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Show OL. HI- 'AH p NO. 22. STATE SPANISH FORK, UTAH, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1904. news. PEACE REIGNS AGAIN down last Monday explosion at Independence after tho by which GOVERNOR com-rlPEABODY SAYS WAR more than twenty miners Independent Telephone IS NEARLY OVER. Salt in "ere killed and Injured are exchange it open working today. The Portland mine, which 'lty shout July Troops Have Been Ordered From Las continued working until last Thurs-daan Invaded by been has when It was closed Animas County, While in Silverton by military which are doing a l crickets, has not yet been order, and luPeace Ouray to grain and Reigns Sureopened and' eal of damage the company has not preme. announced Its plans. This is the only large mine ln e Tel-the Bell .men employed by the district In which union I think the war Is miners nearly over, have been company In Salt Lake City said employed during the ten Governor Peabody of Colorado, shorter demanding 1 strike, months strike. It has been conductIn an Interview on i have ed Monday. on the open shop plan and nearnews from General Bell that the Crip-pi- e of the half ly the force of 400 men laid off estates of a number Creek mines are open and runwhen killed in the explo-- t General Sherman M. Bell ors who were ning today and there Is comparatively dered the mines shut down were Jackson siding Feb. 19 last are little disaffection among the men. General Bell declares that a court There Is no news of any further trouno member of the Western having ble or any likelihood of any. Federation new cases of smallpox "I red at ML Pleasant recently, the know how many more men of Miners will be permitted to remain in the camp and that the Portland to raise will be deported, or whether o( health has decided any will be. I have heard nothing on that company consequently will be forced isrtntine. to fall In line with the policy of tho of Lake Salt 11, point. jel Jones, aged other mine owners who organized to I learu from Captain Burkeley I, dead as the result of falling the miners federation.fight Wells of Telluride that the union tree while looking for birds' men there concede that their cause ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE GALLOWS. ,hli skull being fractured, Is lost and that those of them who ei Lynch, the man who alleged are acceptable to the mine owners Condemned Men In Ohio Penitentiary e had been thrown from a train are already at work again. One hun- Make Desperate Attempt to Escape. toy by a brakeman, both his lege An attempt was made by four of dred and fifty capable men, whether crushed, has succumbed to his .union or have been Invited the nine condemned menut the Ohio 'i to go to work, and the invitation will state penitentiary to escape by overtraveling be ei who have been speedily accepted. powering the guard. The guard was state declare that hoot the In Silverton and Ouray peace badly beaten, but two guards from i before In the history of the Btate reigns. The troops have all been or- the hall came to his assistance and i tab had such crops as she will dered from Las Animas county and the prisoners were forced back into Hi year. only Major Hill remains to look after their cells and locked up. the closing up of the details of the inches In Salt lake .e of 1 Guard Richards of Williams councampaign. the past ten days Is reported to ty was ln charge of the prisoners. He MINES AGAIN WORKING. The surface is ether bureau. was unarmed, no weapons being alt above zero, and some 3 Inches lowed '. In the annex. The prisoners n Men Being Employed In than at any time last year, beat him down with their fists and seCripple Creek Properties. . cured the key to the cage ln the anlers for water on a quarter sec all mines ln nex, but failed to find the the large Practically land about three miles north-key to the the Cripple Creek district which outer door. Guard Richards made Millard FUlmore, county, have such an outcry that two guards in an olL While only a small quan-OJAPANS FOREMOST SOLDIER.. adjoining hall were attracted and hu been found, the quality came to his rescue. The prisoners 1 were overpowered and locked up is i Rice, tried In Salt Lake City their cells. e murder of Fred Beutler on iarjr 25, 1897, was discharged Iasi FIGHTS AT OUTPOSTS. by a jury the evidence against Encounters in Which a Man or Two la ie!sg considered Insufficient for Killed Each Day. lion. According to information from GenLaks grocery men say that for eral Kurokls headquarters In, tho ul the year, the farmers are the only hostilities now occurfield, k produce to the city ring at the front are daily encounters hr almost a decade. The deal-- j between outposts, resulting in the onable to account for this death of a man or two every day. A 7 of fruits and vegetables. few Russian Lehl Public prisoners are being School Alumni a into headquarters, Japanese brought will hold its reunion this but no Japanese are being captured. June 23 at the forks of the This Is taken to show that the Japanf1 Fork canyon. The ladies ese are getting the best of the encounluncheon and the gentle-- I f" ters. furnish the conveyances. Chinese are giving trouble by cub f Enst Rees, 15 years old, em-- I ting the telegraph wires nightly; they in extra elevator boy In ths probably are in the pay of the RusfJck building. In Salt Lake City, sians. jtstantly killed Sunday morning The work of keeping General Kup ing down the kupqm elevator shaft okl's army In supplies of all kinds th floor of the building. I Gen. Itel Kurokl, commander In continues to be performed with ex, game In Salt Lake City on chief of the Japanese army in cellent results, and Is beyond critilast ended In a He wars. four of cism. The conduct of the Japanese is a veteran row, the and their Is irreproachable upon the grounds, mob- Is credited with beirg sn administra- soldiers mema was He high. are, class. spirits umpire, who promptly ca.lcd tor of the first ber of the war n',unci! In Toklo before While the RUSSIANS MYSTIFIED. umpire wai taking the field, and from his previous round, he was not Injured. Intimate an Bs campaigns he ba's gained Japanese May Be Feinting or May railroads expect to carry mors knowledge of the topography of Koin Earneet Wt ugar this year than rea and northern China, which Is givV4 " ore. The Japanese advance of columns From the present out-ia- ing him an Immense advsntsge in his He Russians, the nbrth And south of Feng Wang movements against win ship nearly much younglooks but 61 old, is years M the largest heel Cheng Is causing considerable mystfi ,tugrin the on his feet as a flcatlon to the Russians. The preUnion Michigan er, and is ts light man of 30. Ms first 'campaigning was ponderance of military opinions still resu t f a fight In Ogden war for the restoration of the Inclines to the bcjlof that tho move"llllam F. Stone Is dead and In the ln 18G3.. II took the side of ments in both Abactions are feints, mikado Xo" Is In jail, stone died from the mikado against his own clan of although the hplfllop that General ouad said to have been In-- r the Satnnrtls, and many stories are Kurokl has begun V serious advance Liao Yang both- - flanks agalpst ln Moss. The men had teen told ltr Japan of his achievements la- by Renewed supporters. lack not does Ten years nd fought Is reported in the with the above band to hand combats. skirmishing Insurrecter he helped suppress tb of S!u Yen. tion. Barter, s lineman, was struck B ncar Hooper, and knocksd J mbnkment, a e. and being sustainingto lie compelled bMorkn,rft for being discovered by HAD A SHOOTING BEE non-unio- n HOOSIER FEUDISTS FIGHT STREET DUEL. DEAD-L- y, 1 dot non-unio- 6 Non-Unio- 1 cm rm Mau-churls- Bpec-urgin- g - one-fourt- 3 neigh-borhoo- tl tMrfor mJes and Labor ssaembly of passed resolutions deplor-rante- r t Cripple Creek and Public to suspend Judgment nv,tigllon uSSHS! l!8 1,, jj,ey rrUHon- - wbo stabbed l,h Packet knife at iw..VN'0Vwnbw 1 ... accR 80Clatlon of th B'dlty to L, 7 the charge of weapon. Coffin 1.7' brighter for coun,y lho 0f L ' 3ha Ct3l"rado Fuel ft Iron ha ! men work-- i t'li. , f lma on Lltu CreF and !" n I I tini111 ,0 Puk lnor JLf ,n I 19 fn-'av- Prnlhoni attompl4 The mep ehowe the lard evening, lints of the Japanese and k f ln ,he The l. Icmple. Young insular erml.a- ul'r.f remnrked some the Japanaie line lndl?,!jbwung L,,.r I InTLs "aa coran"l- - Rage with h eantral r pomss'oo d Wi llfi but to the southeast and tak." wss only Joking. ef Dalny, en Tails" W an 1 J- 1 - by th. flag, marked Muscovite forts ths diet, a"a' M s army and Mikado the twt.n conflict It exArthur. The decisive at the out.r forth pected to Uk. place which the stronghold, th fleatlone of approaching. ere rp'dF Jape jj Men Dead and Two Wounded ae Result of Feud Which Had Existed for Years. Three 4 Three are dead and two wounded, one fatally, as the result of a duel fought on the streets of Bryantsville, Indiana. The dead are James Rout, aged 32; Charles Rout, aged 3G; Mil-toTow, aged 34. James Tow, aged 32, was wounded, while mortally Frank Tow, aged 26, Is severely injured. The fight (s the culmination of a feud between the Rout and Tow families which has existed for several years. The Routs reside at Bedford, eight miles east of Bryantsville, and the Tow boys are farmers near The latter are relatives Brantsville. ofvthe New family, which participatfeud ed ln the notorious Tow-BasWhich made a bloody record ln southern Indiana. ' A free gravel road election was being held, and the little village of 300 was crowded. Farmers from the surrounding country, gathered and there had been considerable drinking. The fight .took placd In front of an election booth. It Is in doubt as to who fired ithe first shot. Each of the five men, fdrew a revolver and each side ad va freed, all firing. The taien were not fifteen feet apart when the firing ceased, and on the ground three lay dead, one dying with a bullet through his neck and one stlH stood with a bullet wound through his arm and one In his side. None of the were struck, although over twenty-six, shots were fired. Tho excitement was' Intense. n s , ANOTHER BATTLE RAGING. Russians Report That Brown Men Are Defeated in Attack. A dispatch from St. Petersburg, under date of June 14, says: Emperor Nicholas has received the following telegram from Lieutenant General Baron Stakelberg bearing todays Eatarvd Fab. 21, INC, at taeaetf-ftamaitar Pott at bpaolah Fork, Utah, Attol Cotfratt Marat 1, alt 17. MINERS ISSUE STATEMENT. FATAL MISTAKE OF GROCER. for Lawless Declare Responsibility ness In Colorado Lies on Shoulders of Citizens Alliance. The executive board of the Western Federation of Miners haa Issued a statement regarding the situation In Cripple Creek In reply to the statements made by General Sherman M. Bell and Secretary C. C. llamlln of the Cripple Creek Mine Owners The statement Is made that the responsibility for the lawlessness connected with the contest rests entirely on the shoulders of the mine operators, the Citizens Alliance and their allies, backed up by the ready power of the state government." which Concerning the explosion wrecked the depot at Independence and killed sixteen unfortunate nonunion miners, It need only bo said train wrecker, that the McKinney, ln the employ of the Mine Owners association, had a few days previous been released from custody at the behest of the attorney for the association and that this same McKinney was observed going down Potts canyon In the Immediate vicinity of the wreckage only a short time after the disaster, and that the bloodhound used to fodow the trail of the criminal went directly to a house occupied by a detective In the employ of the Mine Owners association, and was promptly called off. McKinney stated un- Filled Customer's Jug With Gasolln When Vinegar Was Asked For. A mistake of a grocer ln filling a customers jug with gasoline when vinegar was asked for, resulted In an explosion at the home of Antone fiehoen in Kansas City, Sunday night, which caused the death of one person and Injury to three others. Tha dead: Mrs. Barbara Scboen, aged 63 years. Injured: Helen 8choen, aged 4 years, burned on right side; condiAntone Schoen and tion serious. hands Charles Schoen, severely burned. Mrs. Schoen bought what she tm lleved to be a Jug of vinegar at a grocery store, and In preparing dinner she poured a portion of the jug's contents Into a hot skillet. Instantly there was an explosion which enveloped her In flames and set fire to the bouse. Helen Schoen, who was ln the room, was badly burned before her brothers rescued her. Antone and Charles Schoen were burned ln their efforts to save Mrs. Schoen and the little girl. Mrs. Schoen died at the hospital several hours after tho accident. The grocer of whom Mrs. Schoen said she had made her purchase has denied that she bad been ln his store. asso-elatio- d during the trial der of the union miners who were accused of the attempted train wrecking that he and other detectives did, that for a money consideration, be would pull spikes and wreck a train. The stat the photographs of ment Is made masked miners referred to by Genera? Bell, were, those of strike breakers, and were kept for the purpose of publishing a scab list with the pictures of the men accompanying their description, so that members of organized labor all over the. country would tat become thoroughly acquainted with these men who have committed treaand to their son to themselves classes." A TRIPLE CRIME. A Colorado Man Kills Wife and Com- WORK FOR MINERS. Men Deported From Colorado Will Opon Mines in New Mexico. The report comes from Denver that a new mining camp will be opened ln New Mexico, to receive the deported union miners from Cripple Creek. The Western Federation of Miners will work the claims on a cooperative basis and will have entire Jurisdiction over their development Provision will be made by the federation for all deported miners and to this end a carload of supplies will be sent to the new camp Immediately aa a starter. The camp will be located near Tres Pledras, which la twenty miles eouth of the Colorado line on the line o the Denver k Rio Grande. .There Is a district ten miles square of virgin ore and the work of mining Jt will be parceled out to the union miners. They will work on the cooperative plan, but the miners will be supported by the. federation while prospecting. panion and Attampta Suicide. Gilbert P. Dodgo. a livery keeper, shot and killed hla wife and Mrs. Maud McKinney on the principal business street of Pueblo, Colo., Satdate: A battle began at noon around the urday. Th women were sitting in a Russian position four and a half miles carriage In front of a fish market. MUST TAKE CARE OF ITSELF. south of the station of Wafanhoon, Dodge dismounted , from a horse on the enemy making repeated attempts which he was riding, shot one woman Russian Will Make No 8erloua At to dislodge our left flank. The attack in the head and tiro pther In the heart tempt to Relieve Port Arthur. was repelled and we retained our po- and then tried to 111 himself, hut did Relief Is felt In military circle at by not succeed before being sition. at the removal of disto SL Petersburg said Is Mrs. the first the McKinney. police. The regiment, occupying In sension military circles. It Is unleft flank of our position, sustained se- be the wife of Charles McKinney of derstood that the sole responsibility vere losses. Its commander, Colonel Cripple Creek, who was under arrest devolves upon General Kuropatkin on 4be charge of being oue cf the men Khavastounoff, and Adjutant Line train and that no serious attempt will be Nodochlnskf who wrecked the Short some months Dragoslaff miners made to relieve Port Arthur. bearing were killed. General Gernross was ago. The case dragged through tbs It Is reported that the Vladivostok wounded, a shrapnel bullet shatter- courts for some months and several now consists of three cruissquadron against McKinney ing the right side of his lower Jaw, weeks ago the case courts at Cripple ers and four Ironclads. It ts, therewas nol.ed ln the hut he remained on the field." statement a In Dodge said he fore, presumed that the squadron has Creek. and her wife effected a Junction with some of the to his kill meant MORE SHIPS FOR RUSSIA. because his wife had been un- Port Arthur vesse;s. The newipapere true. and the woman with her wss re- report that there Is great distress ln arising from the enOriginal Naval Programme Will Be sponsible for leading hla wife astray. Vladivostok hanced prices of food and It Is feared Carried Out PORT ARTHUR DOOMED. that the sttek of petroleum and canA conference was held ln St. Petersdle is giving out burg, Saturday, between the emperor. Japs, Hsavlly Reinforced, Will Farmer Lucky Purchase. Crand Duke Alexia, the Russian high Make Final Attack. Admiral Vice Avelin, and admiral A Lucama, N. C special says: ReReport from Chinese sources are chief of the admiralty, at which It to the effect that the Japanese forces cently fast train carrying th Wes was decided to cary out without near Pirt Arthur have been heavily Indian mall ran Into a fertilizer car change the naval programme provisreinforced. It Is believed that an at- and much of the mall was thrown onto ionally adopted before the war. The tempt to take the fortress by assault th fertilizer car and burned. Th programme rovers a decade. Tho ships will be made so soon as the Japanese company sold the fertilizer to a farIt will he divided between the Black sea are strong enough to Invest It on the mer for trifle, and In distributing and the Baltic fleets, and no provision land side and at the same time pro- co bis fields bis farm bands pteked up tect themselves from a possible attack several diamonds. Is made for the Taclfic feet. The consent struction of the new vessels will be- In the rear In case the Russians Thorough search was made by th north. the from force a ' There are and I10.0DO worth of gems was farmer gin at cnce. The ships will be built persistent reports again hearing of the In Russia, though France may posthat the Tort Arthur squadron has picked up. Neighbors, and so out hundreds turned by no find, but a In contract The a aortlo, succeeded proportion making sibly get th field wS that th crop overran U of battleships and crulsrrs will he official confirmation of the report ruined. obtainable. practically the same as proposed by Cloudburst Causes Flood In Colorado. the general board at Washington for President Will Not Interfere. States navy. A cloudburst a few miles north ot the United President Roosevelt Is being urged Colorado Springs raised Monument BRAVE DOCTORS. by officers of the Western Federation of flooding of Miner to Institute an Investigation creek almost to the point The cloudot the lowlands th city. district. Would Not Leave Wounded Men, Al of affairs In the Cripple Creek within the burst occurred late Sunday afternoon, heretofore twice least At though Under Heavy Flra. last six months the president hss been and the creek reached a depth of ten Ensign Mtrllo who has returned to requested to Interfere In the Color le feet before 1 o'clock. A Rio Grand Ltao Yang from the battlo of Sslmat affairs, but declined after mature run bridge north of town wss washed out (deration because he bad no legal and all foot and low za, fought on June 7, says that the wagon bridges to take action In the matter. It power 309 men. lie Japanese lost about is regarded by those In close touch were washed sway. No particular was done here, except to th speaks In the highest terms of the with him to lie unlikely that the prosl damage of damage hut water system, work of the Red Cross doctors, Prosen dent will Interfere In any way with down th Fountain reports exvalley ar author! of constituted action the the woundand Bontesh, who attended the pected. of Colorado. state of tlos the ed under fire. When tbeorder rame Miners Deny Firing en Mltltla. to retire these doctors refused to leave Abner McKinley Dead. of last until the atatlon Coal miners who were In the skirthe bandaging Abner McKinley, brother of the late the wounded had been brought out president, was found dead In a chair mish at Dunnvtlle when John Carlcy, en ot th Cripple Creek miners, was and attended to. After the battle at hla home In Somerset, Pa., Satur- killed by pubthe nillltla. deny th his with was found Russian wounded wer day morning. Itta death came with-cu- lished report that the miner tongue cut out and hla fingers levered. warning to hla fa ml y. Ills colored first to fire. Neither were they enThere Is a general disinclination to errant, who alept In hla room, was trenched behind rocks waiting for th th seen attribute this mutilation to'th Japan- up with him at 3 o'clock, and It la not ml Itla. They appeared on were flr-- d fled Immediately they Mr. known what time and at had got which McKinley klndnosa the they ese after fired n having aa The not did miners he his waken deny open. np again, Russian shown to th previously Mra. McKinley walled Into hi shot. They spy It would have been wounded, and It Is thought to be more room at 8 oclock and found him sit easy for them to have comtdetety anof miprobable that It was the work of CbV ting la a chair, ilmth having orcurroJ nihilated the amatl aqmidron desired. so had hours two litiamen they previous. neso bandits. non-unio- n ccm-panlo- n |
