Show i THE SALINA By C SAUNA N LUND - UTAH STATE CALL ATTEMPT Jr 10 RUN iS ON ' iv v f - FISI FIGHT OCCURS FLOOR OF THE SENATE 0 NEWS Charged With Obtaining Title From Government to Town Lots by Illegal Methods That Chief Executive Declares When Facts Are Made the Government Will Not Approve of Cases Known Negro Fireman Was the Cause of the Trouble and He Was Spirited Away From Scene to Pre-- i vent Lynching Two Oklahoma Atlanta Ga — The first violence to railroad property in the Georgia railroad firemen’s strike occurred Friday A moving freight train at night onia Ga was attacked conse- In quence the race Issue loomed up more sharply than before A negro fireman was apparently the cause of the trouble and he was rushed to Atlanta on an engine to save him from a mob The train was stoned and then boarded by men who set the brakes and broke it into three sections The'engine left for Lithonia to bring a trainload of perishable provisions into Atlanta Assurances had been given that in the interest of local shippers-whosvaluable cargoes were tied up no demonstration would be made against hauling these cars to Atlanta When however the engine reached Lithonia Its’ negro fireman was seen About 200 people gathered at the station f'ftd ju)t as the train was getting un waythe mob which had gathered "OefastA ii bombardment witb stones a 'in of the Aaitr 7 race issue has developed In what constitutes its two strongest holds on the southern people The first was the unanimity shown by an ent’re community In resenting the using of negroes in a capacity tc which they objected The other sen Hmtmt was the determination of em- ployers to stand loyally by negroes who have rendered them a long and faithful service Tulsa Okla — Indictments against Governor Charles N Haskell and five others were returned by the federal here grand Jury Thursday night They are charged with obtaining titles from the government to town lots in Okla Muskogee by illegal methods The five of Governor that lodge Haskell are C W Turner A Z EnIn a stabbing affray which occurred glish W R Eaton W T Hutchins at Murray between Jim RIter and and F B Severs Mike Crickvitch laborers the latter Governor Haskell said regard'ng ' sustained several severe cuts about the indictments: the neck and shoulders As a result of four government A monster Labor day attorneys and an army of secret ser- - j celebration is to’ be held at Ogden vice men surrounding the grand jury next fall and every following fall ac- and limiting the testimony to just cording to the plans of the Ogden what suited them indictments have been secured against me I am thorTrades and Labor assembly It is probable that tne Salt Lake oughly satisfied' that when the whole tabernacle choir will attend the irri- facts are made known in the open gation congress to be held at Seattle the government at Washington will and sing for the edification of the not approve of these cases which visiting delegates and the people of practically all the people of this lo- cality know have no merit and that Seattle While attempting to steal a ride on there has been no violation of the a gravel wagon in Salt Lake City law In any particular “The later disclosures in this case Donald Nagely aged 6 was caught IDAHO BONDS PLACED between the brake block and back will speak for themselves and show wheel of the wagon and his foot and plainly their origin and intent State Treasurer Disooses of Issue leg badly lacerated INCOME TAX SIDETRACKED Authorized by Last Legislature Clarence Ernst the negro proprietor of a pool room in Ogden will Further Consideration Postponed UnBoise Idaho — State Treasurer have to stand trial for murder for Hastingg has returned from a trip to til June 10 Denver and Chicago where he had the killing of Charles Staples another — Washington By the decisive vote negro three weeks ago during a fight of 50 to 33 the senate decided on been to interview E H Rollins & Sons who purchased the majority ot between the two men ' Thursday to pstpone until June 10 the Idaho state bonds authorized by There is a smallpox scare at Wil- the further consideration of the ' In- the last lard one man having broken out with come tax in legislature and amounting to connect'on with the tar$430000 the disease and about a dozen oth- iff Consideration of the schedA portion of these bonds had been ers having been exposed Drastic ule was continued but sugar two turned down by Charles B Wood the after measures have been taken to prevent amendments to it were voted on the recognized leading bond attorney In a spread of the disease senate switched to a discussion of a the city of Chicago on the ground Utah county now has formal posovided was not suffl possibility of getting a vote on the that the lefy1 session of the state central experiBailey income tax amendment Mr cent to establish a sinking fund for ment station at Lehl The farm con- Bailey for a vote but I the Payment of the bonds but was forcibly amended other legislative en sists of eighty acres all under a high d’d not succeed argued through in prevailing on Sen- actments These constitutional and state of cultivation there being from ator Aldrich to concede a vote In ad- other objections which for a time fifteen to twenty acres of fruit trees vance of the tariff schedule threatened to invalidate the bond Sale to a of have is system Springville and leave Idaho institutions without waterworks in the near future an opATTACKED BY SENATOR funds for building were met tion having been secured on the Burt Man and Senator Newspaper water works for INCREASE OF VICE purposes Springs Bailey and part of the money for installing Exchange Blows Made That Americans Are ReCharge the system having already been Senator Washington— Bailey of raised sponsible for Spread of Vice in Texas and W S Manning represent-Havana have The county commissioners ng the New York Times exchanged Havana — There has been a markpassed an ordinance increasing the blows just as the senate adjourned ed Increase In immoral performances county saloon license in Salt Lake on Thursday as a result of a convercounty outside Salt Lake City from sation they had in reference to an at the theatres of Havana accom$75b to $1200 a year beginning July article printed by the New York panied by a general spread of vice 1 Thirty-siplaces of business are newspaper questioning the sincerity and an outbreak of gambling since affected of fhe senator In his course on the the American occupation came to an In order to counteract end these Ogden business men claim that the Income tax Neither was injured as a meeting was held effort to obtain the removal of the they were separated by Senator Clapp tendencies at the residence of Bihhop Rican CommlssloneV Larrinagai da? nJght capitol from Salt Lake to Ogden Is no a number of senate Estrada citteens Many prominent employes and were bluff and as an evidence of their several present and a society for the newspaper correspondents good faith propose to raise $250000 prevention of vice was formed for the erection of a capitol building Three Filipinos Sentenced to Death in the Junction city Congratulates Lawyers Who Secured for Murder of Anthropologist Indictments gainst Haskell Since the new law went Into effect Manila — The trial of the native General reducing the poll tax from $3 to $2 tribesmen who murdered Dr Washington — Attorney William Wickersham on Friday sent a teleaimost one hundred persons have paid the noted Jones' of to United of congratulation their tax in Salt Lake City at the $3 the Field Columbiananthropologist gram Chi-States Attorney Gregg and Special Asrate The department will be under cago in the Isabela museum of province on the the necessity of refunding $1 to each at Tulsa Okla upon Island of Luzon last March was con- sistant Rush person who has thus overpaid conditheir success under adverse C W Eddington tions in a machinist was cluded at Bayonbong on Thursday indictments against Three of the natives were sentenced Governor securing others Haskell and charged painfully injured in Salt Lake City to death Dr Jones was unexpectedwith fraud in the Muskogee town lot while inflating the tire of an automoly attacked and murdered by hostile cases The attorney general said that The tire exploded and a part Ilongotos near the headwaters bile of the the counsel were deserving of great of the rim struck him a terrible blow Cagayan river while studying the credit for the ability with which they in the stomaoh He Is in the hospital habits and customs of the tribes of had handled u trying situation with every indication of recovery the interior The Miners’ Union home in Salt Expect Floods In Idaho Lake has been offered for use by the Julia Ward Howe Celebrates Nine late spring Boise Idaho — The tieth Anniversary of Birth visiting Grand Army men to the enspells floods in southern Idaho to — Boston Surrounded by her chil- those who have made a practice of campment to be held in Salt Lake Mrs Julia watching such things from year to The building con- dren and grandchildren City this summer tains' about 100 rooms and will ac- Ward Howe celebrated her ninetieth year Last winter the snowfall was commodate a large number of the vis- birthday on May 27 Despite her ad- heavier than usual While there are itors vanced age the famous writer is in no official measurements it Is stated full possession of her faculties and by people living in the South Idaho Governor Spry has issued a proclamation setting apart Monday June mental keenness and still manifests mountains than the fall was a third heavier than for many years past 14 the one hundred and great interest in all the great public Comparatively littlei of this snow has anniversary of the adoption of the questions of the day The feebleness melted When hot weather comes it Stars and Stripes as the flafe of the of age however rendered it Imperatake the snowbanks down with will United States as flag day urging its tive that Mrs Howq forego a public a rush and the streams will be sudShe the observanve of her anniversary general observance throughout filled with flood waters received many letters and congratu- denly state MAY ABANDON The annual convention of the "Old latory telegrams TUNNEL Folks’' of the state will be held in Practical Aid for Persecuted People Cave-iof Tunnel at Tennessee Pass Salt Lake City on June 29 next All Mass — The support of Worcester Now Extends to Surface over 70 years of age from Brigham sixty children made orphans by the City on the north to Fay son and recent massacres in the Adana disGrand Junction Colo — It Is reportProvo on the south will be given free trict Asiatic ed here that the cave-lof the Denver ashas been Turkey transportation by the different rail- sumed by the National Armenia and & Rto Grande railroad tunnel at Tenroads India Relief association Miss Emily nessee pass now extends to the surIt is charged that the change in C Wheeler of this city having sent face three hundred feet above the handling the mails which are now dea cablegram to this effect to the Rev tunnel level and that- the constantly livered by way of Dragon into the W W Peet at Constantinople It Is caving ground may necessitate the workThe ruis Uintah reservation country possible to support one child for a abandonment of the tunnel ing a great hardship on all the set- year for $303 'and Miss Wheeler said mor purports to be based on the report of Chief Engineer Rlcard who tlers in the reservation district and an effort would be made to secure is In charge of the work at the pass that the mall route should be changed Interest in this country to create a fund to care for 200 or 300 orphans back to Price lf t ON II UTAK It is believed that the decision in the SpoKane rate case will result in a readjustment of rates in the Gtate of Utan The graduates of the Cache county schools number this year 202 fifty more than have ever graduated be ' fore in a single year is raging in the town of Smallpox Fairview twelve cases being reported In four families and the whole town has probably been exposed In attempting to alight from a rapidly moving street car in Salt Lake his face Injured being badly cut and his arms and legs bruised The Elks of Ogden have filed articles of incorporation preparatory to erecting a handsome club house for the exclusive use of the members of I RACE FIERCE- TRAINS Towns Devastated by High Winds and Rainstorm Which Swept Over Wide Area 8tate Senator Henson of Illinois and InAssistant volved In Rough and Tumble Fight enSpringfield 111— A pugllistlo counter between State Senator Jamci Henson and Thomas Sheridan an assistant in which blood was spilled marked the closii hours of the senate session early Sun The general assembly day morning wu- - in a deadlock on the question of sine die adjournment and the fight oc- curred when Senator Henson attempted to leave the senate chamber after he had been refused permission to depart Senator Henson attempted to open the locked doors when Sheridan who Is young and athletic caught him L the arm According to Sheridan Hen' son thereupon turned and struck him In the face A moment later the two were involved in a rough and tumble fight At the steps leading to the main floor both fell They were dragged apart while Senator Heard an soldier begged them to “remember Illinois" and not Senator Henson' disgrace the senate rose his face bleeding and started at Sheridan "but was restrained and further trouble was averted Later apologies were made by all concerned A At Least Fifteen People Met Death While Many Were Injured It Bering Estimated Two Hundred Are Left Homeless Oklahoma City Okla— At least fifteen people were- killed Saturday night In a tornado that devastated the Oklahoma towns of Key West and Depew Forty or more were Injured At least ten were killed In Key West That figure Is confirmed by number of people who fled before the storm Five are dead at Depew The tornado swept over a wide stretch oi farming country Following the wind came a deluge of rain Floods then added to the ter rlble situation The wreckage of Key West soon was overwhelmed by the rising waters Practically nothing was left of the town of 200 Inhabitants The residence of J I Hart was de mollshed after being rolled over a hall dozen times with the occupants in side Every member of the family was Injured Mrs Hart’s back was broken a little girl’s leg was wrenched from her thigh and Hart and two children were seriously injured Depew was destroyed by a double twister that formed from that striking Key West and from another coming from the east The tornado wiped out Depew and then pushed on northeast presumably spending its force a few miles further on afterAt an early hour Saturday noon was witnessed most unusual Small tornadoes rapidly phenomena followed one another They rose high into the air circled about and As many as five were obdipped served during the display The little tornadoes had spent their force when the big one came along at 5 o’clock TEXAS TOWN DESTROYED Killed and Many Others Injured as Result of Tornado Brownwood Texas — A tornado of great fury struck the little village of of Zephyr in the eastern portion Brown county at 1 o’clock Sunday morning and left a path of death and destruction seldom paralleled The of death list has reached a total thirty-twand the number of seriously and fatally Injured will reach fifty The storm formed half a mile southwest of Zephyr and swept down upon the village cutting a wide swath dl rectly through the residence and bus! ness districts Nearly fifty houses were entirely demolished Lightning started a con flagration which destroyed one entire business block No effort was made to fight the fire as the care of the dead and wounded victims demand ed the attention of every one Thirty-tw- Idahoan Stood Up for Rights Seattle Wash — Because he objected to the erection of a selling booth on the grounds allotted to his state A D McKInlay commissioner from exIdaho to the position was arrested and escorted from the fair grounds by exposition A protest was immediately guards lodged by friends of Mr McKInlay with Exposition President J E and Director General I A Nadeau The result was that an apology was offered to Mr McKInlay and the booth was ordered from the Idaho grounds WORK OF ARKANSAS MOB Unable to Capture a Negro Murderer They Lynch His Brother Portland Ark— A posse of citizens a on Sunday lynched Joe Blakely negro brother of Sam Blakely who shot and killed Deputy Sheriff Cain near here Saturday morning Unable to catch the alleged murderer of Cain the posse lynched the brother after he declared that he Intended to “get” Bud Harper who had killed the Blakely brothers’ dog Trouble over the dog resulted in Cain’s death and the lynching followed Vice Admiral Uriu Wants Peace Washington —Vice Admiral Sotoki-ch- i Uriu of the Japanese navy and Baroness Uriu returned to Washington Sunday from Annapolis The admiral and the baroness In the evening were the guests of the Japanese ambassador and the Baroness Takahira ‘You ask of Uriu said: Admiral war? I speak only for peace Why should not this great nation have ail of that and more? It has abundant resources It has wisdom to guide To me It is a great happiness to be among yon for I love this great nation o ' the west” PATTEN’S DEAL SUCCESSFUL Leader In Chicago Pit Satisfied With a Profit of a Million Dollars Chicago — What is generally conceded to have been the most successful wheat deal In the annals of the Chicago board of trade closed Saturday and it closed without squeezing of shorts which in other days was wont to furnish a show to the gallery visitors and leave La Salle street staggering James A Patten flaring Saturday’s brief session made a fixed price of $134 a bushel Through his pit clerk Ed” Walker he bought or sold at that price but the buying was almost He purely theoretical on his part did take In a few thousand bushels from some “trailer” who waited until the last moment for his profits but In the main he disposed of about a half million to shorts who had hoped against hope to the last moment and then in the parlance of the pit “took their medicine” Mr Patten has made a fortune how much he cannot say until his cash wheat is marketed His own admission however seems to make $1000-00a conservative estimate It may run much larger The losses it 13 said have fallen mostly on professional speculators Bull WIZARD OF THE AIR Count Zeppelin Travels 456 Miles in His New Airship Without Landing Berlin — Count Zeppelin whose remarkable performances In his first airship brought unbounded honor to the inventor on Sunday accomplished tho most striking feat in his career He guided his Zeppelin II from Friedrichs-hafeto Bitterfeld a distance of more than 456 miles without landing The lasted twenty-twourney nearly hours Count Zeppelin who personally was in charge of the airship and whose hand was at the tiller during the greater part of the journey had not allowed a word to be made public relative to his intention to undertake an endurance It was however trip common knowledge that he purposed to seize the first favorable opportunity to proceed to Berlin in his newest craft Zeppelin II which was rebuilt to displace the one destroyed near Echterdlngen “Skinny” Madden Fined $500 for Bribery in Connection With Strike hours Chicago —After forty-sialmost constant wrangling the jury In the case of Martin (“Skinny”) Madden M J Boyle and F A labor leaders charged with strike grafting on Saturday brought In a verdict of guilty fining each of the defendants $500 The long delay Is said to have been due to the Inability of the twelve men to find a common ground of punishment Madden almost collapsed when the verHe was scarcely able dict was read to speak An Idaho Tragedy Idaho Falls Idaho — John Lamp In the early hours of Saturday morning his wife May Lamp struck flown while asleep In bed with a hammer and then committed Buicide by taking carbolic acid Mrs Lamp Is In a precarious condition and no hopes are entertained for her recovery The victim’s head was crushed by the blow No cause can be assigned for tho tragedy other than Lamp during the past winter sat on a coroner’s Jury which Is supposed to hare turned his mind of |