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Show fYn dire! THE SPANISH fORK PRESS Ulsbn Warner, Publisher . . UTAH SPANISH fORK EIIDS DANGER OF WHERE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION , jiff MEETS It I rtrsicht MOUNT KATMAI POURING iu. OVER SURROUNDING COUNTS AND IMPERILS MANY LlV E THE UTAH BUDGET TWO UNITED STATES WARSHIPS Ths report comes from Goshen of ENTER HAVANA HARBOR TO tbo death of a 19 year-olgirl from PROTECT AMERICANS. confluent smallpox. Mra. Margaret Zane, wife of former Federal- Judge Cbarlea S. Zane, and of the Campaign In Orlsnts and Qusstlons prominent In social affair etate, died at her home in Salt Lake, Staring on Racs Animosity Becoms April 9, at the age of 72. Insignificant to Cubans, Who Fsar Amtrlcan Intervention. Overturning of a lamp reaulted In a fire which destroyed the bouaea of five Austrian miners at the Highland , The occupant! Boy mine, Bingham. Havana. Interest In Havana now of the houses escaped Injury. centers In the probable outcome of Nearly all the mercantile bouses of Colonel Orestes Ferrara's mission to Eureka have decided that throughout Washington, which Is generally bethe months of June, July and August lieved to be for the purpose of conthey will close their places of busi- vincing the American government ness at 1 o'clock p. m. Thursdays. that there is no necessity for InterDescendants of lleher C. Kimball vention. will hold memorial services in Salt The campaign In Oriente and all Lake City, commemorative of the one questions bearing on the race animoshundred and eleventh anniversary ol ities have become Insignificant as the birth of Mr. Kimball, on June 14. compared with the possibility of inPresent Indications are that about tervention. The impending arrival o! 11,000 master plumbers will visit Salt the United States battleships Ke Lake City during the convention to braska and New Jersey from Key be held July 16 to 18. Details for the West tends to strengthen the belief convention are being rapidly worked that the United States Is about to out. take a leading hand In Cuban affairs All danger of racial disturbances in The body of a man found In an Og don hotel has been Identified as W Havana apparently has been dissipatI). Flint of Oakland, CaL Death wai ed by the arrival of Rear Admiral due to natural causes, although U was flagship Washington and the at first reported that the nyin had sui- battleship Rhode Island on Monday. News Is filtering In of skirmishes cided. In which the While crossing the railroad tracks In Oriente province In Salt Lake on his' way from home to troops appear to have been successbuy a loaf of bread, Clarence John- ful United States marines, commanded son, aged 14, was run down by a train, both legs being crushed, death by Captain Edward D. Manwarlngand engaged In guarding El Cuero mines, resulting. , Within thirty days a broom factory, were attacked Monday by Insurgents, the first In Utah, will be In operation who were repulsed after much firing. at Murray. The plant will employ fifteen men at the start and thla number will be added to as the business warrants It. Much of the program for the coming Utah Chautapqua assembly in Ogden, July 19 to 29, has been ar-- , ranged. Those In charge believe that it will eclipse the excellent program of last year. Arrangements are being made by a Salt Lake bank to Inaugurate competition in strawberry culture. Already the bank is offering a great silver trophy cup and $100 In cash In a potato raising competition. Joseph Hawkins, 16 years of age. son of Ell D. Hawkins of American Fork, was struck by lightning and Instantly killed while working on the dry land farm of his brother, about flfteen miles west of that city. In response to a petition of the taxElbert H. Hubbard, congressman payers at Levan, It has been decided from the Eleventh district of Iowa, to establish a two-yea- r high school at who died few hours after suddenly be will new school Levan. The high renominated In the etate being housed In four rooms of the primaries. Levan public scboolhouso. While cleaning his revolver, WilEIGHT SLAIN IN BED. liam Leavey was accidentally shot at his home In Park City and the injury Were Murdered While Asleep, Heads may prove fatal, as the bullet enter- . Being Beaten Into Pulp With Ax. ed the mans right side and followed Vllllsca, Iowa. Joseph Moore, a Vil the ribs and came out just under the llsca business man, his wife and four right shoulder. children and two visitors were found Social hall, just completed at Epb murdered Monday at the Moore home. ralm at a cost of $35,000, and considTheir heads had been beaten to pulp ered one of the finest halls In the and an ax covered with blood and state, was dedicated In a fitting man- human hair, found In the house, is ner by a program and a ball given supposed Jo have bdtn the Instrument Friday night of last week by the own- with which the crime was committed. ers of the new edifice. All were murdered In their beds. No robbery was committed and It For the purpose of making the brary system of the state one of the seems clear that only revenge could most perfect In the country, more Have prompted the murderer unless than 100 librarians and others Inter the work was done by a madman. ested In the work met In Salt Lake Victim of Drug Suicides. last Saturday and organized the Utah San Francisco. The body of a State Library association. Aecordtng to J. E. Wright of Ogden, beautiful woman who committed suiCan cide In a sanitarium where she had president of the Wrlght-Whlttle- r nlng company, this year will be a been receiving treatment for a drug banner one for the cherry crop In habit, has been Identified as that of Utah. The company's orchard aud Mrs. Katherine Sharpe, wife of Lieucanning factory Is located at Roy, and tenant Herbert H. Sharpe, U. S. A., a new canning factory Is being built of the medical reserve corps, stationed at the Presidio here. LieutenIn Ogden. Mrs. Mollte Latz, a domestic, who ant Sharpe said his wife had contractwas chloroformed by burgalrs at the ed the drug habit' a year ago while home of her employers In Salt Lake suffering from appendicitis and had a short time ago, was again found been unable to overcome It. under the Influence of chloroform one Deny Bolt Story. day last week, but admits that on this A number of prominent Chicago. heroccasion she had chloroformed Roosevelt leaders took occasion Monwhile self, despondent to say thrtt reports of a posslblo Rain and hail followed a week ol day bolt by the Roosevelt delegates in on torrid weather at Price Saturday case President Taft were renominatThe hailstones flattened garden truck ed were without reasonable foundaand tore leaves and small branches tion. Senator Borah of Idaho, who from the trees. Fruit was not much has been active for Roosevelt in the damaged, with the exception of apri- sessions of the Republican national cots, which were thinned out. Many committee, was one of those who dekilled. were young chickens clared there would be no bolt. Dick Merrill, a burglar now confined In the Salt Lake jail, and who Fighting at Pearson. last week made a daring dash for libTexas. Fighting was In El Paso, erty, after which he attempted sui- progress between rebels and federals cide, declares that the "third degree" at Pearson, about 200 miles south of methods ' employed by the police tc the International boundary, according force a confession, caused him to at to telegrams received by the Mexican b tempt to escape, expecting that Northwestern railroad In Juarez ou would be shot. Monday. Invitations have been sent out by Says Roosevelt Will Not Bolt Salt Lake lodge of Elks to all othei Lincoln, Neb. Governor Aldrich on Elk lodges In the country, suggesting that delegates to the supreme lodge Monday declared he did not believe to be held next montu in Portland there would be a bolt of Roosevelt Btop over In Salt Lake and partake men at the Chicago convention In the event that President Taft controllof the hospitality or the west. ed a majority of the delegates. A large piece of ore was dropped accidentally, Into a pot of melting American Shot by Rebels. gold at the Murray smelter, splashing Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico. R. H. on metal the of about $3,000 worth , Ward, an American residing at Yago, Willard Hansen, state weight inspeo-torand W.,E. Farr, city weight In- territory of Teptc, was shot and dan, wounded at his home by rebspector. Hot)-- men were burned, but gerously els early Monday, according to adnot seriously. vices received here. Desfenlng I H !! f ? newly-remodele- d - 11-- 1 I Explosions Occur at th IId I unr i Ilk Alaska. Kntmal Toc,J the Alaska peninsula, is in eruption, and grove fears are eBJ tained for the safety of the nj,jk tante of Kodiak and neighborin' I Sewurd, In I sal llund lorror ilclde dnll its pol islands. Knlcl Including Indinn-- It Is estlnum1 that 1,600 persons are iu peril. j(k the height of the i son and largo crews of men are gaged in fishing and canning. The mall steamship Dora, plying t, points along the Alaska peninsula ut Kodiak Island, reports that outbreak is terrible In Iti lence. Deafening exploduns occur short Intervals and the surroundu, j salmon-cannin- io your Hock' nood s Say. Wht Whl trades Wbi country Is covered with three to foil Jiii so feet of ashes. I'm The wave Indications In ShelUoj straits were such as to lead the Dorn md Sc This la the Coliseum, In Chicago, the building In which the Republican National convention will meet on June IS. IUk 1 master to fear that there had l general lifting of the ocean bottoz BATTLESHIP SINKS SUBMARINE near shore. For this reason n WARSHIPS SENT TO HAVANA CONTESTS FROM INDIANA ns becauje of smoke aud ashei, tb Dora did not dare to approach Kodiak DECIOED IN TAFT'S FAVOR Katmai has always keen regard-- , Drowned ae Resull as extinct. The natives have no tn Will be on Hand to Assist In Quelling Crew of Twenty-siditlon of any former activity of th, of Accident In Practice Maneuvers Race Riots, Should It be Found DeleMakes a Total of Eighty-fou- r mountain. FerncH Fleet of Necessary. taft Forces gates Added to th IJfe Since Meeting of Committee. 0RMSBY M'HARB sent submarine French The The Cherbourg. Washington. navy department Yes on Sunday ordered Rear Admiral Os Vendamalre was sunk Saturday In a oping SL Louis collision with the teihaus to proceed forthwith from battleship Chicago. The work of the Repubmme The submarine was cut in two and the 8t to Havana with one dis- lican national committee on Key Monday oin drowned was crew one These of whole and twenty-siother ship. patch ship added twelve more delegates to the deThe accident occurred during the orders were Issued by the state ' catalogue of the Taft strength on the partment after the receipt of a dls temporary roll of the Republican na- practice maneuvers of the Frenct fleet between Aurlgny island and Cape patch from Minister Beaupre report- tional convention. ing that conditions In Havana had asThe Indiana contests came before Hague, in the race for Alderney, where sumed the character of a race war. the committee and were decided, all violent tidal currents prevail. It is probable that Admiral Oster-haus- in favor of The battleship was steaming along Taft besides the dispatch ship, will 'With the seventy-twwhen the Vendemalre appeared quietly delegates take his flagship, the Washington, under the bows of the warship right in contests southern the comprised Into Cuban waters. was no time to avoid a collision There . I, decided last week, Mondays gains Minister Bcaupre's and the next moment the stem of the message said make a total of eighty-fou- r delegates conditions In and around Havana had added to the Taft forces since the St. Louis struck the submarine with been menacing since Friday night, and terrific force, driving the latter below gathering of the national committee. that Saturday night there were A large proportion of the contested the surface. demonstrations of large propor- seats among the 170 cases still to be CONVICTS START RIOT. tions by irresponsible elements and on by the committee represent passed that there classes In every quar-e- r delegates Instructed for Taft; the pre- One Shot to Death and Two Wound In Havana. cise number is the subject of much ed During Outbreak in Prison. He reported that the negroes were dispute, nor can It be stated how San Quentin, Cal. Live steam wa s being goaded Into violence and that many of these contests Taft will win turned Into the kitchen of San Quen retaliation might bave disastrous conThe cases decided were tin sequences. Americans and other for- those of the Indiana Monday penitentiary before a malignant delegation-at-large- , prisoner's grub strike" that broke out eigners and many Cubans, be said, headed by Colonel Harry S. in the dining room, about the were apprehensive and desired the Sunday of the convention middle New, chairman of the afternoon meal, could sending of an American war vessel. committee of arrangements, and inbe quelled. Faircluding former One rioter was shot dead In a doorPracticability of Aerial Artillery. banks, and the district delegatea from of The way of the dining room by an outside Washington. practicability Mr, McHarg has been one of the aerial artillery was demonstrated at Indiana, Third and Thirteenth dis- guard on the prison wall, and one wa most active workers In behalf of ColThe contest in the Fourtb districts. College park, Md., Saturday when Capwounded: one innocent prisoner was onel Roosevelt and has of tN was withdrawn trict and the committain Charles DeF. Chandler, chief of struck by a glancing bullet; one guard Roosevelt contests beforecharge national the tee confirmed two the sitting (Taft) was the aeronautical division of the United badly cut In the back of the head committee. delegates. States army signal corps, from an by a flying vinegar cruet and numer600 feet in the air, flying fifty ous prisoners who had and had not ROOSEVELT ENTERS PROTEST. READY FOR THE FRAY. miles an hour, fired half a hundred joined in the demonstration shots from the army's new aeroplane La Follette and Cummins Open Head- bruised and battered Is Dissatisfied With Action of N machine gun and made every shot tell in tional Committeenfen at Chicago. quarters Chicago Hotel. Court Takes Vacation. on a space three by twelve feet. Chicago The stage setting for the Washington. The supreme court on Oyster Bay, N. Y. With an attaik national convention was Monday on his opponents in the Republic!! Republican until LYON. adjourned CECIL COL October, completed Monday with the opening leaving undecided the hard coal trust national committee and on President of La Follette and Cummins head- cases, the Union Pacific merger cases Taft, Colonel Roosevelt on Tuesdaj quarters at hotels The Iowa sena- and the state rates rases. night again protested against the tor's headquarters were established course of affairs at Chicago. in the same hostelry that houses the In a statement he said Mr. Taft HARRY COL S. NEW. Roosevelt headquarters. The La Fol"that the presidency Is to be lette headquarters Is six blocks away. treated as n gift within the bestowal of the politicians, in defiance of the No Packing of Hall. duly expressed wish of the peopleBaltimore, Md. There will be no "Such conduct," Colonel Roosevelt ; f a rr packing of the Democratic convention "comes dangerously near be wrote, hall with Bhouters for candidates for treason to the whole spirit of our ing Uthe presidential nomination if the to the whole spirit ! Institutions, Joint plans agreed upon ly the Baltidemocratic free government. more committee and the national committee prove effective. Through Kentucky In Taft Column. I the distribution of the t'ckets to the Chicago. Despite frantic efforts ol delegatons by the arrangement comthe Roosevelt leaders to keep the mittee, the day before the first day's Roosevelt members of the Republic!! A session and a careful allotment of national committee In line for th seats by the local committee, it 13 .V. i Roosevelt contestants from Kentucky, expected shouters can be kept away the Taft forces again swept every from the proceedings. thing before them at Tuesdays sion of the committee. In the coLongworth Will be There. tb ntest over the delegatea-at-largChicago. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore l Taft men a yote weer seated by Roosevelt, Jr., and Congressman and Bog thirty-eigh- t T. to eleven. Alfred Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. will lie ers, Senator La Follette's personil among the visitors to the Republican committeeman from Wisconsin, voted national convention. Reservat'ons with the Taft men. have been made for them at a Michigan avenue hotel and it is expected Girl Ends Long Journa they will be dally visitors at the ColiAtlantic City, N. ' J. Miss seum to observe the struggle of Col onel Roosevelt for the nomination. Claire, the girl from Wyomlni pleted her 10,000-mll- e borsebac Issues Call to Democrats. ney here late Sunday arterno New York. Norman E. Mack terlng the surf astride her m chairman of the Democratic national "Bud," at Tennessee avenue, committee, on Monday issued a call thousands watched her froi for a meeting in Baltimore June 20 of board walk. She has been on ti Colonel Lyon, probablo chairman of the since September 10, 1910, wh bou he Coliseum in the Texas delegation, Is a warm sup- loot arrangements committee to so the temporary chairman of the Is busier these left her home at Sheridan, Wy of Colonel Roosevelt la and on porter days than Colonel convention The selection will be In to tho ground ehairm,n of tho commit- - her at the finish was "Dixie." atiltt teeWorTl!0 the fight over placed for ratification before the na mastiff, that trotted behind her contested delegations. 7at,'rTflemnt of th Republic-a- n the tional committee on June 24. convention. entire trip. Death Sentence Commuted. Now Has Steering Committee. Refuses Ruef Parole. Tariff Board Fund Refused. Boston. The sentence of Mrs. Lena Chicago. A Taft "steering" comCusumano of Hull, condemned to die mittee to take Washington. house on Saul' I" charge of the presi- apSaSnfln Cal;Abralam Ruefs day voted 72 The this week for the murder of her hus- dent's to 47 not to Include parole, backed by a pc ti on in campaign from the was Fremont commuted to one of connection with band, Frank, sundry civil appropriations Older, Wilthe money necessary to coni lu life Imprisonment by the executive liam B. McKinley,Representative director of nathe s denied council on Wednesday. Saturday by the smte President Taft's tariff board dllllu tional Taft bureau, has been ap- hoard of J prison directors the coming fiscal year. pointed. Sutherland Talks to Inspectors. Loses Wife and Babies. Bandits Attack Mining Camp. Senator Washington. Sutherland Democrats Getting Ready. . camp of Utah on Wednesday delivered an -Guudulajara, Baltimore. All preparations for the lor, or bm the Cinco Minas Mex. Thecompany. address on workmens compensation entertainment of the Mining 1,099 deelgates to New York before the International Association the V corporation, wai Hll, national Democratic convention of Factory Inspectors, who are hold- have been by bu milts who were repulsed sit completed and the first of a fight In which two were klUe'l sn ing their annual convention. the oresidential boomers are arriving. tllroUBh hole Sum, ij- seviul mi emit side wounded. bw-m- t: x A , o Ac anti-negr- Vice-Preside- r - ty V lv e Chi-cag- o n s" s; 11 I ! SfcSHA Intervals, the Ground In Places Being Covered From Thf!? to Four Feet With Ashe. - !. ! gome bemeel d il I |