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Show Southern Salt Lake 101 COUNTY ENTERPRISE W. D. B. .... Harrington, Hanagini Editor. RANDY, IMPED OUT BY UTAH. UTAH STATE NEWS HEAVY FALL OF RAIN FLOODS A movement la afoot to have Ogden WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA AND thrown open and keeping caloona open MUCH DAMAGE RESULTS. ntll midnight. Nearly one hundred and ninety pillion dollara repreaenta Utaba contribution to the wealth of the world In Many Hamas Surrounded by Water, Three People Being Swept Away fro year 1912. and Drowned While Watching Ten countlea are tardy In making the Swollen Streams. their report to the atate hoard of equalization, and aa a reault the report of the hoard will be late. Seven great dlvialon will comprise Pittsburgh, Pa. A heavy, steady the electrical parade with which the rainfall caused considerable damage National Irrigation congress will he throughout the country districts of waatern Pennsylvania on Sunday. AlIpened September SO, In Salt Lake. Julius Taylor of Parowan, a popu- though no damage resulted in this lar student at the State Branch Nor city, adjoining boroughs suffered. Innal school, met his death by drown- dustrial plants were flooded, while Talley, about nine miles many homes located along creeks ing In Co-oware surrounded by water. In the sast of Parowan, while bathing. sections live stock waa country One day of the Commercial congress In Salt Lake drowned and crops ruined. At Pa, Heater Young, 17 years will probably be devoted to the topic, "See America First," one of the origl-pa- l old, fell Into Charter creek and was drowned In sight of many persona propositions of the congress. Between 4,000 and 5,000 excursion- who were watching the swollen ists boarded the cars for Ogden can- streams. Louis Forsythe, aged 7, was yon' during the day on July 17, to par- drowned In a ran at Ruffadale, near ticipate In the annnal outing of the Greenburg, Pa., and Lando de Tolo, aged 10, waa swept away while watchOgden merchants at the Hermitage. ing the raging waters of Connell run Otto Peterson Is serving a sixty-da- y at Oonnellsvllle, Pa. for Provo at In Jail the city lentence In th Turtle creek valley the waof whiskey to a selling a half-piter spread over the lowlands, driving a 1. also was He for given granger families to top floors. At One of $50, and will probably have to many the plant of the Westing-hous- e serve this. Airbrake company was flooded Nature has come to the relief of the and the loss to the concern may be bathers at the Great Salt Lake by large. Probably fifty houses and ending a new bird to rid the lake of twenty-livstores in Wllmerlng are thousands of gnats that have mads under water. partly bathing almost Impossible In the last few years. 8migglere Captured- A mass convention to organize the San Francisco. Customs Inspectors Naiional Progressive party In Utah captured a 85,000 lot of contraband has been called to meet at Provo, July from the Pacific Mail liner opium 27. Officers of the Roosevelt club of Korea late Saturday night after a rain Utah Issued the call. A state tlckel of bullets from the officers' revolvers Is projected. bad brought tbe smugglers, Charles J. A Mahan and Mrs. J. L. Thomas, May, ship's carpenter, and Otto Lenge-felfather and mother of James Mahan, a waterfront bartender, to a bait. who committed suicide at Sprlngvllle, The men were rowing away from the have been found. The father Is In steamer In the dark and did not atop Ontario Cal., and the mother In Skull until a bullet smashed Lengefeld's hand. May leaped overboard and was Valley, Arizona. One million one hundred thousand picked up more dead than alive from dollars' worth of new equipment for the water he had swallowed. the Denver A Rio Grande Railroad Italians Defeat Turks. company has been ordered and com Misrata. Tripoli. General Fara attracts signed, all to he delivered with-ninettempted on Sunday to dislodge a large days. wfolch baa been harass Seizing a strap 'suspended from An body' of 'Turks auto truck, Kenneth William WIncott, ing the region from the oasis near The enemy, however, made 8 years old, of Salt Lake, attempted Miarata. to steal. a ride, but fell under the a tenacious stand In the desert bewheels of the track and received In yond, and a fierce engagement ensued. The Turks were forced to retreat after Juries which may prove fatal. Two more hoys have succeeded In four hours sharp fighting. They suffered heavy losses. The Italian casualescaping from the state Industrial and eighty-eve- n school, making three for the laat ties were nineteen killed wounded. month. They were Howard Young; aged 17 years, and Lawrence Blundell, American People Easily Plundered. aged 14 years, both from Salt Lake. and hundred Washington. One A force of men la at work In Box million dollars was filched twenty Elder canyon making surveys for the from the American people during the new pipe line which will be built this fiscal year by swindlers-whoplast year to Increase the city water supply erated largely through the malls, aceight-incold at Brigham City. The cording to a statement Just made in line will be replaced by a twelve-inca formal report to Postmaster General pipe. Hitchcock. This was an increase of The finishing work is being rushed 850.000,000 in the agSalt approximately on the double track between gregate of the previous year. Lake and Ogden on the Oregon 8hort More Deaths From Plague. Line. To date it is complete from Salt Lake to Layton, and this small San Juan Three deaths occurred strip Is expected to be finished Au- Saturday In the suburbs of San Juan gust 1. from buubonic plague. One suspect Automobile races are to he a fea- has been found. Three cases were ture at Provo on the 24tli. Approxi- reported to the authorities. Since the mately 8500 will he given away in outbreak of the plague there have been cases and twenty-si- x pursea A feature will be a twenty-five-mil- e thirty-sevecars for race carryRico. Porto deaths throughout pursuit horsepower engine ing a twenty-fiv- e or less. DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH While John Musselman was walking under a dark bridge on the way from Upper Bingham to Bingham, a man armed with a pistol appeared from ambush and told Musselman to put up bis handa Musselman did so. The highwayman got 82.75. Robbed and bleeding from half a dozen wounds in his bead, inflicted by the metal end of a railroad car air hose in the hands of a thug, Sylves-trLeppl, an Italian laborer, was found in a patch of weeds In the outskirts of Salt Lake City. Leppl is seriously Injured. was The Murray fire department flames railed upon to extinguish which threatened to destroy the Murray power plant. The fire started In the fuel room, but first originated from a grass fire outside the plant. The loss to the power plant Is estimated at 8700. The handsome gold watch, a birthWilliam day present to Governor The fact that the duka and duchasa which of state officials, from other Spry Marlborough were invited togathc real was stolen from the executive's to the royal dinner given th other dence by burglars recently, was found night by the Marchioness of Londonlast week In Springville, where it Ibid derry, and that this was done at the been pawned by two young men whose request of th king and queen, has Identity Is uknnown. given rise to renewed reports that the City Marlborough soon will ba reconciled. L. IL Martineau of Salt has addressed a telegram to President Farmers Auto Turned Over. Taft at Washington, complaining of what he terms a lack of decisive aclAfuyt t!c, Ind. Jacob Dutzinan, a tion towards insuring the lives and wealthy' farmer and Ids wife wore and three children property of Americans In Mexico from killed irnCr.iitly e were slightly injured when their molestation by the fighting factions. reover were us turned club, Commercial they The Spanish Fork which carried to a glowing success turning home from church. l be Strawberry project celchratloi Earthquake in Mexico. July 2. 3. 4. Is now planning to fnr Mex Guadalajara, thrr its activity by inviting citlxeni contnri' here at intervals, Earthquakes making any lo Join the club, thus swelling Iti atfenip in repair duinupi d buildings Ilf double niemliershlp to possibly liritr.-- :1.1c. Tho inhabitant are leav-H.- " I rt soul enrollment. Hundred,) of the ii, i cii ry train. ; on fi'ief ti h n o Ikc anfo-inr-eoil- - RE81G-NATI- TO PRESIDENT WHILE UNDER INVESTIGATION. Ac: used Justices Counsel Declares That tho Judge has Desired to Resign for Several Weeks No Further Action Will bo Taken. Path of Flood Swept of One of tbe Victims Being Found Three Miles From Hie Home. Everything SIXTY Reno, Nevada. With the death of John Trenchard and the discovery of three unidentified bodies In Wild Horae canyon, seven miles away, the total toll of the flood of Thursday night which wiped out the camp of Mazu-m- a and partially destroyed Seven Troughs haa been brought to thirteen. Nine are seriously injured, six of whom ure unidentified. Investigation shows tbe flood swept a wider area than first known. In addition to Seven Troughs and Mazuma It extended to Burnt canyon, several miles from Seven Troughs, and Wild Horse canyon, seven miles distant. The bodied of victims were almost entirely denuded and In many cases were rarrled a distance of three miles. John Trenchard and hla wife, first reported dead, were found to be still alive. They were internally injured and the former died Friday. Mrs. Reeae, reported dead, ia still missing. The property loss is estimated at 8200,000, Including the cyanide plant of the Seven Troughs Coalition Mining company, totally destroyed. Seven Troughs Is situated half way up the mountainside with Mazuma at the base in a canyon three miles away. The wall of water swept down the canyon, carrying buildings before It and overturning the Mazuma hoteL Those in the streets were carried down the gulch, and many were caat to safety along the sides of the can- RUSSIANS AND JAPANESE KILLED WHEN BANDITS AmCX MAY FORM TRAIN AN ALLIANCE Mine Under Train It le Aceertad In Well Informed Quarters That Negotiations for Alliance and Open Murderous Fire Upon ' Have Been Completed. tho Passengers. Zapatistas Explode Mexico City. More than sixty persona were killed and many were wounded In an attack by Zapatistas on a passenger train between this city and Cuernavaca, Morelos, early Saturday. said to number The Zapatistas, 500, placed a mine under tbe railroad track which exploded as the locomotive passed over It. The overturned engine hardly had settled when the Zapatistas sprang up from all aides and poured a murderous fire into the 1 train. First tbe object of their attack was a second-clas- s coach In which were riding .a federal military escort with captain and two lieutenants. Tne fed- erals got out of the car as quickly as possible, and answered the fire of the assailants, bat their efforts were fu- tile. The command, with the exception of five wounded and two who escaped, were killed. London. A dispatch to the Times from St, Petersburg commenting oo Prince Katauraa visit, says that Russia's flat refusal to listen to suggestions made at the Baltic port interview tending to embroil her with Japan encourages the belief that Russia is firmly resolved to work harmoniously with Japan. It la asserted in well Informed quarters, continues the correspondent, that negotiations for the conclusion of a virtual alliance have practically been completed and that Prince Kat-aur- a la coming to St. Petersburg to put the final touch on the labors of Baron embassador, Japanese ono According to the same authority the convention will be based on two points freedom of Japanese action in southern Manchuria and an undertaking1 by Japan to support Russia against attack from the outside. Thirty passengers In tbe second-clasBumper Crop of Melons. coaches were killed and many Tex. All the way from Austin, wounded. In the first class coach no Brownaville to Texline and from El one was killed, but one waa dangerPaso to Texarkana the people of Texas condie. wounded and The may ously In watermelons. It la tbe dutor." American named AltaTh fj reveling the state haa ever pro crop largest not expected to live. duced. Besides supplying the home SPECIAL HAS NARROW ESCAPE, jdemand, more than 6,000 carloads of jthe melons will have been shipped to Track Washed Out a Few Minutes other states before the season close. After Train Passed Over It Planning for Ruefs Freedom. Downey. Idaho. A hundred feet of San Francisco It waa announced t embankment track and a six were carried away early Friday morn- Saturday by leaders in the movement to secure parole for Abraham Ruef, ing at a point ten miles north of here San Francisco political on the Oregon Short Line, by a ter- - convicted of tbe JrF that a11 rifle cloudburst, only a few minutes b after the Yellowstone Park special which convicted Ruef had signed the to the state board of prison passed over the track. The special, petition iti rectors for his parole. The twelfth which was returning from the park, was heavily loaded and ita safe pas- !iror could not he located. sage over the doomed track la conWILUAM BARNES, JR. sidered almost miraculous. Meyers scene a near rancher living the Cohn, of the washout, and another man, saw the work of the cloudburst and while one rushed to the nearest station to notify the dispatcher of the trouble, the o' her remained at the scene of disaster and flagged the next train yon. Word was received from Vernon by telephone, and doctors, nurses and automobiles with provisions have gone from Lovelock. The body of John Trenchard waa found three miles from hla home. No loss of life, but much property damage la reported In Seven Troughs. A cloudburst! at Tonopah Junction washed out a mile of track of the Nenarrow-gaugvada A California branch of the Southern Pacific between Mina and Keeler. No lives are reported lost. Telegraph Vlref are down. The course of the five-foo- t wall of water was towards Tonopah, some fifty miles south. e CLOUDBURST Nine s teen-foo- which was known to be due In a Are Caught In Ravine and Drowned. caped. Seattle, Wash. United States Dis- trict Judge Cornelius (1. Hanford, the first federal judge appointed when Washington was admitted to statehood, twenty three years ago, emu his resignation Monday to President Tart while the last witnesses were waiting to testify before the house Judy ciary committee which has beeu hearing evidence relative To charges of misconduct filed against Judge Han- ford. The committee will leave at uuco tor Washington, taking a voluminous tecor.i of the twenty-daytestimony and also the records of the law suits upon which most of the charges against Judge Hanford were hazed. It is the general understanding that no further action of any kind will be taken by the house. ' Judge Hanfords chief counsel. EL C. Hughes, said after the resignation, that the judge has desired to resign several weeks ago, but could no: well do so witb no evidence heard in the case. The judge and his friends, according to counsel, are satisfied with the showing made by him In the hearing, which, they say, did not sustain llie charges. That tbe judge was anxious to resign was kept secret from all persons In Washington and from everybody in Seattle except his counsel. s TO MEET MENACE. OF THE NORTH Planned to Keep British Navy In tbe Lead at any Cost London. The speech of Vinston Spencer Churchill, first lord of the admiralty, In Introducing the supplementary naval appropriation of 89-- ' 000.000 in the hou?c of commons Monday afternoon, fullv indorsed as it was by the prime minister, will cause graver concern to the country than any warnings which have gone before.-Withou- t the least offensiveness, tbe first lord of the admiralty sketched the unprecedented'' rise of the German fleet, which he described as "exHis text was tremely formidable." "Build. Build Untiringly," through successive years, as the only meana of meeting the menace in the North sea. REBELS SET AMBUSCADE- - Troops Stationed at Strategic Points to Oppose Advance of Federal. Juarez, Mexico. Ambuscades in the broken country just south of Mali, miles south of Machic, forty-twdera. may be expected by General Huerta when he moves his force north from La Junta, thirty-fivmiles further south. General Campo's farce has been united with that of Colonel Alfonso Casteneda and the entire rebel column will he stationed at strategic points in the numerous canyons that parallel the railroad. o e New Revolution Planned. Miners Charged with Treason. Cripple Creek. Colo. The bre9rh la the Western Federation of Miners between ihe Industrial Worker of the y visional president of the Orozco World faction, headed by Thomas party, was kidnaped by Campbell of Butte, Mont., and Presv Un(td States serret service officers, dent Moyer and hla supporters e anl four other of his followers were more sharply defined Monday. bier arrested. For days the United It was learned that charges of treaSates authorities have known of a son to the federation against ten or new revolutionary plot forming here, fifteen or Campbell's followers were said to have ita base of operations in filed Monday by Moyer. The annnal tho states of Keuva Leon and convention is now sitting as a court Mexico, across the Texas bor- to consider the charges and counterder. charges filed. Body Weighted With Nuggets. Court Leaves It to Voters. Oroville, Cal Pocketfuls or gold Kan. Whether Rooseve:! Topeka, nuggets weighted the body of a man or Taft, electors shall go presidential found near fcjre Friday in a dredging on the Republican ballot in the Novemcrushed his and head pond, with his ber election must be left to the votthroat cut. Further search revealed a ers and ndt taken Into the courts, acpack burro, carrying a complete out- cording to the decision of the supreme fit, drowned in a nearby pit. Tbe burcourt on Monday in the mandamus ro's bead wax crashed. The police lie suit brought by the Roosevelt adherlieve that the miner was murdered by ents to compel county clerks to place a person Iraving advance knowledge of the name of Roosevelt electors on tbe his "cleanup." ballot for primary election of AugWomen Win Election Contest. ust 6. Duluth, Minn The proposition to Discuss Pennsylvania Tangle. make the publie school buildings in Duluth social renters nnd to allow Oyster nay, N. Y. For four hour dancing in them was curried at a Monday Colonel Roosevelt nnd Wilhotly contested school election here liam Flinn of Pittsburg Bilked ov'r Saturday. The women's clubs of this the new party. When 11. was over it city were arrayed in favor of the wan apparently just ns much a tangle proposition against the combined ef- as ever. It was announced that the forts of the clergymen, the women questions involved have been Mt opre until after the Chicago cunvriiMon. winning by a large majority. Johnson Accepts Invitation. Mrs. Morrow Acquitted. Cal. Governor iiirAra Bacon Rena Mrs. Sacramento, Morrow, Chicago. club woman, writer and W. .'Idhnvon announced on Monday that lie would necept the lrivitut'on of the eminent church worker, was acquit-d Friday night of the churge of Illinois progress! vc and make cane and killing her husband, pai-- n npeerhes in that next B. Morrow, ::t their home ou niuutli. 'fhurli-Dr. ember 27, 1911. Gomez Released on Bond. ' Three Sailors Killed. San Antonio, Emilio Yc'iqur Co-"was released un flOOpu temporKiel. Germany. Tin (Icmtci in. tile, i ramiucd a i i '.ip ary bond here on Monday i,ri be ::ring :i iiiu.IL at luck oT tl,' appeared to answer a feibrni c barge Three liltinbetK of 1h- ii.it J of conripliaey to violate the rcnttaflfj i rew vi k- - kill'd. 'laws. Fan Antonio. Emilio Vasques Gomez, minister of the Interior in the Diaz cabinet and for two weeks prorevo-luiiuw- Coa-huil- Quarreled Over Woman. Salt Iaike City. E. C. Allen waa shot in the right leg by hla stepbrother. George Libolt, a telephone lineman, in a fight over Allen's wife at the Allen home. Allen's wound .Is not serious and lie will recover. Tornado in Kansas. Kansas. A tornado ur'h, swept through Ellsworth county Saturday. doing considerable property one death. Two ilamaru and uinloiiio iheatura were demolished. Two Indies of rain fell. Pilaw Former Revolutionist Under Arrest. Kl 1aao. Tex. Victor Ochoa, oii;. inal Mexican revolutionist against President Uiax twenty yearn ago, waa William Barnes, Jr., the Taft leadei arri-aiehere Saturday by the n:er. In New York, la on of the chief ad can federal authorities charged with vlsers of Chairman Hllles of tho Ro a violation of the neutrality laws. publican national committee. Third Party Convention in Chicago. Chicago. Three, possibly four duy., will be the duration of the third par- ty national convention to open in Clii-- j i:uro on AiigiiHt 5, according to details decided at. headquarters1 Saturday. People IN PENNSYLVANIA. Jacobs Creek. Pa. Nine persona were drowned in a cloudburst in Barren Run, near here, Friday. The dead are: Mrs. John Raymond, her six children, Mike Rovlnaky, her brother; her mother. During the atorm Raymond went from hla house to the barn, located in a ravine near Barren Run. He did not return and after waiting two hours, the wife, her children and I he other members of the family became frightened and went in search of him.' As they reached the ravine a wall of water swept down and carried them away. Raymond was safe in the barn and es- - short time. No one was injured by the cloudburst, hut considerable damage was done in addition to that to the railroad track. In the Body Away, Wil-merdl- e SWEEPS JUDGE HANFORD' SENDS f pl nt WATER THROUGH NEVADA, MAZUMA, CAUSING LOSS OF 20 LIVES. p Trans-Mlsslp- OF WALL Killed by Electric Shock. Jnckti'in. Miss. Mrs. N. C. Womaeh. wife of a prominent Jarkson physician and daughter of tl:e late Senator was Instantly killed Friday by 'in electric shock received in turning 'in an electric light In her home. p 1 J I Cuban Rebel Leader Killed. Nicaraguan Revolution Predicted. New Orleans It la generally he-llHv:na. General Pedro Ivonct, the lieved hern that, a revolution Wl last of 'he leaders nr the recent break .:ii In Nicaragua within the uprising to remain under Economic cmid'-lion- arms, was surrounded and killed Frl next few months. In the country arc admitted to day by government troops near San bo 'ago 1 Cti-In- n s z Jb'-s'-t- 1; |