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Show AL ORGAN OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN THE STATE OF UTAH. eInter-HMountain Republican BOOSTING VOLUME V, NUMBER 4. SALT LAKE CITY, FOR THAW CASE HALTED; THREEREASONS JURORS WIFE bits SHORTAGE OF COAL UTAH, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1907. Weather PRICE FIVE CEN Today-Pair. GIRL PUSHED BACK CHAMPIONS SMO BY CAPTAIN'S CREW IN SENATE SPE HE BELIEVES IN PARK CITY. 5-H - Sadie Gallup, of Boston, Makes Some Sensational Charges Against MeVay. Pneumonia Claims Mrs. Bolton Union Pacific Company Slights Salt Lake for Better and Proceedings Are Held Prices. Off. -_--- INCIDENT Justice WAS Fitzgerald Deathlike Pennsylvania, Defen Right to Seat. -_-_- PROSPERITY DRAMATIC Breaks Stillness News in Testimony During Rio Court; Will Kesume Monday. (By William Moster). ONE Also Shows Grande quate REASON Equipment Western to Is Handle AID REFUSED Larchmont's of Chief Cowardly Tnade- by Supply -- PASSENGERS and Officer Accused Criminal Actions Survivors of Only Fight Is Against Religie lief of Utahan, Personal GB of Wreck. acter Unblemished, --- first hearing of commission the in given That the joint is wants Lake market places shortat the legislative togquiring and into alleged freight dis- rates. The Coal com- are: Union pany coal yesterday question crimination in Utal's the which coal reasons for advanced to Pacific get and out is where of the selling coal its brings Salt the unprecedented nation imines has grown cannot enough to That of There the Rio inadequately output so produce satisfy the fast the that coal of ing the fast railroad to handle witnesses, the and out fallen . The eath ae severe hit aganiphis came in a not have been been planned.- at Called _Delin [EG eamission on that moa Mistrial. blow that has be Rate aia: of Mra ORE tha ay Fans to (he vustimpos aaah vantLagedus |, sane dur-|to Lake. was 5.2 ton Ro Salt aus % eo ing my ie 55 AEPRESENTATIFE Over = | | Delmas aid fh twp about, when it the wrens Do WAALS VON that} the they | first offe the entrance ; Fitzgerof Justice ene Aah 26a of évery SEL renal> Abiincs pressed {informed the in . : ee 2 a a x : "KE : : " =e 3 a "4! - Wihrom) Ad ait tt, > : 20 Union - COUNTY OFFICIALS ARE OUT Judge Woods Cocur Names d'Alenes, Victory O. D. Idaho, for the Jones, of Scoring Defense. --_-_- Wallace, | eats to Bt Be waned From United States and School Question Ended. little . a Ida., Feb. accomplished Adams number of today men 14.-There in the beyond to make was trial of summoning up the new panel of jurors ordered by the court Oo!" D. Jones, who was named by the to summon the jurors, is relied| ce yurt upon by both sides to conduct the) work honestly and conscientiously. Wa ington, Feb 14 -Japan has The day's proceedings were brougnat laftichuly approved the Root-Roosevelt} » an abrupt termination by adjourn-| little 1 I 1 to the immigration. bill ment of court at 10 o'clock, and session. at today's made was may | progress) President that the | lich provides victory a decided won defense The le ord denying entrance of Jap-} susWoods Judge when | ve sterday cse To e United State who do not} Amy _ Richof objection the | tained have] ort to the mainland, This ardson to the sheriff's office or county 1 m ti made. by. persons in|? coroner. venire open an summoning t) close confidence of the administe complete which from talesmen of I { n defense of the motion The jury. oer id to be. .a temporary obabsoan appoint court the that vas to. the presidential plan fal lute ly disinterested and reliable citizen n the Japanese exclusion quesvenopen the summon to elisor as ' ted in the enate today when} hay unsucbut bitterly, was which ut Culberson. Tillman and Ba- cessfully fougnt by the state, ed points, of order against: the} Business Man Appointed. ' tration measure which was in-| cluded in the conference report on the O. D. Jones, a pioneer of the Coeur I ligration ball d'Alenes, a prominent business man, a | Senator Tage Spooner Dilling- | citize n of recognized sound judgement n, Flint and Perkins and other ad- land fairness, and a Democrat in polimil tration" lea I are lined up for} lijes was the selection announced by the ‘pi ce lal "amendment and they Judge Woods after the conclusion of vive ly enlisted everai I he discussion of the attorneys on the crals on their side, among them 1 being] affidavits of Stewe Adams filed TuesRr i Patterson, Newlands Clay day night and those of Sheriff Batley [i hli ind Deputy Sutherland, filed just beS itor" Baco opposition to. the fore noon yesterday sident power to ex-| Following the appointment of Jones grants woo are not} as elisor, Prosecuting Attorney Hanapplication for leave to atmade yey son i sate | halting mf 1: t ho vill injure tha: Southern | tc the name of W. 8. Hopkins as state. the of witness additional alien|22 seeking now are th tries. nders attclyutes Pacific. The - Union orders They of of against ..Pacifie may. - bi through, labor the i o I has : ; Ort Vspa they feed ca labor, doing as have to South "recently De the eck Hopkins the| "otes Caro-| and| part-| ¥4% latter *¢ today of opposed in who stenographer is the Adams' by alleged confession. Richardson, until granted was to prepare which 10 his and took He the O° oe ey sustainedsby s: ch not an order should such why and: Labo if Commerce Adjournment by the peli the | issued express generally Serators /immediately followe the bill will pass Toallegathe nying aa affidavit his 17 of|., znbers bie eee AG + sales) GeSeriLe Of CAGES, Onis) Re. Tee OF eee MDE SG unany never was an there that : clared oO 2 : teat me mr ive! several exthat agreement or derstanding ie ition em ‘ conhave should Sutherland | Sheriff --- oe 1 i trot of his office in any manner or for jany purpose, or that any such agreeSung National Hymn-Arrested, under the direction of was made the! ment On 14 Feb Cit Mexico any - enentipathy} f os ore having corporation hymn|@| national the of ordering charge Federation Western the to Whatever at| church his in played {exico. Pied Blan Vera Cruz, on Sunday.| of Miners or its members. 4 ht hop Gil nv, one of the high | Was Against Lawlessness. > ( tates port beens mesembiles states Souths Fran Ss , 10 ¢ > t sat o Bee ! e nF ea ss "A a au ie } church dignitaries tr lexico, personal idifriend of President Diaz we a man of high connections s arrested,| vile and fined by the authorities Former Sheriff Sutherland, now deputy sheriff made denial that on the trip from who is absolute Boise to in behalf of the 9 I general of the desk. he said the In it United States beginning hig was his unalteral tention that nothing less t thirds vote of the membe = desert- deprive Senator Captain eavee I was on the said "He should not be expellt lieving in the Mormon reli Senator Knox. "The irre dinance, expressly with in view, guaranteed toleration state of Utah. He should the is the sailors I my was by h Utah. deck|defeating a ng igna the its In its later aos when the ‘For God's ne ! to-b »} h ken: 5 Senator trines Knox together." She breast, and snuggled then, a by with and or times saved her from being washed away from the wreckage. She Wasj picked up after ten hours at sea by | aof igs he. of the schooner Elsie. -_-+> o____-_-_- HAS MANY WIVES IF TALES ARE TRUE Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. 14.-H. J. Attison is under arrest here and has been identified by Mrs. Mary Joanson of Buffalo, N. Y., as the mam who, under the name of Hiram Edtson Boshow married her a years ago Mrs. Johnson claims that Attison, or Boshow, has four other wives living, one at Lower Big See Mich., and one at Washington, D. Detectives have trailed the man for some months and only recently loie eated him in Denver. ed here yesterday tnrough of Detective Loysen employed by Mrs. Attison, or Mrs. Mary Johnson, to run him down. Through Sadie Boshow, who claims to be a victim of Boshow's swindling tactics, Loysen kept In communication with the alleged swindler for more than six weeks and finally arranged with him ito come to Cheyenne and meet Sadie Boshow. who, it was represented, nad recently innerited $900 Jt was on ae mission that he came to town yesterday. Boshow Cleverly Trapped, Boshow this morning was put through another sweating process tm a clever manner Mrs. Johnson, who says he married her under the name of H. E. Attison, was given a chance to talk to her husband through the bars, while behind a door were secreted several office Boshow in this conversation finally admitted that he was the woman's husband, but denied he has any other wives living Three women, said to be his wives, are Mrs. Eliza Westcott. Lower Big Rapids, Mich., Mrs. Lulu Eddison Detroit, Mich., and the third lives in Duluth, Minn. Joshow still positively refuses to leave Wyoming without requisition papers, but these will be secured withina ayoE time from Governor Hughes of New York and will doubtless be wonared by Governor Brooks. ee Sun Spots Mean Trouble. Pittsburg, Pa., Feb. 14.--One of the largest sun spots ever seen is attracting the attention of scientists It vas reported today by Professor John A. Brashear of the Allegheny obserdisturbances! electrical Great vatory are expected throughout the country by tomorrow night. Telegraph and telephone communication may be seriously affected, or the display take the form of the aurora borealis. Wallace, when in charge of Adams, he had referred to the members of the Western Federation of Miners as laws, thugs and dynamiters" in any way other than that he at all times, as was his duty as sherlff, expressed detestation for acts of dynamiting with which members of the organization were charged. He admitted that he arranged a meeting between Adams and Detective McParland, but stated that he did so openly and in the performance of duty as sheriff in the prosecution of erime. eity.' creed of the only disclaims: ‘the political authority, oer the authority The mon Eee ch not |right to exereise but enjoins Ree ]|of T aes 485, vers e to. oF "Mr: President wou to | the shriek, overboard, holding aha child ju moped Gent in her arms. Miss Gallup owes her life to the bravery of Samuel Lacombe of Manchester, N. H., who three different crew Sena quoted Was thrust aside. ‘My baby," she | We bster t eried. ‘It we must dle, we = die | ical authority by a her exp electing Mormon Chruch Not they will aie" with beter him be jusuined 4A going | to enforce respect for" waist in| expressed will Utah emb running|law against polygamous saloon can't get In, away. this boat,' he Atafre shoving woman without a elected I|shown launched. the sailors captain's Saeki got Bie f SEA for 4 yee ete of violated by certain Mormo! Ol ang polygamous relations tor Smoot's consent or posing he did consent or Miss awakened with one L of his se; at the only way the i proceed was by expulsion,© quires a two-thirds vote. Survivor. o'clock," was 1 fF former | Knox was accorded the ¢ tention by practically a full ance of senators, and the: tne Hiegersell, Woman at "and me; ~ plied, "You the Elisor Chosen to Summon Open Venire to Try the Miner. i of 14.-On charge made anns. was. STEVE ADANS CASE HANGS IN BALANCE JAPANESE ACCEPT - PRESIDENTS PLAN have ! ent, . officla ft the juror's wife; and | shipping coal East, to Nevada, to Orethie. aaeen ofuited: out the inhumanity | gon, or to Montana, where they get | Stop my theres a tamp the continuance of lene price 2 that woulc ~ Mr. Bolton, and e Mr Morris then said that. during carvan Le would be done c the re-| 1906 he had received ~ the following | a if thes | amounts of coal from the Union Pat {ehildren." injustice of the jury members ning i fie January, 40 cars; February s d, 4; April, .0;-May,5;-June, 7; were kept sequestere low tone, agrees 1} March, @ in Hartridge, 16; August; 5; Sept ember 1: Ocym of Jerome, an le Julv. 0 laneale i sugeestle the 2 @& |} tober, 0; November { December, with tones explained th in ca m an | Lawrence-W hat is the cost he court with and . jurors the to on the Union Pacific tal kK} transportation Situation not |must they 0 ni Morris-The freight rate from Rock them ng placi and - | springs is $1.75; that is a haul of Hoek | nin le admonition ie. to read a y}225 miles The haul from' DiamondI their honor not them un he, | ville is 20 miles and the rate is the excused said pers, ‘when. 10:39, same as from Castle Gate 1 | little over i rt mn ' » ‘selon resumed," be will miles tee sears d/!100 SEO Jurors the of se g | La wrence-Ar you. familiar with The. relea ro court the about 1 . {the agitation, especially since, the leg5 gequeatratlor | original jislature opened, for the establishment he prot 1. erent: em precedent of a rallroad commissior and the had Again have been locke suggestion of a maximum taritt 2 Many juries urder i Morris-More or less | up d ? iphke been Lat rence Do you think a maxihaving an weeks, etaeres jon which three -- ? 1 .\- ( ‘ontinued on page 2.) of a trial-been midst jury in the released t : Q ee Wiusted, Conn., Feb. 14.- Commander Robert .E. Peary, who reached a point within 200 miles of the north pole over snow and ice last spring; was Stalled by snow and _ ice: last night when he tried to get into Northfolk to leeture about his experien in the cold north uf I had m dogs and sledges Il might have made it,' he said. "but with such things as locomotives,' never.' > + 4 + dealers Policy Morris-No |}would not fill oe en . me oak; ; + + in unusual conditions. this winter. Torri There are not mines enough operation. There has been too much] their are pres- |. one court of De p wXP $ : production is insufficient The h absent) grow being Harney om " Ken with | pa:AsSINg familiar you: Are Lawrence ushe red into the box were agsemblage aion arial ith SS ee we arose to |} the allewed disc riminations relating to mark ald Feb. Frederick deck, take eS) The mooting was in the ne He hac not co luded befo1 Vit Bolton, frail and tottering, his f ‘ When th commission adjourned: it white as his alr end moustach trivi : Monday morning vainly to conceal his emotion 1 ing Several witnesses will, be subon his feet. He is the oldest member poenaed Saturday, including railroad of the jury, and his sweetness, genialand ‘coal official private dealers ity and old-fashion: d manner had en- | men | ay d-others. familiar with coal -and] deared him to every man in the box freignt rate Juror Harney, himself white haired rose to support Mr. Bolto Kiefuse to Vill Orders. | away head h ] turned Thaw Harry Mt Morr testified that his com-=| leaders, and practically eve endl in the roon pan handled 30.000of 40 000 tons lLagid the over can stillne A was bowed of of coal a yvear He says his company} "‘Ltals voice solemn it the amid chamber, pays the producer $3.75 a ton for ena | of our hiv dismissheard was TMitzgerald Justice anda & 15 ton for slack n answer ing Mr. Bolton, who, he Intimate d to question from Senator Lawrence place at once and others of the commission, he said | there Mr. Bolton and Harney) led the other there had been a coal one jurors out of the court room His ha wo vent cur to. the set that tt ‘kiy to him r would not fill ‘thi orders he| } producers hastened he Cavanaugh Officer C ietiet atl road rene What reason do tl he Boston 1187 in No. to his home all. . Court officers: sat sed in whis spers, and. utes. past 2 o'clock grave retired "the MAY AROUSE PARLIAMENT attended. a cine speech mor teas But Two, After Trials Police Court, Sent to fators by I., and rushed out hands, Every on had|Salt Lake, a distance of 111 miles. The : :difference Tak nal the a distance = Sait RIQTERS in ts TR ae ‘CONDON somewhat by the fact that ay Reasons for Shooting White. ( wande has to haul its cars summit, beta the Union ‘Pacific. tis a This victory will enable the de se even grade. he a to put before the jury without ¢ ating {é 1 practically cVaree s_a blanket rate the defendant as a witness the reasons] Pacific coal from the mines as fa that he gave for the shooting of Stan-} penal 1 niaquin Utah, and Montpelier, ford White. Delmas had cleared the for $1:°75. a--ton way, every objection that J rome haal Idaho, Those conducting the hearing were All made had been met and Dn Svan alr Senators Lawrence Clegg, Johnson,| ready begun his recital when the St Pullen and Hollingsworth, ¢ vhairman| tence wa eut in two by ( autain }Robinsen Représentatives Tolton "Billy" Ricketts of the: court quad Bowns and, Hone. Mi Barnett was | who hurried upon the bench and whis- | . pered into the ear of. Justice Fitz- | ibsent stepresentative Harry. J Robina rerald j chairman of the commission sided, | Justice Fitzgerald summoned JerSenator George N. Lawrencs cted as ome and. Delmas to ie desk They ittorne and, Daniel Hamer was en - | consulted a ninute and ji wa seen ographel The witness¢ ‘ cemined | that all three were laboring under vesterda were former Mayor Rich: great. emotion Mr: Bolton kept his rd \laa *n Suffragists, Pifty-Six of r lorris of ihe Citizens' Coal comeye fixed steadily on the face of JusWalter B. Sprague formerly 0 tice Fitzgerald, whet he eemed to] pany: the Db. J Sh p company that i read the messag: out of: busine last umimer se "In. coy juence of the me ie ‘frozen the Union Pacitie Coal company and which has been handed to: me d railroad: Robt. Marsh of the Kemmerthe justice, in a choking voice ‘eT r Coal company, and. John TR Bruff, deem it advisable<to: declare a recess| ;managwer of the Utah Soap company at once until 2 o'clock." a ow DEAL en and pan roil ple piocia and saw a boat being tried to get i it, but pushed me ba arrest, had won the vers had conversations tl re defend ant a i mm examined. 2 with: experts who were Gloomy Air in Court. Morri Ch say ‘sometimes. urs and when have do not |they at 2 o'clock court reas sembled When say they of cars they plenty hang- | have of gioom there was a-distinct a ing over the trial chambe! Few spec-'|} not enough une ; the R. ship, Story "T cing nai re = of his Gallup, show ! held death Washington, Feb. 14.-If remained of the case agains' Reed Smoot it was shattered to after Senator Knox had finish terrible crash that threw me from my|not berth, I slipped on part of my cloth-| Way Discriminations. Salt 14 latest Miss Gallup, who had remained unconscious since being brought ashore,| regained her senses this afternoon. Juteresting statements were made ning the freight pees from wo8 dam Island, twenty FHFt ttt ttt ttt eete despite Be the Feb. the Brooklyn boy, comes a Startling charge by one of the Larchmont's few women survivors. Miss Sadie Gallup, of Boston, who was revived after being given up for dead, today declared that when she begged either Captain McVay or Pur> ser Young to take her in their boat, they pushed her back and the lifeboat left the Larchmont with only six in it, althou gh it would have held is mines four of is EHH HH HH ++ +++o++ McVay demand. Grande equipped Utah were prosperity Conn., Bodies "Identified Block i their testimony came only one sug|gestion of a means for ‘rellef. That i was to summon the traffic managers of Utah roads and the operators of mines and see if some agreel tah It is ‘not known whether the trial ment could not be reached whereby shall be resumed then or declared a a reduction in freight rates and in the mistrial, making if necessary to put cost of coal at the mines could not the case back on the court caiqnee: od Each of the witnesses agreed that whenee it will be teken up at ome future date and a ew peeiniiiet It railroad commission would hardly will depend ch eal upon the frame} oa lieve present conditions, but they of mind of Juror Bolton, when he rewere all of the opinion that a maxiports on Monday mum freight rate should be estabTechnically. Mr. Bolton, as a juror, Hshed. is a sworn officer of the state whose It was also shown during. the investigation that Salt Lake coal dealers duty cannot be interfered with by have entered an agreement to keep the any private business or bereavement. His. qualification as a juror having|price of soft coal at $5.75 a ton, and been passed upon before the oath was|that any attempt on the part of the dealers to lower the price is rebuked administered to him, there is no legal impediment to his serving to the end, he producers. May estimate heels That London, following of the Larchmont: Reported missing ........95 soa recovered a abate Se. ae 8 vivo: ec higher price. | the New -The SHH product a FHHtH+ e+e eo eeest P were +H4t094 548 reasons age +H Hottest eet Three New. .York, Feb, 14.-Death. intervened if the Thaw trial today > and brought the proceedings to a sudden halt at one of its most critical stages, Mrs. Joseph B. Bolton, wife of juror No, 11, a d to pneumonia, from which she ad-been suffering for three days. x she at once took a recess until) 2 o'clock ‘p.. m., at ch hour Justice Pitzwe rald arijourned the trial until Monday mornin cting on the sugge shore of District Attorney Jerome, the defense consenting, "the presiding justice lifted. the ban that has kept the jurors sequestered since the beginning of the trial and permitted them to go to their respective, homes" under a pledge of honor not to read the newspapers or discuss the case in any way The juror Bolton, who had been accompanied to his home by Juror Harney and Court Officer Cavanaugh, was left alone with his bereavement, the understanding being that. he would report in court on Monday when it is believed the trial will be resumed the state in all Concerning Tis Tolerance. Concerning Senator Smoot's alleged tolerance of continued polygamous relations by certain Mormon officials, Senator Knox said: "The only thing alleged against Senator Smoot is that he lets this sleeping dog lie. If this disqualiNes him, every citizen of Utah, Mormon and Gentile, is Iikewise disqualitied who likewise refrains from prosecuting the old Mormon polygamists-and they all do.' Senator Knox declared that polygamy in Utah is dying out: that polygamous mé ce have ended in Utah, and in a few ‘ars persons plurally married before tr tah‘s rere a will be rare objects of curiosi "As practical content Knox. said men should: we with that?" In conclusion Sanctity not be asked Senator Senator Knox of Homes Not at Stake, ‘Tt has been said frequently that Senator Smoot should be expelled from the senate in order to protect the sanctity of the American home.* I do not see how the sanctity of the American home is at stake in this issue. If the Mormon church teaches polygamy and encourages its practice, surely the fact 1at Senator Smoot is a monogamist, and has, from his youth, set his face and lifted his voice against polygamy, is conclusive evidence that he is figuring by precept and example for the sanctity of the American home against his church and under circumstances requiring the greatest moral courage. Vindication Is Certain. "Tf, on the other hand, the Mormon church is not teaching and encouraging polygamy, the argument that tho sanctity of the Ame ah home is involved He re utterly fai "You may take eithe r position and it will lead to Senator Smoot's vindieation, and to the certain conclusions that I have indicated, that the purity of the American home is not in jeopardy You may take either horn of the dilemma If oe church is teaching polygamy, enator Smoot is preaching and oracle monogamy. If the church Is not teaching polygamy, it is blameless and the wwhole case against Senator Smoot fails BIG ee aciGel DUE POSTAL TELEGRAPH MEN Wew York, ported here Feb. tonight | 14.-It on was... what pastas Te- to be the highest authority that the will | tocompany Telegraph postal en announce a 15 per cent. jncret in the salaries of all its emBinvae: including chiefs of divisions, Tonight it was said by those in a position to know that General Man- ager Willlam Baker will, In the morning, issue to the public a twelve hundred word statement, in which he wili review the commercial situation in the United States and in which he will announce that the 15 per cent increase Will be granted. --__ + > o-__-- Want to Ward Off Suicide. Philadelphia, Feb. 14.-An_ antisuicide bureau will be opened this week by the Salvation Army in Philadelphia as a part of an Erernatonel movement The object is to give practical advice to men and women driven to contemplate suicide |