Show I J THE SAUNA CALL By C f ALINA N Lund Jr HO &RL1AN REBELS FLEET VISITS AMERICA HEAD BURN VILLAGE VTAH OF Ml UTAH STATE NEWS Hat of the Salt The membership club has passed the Lake Commercial 1500 mark being 1565 at last reports to the top of a high A scenic road mountain peak two miles above the mouth of Emigration canyon Is plan ned by Salt Lake capitalists Association Mutual Improvement day was celebrated In Eureka on WedMore than 500 excursionists nesday were enter from the valley towns talned Efforts to open up trade with the new district around St ThomaB Nev will be made by merchants unitedly In behalf of Utah and not by sectional groups of business men It Is said that before tbe present bathing season Is far advanced the Bingham & Garfield Railway company will be in a position to run excursions direct from Bingham and intermediate points to Saltalr A sewerage system estimated to cost $3000 will be installed at Midvale this summer If the city council meets tbe demand of the people who presented a petition asking that the Improvement be made Isadora Hoffman a Jew aged 45 peddler shot and killed bis wife In Salt Lake City and then suicided because she bad filed suit for divorce The tragedy occurred In tbe presence of their three children There is much uneasiness among ' railroad at Provo over the officials large number of box car robberies It Is reported that from six to eight box cars have been broken open and rifled within tbe last few days The Sugar company has In raising sugar started experiments beet seed in Utah and Idaho been tracts have planted and the work Is progressing under the direction of a beet seed expert of San Francisco The body of John Erickson one of the best known miners In Eureka who left that place a short time ago to visit In Finland was found In New York on Wednesday under circumstances which lead to the belief that he was murdered Committees have been named to attend to every detail of the big Good Roads convention to be held in Logan on June 12 13 and 14 Exhaustive will be made for the compreparations fort and entertainment of visitors and tor the program The attention of Brigham City people Is being turned to the outing of Commercial the United Travelers which will be held In this city on June 21 and 22 It will be the first time that this city has been honored by the traveling men’s outing The civil service commission ahs announced an examination to be given at Salt Lake June 26 and 27 to secure ellgibles to fill vacancies In the In of the Indian serteacher position vice The salaries range from $540 to $600 a year with room and board Mrs Helen Clark a widow who was found In an unconscious condition in Salt Lake and was reported to have suicide declares she was attempted the victim of an accident a gas light being blown out by the wind while she was asleep causing partial asphyxiation The five members of the Salt Lake have been commission declared city by Judge C W Morse In contempt of court The commission voted to refuse to obey an order of the district court of May 28 granting a liquor cense to the Intermountain Liquor company Two were injured and- property valued at $2000 destroyed in a fire which burned Dr F E Straup’s hospital at Tbe fire was started by Bingham son of Dr Straup when tbe he lighted a piece of paper and placed it under the window curtains In an upstairs room That the number of civil war veterans who have passed away In Ogden outnumber those who by are still living l$as been established that 115 graves by the announcement were decorated in Ogden on Memorial day The local OAR post has members foot to There is a movement on and unhave the remaining unentered sold land in the former Uintah Indian reservation placed on sale When the reservation was opened there was more than a million acres of land for of this land entry About was filed on by homesteaders Jewelry appraised at more than In cash value but valued at many times that figure by the owners owing to Its antiquity and historical association stolen from Major Calvert and Brothwell of the British army from their apartments Mrs Brothwell a In Salt Lake hotel has been recovered by the police With road experts from every section of the country attending the conGood vention of the Intermountain Roads association at Logan June 14 promises to be one of the best and most enthusiastic ever held by the association Richard Lamph of Salt Lake and J N Olson of Midvale have succeeded In constructing an alfalfa weevil catcher that Is expected to prove a This new blessing to agriculturists device actually combs a lucern' field taking out every Insect that It may Contain WAIT UNTIL- REGULAR FORCES ATLEAVE TOWN AND THEN TACK DEFENCELESS CITIZENS TAFT MAKES AN OFPRESIDENT FICIAL VISIT TO GERMAN FLAGSHIP MOLTKE After 8aeklng and Burning Village Inhabitants of Which Were Mostly the Insurgents Retire Negroes Into the Hille Beyond Pursuit Havana — General Estenoz the real leader of the negro insurgents has captured and burned the town of on tbe branch line of the Cuban railroad thirty miles from Santiago Tbe government gave out this information Sunday night A column of regulars commanded by Major Sangullly bad occupied for two days but sallied forth Sunday evening in search of insurgents Hardly had the regulars left when Estenoz with 800 men attacked Citizens the handful of rurales and attempted to armed 'themselves oppose tbe Insurgents but were comto retreat several losing pelled wounded EBtenoz then entered the town which he sacked and burned The flames were seen by Sanguilly’a which hastened back but command Tbe infound the town destroyed surgents retired into the hills was a small place composed of about seventy houses the inhabitants of which were mostly negroes f MOTHER DIED WITH SONS Formal Dinner Given Visitors by Rear Ward and Officers of the Admiral American Following Squadron Visit of the President DARING FOUR Transport Home — Philip Yakima O Wash Parmalee one of the daring young Brothers and pupils of the Wright endurance holder of the American record in aviation fell to his death on before the Saturday eyes of thousands of visitors to the fair grounds here The expert who ‘was ’ used to remaining in the air for hours without had been up only three minaccident utes when a contrary gust of wind caught the tail of his aeroplane and turned it completely over Parmalee clung to the framework to the but the plane shot straight ground from a height of 400 feet When it crumpled itself Into a shapeless heap in a field three miles distant from the fair grounds the young aviator falling beneath the wreckage Parmalee was a native of Michigan 27 years old and unmarried North together REPORT CONFERENCE Homestead Plan Soon May be in Operation conference reWashington— The homestead bill port on the was accepted by the house of representatives Saturday Only two amendments were made to the bill as it passed the house originally oncultivation to secure quiring and the other extending tbe provil ions of the act to all unperfected entries but giving the homestead of ai unperfected entry an to’ under the old prove up opportunity law if he so desires Arming Volunteers Washington— The state department has authorized the war department to honor the application of the Cuban for 6000 rifles and government rounds of ammunition which are to be used to arm the volunteers and the guards organized by plantation to protect owners their property against insurrectos WRIGHT LAID AT REST Funeral of the Aviation 0—Thousands of persons Dayton Mme Malbran the bride of the poppaid final respects on Saturday to tbe ular first secretary of the Argentine memory of Wilbur Wright while the la one of the body of the "Father of Aviation’’ lay legation In Washington to latest additions tha diplomatic circle In state at the First Presbyterian In the capital city to church She came America after her marImmediately During the funeral It was arranges riage that all street car and steam road traffic in Dayton should be suspendPAY GERMANS COMPLIMENT Thousands American Vessels Salute Visitors on the Sabbath Day Norfolk Va — The American battleships Utah Delaware and Florida exchanged salutes with the German cruiser battleship Moltke Sunday as the three former ships sped through tbe capes en route to Hampton Roads Tbe firing of salutes on Sunday by American ships is not customary naval officers say’ and the fact that the Utah which led the three American tbe capes ships as tbey passed boomed tbe first salute to Rear Adcommiral von Rebuer Paschwitz manding the German squadron whs regarded as an unusual compliment for tbe German commander McKinley Claims Attend Father of WILBUR WRIGHT Victory Washington — Director McKinley Issued a statement Saturday declaring that 583 delegates to the Chicago convention are pledged to President more than ed for five minutes while church bells Taft This Is He declares throughout the city tolled enough to nominate were conThe funeral ceremonies bas further that Colonel Roosevelt r 113 less than enough to nom- ducted by Rev Maurice Wilson pasTwenty-twinate delegates remain tor of the First (Presbyt6rian church Roosevelt Is Tbe pall bearers Included friends of Colonel to be chosen counting 200 of Mr Taft’s delegates Wright’s boyhood Husband Was Kilted by Burglar Chicago— Mrs Jane Quinn accused of shooting and killing her third husband John M Quinn last December In bis bed was found not guilty The woman bad testified that her husband was killed by a burglar Gray Takes New Position asPaul Minn — Carl R Gray his duties as president of tbe Great Northern railroad In place of Louis Hill Mr on Saturday Gray spent most of the day in conference with Mr Hill and other officials St sumed REFUGEES FALLS REACH SAN DIEGO HUNDRED FEET Philip Parmalee One of the Daring Brothers of the Wright Puplla Meets Death at Washington Fair Came to Rescue of Drowning Boys and Meets Death With Them r Ida — Mrs Howard Cameron a widow and her two sons Otto aged fifteen and James aged eleven drowned homewere Sunday on their stead near here The boys were ip bathing and the elder got beyond his depth Janies ran to the house for and tbe mother rushed to tbe help The drowning pond and jumped in the boy caught his mother around neck with one hand and with the other clung to James who also had ACCEPTS went In down The three plunged MME MALBRAN AVIATOR Murderer Cheats Gallows Seattle Wash— Joseph Miller confessed murderer of Mrs Ennie Lassen a lodging house keeper by whom he was employed and of George Felton one of Mrs Lassen's tenants suicide In tbe city jail committed early Sunday by strangulation Three Perish In Fire Ariz— The Hotel Modern Nogales Escobosa cafe and La Moda store it Sonora were destroyed hy Nogales fire at midnight Saturday and three lives are believed to have been lost Buford Country Forced to IN ENDEAVOR TO AVOID COLLISION WITH MAN AVIATOR KILLS ONE AND INJURES SEVERAL Back Brings Many Americans Leave Mexico to Fort Monroe Va — President Taft on Monday extended an official welcome to a great foreign fleet when to he extended tbe hand of friendship Rear Admiral von the visiting division of commanding the German navy While more than a thousand German sailors stood at attention on the decks of tbe giant Moltke Germany' battle cruiser President Taft boardAdAt the gangway ed the vessel and his miral von staff waited to greet the chief executive As the president stepped from the ladder that led him over the side his hand of tbe Moltke he extended in greeting to the German admiral and exclaimed: "Admiral I’m glad to welcome you and to have an opportunity of visiting the Moltke one of the finest ships I’ve ever seen” The president was escorted over the big German vessel the crew standing as the party at quarters saluting San Diego Cal— The transport Buford arrived from the west coast of Mexico on Wednesday with 364 refugees aboard be will Of this number Machine Struck Tier of Boxes In Front landed here There Is only one case of from sickness aboard an American of Grand Stand and Fell Upon Mazatlan He is suffering from tyHeade of People One Man’e Face phoid fever but convalescent Cut Off by Propeller Being John Stanton wife and four small children from San Bias Mexico are Seattle Wash — While Aviator Cliff among those to come ashore here The passed As the president left tbe Moltke the was family is destitute and aside from the aeroplane Turpin In a Wright band struck up the "Star sailing down the field at The Mead- clothes they have on their backs are German Stanton was a trader Spangled Banner” and on tbe gundeck ows at a speed of fifty mlels an hour without means toa barked out the twenty-onHis stock of goods on Thursday an unknown man rushed In Mexico salute guns of the presidential across the track and would have been gether with his money was taken call of The president his formal beheaded by the machine but for the from him by brigands from over that aside welcome returned turnto the Mayaviator of Captain reported wbo action Ely quick the the the a of flower A short distance rough voyage ed upward and the away toward the grand hardships stand which was crowded with people trip was uneventful Contrary to ex American battleship squadron swung but few of the refugees idly at anchor Seven great vessels of the pectations It seemed to the occupants stand that Turpin’s aeroplane would are destitute Including the new dreadnaughts Delaware and Utah dressed ship as tbe dash among them but he checked its J CHARLES LINTHICUM speed and lowered its direction so that president and tbe admiral exchanged courtesies the machine struck the tier of boxes No speeches were made during the Persons In one in front of tbe stand of the boxes were hurt and the aerovisit of the president to the Moltke but at night a formal dinner was plane Its power shut off and its momentum cut short by the collision given the officers of the German fleet on board the with the Btand fell upon the beads of Florida dreadnaught Rear Admiral Ward commanding the the crowd of people standing In front of the grand stand and overlooking American squadron and Rear Admiral von delivered the old race track where the ascent was being attempted speeches ' George Quinby aged 25 died soon 30NSTANTINOPLE SWEPT BY FIRE a removal his to fter hospital — Identification was almost imposTwo Thousand Houses and Several sible as his entire face had been cut Mosques Burned Great Distress Re- off by the propeller of tbe aeroplane suiting to Poorer Population and It was not until a friend recognized a ring and the laundry marks on — A great fire swept Constantinople his clothing that his name was known over Stamboul the Mbhammedan secQuinby was a wireless operator and tion of Constantinople on Monday had just returned from Alaska en the Two thousand houses and several steamship Bertha were burned mosques A wide lane was cleared the REBELS IN NEED OF MONEY by flames from the walls of the old SeChiefs Fear Disaffection Among raglio palace grounds as far as Little Men and Disorganization a distance of Aya mosque of a mile This mosque escaped of Chihuahua Mexico — Devoid destruction and tbe open space about money and ammunition the Mexican it appears to have stayed the fire Mexico northern rebels gathered in advance of the flames toward The are confronted with the most critical the wealthier quarters was barred by situation they have encountered since tbe hippodrome and the Sultan AhIf the rebel the revolution began his first term Though med mosque were both of which chiefs can delay the expected battle congress serving J Charles Llnthicum saved at Bachlma they may be able to con- Baltimore hae a place on the forein distress has resulted to the Great centrate enough strength to deal a affairs and elections committees a and populations poorer pathetic formidable blow to the government la taking an active part in the wor scenes were plentiful outside the line Falling however to get money and ef tha house of representatives He of the fire where hundreds of arms the liberal chiefs fear disaffec- a native of Maryland a lawyer and families wept over the tion among the men and disorganiza- Democrat remnants of their household furnishtion ings Unfair Methods Charged ' Gigantic Deal in Coal Lands Taft has Washington — President Charged With Misuse of Malls Salt Lake City — One of the most granted an unconditional to pardon Augusta Ga — Thomas E Watson important steps in the gigantic Willard Jones of Portland Oregon Utah coal project centering in convicted of land frauds in the fa- Georgia delegate at large to the Demthe Emery county fuel zone was taken mous cases in which the late Senator ocratic national convention and onetime Saturday when the United States Mitchell of Oregon and Binger Her- was Populist nominee for president arrested at his home at ThompSmelting Refining & Mining com- mann former commissioner of the son Ga on Monday on a federal warpany representing the powers behind general land office were alleged to rant charging the sending of obscene for have been implicated the big transaction purchased The pardon literature Watson through the mails about $1200000 tbe control of the was based on the ground that imFuel Consolidated which proper methods had been pursued in said the alleged obscene matter he company owns 6000 acres of tbe finest bitum- filling the Jury box from which the Is charged with circulating In connection his with published attacks on the inous coal land In the great west the Jones jury was drawn Roman Catholic hierarchy are quotatownslte of Hiawatha and half Inter ' Bank President In Jail tions from a copyrighted book est In the Southern Utah railroad — Bernard O’Neil Wallace F Ida the mines with connecting company’s Boss Ruef Disbarred the Denver & Rio Grande railroad at former president of the State Bank — Abraham Ruef the San Francisco of Commerce is held for trial In the Price convicted district court on charges of receiving political boss of San FranHubby Sent Poisoned Flowers deposits after he knew the bank to be cisco who is serving a fourteen-yeaChicago— Mrs Rose Ebellng chargsentence for having given a bribe to Insolvent Total bonds are now one of the boodling supervisors ed on Monday that her husband had durHe was unable to furnish this sought to harm her by sending her a amount It Is not probable that O’Neil ing the Incumbency of Mayor E E The accusabox of poisoned flowers was disbarred will be tried before the September Schmitz by the sution was made in a hill for divorce term preme court on Monday from practlcfiled in the circuit court agalnBt Ebelng as an attorney In tbe courts of Butte Miners Reject Proposals this state llng Miners’ Butte Mont — The Butte Government Will Sue Packers union has rejected the proposition of Carpathian Captain Rewarded the coming the mine owners of Butte to give all Washington— Within New York— Captain Arthur H week a civil suit for tbe dissolution underground men $375 a day when of the steamship cents a which brought into port the Carpathla of the beef trust will be Instituted the price of copper Is 15 survivors by the department of Justice Asso- pound or more and $4 a day when the of the Titanic disaster was presented ciated with this suit will be an action price of the metal Is 17 cents a pound with a draft for $10000 on Monday or more The miners demand a hori- the fund subscribed by readers of the agaiDBt a retail dealers' association zontal Increase of 60 cents a day which is also a trust New York American Oil Gusher on Fire Lose Four Thousand Champ Clark Dock Strike Collapsing A barthousand Cal— New seven York— Hampton's Magazine Taft London — There were and the that the dock strike Issigns Monday rel gusher near here caught fire and has suspended publication collapsing One Double July number will not be Issued the flames spread rapidly throughout the number of men were the district Night was turned into of the losers In tbe magazine is Speak- working as on Saturday and the Is who from blazthe er said the have illumination Clark to Champ day by shipowners say they have all the free Invested $4000 ing columns of oil labor they need Will Conquer More Mountains Refugees in Need of Aid Seven Injured in Riot Los Angeles — About half of the 160 Cordova Alaska— Miss Dora Keen Cilnton Mass — Seven persons were the Philadelphia woman fho mpde refugees from Mexico who were land- wounded in a fight here Monday beed here ascent of Blackburn last Mt the were Buford first transport by the tween the police and In striking Lancasneed of of the summer assistance according to re- ter mill month will spend part weavers The police used in climbing other mountains of the ports to the police department and the their revolvers while the strikers associated charities Copper river district hurled bricks |