Show r i I TWE S ALIN Br 0 N a Lund SAUNA i CALL Ji A LITTLE HINT PROCLAIU REBELS Sunday May 12 has been by Governor William Spry In a as "Mothers' day” In proclamation Utah Charles D Brown a business man of Brigham City was kicked in the side by a frisky horse two of his ribs being broken caused by ill health imDespondency of Salt pelled Daniel Albert Raleigh Lake to commit suicide by cutting his throat with a razor "Kid” Davis and "Chalky” Germain both of Salt Lake boxed fifteen fast rounds to a draw at Price on May 1 for the bantamweight championship of Utah Salt Lake is to have another electric light and power company a franchise having been granted the Merchants Light and Power company of Ogden last week is to be eliminatschool work High ed from the Utah Agricultural college in pursuance of action taken at the annual meeting of the board of trustees held last week Hamilton Gray Park who died May 1 at his home in Salt Lake at the age of 86 came to Utah in 1854 and for several years was business manager for President Brigham Young It required only one ballot at the in Salt Judicial convention Republican Lake to nominate the present judges In the several to succeed themselves divisions of the Third district court and ten loaded Four hundred a freight cars sufficient to compose train five miles in length were handled in and out of Ogden on April 29 over the Union Pacific This is regarded as a record Preliminary figures on the assessed valuation of property of all kinds in Salt Lake county Including cities and 'towns for 1912 show a total of or an increase of $1758943 over the valuation of 1911 followed A gasoline explosion by fire wrecked a building in Salt Lake a man who was passing the building at the tlrfe of the explosion being cut abotuAhe head by flying glass and jxtnlered unconscious While ajwork in the Southern Pacific sj)&£s at Ogden William Coutts weWtraglc death his bead and neck beln a locomotive caught between drive wheeled a hot tire which was Coutts being shrunk Nn the wheel lived half an'hol'f after the accident Josephine Stahr 11 years of age and her brother Richard 9 years children of Mr and Mrs Joseph Stahr were fatally burned and their mother and three other children were painfully burned as the result of a collision at Helper between four runaway oil cars and an engine in About 350 foreigners employed the lead emelter of the American and Refining Smelting company at 1 when went on strike May Murray their demands for an increase in pay The were denied by the company as down was closed plant practically a result of the strike Albert E Olsen charged with vioof the interstate commerce lation he law by forging a pass on which Pacific lines rode over the Southern from Cobre Nev to Ogden early last at Ogden month was found guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of $100 and serve thirty days in jail Pollicott an The body of Henry aged prospector has been found in Pollicott his cabin near Stockton lived alone and it Is believed he had been dead at least two months before the body was found The body however had been frozen and was well and his associates a franchise interurban railroad which is to run from Salt Lake City to Spanish Fork and the coal fields of southern Utah for an planned S THOUSANDS DRIVEN s LAWYER CHOSEN MEXICAN OROZCO TO PRESIDE AT PROVISIONAL CAPITAL BY of Naw Head of Inauguration Government Was Accomplished With 8ecrecy Which Forbade Blare of Trumpets El Paso — Emilio Vasquez Gomez a Mexican lawyer was ordained provof Mexico on Saturisional president of General day by proclamation now at the front with Orozco rebel the troops threatening the Juarez Is federal base at Torreon but this now the provisional capital be shifted to Chwill probably ihuahua for in all essenThe appointment tials that is what it amounts to of the new provisional president will it is commonly understood interfere in nowise with the administration of the affairs of the states of northern Mexico by General Pascual Orozco and by Gonaalo Enrlle the rebel civil and special factotum at Chihuahua of the new proThe inauguration visional chief executive was accomplished with a secrecy which forbade the blare of trumpets and patriotic oratory and was determined upon it effect it is said chiefly for what might have upon the United States The rebels hope that now they may succeed in having their belligerency by the powerful governrecognized ment north of the Rio Grande By the installation of a provisional president they believe that they have personified the evidence of their military success in securing the control of the northern states of Mexico and aver that the Washington government cannot in the face of such a demonstration withhold official recognition of their power COLONIST MURDERED 61 MEXICAN Rancher Shot American Presence of Hit Small At Work In the BANDIT Down Sons Field the While In El Paso Tex— Following the roof the Mormon colony store at Colonla Diaz in the state of Chihuahua on Saturday by Mexican bandits and the killing of one of the robbers Information by pursuing colonists was received here Sunday of the murder of J D Harvey one of the colonists by the brbther 'of one of the bandits his Held Harvey was at work in when he was approached and Bhot and killed by the Mexican in the presence of his three small sons The murderer escaped There ls ’iuch excitement among the colonists on account of the affair While the entire country is under the domination of rebels they announce their intention of remaining to protect their property by force of arms if necessary bber Merchant Shot by Wife 30 Bernstein Chicago — George years old a wholesale clothier was shot twice and mortally probably wounded by his wife Florence in Mrs Bernstein said her their home husband attempted to kill her MAJ GEN BARRY preserved Club women of Salt Lake have’ petitioned the city commission to ap board of censorpoint a municipal ship to pass upon motion pictur films before they are permitted to be exhibited William an Newberry is in the Salt Lake jail while his wife is in a hospital in a critical condition it being charged that she was beaten by Newberry while he was intoxicated The crops on the Levan ridge are not so far along this year as usual on account of the wet and cold spring but all the farmers feel sure that with a spell of warm weather together of moisture with the large amount that has fallen of ate the crops should be bigger than ever The fruit crop at Nephi promises to be an abundant one this year The etc have not been inapples peaches jured by frosts and show every indication of giving an excellent yield been slightly inhave The apricots jured by frost because In bloom during a recent cold snap At the end of ten rounds of fast in which there was little milling sparring or fighting at long range Fighting Dick Hyland of Salt Lake was returned the winner over Matty Baldwin of Boston at Salt Lake Monday night The legal department of Salt Lake in preparing a draft City is engaged of an ordinance granting Samuel U TITAIIIG FROM THEIR HOMES UTAH UtAH STATE NEWS Girard Van B Hale a Utah artist has been honored by having a picture hung In the Paris salon FROM now supeGen Thomas H Barry rintendent of the military academy at will be tho next comWest Point mander of the eastern division of the the lata General auccaedlng army Grant Crew Escaped Seattle Wash— News has been received of the wrecking on Chlrikoff island April 26 of the codfishing schooner Joseph Russ which carried a crew of men under Captain Foss all of whom escaped Drowned In Barrel Ind— Letting himBelf down Arcadia Into a barrel of rain water headfirst under the eaves of his home the Rev Charles Martz committed suicide He bad been acting queerly for some time BREAKING OF LEVEES FLOODS VAST 8TRETCH OF COUNTRY IN LOUISIANA MANY DIED HOURS AFTER THE TRAGEDY FROM EXPOSURE ACCORDING TO REPORT One Hundred ThouApproximately sand Homeless a Dozen Lives Lost While Each Day the Situation Grows More Discouraging Phytlciant New Orleans— Large of sections fifteen Louisiana parishes west of thq river are under water Mississippi four other parishes have some flood water and are bound to get more Halifax N S — Only one of the seventeen persons whose bodies were recovered by the cable ship Mlnla Ip the vicinity of the Titanic tragedy died from drowning in the opinion of the cable ship's physician The other sixteen perished from exposure death ensuing some hours after the vessel sank This was demonstrated by examination of the bodies water being found in the lungs of but one person This statement is made on authority of the Rev H W Cunningham rector of St George’s church who accompanied the Mlnia on her quest Of the seventeen bodies recovered fifteen were brought to port the other two the bodies of unidentified firemen being buried at sea The bodies preserved were those of Charles M Hays president of the Grand Trunk railway Joseph Fynney of J Fynney & Co rubber merchants of Liverpool who was q second class three third passenger class passengers and ten members of the crew 100000 persons have Approximately been driven from their homes and about a dozen lives have been lost sheltered are in cabins Refugees churches and lodge buildings Every day brings stories of suffering in new sections of Some the levees remaining along the river from the mouth of the Red river south are causing deep concern Millions of dollars' worth of property Is at stake and thousands of lives would be jeopardized if some of the big levees gave way Lack of labor due largely to the unconcern of negroes who have been rations has drawing government been a most serious drawback BEGIN MEXICAN REBELS PRESENTED SILVER SERVICE Governor Sanders has ordered the ON FEDERALS Louisiana militia to round up 500 neADVANCE TO THE BATTLESHIP IDAHO groes and compel them to do work on the levees Nearly all the negroes refuse to work as long as they Conserations Orozco’s Followers to the Number of draw government Governor Hawley Makes Presentation quently “no work no rations” was Seven Thbusand Will Besiege Address and Captain Howard of the ultimatum given hundreds General Hberta at Torreon Accepts Gift at Natchez- by negroes Lieutenant W E Holliday In charge of the supply depot there Jlmlnez— The entire rebel army silver Philadelphia—A handsome of in the neighborhood service a gift from the state for numbering FREDERICK FLEET assumed the offensive which it Vas named was presented 7000 ' Convinced that General Saturday to the battleship Idaho Friday deterwas leader Huerta the federal now at the Philadelphia navy yard Governor Hawley of Idaho made mined to act on the defensive in terGeneral by himself With the crew ritory selected presentation speech rebel of the battleship standing at atten- Pascual Orozco the set his army in motion tion Captain W L Howard accepted across the desert Friday of thanks the gift in a brief address InThat the government leader The silver service consists of TorThe punch bowl bears tends to make his final stand at pfeces confirmed by the reon was the inscripton “From the people of withdrawal seemingly of his advance guard from Idaho to the battleship bearing the Conejos upon the appearance of Colname of their tfeloved state onel Caesar Canales with the vanThe silver service was purchased There guard of the rebel cavalry through an appropriation made by ther vHNs'no fighting and the rebe) leaders legislature of Idaho ' Jubilantly tegelraphed newsj of their first RESPONSIBLE HOLDS ROOSEVELT “triumph” Not only have the federal troops President Taft Charges That His been withdrawn from Conejos but it is reported that the small garrisons Predecessor Prevented Bringing scattered along the railroad south of Suit Against Harvester Combine there are being called In It is posBaltimore— In the closing speech sible that some resistance may be ofof a campaign trip fered at Mapimi but the rebel leadPresident Taft through Maryland ers are convinced that the main enadded a new chapter to the history gagement will be fought at the gates of the harvester trust here Saturday of Torreon Speaking to an audience that filled the Lyric theatre Mr Taft declared Frederick Fleet Was the lookout In in His Pocket Dynamite t of the Titanic when that Colonel Roosevelt did prevent Sharon Mass — Thomas J Leary a the the prosecution of that “trust” after town warden down beneath a she struck the Iceberg that sent her sat George W PerklnB one of Its direc- tree on East Roxboro Sunday night to the bottom of the ocean tors and now a Roosevelt supporter and a moment later an explosion blew Telle Story of Torture Refugee haij asked that the trust be not taken him to pieces A hole three feet deep into court asserted that Charles J was made in the ground where he El Paso Tex— S A Bentley an on from Coahuila general under had been American Bonaparte attorney refugee is The that theory Mr Roosevelt was "mistaken when Leary whositting was a contractor had a Saturday told a story of torture which had been he said that he (Mr Taft) was pres- stick of himself Inflicted on he said dynamite in his pocket ent at a cabinet meeting which deW an Pasoan C Richards El and cided against prosecution” and said The Americans in the Juarez jail Burled Under Falling Walls were released Friday the diary of Herbert Knox Smith after night Toronto Ont — Three persons were hours' confinement twenty-onthen and now head of the bureau of killed during and more than one is which Bentley declares he was hit corporations proved that at the time a dozen were missing when seriously Injured around to was he over on a referred the bead with the butt of a pistrip building col- tol and the walls of a the world hung up by a rope several lapsed the workmen being burled un- times In proof of his story he showed a great lump on his head and Orders Inquiry Into Judge's Conduct der falling wallB around hs neck abrasions — The house orhas Washington of the conduct MRS dered an investigation MYRON T HERRICK Escapes Penitentiary Sentence of Judge Robert W Archbald of the Salt Lake City — The supreme court commerce court to determine whether of Ulab has handed down an opinor not he Bhould be impeached on of the ion reversing the judgment charges that he has used his office district court In the case against Mrs to procure favors from railroads The Dora B Topham alias Belle London Inquiry will be made by the commiof the and mistress stockade forfner ttee on the judiciary which Is charged tanded the case to the district to investigate whether by resolution court with Instructions that the debeen Archbald of “has guilty Judge fendant be discharged Mrs Topham an impeachable ofTense” and to rehad been sentenced to eighteen years) port its conclusions and recommendin the penitentiary ations to the house Mormon Colonists Repulse Rebels War Against Child Labor El Paso — Mormons colonized at 19000 minis Minneapolis— That Colonia Dials miles south a ters will Institute vigorous N of Columbus who are Amwarfare against the employment of erican citizens who were attacked by children under sixteen years of age acrebels them Saturday repulsed in the factories and textile mills of cording to a telegram According to the United States was announced at the telegram which did not enter into the general conference of the Methodetails the rebels looted the colony The dist Episcopal church Saturday of whatever they desired The colonists mobilized and drove the invademployment of children was termed "a parody on civilization” and “one ers ovt killing one of them of the greatest of modern evils” Prepare Reception for Amundsen Congress May Adjourn After July Buenos have Ayres — Dispatches Washington— After conferences Fribeen received here announcing that Roald Amundsen the discovday Senator Penrose expressed the beCaptain lief that it was impossible to consider Mr Herrick is the wife of the new erer of the south pole Is leaving Ausand other the appropriation bills pros- American ambaseador to Franca find tralia for Buenos Ayres The Norwebefore a brilprobably already la getting settled in her homo gian colony here Is preparing pective legislation liant reception In Parle July 1 Glr Shot by Policeman FOUGHT FOR LIFE f this week Indianapolis Ind — In order to protect himself from a crowd of boys who stoned him David O'Connor a fired bis revolver park policeman Sunday the bullet striking Cora Griffiths 8 years old Funeral of Colonel Astor New York— Funeral services over the body of John Jacob Astor one of the victims of the Titanic disaster were held Saturday in the little Episcopal church of the Messiah at VICTIMS Jury Secured for Feudists No More Titanic Hearings Wythevllle Va— Shortly before 7 Wm Smith Vashlngton — Senator the twelfth juror which o'clock Wednesday chairman of the was for the trial of Floyd Investigated the wreck of the Titanic Allen accepted Indictment for murder under New from to Washington returned with the shooting ol York Sunday and announced that no in connection five persons at IlillHvllle more public hearings wbuld be held Brice Sails fir Australia Train Derailed San Francisco— Embassador James Chicago — Part of a train on the Chiwho arrived cago & Alton from Kansas City for Ilryce of Great Britain In San FranclBco en route to AusChicago was derailed near Springfield Bailed A with Mrs who tralia Bryce Wed tramp Sunday afterncon was nesflay on the steamship Manuka for was riding on the Vqkebeam the ant inodes killed on Cable Mlnla Ship Which Picked up Seventeen Bodies Declare That All But One Had Perished From Exposure STEEL CORPORATION ATTACKED Begins Suit to Dissolve Alleged Trust New York — The government began its suit to dissolve the United States on Monday by atSteel corporation tacking one of its largest subsidiaries the American Steel and Wire company with the intention to prtfve that ever since its organization in 1889 down to a year ago it had been a party to or understandings agreements pools Government to restrain trade The testimony taken before Henry P Brown of Philadelphia special commissioner In the case was given by two witnesses Wallace Buell of Port Chester N Y a retired Independent and George E Holwire manufacturer ton president of the Bryden Horseshoe company of Catasauqua Pa who with others was Indicted and fined ii “wire pool" cases abuut the a year ago TEN KILLED IN WRECK Reunion Special Runs Off Confederate the Track In Mississippi Hattiesburg Miss — At least ten perwere sons were killed and twenty-fivinjured when the first section of the Texas Confederate reunion special en route to Macon Ga was wrecked at Gunn’s Mill on the New Orleans & Northwestern railroad Monday Of the six and dead four were trainmen Five of the bodies were passengers have been brought to Hattiesburg while five or six others are buried underneath the wreckage May Be Ordered to Mexico rewere Cheyenne Wyo — Orders & Southern ceived by the Colorado railway Monday to seize all empty flat box and stock cars no matter to and send them to whom consigned Fort D A Russell for shipping of the horses and equipment of the Ninth is which expecting orders to cavalry move to the Mexican border at any hour Chicago Strikers Lose little trouChicago — Comparatively ble Resulted Monday from the dispute between the newspaper publishers and the pressmen stereotypers and newsand Monday night the police boys said they believed normal conditions soon would be restored Nelson Murdered Ranchman B C — The murdered ' body a ranchman livPeter Winstanley ing near here was found in a cellar under his house the door of which had There were signs been forced open of a desperate struggle and two heavy stones clotted with blood were found of In Ohio President Campaigns Cincinnati — Under havy skies that spit rain President Taft frequently Campaigned through southern Ohio on In all he made ten speeches Monday many of them in a heavy spring downpour that drove the crowds of country folk to shelter ' Wechter to Be Executed Denver — The Colorado state supreme court haB denied a supersedeas to Louis Wechter convicted slayer of W Clifford Burrows Wechter Is sentenced to be hanged the ween of August 25 Alleged Murderer Pretends Insanity A Stockton Cal — William Dorr with the murder of George E Marsh the Lynn Mass soap manufacturer was started east Monday Dorr is acting as though Insane but the physicians declare he is not charged Killed Wife and Suicided Wash — Persons arousCunningham ed by shots found the bodies of John W Foley and his wife In the hallway of the hotel Officers believe that Foley killed his wife and then committed suii'iile |