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Show f - siwwjim 8 4 'OfiLY THREE- CENT PAPER IN UTAH. II. Ko. OL. i JL. A m Partly cloady and Tmettl"d tonight. Salt- Lake y 139. 1 E EGRAM. Utaii, Friday Evi:xixg, Junis 20, LLike City, SAX.T & lAIMMAN'S FAMOUS LUCM lLO READ OUR WANT AD 3 OH PACE 7 Phice, Thkke Cents 1903. ALIOS! S PINK OF THUGS; LEFT INSENSIBLE IN CAR ARM IS COMPICTON TWO VIEWS OF THE FAMOUS LUCIS - V:: :nI?rr;;4r;;-- - , .v.: m mm k m ON SHORT LINE AFT m jm- -- sr a-- I XJP" CUT-OF- F. COMNO EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS BEFORE, Brakeman Is Also Beaten j While Trying" to Aid Sup-posVictim; HoId-Up- s to Be Followers of the Circus. '"V"-.-:- , .w 5 a., ed v'' 'V5 J3L- - V-- T IuU ta .'.t ir nn'.tr - rir.k. a lorI r,4 mo.', ha xpwith a pare cf five rufT.ar Ut r.?RM nd was rohNvl cf 1?. fttr blr,c nr Into tlrnnst to dfth with reroUrn ia the hi-.- n cf l.'.t J a. Ir.nf-t'.t.r.- .iU.r.!fc. 4 , .. o y a a i; ,j j nj TRAIN ACROSS LAKE IN 60 DAYS. c c- vv il - .. i; News comes from the Lucin cut-of- f today that the Harriman en- of across believe the line track the lake will be completed within gingers Fixty days, and that by September 1st a train will jun over the water. But trains will not be sent across the cut-o- ff before December. The occasion of the first run acros3 the cut-o- ff will be made a general jollification, and it is probable that high officials of the Southern Pacific will witness the initial dash across the dead sea. reg-ula- r The 106 miles of railroad known as the f which is being famous Itiein b Jilt ac ross Great Salt lake, the mysterious Dead Sea of Utah, by President K. H. Harrimaa of the Southern Pacific, at an estimated cost of $13,000,000, is rapidly nearing completion. Success is finally crowning the most wonderful and by far the. most daring piece of railroad engineering ever attempted. Within another six. months the actual running tinu' between Ogden and San Francisco will be' diminished by mot"1, than two hours for by then track across Great the Salt lake will be virtually completed, and heavy pa?enger trains that now spend more than four hours covering the 145 miles of mountainous road around the north end of the lake from Ogden to Lucln, will rach the same destination ovr a railroad which ia laid the lake, forty miles straight acioss shorter. almost level and nearly cut-of- world-famo- us straight. Modern Methods Revolutionized. In order to run this railroad across the lake Mr. llarrimsn has built a great mountain across the long stretch of briny water. Thi? mountain istencon-to water from structed through . Modern engineering fiffv rrlfK9"fe have been revolutionized in Great building his wonderful cut-of-been driven piles sixty feet long have into the bed of the lake, spliced four on top of each other in order to get through the false bottom. One great sinkhole,' the "bottomless pit," was overcome by dumping a mountain of rock into it. Harriman's army of 3000 workmen and hundreds of. thousands of piles ha.ve conquered in their fight with mysterious Salt lake. Millions Ilave Been Spent. To make this possible, E. H. Harriman i3 spending millions upon millions of Southern Pacific capital. C'orrpaiatlvly little Las been publisher concerning this stupendous piece of work, and even the people of Salt Iak-who live almost within the sound of th.j great hammers that from daylight until dark are driving forests of piles into th lake bottom, have no idea of the immensity of the undertaking. The Southern Pacific did not want the world to know what it was doing, find hp 3 taken every precaution to prevent the press from publishing anything concerning the work. The reason for this was that uncertainty as to the vdtimate result of the daring undertakin the minds of even the ing has ex most sanguine of the promoters of the t.-e- t de-p- f. , scheme. Stockholders Kept Tab. Had it at any time become necessary to abandon the undertaking the loss to th1 stockholders of the Southern Pacific would have been great indeed. As it was, certain stockholders were more or less dissatisfied with the scheme and could not read of even a minor failure Mr. Harriman to wi'.bout putting of thHr requests for trouble worlds by I d3tr,jled information. For this reason iJie issued orders to keep all newspaper off the work and sent Representatives 3frth an edict which stated that any nian who gave out any information whatever would be discharged. Dozens of reporters have attempted to get through the lines and see for themselves what was going on. Every such attempt, however, failed. From time to time reports said to have com? from the front have found their way Into the columns of pa iters all over the country. These reports, for the most part, were to the effect that the undertaking was a failure, and would probably be abandoned. Such stories were brought here by men who were not In a position to speak intelligently of tha matter, and were in almost every case erroneous. The Telegram today publishes the first authentic account of the great work that has ever appeared in print. Chartered a Launch. Realizing that It was impossible to get to the cut-of- f except from the lake, The Telegram chartered a swift launch, the Cambria II., and sent a reporter far out In the lake, where the actual work Is going on. After securing a number of photographs, the reporter made a landing on the trestle, dressed as a laborer. Here he mingled with the workmen and succeeded in gathering detailed information concerning all that has been done and what still remains to b? done. His Identify was not discovered until late in the afternoon, whn ho had traversed the greater part of the completed portion and was about ready to depart. When It was learned that the visitor was a reporter the officials warned him to discontinue his research, under the threat of immediate arrest. That they were in earnest was demonstrated by the fact that a railroad detective was detailed to keep the reporter under surveillance until he departed. Mountains of Bock Moved. The immensity of this great under taking may be described In brief by that mountains of rock and saying are earth being blasted from where they have stood for countless ages and are b?ing moved out imj the lake and used to construct other mountains that will better serve the purpose of man. Entire forests of tall pines that for centuries have bec-- growing in the vir gin soil of Oregon and Texas have been hewn down by an army or axmen, stripped of their limbs and bark, and have been transported by another army of men to the shores of the salt sa. have been one by one, th'-wher, driven through the mud to solid rock. To r.ttempt to give the exact number of cubic yards of rock and earth that have been used to build this mountain across the lake would be folly. Even the engineers who have the work in these charge l ave long ago lost track offiles of figures. Some place among the the chief engineer's office1 at San Fran Cisco they might be found, but It would ruqire a roll of wall paper to publish them on. Fill Is Fourteen Miles Long. The fill is a most stupendous piece cf work, of a magnitude to far surpass any snnilar undertaking ever oefore attempted. It is approximately fourteen miles in length, reaching from the east of the lake at a point near Little mountain, directly east a distance of eight miles, to Promontory point. This point is of a rock formation and la four miles wide. The fill Is commenced again cn the east side of it and extends three miles out Into the lake, to where the water reaches a depth of m!d Jj - 77. cj sr.d ere c The cri vhi-- n rv.uth t-a- At lh it r . Tea la. m "VTour.de-- m-- he d'.J .ft If d n c : cf it h fan td a! tfoc-r- . r.- -t quit t fc trurk tv-era- ! tiewt on t. with th balls cf th tevoiver. tar1r.ic Ms i;. J r.-- -- In ifcht r tn rjn c him ur'npdojt. Th cat.s l!.fn 'arch-Hi r.d nn i ar.d - p',iw- r - re-cir-- Mm snd ! r- No particulars ar .'.. rT 1 Enkeawi Alsa Attacked obtainable, and the crime for which the negroes ere reported to have met death is not known. r!1 ih fM ard r.!err lrarr.i J,ttd ar. He v a!o kt;.r I ar ws f :t trakftiV4n A t- - th - !- r.arr. couM c 1 In; i'.ity ar. l rrtbd aUtn Itold watch and imr. smail change. 5 Ir.iM-- r Unconscious for Scr. Time. I'.r.k '.id not recaln c HORROR IN ih tr4ir. arru h peine. wcil rr.T ! f.c-- ft tr J . wtrr 1 bvn. nr. r lv 1 J cf r d 1 thit feil th trn jt i an two of thr-- - '.?- turr. at $r.! re of a 1 his wcn:r.I. the rTir to th th !; . sr--i cid. j;J J. jKr b i fn.oc-.l- t!4fw : 1 rd Itj lir.m-dia- Mn-'rl- f - stre-ets- . Tr-se-e-iti- she-e-- p ng xc.-ir- CIRCUS MEN WANT MONEY to pntMre hld hit urr morr.- - i;yen iM fh- p. at. 1 Th dug. h .if when he rail . t IU .k t i rcc us t. wa roundly abuiw-lAfter a h.it Tutrrl Iliv aj h lent hi he.t i and sh'Witir.ir. r.rlr lhre-hoti. one of which l'ok .Tret. - them. H. ; m ar t ! - :ur--- J i c hJ nr t . . j I O.i-v- r .i t!n f rt mi Li.Hckrn! '. brt-kc-- th-.- cn th ar" vMr.jr f th" mn h.. t.a jr the Ft .te DELAWARE ,tn Urtg tht hi; frnif nl'y l:,y to the rope e.ncrr.Jnc ctrp'.alnd and was at or time dec !s h " RIOTING IN hp. ?he x evl '. rrm M r Tn i":.c. ar.d di rl; tlor nt to rj,e r NG h'P out Ir.g Punk re-- t cl hi isf w ath tict ihut in fhiciirc h from th i t cf th r ' SHOOTING AFFRAY CAPS CLIMAX OF A NEIGHBORHOOD FEU Kd-wa- . ks, the latt- - I VI.. Jun :?-- Af a cf u.ft right's riot vi;;im .V l iurir r a Cramer, a r.rcr. w WILMINGTON. advls1 by htw t Jw'p," Tiir.tr.oji y to UlAnk's dog when next it bothri h'.s he-p. rri.:t 'ltrlrt r.iio !i d In t.. ' '".iM a:. as th un EARTHQUAKE IN HUNGARY K-r- t-ir It. tfl !.! ! : - t!.- dinf-r- n - . r C ach r ' )-- Vr in : ar. V . ! ! cm !d rat 4. 1 th Tic t trbt its 1 r. rr- - ;i-l- :! -- This i;nc a! "ji i.it-'c'.- t. Wlillam has b n arreste.1 on H in ; th ! arc of n. jr.t-r. ; 5 . Man Caught in Chlcirro Ssid to Have Tlanned 915,000 Robbery. June 21. Wlili.m IWr. CHICACO. Three former emrloyoes of the Sils i:n.Lt Iliir.g try. J r. M to nald Is who th rcbt-rhave and Downs circus complained to Asl'r.t earth shrVs wr frit hr at C sistant (.ttv Attorney Schulder this of th Mtlroe hot.''. Los Ang:c. Cal , o'clM k this morr.lrr. 8era hou U in In which gems valud at H'.,ik were th roll" i ari nftrl) th morning that they and ten or a d zn t In uilCltu Ti- - rr'.t r or It the was lfwtt to nt nrreft.M his apartlay other fellow laborers had ben bunkoed stoln. In a down-tow.lam X" 1. Th inhit itsr.ts were psj.i... hotel thr bout ments by the management. The men declared that they wnt to after hN arrH.tl from San FTancb o. work for the show some months no With two other men. John lirgvahl and under and had not received their pay for the Charls ItInle!n. ulr,idy .MALICIOUS VANDALS e lue as o th a snd here, strong past four weeks. of th stolen pr'prty. th ms-tcr- y In a They went to th msnare-men- t DESTROY PROPERTY which has cnvlopd th robb-rbody last rdht and demanded their S'dvcd. Htr chart" i pay for the past month. They n?ert nppare-r.tlthat the mU)agemnt promised to pny by the other prlfonets with hav'.rg Dr. T. It. P.'atiy to th them after the cars wcic loaded lat of th Imoty. H is with rr rr.ir.g that a gang of this night. to hov mad a trip to '. jrnje oi I'. h had s'taekM his residence at C.tj When th train was about to pull out raid th proceeds of th thry were toid that they could not get Thirl . uth strnst r.'rht and i:.t .t'vh-their money until they got to Ogd-n- . dc-In Ms had fro:t with a They Hoarded the train to go to the iI;ir,!o((.:.. Jui.ttiuii City, but declared that uhn tr. P.atty sas that h had been a few miles out n crew of o'hr emattacked them with revolvers fcr a long tin ly ;rt rr ployemade them jump to save thlr and ch-th" votK cf a rare of j llvs. ho :iuns that !r.ff th- - . ) Thu three men were told to hunt up J to th his for llUf to their fliow fufferers and btlr.g thm pm!r!:rs th-his cp.y hall, where their complaints would be and an attachment would probably be? Issued. It r.ow Ttlchmond Is Quiet. eldrt that th to Jul U The Sells end Downs show Is in Lo- grand Juryr,"ms rr.ak Its will KHl!M'NI. V . Jure If. -- Th gan teday anel will probably tj at- M rs tomorrow ntorr.lr.g nrd ask to street car situation m ir, tached this afternoon. stld undr military rrbe dlrharKd. Th JuJk returr.el r!tyn. !rs Th emjanr ts running cars on Tried to Destroj Ilallroad. from MnntI bfor h was Krctd and ti A trstl on th nil Its Jir.rs SAIjONICA, Kurorn Turkey, Jim Zfi. th fact tht th Jury a1Jurr.d until llr rr of th; iiiS.mI., ... Svn road. was msJ to uKtroy with An a a w as Is ari-th nr tnVr, th .rs. th c.ay ,!t Tpctd at dy dynanut tri Junction cf th railrtm.1 r r was tomorrow goc-rn"?r.trKs Iiemlv Havll. btwn IrnniH an I that li;n very rv:lrgulhd daraag' Th rtamoi don Wis eJT.. end th wi',1 of tiight. the mark sp.len spc!l grnnd Jury. Paillums for Archbishops. llady to Adjourn. associated Fvral prsor 12. ROM r!oly Jun n Th crrnon- of Kan. Jun x T.a sura with th grand Jury tr wr paillums on th nw arrnhlshevs this rl Olfa ir on was lr'.'af k. u t and th cf momlr.n cniy and blhips tcvjk rise today In th prito an r.4 fvr.!gt. All that rrm!r vate chapc--l at th residence cf Cardinal opinion that mere wiiceises sr to be f U mS. L-- ther rh'tlr r.y la Ail 5 tramT. ha tr'itM th thr If aj'.i.fr!-f- . - th- m.l.i.. wi.l e,u!t Is any fur- tkd I to-'ay- for. -- y ROOSEYELT IN DEMAND 1 n arrt whr-abou- , sr. Pirk b QUARANTINE face of the water height of from fourteen to sixteen fee!, it Is from twenty to sixty feet wln nn th and slopes away easily to the water line. It would not be-- a hard matt pr tr r t culate the amount of rock and earth above the water line, hut th&r n no thing like accurate calculation need must stop. Below the Water of the Lake. The lake bottom away below the mud Is rouh and rueipd. Vallevs nn.i rinw.a gorges and chasms are there. Just as they are to be en all over this int, r. mountain region. Mud lias settled in them In ages past, so that a sounding or me lane a level bottom sloping sently from the shores. Whn boulder weighing as much as ten tons each are clumped from the trains they do not slOD at the mud botiom but rrwi. tinue downward to rolld earth, pushing the mud to the sld. How dcp they go no one can say. The dirt trains continue to dump until the fill reaches tha elevation and then move on. required It Is for this reason that an attempt to calculate the amount of earth ani rock that has gone down beneath th' surfac of the brine would be an 1m t ia possible undertaking. Ortaln feet. twenty-eigFrom the west side of the lake it Is that veritable mountains have? been built east three miles, where the water built bvneath the waters of the lake. This work has require! the operation is of a depth too great to permit of Over fourthis filling". further entire (Continued oa.ptt i.) en-t- il How Tils Life VTn Saved. puru-ture- hnv Ktuitl!r ItO'idin. t.t.i Pirk t!.n from a when her huthnnd pretested. Itay fire I scrape d three shots at Mm, on of whhh 8 occurred about neighborhood quarrel his shoulder. Inflicting a tlisht o'clock this morning In the northwest ern part of the city In which Max flesh wound. Itay call upon Attorney V. r. Wan-lo- s Plank was shot In th rhoulder by t ard ly cv up. th Hay. revola gun. surrendTlng 26. A gang of PORTLAND, Or., June In adjoining ver, to th lollro. Itay and Plank live 1600 employed by the Weyerhauser Tim houses between Third and Fourth Notth Pay trll a iliffr.mt tory from that owns a related ber company is quarantined with small- strrets on Ninth Wet. who tailed at by ItUnk's Wit", - inoruir.. sheep which h. Iv Is alleged th- police statlet: pox at Yacult and Garner, Wash., about nun'ber of allows to graze on the Blank, Itay lievlai, j thru . il.tr. k ha len . thirty-on- e miles above Vancouver, on byMrs. Plank arsert tn.it Itay's nnd h'su for the Portland, Vancouver & Yakima rail trespassed on her property and that He says that harn'.n while h? ttki.'g h;s road. A pesthouse has been established by the company at Yacult and the affected ALLEGED THIEF OF men are being carried to that point. It is expected that in this manner the dis LOS ANGELES HOTEL ease may be kept within bounds. Sofia, Bulgaria, June 26. The police la.t night raided the headquarters of tht-- i cedonlan revolutionaries at Kostendil. A of concealed dynamite was quantityand ix men were killed and a rr',f:r g: n. mvv t!? lirr.kemn S nj cl'.y A shooting SIX MEN KILLED BY BLAST OF DYNAMITE V.;--'- .r A fr-dn- LONG-STANDI- 1600 PUT IN acj l a u crl?p. r c f . trIn. Tr trKer,w er! cn t but IVr.k rmfc-;r.a: rrsiri:tfn ur.fl g and P, n la t LOUISIANA NEW ORLEANS, June 26. Mrs. Mary Patterson is undc?r arrest at New Iberia, charged with murder. The woman became enraged at her stepchild, a little girl of 10 years, and after beat ing her tied her in a corn sack and suspended her to a limb of a tree. She then made-fire beneath the tree and piled on a. lot of paper to intensify the heat and smoke. The ack caught tire and the body, falling out, burned to in 1 I'lac--s, time Mv.it- - iras tlr b'p fc-- r rnn rarr.rredan-- th hJ ATLANTA, Ga., June 28. Meager reports received here from Albany, Ga., state that three negroes have been lynched at Newton, twenty mile3 is -- 1 ur.str5. P'.r.k with mr. tvcrl J J. and t d n ht y M BULIJETIN. rlss to a yr -- .! M miles the fill 1 e LYNCH LAW FOR THREE ten frcm t ' brother. h It In Pcat:' ii: i; Mm to rem to that j"..sce at H a th th rrHrdcht train t. K r buln in band .. S:.;-rt- r cd a fnlwM train tur.d for 'gi&, to catch r.l trJr thrtt. Pixb.bly Circus rolletrers. an th train ifl the Tlr Jutattack d by a Rare cf 2v rn'-wlitm he Kef.' r'rr-;-! follow ers. Tr.r- - cf t! rr n !..d r,clvr?i These photos were made esp ecially for The Telegram from aboard the chartered launch Cambria II. The picture to the left shows a giant piledriver at work in the middle of the lake. 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