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Show 1J Ogden, Utah, October 15, 1908. lbs ii uima IN BIG EXPLOSION FORT COLLINS, mont Give IN A DYNAMITE EXPLOSION COLO, OCT.1L AT A LARGE LIME ROCK QUARRY AT INGLESIDE. NORTH OF HERE, FIYE MEXICANS WERE BLOWN TO ATOMS, 15 OR 20 WERE SERIOUSLY AND SOME FATALLY HURT. THE QUARRIE Is OWNED BY THE GREAT WESTERN 8UGAR COMPANY. THE NAMES OF THE VICTIMS ARE UNKNOWN, BUT PRESUMABLY ALL ARE MEXICAN LABORERS. Leads Utahns in Published List Uncle Jesse Knight Fund-Murphy. of Centributors to Campaign Parker. Hill. Ryan and Bel- HAPPY TELL N0-71-- RICH LONDON. England. Oct. an I 1 M. SOLID SOUTH Before Doing So Republican - as Result of Carr in .Critical Condition George er Tells BADTAIIGLE lugged From Behind LEADERS SAY While WEST IS ' firmly Ogden, and ones who attacked him. who reside at 12$ Twenty-thir- d When the affair was reported to the street, was tuddcnly knocked to the ground, police. Bob Chambers and Tom Burke wpposedly by a stone being thrown. Instituted a search for. the mysterious ho wa carried into the house of Mrs. assailants, but were unable to find any Hl Monaghan, 2389 Lincoln avenue, trace of them. They found a large rre he remained unconscious for etone, however, which they believe the ,n hour The etone struck him weapon used by the men. the base of the brain, and le said o serious and may result In death. THOUSAND8 DESTROYED BY FIRE Powers was called and ren-"- ? medical assistance. DAVENPORT, la, Oct 14. Fire to' hon , time after $ oclock, day destroyed the elevator of the from the houae where he Rothschild Grain company, loss $75,000 intending to procure some to-!- r; and burned 5.000 barrels of glucose Products ManufacH had been gone about twen-whe- n syrup of the Corn $85,000. . loss company, turing the accident A" he wa turnlnK the corner aZT. Peery Flour mill, he was r Powerth walk hy a heavy object, Mid that some hard eub-mu- st n.' have struck the base of th bone Protruded .Into h at JAPS GO NEGRO CASES ARHILOSED Sunday Gambling and Liquor Selling Charges Summed Up and "nd The oilnutr tor"h a WM "!. unconscious 0. f HD OVER YANKEES K. 2 h.t lht T. he American Party Convention Bogus RESCUED FRODI THE SEA ON TOP OF HIS BALLOON AND STRIPPED OF CLOTHIHG With Approach of Fleet Celebrated Extravagant Expressions TOKIO, Japan. Oct. 15. slow-liab- le y. by a Steamer. BERLIN, German, Oct. 15j The Gw man balloon, Buaely, la reported to the International race committee today as having fallen Into the North sea. Dr. Nelmeyer, the pilot, and Held-man- n, the assistant were rescued by a steamer and taken to Leigh, Scotland. All entrants for the Bennett cup race have been accounted for though and Plauene, German enHegersel trants In the endurance race, are still missing. . Dr. Nelmeyer related his story saying that he pissed Hamburg on Wednesday morning going northwest. He saw the sea hut had seventeen socks landing on land. Before he was rescued Dr. Nelmeyer had discarded his ballast until the last sack was gone. He said he then discarded his clothes. When rescued he was lying on the top of the balloon almost naked and helpless from cold. He had traveled about 400 miles. The commutes this afternoon discovered that the Helvetia, announced as the winner, was towed a mile ' to shore after having alighted In the North Bea near Molde, Norway. Bhe was, therefore, disqualified and the race awarded to the Banshee, the Eng- -; llsti balloon. COUNTY COURT HOUSE at 8 O'CLOCK TONIGHT HON. FRANK of Friendship. Overtaken Prince Wilhelm. The captain saw his distress signals. He opened th valves and fell Into the sea near the steamer and both he and his companion were The Busely Is disqualified rescued. from sharing In the prise money as the terms of ths contest demanded at the f Newspapers fram ot m'na after here today are printing special editions The English In honor of the fleet r ay. thCarrremainder of tlw 1npapers and Illustrations contain recovering of the Injury la .pressions of praise and friendliness for Prove fatal. ithe Americans, who wit) arrive Satur-idaAceuMiin- The gunboat Yankton, the fore,arr had partially recovered, runner of the fleet In the cruise from -Bill Edison, Blir Manila, was sighted this morning. ,!! o- -ij - dispensing Intoxicants to thirsty Etheoptyis on the holy Sabbath, have been concluded after three days in police court. of testimony-takin- g Judge Murphy today took all three cases under advisement. G reset numbers of colored witnesses were examined for hot); defendant and prosecution and the testimony was evidently as much colored as the witness. him with ATTENTION! : to n Salt lake Suffers From NEW YORK. N. Y Oct. 15. U. R District Attorney Btlmson outlined the case against Morse and Curtis, charged with the wrecking of the National Bank of America. Attorney Btlmson said he could prove that Curds Woe a He grilled Morse, too of Morse's. charging wilful depletion of th funds of the banks to build up the Ice trust. He detailed the alleged Juggling of the resources. Charles A. llsnno, the hank receiver, was the first witness. Until th the close of the hearing the Jury wa ordered locked up every night under surveilance. of ballast and as he had hist little Thrilling Story Told by German gae his calculations convinced him that he could cross the sen and reach Aeronaut Rescued From Jaws After sailing for a hundred miles , The case of the state of Utah vs. Oren over the ocean the wind verred to the Fisher and L. Fair, negroes, who were of Death in North Sea-- Had northwest, threatening to carry him gambling charged with conducting to the Arctic ocean. He thought he on games Sunday at the Assembly club was doomed. Finally he sighted th street and Given Up Hope When saloon on lower Twenty-fift- h Senator Dixon, Secretary Dover and Secretary Hayward, of the Republican national committee, were In conference today. At the close of the meeting It was declared that William H. Taft would carry Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Utah and Colorado. Senator Borah said the west did not care whether President Roosevelt took the' stump or not about ten a'hen he recovered sufficiently a few radical (remarks, such a- m, ? ' were who the J who 1leVr m,nd Seim.- .again Into uncon- art capable of h 'whereabouts for nearly He talked little when ha ve out sufficient IflJT"' u hnown that he had fnS vhv- 2Srr,.?nd tond- the man wu In a by Prosecutor. NOT THE DUN Taken Under Advisement. tauH foe. BEFORE JURY Wrecker Has Rough Day in Court Serious Charges Made 000 Admirers West Vhlle returning from uptown last Couch and Edward Dowling had fed had entertained a "Wit about S:$0 o'clock, George Carr, lowed him, as theyhim for some time. CHICAGO, III, Oct. 15. Speaker Jo- the case against William Douglas, bar 4 machinist in against grievance G. Cannon, Senator W. EL Borah. tender In the Assembly club, charging the employ of the He seph are the believes that they Pacific shops grillsIrse Stag-lan- d. Returning Home. Southern weighing 160 pnunda and 5 feet 10 Inches In height. Several business houses In this city have had bogus checks work) d Upon them In the past few days, and the Police desired, If the man In Ogden answered the description of the man who turned the trick h ra, that they might be notified at once. The police communicated with the Smith Drug company, one of tho firms which hud a bad check passed on It, and the man arrested In Ogden does not answ-.-- r the descntpikm of th fellow that appeared In their store, smoo'.h-shavc- Bank OGDEN SHSPECT Check Racket and EndeavorHUNTINGTON, W. V., Oc. 15. Judge William H. Taft addressed 7,009 persons hens at $ o'clock this morning to Locate Swindler. Majority Vote to Return to Work ing. He declared that the protective tariff had made West Virginia as safely Republican as Pennsylvania and But Are Routed by the HALT LAKE, Ort 15. Notice was that the state would remain sa Judge received at the police station WedToInvaded Taft Kentucky today. of the capture In Ogden nesday Minority. night will visit morrow and Saturday he who gives hi name to the a man of Tennessee and Virginia. tack in Darkness From Unknown' Assailants -S- 7 Lead- Virginia Is Safe. LYNN, Mass, Oct. 15. A minority ot the striking tasters, mostly for' elgners, prevented .the formal ratifies' tlon of yesterday's vote today where' by the union ended the shoe strike. The men burst. Into the hall where the formal oallot was being taken, seised the boxes and destroyed the ballots. Although a majority of those present were anxious to return to work they did not interfere. At- as Daniel Mylrea, being taken Into custody on the charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. The description received by the police of the limn is that he is 2$ years old, Itqht complexion, light blue eyes, Ojsd n police late d revision. Thomas H. Russia e $-- $250, Vf. J Galllgan $260, Watson, $100. Colorado Job. D. ThatHill $250, John F.- Shafroth cher. $100; Judge R. W. Steele, $100; $200. $Mt. George R. Willamson James Jefferson Club, $100. Wyoming WTOMING E. Osbeme J. T. Holliday, $100; James H. Claua, John W. H. Holliday $200, Alexan- $100. Utah Moms Thatcher. $100; O. der Nisbet $246.50, I. C. Miller $200, W. Powers, $100; W. H. King, $100; W. A Johnson $147.25. John.. Dern, $100; Frank K. Nebeker. UTAHJene Knight $500, M. & '$100; E. H. Fltagerald, $100; Frank R. Howard $250. Stephens, $100. John I Chairman Norman E. Mack, of the ALASKA A. J. Daly $500 Ronan $300, Jim McCloskey $114, R-- Democratic national committee declined I Parker $10$. to discuss the contribution statement. 15 15-- - A. Turkey Gets Cash Indemnity if and Frunce will agree to a program for the Internal iniiiil Balkan conference T They will favor the recognition of Bulgarian ltulcpendnce with an Indemnity for Turkey; the recognition of the AusWires Down and Snow Plows Out trian annexation of Bosnia and Hercegovina, from which Bervta and Monteneto Rescue Travelers in the gro alii be given strips of indemnity bonds by Austria. The program If Mountains. adoptt d, guarantee the present Turkish regime, readjusting the relatione of the different tuitions to Turkey. Tho union of Crete and Greece I All GRAND JUNCTION. Cola. Oft. to, providing Greece make suitagreed on telegraph wires east of this place to Turkey, It Is uiulere-stoo- d able payment the Denver and Rio Grande railroad are that Russia, England, France down on account of blinding snow have been eserclaing a storm which has been raging sines and Italy, who protectorate over Crete, will conf-- r late last evening. Trains are Indef- with Turkey and fix the Orel on statu to initely late, Snowplows attached of the the conference. The n crewe-tralspecial r, out clearing Berlin treaty providing for part the special the tracks which have been completely of the other parts f Eurosnowed under. Workmen are laboring, regulation Turkey will cease to have effect but the snow containue to fall, with pean when the power have .been assured no Indication of abating. has been that a satisfactory affected. Similar arrangement will apply to Armenian provinces In Turkey. All restrictions on Turkey respecting TAFT INVADES Montenegro, are voided under the pro- clr-cuUtl-on W. Go HEAVY SNOW re-Z- Li S. Bosnia and Herzegovina to Austria Crete Becomes Part of Greece Plans Work Out. CALIFORNIA Nathan Cole $500. KEW YORK. N to . the GEORGIA Hoke Smith $250. of contribution Erratic campaign fund ILLINOIS E. F. Dunn $200. Roger statement U signed by Sullivan $1,000, John P. Hopkins Norman E. Mack and $1,000. Kidder. The tatcment INDIANA Thomas Taggart $1,000. EL that i:lS,6S7 ha been received LOUISIANA New Orleans banker aa $250. The ,um ot Howard Gould's Wife Profane, Vuor more; $100 Sated in mi,theofDenver MICHIGAN E. O. Wood $1,000. conven-- S fion came D. R. Francis $1,000, M. M1SOUR1 Of the total amount lgar and Drunk Says At- -. fund. C. Wetmore $1,100. A been epent t:S.2.88 ba MONTANA T. J. Walsh $500. W. U made for $100,000 additional. B. torney. George $500, R. S. Ford $500, John was received from $100,000 of V. m,(um A. D. 250, Se$nator Losekamp contributor through the newspapers. The report how that the Clark $2,000. NEW YORK, N. Y., Oil 15. NEBRASKA M. T. Connor $150. the bom was ued for supplies, fur Nlvoll, counsel $4,04$. Delaney (Commoner) profit headquarter1 Bryan of literature, Howard Gould, before Justice la noted that among the New It and the cMicnae. t ravelin expense Blschoff opposing Katherine Charles Murphy, York contributor tniemte of speakers. 000 anGould's demand for T. B. $120, David Hill. B. Alton Parker, are contribution Among the lare nual alimony, denounced the D. Ryan and August Belmont are not rive the following: woman as guilty of profanity, represented. McGuire K. Jame SEW YORK vulgarity and drunkenness." He Explaining the "absentees from the John- W. Ilw0, N. E. Mack $2,000, declared that Gould's Income Vice Chairman list says: Hudepeth Perry Belmont $1,000, "The Hat shows Cx $1,000, and princlStl had been greatly the contributions only Sam Untermeyer Cochran Bourke reduced since the panic of last October 1$. Since to and Including up Nathan Jacob Ruppert $1,000, $1,000. have He said: ,Mr. Gould thousand dollar several year. then guauM $2,800. his wife's vulgaribore Hall's received. $10,000 been patiently Tammany E. Ingall $1,0Q0. OHIO-la expected dally. Men Uke Guffey, ty for years One year she R. L. Owen $1,000. OKLAHOMA Kern, Parker and Hill will be reported spent $224,000 for afire. BeB. Golden Bromley $1,500. much from cause We of her drunkenness Mr. expect later. cant B. F. Tillman SOUTH CAROUNA Kern and Parker because they are Gould was roiniielled to pay $ye their own campaign expenses." Judgments against her. WISCONSIN J. J. Hogan $1,000, F. paying Contributions. Attorney Shenn vigorously a Geiger $210. California J no. W. J. Enright, $100. denied the allegations. O. Davie WEST VIRGINIA H. Lou $100. Kentucky Uyrey Woodson, , 5( leiana Senator Cordllu, $250; Govern J. Hughes nor Sanders, $250. ' Montana Great COLORA DO Charles Chas. M. Patterson $1,000, IS.000, T. Falls Tribune, $100. Oregon D. A. Treas-Herm- Bulgaria to be Free No Aid. T- Smn 248 ARE KILLED iis uwj NO. J. CANNON and Other Prominent Speakers Rousing Meeting of Campaign ALL INVITED ESPECIALLY LADIES AGAINST INDIANA EDITOR deavoring to blackmail the committee today In a signed affidavit, accuses. Chairman Hitchcock. of lying and demand of $1,500 for Suppression nies the charges Chairman Hitchcock, charged that Goode tried tq extort from of Article Against Taft him $1,500 for the suppression of an article In the September issue of the magasine attacking William H. Taft's religion. He also charged that Goode Ind Oct. 15. INDIANAPOLIS, asked $10,000 for the use of his paper AmeriSolon L Coode, publisher of the during the campaign. Good declares can Farmer, who hue been charged by that he will make Hitchcock appear In Chairman FYsnk H. Hitchcock, of the court and endeavor to prove his stateRepublican national committee with en. ment , Question of Veracity Raised De- |