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Show The Juter-Mountain Republican VOLUME I. NUMBER 5 ‘ WO OF TWELVE DONE AT CLOSING Pr Names i of Hic nus Kichards, Mehay Voliva Regime. SE SESSION "CHS Impression ofound Are and eee + +a: Tooele of Richards. F. George it é I re - t ch eee Or on oarona anuntee en Weber Twelve : > Con Jeoe bh + Lake a, county A Members ay, of the Hart Logan, oe Zion City, Public sely ! most ee : .© history of co orlum Hin Ar- | Ministers every'. Unveiling tion authority was said to be assembled Presid I dent quorum. of terday the W. twelve announced April One: eee Dowlelsm of . dethroned the 4 was to be decided.| by one mn _-_ Which haves commission 1 te General] man the| en re ror Apostle that Lyman aoe athe i é o itieer s a rose to and ze he make] cs had been on the qui vive, and speaker afte speaker rose of this subject and that with- ot ess the Dowie : r ahr What 7 ae Tea of the made a part of of th c the : t "ches } miniaters counseling modera- ; workers, mine‘a the f 4 present fs enue a A ae tha m 7 inde oe me oe Pek neradd run eins of the knowing sar.wise looks, 4 . : a A\gree to) THROUGH Over Merger - Have No Alleged STREETS Miners' Reply. Persecution Officials of AT Minority Leader BAILEY'S Humor faculty for the presidency |) nor Steunenberg, of ldanho, 3,000 oratorical ing ‘ meet ones | spe nding nog Brace to 0 G é him cena your she | . thank Mr. to men . EF. of leader, the ¢ will the Balley ' Whitney. Fight for money, und bringing disSO YT What arc do cere you going to the rosperity xuddenly broke formation ft that Fw yhtlteee ste 2 is words might be urport of fi stood by his hearers. Then the quesdec ind the future polthat should net a on Voliva. - He by put was Zion of in. TY gene Suettite which many of the Saints alle a Apostle Upon those, wha: were eoing. to riseto administration new the ; feet, who are goall arise and stane he council," new the by stand doubtful | support although anticipated, had thet made| be woul change the whether Let In mak-| conference. until the October to ing Lyman Apostle ing the announcement advising O. - "But with all the | moned, j tral prosperity make : duty we| Vast Assemblage Stands Up. have some things te very ; : \lmos Pree Pig concluded had he hie before most to my becomes It sorrowful general a Was oi movement ; there ai Bie ity Raton 1, that on the sixth r officially announce 4 SS« nblage¢ Ve © Vit & Seuo 041 | brother, our beloved day of February over ley, of auditorium and loft: cholr M up, stood Zionists 6,000 than : were Dowle Dowie and Gladstone Tane o ords »y net on the the first among dem the lo those assembled von thems ive of presides I the harmo 1\ with well may you resignation ‘Their sordeepest us the eaused appreciate the by aceepted were they and row, and*the apo tle twelve of the council day eighth twent the on presideney vamore two causing of last October, counell in our canel Deof day twenty-third the "On brother beloved ou last cem be of member a Fielsted, B Christian passed seventic of ounclil) first the prein that a vacancy leaving LWay Sv thereare, There also quorum siding that vacanct Important four fore will be led at his conte ce a bre ob do to directed been have we Josep president out through Lord. Smith F. authorities the on voting vour "In shal su that desire we church of the that questiol every upel well vote thi i f hand 1 SCA be hall there ds every tand the on tabernacle b hall hand evel that wher d propo question eve on raised deliberate!) slowly name the presented Ther Lyman protest ' prophet, if beet and Anthon Hyrum M. and Char! member Richards, rf , eV ' oo H. late the Joueph F op the mber Hart | sustained, BY) Ider smith, A "le Jt yrit the ie me ( 2 ic aN President OE of thatE anend Bish ucceed historian of : ith sill" PE bet 7 on Paz Twe entreat vefrain be even overt crowd oO rod from remotels cl and nu j Sta at all disrato li) til » Pr the Tuesday legal criticism A it tio ! [ j tive a the Ly 1 { t of a ‘ ver him prese i legal wr t 1 f da elegram r I s Mr. Bailey ridiculing I I [the of point | ce by that tore cl the | rid hi L. ‘ 1 entered ri diamond tras several one av ' h of Kav the face ha hau née arid» "put ‘ e j i 1 1 I j i nu t i thin ilee 1 | ili re j j Vinesian at ' Warship tte of m4 i Khrac { 1- Gree tt } D t he Ita ' +) urd 1 et is Pri lride > rR bj Family Roosevelt tut M } D.C. i} j rm 1 to t this church f ako her th Y .° Long L3 ‘ chauffeu and Ho fan G ge collisior i of them the agitation at of a session if by the the Masy- meeting subject and, possibil- this revived members on the the otions of Republican ‘the folks to thoir-idea to oe + wlsatis nove e both sides of ¢jsion &ar-| of mob the for a time ame ~ndments for of on voting of held continuing enough followers hy endea slee. Sinttdto ee a pies ho Service Fe some in are | of there which part Bill. a that one Fr 3 to $10,000,000 from BOn ee: hag a maximum the estimated woul foree*it WS me ditu wo hts v "h RE ec dec in a grat ual with year first of|the pension The. pre sent this period after el 5 i $141, ae is about roll the 9s rto s ‘ el i on n aso this ; Vashington te eh of these are ! fost with tourists ta con neve: who coe and teachers to vacation Easter the of advantage 26 z +"Che th : ¥ p corrid ‘was visit the capital to department suda a of -_-- Destroys iE put one emancipated the Timber : Valuable we Sports "ae as rama Captali ! 4 declared to be inexcusable, second April 8ere} | says delivers N.fire J., started Simpkindoctor City, Rev. Chicago Harbor wamp an forest \ Egg A. M:'C. at course | of talks to men in the and morning this early Pace threatenassumed had hours a few if service forelgn gpecial origin| the fir Che = dimensions from|of which: Is..unknown, started a short Fearing revolution, of Czar'scan't former tind Rooseyelt Roo Mr | ed t \ elt I ; { : boat, }),4q which left had a and ‘ there. I barge stream ee * starting g ou out-into aTAED the urt rs oes explosion } the slo \ eX Sai ) a ang "i a Pe & a es I eter | after s¢ fav- Seee ii oe ayey ese ers t go ane 2 ‘ ! . je cl ane and | knees } pe esi : ble be aeeveral eaeof a Shor age un 1 se 1 m yee a ae la ae ! 4 affd flees to Rome, orlte Congress-| re ' of home the : ' from ; distance is! he a" ha fa did consid- | for palace a and J. Garriott, John man trict avallexhaust capital of floating Use ikei cedar| reo standing t hen I his to damage tolerable one suppl e money. upply of the | able : The ic high wind : fanned : con hg Shee t 5 gri-| timbe oe t a | 10 | Page and .) ng furnace ne roaring é Se a i i into 1 : flames pee ten, ‘ hoa brief : nae City i tow ard | sleamboa 1¢ direction ore ie a westerly 0 It in rom drove to be claiming zon, I Jo , lox n remaining oO those of Wwe : woe immediately . 7 almost in| up aT locked be to a ¢ sty : Kansas ee eee es the eenee to x : jumping y a er m0 e deck i upper o the on age 1¢ g sa! . or ‘ ‘ The aac Pare i appa areas jail encircled by the flames | =4!¢ Lake completely was Hlome. Heturns Goal can einer ule ene nahi . ee ghtou were community ¢ ntire returned | The rescued men jldre the and out got oon War. ver Worried Buelow powerles were but flame: the b In-|ing received West in iis ‘Telegrams April § Rome, dunit extremely made winds the not|as did President Motor Boat Exhibit Open Von Princess and burning brands flew | Donna Laura Minghett!, but re-|gerous work, re forenoon, f sori] sn Chi chan the that report mothe path | Buelow's b no fre starting l anes mile re-| P the elco! a oa a ! realth méntal and physica! | cellor's five or y we fou and n the:the wide hel er mile a Flea exh! |over at household. hi the anfainting f the | ae ceerdaycatternoonitate by; and overwork caused steadily ,es.| steaguy : that } flames the : by 4 impaired Ave covered long c 1was ‘wn | miles| oh iu ty April present he and \\ \ ur atontoe | 8. ‘Tuberculosis | Page Lands , inhi ‘ are 1 two others while etna Vcres 25,000 buyer int g ¢ lleg f f cu en Italian j 7 1 iE action -The at been. by the & revision has delegation ° it| but that sa * ditterent mat- f I ininea Apri tariff achusetts his i it ' Washington. hupe the vith \ J eaicned. 1 tl } toda djat the th Beache \ \ f to other it d that } ' t : i, the eh tinue } 1 t the jtuth turalist ! c 11 1 coal i t ul 1 tt 1 j est of thi ha ut 1 mr ind |b } aul ed +} t l ‘ i juri ke tt f { ee Mr ; - D. bee 3 h of ¢ night k ind aiber } ‘ 1 to 1 ir rd g ie-up i i | asked at to I 1 ' last of ge ‘ t | wnd lf I > results I f if k Blaze Sweeping lit : t \ of iile Coal coal a Cc | g 1 i i Pott Reading vithl prepari f | TN" i told aie lat ‘s th $5,000. t th is t, M hile it} passing men |two t d ( ip] valu I ' ts a revol famine.t ‘ Leave For Asks Ball Prot, \- | I \ i ered fron esterda Worth i I ‘ ons he Phat April at $5,000 valued ds Orlea of diain coal po of congress recent mireply Parade. ean be secured, to force a Republican ucus on the subject. here ire eleven Republican members, from Massachusetts. They are unanimows in wanting tariff revision, and. their position is said to be an nocurate reflection of the sentiment in their state. Not only does the Bay state want hides and a few other things placed on the free li8t, but It wants Canadian reciprocity. This delegation has been tating the revision of the tariff this session of congress SUNT deference to the pressure brought upon them from home. In order to get some substantial expression from the chairman of the ways and means comon the subject of tariff revises presentative Met addressed ‘to Mr. Payne, cate attention > sentiment in Massachusetts and in other cee of the country for reply, Mr. Payne advised Mr. McCall thane tariff revision was oul of the question during the Fifty-ninth congress e Massachusetts members expected this, and, promptly met caucus and decided, after lengthy discussion, to begin imme be Hig . pe a sonal poll of the house ju what the perme r is, et Silas ecu is now In progre will Se ceire but thirty-nine Republican votes, see ition to their to secure a caucus. No one p ha in anything being done of Legal Giants. but if a caucus is cal things up and further oe the - da has not taken kindly to of his position, Whether latter FOREST JERSEY NEW the Ld wagons. patrol Ogden tio thes { i th j ‘had prophe ree of I Lro { f Diamonds Steal New |vobbed ttliing i irtu re Apostl nd me Where Che ely ty ¢ i I morn ewspaper I to have tempora a ch l ‘ ple she of 'prope div thes ; : pping « Voll an Iminister th Monda { ti et ' Lg First The Ziar very -busy Sunday tthe era lo- bitrath public ( hat t 1 per 1 fl I a perator ‘ ili ip hat I the will t it I 1 Me if ( of t Do a * J with Hien d 5 ‘ f ea to' belonging: the and » ; raining : ity of acting Day Service Pman- jurisdiction | folks of the) o¢ re oe nee to to a theforeign white eruption by destitute to broaden the curriculum rendered Million | of law forms resort to embrace | without » as colle eave Agricultural eae oS Bee ae taking off beof their manner The - opinions 1 "hel that r subjects of yjlocks elgh lays | amberger ha lice } Side : UP +) | tah. | the on iver TOWBOAT BLOWN th to cowardice or "RIVER x heat confined be ra weakness of { Tranrays head too Ogden at t Ogde sures men and law, the of officers the of part course} the mfining f itco ublect The ' I é | a Innocence or as grullt Shee the of Maar uruile, end regardless list) et a to flere Agricultura the in 6. be over- a mot wlll this ' aceused, i the im-!of n e itution ir ¥ Ss } i name Lesh { ; the which I bbsne fair of 2 lovers American ‘ Explosion. looked | by of Boiler ther h Result | the ovel pres‘ ber during ha Alta plie rae rod ia ane al hat Is say, me let This, play | the und € ontentio et t lit 2 be . has a = he § April \ hi W. ve ac 7 for Beaver county | esParkersburg, ie ta ahead *t Active season throughSEP onde eyeu ¢ ip that || propertlé caused: a agitation \ xX nS of yOu thi the count gh out ito the) eo of.1dded vy; rect pin aig . hie . Portlane | at morning Virginia] (yj. at dumps * tailings on Work mee become shall, Fe a until it . aa 2cea : ot not Pas Pwills Immater= A. 15 April " to begin City rat iy law officer to become} a for ible Pores pow: ' Im gricul9° f #ny | to the belleved shares val King in Silver Drop 5 i ¢ e o een law-breaker."' miractk | 4 the! of of bee to condition l not pe ‘ concerned to litigation, | ar' due be to believe i ane ingg . ppotne propertyt dded\to' na that' featu institutl ent"of pre the to: itl tell entiment bea A and the reserves from soon stations hall city and. The ment not ' Titchel Pubtic j J that to dent l n to | ed i l m b Rint tae v timent ou ‘ Volivua VA rad it | tructiorpeat to siie 4 : al all =: yposed | people recitals x. are edt 7 ome the put ee 1, semi-wee the that Cron he a x aia eT resume ad this he «s necessarily | Moss ‘ vote a to matter y é } 10 e. snaurred in the i 1E wa ri a expt nse because sald, ‘continued ed is ivoid ix { Attorney City of Prorh pe "y rw 1y © of that ieceed had A bait: the | during ; ee oe Sletan @ 2h or could i 4 | INJUNCTION. Plans Balk Sali Ban Ps nh era . sffair nent he 7" nust eas an onal home Volivy from ina he d ; Zion His . a | peal rvice held | bl ! was ees went then eek a general sh name new Whitney chureh all After three). ae aa pees general Lyman Apostle VY. Y presented. re & approval of 1¢ after and congregation feast of me mbers love platform list of the additional SmiPen e rie Whi } wére hese caused uM ' Orso! Mcicay, the. rf pained the then men that the mong ASK YO Instructs H. Lune ‘ wi as counsellor proposed e apo the came Next result ‘ 5m} Henry John Lyman, M. ere ee Vhen ‘Toasdale { Teasdale then wathe presentec vote wa taker t} ay .use i¢ pete, had s unanimou zt ‘ ri { 1 Heber J. Grant Rudg as th Smoot, ReedA Smith the Tournal would our brethren to ivthing mnie! Dowle let Now he Winder to rhe ibjun hel, Ipon Rae | newspaper ndou 1 oth aistly? on It riders ‘ Sea [oven treme shoulder of > desired Sm vil sustained first ax ey nd revelator i Jesu of Church the , eside ote the Saint aOo = os Chr At is -(élay Si rf nam the Then unanimous being Charles Was ef] ol- to ortunit; op an Saint i has Apostte the of the one, by one but every to give being usual custom {he intentior evident Latter-day as grouped, not authorities, fe Singly for Voted Names that ut church . the en Pees es men id othe 100% \ i u ‘ Ci Christian the o es ls under : moment the for ng vou of personality pe adit wo } F . igh c of t prisal l vea : firm audibl an ve n wa hich tasid ure t issSurec that di casting of the flier the ; vhen 4 @>¢ xu will never reore! ent outsider the by choed oy; a vast] was there that et ving vavice it was Certain the] of she lies the from lifted load Loss $7,000,000 nu Week inet LW they when . leade vere | t coming fight rhe ¢ Imated losses of the mine ude! e eens ' ng * exuu ‘ Ww 1 ni \ ‘ ‘ | el operatol railroads and othfer | clima iramatic it ve} ‘ direct iffected by thre anthrato ted I postle'?| \ "first postle fin ! ite u nsio} during the eck I J eposec thhe ven it ha l ted I follows | vhich Tuesday if eache Lo ( the rke j ie Anxiety as to Pollowing €1.500,000 ) of operator ¢2.600 past Ou h ilroad £1.400,000 the in what of nurmurings th ) ier bush [1.700.000 ble |} rrr be dot are ty d ille- | total praa oo ly ivering iil ' | minortt | ' to ] fu et Dowle to ot} authorit suprem the lize 0 WILL STAND BY MITCHELL. elf-constituted termed the t anxiety little rt id caused id th following large Miners in Schuylkill District Say They hoy t 1 | toda aguinst ving to able be night Await lis Order= point 1 1 \ ! t ! c rucial ‘ ve | Wh tetion Pot ill Pu April The mine ache 1 safely ti wi pi -| thet ment, unanimou orl rough the Schuylkill disill | { squar-| a nd f mile ' i held me i tod d it is the Lensior the with and church the twelve the of councll mut editorial fall] , the of powel from. Alexandet John { sign true |") Stravion. found comques- Escape the may be fixed many, tO] refused again and them, | jeered order | the wee ey promptly The sergeants | move occupy will bills Appropriation them, used and drawn, "clubs. led house police- | attention of the one and fly, to began Bricks This was badly cul in the neck | man who the temper of the police, | aroused up to this time XN been inclined to , 3 NEWS. S TODAY used were clubs tne and lenient, \be oe an, aheg buildings public iS uwemob England Ne [ For over an hour the in earnest r, school ma‘ams smith FL Joseph returnback, driven was i t ' as : as' fast predominates cent Historlay, Church Assistant 1. Page of «a -pelicemen ipation other Iman finally no and ed will be There closing| ut named anpene new Three called | \ be to had Washington in stations year this outlying vmarade -\the to folks is easy session of confere colored cleared were streets the coul flelds expected | parade among and out of Peace In areal te result) a the ee a as safd, ee P it is I ; made, : was of majority a that several rumol and made, yersistent were arrests will Lat rhes Many to stop hard but |start, . : J strike unno fur- | without but it up heads, keep sore have and ancons parade last) the and by appointed commission FranciscO/;,qe the San at flag red display Mob | ‘ fad x tr ‘ wl e t duplicaane the play, to tnvestigate . is e cle is too drunk.to legislature ; til the band ] st 1 police is clubbed by | go is incentive ae ree all music yatta co j without eas a Agricultural the in ca clay tion of st 1ciie aionists tpt , » > 5 amoug » ‘ pre fight begins. rene ally the th would Then She: over Unity lege'and otf ee eee Veet) giants in the senate @lement better eye The ee themselves bill rate WEES aad : ae aber of Sent courses leading receeded the Pe many 7 oof nate canetn opl ( St In le uce! hay ‘ people : jcolored ane i rutto the much ight f tracking the parade, papor Chief Sends Letter to Tdaho's" || p ty is , ant MishC and collegege ae ul the Aggricultural . inLogan of the hous ehole lei absorption the Washington of mean ta ation Of) thousands west bring ae fhe ee Case, on Moyer Governor Utah of University the who new citizens } ‘ by. others stitution. and S. keep t f "esto Rok é . ‘ r j ‘ . tically rae t ; a ard tert 3. | Page ; : ea? € Washington,-D. Favorable AW Not Trustecs ‘ es eaa brother theRae colored get to possible negroes Industrial }employ of a4aims lal explain * socialists of | GoodKnights Governor of to ths head has written Powdeérly,: by |} Labor. i rod‘ characterized i 16 ; jtuation April oO n rhe W yorrk to( siste sis and l "Jan deseribes-conditions In NorProve a 0 that he insure urging i of : Idaho, mat-|jng, the fes ivitie in the of Interested pat are is ho ? parade a thos ( rt jif 1 { Pet- | we and Heywood trial to Moyer, fair and asS| delleate barbe1 sia th aiterl rool ire $2,000,- | Testeural about recelve wool growers f oh | murder the with charged) |tjpone, have affairs 5 the o f househo and charge i n barberls t th are |} shops for ivs he | 000 for portion of clip contracted He Steunenberg uo Gov, Who lr former el vans whether) to a W ithout OPINION nO xpressed's falls asicep on top of ajare lineman Young to be unjustly it was what known representative | has the by ide W n the ertu pack parade not 5 i pole that | telegraph declares He ' n snarchist applaud cane ind willl be) e ¢ parade it of the the presi f the Mor-|cheer protecting with Peabody charged ind. the whole coun-|. wi walk cake of KUOWD, | justice require ous style i different iousl msidered elique in Mutual | gan-Rogers the men trial for line of mare a fair the rvecular | After |try demands, of tue trustees tl 4. mr, thatall-ot practices | Page the 19 we with charged ive : hey favo into up » especial breaks notl parade da the ollege ered, Editorial | they, and write > } assassin, the t ore ovel ra presidential! oO as ries Thomas ‘ Ss T Profs n2 timbe j I ason that the regard |jn turn were take t disadvantage7 Page 5, tachments ‘and tr! . Sainrt ee | left uncovered | tory State new place | lawful their from removed and move-| the in interested ) being 4 im try! au veral declared attendance rik more coun- the they beeause wel the in positions their from the the legislation. on McCumber's BiUI-To cipation thunder Texas, Senator Republican Special Washington, April 8.-Blg (Miss.), and Morgan (Ala.), $15 the crowd instantly showed | yeLaurin Foster (La.), | years sum- | wij] discuss it Monday. were Reinforcemettts It is deA Wedne sday to speak expects the cen- in \ +ived galleric thi d from. pa Merrill, W. Mariner . ont quorum the lif Vuacaney 3 in maki ga life ‘the announce » to A twelve the of brethren Haloved: ag At resleniatiol F. CowMatthias nd Taylo1 W. John and bosaer | fight off 1 Rict Richards. rec F. George eS ARO Mckay. remain |} cOMmManded "ald cil David them of Pension en= expectations, to ary chamber of a service Menalon Jaw has gidgraston Teller (Texas), Culberson Patan as been advanced been taken up, an (Maryayner (Ga.), Boean (Colo.), favorably re WOT e= wpa the stage (Alja.),|to organ (Va.), ‘Dantel Jand) e bill o3) the cal oneate. to the and|ed (N. at of Overman and Simmons is by Se raiiee McCumber, (Ohio), Fult n (Ore.), Mc-|endar Dakota, Foraker and it provides vias upatinn ), Alli- | North on ), Ne (N. Gumber service in the on proof of ninety days' Lodge| nd tie) Dolliver d and @ upon Is to Ne62 oeyeary soldier reacnof the war of ese ihe 2 Wat acan take to an are preparing Bon. (Mass), s z > age 1 3 eos . : The rate quesae years in the doings. part at ve month, per $12 r entire w eek, | receive * 5 len Will be 4 uppermost the per1 month, and yen reaching 75 er or Basis he ieey 8. th ongh the nr the rte of iain sponte, ana the ng m™ ra of Older April senate rate will recent "nh, him Butt court restriction idea by Mr. Spooner of Wisconsin and Mr. Knox of Pennsylvania. It will be the greatest battle of constitutional lawyers the upper body of congress has experienced jin many years, for the Wisconsin and Pennsylvania senators will give as well as take The question involved is the nut of the entire rate question-that of permitting or denying to the courts the right to set aside by interlocutory decree the rate fixed by the interstate commerce commission. The conservatives, headed by Senators" Aldrich, Spooner, Foraker and Knox, declare that any attempt to restrict the courts would. be unconstitutional and laugh at Mr, Bailey's law The Texas senator and Mr, Tillman, in charge of the rate bill, lead a divided minority in the opinion that congress can limit the powers of the inferior federal courts, inasmuc t created EU pee They demand that the rate bill. be passed by the senate, shall prohibit such court from setting aside the SDD SE s rate, except on the showing that it Is confiseatory in character. ar contention is that a federal judge could always be forced to enjoin the enforcement of the commission's rate and that if their power not restrinted, the grant of the rate fixing powe t the interstate commerce cointniasion would be practieally a nullity. - Orson In railroad nority and \postic of D. guns week tion oe founding ‘oe en ! > TAK -e¢ NAL ne ae a Ae enefit= eile Re ] 1 te. r 2. GO. WEN es Dowexveturns here Ov { His Ae wi ce Yaalntain Mal bs ‘all the leaders on ? CENTS IS NOT VIEWED SERIOUSLY LAW Texas Colleagues. Washington, his the a f From From Idaho, ae ; to SCOFF In Hh out evar once alluding to the ques Puezday? Are sou golng to forget hs oO to stamped bech deluded 7 de- ee many é 3 of) the region, point the on | tion Have Diatribe. as he he - told i as } had ‘ . operators' cassie operators Today in throughout self- ag-| indulgence ypeceiay. and platform of ignorance Ministers Advise Moderation Dames Delivers his and men de- Miningwith officials and those pro-in touch the operators inden Ment independent held up to career Was] His the flery-eved shook fist: as Ak pene 5 wh curled his lips in scor ' of lowers c | Sion. close knew who Gene ies es important= feature, it lacked just = | fhe cocopaiadt tutte : : a Baie : , é , se e . teen minut 8 of the regular closing | gyore which promised me of the conference day the! ¢,, those wl pap when talked rostrum of selfishness, i - told on ‘| Ve scorn » Vr sliva, sJenched prophet," | the by He many was as one t Voliva were "too berth eo From CGaEABE a tendered eae eerove po : dicule in suc- they ; ecause en leader anticipated inside facts peat gr of] FIVE to Massachusetts Members Making Good With Folks at Home. All the Week. abe will also agree to use their in-|;and a few women marched through ee ae preventing the re-|the streets of this city about 5 o'clock oa = e pene from Logan he | this afternoen, headed by a band. The resign Within a week rhis move| men carried denunciatory banners On reaching Lotta's fountain at the corner of Market, Kearney and Third streets, the procession halted. As the }erowd swarmed around the fountain, }one of the leaders climbed upon the monument, unfurled a huge red flag and proceeded to harangue the mob in excited terms. The appearance of the revolution emblem roused the highest enthusiasm, and the mob yelled Itself | hoarse the midst of the demonstration -e polfeemen appeared, and ordeved the crowd to move on he order was recelved with jeers and groans. |The police attempted to enforce the o risen rp !" the convention against: one, also to the thousands of business "© are anxiously awaiting the big temple Dowle was denounced manner even more startling than ; yes- to he ae exignations the ermer pt ques- eae me ears since the strike made |t | These n award. b4ve brought hope to the thousands °! ™! orkers who oppose a strike fight age and yet have not the courage t{to 5 methods of the "restorer™ preceded| his demonstration discrediting their and | | Merrill Mariner W. Taylor W, and Matthias hi | the late reposties John Fe oS ley 2 oe te chosen PRICE Today-PFalr. up April 8.-Worked San Franeisco, State the of Kerr W 4 President Agricultural college who has been op-|to a high pitch of enthuslasm at a posed by some of the members of the| meeting held at Woodward's pavillon board of trustees of the institution, has|to protest against the so-called perseInformed the members of the oppos-| cutlon of Moyer, Heywood and Pettiing faction through a representative} bone, the Western Federiticn of that in CANE the y will agree to sup-!| Miners' officials in custody for the alport George Thomas, a member of) leged assassination of former Gover- eee based w ; i they some arbitrate to .Willing fealty | 27¢ or leader has Phe question was put Overseer Voliva, and as mer head ¢ power oeapHeethat ‘ rrophet," former Also Given the to their he ha Angered Would Oppose i , Wilke bi Se April 8 Greate, anthrathe of settlement a of ope than a strike coal affairs without cite In} ee war reached | has existed itn the coal fields since the & © erin the was he DRIVEN Trustees Hold- lance mere) of the three the Against +) those fr what was the at Weather After Fight. WANTS MR. THOMAS NAMED Meeti Meetings. ; < Lyman apostles that appear names whose this column had been Warn Modera- ‘ ST the largest audience ever} in the historic tabernacle ae Francis and to when with the Immense audipeeves Fae oe eee a of the tabernacle crowded with 2 a os prevails now, It Is : on the current ( that mer than 6,000 former adherents of | the operators will Sat ee ept thi Elijah IIS, the choice between alle-} Yorkers' arbitration proposal, "ap of by scrutinized Conditions. Miners ing «x t 444444444) mmovement Seen. Exxbort Career i vast congregation arose pledgged Je éand , ‘ ; In the midst of silence that was | themselves to stand by the new regime.} profound and at the close of a session Sensational disclosures of personal characterized by the eagerness with} Jabits ecclesiastical and business| which: 1906. PRESIDENT KERR FLAG OF ANARCHY BATTLE OF LEGAL POLLING HOUSE ON OFFERS TQ RESIGN AT SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS IN SENATE TARIFF REVISION COME")|LOSS OF WEEK IS $7,000,000 " Renounce I, + o \ HHH Seeing ; 7 firat cnuren assistant APRIL 9, | ter eeeee. Now DOWIE Adherents of + 4 City, LET , Pormer Presented. 4SHFHFHeeeeeeo torlan y+ +4 SHH " "NOW . When) Whitney: MONDAY; Hosts Stand as Unit and Pledge | Hope for Settlement of Anthra- Will Give Up Position in Ag- Mob Stirred to Fever Pitch is Railroad Rate Question | Their Support to the cite Coal Troubles Is ricultural College Upon Repulsed by Police Occupy Upper House Vacancies. Creates CITY. LAKE ZIONISTS AGAINST PEACE EXPECTED Threemy New A ae of Morb ura amed to il SALT . to childre the | the wl Mira. |and several buildings were destroyed,| the roaring White away Mrs. | miles of which could of Thousands 2 ioe be heard) acres of}' of state the which timber, arrived. | valuable as| to purchase about was Jersey children of} township, the in reserve t Ilia Fane Ith | dten making tecstroved. ‘ sate wu tract Z 1 almost worthless. | « loe the explosion == failed he can Prince awoke Everything u ten-foot ent armory, from boat } ansiety on ac count of the danger nst Germa i ‘ in th dingy to The exhibitio on is in cruiser be apnot claim xperts dingy bh f ind ut + cate € th ie ful-| ue | in & su peopla the up aaa + a 19-f¢ ca aye |