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Show ITHE lTOBN'ISO ; EXAMINES. t. bullets follow EXILED MEN Deported Miner in Mid. 0f Cheerless Prairie, Lsav-in- g Them Neither Food IHilHia Dump Nor Drink. Denver, June 11 A special from vol-e- y Hollr. Colo., aye: With a parting of rifle bullets fired over their by the militia and deputies to r.u sm them to hike eastward as test and legs could carry them, sever again oet foot on Colorado soil, tteir unlon miners from the Cripdistrict were unloaded from . special Santa Ye train bn the prairie mile from the tbls morning, one-ha- lf mate line and left to Colorado-Kansshift for themselves. The exiles were disembarked end without ceremony. The guards and deputies were tired out from their long, teditsd in ous trip from the Teller county gold tamp and were In no mood to extend ooy courtesies or kindness to their unBiueo'-on- e ple Creek as or charges fortunate , "Hurry up. there, you fellows, cried Liaut. Cole when the train stopped in iha midst of the alkali sand dunes that dot the prairie in tee vicinity of the r astern pert of Prower county, near the Kansas line. "We have not got any thne to waste out here. And no time was wasted. The s pert 1, which consisted of an engine, n combination baggage car and smoker and two day roaches, had no sooner come to a standstill than the car doors vrrt unlocked and thrown open au.l the order given by Ueiit. Cole for the exiles to leave the train. "Step lively, you fellows, step lively." admonished Deputy Benton. . who was in command of the civil force of the expedition, and in less time than it takes to tell It, three cars were emptied of their unfortunate and unwilling passengers and the train was start-e- d on He way back to La Junta. The men were dumped on the cheerless prairie without, food or water, for the soldi , and deputies. In their haste to get home, bad forgotten to unload the small stock of commissary supplies ihs train carried. The exiles were n cheerless lot. Indeed. Without even n light and miles from the nearest habitation, they huddled together 4q groups ns either wide of the Hants Fe track, and discussed their plight. Warned to move eastward oil pain of being and severely handled, and notified by the Kansas authorities that they would not be allowed to . Reek refuge in that state, the spirit of the mm broke. Many of them walked backward on the railroad to Holly, the flalTBtlnn army settlement In Colorado, where the charitable inhabitants provided breakfast for them. Some of them later started, to walk to Lamar, Colot.-;- . rado. 0 When the apecial bearing the deported men was- - within a half mil of the Kansan line it wan. . mopped by Sheriff Brady of Hamilton county, and forty deputies, who notified Lieut. Cole that under no circumstances would the lie allowed to cross ths Kansas line and, further, that the unionists were uoi wanted in the Sunflower state. Sheriff Brady was emphatic in his remarks. and Lieut. Cole assured him that the train would proceed no further. Then the order to quit the train was given la a hurry. Sheriff Bradycall-e- d for the leaden of the unionists end notified them they must not cross the Kansas line. - A special from Coolidge. Kansas, says: . Ninety-on- e miners were unloaded about three mile west of Coolidge at 10:30 this morning. They were accommilitiamen. Sheriff panied by fifty-fiv- e Jack Brady and forty deputies of Hamilton county were m the state line to prevent the deported men from entering Kansas. When the train stopped the militia lined up on each side, ordered the miners to keep walking and fired their guns off. A special from La Junta, says: Seven member, of the state militia, which had accompanied the miners to the state line, missed their train this morning on thetr return from the state line and did not leave here until noon. Among them was Lieut Col. Kennedy, who we in charge of the train last night. On of the militiamen while tn this city, struck the Bantu Fe ticket agent, Bachrach, over the head with a inflicting n very bad scalp wound, and threatened to kill him. C. L. Seeley, and M. M. O'Neill wen brutally treated by the militiamen men they passed through for the state line. Mr. 8eeley is n newspaper correspondent and endeavored to get an Interview with some of the militiamen, but they walked him off the platform at the point of n rifle. Mr. O'Neill, a business man, was standing on the pint-forwhen five of the soldiers attacked him, pushing him and striking him with the points of their guns, and because he would not run to get out of their way, he was beaten, thrown In the waiting room and put under guard Cheers were given for the miners by the crowd gathered around the station, while n change of engines on the military train was being made. irain Cripple Creek. Juno 11. Peace coming to Cripple Creek if General Bell, military commander, can accomplish nil that he has planned to do. It will come through the forcible expulsion of nil persons who owe allegiance to the Western Federation of Miners or who express sympathy with the miners unions. With the exception of the Portland Gold Mining Co., all the large companies and nearly nil the operators, who are organised as the Cripple Creek District Mine Owners association, require miners to surrender their cards ns members of the Western Federation of Miners, and rake out cards from the Mine Owners association before giving them bmpioyment. Union miners who renounce their federation will be permitted to remain in the camp if they have satisfactory records. . Several hundred men applied at the Mine Owners' headquarters for cards yesterday and today, hut few were issued ns the rule to investigate thoroughly the record of each applicant will he enforced. The mines are rapidly resuming work and by next Monday nil except the Portland will be in foil operation. No radical steps have fret been taken-Tenforce the agreement of the business men hr general trade to bar union employes. Order having been restored, Sheriff . Why Do You Pay Rent? Its Useless Own Your Own Home at the Rental Price. If you desire to own n bomeor n store, or a term or any other property, and have not tha money with which to buy It, we believe the following will Interest yon: It Is not necessary that you live on tha property. You can rent it or put it to any other proper use. Yon can also sell it at any time you choose, subject to the mortgage on it The contract can also be transferred by you to anyone else. This is provided for in tha contract. The selection of the property is left to you; it must not he supposed, however, that we will purchase any property you select, unless It la fully worth tha amount gsked for it; In insisting that we get value received whfch will be good security for our mopey we are also protecting your interests. In the purchase of property we conduct nil negotiations, and always get rock bottom prices. This is In every way to your advantage. We will furnish the money to bay n lot and build n home in any locality you may desire, and allow you to repay ns as follows: On a $1,090 loan you pay $8.00 per month, including principal and Interest. On a $1,600 loan you pny $l$.00 per month. Including principal and interest. On a $2,000 loan you pay $16.00 per month, including prim cipal and interest The responsibility of the people with whom you do business Is always an important consideration. The United States Installment Realty Co. of Minneapolis', Minn., is incorporated .under the most stringent corporation laws in the United 8lates, with a capital stock of $200,-00- 0. These laws are not to be compared to the corporation laws of any other slate, and any attempt at fraud under these laws brings a quick and severe penalty. Therefore such a law is In itself an absolute guar-ante- s of our standing and responsibility. We have also equities and mortgages in property to the value of about $300,000; therefore your ; investment is absolutely safe. We have hundreds of testimonials from ths leading business people of the country, who have received loans from us, and we would be very pleased to give you a copy of them upon request. For further Information call at our office and our agent will give you every detail. Ton cant afford to put this matter off. Do it today while you have ths matter in mind. A FEW SALT LAKE CITY PEOPLE WHOSE LOANS ARE'BEING MADE THIS MONTH ARE: W. A. Ridd. traveling passenger agent D. ft $4,000.00 2.000.00 W. H. Jones, Walk-OvShoe Store Co., 250 So. Main 2.000.00 C. A. Conner, 30 NY. 6th Sn 2,000.00 Geo. M. Conner. 141 W. 7th So. . .... 1,000.00 Dr. Lulu Brooks. 408 Constitution building Are these people satisfied? Ask them. For further information rail or telephone us, or fill out coupon and we will give same prompt attention. U. 8. Installment Really Co., Broom Hotel, Ogden, . . rise se hare your representative rail npon me. er ............ Date .... Name ........ PI7XTVAY rTAIT, State time to call Wa are now permanently located in Our new quarters at the Broom Hotel, where we will be glad to talk with you concerning the owning of n home. United States Installment Realty Co. Local Manager. OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P. M.: JUNE 12. lWlf. A ............. German St. Paul's Evanyliral . I'. G. iSMir. Ivrvires in Saedisk Lutheran church, Wui-ldicn- NEW GOVERNOR GENERAL ELUDE PURSUERS r.nier J ii lie U. li is su- uounied that Earl Grey, lord lieu- tenant of Northumberland, has been appointed to succeed the Earl of Miiito a governor-generof A ' al Canada. ... .oeeeeeeo WORLD'S FAIR RATES, TO ST. LOUIS Via UNION PACIFIC. Posse Numbering 100 is Beating the Bru sh on the Hills Where the Bandits are Thought to be Surrounded. Spring. Colo., June Sheriff Adams returned here late Iset night and reported that the Denver and Rio Grande train robbers were completely surrounded In a patch of brush at the east side of the junction Glenwood 11. of Divide Creek and the Grand river. A posse of 100 deputies wers picketed about the place and he expressed the belief that it was impossible for the men to escape except by swimming the Grand river. An attempt to do test, he said, seemed almost certain death, as Edward Bell today largely reduced his force of apodal deputies. 8inoe the recent Ceportations following the begin of many strikers to avoid arrest, there remain in jail between luo whom and 123 prisoners against charges will be filed, about 100 in the S'lctory armory nnd Crippls Creek mining exchange hall, many of whom nr marked for deportation. The woman aide of the situation has been the most troublesome to the military authorities, nnd the citizens n committee. working men have become accustomed to receiving insults and gibes from women in sympathy with the strikers, hut none of these has been arrested or driven out However, thq. surest ticket a man can have for deportation is a wife with a loose and virulent tongue. Some men are sent away only that their wives may follow them. Distrlet Attorney Trowbridge has appointed 8- - D. Crump as his deputy in place of J. C. Cole, who wa forced out of office. As attorney for the Mine Owners association, Mr. ('rump bos had experience in the affairs of the camp. The citizens committee has mollified its plans In reference to securing resignations from county official, some of whom fled from the district to avoid an interview with ths committee. County Treasurer McNeil, whose name was included in a published list of exiles, is In this city and is discharging the duties of his office without interference. Non-unio- i the river at that nearly half a mile wide and has a tremendous current. The hunted men hare not been able to obtain food an) here during the past 6 hours nnd tr.i'.Hi be almost at the point of starvation Up to noon today the two bandii had not been found liy the posse, numbering over 100. who are beaiiug the brush in search of the fugitives. sThe thick undergrowth in the loraliiy makes the pursuit dangerous. talked with Governor l'csbody over Ihs telephone nnd informed him that the entire district was quiet and orderly, and that Sheriff Bell had full control of the situation. The sit not ion is so quiet, according to General Hell, that tha sheriff is discharging the greater portion of his force, but .will retain sufficient men near at hand to put down any littls trouble that may occur. It is understood that upon the receipt of this information Governor Peabody authorized General Bell to return to Denver and diMitls the present troops from further active dutv. It is possible however, that General Ball will decide to retain a few soldiers of the Victor company lu the field for a few days longer, but. the greater portion of those now on duty in Crip-pl- o Creek, nnd vicinity will be released from active duty with their commands. OVER THE TELEPHONE. She You'd better not rumo up to- night He Why not? She I'm in such a bud humor I'm afraid ws'll quarrel. He Oh, that's all right. I'll bring a big box of candy. She How thought ful you are. I foel better already. Ex. THE NORTHWESTERN LINE ATLAS. War Atlas has been issued by the Chicago ft Northwestern railway.. Three line colored maps, each 14x2ft bound in convenient form for reference. The Eastern sitKANSAS AUTHORITIES ACT. uation shown In detail, with tables showing relative military and naval financial resources of Topeka, Kan., June 11. A telegram strength and was received at the governors office Russia and Japan. Copy mailed to any address on retoday from Sheriff John Brady of Hamilton county, apprising the governor of ceipt of ten (10) cents for postage by the coming of the deported Colorado C. A. Walker, Con. Agent C. ft N. W. miners Into Kansas. The dispatch was Ry 2206 South Main 8t., Salt Lake City, Utah. as follows; "Special train with 140 deported min- OGDEN UNION RAILWAY AND DEers from Cripple Creek arrived POT COMPANY. at 10:80 p. m. No instructions were asked for, but Notice of Stockholders' Meeting. H. W. Brient, executive clerk In charge Is hereby given that the regNotice tha referred absence, governor's during the matter to the attorney general's ular annual meeting of the stockholdoffice for advice. Acting on the advice ers of the Ogden Union Railway nnd of that department Mr. Brient wired Depot Company will be held ofat the the Sheriff Brady that the "attorney gener- offioe of the Superintendent Ogden, Utah, al advises no aggressiveness on your company, in HieofCity of 1004. at 10:30. on the Tth day Juns, part. m., for ths purpose of electing diIt is the opinion of tbs lawyers that a. ths ensuing year. Kansas has no legal right to sup ths rector! for W. J. BHEALY, Secretary. deportation of miners into this stats. About the only thing tha Kansas offl TEACHERS' RATES EAST VIA dels can do is to use their persuasive UNION PACIFIC. powers to keep the train officinle from dumping the man on Kansas soil. May 30th and 31st, and Juns 8th "Common sense would indicate that Union Pacific will sell tickets it is a very poor thing to dump des- and 9th,ONE-FARplus $6.00 for tba titute men on a small community to east at be fed, said Assistant Attorney Gen- round trip from Ogden to Illinois (exeral Fastens. "I understood these men cept that part east of ths lino of Ilhove no mousy, but they would have linois Central Railroad Chicago to to be fed just the same, and that would Gibson Ketfc. Transit limit of ten days be no easy matter in a sparsely settled in each direction will be granted, with Upsi limit till September ISth. For region like that la western Kansas. further particulars call on C. A. Hdnry, Union Depot, or G. H. Corse, SOLDIERS TO BE RECALLED. Oregon Short Line Freight Office. TeleColorado Springs. June 11. A spec- phone 138. ial from Cripple Creek says: MEETActing under the recommendations ELKS' STATE ASOCIATION ING AT PROVO, JUNE 14TH of General Bell, it is understood ths TO 17TH, 1904. troops will ha recalled from the CripFor the above occasion the Onegin ple Creek dletrlct tonight ns there appears to be no further necessity for Short Lute will make an open rate of thetr remaining in ths field. The in- ONE FARE for tbe round trip, ($8.40) formation was received In this city from Ogden to Provo and return. from Cripple Creek shortly before noon Tickets on sale Jane 14th, 15th nnd 16th, limited for return till June 19th, today. During the morning General Bell. 1904. A e Russo-Japanes- . E Effective May 3rd the following rate mill be made to St. Louis and return: To St. Louie and return (direct $42.60 route) To Chicago and return (direct . .... .... route) i ., .47J0 To Chicago and return (one way via St Louis; or te St. Leula and return, one way via Chi-- ,.... MM cage . . . . Tickets on sale every Tuesday and Friday of each week May to November inclusive. Transit limit of tea days in each direction will be allowed final limit sixty days from date of sale, but in no ease inter than Doer niber 15th, 1904. In addition lo tho above raw, there are also on sulo round trip tickets, Ogden to St. Louis and return, at $60 which are on sale daily to November 20th inclusive, limited sixty days from date of sale. .......... HOME TRAINING. why thia mu adver- Jane Wonder tises for married barbers? John Ob, married barbers are sometimes men who have learned the folly of talking too much. Ex. Boston Dental Parlors 2461 Washington Ave. (Over Brownings Gun Store) HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY to get that dental work done which you have beeh putting off so long. 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