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Show T B E MOM TIM ES a SAT TIMES COMPANY H. Capwell, Editor and Manager TREMONT 1 KKMONTON I 1 AH RETAINS JAP The management of the Ok'!' n SEAT of wages to Its employes. The Elks of 1'ark City have decided to build a lodge and club room, $1,000 being raised for that purpose in one evening. The new electric lighting system for the city of Huntsville, in the Ogden valley, was placed in operation for the first time last week. was William Holmquist, aged 17, caught in an elevator in Salt Lake City and his head so badly crushed that death resulted the following day. Patriarch John Austin, one of the oldest citizens of Lehi, Is dead at the age of 82. Mr. Austin came to Lehi in 1868 and had resided in that town Vote in the Senate Was 42 to 28 in nun SQUADRON 11 UTAH STATE NEWS street railway lias granted an increase TRAINING Favor of the T Vitit of the Fleet to the Islands Signal for a Round of Festivitie by the Japanese. Is i 10 IDE ma ASIHT mm of STEAMERS One Goes Down and Fourteen Honolulu. The Japanese 'raining squadron, consisting of the cruiser Ifafcra Shims, fjjfhfifttf and shima. arrived here Tuesday 10 O'clock Admiral Tomioka. from the flagship Matsushima, communicated his approach by means of wireless Rear Admiral Very retelegraph. plied, welcoming him. Hundreds of sampans went outside the harbor to greet the squadron. As the Japanese warships entered the harbor a national salute was fired. The admirals then exchanged salutes and the Japanese vessels docked at the naval wharf. All the shipping In the harbor was decorated and American and Japanese flags were floating everywhere. Five thousand Japanese in holiday attire were on the harbor front await ing the arrival of the squadron. While their welcome was not demonstrative, it was none the less enthusiastic and hearty. Calls between the officers of the squadron and Governor Carter have been exchanged. Much entertainment for officers and men has been provided by both Americans and Japanese. The cruisers have been painted a lead color After remaining here a week the cruisers will proceed to Australia. (IK The Administration Plan fcr the Set tlement of the Japanese Problem Passes the Senate. Persons, Including Captain, are Drowned. NEVER WANTED TO Kill WHITE Harry Thaw Told Dr. Evans That Tragedy Was an Act of Providence. The administration Washington plan to settle the Calitortiia-Japanessituation was approved in the senate Saturday by the adoption oi the senCounting the Pairs the Vote Stood Jerome District Attorney The Vessel Which Escaped Serious In- ate committee repc rl n th immigraFought Thirty-sevefor Expulsion and Hard to Prevent Introduction of tion bill. This report contains a projury Drifted Awav Without OfferFifty-onAgainst. Long and This Evidence, Which Attor-ney- s vision which authorizes tbe president ing Assistance to the Occu Bitter Fight Against Utah for Defense Believe to exclude Japanese laborers from the pants of the Steamer She Senator at Last Ended. Wlli Save Their Client. Had Sunk. United States at his discretion. The report will now go io the house for its approval, wMch, :t ha been Washington. After a continuous to New York. "I never wanted Cardiff The British steamer Hell stated, is assured. debate of five hours, in which intense I never wanted the creature. shoot opolis collided Saturday at midnight The entire day was devoted to de earnestness was Ihe predominating knew be was a foul with the British steamer Orianda, out- bate on the report. The opposition to kill him. feature, the senate on Wednesday, a the mothers and creature, ward bound from Penarth. destroying a as an alternative plan presented few minutes after 4 o'clock, voted to of America, but I wanted, The Orianda sank and fourteen daughters resolution conferees the instructing retain Senator Srnoot for the remaindincluding her captain, were to bring in a provision positively pro- through legal means, to bring him to of his term, the vote upon the er I wanted to get him into court aver since. drowned. hibiting the entrance of Japanese la- trial. amended resolution of expulsion beBut Provito bring him to justice. was The was but a there clear, night decision was in of borers. th It unanimous not declared order, By for Smoot to twenty-eigh- t ing forty-twof was an took dence it charge it; gale blowing and a heavy sea running. and, on motion of Mr. Lodge, an apJudges, the University of Colorado deNine paired for against him of Providence." 45 act was from the The which was defeated, for peal ruling Oriauda, bating team defeated the University him with nine against him, and two, This is Harry K. Thaw's own story was struck between the en- to 24, being practically a party vote of Utah team before a large crowd at Smoot and Spezzia, not The The conference report Wetmore, then adoptvoting. of the killing of Stanford White. It room and the stoke hole and was ed gine Boulder, Colo. without a roll ill. Republican! who voted against. Smoot was told by him to Dr. Britton D. so badly damaged that she began imThe business men of American Fork were Clapp, Hale, Dupont Evans, the alienist, last August in the CROWDED CARS JUMP TRACK. mediately to fill and heeled over, sinkare contemplating the installation of La Kittredge, Hemenway, Tombs. Dr. Evans on Monday rein half an hour. ing ice an plain, the present scarcity of Kollette and Smith. The Democrats Awful Wreck in Which Twenty-twThe Heliopolis drifted away without peated the prisjuer's words to the Ice making it almost jjni ; ;:rivo that who voted for him were Blackburn, Are Killed and Fifty Injured. that is trying 'thaw for his life. jury rendering any assistance. they do tome thing of this kind. Clark of Montana and Daniel. One New York. Eighteen District passengers The Attorney Jerome fought mustered all the captain The question as to whether or not Democrat, Teller, was paired for week against the Intromen on deck. Kach were killed outright, four others have hard all last nineteen duction of his evidence which the dethe legislature should include Ogden Smoot, ami mi Republican paired since died at of and their injuries, was given a life-beand jumped Into fense believes is conclusive proof that ID the proposed measure of city gov- against him. the sea. Six of them reached a water- least fifty more were more or less Thaw did not know his act was GREAT NORTHERN INDICTED. Speeches were made for and against rnment, after the Oalveston style, logged lifeboat, the only boat it was seriously injured in the wreck of the wrong. Once the testifying physi Was defeated in a meeting of the citi- - the retention of the Utah senator ir cians had declared that in their opinUle otuer Having White Plains and Brewster express on i Posslme t0 laullcn ion Thaw was insane at the time ha tens of Ogden, the opposition being (M senate by Senators Hopkins O- Charge Made That Railroad Gav, Re. the Harlem York New division of the en at the time of the colbates to Sugar Trust. made the statements. utmost unanimous, However, the bois, Beverly Hansbrough, Foraker. & Hudson River railroad neai Central J rules of evidence permitted Nie tntrolision, and all of them, with the exjl i: A successful war is being made upon Befiiter, Burrows, and Newlands, af Woodlaw mc leuoiai grand jury road, in the Bronx borough ductiofl of the prisoner's word of one who died from exhaus j the truants of the public schools of ter which Senator Hopkins offered bit on Tuesday Indicted the Great North ception In further bulwarking theft contenof Greater New York, Saturday night were a rescued tion, by pilot boat, tion thai Thaw was in'Sane when he Park City by the school officials and amendment, the effect of which was ern Railroad company on charges that At Woodlawn road the four tracks killed Stanford White, the defendant's in 1904 it paid $10,000 in rebates on after suffering greatly from exposure. run the local city officers. The number of to make it necessary to have through a rocky cut and take a counsel succeeded The Heliopolis had been chartered Monday in placing of the senators to sugar shipments to Lowell M. Palmer truants has been cut down so that now present sharp curve. When the train reached before the jury the will executed to to 2,000 convey Spanish emigrants Mr. traffic agent of the American Sugar It is a rare thing for any of the pupils adopt the resolution declaring the night of his marriage iu Honolulu. In a letter to Lloyd's Ship- the curve it was running at a speed Smoot's seat vacant. The amendment Refining to stay out of school. A second count of and a codicil executed at 1905, company. April, some estimated an at miles by sixty was adopted 49 to 22. ping Gazette the ship brokers said This has been the most remarkable that they had arranged the charter in be- hour. Both motors and the smoking the same time. Senator Carmack then moved as a the same indictment charges The will and the codicil were ofwinter season known to the white set- substitute a resolution specifically $4,554 additional rebates were paid to half of the American government, but car swung safely around the curve, fered in evidence as cumulative teswas it stated elsewhere the Mr. for that the of Mr. SpanPalmer by various railroads in tlers of Sevier county. During the past providing expulsion iards had been engaged by Hawaiian but the other cars left the rails and timony of Thaw's mental unsoundThis was defeated on roll conjunction with the Great ix weeks, with one or two exceptions, Smoot. ness prior to the killing of White In Northern to call 27 to 43. interests replace Japanese plunging over on their sides with a The Indictment charges that the Great sugar there has no! been a day when it was A roll call was then demanded on laborers. The Heliopolis was at Bar- terrific crash, tore up the tracks for his will Thaw provided that his executors should set apart the sum of Northern company effected freight ry, Wales. Saturday and was to pro- a hundred Uncomfortable out of doors and during the committee reolution yards before they collapsed. $50,000 to investigate his death in the past two weeks there were por- Mr. Smoot not entitled to declaring ceed thence to Malaga for the immihis seal, combinations with the Lehigh Valley Of those instantly killed, by far the case of a violent, and suspicious end, tions of the day when it was like sum- and it was defeated--4- 2 nays to 28 me new Urk Central and Ihe New grants. number were women. Many and for the prosecution o.. the persons greatest mer. i oik, .),ew Haven The Orianda was built in 1879 at were yeas. & Hartford rail mangled beyond recognition. of a hand in his, Following is the vote in detail on roads, the through route of the last Liverpool. She was of 1,500 tons dis- Many of the injured were quickly ex- suspectedoff. having had Willie Cunningham, aged 18, of taking the Burrows amendment as to Sena nameu Deing made up in combination placement and belonged to the Ori- tricated from the wreckage, while American Fori, is dead as the result tor Smoot not In the codicil ihaw left to a lawyer being entitled to his with the Rrie railroad, the Great ental Steamship company of others were so pinioned that they in e of inhaling poisonous fumes at the seat: used in sePittsburg $7,500 isorthern Steamship company and tl could not be taken out me time. curing legal redress from Stanford Utah Sugar factory. Cunningham was Great YeasBacon. Berry, Burrows, Car Northern Railroad The cause of th t been company White and one other person whose MAKE A FETISH OF SOLDIERS. engaged in cleaning the carbonators mack, Clapp, Clark (Ark.), Clay, CttJ whereby sugar was transported from officially determ Grand name was not allowed to be for at the factory, and in doing so inhaled berson, Dubois, Dupont, Frazier. Hale new iorK city and Boston to Sioux Central station ation to the benefit of four young red, women, Hemenway, Kittredge ny, ta., at less than the published Rabbi Gives Reasons Why Women blame the accid some of the deadly gases which arise Hansbrough; Qg rails, whom Thaw declared had been the MoCreery, Mc tariff rates. from the carbonates. He died the LoFollette, Lattimer, but later it was1 Should Be Allowed to Vote. was be- - victims of "degrading assaults" in a Laurin, Money, Overman Newlands, following morning. lieved that the first pas house "furnished and used for KANSAN TALKS REBELLION. Chicago. Rabbi Emil G. Hersch, senger coach bro orgies Pettus, Raynor, Simmons, Smith Captain Frank D. Hobbs, register Stone, Tillman 28. by Stanford White and other inhuman an audience at a mass addressing scoundrels." ef the United States land office in Nays Aldrich, Alice, Ankey. Bev Worked Up to a Frenzy Over VENT ION meeting under the auspices of the Na- LUMBERMEN CLOSE Bait Lake City, died at Mercy hospital, Bridge, Blackburn, Brandage, Bulkley Case. tional American Women's Suffrage as ENTIRE SYSTEM CONDEMNED. Burkett. Burnham, Clark (Mont.) Salt Lake Man Chicago, on the 12th. Captain Hobbs Clark President Kan Addressing Pittsburg, Crane, Curtis. Daniel (Wyo.), a sociation on Sunday, scored the ten was first appointed register of the Depew, Dick. Tacoma Gets Next Convention. Idaho Legislators Against Roosevelt' Dillingham. Dolliver crowd of 1,000 persons here Tuesday, dency which he declared prevails, both laud office in 1889, was out during Flint, Foraker, Frye. Forest Reserve Policy. Fulton, (ialling C. E. Rolfe. of Lake Salt With the election City. in a and to make this abroad, country Cleveland's term, but was reappointed er, Gamble, Heyburn, Brie, Kan., the princiHopkins, Kean, Boise, Ida. Forest reserves occupal speaker at a mass- meeting com- fetish of the soldiers and glorify of officers and the passing of resoluby President McKinley, and had been Knox, bodge, Ixmg, McCumber Miin the office 13 years. llard, Mulkey, Nelson, Nixon. Penrose posed largely of coal miners, urged agents designed lor the destruction of tions the Western Retail Lumber- pied the attention of the house for men's association concluded its con- two hours on Monday, Work on the Moffat road between Perkins, Files. Spooner, Sutherland, his hearers to arm themselves. human beings. while the Warren 42. vention at Armory hall Saturday after- sheepmen told of their troubles with Denver and Salt Lake is to be prose Warner, "The 'The time he has come for asserted. military idea," rebellion," The 18 senators paired as follows: he said. "The courts have refused us "which among the earliest civilized na noon. Some of the executive business the forest service. They were supcuted with renewed activity. The DenFor Smoot, and against the resolver City Tramway company will at its utionAllison, Elkius, Carter. Cullom, a fair hearing: the right of petition tions caused war gods and the war scheduled for Friday afternoon was ported by the northern members. The has been denied us, and we must now riors to be so absorbingly worshipped not completed, but was carried over subject of the debate was joint meannual meeling. February 19, authorize Dryden, Piatt, Proctor, Scot! and Tel the issuance of 16,000,0Q0 more stock ler. prepare to use the last recourse, force that female children, because of the till Saturday and disposed of at a morial No. 7, by Gieason, introduced Against Smoot and for Ihe resolof arms in addition to the (6,000,000 already The Dred Scott decision session. earlier in the session. It was drafted Morgan. Bailey, Patter was followed by the civil war. The unfitness of the sex for war service, morning outstanding, and will issue bonds to utionMessrs. E. Merrill of Salt Lake was by Senator Heyburn and sets forth son. George Martin, Foster. McRnery. Mover Haywood decision will be fol- were destroyed at birth, is the reason the extent of $20,000,000. his views on the forest, reserve quesTaliaferro and White. lowed by a rebellion of the working why today man has not granted and president. The other of- tion. The W. R. Peters n and J. J. Turke, administration of the reThe voting occupied only a few Class. Arm to to woman refuses the grant ficers are: elected D. H. right yourselves, keep a Andrews, serves is criticised and the entire sysemployes of a Salt Lake grocery and minutes, and while the vote" was be nerve and get something tosteady ktS to vote in matters o! public policy." Caldwell, vice president; F. E. Rob- His conception of the ideal govern bins, Kitzville, Wash.; W. P. Monson, tem condemned. Gieason and Fallon meat market, and four Japanese rest- ing taken, senator smoot absented squirrels With, lor the woons are full himself from the senate chamber. was one founded on Preston, Ida.; D. R. Beebe, Provo, di- of Kootenai spoke from the timber-men'- s of squirrels, and there is going to be a ment, he said, aurant keepers, have been arrested while Webster, The most forceful speech of the killing." standpoint, in which the mother and rectors for two the home, years; J. M. Hunt, Standford. Johnson and other on a charge of conspiracy and robbery. day was that of Chairman sheep Resolutions were adopted condemn other women were endowed with the Bozeman, Mont., and T. B. Bartlett. owners Burrows, It Is charged the two white men fur- who for over an hour made scathing Ing the courts and state and national ight to a vote at the ballot box on all Lewiston, Ida., spoke from their point of for directors three view. Then were only seven disnished the goods at a nominal price comments upon "Mormon Institutions governments lor their part in the inestions pertaining to the govern years. from their employer's store to tbe and the connection of Smoot with prosecution of the senting votes when the question wa3 ment of that home and its children. The convention 1908 of will be held those who defy the laws of the land case. put on the adoption of the memorial Japanese, and pocketed the cash. as well as uu the larger questions. at Tacoma,' Wash. became with them part-ner- s The annual report for the Weber and thUSj La Follette Sixteen-Hou- r In crime." Bill Sent to Mr. Burrows, In APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE WEST. Woman Charged With Her Senator Clark of Montana Criticises Killing stake has been completed by Stake closing his address, criticized Presi Conference. Mother. the President. Clerk J. V. Bluth. This report shows dent Roosevelt for the stand he lias Sums for Public Buildings in Utah, Washington By a vote of 119 to New York. Mrs. Lottie Wallen, that there are 10,252 members of the taken in support of Smoot. and called Washington. In the senate on Sat 169 the house on Idaho and Wyoming. to attention the variance Monday, under susof the wife of Leopold Wailau, a wealthy imMormon church in Ogden and Weber urday Senator William A. Clark made recent utterances with his tie- rules, refused to of president's pension The Washington adopt civil sundry ap porter of bronzes, Tkas arraigned be- a vigorous speech in support of Culcounty, an Increase of 634 over the message to congress the substitute recommended by the insuggesting the propriation hill reported in the house fore census of a year ago. Coroner Aciitello enactment of laws for the regulation Monday berson's amendment to the immigraterstate and foreign commerce comon Tuesday carries items for construc- charged with murder in the first de- tion bill Despite the heavy snowstorms of of divorce and suppression of polys providing that the provisions mit to,, for in having caused the death of her relative to the tion work gree on "LaFollette amy. public buildings during Japanese immigration regthe past month, the telephone combill" to promote the safeDuring the delivery 'of Burrow's the coming fiscal year in the west. m mother, Mrs. Ida Binge, by the use of ulations be considered separately from sixteen-hou- r at Park City have succeeded speech. Smoot sat near him. panies poison. She wis hold without bail. other features of the bill. He also ty of employes and travelers on railstates, as follows: lx)gan. apparent In keeping their liaes open to all the ly unmoved by his $i:!o.ioii; Provo, $45. nop; tfoa Mrs. Binge, a wealthy widow, who criticised denunciations. the action jf President roads by limiting the hours of serlived with her daughter, died Febru- Roosevelt for his interference mountain pemts, and the Mia lines When the voting commenced he cow, Idaho. $30,000; Rawlins, Wyo with lo- vice of employee. The amended bill tin weeks after au operation cal regulations of San Francisco ary 6, s in was sent to conference, a have only been out of commission a quietly left his place and went into $40,000: Sheridan. Wyo.. $(!0.ooo. pro- for An cancer. the Republican cloak roam, where tection of Mesa Cerde National park analysis of the con- dealing with Japanese attendance in vote being required. comparatively short time. tents of the woman stomach showed public schools. he remained until the result of the $7,500. that she has been poisoned Frank Kramer, the National cycling vote was given hlni. and wh.'T.i he Warhorse Would Accept Democratic Many Are Still Entombed. After School Furniture Trutt. champion, positively announced last held an informal levee as senators Leadership. Not Are Satisfied. and Japs trooped in and congratu week that he would not embark on a lated others Mexico City. A telegram received Frederick A. Holbrook, Chicago. him. . Beyond expressing grati Washington De Reprosen tatlve No official Toklo.siep has yet been chairman of an European racing trip this year. In- fication over the close of the case. here from the Las EsperaBau mines association of manu- Amond of Missouri said, on Monday, a lettlemeni to of taken looking the facturers stead, he will put in the summer sea Smoot said he had nothing to sav at in the state or Cohiilla. in which in: which is alleged to consti- when asked about rumors that he is California situation in accordance with son in Salt Lake City, riding on the this time explosion occurred, tute a trust In controlling prices of Slated by some of the Democrats to "Rescue says: the din which During Bait Palace saucer track there. reached between Presifollowed the the school ami church furniture, was arand at dent agreement announcement of the vote, it was a work continues unceasingly succeed John Sharp Williams as tne Roosevelt and liie San Francisco rested At Reeo, four Billet west of Ogden, notable coincidence r 5:30 Saturday on a warrant from Democratic ni. I p. bodies n had but should it be effected the that the first house leader In the next authorities, federal court on complaint of Haron the Southern Pacific, John Rsy, a business transacted In the senate was recovered from the mine. Of these on that basis the government must be B. he is not making an that congress, ry Duncan, deof special agent tbe levm Injured prepared lor Violent attacks. The au- partment or Justice brakoman, 21 years of age, while coup- a notice given by Vice President thirty were Japanese, avowed Is acHolbrook for the leadership, men In campaign are Fairbanks that ihe had he hospital. signed the bill including thorities aie assuming a calm and ling the engine to the train, was with E. H. Star-for- but thai he had stated that he would Salt Lake City authority to three Japanese Two of (he injured resolute attitude however, and It Is cused of conspiring granting caught between the dead wood of the riuiid a boulevard through Fort president or the Stafford Manu- accept the leadership if a majority ot cannot live " Man ,,. a,,, H,m ,,n believed that a sen lenient In this line Doug facturing company, of this city, to re- the Democratic members desired him car and the casting of the water tank las military reservation, which had tombed and it is feared that fee of Is not entirely hopeless, all hough it strain trnde In violation or the Sher to take it. of the engine and crushed to death. been Introduced by Senator Smoot these will be rescued alive. may take some time. t man law. Cyclone Thompson, who was arrestMoney for New Battleships. Gave Written Opinion. William of Emperor Bailey Kansas Getting Excited. Germany Opens ed in Ogden on January 9 for engaging A Double Murtler. Washington. After one efttlng the the New Reichstag. Austin, Tex. "I gave them H writ-teIn a prize fight, was discharged from Topeka. Kan. A bill appropriating Trinidad, Colo. A double tragedy senate committee on naval affairs on in I Berlin. which opinion, stated if William that Kmperor custody last week, thus ending the opened $75,000 lor the was enacted Sunday reevening when J Monday authorized a favorable to do business in the the new reichstag on Tuesday amid a proposed prosecution of prize fighters they attempted exposition will be introduced in the Tafeya, a Mexican, shot and the port upon naval mortally state would appropriation In be gorgeous stage setting in the ret senate b the committee on ways and they the penl put and the attempt to prevent future .founded Juan Griege at Segundo, six- bill. In view of the opposition manilugging matches In the Junction city. taotarjf and heir property absorbed white hall of the palace. Identified for mentis The exposition is to bp held teen miles from here, and then rode fested to new items in appropriation in fines and penalties " This Is the centuries with great events In the In Seaitle in 1909, and the appropriaFifteen university students wero ten miles to wreak his vengeance on bills, the committee house of Hohenaollern. Mem ben of tion is to cover the cost of a building decided ot to Inanswer W. Bailey says he J Senator nnother at Soprls, six miles west ol the relchstag. In uniform or dreppod for lark of Industry during the and mul ing an exhibit Tor Kansas. W. this troduce any such matters. However. he where shot first half of the school year just gave the Standard Oil officials when dress, assembled on the floor eventnj city, and killed an of tke D. Webb, the special commissioner of American named number of Increases In ntinmiirin The al Hons Orivery. passed. This Is the first time In the qtsjj asked him about the chances for hall, but there w not a Socialist the exposition company, has been were the most history of the school that students reentering Texas. Mr Bailey made among them. for. being null monarch- working enthusiasm up for the project leged murderer at once gave himself Important ofrecommended, whi"h was the addition and was taken to Trinidad. up have been dismissed because of fail- tins statement The ists and republicans, of the house they refused and getting the members $,000,000 f, r the armnmont Wednesday b lore ihe to eountenr.nce the ot prisoner refuses t( talk further than of ure to carry a stpulated amount of legislative sovereign In anr and Semite Interested enough to vote to investigating 'committee. say that he was HHAd In both new battleships work. for the pronct Utah Senator. o Hans-brough- , e 1 per-con- coal-lade- n s Ori-anda- j aed - , - two-third- s to-b- Moyer-Haywoo- d Mal-lory- , Moyer-Hawoo- $:i5.nuu-Ogden- , two-third- - fifty-fou- anti-trus- n |