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Show , , . . . , , - - . . . , , .. .. - ,i, , . , - , , , - LAST EDIT I 0 N. , ' , - .. 10 ' PAG1fS.7'' .,,, ,' E ' ,. 4 . ,. , . ' , . . ' . - Colonist Column Hardship in Reaching - ,,,Boundirv - - SHARP FjaHTANITH- PURSUERS , 11.-d- rhe . s . 13.-4- other-purno- ts ' e o oiroultatteronatopens4 lire''"The ineikinutalhip 4.410 4104644i Iiuportorl two volleys sent the it Pelvis tumultuously to the rear. the nut body in tho flight evidently thinking Joining the whole ?Warman column had determined on as aggressive movement &bath's wound le sot dangerous. The othent of the party are ill wait though the," and their animals are much laded from their perilous, and exhausting bomey over the reeks and deserts of the torrid country they were compiled to traverse. - PIIPDICIMI WWI liTRCGOLIt. Ared Colonist Gives Vivid Account of Eaptilsket Prom Dias. that 'the present war in Ilettro may last,at least until tint Inl that IIn the meantime Proltilliene ell become Ascarce4 the rebels- have taken ogo, of all provisions in alyba... book those left by the $OS 'tiorrium" families who worm driven ?min thedr homes with only stanched !rq,4 to lest Owe to the American hot Anticipethee -- lc 'PbII1I4 tUrIng 0410! tionindee, was rebill.'the report tennitteil"rtie sue. escaped across the laternationat 117"f ashore-wit- h ' 111111. MEMMMM FIGHTING IN SONORA.' w,..,,A.Na Rebell to Force Make Demmtstrution 'At Isadore. - Tucson. Aria., Aug. 12.Meary eght. Int wag in progress today between the mellow federate and the rebate at Ladurs4 Sonora. according to reports received by mitroad officials who stated that immediately after the receipt of the new from their agents in the Meal. can towns. the telegrams were eut. The report was to the effect that the rebels and opentd Itre on the fedwined eral just before noon. of federat troops 'MA trainload ompod to depart frosit Ledura today. wero. prevented by the fact that but "Penned the ya. two bridges, gem river bad been burned artd also who opened fire upon by 1.200 reble ooldiers. causing them the government (Continued on pate' tuto,) . To Determine Future, . I" , ,, - FOR 1 SIXTy-TIIIR, I ACTIVE ,C1111 r A I G 13111611i 0 , That Two-Thir- ., ds Bill. . Chairmen and Leaders of Three Political Parties Will be in ww...........- ...-- Detroit Aldermen Heap Maledic Chicago Tomorrow. tions and Threats Upon fanned It Required Irita-thieOf Mose Present and Not Sterrly Those Uting. 4 MU CliARGED-411.1- i ... .., ,:. YEAR D Prosecuting Attorney and Assist- ant Respue Deposed Clerk From Abuse. leidat "vantage' and n'icsgo. Aug. ILChairmen .1ad.ra of the throe political psrties, Nmocrette and Propos.....---- I -.... IA NtP. Mollie Weirder. piers old. rya. approaf bed her aS IlthteededSa9thif:teli)ngan"rirt;yatic'eni:- 111.puhltean. (Sported to The Newt.) tooter 'nth colony directors hero Aug. Ind determine the Aware mune of the Mei' lean Mantua now- Iht. rill and is Helehlta laisboaa Dentin. Thurber and Steiner the publish. Pacheco and 'mares tubules. arelsed IbM mundsd John IC Wfl.ns, totanmer of the 001nel stores. Ow Caine Ia tGday. Janis Romney am if a Hams olio owe here. The conference' tilt I itold dozing Uto (otronort ow ea it IOU ba decided sthether the Melt aolonirts stili return to Menke and the women and children Well to other ettlealee ht the Vnl tea States. ar whether all will to In et la die tatted States until orate Snail), is resumed ht , , P111:.1 1111.0.-I- re o , )7; I - , clerk in a down4own hotel. Arrow found ryke standing in front of the hotel ferny which Mrs. Webster tele- phoned. An altercation followed, Tyke IRV), and Arrow pursued. a (tow,' loin in in the chatoo ryk,- - entered tho month of an alley in Fifteenth eteoet near Welton street. when A 0011man called to hitn to halt The polkeman flied and Irke fell. "SEMI-ANNUA- POLICEE GRAFT - Dist. Atty. Whitman Convinced' That -- Bald Jack" Rose TOIct DIVIDEND L i . , the Truth, Mrerfors elf the Vitnediar rallway have de- MILLIONS WERE COLLECTED dividend of clared a Pee tent, on preferred stock and- a. quarterflkare ty dividend of 2I4 on common. of the statements made coneernine the lista! )ear ending lune ad were: Gross -- Men Higher Up" Are a Lawyer, earnings from eallway and steamship lints. 4'1233111UL worktric espenries. A Hotel Proprietor and a aaPdal:Ilia. net resenue steamship line available for dildPolice Official. end. a3.2.;X.7S4. after payment of ell , dividende declared for the year the from lord steamship 'slurping railway lines carried forsard la 1l7,S4$.;111, int roi isa t Inn Sturm it hl )11 Etat Berk Sitirkmall hot IFowner Flettulta Had PERMIT werni-annu- al - , i , 1:' t - from-gol- in Chicago,tmnorrow to the. aetIva vonlogign He Satire to the Complaint Clincging ::utie first steps in ' ' 'for votes at the November election. City Officiate 'UM, Permanent RepublIcatt headquarters , W. Mut- PERI WON'T Commtiott. a;ready ere open, tinier Organisation. , , , vene of Kanaas director-Icharge. Pers , mtment Progreastve ites.dc.s.vtecs Detroit. Aug. 11.Male1ictions minPROTESTANT MISSION Neli 'York. Aug tomorrow and tt II expected ,' els gled with threats and counter imarnes that a location tor the Democratic toned from gambling and disorderly were heaped .upon Edward Scbrciter. basil houses in Nes, York city is said to find been decidtid headquarters will !Amine, Aug, 11The Peruvian Invo Its &pose clerk of common coun-Ir- s upon by then. way into the pockets of three mon of the a Militia. D. rot hariot chalrmn the accused ,, aliment officials cmmittees, by porrnit ,protoataat 1Igher up.- - who aro the ,slit : dents set rosi hoods hen Schreiter appeared in pollce court Republican campaig, exeCutive tom- mission tn go to Putumeyo to Mee ell-- . be toLeaders do not expect it eaa t teleffraphed he would arrIve olifcst hper,g,tre,a,ftli:ny nrodri cat IS aldermen tor a rearrwith the atrorittee today 1011""thel4J1dPeZ all.ged reported by gots in the senate. morrow. Senator 'Dixon. Progressive passed price e Sir Roger casement on behalf of the world. algnment of bribery char;cx testified chairmen. is expected to return to t In connection With the Wabash xtrPel from New York at the aim. time, British government to have been per-To SURVEY BERING RIVER Information itren giViti of the Demo.' Oetroted on the and hag McCoombe Chairman not. .. t deal. Schreiter's Peruin closing that Indians ronfe.mun alto will be on hind. Any. Whitman ht private detectives , I COAL FIELD, ALASKA Involving himself and the aidcrnen crat;c. comtritttee. Director MIJIVOISA announced meet- vian rubberirathering dintrkt. it orking on t'ae Bosenthol case nrw under sirrest 'was the principal ing of the executive Atommittew for tothat I At the rmiteet of an association which these PIM "higher up" are., morrow. The following are expected to is ot conversation courtSeattle Wash Aug. 11.--arounti topic the funds that here layer. for purPore hotel proprtetor who Joseph ettend. Chseies D. Millets chairmen: theraising A. Rolm. director of the United house claims strong po Britittit minister at Unto, ("tortes Utica! 1011140;0ns, and a police official. jdnips B. Reynold& secretary; Walter States bureau of mines. is preparing "Tou dirty dog. said twos Alderman H. Wilson. aseistant treasurer; John c. Gras, see instructed to ascer- Two to make a survey of the Bering river polo e inspectors' alto are supposed assistant atendert". lind tain that facilit.ett would he granted to coal field. Alaska. with a view to the Skraycki, One ofthe accumki. when he Evertman. to be implicated use of its coal by United States war noticed Schreiter In the entrance to John T. Adam, Of Iowa, CherieI R. mission ity the Peruvion Pmteetant lifr Whitman now is convinced that tennels on the Pacific eosin. , the eourtroonts "How could you ILLY Werren of Miehigsn. Roy O. West of government. In the British minTheinae K. Niedrtrighaus of lett tabled that reply Holmes, who is tIll in Waehinaten. Mut I ever exchanged "Bold Jack" Bose told the truth whoa the Peruvian with you Illinois. foreign leave Kabfl a. with horse pack in regard to the. Wabash dear You Missouri and T. A Msirlow of Montana. minister had informed him, after a he asitt at i least $2,404040 Wall collected Mans. supplies and til men beelde his know it is false. When you take a. consultation alth the fortaident 1 the from rItiwr POR WOMEN'S VOTES. gombilrig hours in one section of ,.: . scientists. and the expedition will met man's honor away from him you may other than. that voleston any republi,.. A hard tight Inc the Votes of women I out as soon as the director can arrive se well take his life." one of Roman cothotice New York city along, ' t In Alaska. for anew and rain begin to Schreiter !Pads no 1111WOT but start- in suffrage states and for the influence would compotted be 'erred by article IV of the It mom a for that appears than year fall in the Bering river country in ed to go away. of women in other states will be made Peruvian conetitution a system has boen In operation by "You dirty... dog!" again yelled by all. parties. The Progreanive seem I September. 4hough the sun to now. A study of the availability of Skrayekl. htch all gambUng sod dittordellY to thinkthey have the early advantage n Schreiter-thethe Matanuska fel& which is MiniWalked into the po- beestutwi of the suffrage plank in their MAKING PREPARATIONS ' houses hat, boon bled, uory to Seward. la being med. by lice court clrk's office. platform and the influence of such The invetigation stroady has 'shown ' ii, . FOR EXPEDITION TO HAITI officers front the cruiser Martian& The erst person he met was alderman women $e Mtge Janes Addams in Meta allkallt ban been yolk, blackmati-- 7 t The Matanuska field at present is of the party. Vallee,. and,ons of the seemed-- through intimitlatton by which petite more easily reached than the Meting Mre. Katherine M McCulloch. leading "What you leek la a pItIommiAmit Isfliflahrtatteiti011 IttoTt-blit-ikaccounitlI and thee yolk strotfid teallY farther trove 17 , be a dot." ,111111011 suffrage advorate, newel a atoms le wait rocoottz 'oettanisett'' 8144 in it ittattingtolony,nire indi- but 'litho 'to aft the .lasid Addams in Men Inl aKrthil Istatement Supporting -retrofit:Woe bettor I ) rift. position she has taken In the cate that preparations are under way Arid, rivets isr-thUntertrialtes govactives reported that under prooent ' ,, , ernment. no patent having bees tamed Al other aldermen began to hurl Im- councils of the Progrosolre Polly. Mill. for the formation ., that of an to system expedition protected grafter etamoat. to any precations at the deposed clerk--. Prose- hteCulloch resented criticism of Mtn the nee president of Haiti, flan. front the complatitto of tho victims,. it ... .,' tuting ADY. Thigh Shepherd and his Addams by some members of the Na- oust TitterOdill A UPIONte. who was elected by being one of the boasts that ono of the assistant 'elated association. Schreiter tional arms the Suffrage by -:, DA. TRIP" RANIIHAITN DEAD. the Hattlert congress Ault I. following mon --higher up" oats influential enough mkt directed him into the plicate office State kienator Prank Punk of Bloo'Washington. Aug. litDr. Theodore of another Court official- - and the door minton. Promotive for the tragic death of the aite President to prevent troublo, candidate 3 le Diet sail to bays Pity Whiinisn Hanemann, who. as a practicing physi- Ikea shut in the face of the aldermen governor of linnets, came to Chicago Leconte. TIM movement is hesded by (1Prt kn. been furnished with a Ilia of names of cian of the copttal half a century ago. and spectators, who had crowded today to make arrangements for his e ho led gam- oho took in loins its. Simon, person pmminent played refuge nombetod Lincoln and Carl Schurs around. speaking campaign. He geld he would Each of the IS sidSrmen declared cover every county in an automobile. , mate in Auguat, lint. after his trio- hung house'. It Is P11,14 those foram .. i .., among his patients. Is dead at nip ort, to had he OVIr boon ortiment thrown by ftrts- may ubortensed Ilvs thfortslt nt Sewelter's confession watt false. of SI, NUN, which placed glen. Leconte It lion. ' IN TIIE POLICE COURT. aid-Jack" Rom "Bridal" "robber 7 the head of the country. and Harry Va lion aro to he taken beThe arralenment in police court to- "BLUE' ARMY TURNS fore the grand Jury, and if th work of HEW SIDE SEEN day of the IS members of the Detroit FIREWORKS EXPLOSION that body can be completed a blanket e common tiouncil. charged with bayindkiment charging 'even men with ing accepted bribes or with "promise KILLS FIVE PERSONS the murder of Herman Rosenthal will.: TRICK ON THE REDS aeeept a bribe." wu expected to SUGAR INQUIRY to be found. forecast te some extent the further Denard II Siind:er, counsel for Sam II. T , Ana Auburn. plans of Proseteutine Atty. Hugh Shepare Scheme. the:afls.1 peyonaatee herd in his announced light to brook Headquarters fienaral result of Schuy1er.1 deal as fireof explosions gunmen toiho killed Rosenthal. an alleged M.-T- he counclimanic -"graft Salinas 4'114; AOC testi-- 1 up of work IWO? Denver, t'' Aug ottkit in bitkir taking "the' -thy est.d elltistioit today by hurriedly-P- .' prepared retroatiliffl' Italian colony today for a celebration departing for Hot Springs mossy here in the tmvernment's slit Mr" and warn:. All of the aldermen see charged with "Blue" army of defense, which ialHof the Patel of the AasumptIon by the ing Sehripps not to mart for New York OUTS!' trust in an having been implicated in a against the plot Ito falling back on the fortitications pro- - COOgretta Lion of the Church of St, Fran- unit, his arrival. Schepps bad said hit effort to bring about its dissolution' fore the Wabash milroad to pay them tezting $on Francisoo. turned another cis Vs Amason. would witiv extradition and come bowie various sums for their influence In -, continued todty. dead Tha once on Reda." the at with Ault. Diet. Atty. Rubin invading putting through the council a resolu- trick today A new side was presented when tion closing a street for the benefit of Detachnionts of the Twelfth t7n11ad N.Catmint D. Carmelenate of rairvaw, and a detective. J., menidecturer of the Oreworkw. Before Charles it Hurd, former secretary of tho ralirosd company. ing for the south went States infantry, which 11.P. driven Mrs. ravens. and three children. Sandler yenr Schepps thin telegram: the Colorado Wholesale Grocers' assoIt ts alleged that nine aldermen ac- from 4Montorey when the invader" Emma,Mary II. Armando, S. and eartneta,to Rubin or any. other "Don't talk ciation, and C. tiir,....Beet. formerly a tually received brines. not, however. from their transports. swooped years old person and dont leave for New Tort Med wholomit grocer,--lesregarding from a rsilroad official. but from al landed r ; , down on Reins' before dawn &mil Flat marphat Coneyboar la Positive until 1 arrive." sm agreement the. Wholesale Grocer detective who used as tuch. that sore t 10 toted. prohibited tploettos milittal and found a The nine ethers. ft le chtiretl'itreed mad priponers of nearly aseocistion entered into with the sugar to f In bomb the strange mina. men. tiltiftliare Tile4 had Ise19047 their prisonAirs combinsi in gcHErrm to actept certain time but'felled to By agreement, Thrlighl""re""'MV?"fititl,VY;r4TV.V.V1 roztv.0:1;v4AW::241:kAi,';',ox4,41EV,:n; 'ffrriNtlif :"0"ritrqt,""1,141,17tr0e4-411T113- " tTrinlk,,ArtoffIrt1,010slotriviorY12,'':,,,7;!:', The nine Mermen arreirted left r from the sugar ,!;11:',',0,,41, irmknowsYNA,474,4.4.0"PrIme,tcppivvt,,,v dealerayecelyed rebates ".," - time Wm penile., ter, kilter's- Mese 'Sairienvehiftel'4'iteceittert- bribes but ',ha rir; 'PURPOSE WIRELESS losses Incurred prior to this agreement for Whom no formal warrants have 'cue. Snit authorized rtatement which he des leas were the At 'outposts are: daybreak as since his arrest issued STATION trade A feature of the dailli Proceedings AT SAYVILLE claces ha has yet been "Blue" a scitnets in the Norienthal murder Davis Rosenthal and A. A. Delmel. than live miles apart. and waa the introducticoi by the geovernnf Tweitth the In. column, comstating ment"s attorneys of letters written to rrth "'s 'rd. carte, Pam Schepps branded as false alf ! rumors that be has confessed. Louis Toney and Martin L Ostrowskt. tantrw and Ma Mat Utah mittlial pectin Am 13The (Jermna Chester S. Morey, president of the ifurriel march around tartad the: ward. Ho says be nes nothing to confess lees 'Great Western Sugar compeny. by H. Ninthtramperty which la building a staif to attack as of Salinas end west Eleventh-weeThelt.en, onnounces the he has demanded O. Havemoyer end C. R. Heike of the end Joseph at tion lelittid, la Sayville, Long i 'reelToro tho "Rod" position at to be given into the custody of none Louis Remo. Thirteenth ward. United States Refining cowpony, datthe tower obing with the primarily Maother than Imo. Atty. Vl'hitmartii rep. Andrew J. Walsh and Frank I. ing as far back as net purporting to teet nt furniahing eh communicaEXMALL1rf WORK shmr the inception of the Wan to eon- son. Fourteenth ward. Iron with weasels on the American Ode resentativet when they arrive. TheyF. itHinnan Thomas the', of REGIMENT tpfeeldent the smaller VTR Colorado eolidate ni the Atlantic. and octovidarily for aro expected todsr. plents Polk Chwt Leonard said he would Into the Great Western Company. The couttem, Eighteenth ward. the of teetingthe possibility i Warrants charging a premien te ac- -' Old Hilltosn. Col.. Ault. It A hot and purpose government attorneys claim that the the commercial practicability of not turn &helms over to the New York Inwere f issued bribe tha foe a skirmish botatan outpore-opolies department agents without mak letters also show the efforts made by ceptyesterday transatlantic communkation from the the- following aldermen: the vading "Red" army, which is advanc- great winnow plant et Native. Oer- trig a fight to hold him tar Whitman'S auger trust to keep William Koenig. Third ward. fact that ft was interepted in the ing on the defenses of an Irrine1l00 , rpm these toots. which are nisto C. Hindle 4 and litoPiNoli and a large force of the "RitiPik" Wai many. Pam S. hoops. bald bore subject to William 0. Colorado factories and that in laet just in expected te) and ward. 1,r Seventh there before the Great Western company was Skarsychl. (list Atty. Whitnit8 at fought here today. Thenreticaity upon the stratify of the company to the nrder Patrick OBrien. Tenth ward.. was heavy loss on botn 'Ape small comfort from torsoM the American Sugar company obtain government C011eePakbeill srtli de- New York. takes statement r.. by thy Malt Watson. Itietard the wart that ho la Elowilert work was sent an audltor to Celerities st the fame proeeeolor's the of establiehment pend transatlantic.. and , Thomas Lyn. George ft. Ellie, regiment foreleg sito the "Blues.- service. nanteol at a material witness. but is time instructing Mr. Morey to see to it nerd. retch 'not the Fifteenth and Col. Rowan. commending charged with Actual participatini that the auditor was presented from F. on Merritt. Sixteenth I,, of murder actthe Herman the Itottenthal. Joatipli word, Cigh was etooriptimented major learning that. the sugar trust William F. Zoeller. Eighteenth ward. ths hohavior of his nom. When Schepps read dispatches fle TARGET PRACTICE WITH ually interested in the Colorado fa0- The complsAnts ware worn.to by Two companies of the Tweirth Intettnir to the bee Whilmanti purposes tortes at the time. R. adM. users FAlward A.. C. Schrelter, took I.. formerty MORTARS IN HAWAII rrake of him. the prisoner's nervous . Letters were also introduced to show fantry council committees. also vantags nerd increased. but he adhered to his Of the broth and tali grog that at the time the 'Port Morgan and tan of the who recently in thsi swamp land Along the Salinas tormination not to discuss the Roosts. Brush. Colo.. and Billings. Mont.. leo- charged with briber'''. what -- Atti the tatter riverbed to turn the rtght flank of ,tho Honolulu. Alia tortes were built. the contracts were made te the prosecutor litry mem on. that aye or his non arrest 4n full termed a an which The was has gaged oonfession, with still "Rodta,get practice forces. The fight description of Schepps runtish. Intent by John E. Pareems. ertorney 4 aidorrnms accused; mortara behind.. Diamond Head, at- ed by the Nett York police received bi-- '. for the American Sugar company. and implicates allbeof thebasis the for the arrest may tempted to detnnostrst yastarday that the Hot Spring's authorities is. accord. that the pietas were gubasquently als- which ; II is poschie to 'destroy any hostile ing to Chief Leonard. a most remark. alderman, and which. b., acerbed by thp Or Western company, of a former as GIVES PATIENT Solireiter GRATEFUL as far com knows. warship at a long dietame by mortar. bk dsiimont here LIPP It describes then a subeldiary of the American says. The firii,g as at a small tarawt set as being it ten.t four lochs': pose. the history ef "trotting by mem00mpaity. council for more than $200,000 TO HOSPITAL 4 aaa yards off shore In la ottots tired Schepps taller than the man under arrest. C. B. Goddard of Sterling. Cony, was bers of the city " " ." waa one tilt there decade"' onl ioisin officers "But this man is Schepps." sell to testify to the efforts that were a Baltimore. Aug, tf.:In 'gratitude for toneve that most of the stints ware Leonard. "No mistake about that leaned '1,1 thee residents of Sterling in e Me of the mark taw his hather restored He got a letter front Jack Rolle appetite. "Millpond guess. Maj. having to oet a sugar factorY """41 EXTENSIVE SEED TESTS ,Jim" Brady. of New York, bas Oven Eowarl j Timheriand, who was In asking him to confess and was about, i there. and that in 1906 the "sugar truer ; nt ill hero. hosottal to John Wipking batt.ry. said. hnwev.pç . to mail a reply when Postmaster John.' charge IN SEMI-ARIa plant to prevent independent WEST S220,000 tweeted After SUff.ring nearly Mg menghs that while the pra,tica Iho wo,1 pont son rsptured him when it berstne epperent gram stomaeh trouble. wady Itlit able parcenta4e of hit,. the teat had preyed Developments in Schepps detention It was a question of a short Avahirtgten, Aug. 11.fh, down to his first big meal last the efficiem r of tile mortars. PI Ithat until a only pare expected to Ink. mote dellnit , factory would be 'retied. , merit of airriculturo le preparing to Thursday night. The frviaig petqentago or hita Slab form with the 'initial either of the t atch with special Interest the results partially 1J to the high wind agents representios thq No'w York pro.. 11 fq ostensive food tests to be snags la AMERICAN FLAG NOT or G. lire Rubin. ,,mmem,? as. department the seentkarld wrist. , Veins an appro- FOLLOWER OP' liYOMEN bistont (Held, t attorne) HIGHEST PRICE r ALLOWED IN PARADE ' ' priation of b40,10 gives for tho putBY SHOT POLICE 'side obtained from all parts of poi, world EVER PAID FOR BEEF , MR'. 1,1ANDER STONE DRAM : agriculturist miplorers th, were by ..4A0 found to thrivo troll In reIllkskat"n Denver. Aug. lrylio. X Iktelt'dult. 11,Tho hire' ',hick Clikasto. Aug.! It Mrs., 'Asensio" Managed. voiles.. haadod by tNittorna gions- Mmilar. to tho serd-ari- d west yteto Mi. I travolIng ilaleamots: Anti h re Iv. Tao alationt price Stones aidely known in this Nate for A,,a a itantiallott la the street, honp in this country. will be ,thatweed veil to be tho son op 4 Imminent aver pall for .Attto In tat Eritta stelae for I years. Is esprit ,,,tter,g her philanthsople the ;Arad or 04 tho stock iardo dead oat her hunt here $he sres $I yestottlay Anynitan broadcast for toots heti. metal, of business man of Lincoln. Nob., - wadi was BivAa on tho hoot heat are confident whoa banuont :eirena today urban viettlyg abdomen th4 4...pertinent tetat tho tonlartit by a poth, ennui allot In awls they' otoPPed , years o14 procomiton and ordered that MI stars of flue new variotioe of wheat. cram licoman. so he turned foto au alloy to hundrewolahl Iter tiros active charity work was otkIpt pritA Ptorefftile also wra i And tripes bo romovrd-Irovthe sad- an4 00101. grains moil grates will mike mine from tho brother at a wanton forTAtattiO of the "Mitten formation octet?" dieing iht, Sty, fastilkwy the on. leaving nothing but union lacks to Ithemselves at hemp In the new land whom rya a gold to have approachod tows brought PP S &waked gum rano ta lac 'tuck Pent clothing to I:Woe erniareate are bolus seat. la a familiar ,maaaat la a thent4owa oldiere earths the wee et . , With-Davi- n ,;p4-tit- . -: . t, - Chi-cag- Dr. - , . sn-rd- 1 : , , ' III 4 sup-So- rt e 4,0101.41dft.. tide-wiv- e. "riek obotia.-"Priva- d,' te - it he - - 7, , 0 or -- ',A ; d. ' , ed . de .Tfb ti,-- rt H , D n Pato. Tenet, I ' - - it::"st:rini- . e ' IIEWyolIK - FOR VoTES OF WOMEN HirdProgreadvell Seer To 'Think They Have the 4 1 I ., cANADIAri PACIFIC BRJBERt - I z' - wIte . 11,,,t,aritxhtf,,echAtni,ecidehettorthSowreeptiataavrei.rtoyr.wieh4khherrike le, Schreiter. dt Washing,. In, Au4,J3.--I- n the m1det protests from the Republican side, itical,f nark today declared the wool btI patael ovor President Taft's veto 1.) a Tote of 174 to PI The 'Vote woo 174 to pass it, 80 against 1t. and 10 There were 204 meMs toting prosent hors in th. bait Speaker Clark ruled that two-thiror those voting could pass the bill. Re; t.blicans two-thirclaimed it ot those present. orrequirri 171. A great disturbance followed the ruling. Motion were made to table the ruling but wore finally withdrawn and' it was on bath sides that OP bill bad hosn passed over Ahe Pre91-- 1 - 1.....4Poolloomoommenim PROTESTED - , .., , :: 4 According , , Of Mexican Colonie5 ' - , ARE- UTAH PREPARING 11 rk rhe, CITY I '' - tili :. Voting Could REPUBLICANS It. Adverdsta.n. Ggi vtaue.t., theAdverti...da. A us1nd 7l1 county.-whene- . TAFT'S3 VETO Pass the of. NOM The Tofu , , BIL AutiL0,.c LLAccusER! the rebels to Prod. Junius ROMII.V thlq t the. settlements must be eva,u,'INI Mr leasen describes the otodus and., III, possessions left as follows: IIIIMM0111 Came at tia Pally hour in the mortiing.and we t about iMinidistely to catch our horses. arrange our wagons.. asui load in such tk;ngt as. were handy :Sod whirfi we of- - - ,, TUESDAY- - AUGUST ;13' 1912'4SALT LAKE - Illiepuled.-an- , ,. .., . . S , . The Proof TRYTH AND LIBERTY. , of course. many 'of the most Tattlatge , posersdons ire hod. Poch as machip, ery, cattle. etc.. we- left. "By' 10 o'clock In the mornilut we sere WM Smith, Colonist, Wounded in on the march toward Hachita. N Only five or six men remained. in the Before we had left. and settlement.: Return Fire, LegComrades while we were wilnotedielt our outfits and deciding what to take and s hat to Stampeding .Enemy. leave.. we could bear the firing in the distanok. and it seemed to approach. so that we simply had to get on the road. "The colonists. turned out their piste. ,Int Reid to chickensand attire to run wild through Caisone0 ot leaders the fields or --to be Slaughtered by the - Consider AM Phases et Con rebels at wilt Our orchards were laden with fruit of all kinds. the year baying , 1 tumid Situation. boon unusually prolific. Our granaries were filled with Tat oats and barley sufficien t. to do Ms easily until another spasm Two elope of Our hay.- - had been gathered and baled. and our po(Specs! te The News.). were ready to dig The ...niers' tatoes Wichita. N. lit Aug. 111.The cellars Ware filled with preserved fruits et "cares and mita Dube.. wiseitig and provisions for the year. and all had been comfortable in their homes. the stioustala colartios arrive& MonOO "As aa indication of what some setWatt of horses. Thwl day with tlers left, the case of my bad a Aglit near lionblan with Noold Theyn of Colonist Dublan, may robot.; Om niersiete was slightly be cited, Re was superintendent of the 11 robelli wounded and !ranch owned by Lord Bereeford, a piece captured. of pirOperty comprising several thousands of acres.. kle had been a succopula to The Now..) corMut planter. and this year ha whims eel !had SOO aim Paso. Aug. acres of tern, eight acres of ea rod. of beans. four acres front who their lee alma colonists breve !cam, and three acres of garden. to the of potatoes, MT ruined homes hi Weak besides 14 head of home 7S head of Amerleset border, reaching Swim& cattle. 40 book 12 turkeys and 300 chicktractkalb Sompletes the ens. all of which were left to the mercy A de- of the vandal rebels. In addition to roll of those who are impacted. this be left a home and property In ttehlosnt still, remains at ("stadium, Dobler! VILIWkil at ta,000. ere they have 'decided to stake "I said that the grain was all in tho stand if necessary. in defense of timix bins. This w!as because the millers had been ordered by te rebels to refuse to PrePertr. but at this this it MOODS Igli grind for Mormons.' It is now evident! I air that they will have le do any to me why this refusal was made; the fighting. Preparations ars therefore retitle are determined to Carry on the being made for a general council ot tho war two or thros years farther. and sow to More poelsions for are teding ID911, tithe colonies on the the beginning long 'truest" ot a whkdi result a 'hoe situation. as Mr. accompanied by Mrs. definite plan of action with referenda Loran-- le on his way bsek to Summit to be May make rr the refugees And' all Otherwiatealle Dennistrivisfror Ile May a. nne daughOW ilk 00 i ter. Mrs- - They, eight grandchildren tided upon- -. at El sod nine, -The bendwitleh rear fidd itschitt Paso with the refugees. today. kering cute Sunday night to TRAVEL ?TED AVAILABLE. tat Satellite ranch II miles Mout slum the dangers and troubles of their &aver Wattled Me Mai nit IS for MI march ended had adventures aid Beluga Relief. nperlenctio which road like romance. Washington, D. C.. Aug. They started from Coloniu Dublan and Stayer late lad night was informed by Juarez one week from last Friday for 'telegraph- that be could draw on the the internstional line and against the orient of the rebel leaders. No sooner $100,00tftmd appropriation by Congress had they left the town of Dublart. than for the relief of AmeTICILIt refugees the ret,eis started In pursuit As thol from Mexico to sand to their horiv011 any crossed the Cuss Grandee rieer the each Americana as might satiety him pursuers coned aro on them although that they were In 1"""IL they were traveling In the opposite diOen. Slaver's report regarding the itetion with no than to small rebel bands that raided arose oa,t) the Ameriten border. the line into American territory last beeirotts of avoiding conflict, the week minimises the whole affair. which washed on. spurring their horses the general says faulted in the stealto IS (aft a vaca as the nature of the ing of two horses. 'The character of the (Atoll ry made possible. Bahia. well country where the raids occurred Is ..M4umed they would asil3r have out-- 1 such that it is often impassible for sid4n the main body of their pur- person to tell when he is on one side or sors Hut the latter selected le heir., the other of the boundary. Therefore . dotto ',wittily mounted sharpshooters.' the war department facials are inmho Ming ow to within to believe that the Mexicans may truly., opened clined ' tea not have boon intentionally guilty. ONE COLONIST WOUNDED. Chasing a party of gun ensnare down in the Sig Bend country Saturday night. Will Smih, a colonist Of Dublin, wee Mu. Sedirwick Rim of the Third oevwounded in the leg by this aro. and alry for the first lira mot with serious fen from his horse. That be might resistance. according to reports to the be rescued antl, the advanoe of the war department. Mexican rebels fired pursuers checked. ad party of sit of upon th5 soldiers and one private was the best thole emetic the 'Aelfhi4eVitt-teillis'- e LaliettiLtendtlk i . .7 i - , Iter.,,This. to. tbe informa41 br,;ucht . to this eltr b,r Hans Ler64-n.- , 41.1 wite,i, colonist of Colonist Max. gild , t: ,,,. r WOOL Denmark to Lis ,,leouragid by the less of his 1..,,,,,,,,,. , no 11,i; Mexico. and having ,f r, t covering them. he is now , q rt s s A:: OVER to his former residence in Utah . Kr. Larsen came to America !hal front Denmark.- croeCng the Imktristth lived He hi en ox team. end Kornai. Summit county. brig- - to , going to Ohl. where he settled ZO sear. atm end had established a beautiful Speaker Clark Ruled home. HO left Dies July ?Q vt ith 4 ,,: other iettiont on four hours' ty,t)t. tr,ot of.Those Braves Danger . , , . ,. , t, . , . - INP - ; .,:Ilit , 0 S A FEIT . II ..., -- , . cligssLdE And I 4 . it ! i - -- , i i ' - " , imi.1..ommamo....,. , |