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Show I THE Bj GLOBE-HEADE- R, MINGLE Olato-BaU- $ THE DEATH FablbUi, ar UTAH TP OF NEWS SUMMARY Justice HIcKtuni, in a recent Interelriugrnt laws against view urge At the end of the ninth week of the trike in Ran Francisco both the strikers and employers are claiming a victory. Midst Scenes of Profound Sorrow, President Passed Away Saturday at 2:15 A. M. All, "Good-by- e The Cologne Gazelle asserts that all anarchists uirciinge have been forbidden in Germany and that all anarchists clubs will be closed. In Dautxic rumors are current that Emperor William has broached the anarchist question to the Czar, but nothing definite is known. White meu raided the negro districts of Decatur, Tessa, terrorising the black residents and ordered them to leave town. Many negroes are departing. A man named Merrill suicided at lf Thermopolis, Wyo., Friday, by through the head. Domestic trouble Is given as the cause for the alioot-lng.hlmae- rash act. Good-by- e. It ii God's Way. His Will Be Done' Were Last Words Spoken by the President in Taking Leave of Those Near and Dear to Him Chanted Words of "Nearer My God to Thee," and Expressed Wish to Die Shortly Before He Lost Consciousness Profound Sorrow of Official Family Preaident McKinley died at 2:15 He bad been urday morning. lighted up with a faint amile aa their bauds were clasped. lie sat beside mure 7:50 p. in. His last him aud held hia hand. Despite her eonacioue hour un earth wav spent with physical weakness she bore up bravely the wife to whom lie devoted a lifetime nuder the orueal. of ears, lie died unattended by a minPRESIDENT'S LAST WORDS. , ister of the but bin last words Tha president, in hia last period of were a humble submission to the will eonsciousnesa, which ended about 7:40, nf Ood, in wbom be believed. chanted the woadaof the hymn Nearlie waa reconciled to tbe eruel fate er to which an assassin's bullet had con- bleMy God, to Thee," and hia laat audiwords, aa taken down by Dr. Mann, demned him, and fared death in the at the bedside, were: Good-byall, same spirit of ealmuesa which baa good-byIt le God's Hie will Sat- IS gut-pel- Pasaengerr from Dawson say that a great outward rush from that city Is bow on, and it estimated that 500 peo- marked hia long and houorable career. be done. e. ple will come out during September and October. Lieutenant Richard P. Strong has been ordered to report In person to Governor Taft at Manila for duty as director of the Government laboratory at that place. Two Japaness loliorera named Kldo and Tonlguchi were killed and Policeman McSwaiue severely wounded In Fresno, Cal., Friday as a result of a drunken brawl. The foreman of a bakery In Derlin pained Sumxjsky, has been sentenerd to imprisonment for sin months fir a defamatory statement regarding Empress Auguste Victoria. In San liernardino, Cal., three hundred mechanics employed at the Santa Fe shops quit work because the company refused to pny them extra Ifor working on a holiday. A Marseilles dispatch announces the arrest there of eight anarchists, Italians, Spaniards and including one of the chiefs of the Mafia, and a friend of lireaci and Cexrio. According to the leading lumber dealers In San Francieeo the blockade inthlallneof business caused by the atrike has been broken. The dealers declare they have already at work 400 Pro-den- Tha announcement of the death of the president was made by Webb Hayes, wbo said: It ia all over. Tbe announcement of the news to those waiting below waa postponed until the member of the family had e, wey. Then his mind began to wander and soon be completely lost consciousness. Hia life was prolonged for hours by tbs administration of oxygen, and the president finally expressed a desire to be allowed to die. About H:30 l lie administration of oxygen ceased and the pulse grew fainter and fainter. He was sinking gradually, like a child, into tha eternal slumber, liy 10 o'clock the pulse could no longer be felt In hie extremities, end they grew cold and at 2:15 the end, which had uionientarly been expected for hours, came. withdrawn. With the momentary excitement incident upon the announcement of the end, the eutire scene became one of unmistakable aorrow and deep mourning Aa if nature lent lla aid to tbe driving crowds, a dense fug settled like a pall over the city. The liouae became a tomb of silence. The lights were dimmed, visitors FIRST DISQUIETING NEWS. were denied admittance, and the mourning family and their intimate Shuck I'rtMluced lr Turn for Wane, Aftev friends were speedily left alone with Hays of pruv.uicat, Vary their dead. Imnouneud. Ilefore 0 o'clock it was clear to those The first disquieting news concernBt the President's bedside that he .wait ing the the president's condition was dyiug, and preieratioiis were made for given uut late Thursday. About noon Mil-bn- rn I The collection of revenues In Tor to Sino nnder the tax law of January lat, 1001, passed at the last aeaaioa of tha legislative assembly, la highly sab lafactory, exceeding in amount what wan anticipated. A delegate of the Trades Union congress in Wales wfll visit European papitala in order to ascertain what country affords tha safest protection for investing the funde of the union in foreign securities. A highwayman 8unday attempted to bold up the View singe about thirty m'lea went of I.nka View, Ore. The driver refused to licit and tha robber fired five times, but nil tha nhota missed their murk. Taffal, n dangerous anarchist aud friend of llresci, baa been expelled from Switzerland, says a dispatch from Geneva to the lmdon Dally Ha nsserta that ha intends to proceed to the United Mates. The Russian administrator at Talien Van has refused to permit the Americana to build a warehouse for the storage of American knorsene. He also announces that Russia intends to .TWO BOISE 'exeinde Ameaican oil from Manchuria. Cleveland, O., police have failed absolutely to in any way eonaect Cxol- -, goal's movements with those of Emma Goldman. Ills family deny that he had any of her literature in hia possession and no one could be found who 'had aver seen him nt any of her meet- ings. In WUkesbarre, Pa., it is learned that Leon Csolgoea made a tour of the anthracite coal regions about alx Jitri while ago. He waa employed fora by the l.akawanna Coal company at Duryea, and while there Is said to have organized a lodge of anarchists. the Yukon are preparing to return to winter mining, the experiment of running Dawson as a summer camp not haviug proved satisfactory. The ground will be thawed out this winter ns in the early days of Klondike, and the dumps washed out Jn the spring. Lately in the creek io the Klondike, which were alTecled by drought during the earlier part of the summer, thers has been plenty of water, and dumps about which some iloubt was at first expressed have given very satisfactory elean-up- In a. Senator Clark of Montana haa to contribute 25 per cent of a 150,000 fund to provide a Montana exhibit to the Louisiana Purchase exposition to he held at Ht. Louis in 1003, provided others in the state subscribed the balance. ed PEOPLE'S MINDS. MEN CLAD (Tare Roexhly Handled by the 3atThy Crowd ind Narrowly Kaeapad Daiax I.yncheU. Two men came near being killed at Boise, Idaho, Friday night for assert- ing that they were glad McKinley waa dying. They were Alex Vaughan and W. II. Cooper. The police late in the evening smuggled the two men out of town and placed them in the penitentiary for Standing near the entrance to the street, Vaughan said he was glad the president was dying, and Cooper, hia safe-keepin- g. the laat sad ofiicea of farewell from ihoaa who were nearest aud dearest to dm. Oxygen had been administered steadily, but with little effect in keeping back the approach of death. Tbe preaident came uut of oue period uf nconeciouaness only to relapse Into toother. TOnCllINU EVENTS. Butin this period, when hia mind waa partially clear, occurred a aeries of events of profoundly touching character. Downstairs, with strained and faces, members of the were grouped in anxiona waitiug. They knew the end was near, and that the time had come when they must see him for the laat time on earth. One by one they ascended the stairway. There wan only a momentary Stay of the cabinet at the threshold of the death chamber. Then they withdrew, tears streaming down their faces and words of intense gru--f choking in tear-ataine- d eal-in- et their throats. lUS WIFE SAYS GOOIMIYK. After they bad left the sickroom the physicians rallied him to conscious-neeaud the president asked almost Immediately that hia wife be brought to him. The doctors fell buck into the shadows of the room aa Mrs. Mckinli-came through the doorway. The strong face uf the dyiug man was a, y of that day the president complained of great fatigue, which wee followed by a lower temperature and higher pulse. During the afternoon and eariy evening heart complications Increased, and at 3 o'clock Friday morning a collapse eama that brought tha dletiugnialie.l sufferer near to death, and gave warning of approaching dissolution. Powerful heart etlmnlante were given, but had little effect Following a week of steady Improvement during which time despondent resig nation bait turned to faint hope, faint hope to expectation, expectation to confident asaurunce that the assassin ' bullet would not prove fatal, the dispatches of Kr'ulny morning announcing to the world thnt the preaident was near death, caused a shock almost aa great as that produced by tbe tragedy in Music Hall. The world had gone to bed joyous in tbe belief that recovery was certain and awoke startled and am zed to And the president hovering on the brink. The world wee unprepared for the sorrowful news, but coutinucd to hope, egainat reason, that the sdvauciug day would bring improvement. liut it uni otherwise ordained and the greatest consolation to tbe stricken iiniion is found in the president's last words, It is (loti's way. Hia will be dune." President McKinley's Life Told in Brief. Born January jn, Sun-redei. President Garfield as chairEn Hated in Luinn army .lime 11, 18C1. man uf ways aud means committee, ComuiisKioned as lieutenant SeptemDecember, 1S0. ber 21. 112. to congress In 1880. 1883 Made First lieutenant February 7, ISSt, ISSli, 1SSS. for congress in IS',10. 1803. Nominated fur governor in Jane, 18'J1 Mude captain July 35, isf.4. Elected in November, 1891. Admitted to the bar in March, 1807. in Nuvemlicr, 1893. Elected prosecuting attorney in 1800. Nominated for president June I, 1895. Married January 23, 171. Elected president November 3, 1895. Nomiuated for emigres anil elected November ft, 1900. in 1870. 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City Ticket Office 201 Main st. alt Lake City. i oo) WorK. s in I 25 P M Oasts Clear Lake Milford PRINTING? n. t ...AT THIS OFFICE... AlsxIThornUin. Agent, Payson. If you are going to Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis the All Comforts of Home Milmiis! Chicigt, St. Pul Ry. Leaving OMAHA daily at 6:00 for CHICAGO. 71 SHOWING WHERE THS SIIOTa TOOK EFFECT. Casper No rise (or I'kiiIkinii Sympathizers liana Wagner, who is said to have expressed sympathy with Cxolgoax, waa Wednesday tarred and feathered and ridden out of Casper, Wyo., on a rail. The ciliaens who did this warned Wagner that if he should return ho would be lynched. Wagner waa knocked down and beaten nntil he became unconscious by men who declared they beard him say President McKinley got wbat ha deaerved and he (Wagner) was glad of it. AND FLOUR BINS AT LOWEST PRICES. LINE RY. I DIAGRAM STORM You r, PRESIDENT WAS DEAD. Ager-Lak- e Ex-iPre- IN Threats of Lywhlbf Aaorrlilsis Fallows Asblblllso af Prnfouod Sorrow. The news of the president's demise was everywhere received with evidence of profound sorrow. At Buffalo, great crowds thronged the street from early morniug until late at night, and when the conviction became settled that death waa imminent, thuse surround-fu- g the bulletin boards were iu a mood that meant no good to tbe assaaain. At a suggestion from some one that Cxolgoax should be lyuclicd, the crowd with a common impulse started for tbe jail, and in a few miuutca six or eight thousand people surrounded the building in which the assassin ia confined. The chief of police had been notified of the coming of the crowd, and had all available force out in front. As en additional precaution, Colonel Welch, commanding the Fourth brigade headquarters, was asked to lot ready to give assistance if it were needed. The crowd was kept at a respectful distance by the police, aud in the course of an hour left the vicinity of the jail and moved on the various bulletin boards, hungry for the latest news from tbe sick chamber. At Washington, the news of the president's expected death came as a crushing blow. Work in all tha departments was virtually suspended, ao absorbed were the clerks in tbe chiefs condition. The heads of departments were generally absent, and ths two cabinet officers in the city. Secretaries nay and Gage, remained apart from the throng me much as possible. When they did appear, they were picture of grief and despair. - At Chicago there were many expressions of deep feeling against the murderer, and not a few were leveled at tha anarchists confined in tbe county jail there and toward Emma Goldman who ia held in the Harrison street police station. There were nospeeches, bnt the crowds were in a dangerous tamper, end had any uf the anarchists, man or woman, been turned loose, a killing would hnve followed as soon aa the crowd could have managed It. Three men, oue of t hem the son of a visited tha prominent ofiicea of the newspapers during tha early part of the evening with a call written out end signed by all three, stating that if there were definite newa by 10 o'clock Saturday morning of the death of President McKinley, they wanted 10,000 men to meet them in front of the jail and take steps to lynch the anarckistscouUned in the building. Their call met with but little response, although tbe general feeling was with them. There were no crowds around tha jail or around the Harrison street wtisa, nor ware there any indications of any trouble. 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