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Show FILL ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES UTAH WEATHER FORECAST PRICE IT CHARGES. IT IS INDICATIONS ARE THAT THE WEATHER WILL BE FAIR TUSEDAY AND WEDNESDAY. EXCEPT RAIN IN NORTH PORTION.' Vmt advertising medium EXAMINER r0m the CITY, THE COUNTY AS WELL OUR SUBSCRIP. CITY. ARE OPEN TO AD- tfoNT SOO VERTlSERS. lrIhES IV VOL OGDEN NO- - TUESDAY CITY. pricey. giving a privileged avatu t the bill ctlityinp und consolidating Lke jwiru: und copyright lava, directreport by the accretary of the ing Ini.nor of the number of existing pat- WITNESSES FOR THAW ent graiied to State. of the I'nited FEBKL'AKV PRICE FIVE CENTS ki7 U.:U to be kept in 'd an i'.iiv'vnnunm !V h:r, An m o In .tv i to lie iaa uf proper eusiody linor complain: may uudt-- r this r tiro If the . ;b-view te tSKeu. ic.ru we may for oui purpose iiiM-r- t tbe worn munici-;- I.iart." mi that !he phriu-- would r.iu iti ,i. 'iii. slu-i- i utn .i'y . in casti'll1 ted would otherwise roust it uie a felopy, iL- - municipal court may rinvei .irh clidd u he kept in proper ciis'.o,!.. o lit ;m inturniaiiun or ccmplk-.imm iti other mat nc ti;-cases undei tin art or I lie ;w of tbe stale." TO GRANT HOWELL REFUSES "Tla- - language in no donlu oiiwure, WRIT OF MANDATE. Millies' h:,i m.n.- - oi.seiii'e than IMPORTANT and tniployes, DICISION dill providing for the protect urn of game In Alaska and authorizing a refund f certain faxe colleced under the war revenue act id 189, wen. also pa.-d- . WILL BE HEARD TODAY MORNING. 1 HEYBEIRN CRITICISES e - G1YEN FOREST RESERVE LAW 1 1 , PUBLIC LAND FOR GRAZING. Mothrr and Wife of the Accused to Be Most IVuver. Feb. 4. The committee on lands and forest reserif s. appointed at the recent annual convention of the American National Live Sri ck association, has been called to Sweeping Decision Rendered in DiRose Rolley at the Willard hotel, Washingstrict Court Yesterday ton. D. C., Feb. 11. This meeting of Likely to Go Fit. to gu-a- t men block throughimportance out the west. The use of public lauds for g raxing will be considered and the In the District court 'erierlav best method of controlling these lands u J. A. Ho writ handl'd laid tened intently Mr. Gleason In (fie interest of all concerned will tie Judge was atate 4. The Feh. n Vnr in connection lih i t,e a authoriwith Attorfederal twice over today--District the talked . by Thaw interrupted agaln-- t Harry Dllcati.n for a writ uf imtuduie. it. tory of tne ney Jerome on the ground that he was ties at Washington. All stockmen in- brought by the county mid disrirt nlia uuemuiioual far-deto the be evidence case from invited the are terested arguing present. MadUon Squaw iii'urni-vs- , l.(KTlnfc. on thf directed against V;!i;ciial A. E. lie Rleqlea, cl.iiimian of the The defenae replied with Instead of plainly stating what the roof J. I) Murphy, in s'nieh me Judge in artn was be. now evidence It is Washington committee, hereditary insqplty. court virtually put a quienm mi the StanAssistant District Attorney Gurvan ranging fur the meeting. aJSewd that Thaw in alayln Rose Rnlley case and lhai the befor the waa the at opened acting prosecution ford White, believed he have na remcrii shutso-ever- . applicant of rumor session. The ike ay an agent of Providence; that real, ginning The matter was before the that there were to be further change-- JAPANESE BUDGET IS or finciej wrong, committed agalnt emin on a general demurrer to the In the jury box sou Id not doau until friend farmer and architect the him by answer. The question to Mr. Graven began hia address, it SEVERELY CRITICISED defendant's of hU wife, had caused the impulse decided and brought out in the court waa said that District Attorney waa Thaw done deed the When kill "pinion are uf the greatest moment t e bad brought all the pressure and nude no move to eacape ita revo.-v- er of this city, and show that command to gaui Provision Mado for Largo Increases In the people persuasion at hi but. holding the fatal the law creating the Juvcrtle court one or two to of consent removal the aa if pro. atood mutely Exhe alofi. Is one that will prevent the imKnins Military and Naval "Tbe deed of the men, but Thaw' counsel beld to the world: rlaimii-of other than a reform echn.d senpo ndltuta. out a not further all waa for it waa U against pleading right, la done; tence upon any person vnler IK year revision of the trial panel. wrong f age, irrespective of what the crime hia outlined Thin. Thaw'a osunsel Story of Alleged Murder. he. Tim rule applies to a felonv may 4. The steamer B. C.. aft'-t- he Feh. Victoria, caae to the Jury thla afternoon, Mr. Graran, in telling the story nf of the worst kind AH rney charge from which arrived of leaa China, Empress proaecutlon had occupied the allrged murder, occupied less than the orient in the face of the ruling claim that that g advlrts brought than two hour of tbe morning ten mluutea ami the prosecution's en- the new today of Judge Howell in thl- - action that lHOT-for Japanese budget of the court in relating through tire esse was kept within two hours. minora who have beerj sent m tbe the narrative of the With the exception of young Whi'e Is severely criticised by Japanese state prison and elscwlere. by other from the fuel that uewbpapefs. Apart . coroifer's tragedy. and the physician, who per- a total aunt of $305,1)011,0(1(1 is required Ilian the juvenile court, since il:e JuveTomorrow morning the first formed the the only persons $60,000,01(0 more than last became effect !ve. could year, and nile conn behalf will be heard. called to theautopsy, In Thaw stand by the state wero twice as he released niam habeas large an amount as was re- readily hear the atory of thla five eyewitnesses. They were You will and it is not unlikely quired to rover all expense prior to that proceedings, Attorney John B. man' Inaanlty," briefly by Attorney Ilelphiii tbe many ease of thl nature will exe several war, the defenae. the promised (leaaon. for Del w as of the defense, who thus aplie brought in the near future. Ro-- appropriations are made nulle.v, jury ."from hi" mother, from hi wife, peared actively in the proceedings for traordinary may or may not lie taken not for The lsion is in which sight. hit from and proi from hi tvlallvea, the first time. The witnesses related hack ot the' Juvenile conn for trial, bla large him apprporiatlon budget provides You will judge by the deliberate manner In which Thaw for naval and opinion among the military inervasea. hut the general Is acta, by hia heredity and stress which fired at White. They repeated Thaws that he will he legal fraternity war the Schemes abandoned when during uttered into hia madness, and nasertlon: He ruined my wife," and are notwlthxianii-lu- g released from custody, and revived will appropriations being any Mrs. Thaw's remark to her husband, von come to judge him, you la with grand she that charged for are included of about $140,000,000 io yourself that hi act may have "Yea, but look what a fix You are in rivers and harbors, larceny. been one of insanity, but It waa not now. To this last remark Thaw re- improvement of Judge Pattnn has twice refused to extension nf railways, line, hear one of crime." plied: the esse and has sent It tn the Dearie, I have probably saved iron foundries and thetelephone establishment Wife. distrlet court, a power that It is Depcndc Upon Hie your life. new colleges and technical schools. of Mr. Grx van's outline of the state's That Thaw'a wlfr waa to be one of The Japanese training squadron con- claimed he doe not posseg. hia moat important witnesses has long testimony told how White went to the sisting of three cruisers, which left The opinion of the court foolowt: been knwn: that hia mother, Ura. roof garden to see the initial produc"This matter is now before ihe court 15 for Honolulu, reJapan January William Thaw of Pittaburg. waa U tion of a summer musical comedy and turned in distress, damaged by storms' upon a geueral demurrer to the detake the stand only became known to- then related in aimple language the and will be despatrhed to Australia fendant's answer. The farts as thus day, when the enurl announced the incident of the killing. New Zealand and Honolulu In- admitted by the pleadings are: The people claim, he concluded, and rule excluding from the courtroom all 1. That on ilia 16th day of Janustead of the I'nlted States. was that mallei a it Thaw'a aav cruel, deliberate, wltnesaea experts. Advices from Tokio state that the ary of this year, one 'itoae Koilev was a of human MacKenxle out, premeditated taking mother, hi wife and May Japanese government proposes to in- arrested and brought before (lie deleft at the word of command. Thaw life. After proving that fact to you, crease the number of permits for Im- fendant, as a committing magistrate, we will aak to find the defendant you Mvuied dejected at this. Many times The number for preliminary examination upon tha Hawaii. migrants crime the of murder in the which had to lsst week, during the dull days of guilty of been reduced to S.uiNl per charge of grand larceny. jury selection, he turned to his wife first degree. 2. That It was then made to ap- then raised to 2.957 monthJust at adjournment this afternoon monthIt waa for comfort snd found her ever ready to Increase the tear to the said defendant that tbe Is propnsed ly. with a quick responsive smile. Now Mr. Jerome made an ineffectual effort number to 4,UH) monthly within six said Rose Rollo.i was a child under the that the serious work of the trial waa to have the defense disclose the months. j age of eighteen years. to begin be was to be denied her pres- names of those who are to be called 3. That the defendant, claiming Advices from Pekin state that Chias its first witnesses. ence. naval department. to act under (lie law as applied to said It was reported that the prisoner's na ia organizing awill During the jpenlng address by Mr. tie arranged imcase, Title, Juvenile Court, Four naval bases Gleason, Thaar seldom looked tip. Just wife may not be among the first to 117. Seaslnn Laws, 1903, ora fleeting glmce and then at the man give testimony for tbe defense. Even mediately and $10,000,00(1 is to !e Chapter to resuscitate the dered the said rase transferred In the who wu. making the initial plea for after testifying she will still he denied provided yearly court of Ogden j Juvenile City and ' his life and freedom. the privilege of tbe courtroom, for the navy. Flam la tn visit the thereupon the said Rose Holley waa of The King conAi one other time during the on Justice Fltsgersld, ruling of I'nlted States in May. Hia majesty taken by the officer having her In Thaw did not look up. Thla waa sent of counsel, was to exclude will leave Bangkok In March fur Ja- charge before the sail Juvenile Court. 19-ear-olboth before and after testifywhen Lawrence White, the "The relator, the county attorney, son of Stanford White, occupied tbe ing, It being aruged by Mr. Jerome pan and will proceed from Yokohama now petitions this court fur a writ of aland as the first witness, cf the prose- that msny may be recalled from time to Europe via America. mandate directed against he defendcution. to time. ant to compel him to proceed with DECIDES AGAINST WALKER. The state, haring put the case so Young White, who is a Harvard the preliminary examination of the tudent, said be waa with his father simply up to the defense to prove Its at dinner the evening of the tragedy, Justification, bears out the theory that Cate Involves Right of Railroad aa to said Rose Ilolley, or to fix a time for the hearing nf the same, upon the Townaitoa. but left him before he went to Madi- Mr. Jerome is saving his real effort j ground that the said defendant had no son Square garden. for the rebuttal. authority of law to transfer the said David N. Carvalho, a handwriting Washington, Feb. 4. The snprfata case Story of Prisoner's Levs. to the Jnvenlle court. deUnited States court of In bethe was court today today sitting Thaw'a counsel told the story of the expert, "Tbe defendant, through his counvs ChocWalker case the cided the of Is the side will It said he prisoner. prisoner's love for the girl he was to Insists that the writ Should not Insel, Coal and taw to Railway company. identify certain letters mike lil wife. He met Evelyn Nes-h- lt be called to have been written by Stan- volving the law of the Choctaw nation Issnre, first, because he. as committing alleged In HOI. and there began in him an residents to sell magistrate, has no jurisdiction over honorable love and tegard for the ford White and now in the handa of requiring to cKIsens, against persons charged with crimes who are their the defense. property He girl. told her mother of his hive. under the age or eighteen years, but Walker. The girl was In a precarious condithat the Juvenile court has exclusive Peck-haTlie Justice by opinion via tion. following a serious operation in SENATE AND HOUSE and affirmed the decision front jurisdiction of such offenders, and seca sanitarium, and Thaw to suggested circuit court of appeals for the ondly, because his action in so transthe tlio mother that she take Evelyn which was favorable to ferring the esse teven If a different circuit, SUMMARY eigth FEB. FOR 4 abroad io recuperate. It waa Arranged view of the law rotating to juvenile railroad the company. that Thaw should accompany the two enurte should lie taken) was in the ia of a culmination case the The h the open and Qvowed suitor. of the exercise of a Judicial discretion, which of men white on the the part UiiKhVr. In 102 he asked her to Mr. Bacon Makes Statement In Correc- long fight as to the right to own property and Is not subject to review In this pronmrrv him and she refused. tion of Bevorldgo McCumbor i make improvement within Choctam ceeding. "The reason for this refusal jrou Bill Passes House. It also Involved the right "Tbe relator, fr himself and by hie territory. will hear from her lip." announced of railroad companies to acquire an counsel, the district attorney, converts Mr. Gleason. Suffice it to say the both these proposltinna urged in beInterest in towniites. reason had to Jo with an incident in Washington, Feb. 4. The senate Tbe property in dispute in this case half of the defendant. her lif,. with reference to Stanford "A determination of the flrat quesscrupled the first two hours of its ses- consisted of improvements on real esWhite." sion today In perfecting the houss tate in the town of South MeAlester, tion, whether or nut Juvenile courts Thus laying the ground for the plea to valued at about 3(10,000. The Choc- have exclusive jurindirtion nf all perf liianl;.--, Mr. Gleason declared brain bill permitting the government take any appeal on points of law in taw law requires tha sheriff to sell sons charged with crimes who are nf diHte had laid hold of Thaw three certain criminal case. The bill la the property of if they Ihe age of eighteen yearn or under. or four years ago. It was claimed 'here have been many cases where a Intended to reach esses similar to that do not themselves make the sale and Involves a construction of the various the meat packers. in this Instance the sheriff disposed provisions of the wstuto cresting P"n.on ha been pronounced insane against The bill waa laid aside to permit of the $60,000 worth of his property courts. upon .m. subject. He cited instances further discussion of Senator Carters tn his own son for $270, taking a cash "Conceding the pnwer of the legis"f insanity baaed upon a resolution aimed at the recent order payment of one dollar and a note for lature to give these special courts exnet. of the secretary of the Interior pre- the remainder. The law requires that clusive Jurisdiction mr offenders 13 ' li e win not base our plea, how the issuance of land patents all such sales shall be for cash and years of age, nr under and since the 'er. upon a single act," he added. venting to e&trymen until after an examina- the courts below declared the trans-fe- i declfdnn of our supreme court in the I win he shown that there was tion on the ground by a special agent. Invalid because of the failure to rase of Emil Mill, petitioner, vs. Wili,n both aides of this defend-family- . Mr. lis Brewn, Judre of the juvenile court Hepburn concluded the remarks comply with this requirement I Our case is far remove he began Senseveral days ago, and In his opinion Justice Feckham said: cf Salt Lake CHy. Stare of Utah, re"pi 'it,, much discussed defense of ator Newlanda followed tn defense The record shows a gross violation spondent (an opinion not yet reported, cnifi'tunni Insanity. You must dls- - of the secretary. of the set under which the sale was but a copy of which lia been perused yi.ur mind of all yon have read Mr. Bacon made a brief statement an entire absence of any ly the court), surh power must be in rh. of intended to show that Senator Beve- made and newspapers, and evidence showing a ratification of inch conceded, there w:.uld be no doubt the men that has gone especially that abroad w are t rely upon some higher of ridge had been In error regarding the act either by the prejudicial chief nr that (he defendant wu acting In strict of the child labor law It by the council of the nation. Tbe case conformity of law. r is argued by the .nsrtten nw. We rely upon the operation Mr. Georgia. Beveridge had said that is not one in which any court would relator and his counsel, however, that antj jhe igWg tj,e jm. there had hem 3.000 applications for strive to find a way to uphold such a the apparently unmistakable Import of ,:i of Np York and upon unthe language of the act above quoted ""m alone. You will understand this child labor In Fulton county, Ga.. proceeding. der the new state law, and that all of Ik limited by another section thereof. p ' insanity, it will not require ex-- ! them had been granted. Mr. Bacoi CHARGED WITH SWINDLING. Section 4 road as follows: 10 -ll you of It. It W within said he had ascertained that hut 10 (The court then ques from secJudge him and you will say Chicago, Feb. 4. E. W. Emmons is tion 4.) ' wlrfence that when he killed application had been granted. --ul?, under arrest charged with swindling "The position of the relator, briefly White he was an insane House Summary. a numlier of people through the sales stated, then. Is that Ju venile court a Washington, Feb. 4. The house of mining stock. The arrest was made have exclusive Jurisdiction of minor Labored Under Delusion. a number of Important bills at the instance of Police Sergeant offenders, except In felony cases, while passed announced that Thaw la- - today. Including the McCumher pen- Burner of San Francisco, who alleges the defendant contend that there Is i ddusinn that his life; sion bill, the omnibus lighthouse bill, that Emmons represented himself as no such exception. Jl:i!pr ?hp in ria,!gpc when he was! and the omnibus revenue cutter hill. Joint owner of a mine st Siskiyou, Counsel differ e to just what Is !i v. bill carries Cal., and made fraudulent sales of tbe the meaning of the underscored lanSri ,11 'or)!' Thl accounted for the The omnibus lighthou guage of the statute. Counsel for the rnrp Jan.. 1904, he had car-- ; a total appropriation of 31.689.500 for stock. He had placed it In the lighthouse establishment snd an relator Hirsts that it Ik the juvenile fti, KILLED BY EXPLOSION. the night he went additional sum of S19S.000 for addijudge who is referred to therein, while Pclpt tn ''Wtltson Run re rrv.f contend counsel for thp defen-'sn- t Tgarden. tional llghtkeepera. kV. Elkins. W. Va.. Feb 4 Three min- that it Is the city court, or the justice The bsnse, by a vote of 10 to 35, idecly and saw vv,. dead and four badly burned of the peace )lt being conceded that 3i a demon glower concurred in the senate amendments ers a Ine a V. " T'" Impulse range. ne or the l He to the urgent deficiency bill. loaning as the result of at explosion today the ff..;- - .v.v J'liic Cuke other). If counsel for the relator are "'hhe would he an the" Jamestown exposition 31.000,000, in a mine of the Darts Coal j at Thomas. It is not known right, we may Insert the word Juve?. and. so believing, and safeguarding the loan by a lien on company ,'""p,-1how large the list of casualties will nile court. so that the phrase would about his task, f tbe rros receipts. nr. when necessa Resolutions were passed calling for be until ft is determined how many read as follow: idef..,'! ' ,n'a Thp story rf Thsw' r"!'Tet.at'.ontl way. aa if an investigation by the secretary of men were In the mine al the time of ry, in cases delinquency charged a felony, -- :. i..',,vT-''"fy Juror of th - commerce and labor of cotton ex- the explosion, which occurred before would otherwise rons'itu'edirect O his t such confidence. the Juvenile court may Thev Itchanges and the fluctuations in cotton all the men had entered. public Important Witnesses in Support ii'i-e- eiii t of the Defense. ascribed 1. n ihe rrlnior. ij not to Ihm-- eiijentjy refe:. llu-- diKM-iu- ee . it cast's eoiuplaiut t' . conae-aneiic- ait-tin- x wit-nvH- cnr-pu- g cross-examine- d Russo-Japanes- k I t to-wl-t: on Page Seven) (Continued ses-"lo- n v 1 non-citlse- n . r- i 1 f. e SEVEN MINERS KILLED d IN COAL TRAIN WRECK Car In Middle of Train Left Track and Ditched Those Behind IL j De Moines, Is.. Feb. 4. Six miners were killed and twelve or nmre injured In s wreck of a cosl iraln on the Northwestern railroad near the corporation limits of lies Moines this evening. The dead : John Pllstnm. Peter Axmer. Draw. be found. VICTORY OF BURKE. Faction Carries Ita PoinL Cheyenne, Ml'yo.. Feh. 4. The an-- . .nmti meeting of the Portland Gold Mining company wan held here today and resulted In a complete victory furl ton over for the Hnwhart-Doyli- James Bprke. The principal fight, was on the question of voting the stork belonging to the Stratton and Shannon estates. Burns calling attention to a Wyoming law prohibiting the voting in company meeting of stork belonging to estates. Nevertheless the stock was voted by President Irving and the Kiwhart-Dovl- e faction. in the district court burn wured an altcrnntlve writ of mandamus citing the officers of the Portland coni puny to produce In court forthwith the corporation's books and aermint records, etc. The writ is made returnable March 6. Burn charges mlnmnnage-men- t and makes other sensstional allegations. KILLED IN part from the contract and deliveries thereon, made on the cotton exchange futures or ia the result of any combination or conspiracy which interfere with commerce. Mr. Nurleaini of Texas said it was proposed to ascertain whether the nm-tiesold on the New York snd New Orleans cotton exchanges brings about il.dcnt fluctuation in the price of cotton slid whether the contract cold enables the members of the exchanges by combination among themselves 1 tiring about a depression by reason of the fart that under the terms of the contract they would h authorized t'l Mr. I ley burn said the gmernnient deliver any one of ililrty grades of had gone lulu his home county iu Idacotton. It is claimed that the differ ho and taken eighty per rent of the pure between the present pi ice of county oa a forest teserve. The counspots snd futures at New York imtiro ty ban preilousiy made public ini than $2.6n per bale and that thla dlf-iff nee exerts an injurious Influence provemenis, but these had all been lost tu Ihe county and acquired by the on the price paid for cotton. government. Senator Depew asked if the senator's nmtention would deTHIRTY MEN KILLED stroy the whole system of finest - ct 1 "The system of forfeit reserves a now niieraiad," responded Mr. "Is so vli' Ion that anything that would destroy it would he welcome. Mr. asked If il waa not true Ik-pe- that combinations of eastern capital had gone iuto the west and grabbed up large timber holdings. Largsst Land GGrsbbsr, The largest land grabber Is one of the vice president uf (lie Nat Irma I Forest Reserve associatlim, answered Mr. Hey burn, lie owns more h.nd. tbe title to which was silegslly obtained, than any other man or all oilier im-- in the United Btatea and lie is one of the vice presidents of tlie forestry ssMiciuiloii. (he president, of wihfh Is our worthy secretary of IN MINEEXrLOSION Third Wsat Virginia Explosion In Two Wotka Work of Rescua Is in Prograta. Elkina. W. Va.. Feb. 4. The ihlrJ mine explosion In West Virginia within two wscha occurred today at tha Davis Coal and Coke company a mine No. 25 at Tliriiita, near hot-e- , snd 25 nr 3ii miner arc said io have been killed. Tbe disaster occurred aliortly after this morning. Lata today the first reaming party entered the The bottles of (nine. ilx foreigners ut e. snd one American were recovered at "I read in the papers yesterday that a diet Mice of 100 feet from (he shaft. this vice president of the forestry as- Before further progress could be made sociation Is going to build in tbe a deadly wave uf poisonous fumes enneighboring county io that in wlilrh veloped ihe rescuing party, which was 1 live the largest mill In the world fur uf General Manager' OM, IX Hie purpose of working up these vast rtmpnsed M Bold. Huperlntedent Henry Hlne, areas of timber that hate been wrongIbinlel Jnurs, Mine Boss Arthur Stew-afully obtained in the state of Idaho. and John Jenkins. Before Ihe resWere nut these land acquired hy elling party could reach the surface tlie vice president sisiken of liefore one died (if Mtifforaiion. the teserie were crested 7 asked Air. Tonight efforts are being made to Bnioot. enter the mine again. No. a uuntber of them were acquirThere I no hope that the ed while we sat here in Ihe vain sup- men still in thepossible mine are alive, Th position that we were heading off numlier of entombed men is estimated these land grabbers, while in anoiber at (flirty snd It Is probable' there ara branrh of rhe gnveriiiiienl coni ran were Isdng rushed through with all nire. Just a few minutes before ths explospeed that tbe ink might be dry ibero sion a large party of miners had enliefore we painted the act which shut tered the mine by way of an unuaed out tlie exchange of buiils, answered opening at Coaltnn. When they heard Mr. Heybtirn. the muffled report they rushed back One of the greatest poluts for critl-rlrand thus atved their Uvea. Mr. said Heybnrn. wax that two Officials of the company sav th acres f graxlng land to on of lim- a Ident ntay have been caused by aa iter had been withdrawn sa forest re- accumulation of in a pocket, being gaa serves. Ignited by a shot of dynamite or by a miner's lamp. Rsmcdy Suggested. The mines were owned for many Tit remedy, he said, was to take I ho adnilnlsfrailon of the public land laws ynars by Henry Caasaway Ihivla, forfrom the interiir department and put mer United fit alee senator and vice il in the hands of a special land court, presidential candidate on the Demoprovision for which he had made in a cratic ticket and are now the property of the Western Maryland railroad. sperlHl bill now pending. When Mr. Heybtirn had concluded Mr, Xewlsnda secured the floor to adHEARING AT SANTA BARBARA. dressed himself to the same subject. Mr. Hale remarkBefore he Lo Angeles, Cal., Feb. 4. The Ined that ths secretary of the interior terstate commerce rommlsslnn reprehail been very sharply censured ail sented hy Commissioner Franklin K. I .an, will resume its Investigation My impression through Ihe debate. sIniul thst offli'ltS. he continued. I of railroad conditions in California tothst he is s capable and honest public morrow morning at Hants Barbara. sen ant, and that whatever mistakes If t Intended lo hold a second sitting ha may have mstie do not in any wav at Ventura on Wednesday and to detouch his integrity or hia capacity s vote Thuraday. Friday and Hattirday an administrator. But over and above to the Im Angeles hearing. exerctaes which he all the jurisdiction It Is anticipated that tbe citrns frn't is the control of these matters by the growers will take advantage of ths I want lo nsk the senators opportunity to make public their grlev. president. whether these matters have been laid anres. It la atari expected that a rtgll before the president? inquiry will be Instituted in the manMr. Heyburn said at one (hat he ner of operation of the three contidid not think either the secretary of nental railroads entering southern the Interior was or could be guilty of California The Southern Pacific, Sandoing s wrong acL but that they had ta Fe and Salt Lake snd ths lack of been misinformed as to the facts and competition among them. had thus been led into doing the SNOWBLIDE8 ON COLUMBIA. things which he had suggested were harmful. Answering s further suggestion of Mr. Hale as to whether he had Portland, Ore., Feh. 4. SnowsildnS talked these matters over with the long the Columbia river have compresident, Mr. Heyburn sa'd he had pletely tied up the Oregon Railroad discuseed tbe forestry matters, hut and Navigation system, so far as trafthat he had no intimation that tbe fic betwien Portland and tbe east is president contemplated preventing the concerned. of patents to nettles on the Issnani-No train have left tbe city by thst public lands until the message had route since Saturday night t ome to congress that he bad taken From eastern Oregon reports of unthis action. usually severe weather are being reMr. Xewiands defended the secretar ceived. Cattle and sheep are Buffer ry of tbe interior. ing la places. 'The secretary, he said, waa patriotic a of the west. and friend CHINESE IN MEXICO. S nator Newlands Insisted that the El Paso, Texas, Feh. 4. The Ao-elateproper remedy was for amendments to the public land laws, and that Press was informed tonight western senators should meet the sit- that 3.00(1 Chinese coolies have been uation hy getting together on the contracted fur to work upon the SouthGuadalajara-Guayamaterms of revision. ern Parlflcta No action was taken on Ihe Carter extension In Mexico. The railroad resolution, on which the speeches was forced to the employment of the were based. Chinese because of the Yaqul Indians and the Mexicans kept each other FLUCTUATIONS IN COTTON. from work and also kept out American negro labor. House Authorizes an Investigation Into Causes, ROB A TENDER. 7 o'clock rt pns-n'de- The accident was due to the car tu Ihe middle of the train leaving ihe track and ditching the car behind it. The train had on board about thirty miners, scattered In groups on Jlffei-en- t coal car and several passengers were in the caboose. The victim were all buried under Ihe wrocksg-- t and the enal, which inter caught fire, making the reatice work difficult, it is fearod that when the wrerkage is fully cleared away o'ber victims mav Hottvbart-Doyl- a Wsehington, Feb. sjioerli today in the senate in of the administration nf the public laud law Hcna'or lleyisirn said i here was no neceasity and no llkell-licit congress would loan the bureau ts.ouo.imn a asked by the president. lie aald the tat report of the hull au showed $273, mm lo the credit of litis bureau, and yet the proposition is to pawn the forest of the govern incut to the government for $3.000, libit. These gentlemen seem in treat these lorerts as their own private enter-prihe.lii-- : v Olaf Anderson. Albert Olson. (tar) Larson. Ramnel Matter Should Be Placed in Hands of Special Court. System herein a against minors has already lieeu tiled, because our Is Kufiieieiil, bill it uiusl recomplaint fer to those cases against nilniiin which are brought before a justice of Ihe peace, i judge of the city Court (including ihe Judge of ihe municipal court i for any other reason "tliau in tlmt a complaint baa been which cases uf course he uiusl wall until a complaint ban lieeu filed, and if the delinquency of which Ihe child Is alleged lo be guilty would, if committed by :ui adult, constitute g he may direct him to lie kepi in custody. If there Is aught In this phrase, u construed, to Indicate that felonies are excepted from the operation of this It would seem not. fur il simart ply require that before the Juienlle court rail get in any esse tlirie mind lie a complaint made and then in certain rases provides what shail lie dune with the child meanwhile. The legislature no doubt had in veiw l hut the reasons fur bringing a dill, I before a juvenile court differ radically. If a child has simply Jumped mi a mining carl which constitutes delinquency under the act) there ia )io reason why l.e should he taken from the custody of hia parents pending a hearing in the Juvenile court, where, if a child has committed a crime so grave a to rcnstltute a felony, there Is an reason lor it. "Counsel fur the relator make a point of the fart that reference is made in ihla aection to complaint under the general laws of the slain, but aection 3 provides thait all proceedings under this art aliail be by complaint or sworn statement, to lie filed a in at her cases under the general laws of the stale, and tberefoie there Is no significance lo such language. "If, adopilng the construction given hy the relator to this phraseology of section 4, there is nothing In H tn Justify tbe cimrt in holding thst children who have runimlited felonies may lc excluded from the 0ieraUon ut the Jnvenlle court act, then there i certainly no such teason if the construction contended for by the defend ant ba aceptrd. Ho read. It simply means thut when a child la brought liefore a Just ire of the peace nr Judge of the city or nittnlripHl court snd no complaint Is filed, then-h- e nmylf the charge is a felony direct that the child be kept In proper custody until complaint ran he made ag'ilusi him. If made in his court, be would of i y-r- k, Land Grabbers Have Taken Advantage of arlii oi di:iu.rt'i urc. b".l the view uf the court is I list it is immaterial w'kirli cons', met ion In- gin n it. If ihe phrase In giien 'he meaning o'girtaine POWDER ACCIDENT. El Paso, Texas. Feb. 4.- -- One man burned to death, another fatally anl s third seriously burned, was the result of a peculiar powder aecldert which occurred at Santa Ettllis. - Mexico, the news of whicn was received here today. A load of 2.000 pounds of powder was on the wagon. Suddenly there was a flaG-but no explosion, and every onnci of powder was burned. The Vexicon who was burned to death ws tsmeking a cigarette, from which. If Is believed, the powder was Ignited. . e d s Buihrie, Okla.. Feh. 4. A Midland Washington, Feb. 4. The house today pasned a resolution calling upon valley freight train was "held up at the secretary of commerce and labor Foraker, In the Osage nation, Iasi to investigate the ranees uf the fluct- night and a party of determined men uation in the price of cottqn and the climbed into the tender and without difference In the market price of the ceremony unloaded nearly all Ihe coal various classes of cotton. Th" InvesInto vehicles. The residents of Foratigation is to be conducted with the ker had heen without coal for week object to ascertain whether the Hurt- - j and the fuel scarciiy had reached a nations hsie resulted in whole or in critical stage. ' |