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Show ae _ awe ages "Sn, Al ________ OFFICIAL ORGAN osThe OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN THE STATE SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, 1907. HUNDREDS OF CARS OF COAL NOW LINE RAILROAD 10 CASTLE GATE co = Ses sca ss vik : GRTRON CLUB'S ONE ANNUAL BANQUET 5) President Nearly Falls Off Chair Laughing at Prac- An Abundance of Fuel Along the Way: Plenty in the Ground Moré Train Loads Being tical Jokes. Mined. ----~ ALL | | | COLD FACTS ON THE PARAMOUNT QUESTION NOTABLES Roosevelt, Fairbanks, eee ; From a Staff Castle ly Gate, possible, Is a coal Jan, this think coal, Wallow jn ; on beds precious sleep that cars of the way There is coal to s plenty there of It's line dani up nen Lake SY ae lo situation not : add the following ani jota ) tedtce: on thirty Friday, in of fac 25, to ts el ole ue a : == . Snowing was and SSS the in F Hit 0 at Sunnys l~@ stand: ud favor of | "ALI the says of there these mine f - at + ee Action 4 |}* ; + Once. JACKSON'S Oe tte nace ate at ain MA Lake ls | chair. On egs _| the Renate todeclined. a month as provided introduced a a bUL few: days ago: pretreat) octal ta + 4 In Thohey benefit. The =Mrs. ee was + +| +} the tee. ‘m i Cc ; iles were any : empties j Pe 3 % and ee ne is number ; some ' ee ae of > of box these t ames at eget from Frore runs up to 1 ranch cars a mines ‘ i ae aaAe e a lichigan Opponent Iearly Date . : | papers Impressive Services in of Former Member ; Honor of V two ré ouds of coal dier box pane at Ate fuel Oras On the TRE. "| to Name é Ri rea no of} other) sk many has con- does for tracks at 26.-There ere | UTAH {in the TP Cabinet <the | { | Wwas Members, G. Gate, ' ‘Work i L +) | Eo Burrows ocal wags D -pipaghinereis| : eeificall c. speaiicc enver t P| ee down _ at taken S iw SPN sut the a week agm on a derail switch There was Summit. near sc ee because SHOR + . it of dite, ere be made least, before or neat AS as no snow un-) heen Salt' the SpringWille there cars of coal, and ‘ were twenty or at were. twenty-) Provo there slack large days, | and coke factories 1 Sti . mort The to the spec same con- AGA s Delegates- Pleased) x nator from Mi pmereiaes of : f war ‘Session ~ fos special to Close OU. Seg ' er ees Republican Special service. enver, ‘Jan, 26. kslon as) a Civilians Farming congre: ine train Hon Pe Waiting ala' Tengincs. a andy 1906 figures idetrack, be-| tion Castle Gate, . that) and tons of coal, eeehelping elning han elping fedd: hand th! for ee a ‘for There was hardly. tween Salt Lake and: did not contain tons slit aad patienee ‘ enging start a urr rc sed ¢ : The se eae of: coal ac ite 4s coal, the their reguia output Hence, there being is stated president Alt é nature forts ¢ are of coa > no difference company, and lot the of Utah uel) coal wa being |are transformed into coke at the long line} of ovens bordering the tracks : The station agentat Castiei average Gate told)of! ‘ nthe at Salt can't time Lake, there a vouch. was a cry short for jaunt this. high 1) however,| the mining man says he know At Price, 122 miles from. Salt Lake,| a business man. make the assertion that he counted. 100 cars of coal in| the yard That is probably exagger-| nated a littl for th ivd ould! hardly accommodate that many tdl ears, With all the switching that. is! a if. an 1oWever, "that there were between Sait. Lake and| Price, inclusive, today, . in.' coal, slack) and coke, elther standing on ide-| { tracks G or jn transit, at least 600 curs.) Ofielals of the Utah Fuel company say it was ull bound west MENGE Understand VNOeree :Shortage S B. of Williams, superin-| ‘the Utah. general Fuel company, W. tendent with not Salt ; headquarters at Castle understand the1 coal ‘ ( Lake and other Gate, shortager ho places oGnatte:s Castle Cl i Gate in says 15,000 mines. that is the £ AES, being i formen resting a Veh | tara Bia abaut othe other) supply the other Mr. Williams, the company not get as good results from as it would if they rested on bath. The mine stock runs the the down, men are tired, and the ecompuny money every Sunday the mines worked. Mr. Williams asserts only one-third of the customary. is realized aput fraction of that day He does men) Sab-| the! loses are) that out-; only ou 300,000 ou by _the Utah Fuel tically of is will vole in Dr. rst * his ef~ the fta being | Pops a day, being or!) turned! , counting e itthg all he the from other Tt Mi < ath as : tn tons annually m, 0 It company all of Brit the Utah there is} turn-|| aare million there ' That will text book for ; a he ing tons ary of here were is aie ing 1 from . Chicago. Spell Follows; Given 1. the to the the and his iy off-| urger the e before ry kis S86 san Cate at garden, Re Or ha ae a eg ar rye A ie at y eninge will an White Pies‘ : wos the shooting in the Madi- Square roof th % e M | es, 3 have GQ d was vc eae hours points|®° . w: ae renew. tia relationship Evelyn, a espite a tea th Hel fore Hee wh spirit} pPpaw ace occurred | White's ‘dupplicit; ick the prin-| with anea on More the Plants from solid today which His] J igo, Kansas Joseph The and same aa pence SK nit of the Newark, ~- yl a N, Deore by the g to the to city. owen hold ef considerable his worry health to Is the: e@us- |) with vati- The ident ' a presiaent Mac ni-| arder Cily, East St ae " Omaha telegram announced by wage Mrs. of : hot ght tri- four. . Fairand and the ae ne NI of $3 F into response machinists, Oly i , : their lives. A premature wyjeh constituting | 4) MEN nedy's sister memento of a magnificent cameo as her audience. with him. AND au} AMERICA ARE turned CLOSE, E, SAYS BRYCE a .: apere I h Sald: English Were never In' James Bryce, the the Unite d Bitten CRE BRLC Manchester ; relations better, with and Tae tonight SUBSIDY DEEP 7 open fire : for of the > Harry' s wife, ambas- did vault sir, he re-| the} a In carried comment by the ye One In Hhurpose purpo ing it out hurled all into eternity without o ce nine of the preliminary My | waterway ae e pa was cross firing of of them went this waj Sacre y Taft Wants What Secretar ‘ Secretary Taft a-candidate n by for] 7 honts. { fan retiring ice commission, address "rel: an eee chairman in before the Merchants eee ae yaad toastmaster, and yy J. the the fore | beet ees Theodore | Theoc of frauds, strongly opand| Deilt six the h, > the Fatey ea ; Statemen a red he ever -s dep uties, ahad tat8 hisa in, Reads AW Letters. ae oF the jurors spent the day writing letters, the only way save telephone, in which they are ~ perto make The Captain sécured, he a private life 9 ‘Ye + vps do longing ging you of | things?" 1aWw- a ‘lL few read the > Page ands Hands days men no- to return know all statement he ago." "dis Cards to} business letters were Lynch communi- all before read they -by were put the captaln would with L the juror, ; hold ° t enter the recelyer v ‘6 ‘‘ booth the and talk. for the juror, All thé-eonversations were carried on. in thisoway Each juror has @ separate room, but these by out} his bed Outside sleeps-a in night. A 1 Around, the As tho hall guard there jurors. is are' in a a guard not }mitted to read anything that on or appertains to the Thaw. , 2 coursé oO Chicago ¢clubs ton bree - ba: acteoie ok of a Mr.| @ Washington, 3 ; Secretary DIVINE NEGRO Wash! ton, Vashing Virginia General Horace ; cot. all per- , touches ease In the canal is of first importance to cago, "because Chicago is the | port ta the sulf of Mexico." sg 2 Q a Jan. oes IN JAIL Bailey Austin, Tex., committee of ia Ae eae 26.-Edward Carr|short lea t the Watte] J. D. S Pr ide t : Taft MESSAGE; THROWN of H. St. Louis, Clay legal Plerce, rep-| was Chi- | police headquarters, : No weapons Fy eht real| found on the prisoner, who Is thought to-be demented. as Mr. Bailey, Pi Oe party, entitled andto pe know ea t ar. w =e ssai F a e i ra t FA Will of: ; Sue Yashington, as ' th onsite ole oe : Dyer on His Jan. lass i ] Bond, -20-Ths the or _" "fil main threatened portion of of: the the as = ena we? fase wae sued by $20,000. Fire Threntened Whole Town is es ary oe ee Pa. aan ea ahs in the o. ‘ pee e rs Sr came 16 Square, of.the ~ ie trégsury sub-treagiry, will be government on. his. bond‘ i ‘ a : ae ve Se i dyer, seconc eee eller o ne subtoday. hay ok treasury at St. Louis, who is -held-to riblati t ( Jan. 24-The legislative} be responsible for the shortage of $61,Senator Balley held a | 000 recently discovered in the accounts oer Lraced Attorney] of the session this Johnson, of ene ; a | +> Is Not Harmed. any : ‘ house today a olution directing the the Ne a ‘corpor:‘ation chine ger fethh ~ &Cae eherher Thee Ss wraghake thavthvretd uK Nh b view yl Natca olated Por- : ‘ Pyare aho ter, Chief Justice Fitzpatrick of Idaho, Winston Churchill, Justice Brewer and | re] "HAD a s| ee seconded i eu Not more than 5,000 tons a month, , friendship is of especial value to us.| Shonts' recommendations concerning | House this afternoon to see heen aaa atand. Chairman or so ent out.of Utah, and against| The Jamaica inc Oe nt proves that the) the waterways Roasevelt. He clalmed to eke a ry en Paecidta onthe that the conversation aig: ie re comes into the state each | Ume ts gone by when a similar inei-| Mr. Adams, in introducing the re from the Lord for the Presiof 1%5 could not be considered confimonth about 35,000 ton Of the mil- | dent could De ative a ainiorhwe: crisis, | speaker of the evening, remarked that | den He was arrested and sent to dential as between lawyer and oe on Sunday, becuse only) lion and a half tons of coal produced | The affair gave both: countries an the men. show up on|----- ae -_-___ --.| portunity to show thelh B00 will laughs at the charge « ‘ontinued on page two.) their trust in one another with oar°7/30 iy'y were gs after ies aptain cations. ey. Gh "Was i th 4 ‘ | ident Roosevelt's commissioner America|) Venezuela (to investigate the alleged| Americt "s/asphalt room short Willlam W ho, in mitted ee s er spgtel, are as though . up. at they: tea Central amen well as Cc , us the Ie le¢ f oror tha. 1E oeOF a 2°GSoir eed untlfo imprisonment : : : Fi entral guarded uae ; Captain ve r espo :D0 net one Pee with the guests as victin ee repectablé . vc < oe : week. selected, The seven jurorsin continue ‘p oo. tremendous ar " Taft ve enthusiasm. j or War came in for a court Were crown jewel e oc Ope Jailed jurors were: "Ik ah morning and o'cloc kK. re- ; heen of ; nose-|-broadway Roose ir xc introduced. : and as she will nh of state 5 he|]®#!they the are Broadws pity as closely and mh l irpose j , proposition, ‘ as the justice had been Exchaage, of p warming the explosives, |@al 1 propos A nd ; Investigate Cotton purpose placed the frozen dynamite in| talking to Chief Justice Fu ller; SenWashington, Jan, 2%6-Representative front, so that it might thaw out. The|ator Beveridge was presented with a/Livingstone, ot George and Rep. | explosive was, however, too close to| card from the child labor union No. 23.| Burleson, of 18 xas. introduced in the WATERWAY from the lakes to . to as a statement by E ofhavethe evi. . of | mailed. The captain' also Was the telephone intermediary When a juror wanted to.-talk over: the ‘tele. ee he want to re main at his pres- | phone, he would hail the captain and ent great work as secretary of war? tell! him the number he required: ‘This dynamite, front the zstheir "Does he want to be chlef justice the ey me court? Tidewater of on = as apart- the chorus girl in the Hotel She is under subpoena as a from the|first who shot." will not cheered which an. be excluded : fs immediately shares Seyen|S8uch time as she is called room upon Wasn't] take the stand. hers at Thaw will rest until Aordhy there is no session of his trial until : President speech, who prosecution is complete 4 was ‘ . regarded the Jury body ; at the table waving napkins ; at who "is sa ‘ for the they eh a made iT ment with Lorraine. six feet witness yester-|S00Nn as of unless he alliance did yesterday." rose, a f go% Soiree of Rupture. ae for enziec the mujesty's Bryce pole . Cause e o ill-foeling that has ed all of the week between the nembers of the Thaw family against ? He place today, in Py on , foreigners lost placed ; Miss ik reésponsib exit The skit ended with the recital of . an .ep tlogue, and the "Star Spangled Banner,' from the orchestra. Every- the explosion been at followed. at the between the king Chicago, Jan. 26-The only way the} the flames and exploded, . In addition to the speech of Presi-| | United States can profit by the conArms, legs and fragments of bodies | dent Roosevelt, remarks were made by Galas Fre oesubsidyho and rare . bare | still lone beeingdistances recovered, in-| | nesota, Representative | yates through ga ship J. Adam fF. Bede a of Mindeep) atuncan trom{n thesomescene Representative W, Cushman ( acd j J London, Jan. 26 new ambassador to AND had es Actress furious < of 9° 1e. pr friend of i ia tie One of the men was Ifted bodily During the evening a page entered|the newpapers, Captain Lynch could fr he ground by the force of the | the room with cards for various peoeT eaeaw the daily oes without from MELEE OMIM 00) ; ple Captain Bill MeDonald of the}|cutting them. This proved unsatisexplosion, and hurled nearly the enRecs Rangers sent in his ecard for factory, as there was etl - left to read tire distance across New river, the| Senator Foraker: Attorney General] @fter the Thaw -Olumns had been mangled remains lodging on a small] Hadley of Missour! Inquired eagerly | hewn away. : 7 ge wipes was Accordingly on in the stream. The other men| for H, ere H. Rogers; a note y was dedelivered ; he decided to get. Bot, them ere instantly killed, but were not so| to Secretary Taft from Justice Brewaoe together and read the news to "horribly initio . er asking the secretary not to comthe us vari ea built a fire for the | mit himself further on = the presiden--_-->--_____ him SHIP forees yailroad, near that ., ‘ | which at least nine and iF girl ‘ Begins. of St James telepnone that James in the sign thal treaty does*better than : met) long Courtler-"Ycs, "Is Ws though was x (the accounts ers rus be the Pun rarden, putting the 12-pound oe x Sing-Inform him that { Eternity Camp the and laugh Hon. inches Carelessness. construction ne , Fo to some Inanimate statues, whic t yhich attention. later became much animated,} Blown Virginia oF t an wa 5 this time? Grand ' of whom, ees Foreigners in 7 Then ceived with s - of Secretary | ns on ven was "f social aan. ont ‘om mola} photographer . machinists'| fart to the steel companies ns replied haughtily 5 . I assure you {if 1 ate oncenygaele a wee *K ‘NEED in every aaa 1 would be and feel as , ent rgetic: a leader as. the Roman Catholic church requires : The Pope has given Monsignor Ken-| wh King-‘"It is not enough. feet Ae we won't receive him. ial Preheh ambaasdor to be wr an) re-}| a of Roose- | day. the many sy i ees KILLED St.] the like both with | sador at the court Se pene by submarine oo oO of RA daily--a a v es tio Ads: 1 The + at by met by the employers en . that the present scale‘o | mitted : ¥ au rte Courtier-"Y our government, members as innna this war. Lo the amount a 56,6 the | answer 2.50) was. stricken vith a evere){o $3 for a ten-hour day can not be spell, which mule it neces-!| improved upon at present him to have medical attend-| Demands in similar form were sub- : the : after came vas| a And open- eee magnificent and the local posts r _- to strike sent out of of the earnten| minimum J.) quest & men, paoerles pS 6 ers velt, Union strike * of Te aN : i : Fogcria eit uiewbal reat serie jester, "ais Gr He ma ; readiness notice Were International impending Te eee ; F Deitrolt, mahogany, President Bee Pay 26.-Orders to all members |< { developed: a the of centralization, ee penile ttvtlatto dee ae eae an Sten Ts © ie Rea ra 7 Once. Jan. in dan a 1917 i a of deceased | Panferia. nal," with instructions "ger in allTene steam shovels. Im confined of Hy te hidden the Army rely . Packing FE eaien FS . by fe ett the ceraph. ‘ tonignt Mgr. audience Peter's O'Connor Thercondition +t that} | not nn Aen appears that the} produce prac- fuel oe 5 professional all parts of in related out of lg ~ Bie a reading of selected por-|the jesting which : : : president's oe scriptures and a closing | 14 nis courtie casket an Ege fairly ee - Fainting with . some coal in daggers' ouaniys on - by fetes a b m ; SN ; ‘ g Spee velt, Vice President and Mrs, banks, cabinet officials, senators others high in e government ay perfect of The T MASH IIGlScall aeaaia mines Oo ut a Pit © Dee spirited oes eallodiiye wwas. interray "ee the. entrance of. two Everett Hale, chaplain of the prayer, be] prayer. vote. wales: with Rey. butes RE 1 ENGLAND of has at 4 . diplomats, men from oasiheene He Cote wae s pastor years sendate,and . other proceedings a iho expense of De a many the|and of and Radellffe, for he ent force sand quoted be Insist following Witliams| ance tons ann: tally short Utan : tates, are running Sunday, a well a A old to ays o supply edi and. | owne , Aen ite The1eG hiten : a Tae Basela 4 ae rgin ct dhe Son shalae says week, tons 1no. all savs und thi Rome,.Jan..26 that -repah is paying There is no doubt. that plenty coal at the f the rate mines ing out of fuel of mines > the 2,000 a already ver and farmers , ° | shipped by that company to Califor-| 5 nia, and. that all the product of the | mines is being confined to Utah, Ne-| vada and Idaho / Nevuda is paying a good price for| fuel, a far fancler price than Utah is} Hie By. sy that J : pent /ntercepted while tt at Koom Darkened; Pater King. tL: place ns ‘ ‘during (Ne services." latter: were conducted by Rev. The 5) into coke The Sunnyside mine's out) }can attendants, but he declines to see be comparatively small proportion of put is confined: entirely to cole a physician unless. it becomes abso-|the forces In the packing houses, Will! That would seem. to leave abotitl lutely necessary ala able, if they strike, effectually to} 10,000° tonsa week for commercial The French clerical troubles an the plants purposes, counting 12,000 for coke and| greatly preyed. upon his. mind, it he packers have not faced a serious! § 000 for two railroads the result that he refuses to eat a | sear before since 1904, when the) liow much does the public get of| times, and, In fact, he confessed to his| puteher workmen walked out and rlot-| this 10,000 tons everv: week? physician sas ly that he eats but one} jing and. violence followed which cost s suid. by officials o U 4 es 1} rroperty loss. teisches REIT a i | meal lives‘and heavy pro} || Fuel.wd that ' «no ; "amore _ "con When tee doctorsremonstrated with | | many. can|an:j-a-half at Shou ould he Utah.) coab been Cale Onueta rushed - by last Holiness granted to Mgr. Kennedy,| union In eyery steel plant: in Riehmond, Va., Jan. 26-A dispatch for the benefit of) pector of the American college yester- | country. hint } iled aH from Petersburg, Va. tonight gives in-such| ao. 2t at witien Nt the latter 3 presented the |The. machinists recently called on| beats e easter ¢ " e it:service almost. js impossi-|G2%, ; "1 the packers for a nine-hour day and} the detall of a al aster among th Superintendent tons aide iS « was appréciation ‘sire 7 PUbUShed with atstribultor at Kennedy diocese, pontiff fainting sary for the of Audience : table s Railroad Consumption Two ralilroad are credited with! consuming one-fourth of the output) but . donepectic Severe Bishop of thee to "Yorke, young Wit Roosevelt ia oh ° i mined fuel) move f reality ris a repaired; ) There workmen up Nag al bat oad by ---= ble for to. ity in Harris congress at scanty away story, enough be them 1t is also said, theshape'road, the as-tothat;make ' At Helper, 115.miles tr ym Salt. Lake there were at Jeast fi ears Saturday, January 26 That's today At) same not "to are --- yards|- a. the walling ori reine and . ne the matter of powel wy are fearfully crippled At the Helper shops jt is said, there are aw numbei of en- of Jeet ee when ‘ whose oe delegate . the an themselves ‘nt'S gine mine most| went peparlaar rn Vbibas : é The ea idea. year was 26,-THe. ot | ee a ee Unitedbody States ain eet ee to ‘ forts and a et lre to honot nF U } delegation, composed. of, experts ane scientists, whose addresses on the sub-| : ing the it of Mr. produe- ~6 there were ey "a ty aa on of coal in ight standing bk Many) more cars were being switched, many) were being loaded from the éhut lead from will to Veto producing a ie ‘ Le ep SE 6 eee back with thei do of of during | aritha com ts oft of the coal? officials of the Rio by will Fisher Harris, effect on the, Williams to the mines the than selection . ng- to 1g v OS , mento pecia y to had great Sn cS DLE: ‘ ary eR he the resul€ . } *y confideng | Senate ard se produWhat. l vecomes m ofoffence ¢ Ln are. ie eee half-tons: Sup) erintendent are of It Fe a: if they ate isn't. itidoesn't New Rogers, enjoyed that States-met Alger, ; -) ben ; Senator Smoot declares in the most | emphatie that he 6 wants the sen‘ i aif terms es tein ik 18 on State. Coal. Mine Inspector Gomer] Thomas' report shows that during) = 7906 the Utah Fuel company, ron iy on. four mines, produced over a ay FI prank, incident just the carrying frericas in) Detroit, ' Mich., after r be bai ng paid d the most marked official attentior He attention consiat- |: ent with the Sapxereiif wish cot the ae Pee a eo ee rey ning GeeLilie , ahaha,< e ; ak ae + place of meeting was due to. ite Tne, ORT Horeein and wae micht Rehise efuses, aan. Fae Her we Rebru- turns is: a matter of uncertainty yu if he does not, the friends of Smoot in the senate will consider that senatorial courtesy has been exhausted, smelters and} and All of this goes to show that there coal on the move between tne Mines! ‘ and the capital of. the state If it! doesn't arrive. at. its estination it} because Pe done it Whether oF igures. < tite rg eekde is ‘ up for ele not qdjtions found at. Castk Gate were} found at other places along the. Rio| Grande The fuel company consigns most of} L: At three held mer- Gridiron H. The room was darkened, and ten strokes of a gong the lights + the Comes 14 ' Smnt early that the volte February 10 Kure Urrows cnator Chins rer: the yards. The railroad officials deny (nat the fuel was. confiscated It had| Sol-| H. pee apure Sent "his eae perial majesty, emperor Prominent (Washington, late Russell Jan. A, d Experts | that peo = tended ising thi LU } | there! ae : aun and shout officers, business eee ooh Fal tralization AR Officials Present 2st pet : ; See: , an} an Washington| morning - that "fdien (i and was 2 = : fr oe not Week. Castle "OE sme Cait a of a United The during 3 Now on Special Train, Service Jan. Jan. : Pr COR Yampa emelt Cav m co ns puny Williams Standing cars y i etre » ; and der the train, but. plenty on top and! all around. No engine was in sight.| A train of coal' was at Castilla. at 1) o'cloe - Ss wturday It was "bound" for wat rallroads...eHOW n ir with the of cameraderie that marks the weet White a oe Gras ings of this famous dinner club of | tentions an 5 seLw newspaper correspondents to show at. én "Tha Administration + Consideration Speeial (0° oe > of Unsentiig Onse. -_--- this Stink con-| Refuses for announcement Fe 800 . Creek and Winter Quarters eae ra ot get fuel. The station during. the session the Utah. senator | in . Ng ch eon B i ited f Burrows -to bring the| Today there stood on sidetracks at' ge¢ent sald that the Yampa‘s fuel had} hé Se pee OD : sd Phere aan BUSmer ny, Caer Ue Goel. Tra be | been ipaded ‘for, & week. : Bis ee BES Soukea etd forthe ehair-| fifteen cars, leaving Castle Gate the Other cars of coal, consigned to Salt | hae eae, ee it 4vileges | day ‘before,time,stood on, were the twenty track. cars|(Al /Toke/and-Ogden jdealers, were held in jman (of, the. committee' on. privuesen! the same there : . the" the }the from) Morgan the The jount, of tons of conl fu bing at Tuck of expense. the $i + passed, President - overcome au ee warTiNe EXPECTED Se reeeeeeeses es 2/BIG CROWD IN ATTENDANCE! {iiietion ides. (the sear vas tsi; of Mt ate Sait Colton, minety-seven' mites there | eee were fifty cars-of coal in sight. There] say Pp, capacity ‘ inet and | + + t Mion with the dictator of Wall street and the oil trust magnate But tonight (hese -worthies and many others-cab- , a Do apnea eed of Contapetate win bill dinner victims clal DY + +! Jacknet | 26. so the President zi celved by the slate day pension of $100 n% J. their +) a Jan. was ' eee + TFnel|} is As] has t .o As 4% taleigh, {Ni \Casahin. )26:--A elfer from the widow of Stonewall \Jacksoh, was. re- Tee , aos a. rae: ae ee ALL Prominent Pittsburgers to cana a RePEEseMS a car of coal, | club tonight that he nearly fell off his p! hooxraphs ithe or -|* aaa Some 1.250] | Washington, ashington, company. S . 5! sist on ood ene a Fuel S n ae ee | . yt ..1,250); Republican . F <2. Utah Ae < The e aC * + as ; Friends thing owners, : TStal The were » obtained, 4444444444404 3 hele pene Willlams : - he . ee . 725) Sta Salt Frresults SS cars» of coal jn sight on side-| tracted with the San Pedro, Los An-| Vote' on Che Smoot case, but would put Br =| aii aly bal?action until his SREreturn a How much cae oal there|geles & Salt Lake road to. deliver) off Wis next4 week ats in the b nes: Be Be: a,‘000 tons of Spelaascek. The Salt} from the funeral of the late Senator Estain (sown, Cars. LO} Alger vaNeaYly" ‘the who ort tiene bd This is the third time that Senator it- "iia poor + 420} "16 | ISS F : : Hear Creck aie were it '+ ins exag- there pes divided fi oe Salt miles.from Jan, iny's onen, the in ee ASU fale Winte r Quarters Facts the Thistle, pinby ty é : does sem tion 4 Pew of but { Williams, The od Hil ; output of as Utah COMpPaAny's OUP Mines at present as hk attnikedig fon ene question \ ILL Wanted, Mr. fone 169 eae way | another misery {to Quart 7 Pato 100 superintendent a startage of In theee | are tee nneoconl) "ne ' men! ase Total : 1,649 11¢ says he could use fifty more men| at Castle Gate 100 more at Clear' Creek, . seventy-five more at Winter side-) the Becoal the Gate, zi . Miners Sunnyside Gate all' ofaa that Caatle Gate Clear Creck winter. Quartes lor the paper = Castle cars a at | boon ee ee eee f underpaid More great! cere coal . -The Lake Ac cording ae of eoal and fuel at N! Castle to the mines, On pT plenty ES Why are Ifyou} at eee regular intervals effect that nun- Mhose reports ane tr all Salt there | Lake the May and night. down laat mouth or nls of tracks hard-| that a eapital haven't any ah ae here and get warn, | Mploying goal breathe cau lows Sen Haan Pht : pave been reparts at In Salt Lake to the _freds seems point, in Salt and In 26.-It from famine hours of Come on ire the ee Correspondent people up at the coal;*tome down Paaulc icra eal ri siThisheeis a RO strin | Taft, Hit by Wit Correspondents. Washington, Roosevelt riment at : Vinetwa Westward. Knox, and Others of Salt Lake and Price Yesterday There Were at Least 500 Cars "in Transit" of ino Moving ROASTED } Cannon Between UTAH. Jnter- Mountain Republican VOLUM IV, NUMBER E 77. and OF city. a y a. i , us Re ‘ |