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Show TREMONT TIMES fl HI - H I o 111 TREMONT TIMES COMPANY W. H. Capwell, TKt MOMON UTAH P A KRUSH li WKKKLY urn Editor End Manager rian nu HE HI CALL MUTTS HtM t oniiDi rc niUu IILLJ STATE NEWS The Ogtlen coal dealers have reduced the price of coal 5n cents a ton Secretary of Agriculture Wilson has announced his intention of attending the dry farming congress, which will be held iu Salt Lake City, January OF M I I cf Aoolicants for Clothing, Food and Locgirq Are Being Turred Awa ' Daily. Nevada Legislature Will be Asked to Adopt Law Creating State HI INK TRAIN nunioTillP nV ULU mm M ll J FBI EXTRA SESSION Hundred' The Dowager Empress Gives Orders to Suppress AI! Public Meet-i.ig- s BUCKS lu-tir- a i ' - THE TUCK Voyage Attended by Many Tragic Events, Sinking of Another Craft, Mutiny and Death Among the Crew. Unusual Result of a Windstorm in Colorado, One Passenger Being Fatally Injured. The American ship Yo: k - Hands of migratory New mendicants aid hundred- - of unemBan Francisco. Rangers for Police DutyAtlas dropped anchor here Christmas ployed workne n from other cities are It pouring into New York and the inday, 275 days out from Baltimore. rush of dependents on the municiended a voyage made tragic by col 4. Government is Striving to Fill a Con- pality has developed a situation which Mine Owners Seek Federal Injunc- lision off Cape Horn, attended by trie Passenger Train on the Colorado Track the From Southern Blown the charitable institutions are unable ciliatory Position Between Revotion to Prevent Picketing in Gold-fielM. Knudson, a tailor, suicided at sinking of another vessel, the drown and and Lands in the Ditch With of to Hundreds meet. for and Those a craft's fated captain Desire and Dissolution of applicants the Lake Agitators lutionary Salt in ing his home City, taking owr food on and are its Disastrous Results to Who Feel Agrieved. lodging clothing, the captain's wife, mutiny being of the Miners' Union. It is supposed that carbolic acid. increw. turned its by away daily death over philanthropic and among decks Passengers. became Knudson despondent stitutions, and to consider those exOn June 6, at 6 p. m.. the Atlas constant drinking. conditions an informal Pekin. The dowager empress has traordinary The government has approved to Nevada. Residents of struck the Norwegian bark Viking Ooldfleld, was held Saturday by reprebound from Han-burmeeting Utah, under the grant for a school of given verbal orders to the interior sentatives of fioldfield are expecting to hear at any Captain Peterson, Denver. The baggage car and first charitable dam were organtwenty Both Calalo. badly No. Ver26, In to, of 2.'18 land the acres to and the police to supmoment that Governor Sparks has de mines, department passenger coach of train izations. but the bark northbound on the Colorado & Southnal land district and :i,202 acres in press all public meetings iu Pekin, an extra call of the ' aged oy the contact, to session cided The records showed that hundreds fared worse. In the terror of th ern railroad, which left Denver at 10 the Salt Lake district and there is reason to believe that legislature to adopt new laws looking aid came of for from applications night thirteen of the crew of the Nor A' a meeting of the canners of Utah, this order will be extended to the those who a. m. Tuesday, was blown from had come here from other to the oi ionization of a body of state wegian boarded the American ship o'clock haK in Ogdeu last week, twenty-twto provinces. or the track and overturned in the ditch, police preserve law to rangers cities, and plans were discussed over tangled shrouds and The popular agitation canneries were represented, and the along the stem the rush of mendicants. of a mile north of Marshall, While and ord"r in case of trouble over the crawling Peter a quarter south of Boulder, about But booms. canCaptain of the lines dangling is situation regarding of was now "rights the recovery" growing which no general decisive action ten miles taken, it was outcome dispute son and his wife were not among in a phenomenal manner. of the The questhe sense of the meeting that the de- threatens to be ning industry was discussed. out. J. A. Ganet, noon. tran the made who those dangerous was Colo., The ordinance passed by the coun- tion of provincial as against federal partment of charities should provide Mountain, Should the extra session be callefl to rendet peace, Long cil of Salt Lake increasing the salar- sovereignty enters largely into the an adequate work test In connection and laws passed permitting the or sit. But it was too dark injured, dying a few hours later. stood It treatment of its Atlas with was the during by matter. lodgers. aid, though Women's societies, schools of state ies of the city recorder, auditor and or militia, Five persons wer seriously injured police that each person who de- ganization the night, and next morning the Vik treasurer from 1,800 to $2,500 a year, for boys and girls, the family news- suggested is it the would men, claimed, force, and a number of others slightly hurt. a sires lodging should spend had disappeared. ing papers and the political press, all are a short night's has been vetoed by the mayor. Goldfieid to as as soon sent be A gale had been blowing over northpostime at the stone quarry on The Atlas put into Rio de Janeiro participating in t ie agitation, and for Black well's island. Officers of the sible, and kept there on police duty The directors of the Utah-Idah- o Colorado throughout the day, the ern On the way a month past the government here between for repairs, leaking badly. Sugar company declared their reguat times attaining a velocity of wind municipal lodging house report that until the present conflict and December the mine owners and the miners has to this port the mutiny took place forty-fivlar quarterly dividend of 1 per cent has been receiving telegrams In in- between December to sixty miles an hour, and numbers among the crew, over some trouble caused much damage by blowing the 23, 2,353 persons were refused lodg- been settled. expressing on the preferred stock of the com- creasing with the mate, but it was easily On Thursday the officials of the pany last week, amounting to $141,000. strong desire of the senders that the ing because of the inability to accomdown small farm buildings, trees, telethe modate Before the collision off Cape which have applicants. been from alienated rights quelled. $50,-00etc. A large plate-glas- s union and C. E. Mahoney miners Secretary of Slate Tingey paid Horn three of the ship's company met graph poles, them by foreigners be restored to the o the state board of laud commisof blown in at the Daniels the Feder vice was Western window president NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH. On May 23, J. Saumacher death. sioners last week, which was the last Chinese. ation. who is here to effect a settle & Fisher department store in this city. The movement has reached such Miners and Charles Nolan, seamen, fell from Installment of the money borrowed Up to Their Chins in Water as ment of the strike, learned of the plan boom and were drowned. On the that is the magnitude government the board RESPITE FOR SAILOR BOYS. state from of the mine owners of Goldfieid to Junejib15 John during by the Result of Accident. Hook, sail maker, died it is today and alarmed, thoroughly the present year. an injunction through the fedobtain and was buried at sea. When the Hazletoh, Pa. More than 150 minto lill a conciliatory position Fleet Rest eral courts preventing picketing and ship arrived the captain's son and the Members of the Battleship Gus Johnson, the convict who at- striving in ers the between the narrowly escaped drowning in Port of Spain. revolutionary agitators the vessel ill dissolution of the were :bout and the tacked and nearly killed a fellow third officer hriftting No. 4 slope of the Lehigh Valley & and those who consider themselves was ordered into quarantine. S. B, Dobbs, colored, with a knife Goldfieid miners' union. Port of Spain. The first day of the Wilkesbarre Coal company at Auden-rieto be aggrieved. of The Che people of this at the state prison recently, will have latest Mahoney, and men of the American batofficers speaking s through the unexpected tapping move of the mine owners, said: "An MEETING OF WOOL GROWERS. to stand, trial on a charge of assault Klaug province have sent some fleet at this port (Tuesday) tleship of a in water the abandoned here to protect their interests. large body of this kind, if issued, will Injunction with Intent to commit murder. be an enjoyable one. Bright to 1 The water mean that there is nothing left for National Association Will Assemble at proved These delegates the foreign slope adjoining. board No. the visitors, and Wineroom proprietors are obeying has taken favored sunshine to of the chins some reached of the into Its confidence, opening Helena January 14. (ho miners to do but to jump into was made shipshape the orders of the chief of police of Its arehieves to them after everything and asking them men, who got to the surface through the sea. Had the petition been for Helena, Mont. All arrangements Salt Lake and tearing down partitions to make a careful on board the battleships, two thousand Officials at a writ restraining the miners from examination of the two separate openings. have been made for the forty-fourtand opening boxes in their places. I men were permitted to come ashore. position of the Chinese government first thought that all of the men haa picketing or boycotting,In would not annual meeting of the National W7ool ResLaurants have also been ordered with bill of been The officers of the fleet, to the numhave the surprised. but been accounted the later for, to Great Britain body and regard to dispense wilh their wine rooms and then to as I understand Growers' association in this city Jan- ber of a hundred or more, attended a however, in complaint, was a of Polish miner found the recommend a solution of the boxes. No. 4 slope. It is believed he is the it, there are two new points: One, uary 14, IB and 16. Advices have been garden party, at which they had the difficulty. that upward of man who fired the shot that broke the prayer for an order of the fed- received indicating of meeting many of the The fund provided by the legisla The reception accorded these eral court prohibiting the miners 2,000 persons wil be present. Simul- opportunity men the and between the barrier the ture for paying bounties on wild aui men of Port au public prominent delegates by the government, on from their organization continuing The rush of air was so great a sheep show will be held, Spain. Moore taneously mals for the present year is exhaustSir Jackson, and the admission of representatives water. Henry a is the the ground that it nuisance; at wool and sheep governor of Trinidad, accompanied by the which ed and Auditor Edwards has directed of provincial councils into state af- when the water broke through that leading Gold-fielnew is that is that other of of on the point the most, the lamps county clerks throughout the state ti fairs at Pekin. Is without precedent men lights miners' union be dissolved. Any interests of the country have stated his staff, returned the visit of Rear in the slope were extinguished. will make exhibits. what discontinue the issuance of warrant I and Is believed to constitute Admiral Evans, which the American judge and set of men who fancy that they can he called the thin edge of the The flood rapidly subsided. The questions to be considered at commander had made in the morning, for bounties. th'e Goldfieid miners will tamely subwhich is to give constitutional the wool growers' meeting will be the and extended to him and some fifty of mit to such procedure, are greatly FAVOR SHIP SUBSIDY. liarmel Pratt, secretary of the state wedge rights, It shows also the I would favor land questions and the attitude the superior officers an invitation mistaken. ignoring public to board of corrections, died suddenly on of the agitation which has importance been going the 20th at his home in Salt Lake on in Ce Klang province and which Campaign of Education Begun In In- any such order from any court in ex- of the national administration there- luncheon. istence. Injunctions have come to be on. The law, relaterest of Merchant Marine. All through the day, the great AmerCity. He was bora In 1851, when his undoubtedly Is the cause of the reto the American people, tive to livestock shipments, will also a mere cent edict by the throne. who Cleveland. United States senators, and thisjoke parents were crossing the plains, at a one. would he the bisrsrest be considered, as well as a number of ican ships, as well as those oi (lace about nine miles east of oW manned them, were objects of special congressmen, high We tsbajfl fight it with government all. oi to in minor the i. HINDOO STATESMEN LEARNIN Fort Laramie. Interest to the entire populace, who Clan and representatives of many every weapon hi pur uispusm. mere dustry. questions pertaining Richard Dealing, charged with highhere on would be nothing else for us to do." found time to make the occasion a of Indians Breaks Up in a business interests, gathered Congress in the interest of a snip sub' way robbery, escaped from a hospital SHORT FLOUR Saturday SHIPMENT. gala one. The town put on its best Free for All Fight. KEPT LEAKY SHIP AFLOAT. in Salt Lake City, robed in night attire, and pleasing decorations greet sidy. The attendance and enthusiasm Sunit, Bombay. After two days of shown by the delegates from various gown and pajamas, while suffering apMinneapolis Mills Send Out 1,000,000 ed the eye at every turn. Vessel Brought Into Port After TerBarrels Less Than Last Season. parently from a concussion of the futile efforts to elect a president, tin parts of the country indicated that the rific Battle With Sea. CHARGED WITH HIGH TREASON brain, and is still at large, with no Indian national congress broke up general public was taking a greater inFlour shipments from Minneapolis. at the Friday afternoon in a tight, during terest In the subject of the merchant San clue to his whereabouts. Francisco. Leaking Mineapolis for 1907 will fall short of Trial of 160 Members of the First and a subsidy for rate of inches a day, and the totals In view of the fact that a number which the )ollce hail to be called In marine The shipped during 1906 by neai convention was, in a de- with her eighteen craft. inRussian Duma. The was of congress men a exhausted after especial of localities have reported epidemics long ly a million barrels. This decrease a campaign of of the beginning gree, vesto at the the battle St. The trial of i6.f of measles, the state board of health terest this year, owing to the agita pumps keep Petersburg. education, but the greatest efforts of apparently has not been entirely due has issued a circular letter to all tlon for home rule. When the dele- the league will he directed against sel afloat, the American ship Erskine members of the first duma who signed to the financial flurry, as the figure health officers, in which suggestions! gates assembled on Thursday, the congress this winter in the interest of M. Phelps-- , bound from Seattle for tor each month show that only in the Viborg manifesto about eighteen lor the quarantine of persons affected Moderates and Indian Extremists at the United States mail subsidy for Karlui, sought refuge from the storm three months of the entire year have months ago, calling upon the citizens once locked horns on this issue anil ocean steamers. with measles are offered. off this port Thursday morning and the for 1907 exceeded those of Russia to Stand up for their rights amid arrived in the harbor shortly before for shipments There were 32!) deaths la Utah dur the meeting was adjourned same the months in 1906. The for popular representation and for an Saint John Near Death. noon. So desperate was the struggle much disorder, When they reasing November, according to the bullr number of barrels of flour sent out imperial parliament, has begun. The St. their passions Petersburg. Father John of waged by the members of the ship's from tin issued last week by tne state board sembled on Friday, with high by the various mills defendants are charged Minneapolis to make San Francisco lest so far this of health. Of this number Salt Lake broke loose, and the platform from Cronstadt is seriously ill with the re- crew treason. The of guilty Is anverdict have 13,825,375, year pecn currence of an old malady. He is their vessel founder at sea that all while for a corresponding county led with 123 deaths. Weber which moderation and constitutional period in ticipated, as the gist of the accusawere op the of col1906 there were 14, 57",?, 123 had H; Utah, 31; Sanpete, 24; Sevier action had been advised was rushed unable to eat and on account of his arriving The Phelps left verge barrels tion is established by the text of the Seattle many lapse. who great age his recovery is problematia deficit of 747,743 barrels. by the Extremists in a body, 13; Summit, 9; Juab, 15; Uintah, 7. shipped, demanifesto, and only a technical balfor in bound Karlui, cal. The influence of Father John, days inago. The statement is made by Coal loudly demanded the speedy estabfense can be interposed. But there is of command Graham. last, Captain who is considered a saint by the igIMPORTANT FIND. lishment of complete home rule. Mine Inspector Pettit that Utah con no reason to anticipate the infliction While off Cape Flattery nine days Chairs anil tables were broken In norant classes, is still great, although ago the vessel sprung a leak. sumed Stia.000 more 'tons of coal the of the maximum penalty, which is athe founded sect has which Documents the Taken from General Pike the and table and '1 he death. of defendthe past year than it produced, most ol otherscrimmageof shattered legs an majority of unenvious tained notoriety in 1806 Discovered in Mexico. furniture pieces Small Penalty for Using the Mails the coal shipped into the state com- were used ants have abandoned all hope of aclate, owing to the charges of iinmor by the delegates as bind to Intent With Defraud. Mexico from City. What is considered a quittal, but are looking forward to a and Another interest- gSjQM on each other The fighting be ality ing drunkenness Wyoming. brought ing fact Is tuat the 8G5.000 tons ship- came fierce and many delegates sus- against the chief satellites, who exmining very important historical discovery light sentence, such as a year's imDenver, Colo. Promoters, has resulted from the efforts of Dr. prisonment or some similar ped in represents more coal than is tained serious injuries before the po ploited Father John's reputation for engineers and other persons convicted Herbert E. Helton, the American hisproduced by auy two mines in Utah. lice finally cleared the hall sanctity to great financial advantage. of using the mails with intent to dec iiaior WHrUM a introduced fraud in connection with the sale of torian, who is here engaged in re Federation Fog Causes Fatal Wreck. PREFERS DEATH TO PRISON. Objects to Court's Prohibibill last week authorizing a governin the Spanish Bullion Mines search work under the auspices of stock Camden. X. J. Three persons were tion of the Boycott. ment exhibit of the mining resources the institution of Carnegie Washing were sentenced by Judge company, ton. The discovery consists of the United States at the interna- Cain Was Givn Life Sentence and killed and seventeen Injured in a col- R. E. Lewis In the United States disin the for Washington. Attorneys the on lision the of tracks elevated the Cuts His Throat. Promptly tional Mining exposition at Madison as follows: George unearthing In this city ol eighteen 01 American Federation of Labor have court trict here, lines outside the Pennsylvania just Des Moines. Iowa. .1. G. Cain, conSquare Harden, New York City, documents taken from the filed objections against the scope of S. Dubois, Lee Dubois and C. L. twenty-onstation here on Friday, when a May 25, 11)08, to continue one victed of murdering Charles H. Mor In jail and possession of Lieutenant Zebulon M. the temporary injunction of the disItlackwell, days thirty accommodation train ran into mouth. rls. a wealthy mine owner, commit$1,000 fine each; William H. Wilson, Pike of the United States army by trict court prohibiting the boycotting the rear of an Atlantic City express. W. An important decision has B. Cameron. A. E. Keables and been ted suicide in the comity jail here A In 1806. when he was of the Buck Stove & Ranee enmnanv soldiers Spanish was conthe fog heavy principal imrendered by the federal land office at on Fridnv Arthur Lawrence, fifteen days' He had smuggled a ra.nr his famous of St. Louis. They have moved that captured while making tributory cause of the accident. Coals prisonment and $5ou fine each; ArWashington In holding that the as- into his cell and cut his throat from from the locomotive of the Pember-toand Missouri tne order he amended, and hearing on up the Arkansas trip R. W. Sebben. $10t) phalt urn deposit! are lode In characrivers, visiting the Osage and Co- the motion probably will be held on tar fo ear, Rfter being notified by train set the wreckage afire and thur Levan and ter and not placer. The decision of a turnkey Frldny morning that the It was at first feared that many of fine, and costs amounting to $200; R. manche Indians at the instance of January 8. Counsel for the defense the general land office sustains the sheriff would take him to Fort Mad tne Injured who were pinned under Hunt and Danton Plncus, $50 fine General James Wilkinson, then gov- desire to have the injunction run until the further order of the court, inernor of Louisiana. decision rendered by the register and lson penitentiary that day to serve the heavy twisted Iron and wood and $150 costs. stead of until the final decree. his life term. receiver. would be burned to death, but all Financial Worries Leads to Death. W. J. Bryan. Senator From Florida. t uristopher Myers, 70 years of age. were rescued. Will Preserve Voices for a Century. G. New York. Ernest Stedman. an Inmate of the Salt Lake county Negro Saved from Death on Scaffold BroFla. Governor Jacksonville, Newlands Wants the Troops. Paris. There was a unique cereJ. and director of the from vice Governor. by president on Telegram Christmas ward Infirmary, wandered away from that day appointed Washington. Senator Newlands of C. Lyons Building & Operating cominstitution one night last week, and William James Bryan of this city ti, mony Tuesday afternoon in the sub Ala .lust as the Birmingham, is endeavoring terranean passages of the opera to prevent pany, for which receivers were apwas not found be United States senator, vice Stephfor several hours, black cap was about to be placed Nevada death resulting an hour after he was over the head of Henry Thaxton, a withdrawal of the government troops pointed, committed suicide by jumpen Russell Mallory. deceased, for thb house. It consited or depositing in a found, as a result of exposure to the negro, convicted of the killing of S. T. from Goldfieid until some other means ing in front of a subway train at the remainder of the term expiring March specially prepared vault a talking machine and a number of discs bearing of protection Is had. On he Fourteenth street station. elet.ients. The fatalMr. Bryan is a prominent at- records 4, 1909. Huntsucker, a white man, a telegram cnlletl upon Secretary Taft atFriday of the voices of the greatest the war a The will of the late David Henry it rived from the governor, staying panic among the torney and now holds the position of precipitated department anil strongly urged that ity singers of the twentieth century. of waiting passengers Peery shows that his estate Is valued the execution for fifteen days. The execution of the order issued by the hundreds He county solicitor for this county. Caruso, Scottl, Plahoon, Pat at $123,000, as follows: $77,000 in sheriff read the message aloud. The secretary for the withdrawal of the Women became hysterical and it was was born in Orange county, Florida, tl. Melba. Calve and oth r are reik- that was the crowd with difficulty October 10. 1S76; was reared in the resented in the selection. At the eni mining stocks, $23,000 In cash on de- prisoner raised his hands and ex- troops on Monday be suspended until controlled by the A subway police. Mr. Bryan of ion years posit in banks. 111,000 due from life claimed "My God!" Ml the prisoners he has hail an opportunity to commu- valuation of over 17,000,000 Is placed vicinity of his birthplace. they will be and Is a prominent lawyer of this city, and the people of that aire willopened Insurant e policies, $5,000 on accouutB In the Jail cave ehecr. anil Thaxton nicate with Governor Sparks and enhnv. rha real estate the owned thr by upon of a the Democratic member state opportunity of hearing voices of thi and bills receivable, and real estate uas led back to his cell praying and deavor to induce him to call the NeLyons company. executive committee. wet ping. vada legislature together. valued at $tj,noo. era. The secretary of the Interior sent Between Strikers and Police Fight Ends Colorado Timber Fraud Cases. Howard on the Stand. Regaining Confidence. Teddy Bear Craze Dying Out. a t minunitatlon to the senate recResults in 210 Deaths. In the United States i New York. - Under call of the stale Denver New craze The York. bear Teddy Georgetown. Ky. James Howard ommending action on the urgent ae Valparaiso. According to an ofcourt on Tintdny Judge R. F. banking department for reports cf Is dying out, according to the toy was on the witness stand on Tuesday hill for flclency appropriation the ficial statement, the recent encouncon di ton on December 19. twenty-ondealers In New York. When the stores In the Caleb Powers trial. Howard support of the Uto Indians, who are Lewis granted the motion to quash ters at lquique between nitrate strik- closed fate Tuesday night, most of most twenty-ninnow off their reservation uud in the the Indictment" against R. M. ltiggs. trust companies and emphatically denied that he was In the the and the police, resulted vicinity of the Cheyenne river agency preside!'.!, and Charles D McPhee and state hanks of Greater New York ers toy departments were pretty well on the state house square at any time men 210 and the of wounding In South Dakota. killing J. J. MiGiniiity, directors of the New have filed their formal statement cleared out, except for Teddy bears. during the morning of January 30, Duilng one of the engagt Mexico Lumber company, Hnd ('has. While the effects of the recent storm Of fifty. While be was assisting la dehorn During the holiday rush. Just over, when Goebcl was shot; said that h ments. the troops fired particularly thousands of urn! W W HOMMMUI of are plainly evident, especially In remon was not inside the executive building Ing s steer on his farm at Harrisville. H dogs elephants, lenders of the strikers, but that morning; that he never saw Govthe at to few DurahRii. conDaniel Cost ley was stricken those with them institutions of gard and made clot! charging rabbits, keys, against furry with 0WO were wss the and ernor aim poor Taylor or Youtsey, and declared their the attack seemed most direct, hean failure and fell over the body spiracy to deftaiui the government of which The president and vice and stuffed as are the Teddy bears that he had absolutely nothing fo do not hurt In Archuleta county, Coltimber statement ns lands a the of the animal, expiring whole were sold, but few bears the of very great with the assassination almost The witness to the quick recover; gener- I resident of the strike organization, Mr. CusUey had been in orado. The order to r,uash whs bated anarchists are Spanish admitted that late have numbers of bears that went Into th who the afternoon of the no made that and upon crime the under In ally ground health and had not complained the season hav toy shops early gooS unwavering confthe day Ooebel was shot, he.' with the federal statutes was shown. idence of the great body of depositors. disappeared of not feeling well left the shelves. others, visited capital square. in Peiiio. 23-2- d o long-draw- e n y 1 e 0 cou-Tlc- dele-gale- h civ-Ula- d twenty-eight-ho- sea-goin- n - ' e I'em-r.orto- -- dls-tric- e M |