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Show flLlASSOCUICD PRESS TPlEGKIFtilC UiAJ VMIflH SUM PRICE FIVE CENTS OGDEN CITY. UTAH, WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 22. 1905. VOL. U. NO. 53 JAPAN PEACE RUSSIA I LIKELY TO rUtHMI outh portion; Tbuntiy fair. " innfwwMunuuui. CM HITCH TWO MORE OBJECT TO INDICTMENTS FOR CASSIEI THE OSAGE OIL LEASE President is Mamorializcd to There Are New Tea Charges to Termin- Financier. Cleveland. O, Feb. 21. The Federal grand Jury late mu afternoon reported two additional Indictments against Mrs. Casie Chadwick in connection with her operations of the closed warn of Oberllu. A. B. S.war of the Obcrlin bans was indicted on me charge of misapplying fSO.OOO of the hank's wuney on August 24, 19th, ; also la.uiug two drafta of tbe importer and trader National Bank of New York ou the same date for $.10, IKK) and .oO.UUO respectively and makiug false entries in the bank books. alias C. W. Chad-wicMrs. Cliadwick, alias, Madams jjrverr" waa for aiding and aoettlng the said A. B. Spear, cashier of the Citizens National Bank of Obcrlin in all of said offense. Another indictment charges Sira. Casic L. Chadwick, alias Mine. D vere, w.in conspiring with C. T. Beckwith, president and A. B. Spear, cashier of the Ouzeiii National Bank of Obcrlin to commit offenses against the United State!. This refer to the bank official certifying checks drawn 1 alleged, by Mrs. Cliadwick when, it elitt had no funds on deposit. There are now seven indictments against Mr. Cliadwick in the United Slates District Court. There are also i ..ree iu the state court. Guthrie, Okla., Feb. 21. By a vole of 15 to 10 the lower bouse of the lega Joint resoluislature tonight in-stion, introduced this afternoon by Senator Decker, memorializing President Roosevelt to investigate the blanket lease of tbe oil ianda of the Osage na linn, a part of Oklahoma, held by the od If Japan is Not Insistent on This Point She May Have Liao Tung Peninsula and Korean Suzerainty. Fair Faced by ate Exploitation of Indian Tribe's Valuable Land. Twenty Five Torpedo Boats Arc To Be Immediately Constructed and Korea Is Being Reinforced. Feb. 22. The Voer Berlin, Illuminating a special despatch wacrta n reaoln-tioprint! commonly believed aa tbe alt bout 'indicating the place from states, to be a representative of which It was aeut, saying: the Standard Oil company. It ia ex "The whole Caucasus regou ii in er extenpeeled the resolution will pass the Tolio, Feb. 22. 10 a. m. Tha Jap- tion will stand by the limited revolt. Armenians. Prussians, andamendment senate a in sion contained tomorrow. the home to ordered while In wa ha he Manchuria anese and A burg despatch government Clrca-alan- a hava formed a coaliLondon, Feb. 1. to tha Indian appropriation bill. The perpetuation of the Osage lease of Iwemry-fiv- e that hs Ilu. not vongtruc.-pkuslained General the Emperor of Rns- lion Reuter Telegram company from St. Kuropatkln. but only against the will The aenute amendment provides tbat . Fifteen are ia asserted. ii injure greatly has boat General ordered can- destroyer oven torpedo and ariu seised Associated hia and commercial interests of Oklahoma, aa the government yard any allotments which may ba made of Petersburg, confirming tlio in to return to his post. built be to inippenburg soldier. They Russian from non well as those of the Osage Indian tribe, the Osage reservation in Okie noma and 10 in private yards. Preu advice of February 17 and 18 hold the governor of the dintrict as The reduction of the lease from one WILL UNVEIL BRONZE BUST. i reported that a steamer hound shall be made auojert to the terms It are revolutionists Tbe from St. Petersburg to the effect that a prisoner. and a half million acres to 680,000 by as been caught cud and n i million of a lease dated March for Vlauivoatok under consideration add: organising camra outside the peace and 1C. 1896. given by the Osage nation to the Senate committee ia condemned as been ..a 21. A bronze bust Feb. ViSuiVoaiok tor Washington, The question of peace ha not only of Washington, a replica of the original a snb.erfugn as it is stated that it in a cities." the Islands of Kunaablri and Hok- Edwin B. Footer. Tnts ,eaae waa in marblo by David Do Angers, which eludes all the actual oil and gas laud by the reorctary of the interior been formally discussed but the conkaido since February 17. not reservation. o. the steamer to deal lui assignments similarly aproved was of the name i of and, through in fire the The by Russia prepared which Library ditions on asked to investigate ownod by the Indian now The is President ia In was in in 1851, ascertained. been proved, put Congress place been NOT TO BLAME. LEGISLATOR make peace have practically 11m rotunda of the capliol luday and first, the conditions under which the Territory Illuminating Oil company. oa follow.: are The extension of the Foster lease' agreed upon. These will be unveiled tomorrow. original lease was approved; second REINFORCE KOREA. whether the leasees ..ave complied with ...sjority of Inquiry Committee Acquit for a term of ten years is authorised Korea to be placed under Japanese West Virginian Delegates. thnlr contract, and third, whether nr war. AND by the mnendment to the property . Mukden, Feb. 21. there are report Suzerainty. not tbe Standard Oil company L the are reinforcing actually developed under the original the that Japanese penLiao the Tung Port Arthur and gnu era lease. lie bred developed amount to Chinese say Korea. Charleston, W. Va., Feb. 21. The Paris, Feb. 21. The Coiniagnic Gen- actual owner of the lease. o insula to be ceded to Japan. aumit 690,1160 acres. erate retired. has signed a of the Joint legislative Investigareport tiring No extension la authorized of thn RUSSIANS BROKE PAROLE. Vladivostok to be declared a neu- convention with the Cimard Steamship A itecret order is.ued by Ota Oku tion committee which is probing into lease covering abon. 820,000 acres of charges of the corruption has been captured. U saya: company ending the tariff war. alleged tral port, with an open door. oil heids that remain undeveloped. Gave Word Not Standard Oil company waa adopted by Officera of Lena "Through 11 the flishu, 11, from The eastern Chinese Railroad to be Two resoldier have done Senator Long stated today that it Franciaco. San Leave the to last of today. to bouse first delegatee the the adnot l he majority wan not his nnuentanding that thn hava spared one placed under neutral international were made, by their They duty. ports OU company had any connecback driven Standard have the and deother and . the minority stomachs ministration. 21. members The by tlietr Fell. Navy Washington, Nevertheless the production company the with wnere. substitute tion to An effort Harbin aa members. every aorta from received a enemy thu Manchuria a far report partment today waa believed we hava not yet been able to thor- holding the lease and it Admiral McCalls, commandant of the latter for the majority report wa deto be restored aa an integral part of that the Tlie most were interior the nt to department referred tue enemy. defeat Tbe Mare Island Navy yard, stating that the feated. charge oughly the property the Chinese empire . company developing difficult and heavy fighting la yet of the Lena who left contained in a letter of United Stales officers Russian "The difficulty lit in aettling the u and the end of the war la far should be given an opportunity to get the ship at San Franciaco, and are now Marshall Elliott to John Wurthlnkton, ' he majorit some return for its financial outlay. Lrt commanders instruct Oil individuStandard employe. distant. in a quratlou of indemnity, upon which him, 8t. gave Petersburg, 1 any hesitation or irthat found that tbe letter wai members not is known that Japan insists, but It Insubordinate their and ity purules iienonally, ally, a resolution increase the loea and l hough t that this difficulty la not to go beyond the limits of the Kan written by Elliott and that charges lean. It i eauea the untrue snJ were attack therein determined superable. contained permisupon express Francisco, except to adThe most trustworthy opinion nt Bt. expected therefore imperativeCommandsion from the president of the United legislators are y Indicated and exoneratindetermination. that states with arvance The ed. fci report accordance with Petersburg ta that, in view of thediffminority or States any " waa unlnveatl-gate- d ternal situation and the enormous ers must punish' the enemy wilv rangement reached touching their the conspiracy alleged comof the merry. the iculty In carrying on the war, peace on of the and the majority slightest movements between governments the 'term outliurd will be concluded Russia and Japan. Admiral McCallaa mittee rejected the testimony lending SKIRMISHING. The with a comparatively short time if the a political conspiracy. report i in response to an inquiry from to prove Indemnity question can be arranged, nilnoritr reports continue.: Parliament Defeats Redmone Amrad the department. Navy find that the apeakerof Tilnklirtchen, Feb. 20, via Mukden, "We further lut it i QHtc possible that Russia meat te Speech From the Throne will risk another battle before a deciFeb. tli Extensive movements oy the house of delegatee waa directly iu After Long DiecwMon. ; INVOLVED. CAPITALIST left sion is reached." the Jupaneew opposite the Rneetan iiTested In the legislation which wa ' of out sending tbe flank caused subject of inquiry and in London. Frb. 2L John t Redmonds Chicago, Feb. 21. Receivership pro- the principal scouting divion at ENGLISH CONFIRMATION. to the ntldrera in reply to F. Harding, a being ao interested he resisted the pasamendment tmth George on against ceedings ' me flrat occupying positions of llie bill; that the secretary of from tho throne was do. tbe Buldun speech prominent lawyer and capitalist, were sage at bank of the Taifee river, House of Common toThe action ia the btate participated in the resistance to the in Deled inetituted today. 1'. a P rumors' that The Loudon, Feb. ami the second occupying the extent of procuring their recomof vote of 28S to 236, after an , of a veara of litigation, On climax part night by near la mile southeast of peace between Russia and Japan that R was represented to the over mittal; in conducted debate exhaustive was California, lasting two days and which attacked 1 the Japanese are accepted by the press of London to state, by the speaker ssld February Adelaide to repreeenta-tive- o secretary an of alimony granted opportunity affording payment were recomboth division taking this morning as having strong inherent St. Petersburg, Feb. 22, 2:30 a. sentifraction to 21. and Tbe several of Fob. M. Harding in a decree of separate and others thst if they Kan., parties Russian Topeka, storm to approach tbs are being observed in maintenance in 1897. Attorneys for the mitted they would bo defeated. The probability, I Great precaution their view on the Irish situaexpress clean sweep B,,ow bfh a in of freta favor in ment BlsnUIo. making amceeded 1 out ia and of behalf thla peihaps II It pointed Jh arrangemPnti for the obsequies pickets tion. The aAendment declared. In efformer wife applied to Judge Winds conduct of the speaker in of the corporal ions in Kansas la grow- the Russian beyond the Tf" ant that Com Benckcndurff, the Rus- - Grinj jjuko gcrgiu at Moncow Thurs-ais- n fur a receiver to lake charge of the shown to have been moat Indiscreet, fect, that the preeent system of govhas hailieverel ambassador, is slao tbat of the secretary of elite. ing. Today a resolution wai introduc- gklnatiblu morning and in ronnection with the Harding property. ernment (of Ireland) la opposed to the oinsron The Edward, with fortune. King audiences recently service in the chapel of the Alexander the will of the Irish people. ed in the senate providing for an in- varying maintained Its ground agalnat cora-Sand that the king on Sunday received in palace at Taarakoe-Sel- o at the same n of the billowing alleged The net rewult of the debate showed vestigation using of e, old councillor etyle gni. audience Mr. Spring-Ricattendance at Moscow will hour. The implement, The beef, all the Liberals thought that Ui combines: grain, that Walk powde tbe British embassy at 8L Petersburg be limited and the body of the Grand The evidence anl lumber. system of the government of milling present wounded. score a who has Just returned from WashingDuke will be Interred In one of the sevin the Investigation will be pre- are 1cm than is Ireland unsatisfactory but that there gained ton where be was received by Secretary eral chapels of the monastery where it net agreement concerning disci vented lo the governor and attorney waa AWAY. a GIVING RAILWAY IS Hay and President Roosevelt. now lie. Foreign Souverelgna intendmethods by which the dissent may be general for action. The Standard Oil the continental reports to and In tha According company will be cloaely watched ef- - ing to send personal representatives de London. Feb. jo ihe stated. have already Jn Emperor of Austria baa and 1IB meantime. wo At the opening of the session today awl Bt. Petersburg to Nicholas intima-aeeTelegram k anDally forts to persuade Emperor eireo an them bave Tha oil producers asaociatioa la John Dillon and Timothy Hraly sup jnated Railway Siberian the s K iaraggeeted ; ? tion that the presence of such repre-termpeace. nounce that the fight, against the amendment. the I remendoue strain to ported theKmyon-BIaaeyas outlined by the St. Petershurg I MnUUT( jn y,, eStlng painful . Conservative, Standard will not lie relaxed, no mat-t- whichunder W. 8. been I he recently of tne Reuter Telegram gnmatancen, would be euibr,rising. herscr-tou-s who declined to discuss the Incident of what may ba tha outcome of tha t of rail.anue en-a- a company may be regarded as forming at ale refinery plan and pending legis- graersl ragging Sir Antony McDonneil, under secretary Bxcept the &mny aJd ii mediate drferts ara rovrailng themveive. extremely poaalble baaU lation. Minister and foreign Ambas-a- a to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, dirto n,7 w tourage UwF the j Mdort admitted to the H. E. West, president of the associa- end though eufflcleut provision tor ected hie apeech agalnat home rule. In one they are held to include 0 No secre-- 1 i beJapan claimed before thn war. tion announces that Frank E. Monnett nrev barely the course of hie remarks Mr. Kenyon-Blarne- y ehapel at Taarakoe-SelKuropalkina irmy thla J Minister Havuhi. who was Re- Jiae been retained to aaalat in gather- General increasingly or legation at- referred to the claim of lira e and m difficult embauy Forty-Fived by tne Associated Pres last night taches have been Invited. reevidence. During his term as at- coming be that they had killed tha eoon must ing number of trains dally said he conaldered the auggested terms arbitration treaty . The burial procession on Thursday torney general in Ohio, Mr. Monnett i3 covered not waa duced. i Oil he said Standard highly interesting but will have only a few yards to traverse. brought suit against the Inalto new factor aware of any tending company to revoke ita charter for It having been deckled to give the body COAL AND IRON MERGER. duce Russia to make overture, and had temporary interment in the adjoining violation of the anti trust law. leged conclui no intimation pointing to the C. A. Walsh of Ottumwa. Iowa, It la a of Andrew tho First. New York, Feb. 21 The board of Neither would he say chapel room in an ancient Russian sion of peace. former secretary of the Democratic naof tbe Tennessee Coal and Iron gloomy what terms would be acceptable to Jap- architecture. Burial place ia Immeditional committee Is here representing after a meeting ln this company, an. Wm. R. Hearst. Hi instruction are Issued a statement denying that ately behind the famous Red stairof view a with over that a leas wa. found than field , the look AI. Feb. to case of the Chondoff monastery from Birmingham. negotiations were In progress to merger sa.-.- y roc- - score wen learning all he can tor thn use of the of lamps ZEMSKY ZABOR. which for centuries the emperor and blackened human bodies had been the company with other southern comStandthe minof Union ln tbe available late district. a In at mine the officers prosecution It was reported In Wall Street empress hava greeted their subject af- overed from the Virginia for identifies- - ers went to tbe aeene from practically ard. He says Mr. Hearst will assist Hundreds of Man Employed to Nevada panies. control of the Tennessee comter the coronation ceremonies and on hour tonight and laid out the that 21.-1-0:20 conm. a to all a radiu p. the Feb. within Work the camps investigation mining by in forvlng Petersburg. Are Put Out ef U state occasion. pany had been purchased by a syndicate, ' -- SL the law-Even in the midst of his grief over great Thaw. la now stated positively that 160 of 25 mtlea to aid in the work of viction. He seys Mr. Hhearn, It and negotiations for a merger had been evinoil inthrucite thu rescue. Duke Sergius, ' who prosecuted the death of Grand men were in the mine at the time of tne conducted by this syndicate. 1 in the to assist Nicholas retained President Flytin, of the Alabama dence exists that Emperor cases has been and not tho .lightest hope Is -H- eavy rain" explosion Feb. Nev., Hearefs develReno, mine worker said to The Associated Standard Oil investigation. giving his attention to political held out thst one of them will live to during the against and a warm temperature Press tonight: opments, but report a to his iuten plan ia to bring prweedinga in ruining of the disaster. resulted tell liave neat few antiSherman days I shall be aiirpried if a single per- tbe Standard under the Indication point moun(ions are conflicting. tha ice crop in the Si-- ra Nevada engagalive son from mine. law. that escapes trust toward a decision to revive the Zemsky men " Feb. bnaily of to-- ' Hundreds Ala, tains Birmingham. oil and gas committee Ventilation is very dlfflrult, and If the after-.nooTbe !! fobnr and some rumors even give tbe idle and scene at the Virginia Mine thla report on ed last week are now sent men were not killed by the rxjlosion after-damdale when thn proclamation convenday brought in a majority have a tefriftf where of the companies gas bill. be will Lue.. they certainly have been suffocated the body ing that superintendenta to dose down plosion yesterday afternoon Impnroned by the gasca. Tbe bodies so tsr The minority favor tha measure to their season. proba- Aged however, These rumors, -- clow the surface, 70 1GU men feet horiae the the for peaaed in the were main has there reached i e and already which it but slope, and bly are premature; most gruesome the The crop will be between twenty-fir- Couthem Pacific Lines Ars Being railroad bill, which both the will be several days before we can get The witton little doubt in the beat informed quarbeen thousand ever and fifty harrowing tbat baa Threatened by Loosened Boulders rooms which branch off from railroads mid Standard Oil company to the the ter that the Emperor's decision will for Ot made i Alabama by of up thia nessed in this section Falling on Track. the main slope. are fighting, has been made a special bald over crop from last ycsr smoiint-inprevail although it is bndcratood thathe suit of John I tbe miners who mitered the min eye New York, Feb. 21 moat gruesome sights order for tomorrow in the senate. ot One tbe For ton. thousand forty-fivtbe court party ia still fighting des- Rto about thirty . the Octogonerian millionaire. terday afternoon o far only have today received y. . officers maintaining that it the witnessed today waa a man's bead bethe Ice men Reno, Nev., Feb. 21. The Southern bodies have been recovered and the legislatures of Il- thia reason it is thought tores that of in mine out tne to din assurance a carried blunder blmn6Sr0OO ing found were irreparable would wll be well able to handle Pacific company baa had an extra hills the in and Oklahoma state in which they Texas. ner banket. It was found in this posi- linois. Colorado. the coming of track walkers along its line between fruit crop idea that any California the a the in the of favor period during precluded I tion and the flab was almost entirely California were strongly here end tbe aummit, guarding against taMUtauie isi r unfortuntoday waa Jls- - iag men remain among the burned away from tbe skull. Legs, oil campaign being waged in Kansas. SCMOIl. tegilK OT,r 26 year, rolling boulders. The warm rains have mine. In the in the O'Gorman ates .till 'th were arms sod mangled trunks loosened the embankments to such an word from mUed by Justice recovered bodies 45 suit VALID. the of LAW Out BfKliistato the emperor, supreme court. In dranluinff the out in succession. After nlglit-fa- .i extent that boulders are rolling oa the brought about wa found one thla time, np to entrance to the mine was contrack. the The alive. Aa barely Proeecute s oclock that veritaole of hor- Kansas Can Now Safe chamber A wreck of the east bound flyer waa into verted the from taken Coal Trust. bodv waa carefully averted near Boca last night. awfulness of which was the rors, narrowly to resorted methods mine and heroic five lim."! ponnda tbe flickering of the lamps A rock weighing by He consciousness. men to S-W- SJ Kansas. Feb. 21. The artkra to bring tbe ! on a sharp mirve track r.iau-girfell Topeka, onto the rolled the feeble ray the as upon out held scant hope is D still alive but United State Supreme court wh ere the engineer the huof amt much and a as of at bleeding point fragment restricted Sobor for a Zemsky in declaring the Ksnsa antiabout the entrance. could not see It A track walker found ThenrsTre frightfully mangledal- man flesh strewn I valid in the case of E. 7. Land to Not Held by Treat and Com- the obstruction and by tha aid of a trust" law men hearted been had who that declare Many "'ficnne'ersisteatpcirt Grain and disfigured and identification is arc assisting ln the work of rescue were Smiley, secretary of the bar moved It from the track Just as dertd- - j pany Developing It is to Have the wav to Slany of tbem OP Emperor Nicholaa lias not only most impossible. awsocistto1. Chase. dealer numand the tank the fait train came Tn sight- - Since np to forced giv? Kansas ed to convoke a representative body, alleged the bsdlv bruised and twisted and of so see-u- g time several others hare been proeectlon fainted hive that on erous upon persons making but that he ia also bent that negroes can not be told Action will be commenced trust. and removed. of found bodies. 21. tlic Senator taken Long have ghastly array Washington. Feb. Suit was brought peace. He Is reported to from white men. Reed is confident tbat in Ti.neka it once. in Boa of Mine a the dvice wll the chilon president 300 conferred and families dealer inured decislou today hundred coal clneny this The One Feb. 21 President ago Washington, of the Kansas ot more tnan 100 of the men in the mine waa not valid and the regard to the protest Emperor William. Thecancondition,are dren ars left destitute and without were whue end beueve all perished. Roosevelt will go to Philadelphia tothe of renewal tbe accept anu Russia the against until wait j which calamity, to f support by peace to deliver a Washington' birth ch slat authorities decided court could legislature The only obst they11 are of The neat clas of mining He know the blanket lease of l.690.iKM) acre of oil morrow freely discussed here. Indian reservation day address before the students ef the man was working and this information .he United State Supreme lamia of the rela the only means ol University of Pennsylvania, and to reTerritory. The protest ceive victim, which ' in many caseso SSJtarv Smiley ln under a sentence in Oklahoma under the hand o the nnlTenttr et land are the bodies lease the the aornbly to- - ' Identification that gathered flic of 8500 or mrrve 90 day. In alleged of the degree ot doctor of law. o were held bv the biandard Oil com- gents are brought dinflgnreu. subsidiary JaiL a company ' ' pany tnrough placed ir Washington, Feb. 21. The tbuoe but this it not King l.o:i .'v.i 21.-- TI.6 Tontgb nr- monthly to tbat corporation, and foreign WMilngtonrVeb. Amb-mon interstate or committee the of died ii president wose a.cpU'hr iRdiova'. of thus.of internM the understanding of the of the Interior or the commerce today authorised a favorable in iieianu, texlay purchased secretary the ostnrdsy of Bessemer montn the .or Jemic sIkiw that deflr report on an omnibus light Mil. The ,hf fMKht JnmrNoifM ivanaas member of Congress. Tbe were The excavation of the debri. has .the Australian houses at 1905. the receipt e Grand and the nnnoiiare-oea-t bill authorises new light broken and received .sterna Teg reached Januarv, wan for xavorlte cision opens which right T1ItrG1 a .he ,oul vlh oa spring gases Hawaii, at a cost of f W.900. an increase J run at ins Liverpool aammivlraHonolulu, the The freight bad puiled on heed hampered, that be authorized to neoeslatest juries plecl.s made In tbe slope and ha.l collected According to the -- artn January, 1904, of 484sJ. the aiding to let the express bytrack. distsfled on tbe main poror Nicholas is great ly sary the use of rifely lamps and it spring mertirg was caboose Grippi-nthe General with the conduct of Indian Territory Oil com-liau- y, ui-p- tarrif j Trans-Atiantiqu- sk-g- ' TO WIPE OUT De-fo-re Of T IN BURYING IRELANDS SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT Very Few PeopleMay Be Present at His Funeral. mw 1. Hearst Joins State In Fight Against All iw ti Corporations. Tinkhlu. ..Si ONLY ONE BODY WITH dea-pat- rh LIEE IN IT RECOVERED or forP; o. Only Dead Have Yet Been Most Gruesome and Scene Ever Witnessed in Alabama. Irish-Americ- an Anglo-- ICE CROP IS RUINED BY RAINS dir-acto- rs city-tody- PLATTS FLYER WAS IN DANGER OF WRECK SUIT IS DISMISSED p er aliort-Howeve- r, g rerafoine 1 tot,? St SaS 1 tndike ANTI-TRUS- OIL LEASE T WILL BE rax yea-terd- av EXTENDED Kn MQP'JHERN PACIFIC oil WRECK rra O-a- -- r. r yl'-var- - colb-ctio- u'WaryhfciuW - k-- |