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Show mm to HIE" PROVO HERALD FUu4 Taetatyi, Tkantiyt PROVO '- - BRINGS FLflODS FOLLOW Slogans SENATE THE OF ROBBERS- - , Negro Fireman Was the Causa of ths Trouble, and He Was Spirited Away From Scene to Pre- - .NEWS TE , ," maTrii m ii mil CFREB that the decision la It the gpoKane rate case will resort In a readjustment of rates in the state ot Utaa. The graduates of the Cache county "achoohv number" this year 2d2, fifty more than" haveiever graduated be-- ; lore In a alngle year. ".""'Smallpox la raging in the' town of Fairvlew. twelve cases being reported le to"" M thwhole , town - tua probably been etpoled. In1 attempting to allght-frem- -a rap- - Idly moving street car In Salt Lake Injured, his . are being badly ' - vent-Lynchl- ng. State Senator jOir Tions. iat2tof :,. In Illinois .and In- - - Rough and Tumbla , Fight , ick Torgensen-- 4 Omaha. en Springfield. IIL A. pugilistic L). Woods, under arrest here W. and counter between State Senator James two of the men A. Henaon and Thomas Sheridan, an have been identifled as - Pactflc Over Union robbad who Jhe asshxs3 sergeantfearair-M.which-' land limitedjiaturday was spilled, marked the closing blood n last longer tLan any otker. ' i any otKer. vibratioa baa tkan any otter. 1 JFREB d to-- opefattr- "jrtmxrr. ttan any otter. l. Atnhe-steTr?ad- ing 7 ii more beautxrul ttan night" May 22. e jobbeiy-ldentifle- . j&ItXER-.- hours of the senate session early 8uu day morning. The general assembly was in a deadlock on the question of sine die adjournment and the fight oc curred' when Senator Henson attempt- d-- : Sewing McLi run lighter tLan soy other. Neb.T-Freder- mm TP FREE . : . . -- .AciBOMteintetf volved Henaon-ofSergeant-at-Amii- TwoMen Arrested "inT Omaha. Are Identified hy- - Engineer and Fire muf: as Men Who Forced Them to Stop-Trai- n. Engineer Mickeijohn and Fireman Prowr Identifled theuTas the bandits who crawled over the tender of their engine and forced them to stop the train. A man living in the, vicinity of the to ieave-h&enate chamber after the safipecla-aajaehe had. been, refused permission to de- he had seen examining the ground in that" district a day. or tw uefore the Senator Henson attempted to open hold-up- . Oklahoma towns of Key Veet and De- ... r' the locked doors, when Sheridan, who pew. Forty or more were injured. Eight registered mail pouches taken At least ten were' "killed in Key i& young and athletic, caught him by from the Union-- Pacific Overland lino West. That flgure is confirmed by a the arm. According, to Sheridan, Hen- Ited on MaV 22 were founTTTiT the number of people "who fled before the son thereupon turned and struck him attic of the Brown Park school in storm. Five are dead af Depew. TheHn the face. A moment later the two South Omaha. v tornado swept over a wide stretch of were involved taa, rough and tumble and other developments in the This flfrht. ' jto" the hold-uinvestigation have caused the farming country. came a wind They 'were police officials to assert that in Woods deluge niaia floor' both fell Following Jhe Gordon and Torgensen they have the of rain." Floods then added to the ter .dragged apart; while SehatjorfHeard, rible situation.. Tbewreckage of Key an eXjconfederate , soldier,.- - begged men who robbed the train. Chief of West soon was ovnvhelmed by the them to "remember Illinois," and not Police Biggs said he expected to se Henson cure. a confession from one of the nothing waa lly rising rose, his face Tleeding, and started at prisontrs. left of the town of 20O inhabitants. "The TimlFpouches had been opened asfeStrained and fur The resldetice of J.' 1. Hait waa de. Shbrldaitbuf and was every letter and package rifled. trouble averted. Later ther half apoj a mojlfihed after being rplled oyer The robbers replaced the," letters in dozen times with the occupants in ogies were made; ny alt concerned. the envelopes after removing the side. Every member 'of the family rand otherr valuables. money "BATTEN'S SUCCESSFUL" DEAL was injured. . Airs. Hart's back waa broken, a little girl's leg waa wrenched Bull Leader in CHILD SAVES MOTHERS LIFJE Chicago Pit Satisfied from her thigh and Hart and two ,The- Elks of Ogden have filed artiThe engine left for JJthonla to bring cles of 'Incorporation, preparatory a trainload of . perishable provisions to erecting a handsome club house for HniAtJanta-ssuranc- eg had - been the exclusive use of the members of given-tha- t In the local that lodge.:?' :::, ;:.v;-L- ..shippers whose valuable cargoes were - la stabbing affray which occurred; 'tied up, ho demonstration would be made agalnBthaulmf - these cars to Mike CrickvUch,' laborersr theTlatter Atlanta. When, however, the engine witained set eril ,,severeitsut; About I reach M was seen. About 200 people gathered Che heck and shoulders. - " . . Which Swept Over Wide Area. The first violence to. Atlanta, Qa, Assistant Two Okkaoma Towns Derattated hj High Windi and Rainstorm railroad property in the Georgia rail road flremen'satrlke occurred Friday night, a Taaving Jrelght train: atXUfeiJ At Met Death, In conse - Least Fifteen People onla, Ga., nras attacked. While ManyWere injured," It Be-- v quence tte race issue loomed np more sharply than before. A negro Ing Estimated TWO Hundred fireman was apparently the cause ot Are Left Homeless. , the trouble, and he was rushed to At lanta on an engine to save him from a mob. The train was stoned and Oklahoma City, Okla. At leastfff- en boarded by men who serthe teen people were killed Saturday brakes-en- d broke R Into three see aioxnada-tha- 1 - ROOR ON MS TROW ON Ml QVEHLAKO UTAH UTAH-STA- ' T1 xo'akei a more perfect stitct ttan any otter. t3JFilEB p t it tte test oi all ; com-ttne- o! in one. under way the mob which FREE SEWING MAGHINE CO. elebratjosT la to be held at Ogden had began .df bombardment ILLINOIS CHICAGO - ii twxt fall, and every following fall, ac- - with gathered stones, and soon secured control Pi Ogden plan! the: ordlBg.tQ;the train. LoUhe In ' " Trade and Labor assembly. The race issue has developed two- - atroBgeet what constitutes its ' Lake "It"ia"probahIelhafllne"8aIt & tabernacle: choir win attend the. Irrl holds on the southern people. The was the unanimity shown by ax ration congress to be held at Seattle first the ; and slug for the edification of the entire community 1n resenting Provo , V , . Vish of negroes in a ..capacity tc using Tlsttlag delegates and the people of which they objected. The other sen Seattle timent was the determination of em With a Profit of a Million Dollars. Held Her Head Above Water Until While attempting to steal a ride on pioyers to stand loyally by negroes children were seriously Injured. conced What is f Chicago, was generally double: a destroyed by Help Came. a grave wagon in Salt ; Lake City, who have rendered them a long and Depew twister that formed from that atrlktovs ed to have been the ""Donald Nagely. ageT t. was" caught faithful service, .proclrtonrt;atMrsr Warren iJonesi back Key West and from another coming wheat deal in the annals'of- "the Chi- wife of a well known farmer, and the between the brake block-aBONDS PLACED. JJOAHQ twfceel-o- f from the east- .- The tornado wiped out cago foot and -i and then pushed on northeast, and it closed without squeezing of .Robinson, lost their lives in an auto leg badly lacerated State. Treasurer Disposes of Issue Depew waa wont mobile accident near Stockton, Tues Built nr Pro--v- o presumably spending its force a few shorts, which in other-daClarence Ernst, the negro proprle-- ' Authorized by Last Legislature. to visfurnish ashow to "the gallery miles further on. 115 W. day. ""Tlieywere drowned when tJie .tor of a pool room in Ogden, "will Idaho. State Treasurer Boise, " At an early hour Saturday after- itors and leave La Salle street stag- - automobile was overturned in two 5 SO., BY TH aave to stand trial for murder, for Hastings has returned Jrom aftrfp ta hooniwaa..:I(heJse3PttIBnBS gering. leet.of water.. . .." .1 i the killing-o- f Charles Staples, another Denver fie "had 0ienomena. Small tornadoes rapidlyl James A. Patten during : Chicago,-whe- re Mrs. Robinson was saved from Saturday's negro, three weeks ago. during a fight been totand rose & B. one followed another. interview H. Rollins brief session made a fixed price of drowning "They a -- ohildlween- - the'two ea.j f4who purchased the majority ot high into the. airreircled about and 11.34 a bushel. Through his pit clerk, of --? or 8, who held her head above There la a smallpox scare- at Wil Sons,Idaho state the bonds authorised by dipped. As many as five were ob- "Ed" Walker, he hought or sold at water until the farmers came and lard, one man having broken out with the last and amounting- to served during the display." The littl Z III legislature the machine. (he disease, and about, a doien oth-r- $430,000. " tornadoes had spent their force when that price, but the buying was almost raised, was driven automobile The on He theoretical' "his by Drastics 5 o'clock. purely 'part. having been exposed. A portion of these bonds had been the big one came along at did take in a tew thousand bushels Isaac Kobinson, and wtth htm were measure have been taken to prevent turned down by Charles B. Wood, the Mrs. his wife and . his 'wfowaited--Batfrom a spread of the disease, recognized leading-bon- d attorney in Tltnr the last moment for his profits, ut mrrennrones7'"aWtB"e-rf-WUtah county now has formal pos the city of Chicago, on the ground Killed and Many Others in the main he disposed of about a children. Nearing the bridge acrossj session of the state central experl that the levy provided was not suffi- Thirty-twhalf million to shorts who had hoped Middle river, the machine skidded on meat station at Lehl. Th farm con cient, to establish a sinking fund for Injured as Result of Tornado. Tnomerit, and a high embankment and went in to the of the bonds, but was a high , the payment sists of. eIghtj;acresLalljnnder water. Texas. A tornado of . Brownwood, ereliaught . ... Jf TTITl J Pn itfl HIM I' n m DUr "HIIBH tne heavy machine. Mr. Kob- ' faeaklnre.ati-haIiamots Din mm i Cl'-K'"oeneath taf ottoemuvauaa,acres w i iipnr rvinHi.iiiirifinH-i nnn him riinniH. ' nson was badly Injured01 rruu wees. fifteen twenty , Mr. PattehhasTnadea fortunerhow for a .7 other objections which .T. time Zephyr, in the eastern portion of 8pringvllle Is to have a system of threatened to invalidate the bond sale Brown county, at 1 'clock Sunday much he cannot say until- - hie cash BRYAN MULE IN NEVADA. , araterworksTln the near futafr ah"fip and leave Idaho Institutions without morning, and left a path of death and wheat is marketed. His own Provo City, Utah x however, seems to make $1,000,- Goldfield Democrats Hon having been secured on the Burt funds for building, were met The destruction seldom paralleled. NowJn Posses - a conservative-estimat- e. fOOIt may death list has reached a .total of run" Springs for : terr sion of Mascot. much larger. The losses, it is INCREASE OF VICE. and part e money for installing thirty-two- , and the number of serious fallen have on said, Nev. The Bryan mule profesmostly Goldfleid, the system having alreadjt been will reach fifty. sional speculators. Charge Made That Americans Are Re ly and fatally Injured the mascot awarded by Wiimm Jen-- . DIRECTORS: TtoeatormJorraeOalLa mile.Muth: 1 sponsible for Spread of Vice In nings Bryan to Goldfleid- - as Me dis. Thecftunty west of Zephyr and swept down upon . . , WIZARD OF THE AIR. Havana. Democratic trict showlngTHe greatest Reed 8moot passed aalrdlnance Increasing the Presldeni- the village, cutting a'wide swath pain at the last election, arrived hero C. E, Loose Havana, There has been a mark Count 456 Travels county saloon llcenae in Miles nt residence busi and Zeppelin through the Friday in charge of a student of the performances '"'" '" L. Holbrook, JHIs New Airship Without Landing. county, outside Salt Lake City, from ed increase in Immoral J. Wm. Knight, ness districts. and was turned , HavanaV Nebraskaluniversity at the theatres of 750 o f 1,200 July were houses Geo. Berlln.-Cou- nt entirely fifty Farrer, Taylor, sr, Nearly Roger reIn. to over the Zetmel whose Jack eneral-spread chairman,' McLaugh of - vice demolished.--Lightniby places : of SbtisineasiTare stated-- 4 -- JohriBTwelves HnrarkaWe of outbreak-othe Ms lin, an flm and sltsince performanceslrr gambling affected. :.;;; :;;'. entire the American occupation, came to an flagratlon which destroyed one unbounded honor to the The mule was given Bryan last year JOS. T. FA&R.ER CasK'ier. business blocks Jto effort was made ship brought 'Ogden business men claim that the on inventor, Sunday accomplished tho during the campaign by the students to fight the fire as: the care of the General banking business transacte of Minnesota Agricultural college and -- demanddead"ndwounoted--vietlm- s moststrfjtlngea capltol from Salt Lake tQ Ogden is no Safe deposit boxes far rent. one guided his Zeppelin II from Friedfichs" oiuff, anaa an evmence or .tneir sion until shipped a week ago. Nc one to hafen of a more distance Bltterfeld, good faith projjose o raise $250,000 were present, and a society for the has yet essayed to ride tt, owing to Idahoan Stood Up for Rights. Jthnn iselleithout-landingcii- e lor the erection of a capltol bylldlng prevention of vice was formed. - ' , of its trlcklness. It is said reports lasted he twenty-twWash.Because objectJourney, Seattle, nearly In the Junction city. to caused an army officer who have Who Secured ed to .the erection of .a selling booth . Since the. new law went into 'effect, Congratulates Lawyers mounted it to spend Several-wee' Indrctments Against Haskell. Count Zeppellnwho personally was on the grounds: allotted to his state, .j.-.areducing the poll tax from 3 to 12, In General from D. A. commissioner and ofthe Washington." whose charge "Attorney McKlnlay4 one have hundred airship amiost persons paid exhand was at the tiller Vdurhig. the Preparing for Dry Farming Corw their tax In Salt Lake City at the 13 Wlckersham on Friday sent a tele- Idaho to the ..:; r. gress. rate. The department will be under gram of congratulation to , United position, was arrested and escorted greater part Of the Journey, had not 1.!,.the necessity of refunding. SI to each States Attorney Gregg and Special As from the fair grounds, hy exposition allowed a word to be made public relMont Although the Billings. sistant Rush at Tulsa, r Okla., upon. guards. A protest was immediately ative to his intention to undertake an fourth Dry Farming congress will person who has thus overpaid. , ' their success under adverse condl- lodged by friends of, Mr. McKinlay endurance trip. It was, however. not, convene, at Billings . until next .In Lake Salt painfully injured or City etfftndojnM6ir KBogreq'g thafBg' pUrfigggartJctober white Inflating the tire of an automo with fraud In the berg and Director General L A. Na- to seize- tne fl rst favorable opporta. ready several candidates among the Muskogee town lot deau, The result was that nity to proceed to Berlin In his aewest cities of the west for .the fifth sestlle. The tire exploded and a part. cases. jJThe attorney: general said that And get them to figure on .... of the rim- struck" him. a terrible blow the counsel .were deserving of . great was offered to Mr. McKinlay and the craft. Zeppelin H, which was rebuilt sions. Among the first communities In the stomaoh. He is Jn the hospital, credit for the ability with which they, booth was ordered from the Idaho to d1splace: the" one destroyed" hear to start campaigns for the. next con: ,"-wiring your house for elec.1 gress are San; Antonio, ifconterdlngea-rt- i ..yr grounds.' ; lth every Indication of recovery. had handled a trying situation. jTexajfantd tric lights. It is the only . Sa.n : Antonio jusi-nes- s The Miners' Union home In Salt WORK OF ARKANSAS MOB. " "Skinny" Maddeh Fined '. $500 ' for Douglas, Arizona,. In .Idaho. r . Floods .Expect are nse for hjis offered the men, been by arrangements J.ake. making clean, safe and reliable Bribery jln Connection With Strike, : "Boise, Idaho. The .late spring Unable delegation to- - Bill. tesend a NegrbMurderer, " visiting Grand Army jnne.n to the enaplure forty-sihours method of lighting. of QhlcagoAfter of held in Salt Lake Ipells. floods , in" southern . Idaho to Ings. Supervisor G. J. .McCabe campment They Lynch His Brother. almost iconstant 1 wrangling, the4ury of who made have a those practice Palmerlee,' Arizona, member of' the City this summer. i The building conOffice. 95 N, Academy Avenue Portland. Ark. A posse of citizens in the' case of Martin ("Skinny") executdve committee - ot1 the Dry tain about 100 rooms, and will ao-- watching such things from year to on a Joe Sunday lynched Blakely, Both fhoncs 37- -2 R.tnis Madden; M. 3i Boyle and F. A. Potv Farming -- congress for that territory, - - commodate a large, number of the vis the snowfall was While there are rnegra,; brother of Sam tJiakelyj-wh- a chot, labor . leaders, - charged . with has announced his intention of bring-usual.. heavier than itors. r killed Deputy - Sheriff Cain strike- - graftingi.JDnSaturdaxlirottght Hnga big delegation here to secure abpt-aGovernor Spry has issued a proola- no official measurements-- it Is " neat here Saturday morning. Unable ilsiSZterdictf-ttyalnteactne nitn congress ; ror uougias. -MeHiayT - June4 by - 5opJe Un? n the South Idaho to Z catch the alleged" murdererbf CalriJ the defendants f $500. The . 14, the one hundred and long delav neavier- than- - for- - many- - years- - past taerK)sse-4yncnRoosevelt Having Good Shootl ng. tneorDtnerr "artei Is aald to "have "heehdueto' of the in f the the .of, adoption anniversary comparatively Jittla of this snow has hedeclared that he intended to "get" - British East Africa. A Nairobi, of twelve to the as find a Stars and "Stripes' ability men, the flag of the melted. When hot weather comes it Bud Harper, who had killed- the staff as- flag common ground of punishment. Madcorrespondent- of the Associated ' Teturned to Nairobi - Monday Frew den "the almost when" observance tne verstreams-wand sudcollapsed the rush ill a be general throughout dog resulted In Cain's death and the. " " " -: was "He state. read. dict was waters.--"-filled with flood scarcely able morning, after a two days' visit at Capital Stock $25,CC3: denly 1 JynchlngJoJlovrfd. To speakT. 'rhennaPeonrentfonrof tfte"Otcr Jhe. .gtiesJLof MAY ABANDON TUNNEL. Vice Admiral Urlu Wants Peace. ' Mr. Roosevelt. The camp was located ' Folks' of the state will be held In An Idaho Tragedy. W. H. Brerton, President. . the- Heatly ranch,1 on the banks of on ' t Vice Sa.il Lake City on June. 29 next. AU Admiral Washington. - Alva CashieTr: . Cave-INelson, of -I- daho Fallsf Idaho. Tunnel'.at Tennessee in Pas Lamp, Johp 70" the Nairobi river; Mr. .Roosevelt and over years of age from Brigham the" Japanese' navy and Wilford AssL Cashier. - - - Now Extend Tioure" Johnson, " the early to Surface. ofSaturday morning, his son, Kermlt, are in remarkably Baroness Urla returned to Washing City on the north to Payaon and lYovo on the south will be given free Grand Junction, CoTo.-I- t la report- ton Sunday from Annapolis. The ad- struck down his wife, May Lamp, good health, and they are delighted Interest Paid on Time --Deposits. : transportation by the' different rail- ed here that the cave-I- of the Denver miral and the baroness In the evening while asleep In bed,, with a hammer, with the success of their expedition. and commH then roads. ted were aulclde. amof the by taking The accuracy orthe rifle fire of Mr. ft R Grande railroad tunnel atJTen: guests Draffs on All Parts of the World. theJapanese bassador and the Baroness" Takahtra. carbolic acid. Mrs. Lamp Is la a pre- Roosevelt and his son has astonished It U charged that nessee" pa88ndwexlends to the sni handling the mails, which are now de-- face, three hundred feet above the Admiral .Uriu.Tsaldcnrrroa:ask'4)i, carious condition and ho hopes are not only the 'settlers, but the mem- of. Dragon - iato-4- h ead: was crushed: br--th lave all Offico Uintah resefvation country, Is work- caving'ground may necesajtate the Opposftd centiy arclose-range-ahyenaTIEat' of 'the" tunnel. The ru- of that and more?-- tt .haa abundant Wow. - No cause can be assigned for had attacked and he has also him, ing a great hardship on all the set- abandonment resources. It has wisdom to guide.- To the tragedy other than Lamp, during come aear tlors In the reservation and mor purports to be based on the re-- ' me it is a a record bag of great happiness to be among the past winter sat on a coroner's female wartmaking -- That the mail route shoulddistrict, Chief who of. port Rlcard, In-- a Engineer be changed hogs given space is In charge of the work at the pass. your for I love- this great nation- of Jury which is - supposed to - have Of' UBle.. .. , - rr. lack to Price. ' ' the west." turned his mind. The attorney gpneraj holds that the W JJack Broktn. '3HOTTJOWN in law authorizing partial conversion of Bingham, TJtah.Wayne McFadden, Kansas the university permanent land fund Skip tender In the Utah :T. T. Murderer Meets Death at Hands Fort Benton, Mont Crazed with of Copper Tun" Into cash to pay for an administraa "noted Crittenden,died ' T Mob in Texas. Mlssourlan, because" was and was killed he at 9 O'clock liquor nel, angered instantly M his home her; Satnrday morning. tion building at the university, at a Friday, morning. At the time of the found fault with, Jack Noore, a n Abilene. Jexas. A mob stormed cost of not to exceed $250,000,Is accident he was riding In an" empty afternoon He suffered a stroke of- - apopIeKy the county Jail here and shot to death. here, romtlT obuunad In aU (oanUiM, or MO PC t. painter Sunday itutional, as it would ;pass. the skip up the incline on its return trip shot his wife and then UxiA.6Mi fikotch. Mod or Piiob?, ft trt r attempted sui- Thursday afternoon and remained un- Tom. Barnett,' recently convicted "of stale debt limit" at a low rate of speed when, not real- cide.! Present- - Indications y ; oa MtcnUmlHT. conscious until he died." Mr. Critten-de- the. murder of Alexander Sears. Re.1111.... : are . that all rpri TIHCTLV COWrlOtflTIAL. -- T he4 Hfa otHsh of - M r and Mrs. izing the danger, he put his head out Mrs. Norre will fkUiit MncUc fras was the suicide hut bare ?2earsoldHe fused die, admission the "Jailer,' . the by to'One side to look hackri His head WuiMiirulM UiTmtort Uinald ftir onr Hind. George "Mullen of Ogden fell into "an came Vwk en How toobutn nd Ml pauwU, (That part of the tragedy was not a success, in Suelby county, Kentucky. ; In 1878 mob worked unsuccessfully tor an in contact with the chute, breakl: ;i r.tuiif d'.tcs and win was drowned Mr. t.How to f Crittenden became man the woundpartner Awlotbff is of governor hour to open the cell doors. . Then the seriously aiuate intormauoii. fm,t Crae to abt athiraai. ing his neck instantly.- McFadden although '1 ho" ed.MlBSotirl. end it waa to Governor Crit- victim waa shot to death Noore arcrest-ehas been parents tad lt't the had been in theenjpIoy, frequently instfe his ofthe fJUfc i and- has :served "Jail " sentences for tenden that Frank- - James,- the cell. The proceedings were conducted tl....i1:warti, ia front - of wipper company tor tne past dow-'if fiiH!o, lor a tt.tw lald arms. hls He withaail was outlaw, as 8h"s n's hns Hues "4 comparative quiet and but few had hwn Wrrird l - : r.CI Smntb rcvsn-iiii, found the child hinirt if tro::v his home for consnl r.eiiifar ta !St'1nimI":rTi'i,i: aware of "the. lynching 'II ttifv but ten montbs :.. . , It wag over. f':irn. .dent CU'velr.nd. 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