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Show THE GLOBE-HEADE- PAYSON, UTAH R. CHECK SAILS AGAIN, BUT ON PEACEFUL SEAS PUT UPON LOOSE TALK RY THE SENATORS EOF CHARGES THAT DEPARTMENT OF JU8TICE HAD ATTEMPTED TO INFLUENCE JUDGES. BAND PAVILION COLLAPSES AND TWO HUNDRED PERSONS ARE CAUGHT IN THE RUINS. Outburst Over the Mexican Situation Squelched by Emphatic Disapproval of Senators on Both Sides. threatened Washington. Another outburst in the senate over the Mexican situation on Saturday was squelched by emphatic disapproval Accompanied by a Sixty-milWind, from Republicans and Democrats, who Great Black Clouds and Heavy Hail joined in declaring that the senate should not by discussion lend weight Stone, Everything Weak Fell in to any efforts to intensify feeling in the Path of Gust. Charge Made by Idaho Senator Were Brought Out by Report From Attor-ne- y General In Response to Senate Resolution. e Mexico. Washington. The flat charge that department of justice agents had investigated federal judges to Influence their actions in cases in which the government was interested was made In the senate Thursday by Senator Borah of Idaho, and Indorsed, partially, at least, by Senator Norris. Senator Borah's charge was brought out by a report from Attorney General Perry's Flagship Niagara Has Been Raised, and la Making a Cruise of McReyonlds, responding to a senate the Great Lakea. News Item. (Copyright) resolution asking whether federal agents were investigating judges. The TARIFF MEASURE WILL resolution reflected some sentiment E aroused In the case of Federal Judge NOT PASS VERY SOON fipeer of Georgia, whose court had been Investigated and who had atLtacked the department or justice in a public speech. The attorney general September 15 the Earliest Date Upon replied that any report that the fedWhich Anyone at the Capital Will eral department of justice was mainVenture a Prediction. taining a system of espionage of WILL BE PERSONA NON GRATA Judges was entirely' without foundaUNLES3 HE BRINGS CREDENtion." TIALS IN DUE FORM. . All an Washington. of predictions Mr. Borah responded with his tarearly passage of the Democratic charge. iff bill by the senate are going glim"I know this is a very serious mering. Majority leaders realize that Mexican charge," said he, "but I am so reliably Minister of Foreign Affairs the fact that they notwithstanding Informed that I make the statement have Declares President Wilsons Special Bet new record in pushing conthat within the last four or flve years sideration of this measure, only a beRepresentatives Presence in That special agents have carried on such has been made and the earginning Country Will Not be Desirable. investigations with a view to Influenc- liest any one now will compromise ing Judges. pletion of the taBk is September 15. Mexico City. John Lind, Ten days ago, when a member of special WEBB LAW NOT UPHELD. the flnace committee said he thought representative of President Wilson ol Ike United States, now on bis way Law Forbidding Liquor Shipments la the senate would pass the bill by Void. gust 20, there were some who thought to Mexico, will be persona non grata ir mgkt be possible, but that date to this government unless he brings Ottumwa Iowa. The eBB than two weeks away, credentials indue form, together with law Is declared to lie unconstitutional the government ol an olir schedules have been recognition and void, in that it is a delegation by Mexico, to an official ., alfrulng thirty-siIn con8erd paragraphs a congress to the states of power of late Wednesday - statements isued ieBe fubeen over for having passed regulating interstate commerce in In- night. toxlcating liquors, which power is ture consideration. Manuel Garza Aldape, the minisvested in congress exclusively, in a ter of nyhiy.. who ia act, decision handed down Friday by DL eign affairs, is- devastation Philadelphia. Death, and tremendous property loss is left in the wake of the worst storm in years, which struck Philadelphia and the surrounding country at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Accompanied by sixty-mil- e wind, great black clouds and large hailstones, everything frail or weak fell in the path of the gust. The worst accident reported was In Fairmont par band pavilion near George sed, catching at least 200 ulna. They had taken re' storm in the pavilion. A baby is dead and fifteen injured persons are In the local hospitals. More than 100 Injured managed to drag themselves to their homes. Only the fact that the pavilion was off light construction, without any real heavy joists, prevented a terrible catastrophe. Agnes Murphy, 22 years old, was killed at City Line by a falling tree, under which she took refuge, Jas. McKamee, 11 months old, was killed by a falling tree at a i1 - Forty-eight- jured. WATER RAN Cloudburst Colorado V - Springa Springs, Colo. A tls Banks and Town is Submerged. London. Cable advices to the Daily Mail from Calcutta repor.1 that an appalling loss of life has occurred through the Damodor river bursting its bankB at Burdman. The country was flooded for miles around, houses, cattle and people being swept away. The tow n of Burdman. was submerged to a depth of six feet Only 200 of 30,000 inhabitant reached th railroad depot safe . cloud- tween The case was that of the state against the United States Express company, charged with violating the Washington, United States Senator Joseph F. of law by delivering shipof Alabama, who succumbed Johnson ments of intoxicating liquors to to at his home here, pneumonia points within the state. leaves a vacancy In the senate that is somewhat embarrassing to the DemoWater Famine in Kansas. on the verge of the Kansas City, Mo. Coffeyvllle, Kan- cratic majority of the administration tar- ilT completion sMloiw'Vater as famine, facing a rerorm an makes nece the supply of city water having been .1 an immediate interpretation of sary exhausted Wednesday. Independence ' of the seventeenth const!- has a small supply held by a dam requiring direct across the Veurdeiss river. Fearing tutlo"al amendment r senators, e'ecton so blown be the dam the up might The senator's death reducing the supply of water .might be released the senate working . r,;8;,::. from Independence armed the account of the on schedule, sugar are guarding the, dam. majority on the tariff bill is reduced tc one and leaves the party in a dan- DR. THOMAS A. STOREY gerous position, should any other emergency arise. Webb-Kenyo- n 1 ! Prom Prions . ... LL DROUGHT Colorado City and Manltoo-Severa- l bridges on the Midland railroad were reported washed out. A house In the west end of Colorado City with its occupants was washed 100 feet by the torrent that swept out president oj'thef down from the Garden of the Gods. republ." I declare as minister of for is raging. here ad interim, that if Mr. Fountain creek eign Und do8 not bring credentials Ini f TO AID RURAL BANKERS. due form.' together with recognition of the government of Mexico, his Senator Fletcher Proposes a System of presence in this country will not be National'Rural Banka. desirable." Washington. A national rural bankChild Carried Off by Eagle. ing system is proposed in a bill by enormous An Senator 1e(cher, chairman of the Geneva, Switzerland American commission on rural credits, carried off the I iil - I Jw four-year-ol- . was playing in the forest near Andeer. A bdoy of hunters accompanied by dogs were unable to secure tra.ee of the eagle, - CAPTAIN POTTS REDUCES CORN CROP. Ohinese President Traveling Incog. Mojl. Japan. Dr. Bun Yat Sen, former provisional president o( the Chinese republic, arrived bere Friday from Formosa. He was traveling incognito. In reply to an Inquiry he declared that he had not yet decided whether he would remain in Japan or go to America.Dr. 8torey, professor of hygiene in the College of the City of Now York) Is secretary-genera- l of the fourth International congress on sehool hygiene whloh will be held In Buffalo! May Increase Fund. 350,000,000 Washington. The " May Not Fly Over Canal. Washington. President Wilson on Saturday took the firBt steps to protect the Panama canal from unwelcome visitors by the aerial route. He signed an executive order prohibiting any aeronaut from flying over the canal zone without written authority from Washington, on penalty of $10(10 line and a year's imprisonment for . each offense. a system of local uationai rural banks owned and operated by farmers; a state national rural na- tlonal bank in each state to be owned and controlled liy the local banks as stockholders, and the national rural bank of the United States, to be loCharged With Murdering Five. cated in Washington, to be owned enTampa, Fla. A man, giving his tirely by the state rural banks. is name as William Blackerby, at under arrest' Klsslmee, charged City Officials Tear Up Track. wife his murder of the with of officials Rosedale, Kansas. City in Santa four other and persons Rosedale tore up the rails from three seventeen years ago. He blocks of an interurban line connect- Clara, Cal., will be held until California officers ing this city with Kansas City Sun- are sent for him. Blackerby denies he day afternoon. The road and the city is man wanted in tbe Dunbam, officials have wrangled over the grade upon which the road enters the town and the officials took the matter into Will Work on the Roads, their own hands. Employes and ofSt. Louis. People who have counficer of the Industrial Workers of the try homes in St. Louis county are did not molest the workers. Sunday planning house parties for August 20 was selected because of inability to and 21, when the guests will be exobtain court action. pected to work on the roads on the "good roads" day set aside by the Suffragets Storm Asquiths House. governor. London. The third attempt of Would Oust Sulzer. under command of Sylvia Pankhurst to take Premier Asquiths Albany, X. Y. Articles of impeachhouse in Downing Btreet by storm ment declaring Governor Sulzer unfit failed Sunday when the militant lead- to hold office of trust in New York er was captured by a cordon of police state, have been drafted by leglslar thrown across Whitehall after a stiff tive leaders in conference with Eugene fight, in which the officers used their Lamb Richards, counsel for tbe Fraw-le- y committee at Saratoga. clubs. proposes Governor May Appoint Senator. Bii mingham, Ala. Governor ONeal, as a result of conferences with political ndvisers, bas about reached tha conclusion that he has authority to appoint at once a succcessor to the late Senator Joseph F. Johnston. I tha navy ihp( moat at aw bonnet blew off, flo ding the starboard angina room. Senator Johnston Laid at Rest. Birmingham, Ala. A large assemblage of distinguished men and women of Alabama, and delegations form the national house and senate attended the funeral here Sunday of Senator Joseph F. Johnston of Alabama. Will Resume Business. St. IiOuis. Most of tbe large fire the Cumberland river was identified insurance agencies In St. Louis baa res that of J. Randall Johnson assist ceived telegraphic instructions from ant cashier of the Fourth and Firs! the headquarters of the .companies National bank, tbe largest financial they represent to resume the writing of insurance at once. nstitutlon in the south. Body of Cashier Found. Nashville, Tenn. A body found In of federal funds about to be deposited In the national banka of the west ana south to assist In moving crops will be increased to $50,000,000 If neces- sary. Lawrence, Kansas. Dean Warren, aged 21. a ranchman, died Sunday, the victim of a bullet sent into his brain in a formal duel staged here at midnight Saturday. Douglas county authorities are looking for the antagonist, the young ranchmanB who fired the fatal shot. Eight men have been summoned to tell what the ' know of the affair, but no arrests have been made, and the alleged murderer Is still at large. suf-frage- ts Okla-lom- , MMMMMMMMSAMMSM - I d Loss of Three Hundred Million Bush- els Since First of July. Washington. A loss of 300,000,000 bushels of corn, the nation's greatest farm crop, has resulted from the great damage wrought by drought and other conditions since July 1. the experts agricultural government's estimated Friday in their August crop report. A total production of 2,672,000,0(10 bushels of corn was prebushels dieted. This is 452,000.000 ess than last year's crop. The general condition of corn was placed at 75.8 per cent of a normal, compared with 86.9 on July 1. Kansas was hit hardest, the condition there being reduced from 81.6 per cent in a ruly to 30 per cent on August 1. of came next, with a condition 44 against 87 In July,' and Nebraska reported 67 against 91 July 1. These three states have almost 19 per cent ot the total area planed to corn this year. 25-3- River Bursts Colorado yiuwm iiiii TrictflgeTTauciALTlu? August STREETS. burst here early Sunday demoralized railroad and street car traffic in the Pike's peak region and several families are reported to be homeless at Colorado City, where the rainfall was heaviest. Water three feet deep rai through the principal stieet of the town and hundreds of houses were flooded. The fire department was . Vnwh.. 0t iallad Jpon fY, V at THOUSANDS PERISH IN FLOOD. IN Washes Several Houses Away. Webb-Kenyo- n Jt h street and Lancaster aranue. Patrick McXamee, the baby's father, was In- After Senator Smith of Michigan the subject by declaring that the constitutionalist junta here had the ear of the state department and was influential in bringing about the resignation of Embassador Wilson, Senator Williams of Mississippi replied with the charge that there was an "organized and syndicated effort" to bring about war with Mexico. He declared "there was money behind it and not all Mexican money." "Senators must hold themselves in check,'' said Senator Williams. "As we read many of the metropolitan newspapers, there is a sameness of statement, expression and opinion in certain effort behind it. It is time we should pause. I don't feel even brave when talking about war with Mexico, a country disrupted, broken and torn with dissension. This question is too Important to be discussed here for any personal advantages, for any Bmall advantage to any persons." Senator Crawford and Kenyon joined Democrats in declaring the senate should not by its discussion lend weight to the efforts to intensify the Mexican feeling. had opened |