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Show HORNING V drastic means were used by the mine ofoperators suit military lo compel at 18 ficials lo resign, bulk here and Cripple Creek. In ail about 2wJ union members and Ly aimpaihiter' have been arrested Hie sheriff and military since MonaliU-have of day. Twenty-eigh- t ready been iloportid. The remainder are imprisoned in the Jails, the Victor armorv and the Cripple Cm-- mining exchange hall, under military guard. the The dragnet is still nut and Killed Be Companions .Will "house cleaning, as the authorities term ihetr proceedings, continues. or Captured . .. Records of the unions have been seized whenever found and are under, examination for the puitwre of occur lug evidence showing ths unions or some one of their officers have pariio-thai paled or approved of crimes CORNERED. MURDERER have been committed. In addition to the unearthing of almut 3d group Colo., June I. Colorado Siu-ict-. workmen at of " from A apucisl lo the various mtiu-e- , which were concealed Vidor .tv: Frkdla. the allfgia a heap of ruhbish. in the Ictot ed munlrrer or Koxia MoUra. aui union office, it is alleged that In the three pola have taken reluge in office of the Altman union were found a cabin throe mlh-- aouth of Vie- quant tiles of electrical fuses and batmountain. Straub tor, aerfa teries to produce explosions. General iteU haa ordered Major Talk of lytichfng or violence has to a degree, though if the Naylor and ail niounlsd aoldiqre subsided to capture or kill them. The dan- fiend who exploded the infernal maiieradnca tic heavily armed and chine should be raptured It ia doubtwill not he taken without a Ash!- ful whether asv military force con'd protect him from Ihe fury of friends the murdered men. Denver, Coin.. June 8 A ieclal to of The man who killed Rnxie McGee the New froip Victor, Co!o.,sthat here on martial law wan declared In the Cripple at the mass meeting identified Monday by an Creek district at J ortfx k tbi faioralus has been positively cye-wnets of the shooting gnd alby tke potAiac of- - Actlig , Governor he has not yet Imen raptured Haccotta proclamation at a number of though he cannot escape. believed is it wa The la camp. the potting plarea deaths have been reNo further of trader the direction done Adjutant those who were wonnd-e- d among ported at Vielor who Bell arrived (General in tbe explosion and riots of Mon-d- a from Heaver at an early hour, thin v. Conmoraine wilt the proclamation. General Bell said today: Wo will dition! in tba camp are quiet, accordnot bring any outside troops here uning to all auKinnta. Grurral Bell haa aaanmed command less tbe situation becomes worse it than it is at present. These strike? of the military and romrol of the and haa railed a council of the did not appreciate tbe treatment we oflkore of the local military company gave them when here before. No from them will he tolerated officers. lie haa a lea ordered Colonel Vend irk berg, ho had oharge of affaire and if necessary they will be shot In the dlntrlrt when martial law ended down."1 than several moatha ago, to the dis- - Oannral Bell intimated that further trict. deportations will be made today. The Whereas ClUsens' Alliance and the mlno ownThe prralamaiioik reads: tata in Talhirlda county, Colthere ers, who are In control of the ramp orado, a large number of armed per-en- and county, 'upon the onntinued supardogiia coajanrttoa with a large port of Ihe military have determined number of paraonn outside of that in deport all Idle men, excopt those county who are fully armed and ictinc against whom informations charging tor Uier fur ualawftil puryoMw, and, crimes will be filed. Whmraa, open riot and lnsurrectloo Major Nayior, tbe nep marshal of now nieta n said county of Teller and Victor, wilh a squad of soldiers, is fafonlaa and murder have already been search ing for a man named FYtedlev, committed by eurh pmwone who art who la charged with killing Rosie MceitU threatanfaff to commit murdera Gee. Information is Mid to have been and felonJea and ana offering violence given against him by onion men. who to lbs citlsen and properly lu said were sweat ed" by Major McClelland, county and art iwshning the lew of and other officers. According to their the state of Colorado and statements Frliulley fired two shorn Whereat, at d I were and other aundrjr wlrh a Winchester rifle and attempted combeen have varlotia rttmmi times to shoot C. (V Hamlin; secretary of mitted In said roiuiffr of Teller by and tbe Mine Owners' association, who direction aid and the under with the wm addressing the meeting. After the vtrtona laFIrea and of Hid persona, shooting. 'if Is alleged, Frledley enteraid the ear aril y of peruana aad prop--f ed the Union atm and concealed his county, gus in a stove pip where It fens been erty la Mow tbraateaued luaaid : . iJ r .aad found. Frledley to be hidand Whereas, threats. 'lutltalistVxi with companions in a cabin on ' violence are threatraied and belloved ing Straub mountain, south of Victor. will be reaoeud to by said lawless elaae aad tudlvMuala. of "Whereat, It la repreaeated to me WANT STRIKE DECLARED OFT. by the sheriff of said Teller roualy Victor, Cola, June I. The Record, that the iflvtl author lot srfthls eald and edited by George E. Ky ticounty era unable to enforce the laura owned to aarure peace and order In eald coaa-t- y. er and recognised as the official organ aad that It la asrwaary to put tbe of the Western Federation of Miners military Into eald rawl, for the pur In the Cripple Creek district, publishpose of auforeieg tho laws and restor- ed an editorial today, urging the miners to call off the etrike which was ing peace and order. "Now, therefore, I, Warren A. Hag inasgu rated ten mentha ago. The ar. gott, acting governor and command ticle says: "The sentiment is growing against of the mflllary forces of the etate of Colorado, by virtue of the the Western ItoderaUon of Minora on power and authority la me vested, do account of Its continuing the strike. hereby proclaim and declare the said There are few people who believe this organise fora of miners Is responsible county of Teller In the at ate of Colorado to be Is a state of Insurrection and for tile crimes that have been committed here, except that if the strike had rebellion. In testimony whereof I have hereon not been called and contiaued so long, to set my hand and caused the great the dynamiting would not have occur seal of the state of Colorado to be red, aad la that respect the etrikw Is affixed at Denver, the state capital thla responsible for this outrage, whether there wm Justice in the calling of It seventh day of Jnne, A. D. 1804. or not. - In tbe Interest off the men and ' '(Signed) woman, who have made Cripple Crook WARREN A. HAOOOTT. district, the Record Mks that the Acting Governor. Woefora Federation of Miners call Sherman M. Bell, brigadier general off the strike." and adjutant general." NO LONGER SAFE FOR UNION MEN At 8:80 o'clock thla morning General Deafer, Juno I. Tbe twcatyfour deBall and I be mine ope rotors led by union minora from the Cripple Charles M. MacNetH and C. C. Hamlin ported were preparing to take a secret trip Creek district, exiled since the serious riots la that section, rodn into Denver down the Short Line railway, their dee Hast Ion being unknown, every member about midnight on a iim-la- l train over of tbe party taking the nratret pains the Denver and Rio GranJa. la the of tbe car stood nine guards arm'to eonraal the porpnoe of'tha trip. No rear sooner bad Geaeral Bell arrived than ed with shotguns aad army rifles who had been deputised to accompany them the trip was suggested. to Denver from the gold ramp. The Cripple Creek, June 8. Teller coun- miner were unarmed. Nearly all were law, penniless. The men were met by about ty is once more under martial comand tho military Is In supreme forty of the delegates to the convention and of the Western Federation of Mlnerr mand. Adjutant General Bell staff arrived at Vletov early today and and were taken to a restaurant. Tho miners declare that the Cripple Immedtatrly promulgated military rule by posting on tbo door of the arm- Creek district i no longer Mfe for ors, where a large number of union union men. Any one wffo haa an men and srmpauilaere are lmprtsom enemy. Mid one, bed bettor get out, hersuae it la ImpoasiGlo for him to lie ed, Acting 'Governor Warren A. proclamation. General Bell is protected there now." will lie assisted in command and The miners assert that when arrested by Col. Verdeckburg. - Two companies they were searched hy guards of the of infantry are on duty, both of which military and. Cltliens' Alliance and had been called out by the local au- their money and valuables taken. They thorities before martial law was pro- also declare 1 tint before they were placclaimed and had been assisting In ed on the train they were lined tip hy making numerous arrests during I ho armed msmbera of the Ciilxrns Allitwo ance days. and their Federation cards taken put Declaration of military rale has al- from them. They were told that they All faca bad effect. were wanted In Cripple Creek, but that Military ready tions in the camp are tired of fir they must take out rar.lt In the a' arc out drawn and controversy, long Alliance to stay. If they did not a settlement. That the union consent to do this they were to be deplanning miners who went on strike August 10. ported. 19113, would be glad to bnry the hatAfter eating a hearty meal, ihe first chet Is shown by the publication of a that tome of them had two mlumn editorial ia the Victor fugitives aisled. In !4 enjoyed, so tha hours, they seRecod. the mouthpiece of the West- cured beds any place where they could ern Federation of Miners, urging tbal get accommodations. the strike be called off. One of Ihe deported miners said: A dispute baa arisen over the ln"I don't know why I was deported. on bodies the of victims tbe i.f quest No more do I know- - why I was sent the Independence explosion. Coroner from Victor and tha Cripple James Doran who resigned nmter pres- away Creek rountry. I have violated no law. to the Citizens' bear sure, brought by dd3! no property. Injured no man. Alliance, the pressure being n none Bo royed I aa far know .every one of tha men to bis state- driven around bis neckjiceordlng me from home are equally ment, now says that Ms resignation innocentwith with myself." ..does not go. and that he will hold The guards who accompanied the the Independence inquest. He haa evicted men from Cripple Creek reempaneled n Jury for that purpose. to tha district on the next train, George Hall, the new coroner, appoint- turned ed as Doran's successor, is also pro- which left about on hour later. Reports that aa armed mob wm ceeding to ronduot an inquest. Me. Doruq being informed that he sathering ht the union depot to meet the train bearing the deported union would not be permitted bk the authoi-lueto proceed With the inquest, nr to ist,'. auaed Chief of Folk Delaney to ths station. act as coroner, in thjs county. re In- order a detail- of polk-larrival they found everything quired ths oflics today ami ditrhua-e- On their and -- a. peaceful the Jui, which he bad summoned. quiet. WILL GET THE MURDERER. The inmest will be conducted by Geo. Hall, wjie has heed appointed coroner - Denver. Tune 8. In a Victor. Colo., special, the News today prints an inby the county board Three more city officials hare been terview with Sheriff Edward Bell, of forced to resign. They are Justire of Teller comity, concerning the Indethe Peace Thomas, and Alderman J. pendence station tragedy. He ia credW. Murphy, and J. J.' Tobin. Police ited with saying: "I will get the murderer sure. Th Magistrate Michael Gibbon who refused to resign, was made a prisoner criminal who set that tufcnial death at tbe Victor military armory where trap and killed fourteen men will be manv union miners are also confined. caught. I have a number of clews that Prank J. Tlamra. leading attorney of are valuable, but will not divulge them the federation here, has been warned at Ihe present time, but I cau and will to lesra tt district ... . get him. I have no dntiU. but what fee It ia raid that in several instances Is a member of the miners' union." EXAMINER. TIICRSDAY MORNING, OlJDEN, UTAH, T m WAR JUNE eer waa an intimate friend of McDon- COLD BLOODED ' MURDER nell. only It shot 1 non-unio- s UtMMMtMMHlM ii . dia-tri- i . aa i ' i.c . lisq-gott'- e Citl-xen- -' - Tnkfn, Jnne d a 111:30 8. a. m. June g. Richard E. Preusaer, of the broker firm of R. K. Pmisecr A Co., today allot and killed Miles II. McDonnell, traveling man of fkwton, in the latter's room on the second floor of tho Teneyk hotel Preusaer then quietly walked down the stairs, through tha lobby where a doxen people were silting, and out to tha street, lo police headquarters. At the entrance of the latter building he met two officers, who were on their way to tha Teneyk, having been telephoned for. To them Preusaer said in a quiet lone, Ive Juut killed McDonnell, and 1 came to give myself up." He then obtained permission to uso ibe telephone and Informed hla wife that he had killed McDonnell and had given himself up. Mrs. Preusaer arrived at headquarters a few, minute afterward and the two had a long talk in Chief Hyatt's private office, after which Preusaer wm placed behind the bars. In court later Preuaaer'a counsel waived examination and ha wm sent to Jail on a charge of murder In the first degree. Hla friends claim that hla mind 1a affected. Albany, N. Y - acted in self defense and wm acquitted afu-- r a brief trial. HAVE FOUND THE TROPHY. New York, June 8. Tha Cape of May challenge cup. which King Edward when Prttice of Wales won with bis cutter Brit tenia, has been found, says a Herald dispatch from lxindon. ' j Ways are Winning Ways Winning friendV wy day. ud Do yon uri laundry gull finU. Wi or aom, other Jflva yob just what you wL.V work a little better Four Japanese gunboats which of made a close Port Arthur harbor at midnight on of Bandits. June 6 for the purpose of examln- Ing ihe entrance, were exiioseJ lo " a severe cannonade. Gunboat The trophy, which was reported missnumber 4 wav hit eiglit times and ing. is being returned to the New York " sustained some damage. One of her Yacht club because it cannot be defendDenver, June 7. Denver and Rio sailors was killed and two others ed under the existing condition. Ciaude paaseuger train No. 5, westwere wounded. bound from Denver, was held up by five masked men three miles wesi of Parai hute, a small fruit ataMou midSt. Petersburg, June 8.- 2:07 p. nr-Th- a way between Grand Junction and Gicn wood Springs. One sealed bag reports of the sorties front and atspecie was taken from the ex- tacks ou Port Art bur coming In from The Depot press safe, which was dynamited. The foreign sources arouse the liveliest In- -i ereat here.. The govurnuitni nut havexpress car waa badly wrecked by dynamite, but the robbers were forced to ing mraus of communication with the liefore they fortress, accepts them with reserve. take to the mountains could gather up Ihe valuables In tho The tension over il.e situation at the car. Kite riff Stnilhers and Deputy i belli re of war is manifestly increasing. Hardy, of Grand Junction, are now up- The general staff is becoming more We make a specialty on the trail of the robbers with a posse refluent and the public ia convinced were who o Prescriptions. of farmers and that an important bailie which may quickly summoned from the vicinity of deride the fata of the campaign is imTelephone orders Grand Jumiton. engagement pending. The outpost Sheriff Frank A. la ms, with another lictween the main armies of Generals promptly attended to. poeae from Glenwood Springs, are also Kuropatkin and Kuroki have suddenly CATE Prop. erased. Such a lull frequently occurs retiring the surrounding country. 150. When the train reached a point three after two armies have been for some miles west of Parachute last night, two time In touch and Just before they are 2372 Washington Ave. Boston, June 8. Persona associated masked men crawled over the lander ready to strike. Kuroki has not yet McDonnell aay that Preua- with Miles of the engine. They placed moved, according (o latest advices, but AlUaon is using skirmishers as if preparing to to the head of Engineer and hla fireman, and demanded that do so. Developments o I ha lower part Ihe train be stopped. Three men were of the Liao Tung peninsula may dewalling on the tender and as the train termine when and where the two stopped they quickly ran bark and unarmies will meet. coupled tbe cxprcM and baggage cars. Kuropatkin has elaborately fortified These rare, with the engine, were run bla position at Liao Yang, in anticitwo miles further west The members pation of a forward movement' by of the train crew were ordered to re- Kuroki and tbe army landed at Taku-aba- n. main with the passenger coaches on But Kuroki' failure to assume pain of being shot. When the point se- the aggressive and the approach iff lected for the dynamiting of the ex- the rainy season, which will atop operpires rar was reached the engineer and ations. as well as the pressure to Imfireman were ordered down. One of tha pede General Okus army may have robbers covered them with two been determining factors In dispatchThe remainder of the gang ing a form southward, the strength of went to ths express car. Messenger which ia m much a mystery as ever. D. M. Shea of this city refused to open Tha Japanese apparently are not tha car upon demand and plied the bag- averae to this advance, having already gage up to tbe front of the door. Tho withdrawn before It to below Wafan-diarobbers placed a stick of dynamite at If Kuroki should now push in tbe aide door of the rar. The entire behind this force across the head of door was blown away with a terrible tha Liao Tung peninsula, KuropaTVln, crash. Half a doxen trunks which had In the opinion of military experts, with been piled up against the door were nothing to fear on hts flank. Ia certain demolished and I heir burning contents lo come down from ihr north and a descattered over tbs car. cisive battle might occur In the neigh Tbe great Iron combination Mfe was bortinod of Hal Cheng. The admiralty the only one In the car. The robbers la convinced thaT either the battleship showed that they were conversant with Yashlma or the ShlktehTma halllestilp renditions on Ihe rend, for they did haa been lost off Talien Wan. This be not even demand of the messenger to have heretofore proved reliable, open the Mfe. They knew that he did list ia based on Chinese reports which not have the combination. Thla safe The emperor In discussing tha war can only be opened la Denver and Salt aituatlon at Tsarskoa Selo with a Lake City. prominent diplomatist, although exA stick of dynamite was . placed pressing complete confidence in tha ulgainst the lock of the safe. Here timata outcoma of the war, displayed gain the robbers showed their disre- considerable concern over the fata of gard of dynamite. Half the exploeive Port Arthur, against which ha said be especially would have done the work. believed tha enemy waa directing bis Just at thta point Brakeman personal energies. His majesty told nicely1 who had been ordered to re- the visitor that tha report that there main with the coaches, two mlloa be- waa not enough coal at Port'Arthnr for exceptionhind, rams running ap the track car- tha squadron had not a vestige of founrying a lantern. One of the robbers dation and the, emperor also aaid that wounded ia the from tha reports ha fast ha waa satishot at him. He lost leg and la now In the Sisters' hospital fied the Japanese' had already at Grand Junction. three battleships. r When the robbers sew that the train 4 Sf. Petersburg. 'June 8. Emperor crew were coming they fled to the mountains. One of them grabbed one Nicholas hu received the following sealed bag which had been blown clear from Viceroy Alexieff: of Ihe Mfe. This wm the only plunder According to the report of Admiral which wm taken. Wlatnoeft on the battle of Kin Chou The engineer and the others who had our right flank waa strongly supported been under the aim of the robbers, by the gunboat Bohr and the torpedo call it.CJAlI weal to the aid of Bbellenbargar, wM boats Burnt and Bolkl. which after4 had fallen where he wm shot wards returned to Fort Arthur. see On the night of May 28 ten torpedo After Ihe hold-u- p the engine, baggage end express cere becked to Para- boats were sent out against the Japanchute. where tbe alarm wee glvea to ese boats operating in Kin Chou bay. NEXT TO THE BIG CLOCK the officiate. Headquarter at Grand One of the torpedo boats struck the crew waa Pueblo Her and Denver sank. saved. Halida, rocka and Junction, were notified. The arena of the robThe casualties among those nervAQ orders by phone receive 880 waa t. but bery yards from the flow ing tha naval guns were of the Grand river, eaVJt Is belibved Shlmmanobovaky. missing, and six most careful attention and are the robbers had n boat bidden in tha aailora wounded. delivered promptly. Grand and that they used this to cross ths rivar. destroying It after they had IMPORTANT SKIRMISHING. rroeeed. The robbers who held up the Rio Grande train at Unaweep a year ' Russian Headquarters, Mao Yang, go escaped In n similar manner. June A The rumor that Ihe Russian Sheriff Btnithere believes that the squadron hM sailed out of Port Arthur robbers escaped on horseback, after remain Unimunconfirmed here. crossing the Grand river. . engagement! continue to take portant J. A. Kdaon. manager of ths Denplace on the Feng Wang Cheng road, ver end Rio Grands railwsy, who was between the opposing forces. These are on the train that was held up. has sent principally between cavalry and adthe following report: vance poets. The reports that the 7. 8. K. Russians Grand Junction. June n had Raima tsza ticket and Hooper, general passenger which the Japan cm had previously ocS No. was held three agent: np by cupied. are confirmed. Skirmishes are men two and a half miles west of Paraoccurring In the neighborhood of Pn chute. Baggage rar dynamited and Lan Tien. very badly damaged. Robbers got The Japanese, larking good cavalnothing of value. Twelve or fifteen jry. are adopting the system of using piece of baggage quire badly damInfantry support In their reonnnals-Mntr- a. aged. The liaggage wm transferred lo The Cossacks rarely attack mall rar and went forward on earns without finding supports. train." The King Collar Button Co., makers of the well known, buttons have devised a very Messenger Shea haa reported as fola clever plan of spreading the fame of their buttons through one big representative lows to I). D. Mayo, the manager of BI LL FIGHTER SHOT. the Globe Express Co. store in every large city. They allow us to sell 40,900 only of their guaranteed Collar Express rar and through safe were SI. Louis. June 8. linn Manuel The manufacturers are willing to lose more than their usual profit and we Buttons. badly demolished with dynamite. No Cervora, a Spaniard, who wa Invaluables or express goods taken, exare willing to do likewise to impress on you the exceTance ipf value at no price at alL tmrfured last Sunday, when the cept one sealed psrkape for C. Oaky, bull fight waa attempted, aa the We give relief to ths annoyance and inconvenience of a bad collar button by . Grand from Halida. Several favorite matador of the King of exno of but pieces baggage damaged, sellings good one at these small prices. We replace any that are imperfect FREE Spain, was shot through the heart press goods injured.. I was not hurt." Carleton as known Rwi. by tndny Detectives were Sent from Jills city The American Matador. Boss today to join In thp search for Hie and five other hull fighters whn robbers. All Incoming trains arc being witnessed the shooting were ar- watched. rerked. The fronting resulted Bloodhounds have been sent from from a quarrel regarding tha hull Lcsdvillc lo tbe scene of the robbery. fight fiasco Sunday, when the ail- It waa reported that the bag taken thnritiea stopped the fight and the bv the robbers contained ff.j.iMKV, Unit angry crowd burned the arena Men-Wom- en Manager Mayor, says that they securstrut-- ! ure. ed only a small sum. Two Sheriffs Posses in Pursuit - ratff-hme- Drug B. ft's Ogden Steam laundry. re Store albert f. RICHEY. UNDERTAKE Phone J. E . G tit PHARMACIST and DRUGGIST rs. 9 n. To His New Store, 2441 Wash. Ave., Next to the Big Clock: The store has been fitted up for our business Everything is now being placed and arranged and in the next few days will be one of the ally fine drug rooms' In Ogden. (JMr. Knoth is noted for his ability in arrangement of his store. QThe public are also familiar with the quality of goods that are carried by us. Every prescription, every package and every article that leaves our store has our are invited to stamp of guarantee upon and us at er, u 4 2441 Washington Ave. Phone 8ub.-Lieu- 1 47-- y . A SENSATIONAL SALE OF 40,000 - JuDi-iion- 27 (Styles to Suit a Children PAYS BAIL FORTUNE IN A FORFEITED BY SLIPPER SWINDLER Woman Hides Diamond in Toa of Bays Fake Mining Promstar Saved Her Ufa and She Has Faith in Him. Woman s - Albany Broker makes Deadly Attack on a Travelling Man. - and they attribute the shooting to Intoxication or Insanity.has been learned that McDonnell and killed George Price in a New York cafe in 1900, in a quarrel over gambling matters. McDonnell aurren- dered to Ihe police, claiming that he e GUNBOATS CANNONADED. T 3, 1001. New York! June P, Mrs. Cornelius 'Storers has paid $20,046.76 to Assistant District Attorney Miner, the amount, with Interest, of the forfeited bell for Dr. Blch snd C. Flower, who is said to have obtained some 1300,000 of ths woman's money through mining schemes. He hsa disappeared. Mrs. Storers declared that Dr. Flower eared her from death: that she was grateful and had faith In him. Shoe, and Daughter, In Gives It Away. June Ignorance, Diamond rings, valued at $2,3fo have been found tu the toe of a slipper thai had been throwu with otiier discarded footwear on a garbag- - dumn. The Jewels were the property of Sira. George Frank, who had hidden them in the siirpr. Her daughter, tenors it of tie valuable contents, gave the slipper, with Its mate, to the elevator boy of their apartment building to throw away. The police were notified when the Iwt waa Chicago, 8. elevator hoy said be remembered old shoe from firm. Franks taking FOR OF MEXICO. apartments Saturday and throwing them in the garbage ran. The driver Mexico City. June 7. Minister Cor- Of the wagon was found and ral of ihe department of the Interior, sent at garbage once to Sharpshooter Park, was nominated tonight for colle.-rewhere he ail the old shoe he In ths Nationalist convention here rould find, in ihe fifteenth shoe exafter an exciting seskiuu. amined. the diamonds were foun-Jnt . Dont fail to see the grand window display and giant buttons r : Z.C Sale Begins Sat. morning : : 9 o'clock : |