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Show I THE TOOELE TIMES NEWS OF WEEK IN A C. T. STONEY. Publish Toon r. - CONDENSED utah FORM Jack London, the author, is said to INVASION RUSSIAN FEARS to be distributing about Long Beach and southern California circulars advising the young men of that section of the state not to Join the national Chinese Entertain the Belief That guard. SIXTY-FIRSRussia Will Find Pretense for OcADCONGRESS The spectacle was witnessed in the criminal court in Baltimore on WedJOURNS WITHOUT SETTLING cupying Manchuria. IMPORTANT BUSINESS. nesday of a white man, who had brutally beaten his wife, pleading for mercy when he heard the sentence of Pekin. The fear of Russian agfive lashe3 at the whipping post and Is increasing here. Reports gression Within an Hour After Closing SesImprisonment. in Russian newspapers and published sion Call Is Issued for Congress What appears to be the last hope of In Pekin papers greatly exreprinted Abraham Ruef, political boss of San to Meet in Special Session on aggerate the dangers from the plague. Francisco the Fourth of April. during the regime of Many of the higher class Chinese Mayor Eugene Schmitz, of escapin fear a campaign designed to alarm his sentence of fourteen years in San Europe and justify military occupaQuentin, was dissipated Tuesday tion. Dispatches from Harbin say The Sixty-firs- t con Washington. when the state supreme court vacated heedless of one of the most im- Russian military circles are advocatgress, its recent order granting Ruef a reportant legislative tasks set before It, ing occupation. hearing. The Vaidivostok newspaper print came to an end shortly after noon The supreme court of Nebraska iswarning of the danger of a boxer upsued an order of injunction against Saturday. Within the hour following Presi- rising, but the Chinese government the Union Pacific and the Chicago, Taft had issued a proclamation practically denies the possibility of dent Burlington & Quincy railroad comthe new congress to meet in such a thing, declaring the entire calling panies, prohibiting the sale of intoxisession at noon, on country is under control. extraordinary cants on trains. The measures taken to combat the 4. He will then subTuesday, April WASHINGTON mit for ratification to a house over- plague beyond Harbin are not yet satPresident Taft haa signed the bill whelmingly Democratic, and to a sen- isfactory to the Russian government, retiring Captain Peary with the rank ate barely Republican, the Chireciprocity and the frontier is still closed to of rear admiral, giving him the thanks nese. with Canada. McCall The agreement of congress and assuring him a salOutbreaks In Manchuria are anticithat agreement Into ary of $6,000 a year to date from on met pated the owing to the distress occapassed by house, April 6, 1909, on w'hich date he sioned at the of hands by the long stoppage of transthe old Saturday, reached the north pole. the death freely predicted portation and the consequent Intersenate, An investigation into existing con- for it. ference with trade. Agitators, probditions in Alaska is to be made in affiliated with the boxers, are reThe tariff ably board permanent bill, the coming summer by a joint com- forced to Its passage through a re- ported to be rousing the superstitious mittee of congress, composed of five luctant senate at 6:30 oclock Satur- natives, but the government, with the senators and five members of the day morning, was hurried over to the aid of the police, is limiting their house of representatives. Proclamations sphere of activity. house, there to be Senator William Warner of Mis- Democratic filibuster. strangled by also are being issued explaining the nature of the plague and the meassouri, whose term expired Saturday Congress provided funds to continue ures that must be observed to prewas appointed by the president to be the work of the temporary tariff vent its spread. civilian member of the board of or- board for another year. dinance and vice fortifications, It was at the request of the DemoSUPPLIES FOR THE STARVING. Thomas J. Hendricks, deceased. crats of the house and senate that Complete exoneration of officers oi President Taft fixed the date of the Transport Sails From Seattle for the Philippine islands government of extra session on April 4. China, Loaded With Provisions for all charges Of iregllarlties, or improThere is little doubt now that the Famine Sufferers. prieties ill connection with the admin- Democrats of the house will underWash. The United States Seattle istration, sales or leases of lands in take to revise at least two or three army transport Buford, loaded with the Philippines is made in the majori- of the schedules of the Payne-AIdric- h for the famine sufferers in ty report of the house committee on tariff act, and there is every reason provision north China, sailed Sunday for insular affairs. faalso to believe the bills will be flying pennants of the National Manuel L. Queson, resident com- vorably received in tbe new senate. Red Cross, the Christian Herald of missioner How long the extra session will last New York and the Seattle Commercial of the Philippines in Washington, presented to the house Is problematical. While the new con- club. The last available cargo space on Thursday a cablegram from the gress may promptly ratify the recip was filled late Saturday night when 400 some Democrats Philippine) assembly petitioning con- rocity agreement, bags of rice, purchased with a contrigress to recognize immediately the are in favor of withholding confirma- bution of $10,000 telegraphed from tion until two or three new tariff Reading, Pa., were stowed away by independence of the islands. If tariff difThe Heyburn amendment to the schedules are ready. longshoremen, who loaded the relief agricultural appropriation bill, which ferences should arise between the ship free of charge. The cargo of the was designed to eliminate about new house and the senate the sesBuford, valued at $30,000 and contribof the national forestry reser- sion unquestionably would be a long uted and citizens by organizations vations, was stricken from the bill one. from all parts of the United States, in conference on Thursday. The old congress ended amid scenes will keep 30,000 starving Chinese of extraordinary excitement and un- alive until the new corps are ready FOREIGN certainty. In the house the disorder for harvest next June. Jh,!.C!a.r of,Russla ha3 announced ip the closlng hours, when hiS Intention to complete his gitud-father- s the ruccessful filibuster against the BAILEY TENDERS RESIGNATION. work for the emancipation ol tariff board bill was in progress, bethe serfs by transferring the peasants came almost a riot. Texas Senator Reconsiders Action, into economically strong land ownRetiring Speaker Cannon was euloHowever, and Will Remain in ers. gized by Champ Clark, who will be Senate. The earl of Dudley, governor gen- the text speaker of the house, Mr. Senator Joseph W. Clarl Cannon Washington. characterizing Speaker eral and commander in chief of the as a great historical character, and Bailey added to the excitement and of Australia since endfi commonwealth ' his remarks with the declara- episodes surrounding the adjournment April, 15D8, will retire in June and will tion lat we all wish for the retiring of the Sixty-firs- t Congress on Saturbe succeeded by Lord Denman, promi- speal r peace, plenty, prosperity, day by resigning his office as senator nent Liberal peer. happ less and length of days. from the state of Texas and a few M. Pichon, foreign minister in the hours later withdrawing his resignaWi AT CONGRESS ACHIEVED. late cabinet of M. Briand, responding tion. Angered by the atmuae of his to a toast at a luncheon given in Some of the Positive Results of the Democratic colleagues in favoring the Paris, Saturday, in his honor by Amerresolution approving the new constiSixty-firs- t Session. ican and British correspondents, retution of Arizona, to whose radical some ar ferred to the community of good will Washington. Following features Mr. Bailey has voiced his between the Unitea States, Great of tha positive results of the Sixty-firs- t he wrote his resigsation opposition, Britain and France. cpngress: to the took and it with Provision of $3,000,000 for the Owing to sensational scenes followthe that he announce it to request Proof the canal. Panama of harem skirts, the ing the display the senate. new fad has become the subject of vision jfor two new battleships. Mr. Sherman declined. Senator Baof the judicial code repolice activity in Berlin. as most Important for the con, importuned in like manner to angarded, Twenty-on- e persons were trampled amelioration of the laws delay. Crea-tio- nounce it, took a similar position. to death at Sha Yang, China, when a oft forest reserves in the southThereupon the Texan telegraphed it horde of starving Chinese fought for ern Appalachian and White moun- to Governor Colquit of Texas, who the food which missionaries were at- tains. Provision for the construction promptly refused to accept it of embassy and legation buildings tempting to distribute. Calls Caucus of Democrats. requiring the inPremier Asquith has started in to abroad. ofProvision locomotive boilers. CreatIn accordance vlth spection Washington. even up the political complexion of Robert E. Peary a rear admiral plans made at an informal conferthe upper house in the English par- ing on the retired list of the navy and ence of Democratic members of the liament, and the first new peer to be formally tendering thanks of congress new house of representatives Iasi created is his brother-in-law- , Sir Ed- to him. Creating a committee of five week Representative Clayton of Alaward Priaulax-Tennanwhose eleva senators and five representatives to bama on Saturday Issued a call for a tion was announced. investigate conditions in Alaska. caucus for Monday, April 3. The responsibility for permitting Probing Employers Liability, RESCUED FROM FIERY FURNACE. Gen. Navarro to arrive at Ciudad Washington. Senator Sutherland of Juarez has been placed by the rebels Utah has been oppointed a member of Persons Narrowly Escape upon Captain Bustillos, a minor the commission authorized by conin Burning Building in chief, who has paid for his alleged gress for te purpose of making a Minneapolis. negligence or incompetency with his thorough Investigation of the subject Minneapolis, Minn. One of the life, having been executed by orders of employees liability and workmen's most disastrous fires this city has of Genra Orozco. compensation. ever known destroyed the Syndicate It. is expected that Baron Vincenzo Paterno, the lieutenant who stabbed Cholera Continues to Scare Hawaiians block on Nicollet avenue,on betweem Honolulu It is believed that the Fifth and Sixth streets Sunday Princess Guilia Trigona di Sant Elia, to Queen Helena of territorial 1'gislature, which Is now in The total loss is estimated at $1,000, 000 and it is possible that two lives Italy, to death, will live to answer session, wil ask the federal govern- were t to ke ment for his crime. charge of the cholera been lost, although this has not yet definitely determined. Twelve The thirteenth case in the out- situation h Honolulu. were rescued from the upper persons break of cholera in Honolulu was re Banker BitKlow Released From Prison of the building, while the stories Indications arc ported Thursday. Leavennerth, Kan. Frank G. Bige- flames were roaring around them. that the disease is widely scattered, the Slwaukee banker convicted Some of these sustained slight injurlow, the last cases appearing in different misuse of funds of the First ies, but none was seriously hurt. The the of of the city. portions bink there, of which he was orgin of the fire is unknown. National A band of 250 insurrectos, com manded by Geenral Jose La Luce president, fas released from the fedAvenged Attack on Daughter. eral penitthtiary Saturday. Blanco, advanced Thursday upon Olka. Following an al Shawnee, Taft fvill Make Trip South. Tigre camp; where there are many silleged assault on his daughter, Mrs ver mines, and captured the place. Washinfoi l. In. the months Inte- Lydia Woods, Saturday evening, J. C. The rebels made a rich haul in arms rim hetwn Williams of McLoud shot Lee Brown, closing and the getting between seventy and 10 semblin; s extra session a negro, while in custody of two depr rifles and upward of 50, to spend several uty sheriffs at the McLoud depot dent Taft 000 rounds of high power ammuni weeks in ie south, most of it in rest- - waiting for a train, early Sunday tion. ing. hiornlng. ( Famine and plague are sweeping in Hayti. of Terror Reii in Wreck. Thirty Injured over China. The known deaths num Cape ijytien, Hayti. This city is her 30,000, and according to the ofPittsburg. Thirty passengers were ficial statistics the death rate from experienepg a reign of terror ap- - injured, three seriously, when a large the plague averages 200 daily. But proachinpi that of 190S, when citizens electric car on the Charleroi division officials have little knowledge of con suspected of disloyalty to President of the Pittsburg Railways company ditions In the interior or are not per- Nord Alins were taken from their left the track at Castle Shannon, a homes aS night and shot. suburb, and turned over. mitting the facts to be known. The Zabaialskaya Nov, a Russian Colfax's Widow Dead. Hilles Succeeds Norton, paper published at Chita, says it is On the Ind Southllend, Official Washington. announcelikely that Russia will shortly take ment was made on Sunday that of her husband's ampersary annex to northern steps Manchuria, as vice pres. dent of the Charles D. Hilles, assistant secretary because of a reputed intention of Ja , States of the treasury. Is to succeed Charles Mrs. Elia Y.'ade United pan to secure southern Manchuria w ijow cf the late Scbn- -' r Col D. Norton as secretary to tv presinext year. dent April 4. ax, d.f at her home here Sit-- c, T Next June we all may long for the balmy days of January. Possibly the pet In the cat show would enjoy more keenly life In the alley. Some people can find a typographical error who never find an idea of their own. We have yet to discover an egg that has been improved by the cold storage treatment. "Gaseous Imbecility has taken its place In the hall of fami beside "Innocuous desuetude. Higher education, too, has its dangers. An Illinois girl started for college, but got married on the way. OF THE IMPORTANT EVENTS TOLD IN BRIEFEST MANNER POSSIBLE. RECORD Happenings That Are Making History Information Gathered from All Quarters of ths Globe and Given in a Few Lines. INTERMOUNTAIN Frederick A. Cook, in an interview in Salt Lake City, charged Commander Robert E. Peary with immorality and inhumanity in the for north; Dr. scored Colonel Theodore Roosevelt for with Peary, and teamingwound up an unusually bitter arraignin to is have opera grand Chicago ment by accusing Peary of various viEnglish next season. If Chief Stew- olations of various commandments, in ard has his way it will also have it in addition to almost every phase of proclothing. fessional ethics. A senatorial deadlock which began In the Boston high schools 3,000 with the opening of the Montana legcommercial are the girls taking course. The boys will have to go west islative assembly, was broken in Its closing hours on Thursday by the seor south. lection of Henry L. Myers, a promiA Denver surgeon was stricken with nent lawyer, as successor to Thomas appendicitis while operating on a pa- M. Carter. tient for that disease. Maybe it is Shipments of flour from Puget sound to the orient during February catching, after all. broke all previous records, aggregatThat Jersey architect who failed to ing 263,688 barrels. Flour men state provide a stairway for a new school-hous- e that the months shipments even exmust have realized that this is ceeded those of the boom days of the age of aviation. 1907. Officers of the Spokane Clearing Three and a half Unions was the House association are promoting a value of the foreign trade of the national movement to erect a fitting United States last year. Pretty big memorial in Washington, D. C., to country this, isnt it? Salmon P. Chase, founder of the national banking system, who was govRussia affords a big market for ernor of Ohio, secretary of the UnitAmerican typewriters. To Judge from ed States senator from Ohio treasury, the cartoons we see, Russia is not a and later chief of the United justice for American safety States big market court during his notsupreme razors. able career. DOMESTIC There is a powerful movement in George Anderson, alias "Old Bill Tavor of grand opera in English, deMinor, was given a prison sentence of spite the fact that such productions tend to discourage the elegant art of twenty years and George Hanford and Charles Hunter sentences of fifteen conversation. years each at Gamsville, Ga., for alleged complicity in the robbery of an A Boston spinster wants a tax on bachelors. But surely she express car on a Southern Railway would not have any man value her so passenger train near White Sulphur cheaply that he would marry her to Springs recently. save a paltry five. The second strike of United States Epress company drivers and helpers Harvard astronomers have discovwithin aiyear, called unexpectedly on ered a new star, but as said star Is Friday, was settled during the day, not one of the football variety, the Loth sides making concessions. discovery is not making much of a That gold in paying quantities lies hit with the students. mixed In the dirt beneath the old Southern Pacific arcade depot In the . "Chicago is a burglars paradise, of the east side business district heart says a Jurist who is in a position to of Los Angeles Is the belief of Mrs. Aside from that and a few know. Margaret Hunter, who has field a noother defects it is a good place to live tice of a placer location on the twenin if one Isnt particular. ty acres of railroad terminal property. Asbury Spicer, a Hargis clansman, Europe has now definitely decided led a jail delivery at Jackson, Ky This Insane. was may Tolstoi that three other prisoners escaped with lita as though be true, but it seems tle more of that sort of insanity Spicer, whose appeal from a conviction from murder is now pending in wouldnt hurt Europe any. the state courts. of Disappointed because she did not fashion wearing tight If the trousers and padless coats comes into receive $200 loaned to a friend in days, Mrs. Josegeneral use we know a great many more prosperous supposedly brawny men who will phine W. Quirles, aged 37, said to be a daughter of the late Davis H. dwindle woefully in appearance. Waite, former governor of Colorado, Many readers of newspapers have committed suicide at Los Angeles by inhaling gas. wondered at the meaning of those words found at the end of Only the interference of the state stories: attoruey disappearance mysterious general at Chattanooga, Detectives have been assigned to the Tenn., prevented the marriage in jail case. of Dr. John W. Sherman, held without bail for killing his brother-ilaw, At any rate the Chicago woman who and Miss Cleo D. Lucas. said she rode all night on street cars Neighbors who discovered the home to cure a headache has invented a of James Hyatt, aged 80, six miles who are from Penn, N. Y., on fire, found good excuse for persons prone to stay out until the wee sma Hyatt's charred bones in the ruins. hours. It is believed he was murdered. It 13 reported that Charles D. NorA New York woman says she lost whose resignation as secretary to ton, her respect for her husband when she President Taft has been announced, caught him with five aces in his hand. will become of the First She is perfectly right. A man who National bank in New Yoik City, sucallows himself to be caught that way ceeding Thomas W. Lamont, who deserves no respect. withdrew to enter the firm of J. P. & Co. If that Buffalo man who would not Morgan double tracking of the the That to an bill agent give up a counterfeit lines of the Southern of the government were to get the full penalty of $100 and a years im- Pacific and Union Pacific railways in time for the opprisonment he might think he had will be completed internaening of the Panama-Pacificommitted some real crime. tional exposition, was the statement We have it from a German eco- made in San Francisco by President nomist that American women will Robert S. Lovett of the llarriman soon be forced to labor on farms like lines. men. Here we have an outlet for The Democratic party of Michigan tl e surplus energy of those fair dam- met in state convention at Mussels who sek careers in preference kegon, on Wednesday, with the largto husbands. est number of delegates in attendance present at any Democratic A examination of a spring convention in several years. Missouri lady who had a mania for John Mitchell, former president of heavv diet resulted in the discovery United Mine Workers of America the of 1,440 senarate articles of hardware and recently chairman of the trade in ler little inside. If there is any of the National truth in theosophy the lady was either agreement department has made Civic public his Federation, a goat or an ostiich in her previous resignation of his office and member-chiexistence. in the latter. Most of those who tell about rearing Edgar Stribling, ior five years a family and saving money on $1,000 a chief of police of Danville, Va., under year do not have to and hence are bet- the name of R. E. Morris, has been ter able to theorize in the abstract. arrested as an escaped murderer from the prison in Harris county, Ga. A florist in New Jersey turns his The Wets gained several of the hennery into a summer garden with larger cltie3 of Indiana that previousall sorts of flowers and is getting ly had been on the "dry side in local eggs of delicate flavor and various option elections in fourteen counties tints, violet, rose and carnation flavors of the state on huesday. being in the lead. A hen garden of Forty persons attending the funeral this kind might be a handsome and services of Henry Gussman at Erie, useful addition to a combination clubwere precipitated to the basehouse for the Ananias members and Pa., ment when the floor collapsed. 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