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Show I THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE. UTAH !K TIDAL WAVE CAUSES FRENCH EDITOR OF IDLE BEN i An ostrich farm,, with from th-r- to forty birds, will probably be one t the attractions In Salt Lake tor t 21 ists this summer. and of Arsenal Charged That Capture WashingtonGardner, command Rush on National Capital Was of the Grand Army of the . Planned!) r Kelley. T IT THE UTAH BUDGET THE OBJECT - ' TWO RUSSIAN TOWNS INUNDATFROM SEA ED EfV WATER DURING HURRICANE. MEMBER OF A CABINET ENTERS OFFICE AND RIDDLES BODY WITH BULLETS, ' jall Long Continued Tragedy Result c Attack Upon Minister of Finance and the Publication of Love Letters. Paris Gaston Calmette, the brilliant editor of Figaro, paid tin p nalty just after midnight Monday morning of the unwritten French law' which forbids that the honor of a woman shall be dragged intoa public controversy. He was assassinated, his body Hen riddled with bullets by Mmc rletta CallauX, wife yf Joseph Call whj lam, minister of finance, has been the object of bitter personal attacks published in Figaro and signed by Calmette. He died at 12.115 Monday morning. hen-th- ,, nre Kuban. More than CASH SECURED TO GUILD GOVERNMENT OWNED HOLD feud had held The the attention of Paris for a long time. The Flgaroedltor repeatedly actus d the finance minister of political, corruption The feud reached Its climax Figaro published the contents of love letters that wrote to his present wife In 1901 before they were married, and when she was the wife of Leo 'Claretle, the literary critic of the Figaro. After the shooting Mine. Calliaux was arrested. She teemed perfectly cal m and said, when the police questioned her: "I wanted to wound Monsieur Calmette;.! didnt mean to kill him, she said in level, unemotional tones regret my act and shall be greatly pleased when he Is out of danger. All I wanted was to give him a lesson. last-weak- e Ekaterlnodar, Russia More than In 1,000 persons perished Saturday the inundation of the towni of nltza and Achtyrska by--a tidal wave from the Sea of Azov. The wave struck the towns during a violent hur rlcane which swept the province of Callaux-Calmett- e . of Water Pours Down Over Fer-tilCountry, Causing Buildinge to Collapse and Taking a Terrlble Toll of Lives. FOR ALASKA IS ASSURED RAILROAD TO SALT LAKE President Wilson 8ign Bill Which Arrangements Completed for FinancAuthorizes Expenditurs of Thirty-fiving the Moffatt Road From Craig, Millions for Railway. Colorado, to Utah Capital. e e Cal-lau- Washington. President Wilson on Thursday extended what he termed the hand of real helpfulness and when he brotherhood to Alaska, signed thw biiri8m.ftinrihe ypeir diture of 135.000.000 for the ernment owned railway constructed by the United States. Secretary Lane, a group of senators and representatives and members of ths Seattle chamber of commerce stood beside the president as he affixed his signature to tb act which passed both bouses of congress by substantial majorities. The president was in a happy mood as he signed, and in laying one souvenir pen aside to use another smilingly remarked: 1U change engines. When the bill had been signed the president made a brief speech. Secretary Lane immediately afterward had a long talk with the president about the selection of engineers for the task. Although Colonel Got thals had been mentioned for the work It Is unlikely that he will be through with the Panama canal in time for thejresenL. undertakln which Mr, Lane intends to get into operation at once. The beginning of the project will signalize a new method of government, a stimulus of opening of virgin territory, a contrast to the government, bounties and guarantee of bonds which in the pioneer days of the west were used by the federal government to encourage railroads. magljl-"Tral- for Colo Arrangements the building of the Denver Salt Lake railroad from Craig, Denver, financing & Sacramento, Cal. in a remarkable report communicated to the war department in Washington, Adjutant General Forbes' of the' National Guard of California has given official an alleged plah,of Gem eral Charles Kelley's unemployed army to seize the federal arsenal at Rock Island, 111., in order to'equip an army of 500,000 men with arms and ammunition for a revolution against the government. , General Forbes report is based to him by Lieutenant upon one Franklin Grimes of a Sacramento company of the state guard, who joined Kelleys army as a hobo some days ago, while acting as a ?y on behalf of his chief. Lieutenant Grimes, with a wealth of detail, related how he had gained the Confidence of the leaders of the unemployed, who divulged to him their plan for capturing the Xnited States arsenal. There w as to be a gathe'lng of many according to armies at Chicago, Grimes, the men reaching that city as best they might. The leaders, according to the militia spy, believed they at Chicago. could assemble 50,000 would atIn force, they Then, moving arIsland tack and capture the Rock senal. ' Railroads out of Chicago would be commandeered, said the lieutenant, were 150 persons also drowned In floods in Yazenkaja, town of A dam collapsed In the on Taman penthe situated Temryuk, miles northwest insula ninety-eigh- t of this city, flooding the greater part of the city and drowning many .persons. away 380 The sea washed in Achtyrskaja. buildings Temryuk Is a historic town, with a population of 16,000.' it once was the seat of the Turkish fortress Adass, The province of Kuban, in which the stricken towns are located, is in southern Russia and has coast lines on both the Black sea and the Sea ct Azov. The population of the province aggregates about 2,000,000 persons, of w hom t wo-- f ths areC o sa a c ks .The country is extremely fertile and ex tensively used in the culture of grain. Cattle breeding also is conducted on a large scale. fl Newinan Erb prMldent of the com rlp to durlng w- - recent Europe, according to President Jesse E. Fleming of the Moffat tunnel commission, who has Just returned from EARTHQUAKE DE8TROYS VILLAGE public, was & guest of Utah veter. Vs during the paBt week. J. F. Williams.li miner belonging union at J Bingham. by a train near w Arizona, and Instantly killed. The state high school de1 league will be opehed'early' in Ap and all seebndary Institutions haw ready been entered for particq ation Armed with an automatic p.huj lone highwayman boarded a in Salt Lake, Friday night, aud he d J, and robbed Conducto- r- F. j j(ddn the-mine- rs l4 wn run-do- strt , of $20. Large forests of aspen,. suflui nt r supply Utah with paper for hfty comprise one of the least kmiwn.u wonderful resources' of the Ci. country of Utah: ' Ducky Holmes, manager of t, Butte baseball team of the Union sociation, was In Provo last week dm! arranged to bring the Butte tta..i down for its spring training. While at their work at the Svhtr King Coalition mine at Park City, j0 Besley and Nick Usellic were pamtul ly, though not seriously injured, u the premature explosion of a blast Due to the efforts of Congressman Howell, the house has approved an dp propriatlon of $5,000 to operate a lap oratory at SalL Lake to investigate the malady among the ducks in I tab At a meeting attended by nearl fifty of the prominent fruit growers et . &nd''thennempioyed'Tsrce;wen'Afifi Ogden branch of the Utah ed, would be rushed toward Washington, where It would at once have the ers association Fruit federal government at its mercy. There would, then spread a nationwide rebellion of working men against employers of labor, which would depose all civil and military authorities and install the army's leaders as supreme. GrimeB declared his Informant asserted the movement was being conand that Kelducted "from small unit of one leys force was but the whole. Grow was launched week. last " Otto Johnson met with a severe xe cident at Qrantsville. While uuloau lng pipe from a wagon, five pieces, New York. which were fastenea together, fell across his neck and shoulders, break Fleming had a conference with Erb Man Casualties Reported, and Hun dreds of Homes Destroyed. in New York and was told by the lat ing his collar bone. i ter that work on the railroad extenToklo. A serious earthquake oc IMPOSSIBLE TO CONVICT WOMAN. A great statue of an Indian chision will begin simultaneously with curred Sunday In , the prefecture of t as a sign.-with his hand construction of (tie tunnel. The estl Akita, island of Hondo. A number Thirteen Wives Accussd of Murdering peace may adorn the grounds oi the mated cost of building the road to of persons in the city of Akita were Husband Acquitted In Chicago state capitol, if the suggestion of Gov Salt Lake Is $15, 000,000. killed and many houses destroyed, in In Throe Years. ernor William Spry to the Utah Peace The tunnel commission will probably the village of Kowakubl, which was society is acted upon. The manner In .which Chicago. at once pre mined, there were many casualties. to decide start engineers PATRIOTIC. ARE W. S- Simkins, pioneer brick manu UTAHNS murder women who have committed paring plans and specifications for the The volcano Asama-Yamninety facturer of Utah, died March 14 at In Cook county have .been able to estunnel Immediately without waiting miles northwest of Toklo, is in erup- Commander-in-Chle- f of Grand Army Salt Lake. About half a century cape punUhment has become a scan for a supremo court decision in the tion. of Praise. Words asserted Mr. Simkins started a brickyaid near Speaks dal. States Attorney Hoyne Lord taxpayers' suit. Applications for Sixty bodies were found In the basin General Washing- Murray. Later he made brick at Foit Salt City. lake Monday In a statement issued on the positions in connection with the bor- of the Omono river, where 320 houses ton Oatdner, comamnder-In-chie- f of Douglas and also in Kaysville. heels of a motion by his office to ing of the Moffat tunnel already have were destroyed. The village of M!rs. the of case Republic, Grand the who K. Tatematsu, the Japanese Augusta the Army against drop been received by the commission from was burned. stood upright Monday afternoon in an killed a fellow countryman at KenilDiet, accused of murdering her hu engineers Jn the United States, CanAs a result of the earthquake a copband. ' Impromptu reviewing stand in front worth several weeks ago, pleaded guilada, Alaska. Mexico and even In South per mine at Tsunmdato collapsed. The of the Hotel Utah and returned the ty to murder in the second degree and Twp women were acquitted here of America. fate of the 300 workmen in the mine saluations of more than 8,000 school was sentenced to thirty years in the murder charges last week, making a is unknown. children of Salt Lake, who inarched penitentiary. He is 27 years of age. record of thirteen acquittals in three RANGERS GUARDING BORDER. Simultaneous with the earthquake by. Preceding the children were auyears, and only one convlctlqn. In the near future Manti will have Protect Citizens Against Cattle came terrific explosions ana the burst- , tomobiles carrying more than 100 fel- one of the best hotels Bouth ef Salt ing of flames from the volcano Mother Jones Deflfs Authorities low veterans of the war of the states, Lake, the building to cost $30,00 . Thieves which terrified the inhablUfnts. who other achiiies with state, city, Stock to the amount of $10,600 has and Denver, Colo. Mother Jones, Austin, Texas The eqjlre force of school and military officials. General been subscribed by local men, the bal114. has been held by the military author Dies at Age of Texas rangers, totaling at present only visited eleven ance to be taken up by outside capittes at Tellurlde for some time, was said he-h- ad Gardner refifteen mounted meuwaajssigned to .Pensacola, Fla Isaac Cooley,the but on but in none ital. to Denver Monday, on tour, the states shtpped present Sundied 114 be years old, duty ou the 800 miles of Texas Mext puted to a spirit such shown been there aged woman who Is always In (h had After being out thirty-sihours, the can border with the arrival of two day morning in his home in Escambia thickest of the fight when a strike .is Utah. as in of patriotism in was born He of case in Florida. the Jones, In Gwillym county, jury i at Texas, angers Raymondville, on, says she will return to the strlk' Rebels Had Enbugh Fighting. clerk' of Carbon county, charged respouse to an appeal from citizens South Carolina and had more than ATT ACKFEPEAtr PROPOSAL district. She said: "I fully expect tr Panama. Details of the recapture' there for 100 with grandchildren. embezzlement, reported (hat - n protection against cattle be arosted and put back In prison as of Esmeraldas. Ecuador, by General could reach no unanimous decisidb, Repeal and thieves Proposed Oppose desperadoes. Republicans soon as I reach the strike zone, but Leonidas SENATOR W. J. STONE Plaza, president of The Ecand was discharged. A new trial will Clause. made B. O. of Toll Governor Exemption public Colquitt can make nor no governor president be ordered. uador, show that the rebels quietly Two Republicans. the abandon my constitutional rights stole away from the town without a long list of Texas border troubles .Washington. March 20 has been designated as fly more ou for which his California power appeals as a citizen of the United States to go fighting Representatives Kahn and the summer's campaign day to protect the boundary have been ( and Moore of Pennsylvania, took the where I please. So long as I live, I the deadly house fly will be Inagainst nature the which explain floor in the house on Tuesday to opshall refuse to submit to military desCaptain and Four Sailors Drowned. based and In formal manner. Trap activities. pose the proposed repeal of the toll augurated potism. London. The Swedish bark Trtfol of the the adopted for the fly, slogan caPanama of the clause exemption ium was driven ashore on Land s End will be given all possible Has Wilson's Approval. Prjests Put to Death. nal act, although general debate on campaign, " and Captain Olmen night, Saturday publicity. have Five a New Orleans to President Is not Wilson, priests begin this question' Washington expected Six and four sailors were drpwned. Woolgrowers of Utah are advised been slain by rebels in the Mexican a conference Monday night wlllx the members of the crew were saved. until Saturday. Both speakers atnot to be too hasty in disposing of November since on of subcommittee state house Tumaullpas tacked the administrations foreign Judiciary season's clip in a telegram retheir a 13 last, three are held for ransom, trusts, put the stamp of administrapolicy generally and held that the SENATOR G. W, NORRIS ceived caburne'd a by C. B. Stewart, secretary of and of been convent has the tion approval ou the substance exemption of American coastwise thd Utah ' Woolgrowers association, ThedraFand. A smaller eburclMooted. four bills to amend the anti trust-l'shipping' from canal tolls was not la from the National Wool, Warehouse ..& w according to two Catholic priests, of the Violation & company. Storage and Madina' Moreno Jose final form. Father in a practically treaty. Business principles applied tol the Father Raynum Gonzales, who arrived Heroism. Show use of water on irrigated land were Girl Lost Girl is Found. Students Texas here Sunday from Brownsville, as a cure for waste of water In from discidriven 5 been had urged Perfect Mass. said Both the Utah. Garfield, Rosy latro, they Wellesley, an address delivered Ijy Professor W. Victoria. Mexico. year-olgirl who was lost Sunday, pline, coolness and bravery on the Wr. of the Utah Agriculin McLaughlin members a and was found Monday afternoon faculty part of students O' Death Ernie Reunion. to h big meeing in the tural college In of of or back life loss Arthur the hills the v injury gully prevented any at Delta. house of union a ended rt Death meeting Chicago when College hall, the oldest of the mill, nearly five miles from her home an of Spring a Fern three brothers, two of whom had not Sanford, young burned A Japanese boy named Tsusul dmeov Wellesley college buildings, nn fron narrow seen the third in mauy years,-whe- n a had escape ville, and hundred ered her jisleep lu the suow uitder- The fifty Tuesday. KL an n off dow a them run hurled train serious . brldgo by In express injury by being the gulley. young women students, fifty instructprotecting rock aud Into the Desplaines river, killing ort and fifty maids, wereln IbeRbeds-automobBYoung Sanford was .in Herald Owner, Sick. The men were identified as them when the fire was discovered. None the street scuffling with another young Andrew Hanson. 50 ears .old, ,and T ohdo ah le s' "Gordon Fee nett, of the scores who marched In an or- man and did not notice the cay In time to escape being struck. Otto and John Hanson, twins, - aged owner of the New York Herald, is derly procession through smoke-filleThe Latter-daSaints of Price hallwas suffered so much as a I seriously iU abroad his j aeht .Lysia-tratmoved Into their $50,000 tabernacle at Suez, according to a disscratch. Murderess Dies in Jail. on March 16, the quarterly conference patch Mr Bennett Is reported to be Woman Assaults Mrs. Iamisa Llndloff, conChicago beihg held in that edifice. President suffering from a severe fever. victed ou February 28 of having poisParis. A young woman singer as- Joseph F. Smith was present and oned her son aud sentenced to twenMcCombs Declines Position. saulted Victor Augagneur, made addresses In the morning, after of the chamber of deputies, as noon and in the evening. ty jtars in the penitentiary died in N. Y. Wi lt nn F. McAlbany, the county jail Sunday nighL Mrs. he was about to open parliament on A badly decomposed body har been Combs. chairman of the Democratic V j s' IJiniluff l ad, been hpr com national SMi. found pear the charcoal oyfns at g f' 'S' o conviction awaiting the result of an ernor Glynn's offer to nominate him ' if ' Spring Glen. There were no papeis . first on the distru t pubappeal to the supreme courL, for a position on the body, but a tailor's tag on the As soon as Senator William Joel lic service commission coat makes it practically certain that v .. Militants Disturb Meeting. ' Stone of Missouri recovers from hie the body is that of Robert Jauipsso Will Pass up Governor's Meeting. A band of suffragettes Glasgow a civnnglneer, present illness he will assume the duwho disaopearep the ser- ties of chairman of the senate comDenver Secretary of- the Interior from Helptr severai months ago. Senator George W. Norris of Ne- rose in the cathedral-durinOh, Lord, mittee on foreign relations, succeed (Franklin K. l.aue will not atttnd the braska started a hot discussion In the vice Sunday and chanted. William Wright, who came to Utah Irrigation congress to be held in Den- senate by asserting that tome one had we beseech Tbee to save Emmeline Ing the late Senator Bacon. For some in 1863 with an ox team train, died ver beginning April 7. according to a stolen $200,000,000 from the stockhold Pankhurst, Helen Crawford and all time he hat been outspoken In favor aFPark City, March 9, at the age l suffering ofHntervention in Mexico, but it is letter received by the Chamber of ers cf the New York. New Haven and the tl 73, pneumonia being the cause o ebro his views. Hartford railroad tor their faith. expected he Commerce from him. death. Admiral Charged With Graft Tom Cummings, foreman of. a trackDies at Age of 115. Claims to be Dorothy Arnold. Strange Disease in Chihuahua. Vice Admiral Teklo. Tsurutarc laying gang for the Utah Railwav Dorman, 113 Liberal, Douglas. Arizona A strange dis Los Angeles, Cal A oung woman of naval construe company, was held up at Helper on in Inspector Cholera Matsuo, years old. died Monday.? Jlej-ervewho has been living here for more ease.aomew hat resembling March 16. When he refused to put In both the Mexican war and the than two vears under the name of the speedy death of its victims, is re- tion on the reserve, was arrested Suu with his hands be was shot dowrn by in up complicity alleg' Civil war. Fanil y showed; hll.i Evens Sundhy that she ported raging at Jeeori Chihuahua, a day. charged took In the naval Admiral ed expenses. aa In graft highwaymen. Three bullets bethat he was born Steuben copntj.J was really Dorothy Arnold, who dis district just freed from epidemic 50 Is old. two Effect, cf them lodging just years Matsuo &fx'ew Y'ork, January 10. 1799 appeared from New York in Decern of smallpox. neath the heart 1910 Mexicans Bring Smallpox. ber, Murdered by Rejected Suitor. Scotchman Chastises Suffraget. Utah wil oe well stocked with bass Antonio, Texas Smallr ox con San House. Mrs Tanka Passes Mass Dr. James Fall River, Devon, prison Glasgow. AgriculturL.B'1 this year, as the date fish and game j a widow, '27 years old. was dltlon In south, Texas, due to the In commissioner for Scotland, w hen atap- Washington The agricultural commissjoner plans to put In at least in her doory ard here,- The j flux ot. thousahdsorMexicans .. w.hc tacked by an Jrate milUan.t Rnffragetie propriatlon -- bill, -- carry lng$19,HiXK.-rmnrdere1,800 paira of bass spawners. He now armed with a dog whip, knocked his passed the house Saturday without murderer, who escaped, is believed , have crossed the border to escape the has 1,100 large bass, which he will is declared, have It revolution. a been have to the rejected novv assailant down with a police It ,by amendment. substantial goes pisce at once in the bass hatchery sumed serious proportions. x blow. kn iwn as Pcwll slough on Utah lake. to the senate 1 , -- the-6as- - held-alot- t, - a, ag-.- Klt-amen- o Asaraa-Yama- C I x for-me- the-raug- ers' - -- uv a d 8s e. ifJ ' a d y Vice-Preside- t j. 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