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Jr - UTAH NEWS HAS HIRED SILVER SUCCUMBS ADVOCATE TO CORNER III 1EAT PRESIDENT TO INVESTIGATE FREIGHT RATES OPERATION IN UTAH i Former 8enator Stewart of Nevada Coiner of Phrase “The Crime of 73 n Diee at Age of 82 George F Buhl has been apolnted Sultan Finds That His Men Are postmaster at Stateline Iron county Doomed to Defeat and Orders A modern grain elevator is to be Washington — Former United States Them to Surrender built at Cache Junction by an Ogden Senator William M Stewart of Necommission firm at a cost of $50000 hosvada died at the Georgetown wide cement sidewalks t on Friday following an pital here re being constructed at Gren River The body will be taken to the operation and there will be 10000 feet of these Last Semblance of Resistance to Nevada Mr Stewart was 82 years Constitutional Army Disappears walks old and had been a familiar figure and Abdul Hamid Is Now a The dry farming congress will be In this city during the better part ol of His RebelPrisonerheld at Billings Mont October 26 27 the last half century For thirty lious Subjects and 28 according to an announcement years altogether he represented Nemade last week vada in the senate a lapse between 22 committed Heath aged Joseph 1875 and 1887 intervening to prevent drinksuicide at his home in Ogden garrl-soa continuous service record from 1863 Constantinople — The Yildlz Ill health led to ing carbolic acid surrendered on Sunday to the to 1905 the deed The commanders Constitutionalists Senator Stewart made many notInThe new street lights have been of these battalions began ending no- able speeches on the floor of the senstalled in Murray and the "Smelter tices of their submission to Mahmoud ate in advocacy of silver and his Is now one best of the lighted Schefket Pasha Saturday night and characterization of the demonetizaCity” towns in the state the troops protecting the palace gave tion of silver as “the crime of 73” is Michael Connors aged 50 a sec- their formal and unconditional surren- a marker In After political history tion foreman dropped dead from der shortly after dawn his retirement from congress he diheart disease while helping place a Sultan Abdul Hamid has been per- vided his time between Washington handcar on the track in North Salt mitted to remain within the walls of where he had many interests during Lake the Yildlz Kiosk where in company The period of in- with his minister he heard the story his corporation of the Kaysville Farmers' of the struggle between loyal Union store at Layton having expired troops and the army of investment the company reincorporated for a each hour bringing word of a fresh period of 100 years since stated been has It disaster The Boosters’ club of Logan is ofvictory rested with the Constitutionfering prizes to children under 1G alists that the sultan himself gave years of age for the best kept yard orders to his men not to resist in town the first prize to be $25 the A representative of the commander-in-chie- f second $15 and ten $250 prizes of the Constitutionalists is auThe anual show of the Cache Val thority for the statement that the ley Horse association which was held Bultan will be dealt with by the parIn Richmond April 22 was a most liament and that there will be au adesuccessful affair Nearly $100000 in the sovereign’s worth of horseflesh was on exhibl quate investigation in the recent mutalleged complicity tlon iny Up to the present the ministry W A Llpsy of Burrville chargpd has not been dissolved but Constanwith shooting at N L Sheffield the and other places have been bullet missing Sheffield and wound- tinople declared in a state of siege ing his horse has been placed under Martial law’ prevails and order has bonds to appear before the district been maintained with a strict hand court for trial WILLIAM M STEWART was The last garrison to surrender from Nevada The twelfth annual convention of the Selimich artillery barracks In the Master Plumbers' association of Soutari opposite Stamhoul his life of fluctuating fortune his farm Colorado Wyoming New Mexico and in nearby Virginia and the west Utah was held in Pueblo Colo JAPS MAKE FRIENDLY VISIT last where at his old home in Nevada he week Salt Lake Citv will get the next convention Warships in San Pedro Harbor for had varied mining interests and exFirst Time in Decade perience Harry Harris and Thomas Delaney was the living incarMr Stewart who pleaded guilty to burglarizing a Los Angeles Cal — For the first Southern Pacific freight car in Og- time In ten years warships of Japan nation of Santa Claus 'and on this acden several weeks ago have been entered a Pacific coast port of the count asZSadLjve on account of his sentenced to six and eight months im- United States when the cruisers Soya kindly disptvnow he appealed strong of children ly to the Imagination prisonment respectively and Aso comprising the Japanese Probably no more picturesque or rug of Six hundred and commanded by ged character was ever known to the squadron Salt Lake’s school boys are employed training Rear Admiral H Ij’chi steamed Into senate He was much in evidencs as newsboys on the several newspauntl1 San Pedro at noon Sunday Not since around the senate chamber pers in the city according to a report the training ships entered the bay of within the last few weeks of Mr Stewart was a native of New romp'led by the superintendent' San Francisco a half srore of years the city’s public school system the York in west who went early ago have vessels flying Rje flag of the days of the California gold discover Brig Madsen chief deputy fish and Rising Sun been sighted on the westgame commissioner has decided upon ern shores of this country The Aso Jes and there wielded the pick and shovel as an miner hatcha site for the proposed and Soya dropped anchor at San Peol Except in the first campaign near ery on Panuitch lake dro the harbor ot Los Angeles on a Bryan in 1896 when the silver issue Work on the new hatcfcery peaceful visit of some weeks’ dura- was most prominent Mr Stewart was will be started as soon as possible of them to will which all tion take a He was however a Nat Dewey of Montana was awarded the principal ports of the Pacific manRepublican of independence and often voted the decision over Joe Jefford in the coast The two ships comprising Ad- contrary to the wishes of the party thirteenth round of what was to have miral Ijichi’s squadron are prizes of caucus He’ took a prominent part In war a the setting aside of the force bill of been bout Jield the 1892 and he nev6r failed to cast his in Park City one night last week the WOMAN’S STORY NOT BELIEVED vote in the Interest of the white methad referee deciding that Jefford al whatever the attitude of his party fouled his opponent Made to Prove Victim of ‘’Lord on that Effort subject C C Slade former superintendent Barrington” is Still Alive of the city delivery at the Salt Lake CASTRO BACK IN PARIS Des Moines Ia — Claiming to repreCity postoffice indicted on thirteen i counts for stealing currency from let- sent the British consul at St IMiis Blames the United States for His ters has announced that he will plead in behalf of "Lord” Barrington in the Troubles of the murder guilty and throw himself on the penitentiary for life for — arrived mercy )f the court James P McCann of St Louis Miss Paris Ciprteno Castro He evening The matter of improving the parks Lillian Gates of St Louis created a here at 6:3(5 Friday of the city and the completion of the sensation by appearing in the Lfnlt-e- walked out of the station supported States marshal’s office on Satur- by two attendants and it was evident $10000 electric fountain now parthat he made his w'ay with difficulty day and identifying James C tially built in Lester park on His return was In striking contrast to ifth street are questions that are alleged horse race promoter in his tw'o previous appearances the victim of Bar- Paris demanding the attention of the Og- as being McCann Instead of having a magnifiden rark commissioners It in later the developed rington cent automobile awaiting he entered An unknown man about 30 years of lay that Miss Gates was a friend of an ordinary taxicab taking with him the his two attendants and four friends age who was sent to the Ogden jad Barrington that she had made men and that she and went to a modest hotel in the by the county physician dropped same claim of other Place Concorde where he hired a dead soon after arriving at the Jail is engaged in an endeavor to get Barhis Maybray de- single room Castro continued The man complained of heart trouble rington out of prison in the womdenunciation of the United States from which he said he had been suf- clares there is nothing an’s story fering for several months Will Welcome Japanese Californians Mrs Anna Knapp one of the pioTried to KM! Priest in San Francisco— This city will neer residents of Moroni d ed April Newark N T — An attempt to as- some measure repay the Japanese 21 after an illness of several months Rev Giacomo Seucarelll sassinate for the cordial reception tenpeople She had been suffering with rheumaof St Reco’s Roman Catholic dered Admiral Sperry and his officers tism since last fall She was born in pastor Denmark ' over sixty years ago a"d church here was made on the pa- and men when the Atlantic battleship fleet lay ‘in Japanese waters in its came to Moroni a3 one of the early rochial grounds Saturday The would-bassassin fired two shots at the This was cruise settlers It is announced that Samuel priest but did not succeed in wound- the feeling expressed Friday at a of Salt Like is to become in- ing biin The priest's assailant who meeting of armyand navy officers terested in a mammoth irrigation said his name wps Salvatore Musu-m- municipal officers and representatives of all civic organizations convened to The piicsfc workcol surrendered project in Weber county which will involve tne expend lure of seeral ed with the police on a bomb outrage prepare for the reception of Admiral Japanese jeommanding the millions of dol’ars The total cost of a year ago and w'hen Musumeccl whs Ijchi training squadron now en route to the work will be between three and arrested in connection with the ou- this port four million dollars trage he swore vengeance Mrs Helma Peterson of Salt Lake Electrician Found Guilty of Murder-Irrigation Canal to be Over ICO Miles City wh’le temporarily Insane swaIng His Employer Long llowed carbolic acid and died in great Wilson — San IFrancisco — J Walter unaniColo mar a La Practically agony while her aged mother and slaguilty Friter were endeavoring to break down mous vole was cast for the $2350000 an electricianof was found murder in the first deirriday nipht The bond Issue in the the locked door of her room mother was overcome by the tragedy gation district The project will pro- gree hJv means of poison sent through and may not survive vide irrigation for 100000 acres in the mail to his victim Harry Boas Stones weighing as much as seven Bent and Prower counties south of The verdict was accompanied by a of size tons each and others lesser tho Arkansas river A canal over a recommendation that the sentence be Wilson who was are being dumped along the railroad hundred miles long will be built and life imprisonment mailed to Boas tracks of the Southern Pacific at the reservoirs which will have a ca- accusd of having a preparation guaranhis of 75000 employer feet acre will have Promontory Point and Lakeside tc pacity trouble with About two years teed to cure stomach dam 'strengthen the foundations of the a ninety-fooBoas was afflicted relied upon tracks and to act as a breakwater for will be required to construct the sys-- whiclj defense the suicide theory for his tem the waves of the lake Break in Market Follows Desertion of Leader and Many Fortunes Have Been Wiped Out Mad Scene In Grain Pit When Discovery 1$ Made of Patten’s Unexpected Vacation — Red Letter Day in History of Chicago Board of Trade A Patten the Chicago— James cheat king has apparently abandoned the fight and has sought the seclusion of a ranch in Colorado twenty-fivmiles from a railroad declining to be interviewed on the probable outcome of the remarkable corner of May and July wheat simply declaring that “It is vaction time I have plenty of money have earned a rest and now I am going to take it” x on When seen at Trinidad Colo Thursday prior to his departure for the ranch of W H Bartlett his partner Patten said: “There is a short age of wheat and that accounts for I have not maniputhe high price lated the market simply bought wheat and contracts to deliver wheat Just like steel makers buy raw iron Why not? I bought wheat yes all could get and when it was cheap We sold when the price went up That’s all” But Patten’s from disappearance Chicago has been taken Jay many to mean that he realizes that he has met defeat Thirty million bushels of wheat at a low estimate were dumped into the pit on the Chicago board of trade w thin the space of a few short hours Thursday From the tap of the opening gorg until the bell clanged the closing of the most sensational day’s trading ever experienced on the board the bears were in fulUcontrol of the market The price of wheat carried along in a maelstrom broke with almost inwere Fortunes credible rapidity swept away in minutes The pit was a hewling fight’ng mass of men who looked and acted as if they suddenly had been bereft of all reason Sell! Sell! Sell! This was the order of the day And for every seller amongst that mob of screaming tearmen there ing pushing money-mawas a buyer will go Thursday April 22 1909 down in the history of the Chicago board of trade as a red letter day Wheat for the May delivery broke from at the opening of the day’s $124 at the close trading to $120 Wheat for the July delivery broke at the opening to $109 from $113 Wheat for the September delivery broke from $105 at the opening to The losses that were sustained dur ing these hours of wildly excited trading are known only to the men who were on the wrong side of the But they amounted to wheat market as It seemed millions of dollars though the psychological moment had come for action for a break in the of The wheat manipulations prices of the "king of the wheat pit” James A Patten had put the prices of May end July wheat to a higher level than they hadTreen In many years At the close of the day George W Patten the office manager of the firm and in the absence of his brother “Jim’’ the field general in command figured up the slips that were handed to him by a weary bruised corps of traders and calmly announced that his firm had bought more wheat than it had sold during the turmoil This statement is not believed by many the charge being made that Others Patten has taken his profits declared the wheat king is hopelessly ruined Western Roads Accused of DiscrimiAgainst nating Cities and Violating Anti Trust Laws Taft on Washington — President for Investigation Wednesday took-and promised to act at once on a com plaint filed with him alleging that the western railroads are discriminating against Salt Lake City Ogden and cities in the other m'atter of freight rates and are viot laws lating the The charges were made by Smoot and Sutherland and Representative Howell all of Utah Theyt asked that the matter be taken up by the department of justice rather than commerce commisby the Interstate sion The papers filed alleged that Mr Harriman shows no respect for any law but the federal The papers declare that Harriman lines are enormously profitable and include a petition from commercial bodies in Utah saying the discrimination has been carried on for many years and that the roads have steadand eliminated ily increased rates competition Higher rates it is said are being from Chicago charged for freight Missouri river points and Denver to the Utah territory than for the much longer haul to Pacific coast cities are These rates says the petition without warrant of any competent court or commission The Toads specified are the Souththe ern Pacific the Union Pacific Oregon Short Line the Oregon Railroad & Navigation company the San Pedro Los Angeles & Salt Lake the Denver & Rio Grande the Missouri Pacific the Colorado Midland the the Chicago Colorado & Southern the Chicago Burlington & Quincy Rock Island & Pacific and the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe AMERICAN SCHOONER CAPTURED Poachers Run Down by Canadians After Warm Race B C — The Vancouver Dominion government cruiser Kestrel arrived in port on Wednesuay having In charge the American halibut fishing schooner Charles! Levi Woodbury which she captured after firing four rounds from her Nordenfeldt machine guns and threatening to sink the alleged poaching vessel unless she surrendered Three of the volleys were intended as a warning but as no attention was paid to them a fourth w’as directed at the schooner which struck and The captain slightly damaged her of the American vessel did not surrender however until his schooner was boarded by a force from the cruiser The action took place Sunday afternoon in northern waters alleged to be contiguous to Canada ROOSEVELT IN AFRICA Lands at Mombasa and Is Given Warm Welcome Mombasa British East Africa— Theodore Roosevelt here arrived Wednesday evening on board the steamer Admiral and was given a warm welcome Mr Roosevelt was in the best of health as were all the members of his party The Admiral left Aden a week ago and the voyage to this port was interrupted only in by a brief stop at Mogadiscio Italian Somililand The trip was without special incident the most interesting feature being the captain’s dinner to Mr Roosevelt on Tuesday In toasting Mr Roosevelt the captain wished him godspeed and a safe return to the United States Mr Roosevelt replied in English German and French Hungarian Cabinet Resigns Budapest— The Hungarian cabinet and the resigned Wednesday In Sultan Will Place Government Francis Joseph has askMinister's Hands ed Count Andressy minister of the Constantinople— The young Turks interior to form a new cabinet The have won another victory over Sultan resignation of the ministry of PreAbdul Hamid but whether the sultan mier Wekerle is due to internal diwill remain as sovereign Is yet to be vergence of opinion which has resultdecided although he has offered to ed in the breaking up of the coalition place the affairs of government en- of political parties by which the pretirely in the hands of ministers re- mier was supported in his efforts to The sultan secure the establishment of a Hunsponsible to parliament also agreed to replace the Constanti- garian state bank independent of th© nople garrison by troops from tho existing Austrian state banking insticorps that has practically been in- tutions vesting the city for four days Senator Cummins Has Scheme for Irrigation Committee Coming West Graduated Income Tax Washington — The senate irrigation Washington — Senator Cummins on committee has decided to start Sep- Wednesday introduced his amendtember 1 upon a sixty days’ trip ment to the tariff bill throughout the west to visit all of for a graduated Income tax the reclamation projects 'which the providing which he believes would produce government has under way or adoptMr Cummins ed Details of the itinerary for the $40000000 revenue trip were not adopted but the com- pointed out that it differs in some imthe mittee will assemble at Chicago portant particulars from either travel through the northwest the Pa- law of 1894 or the amendment offered It exempts incific coast states and southwestern by Senator Bailey comes below and authorizes $5000 the states and territories ending Journey at Denver late in October the deduction of that amount from The committee will have two special every dutiable income cars YOUNG TURKS WIN |