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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL TOLUME OGDEN, UTAH IX. NUMBER 198. GREAT EMPLOYERS Moros ad Chair Chs RoB Orer 0a Jolo Island Are Subdued and Conditions On Mindanao Are Improved. Embankment and Are Seriously Xhrce Passengers Eight-Fo- ot ISSUE OHIO O., June 27. Delegates to atate convention of letlea of Christian young peoples Endeavor of wnio commenced to arrive in the city 1"',rn,"6 on lncomi trains from i Wrts of the state. Before the enu , wk five or six hundred are ex-Tweeks program to one of of tv?1 ?Ver Arranged for a convention t"te organisation. The mect- ,ed by number of work- of national prominence. WLL ENTERTAIN PARTY FROM 8AN FRANCISCO " y Annual Re- Murderous Redskins Driven to Attends Twenty-Fift- h Mountains and Country Is union of the Class of '80, of Guarded By Troops. Which He Is a Member. he President June 27. BOSTON. Roosevelt and other members of the Harvard clan of 80 held their twenty-fift- h annual class reunion today. This morning the class met at the Harvard union and visited the college grounds and buildings. The president la expected to deliver a brief and Informal address at the class dinner to be held NV- June 27, Th this evening at the Somerset hotel in Wneiofn' 1,1 entertain the this t51 camp city. He will also be present at the 8an Francisco the stock university commencement exeretrhan. 2nd- - rd and 4th of cises tomorrow. on, ,he July visitors will come In a par President Roosevelt arrived at Back ty lhe Bay station at 6:45 this morning. Bishthing mhL done can,p and every t0 "take their stay op William Lawrence met the presiPleasant Ti,ey wH1 h shown through dent and rode with him to hla resimine and uken by Autos dence. where Roosevelt took breakother nesrby camps. fast with President Eliot of Harvard and a small party. At noon the presiTo ATTEND LONDON dent took luncheon at the Oakley club CONGRESS OF BAPTI8TS with the class of 80. of which he to a member. The presidents party ia VJu,ie 27' The Rev. P. F. quartered at Harvard divinity dorml Ned for tory. fJren,ont ,wnpl EaptbrtVr!nay to attend the world's wWr1 ln London nTt0 assemble EQUITABLE FOUNDER'S WIDOW 1 mnth. Dr. Henson Is RELINQUISHES PENSION dellvw he opening ailddress. NEW YORK. June 27. Mrs. Henry HaMBURGDeFEATS B. Hyde, widow of the Equitable soKAI8ERS METEOR III KIFi T ciety's founder, hna written Chairman ,h H,imhlne 27 7n th rac today Morton her formal relinquishment ol "llnutes the anniinl 825,000 pension bestowed ahead oMhxffl.n,BhPd two halter death, MV,t0r m- - " by the on her since her husband's 'he Allan Orion defeated rhteh was criticised !" (he Hendricks hv '.,Unry,A ninety seconds. report. rt toBte1 J MURDER m ENDEAVORER8 IN SESSION AT DAYTON WIFE'S DISGRACE WARSAW BECOMING IN CRITICAL E n, ed-Ma- PRESIDENT attending the jubilee THE SITUATION IR Terror-Stricke- SfS them are ROT BEAR Husband Kills Her and Then Commits Suicide In a Seattle Hotel. Police Are and Continue Deliveries to Strikebound Purpose Organization of International Labor Union Antagonistic Houses Despite Threat of Drivers Many Officers Fearing Assassinto the A. F. of L. and W. F. of to Strike Teamsters Reject ation Have Resign SEATTLE. June 27. B. C. Abbot, M. Debs to the Front Again. aged 35. mhi of a wealthy St. 1oui Terms Offered By Employers. Law Will Be Declared Shortly. SAN FRANCISCO. June 27. Gen. Leonaid Wood arrived on the Manchuria today from Manila and will go Injured. to Washington, but aaya hla visit ha. no significance. He declares that the Moros on the Island of Jolo are subCHICAGO. June 27. Members of the June 87. dued and that conditions on Minml.ORADO SPRINGS, Kook Idud I Rooky danao are Improved. Datto All, with Furniture Muvers and Expressmen's Limited wee wrecked at 8- 25,000 followers, has gone Into the in- association continued deliveries to niht near The ,lJcly- terior and U making no more trouble. strike-boun- d houses today In face of here. baggage of the threat of the drivers to strike if Stir nit car. rolled over an elght-- t NUDE MANIAC8 WANDER this Is persisted In. The employets e AIMLES8LY IN THE DE8EHT seem determined embankment Of twenty-onto force the issue, the chair car three were which will probably lead to the extenare: Nev.. 87. ProsJune GOLDFIELD, They sion of the teamsters strike. Mark of Coloraoo pectors coming into Bullfrog today reRoaella Sheriff Barrett rntya strike deputies port that they found two men wander- are being withdrawn at the rate of Green of Cripple Creek. ing aimlessly about In Death Valley 100 a day owing to tne decrease of N. l . down beyond the Funeral range. These violence. G a. Ward of Watertown, two men were Insane and absolutely Having failed to Induce President naked. Their tongues were black, Shea to submit the peace terms or the uANY killed in COLORADO WRECK swollen and teamsters protruding. Their limbs employers to the were also swollen. The men had evi- for acceptance, the striking board of executive June 87. A Colorado k dently become delirious rrom thirst the International Teamsters' union DENVER, train and while Valfreight prospecting through Death Southern paasenger met today to institute charges against two milea north of Castle ley. Their misfortune Is but a repe- Shea. It is charged that Shea called SevDenver. roA fifty miles south of tition of the disasters of that region the strike illegally and is spending during the past week. The springs en! are reported killed. lavishly in the conduct of the are drying up and the usual supply of money strike. Action on the charges was deCONVICTS FIND water Is lacking. The prospectors are ferred. .Shea characterized the proAN IMMENSE FOSSIL so scattered over the vast region that cedure as "bunk" and said the strikthere Is no way of warning them. Car- ers themsleves approved hie method 7. Convicts CARSON, Nev., June casses of men and burros neavy laden of conducting the strike. He hinted unand without owners have been found at a tie-u- p of the whole teaming busiat work in the penitentiary quarry remain the of the petrified numbers. In earthed This season of the year ness of Chicago. Even the is unfit for all prospecting. The men jawbone of a mastodon. By a practically unanimous vote last were In in form, are being nursed to health and steps night the 'teeth, etlll perfect teamsters refused to accept Is find about are being taken for their Identificaplace The scene of the the terms recently offered by the emM feet south of where the remains tion. ployers and the latest peace prospect of a mastodon were found several ln the strike has vanished. The terms name strata. It the on and GOLDFIELD. Nev., June 27. Re- offered by the employers were those yean ago, Is the opinion of the prison officials ports from Bullfrog say that during which have been published from time will remit in the the past two weeks eleven have perish- to that further work time, with the addition that the dlicovery of the complete remain of ed while attempting to cross Death question of wearing the union button the Immense fossil. It la also possible Valley. The heat Is Intense, some- should be left for decision the emscientists made by the prophesy that times reaching 140 degrees. The ployers individually. Only by two unions, to effect the the that many yean ago springs are all dried up. the Department Store Drivers and the Ktnalns of one or more of the giant Express drivers, voted on the quesnee of human beings supposed to have CAPITALISTS A8PIRE TO tion, the other unions agreeing ln adniitrd thoucands of years ago will HIGH POLITICAL HONORS vance to accept the decision of these forecast was aim be found. This two unions. made because of the fact that the footCARSON. Nev., June 87. Following President Shea has Issued a call for print! of human glante have also been the story to the effect that Con Ahern a general meeting of all the local teamfound In this same strata. of Virginia City will be a candidate sters' unions to be held tonight He for the Republican gubernatorial nom- has announced that the only question HOOD'S TEXAS BRIGADE ination. cornea a report that State Sen- to come before the IN ANNUAL REUNION meeting Is financator T. I-- Oddie will also enter the ing the present strike. Other labor made Oddie man who a la has fight. men declare, however, that the chief CORSICANA, Tex., June 87. With a fortune in Tonopah, and he has pro- topic of discussion will be the spreadthe elnglng of "Dixie" and the display nounced For S political crpl rations. of the strike. ot the confederate colors the survivor time it was believed he would ask for ing of Hood'i Texas brigade, one of the the Republican endorsement for United PROSECUTOR PURDY famous orpnlsatlona of the army of States senator, but It Is believed that AT KANSAS CITY the confederacy, asaemmbled In this some Reno man will secure this choice The city today in annual reunion. As It appears now, P. L. FlaniKANSAS CITY. June 27. M. D. rial ton were given a cordial welcome. plum. gan and "W7 A. Massey of Reno and T. Purdy, special prosecutor from the Mayor Johnson delivered the official B. Rickey of Carson will be candidates United States attorney-general- 's ofgreeting and President Harding delivthe senatorshlp. for fice in the railroad rebate cases, arered hla annual adddreas at the openiSenator Newlands. It is said, 'will rived this morning and Immediately ng buslneaa session. The reunion pro- soon return to the state from Washwent into conference with District Atgram coven two days and is largely to spend several weeks with his torney Van Valkenberg. ington nude up of social features. roll The he which period Mr. this afternoon said he (hows that of the 4,000 men comprising constituents, during will look after his political fences. would Purdy file an infongatlon against tlie the brigade In the spring of 1888, there Senator Newlands Is easily In control Santa Fe for contempt within a week are now fewer than 400 survivors, of the Democratic organisation, and twelve members having passed away there Is no doubt concerning his selec- and if the evidence Justified he would I nee the proceed against the officials. reunion of last year. tion as senator In case the legislature continues to be Democratic. 8IGMA CHI FRRATERNITY SAFE CRACKERS RODE IN AN AUTOMOBILE HOLDING A JUBILEE LLOYDS POSTS NEW WAR RISK8 ELMER. N. Y., Jiine 87. Four rob CINCINNATI, O., June 27. The 27. Lloyds baa bers, who rode in a big touring car, June Sima Chi, one of the largest of tne LONDON, Greek letter societies In this country, posted terms of five pounds per cent this morning blew the safe ln the and which Includes in Its membership to cover steamers from all war risks postofflee and secured stamps and President Grover Cleveland, between Germany and France during money orders to the value of 81.000 jtonwr Robert and escaped. McCormick, ambassador to the next six months. France: Booth Tarklngton, the author, and many other men of note, began a three days' Jubilee meeting today at Oxford In celebration of Its THE YAOUIS The fraernlty was founded st Miami university, Oxford, in 1855. There are but four survivors of those who organised the fraternity and all ot semi-cen-tnini- CODLD LEADERS MEET DETERMINED TO EORCE LABOR TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1905 TUCSON, Arix., June 87. Accord ing to advices just received from Her-mosil- lo a party of American mining men under Joseph Dewitt, which went to the rescue of ranchers threatened by the Yaquis in San Minguel valley of Urea district, after driving the redskins back into the mountain'! fastness, withdrew to Posa station, leaving the country to he guarded by regular troops. The Yaquis are still making sorties. Sunday the largest wheat field in the district, three miles long and two wide, was fired and destroy' ed. Several ranchers have been mur dered. SECRETARY HAY 18 RESTING COMFORTABLY NEWBURY. X. H.. June 27. Secretary Hay passed a comfortable night and is resting quietly this morning. The arrival of a nurse and a physician. l)r. Jackson, front Boston during the night was the result of a belief that the secretary will require careful nurs Ing and medical attention for some time to come. PANAMA EDITOR DIES OF YELLOW FEVER PANAMA. June 27. W. E. Woodbury. editor of the Star and Herald, died last night of yellow fever. 's rtial liquor dealer. shot and instantly killed wife in the Tourist hotel thU moriilng and then shot himself. He Cllh'At'.n, June 27. The organix;!-tlo- n will die. AlitMit left a letter giving ax WARSAW, June 26. The situation iif '.in iiiternutioiLil labor of the Hhooilng that his wife Is union, the liccoiiiliig critical. The police are had entered on a life of shame. She whose ir. iid shall follow tlie n and are making no efThick-Min- e of SinaliMii. is the purpose ofteachings a gath- was a d.iughtei of Edward of M uncle, 1ml. forts to preserve order. A number of ering of lalxr leaders which assembled in Chicago today. The king officers have resigned, fearing pin of the movement Eugene V. Debs, CONVENTION OF it Is expected martial law TEACHERS OF ORATORY the organizer of the now defunct will lie declared shortly. Cossacks are American Railway union and late candidate for president of tlie United WASHINGTON, June 27. There iHiirollliig the streets. was an increased States on the Socialist-Democrat- ic attendance thU In the disturbances yesterday one ticket. The new organization Is to be morning at the opening of the second e Inlaunched under the name of the In- day uf the annual convention of the mini was killed and twenty-fivThe arrests numbered 678. A dustrial union. National Association of Elocutionists. jured. The new movement makes no secret During the day twenty-minut- e papers mobilisation of troops to expected. of its antagonism to existing labor or- were presented us follows: Public beet-rolaborers of thirty-tw- o and methods, particularly Reading of the Bible, Dr. James T. ganization lu of of the government plantations the American Federation of Labor and Docking. Jacksonville. Kin.; Deliberahave struck and to to feared the the United After at- tive Oratory," J. M'. Wetxel. New Hatacking the present system of labor or- ven, t'onn.; 'Demonstrative Oratory," harvest will be lost Peasants Of the Initiation George W. Saunderson, Seattle, Wash.; government of Kovno art forcefully ganisation and prohibitive fees, the official call for the convention "Methods of Teaching,'' Thomas C. which assembled today makes the Trucblood, Ann Aihor. Mich.; "Vocal occupying the pasture end other lands of proprietors. declaration' that class divisions foster Fallacies," Clinton 11 Shaw, Chicago. This evening a paper by Mrs. lian-nlli- al political ignorance among workers, A. Williams of New York city, on SITUATION AT LODZ thus dividing them at the ballot box SEEMS TO BE IMUROVEp s well as In the shop, mine and fac- "Elocution in Antipode and Orient," will be followed by an oratorical contory. Continuing the call says: LODZ, June 27. Order has been Craft unions may and have been test foi prize Intercollegiate winners. temporarily restored and the situation used to assist employers in the estab uppeurs to tie Improved. The street Mshment of monopolies and the raising OHIO TEACHERS IN FIFTY-SIXTSE8SION cars are again running. It Is estiof prices. They permit the association mated that 20,000 Jews have lert Lods of the mtsleadere of the workers wUn O., June 27. Almost since Buturday to escape a possible the capitalists In the Civic federation, every county In the But Key. stnte is massacre. where plans are made for the perpetuAt Ltdzeno Station, near here, toation of capitalism and the permanent well represented among the host of day a drunken officer ordered Cosenslavement of the workers through delegates Htid visitors here for the annual session of the Ohio sacks to fire into a trutnland of pasthe wage system. A movement to meet sixth these conditions must consist of one State Teachers' association. The con- sengers. Two volleys were fired. The dropped to the floor. Only great industrial union, embracing all vention has headquurtera at the Hotel passengers Victory, where the gathering was for one. a womun, was wounded. industries, providing for craft autonoin mally opened this morning with the my locally, industrial autonomy ternatlonally and working class unity Inaugural address of President N. II. ADMIRATION FOR RUSSIAN DEFENSE generally. It should be founded on the Chaney. The feature of the afternoon session was a symposium discussion class struggle." TOKIO. June 27. A The movement has the active co- of the various phases of the count ty operation of the Western Federation school of todHy. The proceedings are of Admiral Viscount lto. chief uf the of Miners, a large and Influential or- to last three dnye, during which time naval staff, called oil Rojestvensky In ganisation, which of late years Iih of- there will be pniiers. addresses and Sasebo hospital and expressed the refered serious opposition to the Ameri- discussions covering every branch of gret of his chief over the suffering the Debs and educational work. The attendance Is admiral has undergone and admiration can Federation of Labor. hla associates declare that the Indus- exceptionally large and the convention at lhe desperateness of tne Russian defense. Rojestvensky Is progressing trial union will begin Its career with a gives promise of great success. well and sent his thanks to lto. The official membership of 600,000. coLr ot the new organisation will be MEETING OF NEW YORK MU8IC TEACHERS ASSOCIATION JAPANESE STEADILY red," the same as Socialism, signifyADVANCE ON NINGUTA ing that regardless of the color of tlie ROCHESTER, N. Y., June 27. The skin the blood of all people Is red, ST. PETERSBURG, June 27. A disthereby attesting a common brother- seventeenth annual convention of the New York Stale Music Teachers' as- patch from Gunahullng. Manchuria, hood of man." The new union makes the prophecy sociation began today In this city, the says the JaiMiiese movement In the direction of Nlnguta Is being kepi up that this year will be long remembered sessions being held In the Second Ba for strikes and labor troubles; that tlst church, with President Jaroslaw steadily. the laboring people are liecoining de Zielinski of Buffalo presiding. The aroused, and will Insist on a more proceedings are to continue three days. MERCILE8S COSSACKS KILL TWO HUNDRED equitable division of profits of all in- Three sessions are to be held dally. dustries. Another big railroad strike The morning (teutons are to be deRERL1N, June 27. A dispatch from will be started by tlie new union, which voted to papers and demonstrations on ses- Lods says that In a revolt at Wldseno, other The musical various of topics. union the Switchmens that hopes North America will Join the new body. sions will he given up to a variety of near there, troops fired on the popu' Debs Is said to be very anxious to concert programs. In which many mu- lace. killing 200. tty conclusions with the railroads, de-as sicians of note will take part. HERR KUNERT8 8ENT TO he has never forgiven them for his PRI80N FOR THREE MONTHS feat In the great railroad strike In thU STEAMSHIP MINNESOTANAGASAKI LAID UP AT city in 1894. After the railroad emBERLIN. June 27. Herr Kurierts, NAGASAKI. June 27. The Great ployes have been organised. Debs will turn his atttention to the mining in- Northern Steamship company'! steam- Social Democratic member of the relch-stn- g. was sentenced to three months dustry, and It is said he hopes before er Minnesota has arrived here with the present year ends to bring about her stern post cracked. Temporary Imprisonment, for insulting the memthe greatest strike In the history of repairs will be effected hero requiring bers of the German expedition to China In 1900 by saying In a speech: ten days time. "Our the country. soldiers ln that desolated land, plundered and abused women. hit: lernir-Ktrlcke- aasas-HlnntU- f, fy ui. i , ji L. ot 10-dril- Mine-Worke- rs. . B PUT-IN-BA- fi fifty-- eOLDFiliwIER T COMMANDERY TO TRENCH ROTE One I AT THE Instituted, Known as No. 3. FA . ft - i PARK. Malta, PARK CITY. June 27. The excursion train which brought the Knights Templars from Ogden and Salt Lake De- to Institute Malta commandery No. 3 and Conference On a Insists of Real Wife Mrs. G. T. Phoenix, arrived here at 5:80 laat evening and clines to Outline Program Estate Agent, Mortally Wounds brought about 100 members from Utah As Requested. Chas. Hays. commandery No. 1, Salt Lake, and El Monte commandery No. 8, Ogden. The vtaltora were met at the depot by the local Knights and prospective BERLIN, June 27. The German an- members and all marched to town, GOLDFIELD. Nev.. June 27. Chas. on the subHayes, a prominent lawyer, formerly swer to the French note headed by the Park City military band conferMoroccan of Mono county, California, was shot ject of the proposed The mounted Hnd five policemen. It sent to Paris yesterday. and seriously, perhaps fatally, wound- ence was on that Ger- march was made south to Wondslde Is stated authority high ed by Mrs. G. S. Phoenix, wife of a north to the Union 11101110 demany insists on a conference and de- canyon, and In pot again south to the Mnsuiilc the reHl advance pro last estate to nlghL clines outline man, wealthy' Phoenix and hla wife sought to dis- gram of the conference, as requested hall, where they were reviewed from a stand by Eminent Commander Eppossess Hayes from a lot they bought by France. person of Ogden and his staff. from him. During the wrangle Phew After the review had been made nix, who to an Invalid, told Ms wife to DEVISE PLAN TO ELECT EQUITABLE DIRECTORS ranks were broken and dinner was shoot She fired three times, one bulserved at the several hotels here. At let taking effect in the groin, one in June 27. Grover x:80 the first Beaalon of the lodge was YORK. NEW the hand and the other missed. The woman surrendered and to held on a Cleveland, Justice OBrien and George held, when the charter was read and ofWesttnghouxe, trustees of the Equit- voted on, after which the following charge of attempt to murder. Installed: and elcted were ficers consider to Henry met afternoon this able, LORENZ COMMITTED TO the affairs of the society. It Is under- Hughes, eminent commander: Charles MOUNDSVILLE PRISON stood they will arrange a plan for the Henth. generalissimo: Frank Emery, Charles Shields, senelection of directors by the policy- captain-genera- l: John will ior warden: Thompson. Junior of directors board E. G. Dr. The holders. 87, WASHINGTON, June , warden: T. J. I,ewis, standard-beare- r Lorens, formerly postmaster at Toledo, meet tomorrow. Waite. G. W. Gulliver, sword-beare- r; who waa tried for conspiracy with AuScott, warden. The officers were Ingust Machen and the Groff brothers WILL CARRY KNIGHT- DONNELLY SECURITIES stalled by Eminent Commander Epperand sentenced, to Moundsville penlten son of the Ogden lodge. tlary for two years, was brought into After the Installation all were taken court this morning and formally comCHICAGO. June 27. Leading Chicamitted to that institution. go banks made arrangements today to the new Sutton house, where supper with the receiver for Knight, Donnel was served In courses by the Misses Wilson. The APPEAL OF GAYNOR ly ft Co., grain and slock brokers, who Rctta Allen and Mnggle AND GREEN QUASHED failed yesterday, to carry practically house whs prettily decorated with the all the flrm'a line of the Chicago Stock national colors and black and while, MONTREAL. June 27. The supreme Exchange aecurltles for the present. these being the colors of the lodge. court at Ottawa today granted the ap- Thia will prevent disastrous results In The ladies of the visiting Knights plication In behalf of the United State local financial circles. The liabilities were entertnlned by Mrs. John Thompand qunshed the appeal of Onynor of the firm are snld to he In the neigh- son nt her home, and the train returned to Salt Lnke nt midnight. and Green, with costs. borhood 'of 8250.000. i t v k : |