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Show "I i UTAH STATE NEWS. JUDGE SWAYNE MAKES ANSWER. THIEVES KILLED Admits Charges But Has an Explanation in Each Case. Through his counsel. Judge Swayne of Florida on Friday made formal response In the senate to the articles ot impeachment voted by the house of representatives. The answer was a formidable document in point of size. Each of the twelve articles of impeachment was answered at length. In every case the fact charged was admitted, but explained from Judge Swaynes point of view, and, in addition, it Was contended that, even if the conditions were true as charged, they were not of a character to justify prohigh ceedings for impeachment for crimes and misdemeanors. .The answer was read by former Senator Thurston, and when he con- eluded the senate issued an order requiring the house to file its formal e j ply by next Monday and directed that jail pleadings shall be in by February 9, so that the trial may proceed February 10. Roy Curtis, a well known young man of Springville, was killed by a blast while working at Las Vegas, Nevada. Salt Lake seems to be suffering from an influx of undesirable characters, hold-up- s and robberies being a nightly occurrence. An epidemic of measles is raging in Salt Lake City, twenty-threcases being reported in two days the latter part of last week.' A street car line is to be constructed-durin- g this season by the Ogden Rapid Transit company to the sanitarium at the mouth of Ogden canyon. The artificial stone factory at l.ehi Junction is turning out an average ot 2.000 blocks per day. ' These are govprnment, which shipped south as fast as manufactured. appears Argentine to have been acquainted with Lucy Bigelow Young, sixth wife of plans of the leaders of the plot, the late President Brigham Young, took tiffrelf measures to suppress. the died at her home in Salt Lake City on uprising and seems .to have complete the 3rd, of pneumonia, after a two control of the situation. weeks illness. As, a result of the .insurrectionary CENSORS EDIT PAPERS. A. L. Johnson of Salt Lake City, movement which broke out not only In resident the Remington Type- Buenos Ayres, but in other cities of Warsaw Editors Allowed to Resume writer company, is said to be short Argentina the government has issued Work Under Eye of Bouligan. over $1,000 in his accounts. Johnson a decree establishing a state of siege Warsaw newspapers reappeared for thirty days throughout the whole has disappeared. alter eight days susFriday morning In bidding for the construction of republic,', and has ordered the mobiliof pension publication. They are of zation the national guard. the' Ogden public building the Standard to the most severe censorsubjected President Quintana declares that the Construction company of Chicago ship under the orders of the minister was the lowest bidder. Its proposal insurrection is directed by persona of interior, Bouligan. Most of the who are irresponsible and without inwas for $155,000. fluence. The whole fleet remains shops reopened Friday, but only a few Lester Ogden and John Dali, two loyal. Much praise is given the fire- of the strikers returned to work. men and sailors, none of whom abanRichfield youths, are serving out a Scattered Instances of violence were sentence in the county jail for en- doned their posts. Governor Freyre reported. A student of the university of the province of Santa Fe, who was was killed in the morning, and strikers deavoring to purloin a large sack of In Buenos Ayres, has returned to Rokilled a workman who had been ' m peanuts from a car at the depot. sario on a torpedo boat. Many citizens have called on the communication with the military au Another spasm of morality has of police and volunteered their thorities. struck Salt Lake City, as a result of chief services in aiding the authorities to The workmen of the cutlery factory which several dancing halls are to be suppress any new insurrectionary attempted to resume their employclosed, and girls are warned to keep movement. They were thanked and informed that the government had at ment, but strikers entered the buildDft the streets after certain hours. ing and demolished the machinery. its disposal forces. Secretary Most of the strikers, aparently, are Mrs. C. J. Edwards suicided at Park of War Godoyample is preparing to nominate not yet willing to return to work. City, taking carbolic acid. Mrs. Ed- superior officers to command the naWorkmen in all the sugar factories tional government. was a wards widow, with several chilPoland, which number forty-twThe movement was instigated by of struck on February 2. These factories dren, and worry and a constant strug- the radical party, which was assisted and gle for existence is said to have leG by sections of the military. A few per- hithertoto have been working day Mansupply the troops in night to the deed. sons were killed or wounded during churia. the disturbances. A decree has been The Utah County Black Hawk war issued prohibiting press comments on STRIKERS DISLIKE OFFICIALS. veterans met in American Fork last the situation. week and elected officers and decided Officers of Various Concerns Forced SKIRMISHES ON THE SHAKHE. upon Payson as the place for holding to Attend Meetings of Employes. their next encampment, which will be Russians About 40,000 men are now out on a Repulse Japanese, According held some time during August. to Russian Reports. strike, says a dispatch from Saano-A- t Lee Gow, the Chinese gardener of a meeting of the from St. Dispatches Petersburg say vice, Russia, Forest Dale,rwho was arrested aveen, that Generali Kuropatkln, men forcibly Strikers the Friday in 5, report ago for an attempted assault upon to Emperor to the man- officers dragged belonging Nicholas, says: Beatrice Seager, has beof to the concerns various No fighting was reported on Feb- -' aSement come a raving maniac. It is how be4. At present activity is conruary lieved he was insane at the time of the fined to operations by our volunteers, assault. which harass the enemy. There is ar A. W. Mountney, well known in Salt tillery firing on both sides, and a hasty Lake City, and secretary of the Bam- strengthening of positions by both the work; various reforms in factory berger Exploration compand, has disand Japanese. agement, and pensions. After General Kuropatkin, on Friday, re- - the meeting 12,000 strikers marched appeared, and it is charged he is short In his accounts to the amount of ported the repulse of the Japanese ad- - slx miles to the Dombrova quarter in A fondness for poker is given as vance guard on the left flank, toward Perfect order, but everywhere Sladed workmen to strike. In the and Chansan, with the reason for his downfall. the Japanese leaving fifty slight dead ernoon strikers went to the railway station of Streshemeschiz, seized and Advices from Beaver county are to on the field. According to General Kuropatkins bund the officers, wrecked the the effect that in the Wasatch King, reports, which indicate the wound- - tion buildings and stoppei trains in In the Beaver Lake district, a disclosof a third Russian general, De-- both directions, ing ure of a highly oxidized iron, carrying mobowski, the operations at Sandlapu better than the usual gold values, has and the fighting at Shakhe have been been made in the vertical shaft which momentarily suspended. the management is sinking. Nine Sets of Triplets. Several Murray business men have President Roosevelt will be introrecently been the victims of an ancient duced this to the father and week graft, worked by a stranger. He rep- mother of nine sets of triplets, and it Myloff to the command of the Second to them that he was in charge resented uria does not necessar is expected he will present them with of a railroad construction gang, orme&lF thTt the position of second an autograph photo. George V. jiy dered bills of goods, borrowed sums ot m command in the far east has dethe father, is but money and then disappeared. volved upon him-- General Myloff has and his wife is thirty-eighold, Buried beneath a pile of rocks in a years good record as a fighter, though he They live in Yankton, S. D. They ex- awas not at any of the great secluded spot near Little mountain, pect to arrive in Washington on a battles ofpresent the Manchurian campaign. fourteen miles west of Ogden, with visit next week, and the senators and He is 62 years old. He fought in the the back of his head crushed and representatives will take them Turkish campaign and saw a great otherwise mutilated, the body of a white house. The twenty-sevechildeal of service in the Caucasus. He man. supposed to be Enoch D. Jenkins, dren are nine sets of triplets, twenty-fou-r was found by a hunting party on of whom are boys and three are was appointed to the command of tho Eighth corps in 1901 and went to ManSunday. girls. churia with that corps from Odessa. A raid is to be instiWill Attend Inauguration. Land Fraud Discovered. tuted by the Grocers and Butchers' Mrs. Mary Adelaide Fairbanks, association of Salt Lake. Such produce A plot to defraud the slate out of as butter, cheese, canned goods and mother of Senator Fairbanks, will other articles sold in packages will be travel clear across the continent a about 2,000 acres of state land has been discovered through the confesweighed, and if they fall short, the distance of nearly 3,000 miles to see sion of one W. C. Randle of Salem, dealers say they will not agree to sell her son take the oath of office as vice them. , president of the United States. Among Ore., who stated to Governor Chamber-lainWilliam J. Pickett has brought suit his other characteristics before whom he had been sumMr. Fairagainst a saloon in Ogden for the sum banks is noted for his kindness and moned, that he had been induced to of $5,000 as damages. The suit is a affection for the members of his fam- - sign applications for the lands and novel one. Plaintiff alleges that while ily circle, which is fully reciprocated, swear to the necessary affidavits. RanIn the place he was stricken with apo- and there is no doubt this will be the dle, it is said, confessed to the govplexy and was thrown in a back room proudest moment of his aged mothers ernor that he received $20 in cash for and allowed to remain there without life. Mrs. Fairbanks is now in Cali- his services and was promised a interest in the property after it fornia. care or attention. had been secured.. L. C. Rasmussen of Mt. Pleasant is Man Exploded When Thawed OuL Rendered Homeless by Fire. certainly unfortunate. Early last winPeter Eberhart is supposed to be the ter he had his leg broken, and was just Five houses have been destroyed by able to get out again and attend to name of a farm hand who, near St. families made homeand thirty-sifire his work when an unruly cow kicked Paul, Minn., drank a small bottle of fire in the Williamsburg seca less him, again breaking the leg in the nitroglycerine on a hy wager, froze to same place, but making the break death while walking home, and ex- tion of Brooklyn. Many persons narmore serious than the first death. Owing to the when efforts were made to rowly escaped Emanuel Kahn, one of the most ploded firemen suffered greatsevere the cold, thaw him out. While the body was and noses were frozhands prominent business of Salt Lake, died left In an Many ly. outbuilding near a stove in In San Francisco on the 31st, where and suffered likethe en, Wuich was policemen a roaring fire, the nitrohe had gone for his health. Mr. Kahn came to Utah in 1864, being then em- glycerine exploded. The building was wise. Property valued at $50,000 was cc mpletely wrecked, and one button, a destroyed. Nine families were routployed by his brother, Colonel Kahn, boot heel and a piece of watch-chaiwho established the first wholesale out by fire in another section of ed nere all that was found of Peter. grocery store in Utah. Brooklyn about the same time. e ' I re-th- ... agt ten-da- y 1 Vermont was once the granary ot BECAUSE THEY BROUGHT DIS-- . New York city. It now produces only CREDIT ON STRIKE MOVEMENT. one bushel of wheat to more than 200 in Minnesota, the banner state. Rochester was once known as the Down Criminals Hunt of Strikers Body flour city. -- Now it is called tha Who Had Engaged in Looting and flower city. But New York still Promptly Executed Them. raises as much wheat as Wisconsin. Maryland produces more than either, A dispatch from Warsaw says that Texas nearly twice as much and th-etimes as much. during the riots of Sunday and Mon- Pennsylvania states Only surpass Pennsyleight day the workmens residence district vania in wheat raising. the and was unprotected by police, Kansas .produces nearly as much hooligans seized the opportunity to wheat as both the Dakotas, which are plunder many dwellings. A large body much more often mentioned as wheat of workmen went to a suburb where states. criminals abound and institued a rigOnly a trifle more than half of the orous search of their houses. Wherever wheat crop grows west of the Misthey were able to identify stolen prop- sissippi. Illinois, Indiana and Ohio still 80,000,000 bushels, which is erty the workmen promptly killed the produce more than any far western state, and persons who had It in tfceir possession. over h of the whole crop. one-eight- About a hundred other criminals were Injured in fighting with the workmen. The -- atter were not only actuated by revenge for their losses, but were enraged because the hooligan element ' brought discredit upon the strike Little Delaware raises more wheat than all New England. Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee and North Carolina raise 35,000,000 bushels. g New York is the second center in the- United States, though far behind Minneapolis, which can grind 82,000 barrels a day to New flour-millin- e , run-dow- n to-da- y . . , 1 fire-eatin- g I man-Russia- old-ag- e $1,-500- . per-Sanos- , st 1 Dun-vill- Vermont, Once the Granary of New York, Falls Far Behind. Yorks 14,000. homes to police stations. The relatives are not permitted to bury them. fHERE IS JUST ONE SURE WAY. From the police station in the Novi Kidney Pills build up RunSviat district alone the corpses of Dodds down People. They make healthy fifty men and two women were taken Kidneys and that means healthy Monday night in four hospital vans people. What Mr. and Mrs. J. L. to the Jewish, Lutheran and Catholic Duffey say: cemeteries and will remain there for Nora, Ind., Feb. 6th. (Special) identification. Twenty-onbodies are That the sure way of building up still unidentified. men and women is to put their kidneys in good working order is SHERMAN BELLS OPINION. shown by the experience of Mr. and Mrs. L. Duffey of this place. Military necessity recognizes no Both Joseph were weak and worn and di either civil or social, says Adjulaws, They used Dodds Kid tant General Sherman A. Bell of Colo- spirited. Pills and both enjoy the rado in his biennial report made on of health. Mr. Duffey says: I wa Thursday. Reporting the use of the troops in the mining camps during the and almost past going. I two years of Governor Peabodys ad- thing which people said v ministration the adjutant general uses got no benefit till I trie ney PiUs. They helped the following language: way and I am strong a "As military commander, the authorMrs. Duffey says: ity and dignity of the state of Colo- that if anybody woulr rado were at all times upheld and as- string I felt I could serted, in seeking to ameliorate a con- Since taking Dodds, dition of dynamite, murder and assas- can. run and jump fend Healthy kidneys insy sination, under the guise of labor, that Dodds Kidney Pills was intolerable. kidneys. Autocratic in name and speculative Noth, . in its incorporated trusts, not the The Hickstown unionism recpgnized to associate with nounces as Its working improvement in the condition "Which night, of the honest working people of the a small boy go state, their wives and families better- make him get up ment, but Socialists and Cleveland Leader.' Anarchists, fanned by an Many School ChildA press, the whole outfit will some day Mother Grays Sweet cause the lawmakers to both suppress dren, used by Mother and banish beyond the state line, such Childrens Home, Newl action becoming a citizens necessity Colds in 24 hours, cure Fq by the lawmakers and necessary for ache, Stomach Troubles ders the protection and welfare of the Indi- 25c. and Destroy Worms vidual who labors for wages, whom S. SampleLemailed fri Olmsted, Roy, N. individually and collectively I have the Artificial Sea highest respect and regard for, as well as for their happiness and prosperity. At Munich a large swirl has been fitted with a Mortons Name Left Out. nected with . a contrivance creates eighteen perfectly The interstate commerce commission has forwarded to the attorney looking sea waves a minute. general a report on the investigation of the charges that the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad has been The differences in tea are granting rebates to the Colorado Fuel & Iron company, the report showing worth your attention. that the law had been violated in these The differences in dealing transactions and referring the whole matter to the department of justice are worth your attention. for action. The commissions decision Tour grocer returns your money If you dont holding that the law had been violated like Schillings Best. is accompanied by the voluminous testimony taken at the hearing. There is Berlin Homes for Poor Girls, no mention of Secretary of the Navy has ten homes for poor girls Berlin Morton, who was vice president of where the charge for lodging and the road at the time the transactions occurred, in the commissions decision, light is $1.50 to $2.50 a month, and and no connection whatever by the for board and lodging $10 a month. commission between Mr. Morton and the rate transaction complained of. . sta-la- CHANGES IN WHEAT BELT. WORKMEN movement. All the bodies of those killed In the riots have been removed from their ' . Y BY TEA e, forty-thre- e . t. to-th- n TEA short-weig- CORRUPT LEGISLATORS. There is good tea besides ours, but not better; and ours Illinois Congressman Makes Serious Charges Against Lawmakers. is safe; no other is safe; no Representative Frank D. Comerford, who made charges of wholesale cor- no other is moneyback. ruption in the Illinois legislature, arGo by the book. rived in Chicago Thursday from Springfield, and added to his sensaTour grocer returns your money if you dont tional statements. One man at least like Schilling's Best. is going to the penitentiary as a result of the inquiry, he said. . English Patrol Boxes. I will make good my charges. I have the The box or cabin in which a telename of the man who was offered the phone is placed is called in England bribe as well as H:he briber. a telephonium or phonium. one-tent- h Quarrel Over Hochs Money. Indictment for murder will be asked by Coroner Hoffman against Johann Hoch, the alleged poisoner of many wives. Two of the wives of Hoch have quarreled over money alleged to have been found on Hoch when arrested. The money is claimed by Mrs. Fischer-Hocbecause she was the last one he deserted. Mrs. also lays claim to $500 of the $600 now said to be in the possession of the New York x ' h, a- "teWho the best sells tea Who sells' the best tea Who sells the best tea Who sells the best tea Tour grocer returns your money If you dont like Schilling's Best. Hendricks-Schmitt-Hoc- h n police. 4 Soldiers Play Football. Soldiers in the army of Argentina are compelled to play football |