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Show V The Juab County Times ENTOMBED BY SLIDEt HANDS Jaoob Coleman. Editor and Proprietor HEPHI (Copyright. . . UTAH . . OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. :Dfstrlct. liX THE TO SUBMIT PROOFS DECLINES SEA U0.) Peary Under Contract With Publishers and Can Not Comply With Committee's Request. Commander Washington. District Were Engaged From Previous Slide Came Them Into H. Ryan. Stenographer W. L.. Cook. State Senator J. A. Hyde. State Representative Braxton Clearing Tracks Slide When Larger Down and Swept Canyon Below. In Bar-net- t. Forest Supervisor Nebo Forest Ro Vancouver, B. C. Fifty men who were engaged in clearing the Canadian Experiment Pacific tracks In Rogers Puss, at the summit of the Selkirk range, were enState Foreman Experiment Station tombed by an avalanche Saturday ttoswell. Stephen Fourteen others Injured morning. have been taken to the hospital. County. The men were a- working crew enJ. L. County Commissioners George Jonea, Martin Nlelson. gaged in clearing away a small slide which had come down early the preClerk T. VV." Vlckers. vious evening. They were working a Recorder ;Win. Burton. Treasurer-V- r. rotary engine over it when a larger Jl. G. Farkes. slide cania down and carried them to Assessor Wm. "Bailey. their death In the canyon below. Curveyor Arthur A. Miller. At first It was believed that all of L. Foote. T. Attorney the hundred men engaged were killed, England and Japan Are Found to Be In an Alliance to Sweep American Sheriff Gm? ,J. Henrlod. Shlos. Off the Seas. Superintendent of Schools George but during the early morning It was found that many had escaped, and the A. Sperry, Jr. death list Is now pluced In the vicinity Probation Officer Alvah Stout. of fifty. The accident occurred near Road Cumnvlsslouer George PASSING CF SENATOR PLATT a snowshed one mile west of Rogers' DETAILS OF pass and at the actual summit of the Superintendent County Infirmary H. li. Allred. SelUIrks. Seventy-fivper cent of the County ''Physicians Dr. W.. W. dead were white men, the remainder Sudden Dea,th of Noted Republican Bennett, Dr, J. A. Hensel. Japanese. Conductor Buckley and En- SECTION HAND Leader Who Had Been Prominent in GRAPHIC GIVES gineer Phillips of the work train headState and National Politics. OF ACCOUNT THE AVALANCHE ed by a rolary snow plow wore killed. EAST COUNTY MUNICIPAL OF-..- . AT WELLINGTON.' FICERS. POSTAL SAVINGS BANK BILL. New York. Thomas Collier Piatt, .'. NEPHI CITY. Measure Passed by the Senate on ates senator from t'nlied formerly M.. Whltmore. G. Mayor Slide Which Swept Two Trains Into New York and for many years a naStrictly Party Lines. Counclhuen James Garrett, Jr.. tional figure in Republican politics, Canyon Occurred During ..Terrific Alma Hague, Alonzo Ingram, Enoch By a vote of fifty to Washington. died at 3:43 o'clock Sunday afternoon twenty-two- , the postal savings bank Burton. W. G. Orme. Thunderstorm, and Rescuers Had in the apartment of Mr. and Mrs. Recorder Peter Soreusen. bill was passed by the senate late SatDifficulty in Getting Into Gulch. Gustuve Abi'lfl, from whom he had afternoon. As passed, the Treasurer J. II. Latimer. urday Marshal-f-W.- A. Wright. rented three rooms for the lust four Smoot amendment was Included, as Mrs. Ahele had been his also an amendment of Senator Borah. years. Night Watchman J. E. Memmott Wash. Slow progress nurse. Cummins amendment, which Is Wellington, Justice of the Peace Jacob Colo-ma- The men made the engaged by being Dr. Paul Auterbrldge. his physician, would have confined during times of excavating the bodies of the victims said that the cause of ' death Street .Supervisor Jas. B. Riches. war the investment of postal funds in in a snowslide In which of terrible the O. D. Dr. Quarantine Physician government securities, was defeated, two trains were swept from the track, chronic and acute Bright's disease. Miner. The end was startllngly sudden. An py a vote ot 18 to 40. with their loads of human freight hour before Building Inspector Enoch Burton. the senator died, his two The bill as passed gives the money and Chief 01 Fire Department N. A. order department In the postoffices of sent hurling down to the bottom of sons. Frank and Edward, with their ' hunNlelson. ', ' the country authority to accept sums Death canyon. Rotary plows and families, and his widowed son. Harry, Superintendent of Waterworks Al- of one dollar or more from depositors dreds of men are working with fever- with the lalter's daughter. Charlotte, ish from and fred Gowers. path and son, night day, and to deposit these sums In the local sidesenergy, Sherman, had left the house of the Cascades, but the work Electric Light Superintendent Is to remain where after their usual ounday visit. the money banks, seems slow. Plant T. A. Carver. terribly unless withdrawn by the president In Thomas Collier Piatt, the "easy Sexton N. C. Nlelson. Looking down from Wellington Into boss" of earlier and brighter days, case of war or other exigencies. . LEVAN TOWN. The control of the funds Is vested the gorge where tne wrecked trains was for many years not only the RePresident Board of Trustees A. 1 In a board of trustees composed of and sixty dead are ouried, nothing Is publican leader of his state, but a figJackman. ure In national politics, shoulder to the postmaster general, the secretary to be seen on the surface of the snow H. L. an Trustees Adelbert Bosh, of the treasury and the attorney gen- except broken trees, the pilot of shoulder with men of such rank and George Ftanconi, Swen li eral. The engine, portions of two electric mo- - copulation as the late Matthew Stanaggregate balance allowed Hon Malmgren. a and of plow. rotary ifragmenta to any depositor la $500, and no perof Pennsylvania. Clerk Orson Nlelson. Kd Clark, a section hand, who par- ley Quay son Is permitted to deposit more than men of were Both IntelMarshal Albert Bosh. ticipated In the early relief work at lectual attainments, exceptional Si 00 In any one month. The governboth turned and E. James Officer Health Taylor. ment is required to pay 2 per cent In- Wellington, gives a graphic account ot them, with signal success, to party terest and must exact not less than bis experience on the night when the organization. Quay died still a power; trains were swept over the chasm EAST COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS. 2'i per cent from the banks, the ex- two Into the bed of the canyon 200 feet re1 per cent being Mona John T.' Kay. Epbralm '1L tra quarter of below. He says: of N.'W. for the Ellerlson. expenses payment quired Kay. "On that nlgnt. about forty of us, Ncbo-Th-os. Booth, Edward Jones, and losses. all Americans, were asleep with our We Jones. clothes on In the bunkhouse Just SCANDAL IN HIGH LIFE. ma Hague, T. L. Foote, Nephl--above "Wellington. Suddenly I heard Hoicoe K. Urover. Levan Henry Hendrlckson, Jamei Wealthy Packer Assaults Banker a noise I can't describe and then CharWhom He Charges With Ruining lie Anderson, the section boss, rushed E. Taylor, Adalbert Bosh. Home. In. Juab Jame A. Kelly, R. C. Steph" 'Boys, for God's enson, T..T. Taylor. ake, get up;' Kansas City, Mo. Finding Jere F. he shouted, and the men sprang up. a in local millionaire I.illls. banker, the passenger OFFI- - his home when he arrived unexpect- Anderson salu that EAST COUNTY PRECINCT edly at an early hour Sunday, John trains and motors had been swept CERS. ' - r P. Cudahy, a wealthy packer and son Out 'Get out of this quick, men. or Mona.. of Mchael Cudahy. the Chicago mil- you'll be cleaned out' With that he Justice John fates. lionaire. Is alleged to have commit- ran out to tell others. ' Constable Ellas Molyneux." "It was thundering and lightning ted an assault upon the man which Health .Officer N. W. Ellerton. when we ran ouL The flahcs were g led to his arrest on a charge of Nephl.' the peace. He was released blinding and the thunder kept up an Justice J. 8. Coojier. on a $100 bond and cannot be found. awful racket. It was dark a pftca Constable Alvah Stout. IJ11U Is In St Mark's hospital. His when the lightning didn't Wind us. Health .Officer Dr. D. O. Miner. condition Is said to le critical. Cuts, We heard a faint moaning down the Levan. said to have been Inflicted with a gulch and made a break for It. There Justice Orson Nlelson. knife, are on his face, limbs, and one were only two or three little railroad arm. The cuts have been made In lanterns for light. All around Us we Constable "Richard iTi-nocriss-cros- s . fashion. If he recovers, could hear trees snapping and other Juab. We didn't he will be disfigured for life. It Is slides tumbling , down. C. Stephenson. JusUcer-I-l. knots how big Uiey were, but we averred by physicians. Oonstabi'w Robert MemmotL stumbled and rolled down Into the Enginemen and Firemen Want In- gnlley where we could hear the cries. NEPHI COMMERCIAL CLUB. "Some had graboed up what axes crease. I Meet first and third Tuesdays New York. The Brotherhood of Ixc there were when they flint ran out, rerr month at the club parlor eomoilve Firemen and Enginomen of and then the lanterns showed a ro of hole la the Hint building. Visiting mem- the thirty-tweastern railroads have hands berkoning 1n every little bers of neighboring commercial clubs iit,mlted to the General and opening In the roar-he-. We HON. THOMAS C. PLATT. M.anaeers cordially welcomed. outstarted the between chopping a tftftoHatlon formal demand an for R. R. Orover, President. to lake Piatt outlived his lime and felt himIn This demand is sim- stretched hands and so T. IL Burton, Financial Secretary. . i self in late years out of touch with ilar to that presented to the name them out. Dennis Wood, Corresponding Secr arid the moving spirit of events. "We worked had ail hard day last roads Dremlier the of Order by Ury. In "Twenty Years In Congress," Railway Condurtors and the Brother- were pretty well played out, but we all work, each man for himself Jame Ulain piatt a a Modern Woodman of America No. hood of Railway Trainmen and which set to ' none and man roulil "business hear of . reading. r paseven-Innow popuIn neentla-llonpersonal great final their of staee Wednesday 10.700, nwl every lie has an aptitude for pubAn Increase in wag"s and nu- sengers crying for water.. Home were larity, at I. O. O. F. ball. Visiting Wood-welcomed. merous rhariK'-- In working conditions crying for nothing at all. We got some lic 'affairs and Is a man of strong of them out alive, but many died be- Influence in his state, lie is no deGeorge Small, Consul. are demanded. U H. lAtltner, Clerk. fore we rould get at them, although bater, but has strong common sens and quick Judgment of men." Ta Avoid Trade War. they were living whe.n we rarh"d the Twice in his life Piatt was the censpot-" the Initial stops were L O. O. F. No. 16 met every Washington ter of the national stare; once when taken by the t'nlied States governhe rlened (h Roscoe Conkling evening In I. O. O. F. hall. VI senate and Ring brothers cordially lnvltei to aV ment on Saturday to avoid a trade Government Still Fighting Sugar Trust from the I'nlted States tend. New York. Not satisfied with the was Instantly nicknamed "Me. Too," war with Canada. Charles M. Pepper, JAH. If. JACKSON, N. O. commercial adviser of the bureau of millions received In payrunt of duty Piatt, and once when he Induced j heo-dorJ. 8. COOPER. Secretary. , Itosevpit to run for vice presitrade relations la ths state depart evaded by short weight Involving w; dent very much McKinley. of R, Indictment Charles the C. and orient, Heike, Emery, chairman Roosevelt's better Judgment against conof the tariff board, are In Ottawa, Can 'he company's secretary, and he Latter-da- y Saints' Meetings. s In Piatt born Owego. Tioga sda. and w ill hold a series of bearing' viction of minor employes, the I nited county, N. Y., on . Hunday School, 10 ft. m. First ward . of July 15. Is Htates represf-niatlvewith r'ill similar of government ftebting the Pnrltan neetry. He entered Yab at Tabernacle; Second ward at meetto Dominion convict hard American the tmt government to bring about Sugar college with the class of ing bOUS. M. I. A. Sunday, 6: SO p. m. First Refining company undr the Shermans left in "the trilddle of his Junior year clffr relationship and more fru-nbecause of HI health. ward at tabernacle; Second ward at y attltnde b'twen the two countries. antl trust act. met,ng bouse. Marathon Dancer in Hospital, Kantan Say Roosevelt is, the Man. Wants Convict'On, Not Glory. Primary First ward at Relief hall, 4 p. m. Tuesday. Second ward at Fan FraiHiero. 8lx men and si New York William New York Just so the beef trust Is A!ln White, tiiitiished. Prosecutln meeting bouse, 4 p. tn. Tuesday. taken to a htcai hoopltal the fag of Kmporia. Kav, and Attorney IHr 'ini"(i mr-rPriesthood met tine Monday. 7:30 Sunday, after dancing wlihotit inter-riip'ioproenostif afr de pine f (he Garvm ff Hudviti county. New Jer tn Af lha roBr.ccf it Wftrri m n i n a fourteen hours and forty-onhln-i- t sey, Wfst. bIieve that notf.iriz fjos not care whether he eet the bOUS")!. Fran-els-r Colonel Thed re r ; from (e:ory or noi. -ir. uarinn will go to Relief Pwl "It First ward. on4 minutes, at the first annual Hun "danring Marathon." The dance hemming president of th I'nhert Washington on Monday and while and fourth 1 hursday of each month there Will confer with representatives t 2 p m. Second ward, first and began at Ith.Vt o'clock Saturday Bight, .S'a'eii aeain if he (leifi f, hoi(j !of Atfortier General Mr. White ha bf-Hundar tnal ofTlr-e- . third Thursdays of - h month at 2 and wa? halted at 1:31 In p. m. at the respective meeting afternoon. The sis eoup'es remairing New York for several dajs and while While the credit of Indicting the bef kouew. on the foor at the rlo?e will divide a there took to Ms eye trtiif faMs to Mr. Garten, it was anRehglnn r taiwes Urtt ward. 3 p. m purse of I40. The lgi and backs of over the New York po?fSal situs' ton nounced frnm bis office In Jersey City every Friday at Relief ball; Reonnd II are Terly twoKen. and three of and speak a few words of enlighten-men- t that h Is willing to give way to Uncle ward. p. m., every Friday at meet, the women prribaby will be confined ppr.n the situation In the west $sm and allow the case to be tried in tng houe. to the hospital for a week or more. nd middle west. the federal courts. erve D. S. Pack. U. S. Expert In Charge Station F. D. Farrell. - Mo-Cun- DISASTER Mor-tense- -- a wa. n d g s Put-nrda- y Hf-nr- s !. e po-li'k- k e eo-ii- (:.. at BLAMES THE FARMER Commander KILLED BY AN AVAFIFTY LANCHE WHILE AT WORK ON CANADIAN PACIFIC TRACK. MEN . Fifth Judicial Judge, Joshua Greenwood. Attorney ACROSS Peary has declined to submit to congress of the the proofs of his discovery north pole. He Bent to the of the house committee on naval affairs, on Monday, the following statement: "Commander Peary and his friends say that contracts signed months ago with his publishers render it impossi ble to make his records and scientific data .public now. it would not only subject Peary to heavy damages a loss which he cannot meet, having just extricated himself from debt Incurred in connection with his various but It would be breaking expeditions faith with his publishers, which he Is unwilling to do under any circum stances." After hearing statements by Repre sentatives HouHon of Alabama and Moore of Pennsylvania, urging a congressional reward to Peary Irrespec tive of the question of his proofs, the committee adjourned without taking action. TEN DEAD, SEVENTEEN Terrific Explosion in INJURED, Maize Food Products Factory. Chicago. From eight to ten people were reported killed and seventeen were Injured, many of them probably fatally. In a explosion at the works of the American RETAIL DEALERS SAY PACKERS AND FARMERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR HIGH PRICES. Maize Pro- Deny 'That Any Agreement on Prices Among Retailers Exists and Will Not Assume Responsibility for Prevailing High Prices. Washington. Retail meat dealers placed upon the farmers and the packers responsibility for the higher price of meat in testimony given before the senate committee investigating the Increased coat of living on Tuesday. Five retail men from New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing-o- n were heard and Walter Brown, a Washington dealer who kills his own neat, was the only one who did not admit that the price of meat had gone up at least 10 per cent during the last five years. Mr. Brown Insisted that prices wera practically the same now as then. All agreed, however, that competition among the retailers kept to the consumer as low as possible. 12a ch witness vigorously denied the retailers were responsible for prevailing prices, and none would admit that on prices existed any agreement among them. While no one charged that the packers were in a combination, all the witnesses who had dealings with then declared there seemed to be no competition for retail trade. When complaint was made to the packers about advancing prices, they said the latter explained that the stock was scarce. the-pric- ducts company at Ruby, lnd., Monday , night. The explosion occurred In a detached building of the plant and was preceded oy a fire that soon enveloped a large warehouse. Sta.'Ch in an overheated kiln Is supposed to STREET CAR STRUCK BY ENGINE. have been the cause. Thirty-siPeople Injured as Result of The fire broke out suddenly after a Blunder of Some One. force of men had prepared a kiln filled Ixis Angeles, Cal. Thirty-siwild starch. The starch, a moment perSo sons were injured, some of them so Inter, blew up like gunpowder. great was the force that some of the seriously that they probably will Injured were hurled through windows die, when an Oak Knoll car of and doors, and In that way escaped the Pacific Electric system was tossed from the track by the engine of a death In the flames. Route freight train on the Salt three-stor- y x WAR AGAINST HAT PINS. Tuesday night. The electric car was crowded with people returning to their homes frora the theaters. The car had beer brought to a stop at the crossing of the Salt Lake tracks on Aliso street and then was started up again and was half-waover the eroding when the freight train crashed Into the rear end of It, throwing It on Its side and hurling the occupants through the windows and against the Bides and roof of the car. Some were pinned underneath the car. People of Chicago in Arms Against Deadly Weapons Worn by Women. Chicago. Womens' long hat pins were declared to be a "public and an "anti-ha- t pin" ordinance was ordered drawn up by the Judiciary committee of the city council on Monday. The action followed a week's crusade against the long hat pin, which culminated in a public hearing. The ordinance will stipulate that hat pins worn in public places "shall not exFIGHTING CORPORATION TAX. an Inch betend more than one-hal- f yond the crown of the hat." It Is to be the crown of the hat." It is to be Constitutionality ef Law Attacked by Different Corporations. drawn up by the cororatlon counsel and presented for action by the city Washington. Attacks on the con council. stitutionality of the corporation tax loomed Into prominence on Tuesday Fortune for Ingersoll's Widow. when brief after brief In opposition Boston. After a legal battle that waa filed in the supreme court. Final has dragged through state and feder- argument of the ra-the involving al courts for twenty years, Mrs. Eva question Is s t for next week. A. Ingersoll has received a certified Prominent among these briefs was check for $11)5.552, representing a fee one of former Senator Fo raker of which she claimed was due her hus- Ohio, solicitor for louls W. a band, the late Robert G. Ingersoll. for stockholder In the American Jared, Multi- of will the J. Andrew Davis, breaking company of Cleveland. O.. who-a millionaire miner of Montana. Mr. graph seeks to have the company enjoined Ingersoll acted as counsel for Henry from paving the tax rn the ground A. A. Root and Messrs. Cornue, that it Is unconstitutional. Palmer and others. The pay Strike Breakers Start Something. ment, which Includes Interest, wa made by J. II. Ijivsoii. administrator Six persons, Philadelphia includof the Davis estate, of Butte, Mont. ing a young girl, were wounded Tuesnight by bn;iitH fired by a party John Jacob Astor Seeks Settlement. day Of alleged strike brakers who rodo New York. Colonel John Jacob As wild y up and down avenuo tor readjusted bis titles to I0,OO0.OO( In a trolley car andFrankfort shot Into th worth of s really on Mon crowd that lined tH sidewalks. The transactions are said to lx stoti" thrown by one of the crowd In-A day. settle jured a strike break'ng rnotorman. In preliminary to the financial ment with his divorced wife. Colone: furiated at this, fifie-- n of his com Astor took title lit his owu name tt rades took out a far. all of lha mrln. the Knickerbocker hotel, assessed b) dows of which uroke with their they the city at a little above $.,0oo,oou clubs. As the car, loaded but appraised In the market at Ij.OtKi, strike breakers, sp d downwiththearmed aveooo. To balance his account with th nue, bullets were rained at the Jeer Astor estate, he conveyed to the trus ing inm, tees of the state property quoted It Frisco Gets B g Fight. the market at about $3,voo,ooo. San Francisco. After of In. Murder or Suicide. decision, negotiations and more or Ixjitlsvllle, Ky. On the eve of hit less controversy between the Joint going to Philadelphia to marry Mit promoters. It was definitely announced Virginia Harrison, William I Ilently Tuesday evening by "Tex" Richard a young physician, waa found dea! and Jack Gleaon that the Jeffries-Johnso- n Monday flight with a bullet hole it forty championship-battlhis forehead and In the back of hit on Jttlv 4 will be held n an neck. There were two empty cart arena within the rare track enclosure ridges In the revolver found near hit of the California Jockey Club at Km body, and although Ilently is believe A'ameda rv;i!e. , nrr. to have committed suicide, the cor ir.e nay rrom fan Francisco. nus-ance- r Cum-mlng- gilt-edge- five-roun- d oner Investigating. To Christianise Entire World. Salt Lake City. The evangei;,ator of the whole world In this generatfor received an Impetus Monday night such as will be of material aid It that stupendous undertaking, whet .00 laymen gathered toeether at a benquet In this city. The occasSoi was the flrst meeting Incident to th great laymens missionary convention attended by over 4..0 delegates. Says Appropriations Art Increasing The forestry reserva Washington. tlon question was discussed and Ihf forest service was criticised ,jr Sena tor He) burn f Idaho on Monday diir ing consideration of the aerlcuitu a appropriation Mil before the senate The meaiir carries an approprlatiot :..7n.T'0 for the forest service, o aloit H.oofl.ooo In eces of the re relpts f ti m the service. Mr. Heyburi contended that the appropriation wa increasing from year to year, wher as assurance had leen given that would be self sustaining. of ii Is A Fool and a Pistol. While on his way Nephl. Utah home after making a visit to Juab and getting Intoxicated, Kdwln Blgler fired at the ranch house of the Juab Development company. The bullet hit a knot an I evploded. five of the piece hitting a young man by the name of Orgi',1. Ivy, a man from Srtplo Jumped onto nieirr and beat him unmercl-rullv. There are doubts of trgill recovery. In Court for Twenty Years. Boston A receiver for the Massa chitsetts estate of the late Andrew J. Davis, s mliltona're f Rutte, Mori., over which there has been Rtieatjon for nearly twenty years. Is asked for In a suit filed H the supreme court by Joseph A. Coram of BrnokHn- -, as or two of the heirs Coram "Ignee , the estate owes him upward f hah a million dollar for money ad anced In the celebrated w!:i contest Tie contest of the Iavls win waa n lee-are- in mi. be-&u- |