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Show THREE MONTANA HOED UP ITUS PASSENGER m TRAIN . dm&dm Are Captured and Make Full Confession Eldest of Youthful Band.ts Proves to be Only Seventeen. Hold-up- s Regaining Chances of Morocco Considered in Power Afcd-el-Az- iz m3y be sbso'utaly safe in your jewelry purchases if you buy of the old reliable 1SS2 house. You vti il j a? 7Vi &&& &lS r CAAPOP (g&QPgo&gMV SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. by French as Hopeless. Great Falls, Mont. The holding up of Great Northern train No. 240, bound from Shelby to Great Falls, Saturday evening, about 10:30 oclock, provision to be Made for Gradual at the stock yards, about a mile and Withdrawal of French Troops a half from this city, was the work From Morocco and Their Reot three boys, the oldest of whom was net more than 17 years, who now ocplacement by a Native Moorish cupy cells in the city jail. Contingent. A fourth youth, who admits having , assisted in planning the but was vho circumstances by week this The prevented Paris. government ull define before the French parlia- trom being present and taking part, ment its position relative to the evac- is also a prisoner. The quartette have uation of the Chaouia district in Mo- made a complete confession to the rocco by publishing its instruction to police and the officers are inclined to General DAmade, the commander of believe their story that they were the the French forces in Morocco, which only ones implicated. The names of the four boys are: already have been communicated to the powers. These provide for tha Albert Hatch, aged 15. Harry Rheams, gradual withdrawal of the French aged 15. William Randall, aged 17. troops and their replacement by a na- George Creswell, aged 1G. According to the story told by Rantive Moorish contingent as rapidly as Rheams and Creswell, the holdcan be dall, organized. they So far as the situation regarding the up was planned and carried out under the generalship of Hatch, the two sultans is concerned, France inThe youngest of the four, who is said to tends to await developments. the sultan of have turned the switch, ordered the chances of seems engineer to back up, and to have gone his to retain influence, record, almost hopeless, but it is thought that through the passenger coaches with there might be a shift in fortune. If, the conductor, torcing the latter at sulthe point of a gun to collect money however, Mulai Hafld, the tan of the south, enters Fez and se- from the passengers. According to cures the submission of Tangier, thus the other boys, it was also Hatch becoming de facto sultan, France will who shot Dempsey and shot at Conductor Jack Ilayes, sending a bullet notify the signatory powers of the act. A difficult diplomatic sit- through Hayes left sleeve. The boys yellow literuation will then be created unless the lad read considerable train robof the on ature act In concert. subject powers of were desirous and beries. they Mulal Hafid already has offered to of the Younthe examples emulating of the the Algeciras accept stipulations brothers, Kid Curry and his gang act, but anxiety here exists that Ger- ger and Frank Hauser and McDonald. many may provoke trouble. an Augusta William Dempsey, was shot through the leg ranchman NEW CURRENCY COMMISSION. In attempting to escape from the train after it had stopped, and Conductor Will Ventilate Finance of the Whole Jack Hayes was shot through the Country During Congressional left sleeve. Conductor Ilayes was compelled by Recess. robber to precede him in passthe The currency commisWashington. through the cars, he carrying a ing sion appointed by hat in which the passengers were Fairbanks and Speaker Cannon under "invited to dump what cash they bill had about them. the terms of the held its first meeting Sunday. While MURPAINTER the meeting was only for the purpose DISTINGUISHED DERED. of organization, there was a general discussion of plans, and it can be statin Paris by ed that if the outline submitted by Horrible Crime Committed Woman. a Two Men and Senator Aldrich is perfected by the work of the commission the country Paris. A sensation has been caused will be given the benefit of such a In the art world here by the brutal thorough investigation and conjplete murder of the distinguished painter, , an exposition of currency and banking Adolphe Steinheil, and his as it has never before received. The who were found strangled Suncommission organized by electing day morning in the formers residence Senator Aldrich, chairman and Repre- in the Rue de Vaugirard, which joins sentative Vreeland vice chairman, the studio of Seymour Thomas, the thus recognizing in the two executive American portrait painter. The house officers the of the law un- was ransacked of everything of value. der which the commission was ap- M. Steinheils wife, who was found pointed. gagged and bound to a bed, declares that the crime was committed by two THREATENED WITH DEATH. men and a woman. The latter she believes she recognized as a model who Priest and Lawyer Received Threat- was employed by her husband. ening Missives. Against the Chicago. Father Peter J.' OCaila-ghan- , Fight Measure at an End. Currency head of the Paulist order of Washington, At 4.30 oclock Chicago, and Attorney Francis E. the senate adopted the report informed been have through Hinckley conferees of the two houses of the of an anonymous letter written in blood and wrapped in crepe, that they have congress on the vote been marked for death by mysterious emergency bill by the decisive was taken the thus and to 22, 43 of Waenemies, and St. Mary's church, tobash avenue and Hubbard court, has last congressional step necessary curbeen doomed to be blown up with dy- ward the enactment of emergency tonamite. The threatening letter had rency legislation, the legislation directed been dropped by an unknown hand ward which congress has convened since it into the poor box at St.' Marys its principal effort result came unexlast December. The church, of which Father OCallaghan soon, but not until the senate pectedly is pastor. It was unsigned and had been well worn out by a filibustOn one side was a crudely er which, while not largely supported, drawn picture of a skull and made up in intensity what it lacked - Mail Orders promptly handled. v. ' A -- ' 4 , Si " j. S v, A, 0 v ; - - P , BROKERS SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE M' i i.it .fl hold-up- CHILD, GOLE GO. .. ! J I Our facilities for handling your account unexcelled. We make liberal advances on all Utah Stocks. 4 " i t W.v V f . i Jv, j f - .If t . V , A i; -i V vv ! . ' 1 s 4r ' - 100 Atlas Block, Salt Laka City. r u ; ' ' i ,; ' lt fnT "it; -i fc u Arts dfc. aar IF YOU WANT IT BY RETURIj FilAlL WihDRflOVE . ; AP; P((TffpEV' bPpFYtFAZ ft Is- -- d 4 xfc i Vf Wifi & nr FF W4FEET WOVE TfE CWER- to-da- y the discovery of some new truth nearly all effaced. Prof. Hovey will go to Martinique, with his mind made up to live there He until he has some of its story. if be it to learned, may learn, purposes whether the volcano is really subsiding or has but temporarily ceased its He hopes to find out whethactivity. American Geographical society nnd his er St. Pierre is a passably safo abiding wife, who are about to risk their lives place at least for adventurous spirits or whether death is always threateniby taking up their residence upon the slope of Mt. Pelee, the most deadly ng. His wife will be with him. His volcano of modern times. Aldrich-VreelanWithin easy memory, for it is less studies will be hrs. His perils will than six years ago, Pelee blew its be hers. Ills honor, If he Is successhead oft, and five minutes later its ful in reading the riddle of Pelee, will be her honor as well. toll of dead was more than 30,000 Unless the mountain has an erupprobably 40,000. The city of St, Pierre was over- tion of great violence, scientists bewhelmed. Its buildings were first lieve that the danger to such an obswept down by a tornado of heated server as Prof. Hovey will not be cleft from which air and gas, then burned by explo- great. The sions and the molten rocks that rained came the blast that destroyed St. mother-in-lawupon them, then given a final burial Pierre, and through which the red hot mud now pours when the volcano bolls beneath lava, mud and dust. a score who hap- over, as it occasionally does, has so A few survived whethpened to be in a building protected changed that all the discharges, from the first terrible blast by a pro- er gases or solids, are thrown to the jecting ridge of the mountain an- northwest. Formerly they were thrown other score who were in ships in the to the southwest, in the direction of harbor and recovered from their ter- St. Pierre. Prof. Hovey and his wife will not rible burns after working their dambe alone in their watch. There are lone a to and another port aged craft observatories at Assier, whose thick in government a dungeon, prisoner of the crater, and at six east miles were a walls saved him. They pitiful Morne Fume, seven miles south, few, those saved in the city. Within a year after Vesuvius last where the volcano is watched and its Aldrich-VreelanThe purpose of hurled lava down its slopes, the peas- activities recorded. ants who had fled in terror returned these observatories is not so much for the pruning of the vineyards on to gather scientific data as to warn the the hillside. So, although after a long people of Martinique, should the mounof another interval, because the disaster was tain suddenly show signs Aldrich-Vreelanviolence. of great of island of the eruption the peasants greater, On the hill directly back of the Martinique are beginning to return to the site of St. Pierre and the surround- buried city, sugar cane is being A sugar mill has been built ing country, and to resume life as raised. on the sea less than a mile south ol demonnever Pelee had Mt. though The little village of Car St. Pierre. strated its power of death. mile down the coast, another bet, It will not happen again, they are which barely escaped the fate of 8L chilthese leisurely already saying, a city and At least, never Pierre, is growing into dren of the tropics. to become the metroposeems likely time. our in lis of the north end of the island. Scientists are not at all sure that And it Is partly to assist in the procross-boneit will not happen again. So far as tection of these thousands of peoin numbers. they know of volcanoes, they know ple, partially to add to the knowledge that the volcano that has once been of the world, and partly because he is Personal Effects of Mrs. Gunness Congressmen Spend Last Moments of is likely to be deadly again, a true scientist and loves his work, deadly Strenuous Session in Singing Songs. even Sold at Fancy Prices. though hundreds or perhaps that Prof. Hovey is going to Mt. Pelee ofWashington. Just ten minutes, thousands of years may elapse beLaporte, Ind. The auction sale of before the hands of the big tween outbursts. ficially, It Is a distinct the personal property left by Mrs. Stuck. of the students that Belie Gunness was attended by be- round clock in the chambers among many bad boy had been pilfering to the theory The of pointed congress houses two and volcanoes break out periodically, tween 4,000 and 5,000 persons. Many Ah, my nests in the meadows. 30, of the articles brought five and ten hour of midnight, Saturday, May that there is a definite way of timing birds' said the good old gentleman on conlad, Sixtieth of the session estifirst the times their cost price. It is those periods, if continuous scientific the way of the transgresmated that the total receipts were gress came to a close. In thY house research could only cover a sufficient the bridge, characterized were is sor hard. more than three times more than they the closing hours number of years to get necessary data. The bad boy gazed ruefully at hie would have been at an ordinary sale. by singing of songs by Republicans Now, the only place to study the to and Cannon, of by Speaker pockets and continued The postal card vendors and fakers In honor bulging danW. J. workings of a volcano is a very the in oozy bogs. and refreshment and lunch stand Democrats In the interest of the mountains struggle be hard in some cases, misowners did a thriving business. At Bryan. The excitement, which was gerous place upon It may as as near subsided, may be to the slopes, very at times, frequently one time during the day more than great he chirped, but in this case the ter, felthe with itself. readers closed good crater Newspaper and the session 500 rigs were tied about the farm. of the transgressor Is soft terriway world over are familiar with the story lowship among the members. soft. of that savant who lives on the slopes bly The senate was extremely quiet Smallpox on Big Battleship. the closing hours, held to- of Vesuvius as if to study the moduring Seattle. At Bremerton navy yard As One Sees. by the necessity of re- nsters thoughts, and who calmly conthe yellow flag floats from the mast gether only see very clearly, do you, You the engrossdont for session in maining tinued his investigations and records, Mr. of the battleship Kentucky, one of bills. the Sarcastic Lady to said of and Ego? signing ing even when the eruptions of two years the Atlantic fleet, as a result of Person. The last days of the senate will be the Egotistic ago threatened his life. He survived smallpox having developed aboard. memorable on account of the filibuOh, yes, he hastened to reply, "my One sailor is confined with the dis- ster of Messrs. La Follette, Stone and and added to the laboriously gathered sight is perfect, the oculist told me ease, and several others, it is said, Gore on the currency bill by the re- facts of the world concerning volca- only yesterday. Had he lost his life, it would show signs of it. The Kentucky will markable interpretation of the rules noes. Indeed? smiled the Sarcastic Lady. he fumigated thoroughly. Should the which go far to establish a cloture in have been only one more name upon some manner, dont you know, I In of freedom for who have of scientists disease become epidemic among the a body noteworthy the long list had of thought you saw only with one I. final crew it may delay the battleship's debate, and by the passage died that the cause of research might return to San Francisco to join the the currency bill. President Roose- live. Atlantic fleet next month to complete velt and several of his cabinet were Booming Business. Prof. Hovey has decided to study the cruise around the world. at the capitol during the evening. Partner Weve got to do Senior for classwill take his He Pelee. to call attention to our room the slopes of the mountain, something How Flag Caused Boys Death. Mysterious Murder in Butte. woiild.it do to put a break- business. New York. Entangled in the folds where the tropical vegetation is window? the Butte, Mont. His throat cut from in card big decar to ear, and the corpse and room of a large American flag, which he ing through the gray ash that Junior Partner Just the thing. all living things, and the site stroyed a as made he waved to his parachute had We'll have it read: We sell nothing stripped of almost every clue at of the city itself, where Tle bricks to go in them Identity, a man was found in a local drop of 2,000 feet from a balloon hats. but are the ruins. and grasses hiding near Passaic, N. J., late trees to get elsewhere. have will lodging house here Friday morning. Hillside park, you an For more than a year, fire and He is about 33 years of age. A letter Sunday, Frederick L. Wood, of New Haven, deadly gases enveloped the city and aeronaut from a sister, no name given, and adTragic Comedy. at interConn., fell helpless in the Passaic its surrounding territory dressed to Ed Smith was found in river and was drowned. It was while Mrs. Hicks Are you going to the and it seemed as if all vegetavals, his thing's, dated Castleton no state the They are parachute wa3 only a hundred tion must have been as effectively private theatricals given. The envelope was missing. feet above the river, that a puff of air kibed as were the inhabitants of going to give Hamlet. The deceasedatso had a card as a lumMrs. Wicks No. I am in mourning caught the floating flag and wrapped a few years ago. But nowhere does berman from the Western Federation it around Wood's legs. The aeronaut more now, you know, and I couldn't, of than grow rapidly of Miners, issued by The Potomac struggled to free himself from its en- vegetation Nowhere in the world course, go and see anything funny. in Martinique. Lodge.. veloping folds, but failed Vice-Preside- d d Sat-urad- y d unad-dresse- swift-growin- , CO. Avenue, Academy lKOVO, UTAH John Jackson, Mgr. WRITE US J. F. HILL DRUG CO. Buy Buggies Built in AB "STAI! UTAHs famous flL Mill B vo WATERING PLACE. Living in Suspense. r Swift. A PILGRIMAGE TO ZION. Commercial Travelers Preparing for Their Annual Convention. Salt Lake City. Great preparations are being made by the residents of this city for the Commercial Travelers fifteenth annual convention. For three days, June 18, 19 and 20, the jolly knights of the grip, their wives, sweethearts and customers from Utah, Idaho, Montana, Colorado, Wyoming and Nevada, will be the guests of this city three days and nights that will be crowded full of pleasurable events. It is estimated that a million yards of bunting will be used in decorations, the work having already begun, while countless thousands of electric lights will literally turn night into day. All of the many resorts will be running at full blast af that time and will keep open house for the Commercial Travelers and their friends, special programs ot entertainment being prepared by the management of Saltair, Lagoon, the Salt Palace, and the dif. a ferent resorts. There is to I parado, the greatest In the history of the state, in which 5,000 uniformed men and hundreds of floats representing the progress of western development will play an Important part. Fifteen brass bands will furnish music, there will he baseball games, bicycle racing and other sports, feast ing, social entertainments and a reIt Is newal of friendships. expected that this meeting of the Commercial Travelers will he the event of the year In a city noted for Its hospitality to the visitor and pleasure seektr, as thousands from all over the country will no doubt take advantage of the reduced rates announced by th ruilroads to visit Salt Lake in the most Joyous season of all the year. 1 Pro- i5 IfltfClEEiiP. Largest and fineit Dance Floor and beet Music in tha State. Held'a Band nil summer. Bicycle Races twice weekl,. For recreation nnd pleasure go to Saltair. Train, e.erjr 45 mm. It Is a miserable thing to live iu suspense; It is the life of a spider. at 5 So., BY THE Coney Island of tha Wat. Finaat Bathing in tha World. con- cerning this wonderful world in which we live. It is this supreme devotion which has led many a scientist to face danger ant! privation gladly in order to unravel the mysteries of life and of nature. The latest illustration of this truth is the case of Prof. Hovey of the BY SEWING MACHINE Salt Laka City It has been said that love knows no is it harder to keep out the jungle. fear. It can be said with equal truth, So vegetation is again there In another decade, if also, that science knows no fear, neith- in profusion. er does it recognize any obstacle there is not another eruption, the tale which is too great to be overcome in of those terrible days in 1902 will be ONLY No. 07 North And It Is In the Drug Line , , Abd-el-Azi- SOLD SOMCSR ( . Needles, Parts and Supplies tot both Vheeler & Vilson and Singer Machine Curb your well with 24-i- n. Cement Tiling Liddiard lias put 24 inch tiling into these Provo wells: Bp. Wentz, Mr.Weeter, Dennis Davis, Henry Davis, Sarah Tidball, Mr. Hicks, Mr. Bruner, and L. Iloolbrook. -- ANY DEPTH eut OF WATER IUUV ' Seventh West and Center Streets PROVO, UTAH Wan-damer- Provo Meat and GL Packing old-tim- e All kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats; Green and Fancy and Staple Groceries. We handle tho Farmers Products, and pay CASH for all Fat Butcher Stock. Nos. 47 to 55 North Academy Phone 30-Avenue. HI3 TROUBLE WAS NOT ORGANIC. Officials 2. A'lment One Comparatively Easy to Cure. Gen. Jounert Pienaar was talking to a Washington reporter about a West African official. It Is in that mans territory, said Gen. Pienaar, that the blacks ale still branded. The man neglects his work. Well intentloned, but lazy, in his ignorance he suffers ail sorts of iniquities to go on among his people. Yes, he la lazy and neglectful. In the last heat he was taken sick and a physician was sent for. I want you to tell me frankly, he shtd tu the physician, what is the matter with me The physician frowned at the fat, flushed face and, frankly enough, replied: " The trouble with you, sir, is that you are suffering from underwork and over pay. Lost to Us by Incredulity. Knowledge of divine things for Iho most part, as Heraclitus says, iB lost to us by Incredulity. Plutarch. FR0V0 MEAT and PACKING G B Storm Strikes the Windy City. A gale of wind which Chicago reached a greater velocity than has been recorded in Chicago for seven years Thursday night preceded an electrical storm, which did considerable damage in various parts of the city. Several persons were injured by debris blowing from buildings by the gale and a church and half a score of other buildings were struck by lightning. The storm was the culmination of a day of atmospheric which began with daylight and continued until intermittently Dearly midnight. o Recount Has Begun. New York. The actual recounting Nearer the Soil. Mr. and Mrs. Egg and their ten of the ballots cast for V. R. Hearst children escaped the burning house and George B. McClellan for mayor All were in the last election for that office in with the greatest trouble. thiy city in November, 19115, was bein their night clothes and were crowded Into the lower hall when found gun Wednesday after a delay of more by the firemen. Los Angeles Record. than two years. The contents of two ballot boxes were counted in the presence of a justice of tho supreme Siberias Many Minerals. Foremost among the minerals, etc., court and resulted In a net gain by votes which Russians regard as the sourco W. R. Hearst of twenty-seveof of Siberia's future wealth, are gold, in the two precincts the otes which were counted. There are 7,940 iron, copper, platinum, emeralds, in the greater city. asbestos, Glaubers salt, rock precincts all in and. alt, probability, naphtha. n , |
