Show THE SAUNA CALL By SAUNA C N THOUSAND DROWNED THE CALL OF THE CHOLERA IH RUSSIA SCHOOL Lund Jr VTAII UTAH STATE NEWS According to the Salt Lake Tribune Senator Sutherland will be a candibefore the legisladate for ture of 1911 M E Hall a machine man employed in the Yankee mine at Eureka is in a Salt Lake hospital in a precarious condition as the result of a premature explosion The Springville Canning company has a force of forty persons harvesting tomatoes' The prospect for the tomato crop there at present is the best in the history of th industry Clarence Ernest the Ogden negro who recently shot and killed another negro will not be placed on trial until January Illness o the prosecuting attorney causing a postponement of the trial The commissioners of Indian war records who have been in Salt Lake since August 16 have practically finished their work in Salt Lake county and will now take up their work in Sanpete county The Utah mission of the Methodist Episcopal church met In Salt Lake City Saturday Sunday and Monday annual conference in its about 100 ministers and lay delegates being In attendance maWhile setting up a threshing chine near Holliday 'William a farmer was caught between the machine and a post when the - horses began backing up and so badly crushed that death resulted Whiles out mountain climbing In Ogden canyon H H Mclver of Ogden was confronted with a panther which showed fight from the start Mdver procured a revolver and succeeded in killing the beast While burning rubbish in the back yard at her home in Salt Lake City Mrs Catherine Harman aged CO was probably fatally burned despite the frantic attempts of neighbors to save her after her clothing had caught fire The laying out of a new townsite at Axtel village in Gunnison valley and the erectionvof a large hotel near the Denver & Rio Grando station is to The growth of commence at once this section in the past two years has been a wonderful one Indian cattle on the Uintah reservation are said to be dying by scores Wholesale vaccifrom "black leg” nation of the Indian flocks is being undertaken in the face of much difficulty The Indian flockmasters strenuously objected at first Taking advantage of the Pope irrigation law passed at the last session' of the legislature farmers of Weber and Davis counties will meet at La- goon on the afternoon of August 31 to discuss the feasibility of forming an irrigation district under the new act Mukuntuweap canyon in southwest- era Utah has been set aside as a national monument by President- Taft This canyon Is in the vicinity of Or-derville far from any railroad and it is regarded as one of the most Interesting samples of erosion in existence "Gunplay” Maxwell who was killed at Price by Deputy Sheriff Johnston was burled in the city cemetery in Salt Lake City on August 25th Four carriages and the hearse formed the procession to the cemetery and no religious services of any kind were held C E Blaylock is in the Ogden hospital in a precarious condition as the result of burns which at first were regarded as not of a serious nature but now the physicians attending him are of the opinion that bis lungs became affected from the Bevere burns on the chest The regular examinations for the Rhodes scholarship to the Oxford university England will be held ai the University of Utah October 19 and 20 Any Utah student who is able will be to meet the requirements eligible for the examinations An Innovation in the bee Industry will be carried out by A G Anderson Mr Anderson believes of Ferron that the bee has too long a vacation and proposes to take his hives to California during the winter months and secure a honey crop and then return to Utah in the summer E J Williams and his were of Salt Lake son Gordon struck by lightning both being rendered unconscious and temporarily paralyzed but have fully recovered left perfect photo The lightning graphs of a nearby tree imprinted on the bodies of the father and son Sheriff Wilson of Weber county believes the man Olson in jail at Omaha who confessed to the murder of Deputy Sheriff Clark near Uintah last fall is insane from the use of drugs and- only imagines his guilt Olson will not be brought back for trial but may be sent to an asylum- - FLOODS WHICH SWEPT REY MEXICO PLAYED FUL HAVOC MONTE- PHYSICIANS SEEM POWERLESS TO PREVENT SPREAD OF DREAD DISEASE FEAR- Bodies RecovOver Five Hundred ered Property Loss of Twenty Million Dollars and Thousands in Need of Assistance Mexico — Twelve hun Monterey dred and perhaps more people perished Friday night and Saturday in the flood which swept a large portion of this city Conservative estimates place the property damage at Fifteen thousand people are bodies homeless More than 500 have been recovered The river has fallen considerably is the danger and while over Seventeen and a half Incnes of rain fell during Friday Saturday and Sunday The rain was a steady downa pour and at no time approached cloudburst The greatest loss of life occurred Saturday morning between 9 and 11 o’clock when the large buildings on the south side of the river commenced to crumble Many of the houses had from one hundred to two hundred people on their roofs and all disappeared In the flood In one school building ninety women and children were drowned They had hurried to the school for safety but the water drove them from room to room until they wrere all clustered in one room and while two priests were performing some religious rites the walls fell and all were swallowed up in the floods Thousands of people were standing on the north bank of the river unable to render aid to the unfortunates on the buildings on the south side for nothing could have lived in the current of the Santa Catarina which was half a mile wide and flowing saw buildings Watchers swiftly loaded with people collapse and the people disappeared in the water There is scarcely an establishment In the city that did not lose employes DECLINED TO SING Tabernaclp Choir Resents Insult and Does Not Take Part In Eisteddfod Seattle — When the members of the Salt Lake Tabernacle choir were requested to pay an admission fee to the hall for the purpose of hearing themselves sing they refused to take Eisteddfod program part in the Later they sang in the open air at the grounds fully 25000 people applauding their efforts The splendid tribute to the great choir was construed as a fitting rebuke to the committee in charge of tne Eisteddfod contest for offering such an affront to the visitors from Utah as to drive them away Many hundreds who had paid admission to the Eisteddfod proof gram solely in the expectation were choir hearing the tabernacle their in upon Indignation outspoken being acquainted with the cause of the their disappointment through morning newspaper Deaths and 114 Cases in One Week In Capital of Vitebsk — Pour Deaths From Disease at Rotterdam Forty-tw- GAVE Wireless Death HIS LIFE FOR Goes Down Operator on Wrecked Steamer Sounding Call for Aid to r Seattle— One man a wireless telegraph operator gave his life that more than 200 might be saved Fris day morning when George W of Seattle according to meager details In wireless dispatches went down with the Alaska Steamship company’s steamer Ohio while sounding the for aid His calls for help brought the steamer King Fisher Humnoldt and Rupert City to the rocks of Steep Point in Hishkish Narrows British Columbia and all but himself the a soldier and purser quartermaster one steerage passenger were saved The Ohio went down within thirty minutes after it struck The boats were lowered at once after the big vessel struck and the women and children taken off first The sablier and steerage passenger wkre Fmed by the upsetting of a boat during the rescue of the passengers Operator Eccles who was a big man w’orked valiantly in rescue work and is reported to have been Purser drowned while so engaged Stephens also is said to have given hi3 life that the passengers and other members of the crew might be saved — POSIONED HER - HUSBAND Girl Resorts to Murder to Secure Her Freedom a Helena Mont — Upon entering plea of guilty to having poisoned young Harry Wolf at a picnic on the Crow reservation last January Mrs Comes From War Pretty wife of the dead man and George Thomas a her alleged lover young buck and were on Friday afternoon sentenced by Judge Hunt In the federal court to three years and sixteen months respectively at the Fort Leavenworth prison About half the residents of the reservation were here as witnesses and a jury had justbeen secured when the accused changed their The poison was placed In a pleas drink served the woman’s husband and he died in great agony on Janu9 last ary Indian Fire and One by Destroyed yife Lost Mont — A special to the Butte Miner says the town of Grand Forks Idaho w'as wholly destroyed ijy fire in A steam an hour Sunday night shovel engineer named Mulhern in lost whose room the blaze started bis life The flames spread to the HILL SOUNDS WARNING neighboring forest reserve and an area a mile square was burned over before the flames were checkedr The Much Harm Done to Business by Enwere hotel and store at the place couraging Strl St Paul — A note of warning to among the buildings destroyed homeless 300 persons are reported crop staticians who are predicting a and without food bumper crop of wheat in the northwest was sounded by James J Hill Put Poison in Dumplings in an interview on Friday Salt Lake City— As the result or Much harm will be done to the busimistaking an arsenic compound for ness of the country in encouraging baking powder Mr and Mrs Frank by the statements The L Kaiser of this city are dead sent that the northwest broadcast bakm genic compound was used as will harvest a bumper crop according ing powder in dumplings eaten by to the railroad magnate husband and wife at a fatal Sunday “I believe the northwest will harThe dinner poison came from vest a crop that will be about fifty "Rough on Rats” which had been million bushels larger than some prea in baking powder carelessly placed vious said Mr Hill “but years” can and which wa3 mistaken for bakthe statement that a bumper crop Is in Kaiser Mrs preparby powder ing Kaiser was a expected is far from true” ing the dumplings railroad engineer Unknown Man Drowned Welser Idaho — The body of a Auto Struck by Train were drowned man was discovered by two persons Louis— Five St on an island killed on Sunday by the collision of boyg who were hunting The authorities w’ere their automobile with a Rock Island in Snake river notified and the coroner and sheriff The here near partrain passenger went to the scene and brought the ty had been at Creve Coeur lake a The man had eviresort twelve miles west of the city body to the city and were speeding homeward when dently drowned several months ago five feet above found was as the body killed Unable to see the train or to at its present hear its approach because of the the water of the river noise made by the motor in driving stage and must have floated down was high river the river when the embankment the the automobile up the driver steered directly in the path in the spring A small sum of money He was of the train which was making about was found in the pockets well dressed forty miles an hour Town St Petersburg — A violent outbreak Asiatic cholera has occurred at Vitebsk which is the capital of of that name The outbreak exceeds In intensity that in St seventy-sithere Petersburg being on Thursday cases and six deaths deaths and 114 cases and in the last week The town has a popand the ulation of about 66000 physicians appear powerless Rotterdam — At Thursday’s sitting at the municipal council the burgomaster announced that there had been four deaths from cholera and that out of nine suspected cases' now in the isolation sheds three had been Forty-twfound to be Infected aj SCORE ORE FOR TRE "DRYS” parently healthy persons w’ho have been in contact with those declared mrected are under observation The general belief is that the disFirst Local Option Election in Idaho ease was brought from St PetersResults in Disaster for The burgomaster has advised burg Saloon Men the people to boil their water and milk but adds that the city’s water supply is quite free from bacteria Boise Idaho — The first election In The Hague — The outbreak of cholIdaho' under the provisions of the lo- era at Rotterdam has caused the most cal option law passed by the last ses- serious alarm here asw'ell as other sion of the legislature was held in places in Holland The proposed It re- visit of the queen dowager and the Canyon county on Wednesday sulted in the county going dry by a princesses of Bentheim to Rotterdam vote of 3162 to 1308 — three to one has been canceled Under the law the county will go on a VILLAGES prohibition basis at the expiration of SPANIARDS DESTROY three months unless the operation flf in Which Moors the act shall be stopped by legal pro- Three Days’ Battle Have Lost Heavily ceedings There was a marked falling off In Lisbon — Special dispatches received the vote both from the registration here- from Melilla say the fighting is for the special election and from the general on the Moroccan coast The vote last fall new Spanish artillery has wrought Of the twenty-fivprecincts in the terrible havoc among the Moors who-voted dry the have lost 1000 in the last three days county twenty-thretwo exceptions being Nampa pre- The Spanish casualties amount to 350 cincts Nampa as a town voted wet A Spanish column has ilestroyed the by a margin of twenty jyotes and was villages near Restinga the only town in the county to reA Moorish deserter- who has come cord a majority vote against prohibiinto the Spanish lines declares that tion Caldwell the county seat went Spanish prisoners after being horribly are decapdry by a majority of 393 out of 727 tortured and mutilated votes cast Nampa cast the heaviest itated and their bodies flung into a vote of any town in the county — 1054 hole on Mount Guruga Estimates out of a registration of 2177 Pay- place the number of Spanish prisonette gave a majority of 214 for the ers at 1000 The water being doled out to tho drys out of 615 votes cast and only about half of the registration was rep- Spanish troops is insufficient and resented in the vote The country driven by their overwhelming thirst precincts voted stronger for a dry they have drunk from stagnant pools county than those in the towns Many cases of poisoning have resultIdaho county which has the distinc- ed Already men have died tion of being the largest county in the from this cause United States also voted “dry” under FOR STARTS RADIUM SEARCH the new local option law of Denver Millionaire Makes Donation for' That Purpose Denver — The discovery of radium ore in the United States Is the object of a movement started by Thomas F Walsh millionaire mine owner Through the Vinson Walsh research department of the Colorado State School of Mines at Golden which is supported by Mr Walsh tests will of all samples of pitch blende free of cost and the results will be regarded as confidential To meet the preliminary cost of the undertaking Mr Walsh has sent to President Victor C Alderson of the school of mines a check for $5000 President Alderson said that to a McHarg Resignsf limited extent the school Is ready to Beverly Mass— President Taft has furnish responsible persons samples accepted the resignation of Ormsby of pitch blende to aid in familiarizing McHarg assistant secretary of the prospectors with Its appearance department of commerce and labor HARRIMAN IMPROVING Secretary Nagel head of the department had a conference with PresiMade-bRailway King’s dent Taft on Sunday and discussed Statement Personal Chaplain the question of a successor to McN Y— Arden “Mr Harriman a is eceived Harg Secretary Nagel You may say that Mrs Harletter from the assistant secretary better saying that he must adhere to his riman and all of us are very happy first Intention of remaining in ' the over the steady improvement in his department only for sixminths This health since he came to Arden house term will expire September 4 and by So far as I know this is the first that time Secretary Nagel hopes to authorized statement made by any be ready to announce the choice of member of the Harriman household a new assistant and I am njos£ solicitous that it should be printed precisely as I preBronx Official Convicted sent it” Albany N Y — Finding him guilty This statement was made Sunday on charges of misconduct In office by Rev J Holmes McGuiness E H and neglect of duty Governor Hughes Harriman’s personal who chaplain has ordered the removal from office spoke conservatively and with auof Louis F Haffen president of the thority after dining with the family borough of the Bronx in New York and talking with Mr Harriman The governor finds that President N'wo Auto Drivers Dead his ' discretionary Haffen abused power In failing to enforce the time '"’New York — Daurent Grosse driver clauses of contracts for public im- of the Stearns car who was injured r provements that public funds in his in the automobile department were wasted by loading race at the Brighton Beach Motor the pay rolls that there was political dome Friday night died Sunday In the of the Bronx Leonard Cole his mechanician was building jobbery borough court house and that Haffen Instantly killed in the accident was interested In the improvement of Grosse’s back was broken He wag a public highway 26 years old and lived in New York HATCHET IS BURIED National Conservation Congress Drops t Strife Seattle Wash — The second session of the national conservation congress was held in the fine arts building at the exposition When the congress met Friday morning there was a general feeling of relief that the t controversy had been shelved It Is stated semi officially that the report or the committee on resolutions will make no reference to the disagreement between the secretary of the interior and the chief forester ( |