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Show ; NORTHWEST NOTES. UTAH LEGISLATORS MEET. TUI ED TO SLAY KING. Both Houses Are Now Ready to Make New Laws. Both houses of the Utah legislature are now ready for business, organization having been perfected Monday. Secretary of State Hammond convened the lower house, while Noble Warrum, chief clerk of the last senate, acted on behalf of the state secretary In calling the upper house to order. Chief Justice Baskin administered the oath of office to the new senators and their officers, while Justice Bartch performed that service for the house. Edward M. Allison, Jr., and Thomas Hull, respectively, the Republican caucus nominees for president of the senate and speaker of tho bouse, were elected and Installed. J. R. Murdock and D. H. Morris, named by the Democrats for the two offices, were given the complimentary vote of their partys ad- Oil has born struck In the new Tien derson well at lender, Wyo., at a depth of 800 feet. Cheyenne experienced a coal famine last week, the shortage being occa atoned by the failure of the railroad company to deliver orders. t business houses and manufacturing concerns of Portland have prepnred an exhtult for the Oska, Japan, industrial exposition. David Uhlln, foreman of a quarry near Portland, Ore., suicided by cutting his throat with a butcher knife. No cause Is known for the deed. Two woman suffrage bills are before the Montana legislature. Two bills providing for the Initiative and referendum have also been introduced. At Portland, Ore., C. A. Wilson shot , his mistaking her for a herents. Each branch of the legislature forburglar. The wound Is in the left It was In breast, and the woman Is expected to mally advised the other that for and existence business, and ready die. both Joined then through a commmit-te- e Three women held up & man in Inform the to governor that the Denver one night last week, shooting to hear from was ready legislature rethe victim In the face when he Each house adopted a resolution were him. sisted, All three of the rules In effect session's last declaring captured. pending new rules, and each officer Hector Heel, who was Interested In appointed a committee to draft the businew rules. the most extensive ness of Uinta county, Wyoming, died SITUATION IN MOROCCO. at St. Augustine, Fla., on the Gth, of Sultan Will Send an Expedition Brights disease. High winds have completely wreckAgainst the Pretender. ed the summer cottage district of News received In Tangiers from Fez Estes Tark, Colo. Large trees were under date of January 8 Is that the taken up by the roots and the damage sultans expedition against the rebels to property will go up Into the thou- was on tne point of starting from Fez sands. that evening. It probably consists of Joseph Smith has been arrested at from 15,000 to 20,000 men, Including Anaconda, Mont, on suspicion of be- the reinforcements from the south, and ing the man who held up the Northern It In feared that the Imperial troops Pacific train at Bear Mouth on Oc- have not recovered their morale since tober 23 and killed Engineer Dan their last defeat, and that It would be ONeill. a mistake for them to attack the rebThe mayors of the various cities of els. at The pretender has been heard of Montana gathered In conference Helena last Tuesday for the purpose from three or four places within a of discussing and recommending to radius of forty miles of the capital. the legislature needed municipal leg- He Is generally accompanied by a small escort, and Is supposed to be islation. SherlffNewman of Ely, Nevada, de- trying to entice the sultan to attack him. The British consul is still at clares a reign of terror prevails in that Fez, anu the other foreign consuls are town, owing to striking miners and thought to be there still. It Is not proprietors clashing, and fears It will considered advisable for Europeans to be necessary to call on the governor venture to Fez under the present for troops. The postofflee department has in HATPIN HER WEAPON. contemplation the establishment of a number of new reural free delivery Boastful Soldiers Meets His Waterloo at the Hands of a Woman. routes in Utah and Idaho, but the ofa While was going on at these to known k ficials refuse make East Chester, N. Y., Thomas Evans, a routes at this time. The engine of an extra freight broke big artilleryman from Fort Slocum, apdown near Cherokee, Wyo., and a peared on the floor flourishing a knife, that he could whip any man freight train which was following declaring In house. the Half a dozen dancers crashed Into the caboose and ploughed made for the other artilleryinsoldier; was one No cars. through fourteen men went to his rescue. The row that crew the Jumping. jured, followed lasted about ten mluutes, and Reports are coming In to the effect Beveral women became mixed up In that the wind storm that raged on the It Laramie plains the past few days did Evans received a thrust In the stomconsiderable damage, fences being ach with a long hatpin; William blown down, hay stacks scattered and Smith, another artilleryman, had his ear nearly cut off, and an unidentified barns and sheds wrecked. man had his band cut by a razor. The executive committee of the has Washington Legislature In Session. Wyoming Industrial convention The Washington legislature conextended to Secretary of Agriculture Wilson an Invitation to attend the vene at noon Monday. The house of second annual industrial convention at representatives was called to order by Cheyenne February 3rd and 4th. The Secretary of State Nichols. Dr. W. Invitation will be delivered by Senator Hare of Yakama county was elected as Warren, who will urge the secretary speaker without opposition from the to accept Republican side of the house, the minority voting for J. J. n Sheepmen In the vicinity of Cody, of Lincoln county. The senate creover the Wyo., are very Indignant was called to order by the chief clerk ation of a forest reacted, embracing of the last senate. Dr. J. J. Smith of of the area of the King county was made president, in fully state. All tnough the Cody country accordance with the Republican caucus and lu agreement of last the feeling Is running high, and bloodshed Democrats voting for W. W. night, Tolmau of Is anticipated when the time comes Spokane. for closing the trails which ths sheepPLAGUE IN MEXICO. men have used so long. One of the chief questions to come Disease Spreading and Many Deaths Are Reported. up before the legislature of Wyomlng will be the equalization of the assessThe plague at Mazatlan, Mexico, ment of railroad and telegraph com- does not yield as rapidly as was hoped panies In the state. These corpor- to new sanitary precautions and medl-- , ations pay taxes on but $7,671,220.98 cal treatment Six persons died Mon. worth of property, while It is recog- day. The number of patients In the nized that their Wyoming holdings lazaretto Is steadily Increasing. SanL are worth far more than that amount. tary stations have been established on the high roads outside the city with Asa Conn, a well known resident of physicians In charge. The plague has Nevada Valley, Mont., left home on broken out at Aheme, causing many deaths. Sunday to go hunting. He did not reSensational Murder In Georgia. turn by Tuesday, and search was instituted. Later his body was found in R. A. Rigsby, a professor In a bus!, the woods several miles from home. ness college at Macon, Ga., was shot An empty shell In his gun and a bullet and Instantly killed by Mrs. Eille hole through tho body told the story. teacher of telegraphy In another He had evidently been killed acci- college. The tragedy occurred in a dentally by his own gun. law office, where, It le said, Mr. Rigsby A special from Dillon, Mont, says and Mrs. Carson had met to adjust difan immense meteor fell on Rattle- ficulties. After meeting Mrs. Carson, snake creek in Beaverhead county on Rigsby asked for a private interview the Cth. It looked as large as a hogs- with her In an adjoining room. The head, and was visible for fully a min- two had been together in the room few moments when five pistol ute. The crash of its compact with only awere shots heard. Mrs. Carson admits the earth couiq be heard for miles. the killing. for for the the steel The contract Coal Shortage In Kanaaa. first eighty miles of the Denver, The fuel situation Is most alarming Northwestern & Pacific railway was In Kans. Two of the largest Topeka, let to the Colorado Fuel & Iron comcoal In the city report that companies conThe week. pany of Denver last have not a pound of coal on hand they tons of and 10,000 for rails, calls tract with which to supply their orders, and tho price Is approximately $300,000. do not know when they will be able The Great Northern railway Is putto get any. Packing houses and other of longting In an extensive system Institutions will have to close unless distance telephones, which will he the situation Is relieved. The local gas used as an auxiliary to the telegraph company nmy have to close, as It can lines. It Is not Intended to use the not secure ronl enoiu-to mnl -- no ws In Hen nf the telegraph telephone Forty-eigh- mother-in-law- hold-up- s cattle-raisin- g cake-wal- Dem-ocratl- c Cam-ero- one-sevent- h Car-so- h WEATHER RESPONSIBLE. n, Due to Fatal Accident In Wyoming, Snowstorm. Blinding KINO OF SPAIN FIRED UPON BY trains on the Union PaTwo freight ANARCHIST. of a mile head-ocific met west of Harper's station shortly after causing the Would-bAssassin Overpowered by I oclock Sunday morning, of Scallll Cheyenne, death of Fireman Guard and Lodged In Prison-Autho- rities II. S. Brakeman of the fhtal lnjuiy Believe He le InWelck of I.aramle, and the serious Insane. of CheyD. RInder jury of Engineer J. enne. Two locomotives and several As King Alfonso, Dowager Queen cars were badly damaged, and traffic Christina and the court were return- delayed for eight hours. ing from church Saturday afternoon, a Owing to a blinding snowstorm, the man, who afterwards gave his name engineer of the westbound train did as Fclto, fired a pistol at one of the not see the signal for orders at Harcarriages in the royal procession. The pers, and when the operator discovbullet went wild, and no one was in- ered that the train was passing he lit jured. a fuss on the track, which attracted When Felto was searched at the po- the attention of the conductor, who lice station, In his pockets were found Immediately opened the air valve and unmalleu letters marked registered,'' set the brakes. This action alone preand addressed to President Roosevelt, vented a much more disastrous wreck, King Edward, the emperor of Ger- for the westbound train had been many and the president of the high brought almost to a standstill when court of Justice at Mexico, and also the collision occurred. receipts for a number of registered DEAD HAND AT THROTTLE. card of the letters and a one-quart- e Double Pay. . reClancy, the .over hack Dooligan Mrs. marked has had his fence, that your Jimmie Is that Christmas. for doubled wages Deoil--an,- " Mis an it is, Sure, true replied Mrs. Clancy, proudly. Hes no longer shiftin the ecanary I want to know! at the tbeayter! Hes playin Job? new his is What Dooli-gathe mob in the third act, Mrs. And as his voice Is changin th boss gives him double pay, which Is no more than right, Im thlnkin'. Two Voices Mrs, I understand. n. Judge. Monster i Two monster vcCe,' weighing twenty-thblN cabbage weighing .nrt have been grown i at F brldgesh'lre, Er gland, Bewar of PfJ! Olntm.7 c Contain As mercury will mnell and compUjtniy drann wht-entering it tZ Such articles should nev'.rS' prescriptions from mpuublv. 1 dumuge they will do enn pohHlhly derive from theai! Cure, innnufttctiired hy ' Toledo, O., contain no men.,. internally, acting directly eurfuce 0f thn .... i Kail Isturrh Cure beNurevraf1 I It Is token Internnllv.m, by P. J. Cheney by DrnggNtH. HaUe Family MitaaffuS ur-l- 1 m?'-mucou- In Winter Use Allen's uncompowder. Your feet feel fortable, nervous and often cold and Foot-Eas- A - damp. If you have sweating, eore. feet or tight shoes, try Allen's The Best He Could n Sold by all druggists and shoe stores, A 25 cents. Sample rent free. Address clerEymit ty compelled to dismiss , , Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. who uzod to purloin hlsfWt, tables. For the sake of hi, , Rich Phosphate Beds Found. It Is possible that Florida phosphate family he gave him a letter w will meet a serious competitor In the mendatlcn and this Is bowb recently discovered deposits on Ocean It: I hereby certify that A Island, northeast of the Solomon is- bas been my gardener for lands, which seem to be superior in years and that during th .. quality to either Florida or Christmas got more out of my gard M man I ever employed." island phosphate. Foot-Ease- kind-hearte- d visiting mayor oi Madrid. Felto Is 34 years oi age, and was bom In Postadas. He Insisted that he was not an anarchist, and said that his wife, a French woman, had confined him In a lunatic asylum. The prisoner, In making this statement, did not appear excited, but there are Indications that he is insane. Passenger Train In Tennessee Run by a Corpse. Passengers on an Incoming Knoxville & Ohio railroad train rode several miles Sunday afternoon with the hand of a corpse at the throttle of the engine. The train left Buckeye on time, and then through Careyville, the next station. When Engineer A. C. VOLCANO IN 80UTHERN UTAH. Young ran through the latter town. Fireman Mattlock knew something It Is Located About Twenty Miles was wrong and stepped to the engNorth of Moab. ineers side of the engine. He found A partly active volcano crater has Young dead, and Immediately stopped been discovered by prospectors at a the train. There Is a wound In the point about twenty miles north of left elde of the engineers head, and Moab. the supposition is that a piece of stone On a high mesa the prospectors disfell from a high cut through tho covered steam or smoke rising some mountains and killed him Instantly. distance from where they were, and The train run perhaps eight miles on Investigating found that It rose after Young was killed. from a hole In the sollu sandstone forWORK OF COAL BARONS. mation. The orifice Is oblong, about three feet In width and six feet long. Coal Shortage Responsible for Heavy A strong current cf warm air carryDeath Rate In Chicago. ing some vapor arises, but seems to have little or no gaseous smell. The Two thousand persons In Chicago sides of the hole are very black and are suffering from ailments directly sooty. A rock thrown In apparently due to cold and exposure resulting falls a long distance. The prospectors from the coal famine, according to the working In that section will make fur- weekly bulletin of the health departther investigation. ment, Issued Saturday. This section has been prospected Serious results are already seen la over for a number of years, and cattle a heavy Increase In the death rate, and sheepmen have ridden ever It for and the health department brands the the past twenty-fivyears without dis- men responsible for the situation as covering the crater. The prospectors guilty of constructive homicide. who visited It say they would not have The death rate last week for chilfound it but for seeing the 6team dren under 5 years old was 19.2 per arise, as It is in a place that would cent greater than In the same week of be unlikely to be passed. It appears last year, and among persons over 60 to he an old volcano vent that has years of age It was 36.7 per cent been lying dormant for years, and Is greater. Just beginning to show signs of Charred Body Found After the Fire. Mrs. Florine Henry, the wife of Chaffee Could Have Taken $30,000,000 Philip S. Henry, a wealthy coffee merFrom Chinese. chant, was burned to death In a fire If President McKinley had not for- that almost entirely destroyed the resbidden it. General Adua R. Chaffee ad- idence of the family In New York City. Alberta Erickson, a domestic, Jumpmitted, in an address at the Hamilton club In Brooklyn, where he was the ed from the fourth story window and guest of honor at a dinner In com- received injuries from which she died memoration of the birthday of Alexsoon afterward. Mr. Henry, who was ander Hamilton, he would have seized slightly burned, was rescued by a po treasure worth $80,000,000 when he llceman, who entered the house before was In command of the American the arrival of the firemen. It was suptroops In China. posed that his wife had already made He knew exactly the location of this her escape. Alter the fire had been treasure in the Forbidden City, and extinguished, Mrs. Henrys charred had planned to take possession of It. body was found in her bed room on he said, when the president vetoed the the second floor. proposition. It was his Intention to hold out any amount that might be Safety Coupling Act settled upon as a proper Indemnity, The secretary of the Interstate comand return the remainder to ths Chi- merce commission, In a communication nese government. to the house, calls attention to a reProvision Supply In Caracas Will Last cent declslcn of the United States eourt of appeals for the Eighth But Ten Days Longer. Istrlct affecting the safety coupling A dispatch from Caracas to the act, which, he says, If upheld by the Paris Matin says the approaching desupreme court, will have the effect ol parture of United States Minister nullifying the purpose of the statute Bowen does not arouse fears for their in a vital respect, the securing of such safety among the foreign residents, uniformity In applied automatic couptheir sole anxiety helng on account of devices ns to permit all the cart the scanty supply of provisions and ling in a train to be coupled and uncoupled flour, which Is sufficient to last the without requiring men to go between Caracas population only ten days cars. the The longer. government, according to the dispatch, has only $2n,O00 In hand. The revolution movement Is said to be Coal at Cost making no progress. In view of the scarcity of coal and to alleviate the suffering among the The Goebel Case. Henry E. Youtsey, serving a life poor, SWl't & Co. announce that they sentence In tho Kentucky penitentiary will go Into the coal business, not only on a conviction for complicity in the in Chicago, but alio lu other cities Goebel murder, Is before the grand whore the firm has a plant. The firm Jury In the Franklin county court. has a contract for tho whole output of Youtsey recently made the statement a mine, and has been selling coal at that he would testify In tho Goebel cost to its employes. Having mere case If called, and tell what he know coal than they require, ths surplus Is about the alleged conspiracy, This Is to be placed at the disposal of the the first time Youtsey has been be- poor. No one can obtain more than a fore the grand Jury or testified In the buBhel at & time. Tho price will be: cases, and It is believed he will be One bushel, 20 cents; half a bushel, 10 used as a state witness In the trials. cents; peck, 5 cents. Coal Trrln Held Up. Trade Is Increasing. Because there was a coal famine A statement compileu by the bureau In the city, and the dealers were unof insular affairs of the war depart, able to seei o uny coal, & large nummont from official returns, shows that ber of c , ns of Areola, Ills., held the month of September, 1902, of thirty cars on the during up a err the Imports rf merchandise Into the $W lMr opines amounted to $2,785.0n9, an JM3" ..M nse of more than a half million t nffovv ; r .ll( dollnrs over the corresponding month ard i mi rv rhr of 1901,. and considerably above the cen.) furtho,1 U 0 aw race, monthly value for nine trainmen. 'Hi i.ths of the current year. The exr. Th I port trade of $3 5NS r,:tr, t th largest : .1 FIRS A Sei The eommo maybe Its bei tocans it may I from 1 faijoril aaid to ,it is thz ! chronic I Ton wirrh A prominent club woman, Mrs. of St. Joseph, Mich., tells how was cured of falling of the womb its accompanying pains and misery Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compel e Dan-fort- h, Dear Jins. Pixkuam: Life looks dark indeed when 1 t feels that her strength is fading away and she lias no hope of being restored. Such was my feeling a few months ago when advised that my poor health wag caused by prolapsus or falling o.. womb. The words sounded like a knell to me, I felt that my id et but Lydia II. Plnkliam's Compound came to 4 an elixir of life ; it restored theVegetable lost forces and built mo up good health returned to me. For four months I took the bM daily and each dose added health and strength. I am 60 thanW h'P I obtained through its use. Mas. Flouencb Dai?! 1007 Aides Ave., St. Joseph, Mich. A medicine that has restored to many women to health AA ao I 5 te-- can produce proof of the fact must be w ith respect J Is tho record of Lydia E. Plnkliams regarded Compound,! Vegetable cannot bo equalled by any other medicine the world lias evfl aueed. 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