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Show BIRIED TO DEATH OPPOSITION TO EXPLOSION OF Reactionary Russians Protest Against Extending Helping Hand to the Jews. -- SCOTTY'S" Mrs. Erastus Utley, of Welser, Idaho, Buffers a Horrible Death as the Result of an Unusual Accident, 38.-S8- 40.-74- 17,131. 8chool Superintendent Belle Cham- Pearineal Franrh. Miss hamberiain's Plurality 41,063; 23,-88- 17,676. All the amendments were defeated. Free Fight Started Among Steerage d Steamer. Passengers of Philadelphia. The steamer Haver-ford- . from Liverpool, fog bound inside the Delaware breakwaters since Sunday, reached her wharf on Thursday. While the big vessel was fogbound on Tuesday, a fight broke out among the 900 steerage passenger. Stewards who tried to quell the excitement were roughly handled and a panic prevailed until ix of the ringleaders were arrested and placed in irons. They were turned over to the United States authorities here. Fog-Boun- free-for-a- Murdered by Rejected Suitor. Adrian, Mich. Miss Olla Be ley was murdered at uer home in Holloway, Mich., on Thursday. Joseph Ellchs. a rejected suitor, is accused of cutting her throat with a pair of scissors and then driving the scissors into her heart. The discovery of the murder was made by Miss Belley's mother, who. upon returning home from a neighbor's, stumbled over her daughter's body. The victims throat bad been rut apparently with a pair of scissors, which were left sticking In the young woman's heart. Walt Fell Upon Workmen. San Francisco. The side wall of a brewery was blown over during a heavy pindstorm on Thursday, burying two laborers, who. were caught under tons of masonry. The injured workmen, Santo Matos and Jesus Peyes, are so badly injured that It is believed they cannot recover. Several workmen were engaged in removing debris left by the fire from beneath the wall, and when a warning was given that the wall was dangerous, all left work with the exception of Matos and Reyes MINGS AND MININO SWISS GOVERNESS CRAZY THREW CHILD OVERBOARD MAY BE SOLVED ' Welser. Idaho. The most horrifying accident, and one that has cast a gloom over the entire community, ocConstitutional Democrats Form an Alcurred In this city Tuesday night at liance With the Jews in the Westthe home of Erastus Utley, a promiern Provinces, in the Hope of nent citizen of Welser. At a lute Riding Into Office Elechour Mrs Utley, who was at home tion of Extreme Radicals with her children. Mr. Utley being abConceded. sent, prepared .to retire. She hud taken off her clothing and put on her night robe, and went to the lamp, St. Peterhsurg. Tho announcement which was in a bracket on the wall, of the Impending Jewish reforms has Intending to take It down and exaroused, as expected, the opposition tinguish it. She lifted It from the Teleof the reactionary elements. bracket, and while It was yet in her emare of the protest grams reaching hands, held above her head, it experor and Premier Stolypln from all ploded, covering her from head to foot parts of the empire. The party of with the burning oil. legal order, which formed the exIn an Instant she was in flames. treme right of the conatltutlonallst She screamed, and her daughter and were asleep In adparties at the last elections, has eldest son, whorushed to her assistrooms, Joined The openly leactinnary leagues. joining ance. They puled athe remnants of M. 8tolypin has received a dispatch the clothes from her and wrapped her from the headquarters of the organiin a blanket to smother the flames. sation at Kiev, concluding as follows: Before they succeeded the unfortunate was horribly burned from head "The extension of the rights of the victim to foot. She swallowed some of the Jews will drive the patriotic Russian flaming oil, the flesh burned from her body, and peeled off her face until people to criminal measures' It is stated on good authority that she was unrecognizable. After lingerterrible agony until 4 o'clock, the reforms already contemplated will ing in relieved death her suffering. not he abandoned, although it is the Mrs. Utley's daughter received serIntention of the ministry to leave the ious burns on her hands from her enmain Jewish question to parliament deavors to extinguish the flames. The for settlement. Interior of the house was In flames, democrats have and but for the prompt arrival of The constitutional entered Into an active alliance with neighbors, it would have been conthe Jews in the western provinces. sumed with all Its contents. The former will nominate a Joint parWAR UPON KAN8A8 JOINTS. liamentary ticket with the League of Jewish Equality, and expect the support of the Jewish bund. General Will Endeavor to The election of a stronger faction Attorney Enforce Prohibition Law. conof the extreme radicals la also ceded. Kan. Suita to oust from Topeka, The constitutional democrats, on acoffice A. B Kirkwood, mayor of Pittscount of the extension of their organisation, are aparently certain to re- burg, Kan., for falling to enforce the turn to parliament aa the largest state prohibition law, and against the cities' of Pittsburg and Junction City group, but with the diminished numbers on account of the governments to prohibit them aa municipalities and action in limiting the franchise, the abandonment of the socialist boycott their officers from collecting licenses and the establishment of the regen- from Joints, or illicit saloons, have eration party aa a rallying point for been-filehere in the Kansas supreme liberals who are averse to the full oourt by Attorney Keneral C. C Coleprogram of the constitution demo- man. These suits are similar to that crats. filed against Mayor Rose, of Kansas City, Kan., which finally resulted in VOTE IN IDAHO IN DETAIL. his being ousted from office. The moat flagrant violations of the Result of Canvass of Election Returns prohibition law are in the cities of Wichita, Leavenworth, Fort Scott and by Board of Commissioners. bnt most town In the state Statesman has Topeka, Boise. Ida. The are involved. In Topeka, however, gathered the results of the canvass of contrary to the custom in most cities votes of the recent election by county and towns, the city does not derive any commissioners. The following are revenue from the jointa. the figures: ACROS8 ISLAND IN AUTO. Governor Frank R. Gooding. C. O. StockslRger, 29.486; GoodPresident Roosevelt Accorded an Ovaing's plurality, 8,800. tion by People of Porto Rico. Supreme Judge George J. Stewart, 42.1)04: S. S. Denning. 22.821: SanJuan, P. R. President RooseStewart's plurality. 19.683. velt on Wednesday journeyed in an L. Burton French. Congressman 42,339: M. R. Hattabaugh, 23.800; automobile over the famous railroad from Ponce to San Juan, and was acFrench's plurality. 18,534. Secretary of State Robert Lana-don- , corded an ovation by the people of 38,024: A. F. Galloway, 26,800; Porto Rico. The eighty-mil- e LanstlonB plurality, 11.1G4. trip was Lieutenant Governor IS. A. Bur- made in six hours and thirty minutes, rell, 40,437; George Chapin, 24.875; counting the time taken up by stops Burrell's pluarllty, 11, 164. made along the route, where the Attorney General J. J. Guheen. president in ail hla speeches dwelt Karl Paine, 24,128; Guheen's on the affection be held for the people of Porto Rico, and assured them plurality. 16.617. Treasurer C. A. Hastings, 40.820; J. that he would use every effort to B.. Morris, 24,965; Hastings' plurality. secure citizenship for them that his 16.369. efforts would be unceasing to help Auditor Robert them along the path of true 41.096; Bragaw, ohq M. Bennett, 23,965; Bragaw's berlain. MINE LAMP OF PUNS REFORM pluarllty, MYSTERY TWO S MATE BLAMEb FOR HORROR. Steamer Dix Sunk in a Collision With the Jeanie In Seattle Harbor. Of the Las Vegas, Nev. According to reports received here the mystery that has long since enveloped Scottys mine in Death Valley has been solved. It la supposed that his ability to show pieces of rock with pure gold protruding has been due to the fact that he has been buying stolen e ore in Goldfield and hiding it in hia Death Valley retreat be true, If reports' however, Scotty's career will be brought to Travelers arriving an abrupt end. here from Resting Springs, fn tbe Willow Creek district, say that three deputies from the sheriff's office of Inyo county. Cal., who were met at the Springs Sunday morning, announced that they were in pursuit of the cowboy Croesus, and declared him The officers, it la rea porter, said that Scotty is supposed to have been getting his Immensely valuable rock from Goldfield mines. Passengers on 8eventy-nin- e Board the Vessel, Only Were Rescued Rigid Investigation Hae Been Ordered. Thirty-seve- n are Flags of every nationality in Port Blakely, hanging at half-maand the entire population of 2,000 has temporarily abandoned business pursues to emphasize Its grief over the lose of the Dix. It is likely Fort Ward will observe with military exactitude the lose of Its men: , st Badly Boise, Ida. August Stenger lies dead at Highland valley, in this counLouis ty, and hla brother-in-laYournlg, is in a hospital, seriously wounded, aa- a result of a quarrel among fanners over a wood road They were both shot by a man named Simmons. The road had been closed by Simmons and others. Stenger and Yournlg opened it and on Saturday they were driving along It to get a load of wood. They met Slmmona and two boys. Simmons opened Are on them with a rifle. Stenger defended himself with a pistol, but fell with a ball through his body. Yournlg sought to get away, but two balls brought him down. Simmons has disappeared. - OF CHURCH. Noted Divine fa Suspended for Heretical Teachings. N. Y. The Rev. Dr. AlBuffalo, gernon 8. Crapxey of St Anthony's was church, Rochester, Episcopal condemned to suspension from the church as a result of the decision of the ecclesiastical court of review which was made public on Monday. The court of review sustained tiie decision of the lower court, which was that Dr. Crasey should be suspended for heretical teachings. Dr. Ciapsey in his sermons anJ writing questioned the virgin birth of Jesus. He also contended that there were fallacies in other beliefs and doctrines forming the foundation of the Protestant Episcopal church. Officer in Charge of the Dix Tried to Crose in Front of Jeanie. Seattle, Wash. That Mate DenniSecretary Root at Kansas City. son, of the wrecked steamship I)ix, Kansas City.- - A world-wid- e was wholly to blame for the loss of peace, ubatantial and enduring, made pothe vessel Sunday night, which caused the death of more than fifty men and alble by closer commercial and between nations, friendly relations women, is evident from the testimony was the keynote of a notable sieech taken before the United States marine delivered here Monday night by Elthu inspectors. Captain master Root, secretary of state. Following of the Dix, who was among those Mr. Root the dipljmatic representan tives of republics thp Jcanle, testi made speeches along the same fied7 that he had warned lines, Dennison offering trade extension between the never to attempt to cross in front of another vessel, but to pass the steam- countries of North and South Amerbringing these er's stern. In spite of the warning, ica as a means he says, the mate attempted to cross countries into c!ocr and lasting reIn front of the Jeanie and was run lationship. down. Depositors Got Scared. . Chillicoihf-o. Engineer Takes Blame for Disaster. careless remark made i,'l:z-some by unknown to Ind. Frank Detuaur, Valparaiso, engineer of the first section nhich pre- the police fciancil a mn on the Savceded the section of the Baltimore & ings bank of Mrs city on Monday. Ohio passenger train which was It began at noon ami continued all afternoon until late in the evening. wrecked at WodvJlIe recently, Women, children and men quit their three causing deaths, broke down and run to the bank, employment before the Indiana railroad commisbreathless. Bank officials state that sion and took all blame to himself there is absolutely mi cause for the for the wreck. He said he got no run. aa the Savings Bank company answer to his whistle from the freight Is one of the strongest state banks train, but took it for granted it would in Ohio. All demands acre paid. be all right, and went ahead. Several Vessels Wrecked. Western Railroad Fined. of Quebec. Reports disasters Denver. The Missouri Pacific rail caused to shipping by recent gales road was fined in the United States In. the gulf continue to arrive. The District court here for violating the Norwegian iron ship Dybvag. which safety appliance law. The allege, was loading lumber at Ksontimains, offense happened at Pueblo, where one on the north shore, for Buenos Ayof the company's trainmen was com res. capsized di'iring Friday night and is a total kiss. The crew are pelted to go between the freight cars safe. The schooner Marie Louise, to pull a coupling pin that had be Captain Coudean. which left here for come bent and failed to work when Riviere Blanche, was wrecked on the handle of the safety appliance Trots Pistole reef. Her crew were waa operated. The tug Rprey Is a total The suit was prose- saved. cuted at the Instance of the Interstate wreck oa Madore Is'snd. Commerce commission. -' I.atln-Amerira- . e mid-ocea- n r. e. QUARREL AMONG FARMERS. OUT ton-havin- New York. On the arrival at New York of the steamer New Amsterdam of the Holland-Amerlca- n line, and Boulogne, it from Amsterdam was reported to the police that while on the vessel was in ket Thursday, Rosa Nsegle, a Swisq The new ore bodies in the Talisman-mine- , governess, in a fit of temporary innear Milford, Utah, are growing sanity, grasped a baby from a crowd new machinery is bein Importance, of children at play on the deck and about (300,000 worth of threw it overboard. Only the prompt ing installed, and ore blocked is shipment will out, interference of the officers of the soon. begin vessel prevented other passengers, led by the mother of the child, from Prospectors and others In Ely were inflicting serious injury upon the paid (67,000 in cash in one day last The steamer was week by G. L. Rickard in closing some crazed governess. and a search was made for mining deals for the United Ely Copstopped the infants body, but it was not re- per company, the mining corporation recently organised hy Mr. Rickard and covered. Miss Naegle, after throwing the associates. During the last thirty days forty child into the sea, ran about the deck uttering inarticulate cries. She was carloads, or approximately 2,200 tons, locked up In the ship's hospital. The of concentrates from the Cactus propRE8ULT OF JEALOU8Y AND FEAR mother of the child, Mrs. Gavowskl, erty in Beaver county, have been who with her three children, was on dumped into the bins at the Garfield Abuse Being Showered Upon Count her way from Russia to Join her hus- plant of the American Smelting ft Reband in Fargo, N. D., was prostrated fining company. Witte by All Partiee. over the lore of her baby. to return The Utah Development company, St. Petersburg. Since hie Miss Naegle is a native of Berne, Russia Count Witte has been show- Switzerland, and has served as gov- operating the Red Wing property, has started several outfits hauling ores to ered with abuse and attacks on erness with several New York families. She boarded the vessel at Amthe Bingham enstom mill, and from all sides. A campaign to discredit sterdam. 700 to 1000 tons, taken out during the him and prevent his ever returning STOVE BLEW UP IN DINER. to power is openly in progress. The past thirty days, are now moving towards the market. socialist press bae given him the lie on Paciflo Wild Southern Panic declaraof his A new ore body 1 as been opened up direct on (he subject Train in Nevada. tion that he hud no communication level below the tunnel on the 300-fowith the working men's council durNev. A serious pants oc- in the Columbus Consolidated of Alta, Reno, ing liis premiership, and high offcurred on the Pacific Express, one Utah. It is located. about 300 feet In icials of the government are furnishof the fast Southern Pacific trains, a northwesterly direction from the him. ing material for attacks upon The reactionary papers are filled while it was parsing through Nevada copper ore bodies and the values are with articles abusing the count, 200 mllea east of Reno, on Monday, principally in silver and lead. among the mildest term employed caused by a stove blowing up in the J. R. Van Fleet, the civil and metraitor to being stupendous liar, car. had steam The chanical dining pipes and engineer who laid oat and the fatherland and political frozen, and when the porter built a platted the new smelter town of Garfinancial card sharper. The voice of M. Kovalensky in tbe fire in the store and threw in a field, has been employed by tbe Rook-lidgStrana is the only one raised in the quantity of fine coal tbe stove blew syndicate to go to the Rosebud He says former premier's support.with car The the up, gas. filliag district, Nevada, and lay out and surmost clever Witte is undoubtedly the new townsite of Powhatan. the in the table vey their passengers upset man in the government camp, and The owners of the Silver Flat mine that abuse is dictated by fear that efforts to get out of the car, and sevhis star may again be in the ascenderal women fell to the floor and were in Deer Creek, Utah, have made an ant. trampled upon. Others fainted from important strike in their property, the accumulated gas in the tightly having encountered a good sized vein ROCKY ROAD FOR REBATERS, closed car. which runs nearly - eight per cent men car broke the several Finally American Sugar Refining Company molybdenum. , They are endeavoring to Found Guilty of Accepting Rebatee. ' windows with dishes to relieve the get an order for a shipment of it at blocked situation, the doors present, and feel that they have a big - New York The American Sugar with passengers frombeing other cars thing. found was to were who by guilty Into the get Refining company trying The Mammoth Copper company, pp a Jury In the United States circuit diner. One woman, Mrs. D. E. 920 of California St. avenue, Parker, reerating large possessions in tbe Battle court on Tuesday of accepting Louis, jumped, from a car window Lake district of Wyoming, is opening front the to (26,000, bates amounting and received serious injuries. She The was brought to Reno and placed In a up one of the coming properties of railroad. New York Central that State, and with the coming of New York Central was rerently found hospital. overTen or were fifteen persons Amerspring the company will make reto the guilty of giving rebates come attendmedical and required newed efforts to disclose its resources ican Sugar Refining company and ance. lined (108,000. at greater depths than any heretofore attained. Joseph H. Choate, formerly ambas- GREAT NORTHERN AND sador to Great Britain, in his arguTHE BURLINGTON Rhyolite, Nevada, has the happy fao-ultIn Tor the defense ment Tuesday's of leaving a good impression upon trial, declared thHt there was no precedent in American law for such an Two Great Roads Will be Merged all visitors. It Is a busy and fortune, enormous Into One. penalty as the statute making community, typically illustrat It was against rebating provided. ive of how a Bee Withmining reThe Neb. Omaha, says: sevback to go necessary, he ndded, and prothe to one in rises week emergency find the equity which the gion eral centuries in English law to an instance in which a penalty Northern Pacific now holds In the duces results far beyond tbe dreams amounting to more than (100,000 had Burlington will pass into the hands of the most optimistic, in the formatbeen imposed. The defense offered of the Great Northern and within ive period. no testimony. fifteen days the Burlington and the Ed Hoffman, the expert miner who Great Northern will be merged into has brought the Carisa up to its presGREAT TIMES IN RHYOLITE. one vast system, with James J. Hill ent state of development, and who has Nevadans will Celebrate Completion in control. of made a record as superintendent of Railroad on December 15.. This statement waa made to a re- that property and the Silver Shield, at Rhyolite, Nevada. This town will porter for the Bee by a man close Bingham, of which he may well feel the official family of the Hill roads, to go to Nevada to celebrate the advent of the railroad to who has just returned from Chicago, proud, has resigned Sullivan in the In proper style. By December 1. or properties manage here the intricate operations of this within a day or two later, the San gigantic- - transaction are now being Manhattan district. He makes the statement road perfected. Former Governor W. J. McConnell Pedro, law Angeles ft Salt this flourishing without reservation. of Idaho has secured some valuable will have reached mines on Champagne creek, a tribucamp. The inhabitants propose to let Much Suffering in the South. of Lost river. He has some propthe world know that it ha been put Memphis, Tenn. As more detailed tary Into communication with a live cenerties belonging to what is known as ter. At first It was decided to post- reports are received from those por- the Elia group and has large bodies of pone the celebration until spring, but. tions of Alabama, north and central this has been reconsidered, and local Mississippi and western Tennessee ore developed. A mill is in operation authorities of the Salt lake Route swept by the wind and rain storms, and shipments of concentrates are bethat ihe Rhyol Iters ing made. The ore carries silver, lea-have been advised Intended to ' celebrate on Dec. 15. the situation Increases In serious- and zinc. The decision of the people has been ness. Following the windstorm of After two weeks of a battle between accepted by the railroud people, and Saturday night, rain has fallen al- would-b- e purchasers to secure the a be will fact. most Spethis the celebration continuously throughout cial trains will he run from Salt Lake territory and practically the entire property and complications that for a district is under water to a depth of time threatened to tie the ground up and Los Angeles for the occasion. several feet, and creeks and small in litigation and prevent operation by streams are leaving their banks. USED MAILS FOR SWINDLING. and Ely .parties anybody, Salt have finally gotten together and takConcerns Woman Shoots Her Employer. Fraudulent Underwriting a Raided by Chicago Officer. New York. Gusiav Simon, senior en over tbe Savage and Steele group of claims in Nevadas booming camp member of the Queen Waist com- of copper. Chicago. Ills. Se eral underwriting companies, which arc alleged to be pany, with headquarters at Two Idaho men are in charge Of the the .argest froinlnlrni concerns of the Broadway, was shot at his office on great Nipisglng mine in the Cobalt disin (')iiragn. w re Monday, receiving a wound from the kind ever operuit-trict in Ontario. W. L. IJnney, at one on Tttcsd'ty hy United effects of which be died. A woman, time raided here connected with the Checkmate at axsl-te- d hy postal a former employe of the company, is States marshals, Is superintendent and Dick of Pearl, men. accused seven and under with shootthe arrest, Inspectors, charged fraudulent who formerly operated In the called She had enterprises, Richardson, to upon Simon promoting ing. were arrested. According to the fed- collect some money said to be due the Black Warrior district, Is chief eral authorities, the men accused or her from the firm. Simon was un- foreman. That property, at the price vicconscious for some time before he of the operating the swindles had many stock, has a valuation of tim and obtained nearly (1 .000.000 died, and there Is doubt as to what (40,006.060. immediately preceded the shooting. by the scheme. During tbe past week the Carisa Will Defend Steve Adame, After San Francisco Grafters. rompany has sent into tbe smelters ot Boise. Idaho. E. F. Richardson the United States company approxiSan Francisco.' The grand jury re400 tons of ore, the grade of aftC. S. Harrow, attorneys for the mately Indictment and two turned Tuesday which will compare favorably with tbe men accused of the murder of former best ernoon, one a reusing Peter Duffy of been shipped from that that ha Governor Siennenberg. will defend perjury, and the other charging Su- Steve Adams, whose trial Is expect- property In quantity for many a long pervisor Fred Nichols with agreeing ed to begin at Wallace In a short year. time. Adams Is the man who made While a number of mining men still to take bribe. Duffy 1 a hanger-oabout the roiirts and was formerly a confession In the Steunenberg case claim to experience great difficulty In He is securing adequate labor for both Utah elevator man In the hall of justice. and later withrepudiated it. charged murdering a man and Nevada mines, it I stated by a The rharge against Nicholas grow Tyler on the St. Jeph river large employer of men that the labor out of the purchase of furniture for named 1904. When he made an effort shortage will be a the city. In the Indictment Super- in thing of tbe put In get away from the Mate as a Utah before the end of tbe present visor Manlock is reported as having to witness in the case been the Intermediary between the he was arrested for the murder. furniture firm and Nichols. high-grade- entertained. CRAPSEY ten-inche- high-grad- Seattle, Wash. The steamer Dix, on the run between Seattle and Port Blakely, was struck and sunk by the steamer Coast Alaska company Jeanie. on Sunday night off Duwam-ia- h Head, In Seattle harbor. Forty-tw- o persons were drowned, thirty-seve- n of the seventy-nin- e passengers of the Dix being picked up by the Jeanle's lifeboats and brought into Seattle about 11 p. m., when a report of the catastrophe was made. and Marine Inspectors Whitney Turner have decided to hold a rigorous investigation Unto the loss of the Dix. Their Inquiry will begin as soon aa witnesses can be summoned. The Dix lies in nearly 100 fathoms of water, and it is doubtful whether she will ever be raised. The owners of the boat have turned her over to the underwriters, who expect to make some effort to recover the steamer. Whether they will drag for the boat or try blasting la unsettled, but little hope of success la One Man Killed and Anothar Wounded in Idaho. Grasped Babe From s Crowd of Little Onea st Play on Deck of a Steamer and Threw it Into The Ocean. High Grade Reported That the "Death Valley Ores of the Eccentric One Cornea from Goldfield. The new stamp mlQ tor the Old Abe-minat Silver City, Idaho, is being Installed. A rich strike has been made by the' Gold Bar company of Bullfrog, of ore running (4,000 to the been encountered. It is announced that by Jan. 1 con struction work will be under way on. Senator W. A. Clarks railroad into-thDeep Creek mining district The Nelson Queen Consolidated, company of Park Cljy is getting out a large shipment of copper, silver, lead and gold ore for the Salt Lake mar- ' - much-exploite- 604-60- Moyer-Haywoo- d 8 d |