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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL Vni VOLUME NUMBER OGDEN, UTAH 22. GATHERING OF THE MORGAN TO BE DEFENDANT IN ANOTHER SUIT PRESS AGENT HOT NEW YORK. Dei-- . 3. It is stated on the street that a new suit will be brought against the United States Shipbuilding company In which J. Pierpont the Associated Press Testifies Before the General Manager of E CLANS FAITH IN DOWIE NEW YORK. Widen amiiiiiiu-ci- Resolutions. And Wac Retained in Cuba Aa Upon Corre-iponde- nt Lattera Suggestion. WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. The first witness this morning before the senate military committee was Melville Stone, of the Associated general manager was called He upon to relate Press. the circumstances connected with the employment by the Associated Press of Edgar Bellalrs to such an Important place as correspondent in Cuba and the action that was taken after it became known that Bellalrs had been a convict in the Florida penitentiary. Bellalra, through the position, got on Intimate terms with General Wood. Wood's opponents claim that he had knowledge of Bellalrs past history long before their intimacy came to an end. Stone testified that Assistant General Manager of the Associated Press Diehl had received a letter in December, 1899, from Runcle In behalf of Wood suggesting that Bellalrs be returned as correspondent Acting upon this letter Bellalrs was kept in Cuba some time and afterward sent to the Philippines as Associated Press correspond- C. M0STYN OWEN TO THE FORE Declares That tha Recognition Smoot Would Bo Gravo Calamity to Utah. VIPERS OF THE WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. The meetof women's clubs and others oping BODIES OF AGEO posed to the seating of Senator Smoot of Utah was held this morning in the Church of the Covenant. Strong resolutions of protest were adopted for transmission to the senate. Among those making addresses were Dr. Sarah Elliott of the woman's counLIGHT ON MURDER MYSTERY AT cil, who formerly lived In Suit Lake BUFFALO. City and now resides in Philadelphia, and Mrs. Charles Owen of the Utah American bureau of information. Man Who Is 8uspected of Killing C. Mostyn Owen, who Is a civil enThem Is Under Arrest Theory gineer and for twenty years a resident of Officers. of Salt Lake, visited the meeting. He is provided with a large quantity of Ad- CHICAGO. Dec. 3. Zion City had nearly resumed Its normal condition this morning. The faith of Dowle's followers in his ability to raise the coin necessary to pay off the creditors is still good. The employees of the lace mills uiul oilier Industries have accepted trade orders on stores as payment of their wages. There Is a great rush to the stores ns many who had exhausted their cash have been in actual want of food for the puat few days. They have confidence despite the bank's remaining closed, that Dowies statement, Now we are rid of the stink-pot- s und devil itarnsltes for good and all, will be verified. Dowie hag issued orders thut vipers of the press will not be admitted to Zion City again. , The court this morning Issued order for Dowie to remain in charge of the industries as he is better able to manage them than an outsider. He must regularly report to the receivers. BUFFALO, N. Y., Dec. 8. The po- documentary ammunition to be used by Smoot's opponents In the senate. lice this morning discovered-thbodies Owen claims that the fight Is so bitof Frans Frehr and wife burled in a ter that Smoot's recognition means a shed In the rear of the residence from grave calamity to Utah and declares which they mysteriously disappeared that the contest is of greater moment November 20th. The skulls of both than that of Brigham H. Roberts, who had been crushed with a hammer, was refused a seat In the lower house which was afterward found in a shed. of congress. A search for Charles Bonier, who moved into the house the day after the IS Frehrs disappeared, resulted in his ar- COMPANY rest at Erie this morning. Frehr and his wife were past eighty PLEA years old. The supposition of the detectives is that Bonier murdered them to gain possession of the property. Bonier when arrested claimed to have bought the property from the old UNION MEN ARE USING PERSU- LAWYER8 CLAIM HE IS NOT. RE' couple, paying therefor $8,200. He has SPONSIBLE. ASION. deeds bearing Frehrs signature, but the money haa not been located. The Has Bssn and Is Still Under Spall n detectives are working on the theory Offering to Psy Board of that the signature Is a forgery and Men If They Will Net Go by Bandit that Bonier is guilty of the murder. Nisdmsyer. to Work. e ent. Stone admitted that not until some time this year' did he learn anything about Bellalrs previous character, reprs utation or veracity. The fact that was an he claimed, was first brought to his notice by a letter sent to Senator Hanna from Florida, which Hanna immediately sent to the Associated Press headquarters. 8tone afterward went to the Pinkertons' New York offices where he had no difficulty In learning of Bellalrs criminal history. Stone subsequently sent a man to the Philippines to take Bellalrs place. Colonel Diehl will be summoned as a witness to substantiate Stones state- KAISERS ADDRESS READ IN REICHTAG ments and give his personal knowledge of the affair. BERLIN, Dec. 8. At the opening of the reichstag today Chancellor von FIERCE ATLANTIC STORM Buelow read aq address from the kaiser In which he thanks the people for Government Submarine Boats Are in expressions of sympathy during his Distress Off Cape recent illness. Henry. In the address the emperor stated with that Germany is NORFOLK, Va., Dec. 8. A terrific Macein to restore peace other powers storm is raging on tbe Atlantic coast donia, announces the partial reorganitoday. The government submarine sation of Germany's finances and retorpedo boat Moccasin Is In distress form of the bourse laws. He also three miles off shore. The submarine to the construction of the new boat Adder is standing by apparently in Eaat Africa. under control. Tbe gunboat Peoria railway this afternoon that the Is stated It is trying to tow the Moccasin. will not be able to attend the kaiser The crews at the life saving stations on December 13th. are waiting for the sea to subside hunting party when they will go to the rescue. ROOSEVELT WILL DELIVER GETTYSBURG ADDRESS WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. The navy department has rushed the Yankton to WASHINGTON. Dec. 3. A commitCape Henry to aid the Moccasin and of the Grand Army of the Repubtee Adder. lic from Gettysburg called on President LEWIS, Del., Dec. 8. The Swedish Roosevelt today and extended an Inviship Dharwar is' hard aground off tation to deliver the Decoration day Ocean City, Maryland. Five members address at the battlefield next May. f thee rew succeeded In reaching the The President will accept shore In a small boat. Eleven others and a woman and two children are ROUND-U- P OF TRAMPS still on the vessel. IN CALIFORNIA TOWN Be-lal- . POSTS USD'S Ex-rts- Non-Unio- CHICAGO, Dec. 8. Emil Roeskl, one SUNNYSIDE. Utah. Dec. 3. The of the car barn murderers, will plead Utah Fuel company today posted evichynotlam In extenuation of his crimes tion notices and served papers on the when placed on trial for his life. coal strikers here to vacate the comHis attorneys this morning announ- pany property by December 81. The strikers are now offering to pay the board bills of newcomers, provided they will not work until the strike Is settled and Join the union. The Increase in output over yesterday is 400 tons. ced that they had the opinions of several experts that Roeskl is a subject of hypnotism and had been and still is under the spell exerted by Peter Nled ermeyer. another of the murderer's trio. deRoeski is a passive, dull-wittold. generate, eighteen years ed re-fer- ed JAPAN BUY8 TWO NEW BATTLESHIPS GLASGOW, Dec. It authorlta lively stated this morning that Chile has sold the newly constructed battle ships Libertad and Constitution to Ja Pan for nine millions, being several hundred thousand higher than the Price offered by Russia. KAISER MUST 8. Is SPEND WINTER RERUN, Deo. 8. Despite ka,"er wil be obliged to and February In the unable to attend the ihe roirhsfig today. 1 IN ITALY SAN BERNARDINO. Cal., Dec. 8. atA gang of about fifteen tramps Southa of tempted to take possession ern Pacflc freight train near Ontario The trainmen drove them off. after a were fired on fight in which revolvers to Colton, came both sides. The train a spe boarded where officers hurriedly searched They Ontario. clal train for the country and rounded up nine sent them to tramps, arrested them ahd could not officers The rock the pile. connect them with the hold-u- p. all denials GAS EXPLOSION IN WILKESBARRE MINE spend Jan-wasouth.- - He WILKESBARRE. Pa.. Dec. 3. An opening of interior explosion of gas wrecked the 14 this No. of Pennsylvania colliery and CHURCH BURNED. boy driver morning, killing the PORT WAYNE. Hungarthree L Ind.. Dec. St. perhaps fatally injuring iiil s Lutheran church was destroyed' ian miners. An ignorant Hungarian flre hU mon,,n- The loss is $60,- - disobeyed orders and walked Into a Partially covered by Insurance. gas pocket with a naked lamp. ry EMBEZZLED FOUR THE FEDERATION TO INVESTIGATE PROMINENT ST. LOUIS INDICTED. LAWYER REPRESENTATIVE SENT TO CAR- -' BON COUNTY. Was Formerly General Counsel for the Hiss Mission 8olely for tho Purpose of Inquiring Into tho Sit-a- t Worlds Fair Is III in ion. Hospital. The Utah State Federation of Labor will make an investigation of the strike situation in Carbon county. A special meeting was held in Salt Lake last night at which the matter was discus sed and the following statement after degree. Blair Is now in a hospital and Is too ward given out by the secretary: John Thai has been selected by the 111 to be taken to Jail and will remain under constructive arrest In the hos- Federation to visit the strike district and report to the Federation of Labor. pital. The Blow estate embezzlement, He will start tomorrow. Have you authority to organise for amounting to 860,000. was the case given the most attention by the grand the Ulnited Mine Workers r asked the reporter. Jury. ' I have credentials from the AmeriThe embezzlement of 1300,000 from can Federation of Labor, which au Dick Brothers of Philadelphia Is also me to organise any trade. thorlse alleged. Here President Currie of the FederaDo not get the tion interposed with: MISSOURI SENATOR TO STAND TRIAL impression that Mr. Thai is going down to do any organizing. The only purpose KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dec. 3 State for which he is sent is to investigate Senator Jesse Jewell surrendered today the situation and report to the Feder and will answer the charge of soliciting atlon. Mr. Thai said he would apply to a 82.000 bribe for himself and two other senators to vote against the buking Governor Wells today for permission to and gathey inn powder trust. He pleaded not guilty visit the coal camps terlal for his report. and was released under bonds. ST. LOUIS, Dec. 8. James Blair, counsel of the world's fair, an alleged embezzler of nearly $400, by 000, was this afternoon Indicted the grand Jury for forgery In the first today 1903. FOR MITCHELL Dr. That resident of the United Workers is Now In Trinidad. cal history that such an oja'i'a-lio- n has been performed. The limn operated on is a wealthy westerner whose identity Is still a secret. Little outward trace of the alteration is shown except a few scars, which the surgeon says will eventually disapjiear. PRESS" of Says Elijah, Are Not to Be Again mitted to Zion City's Sacred Precincts. l 3- .- is nearly lieuled. This is tlik' first time in medi- Needed. 830,-00- BELLAKS WAS WOOD'S FRIEND Dec. 3, E an car graftiiia operation.begtm November Dili, lias proved entirely suicessful. Tbe wound Gobs and Believe That He Will Be Able to Other Organizations Adopts Raise the Money Convention of Women's the defendants. The suit is to be brought by an Interior manufacturer, who 0 alleges that he invested on the Morgan prospectus, which contained false statements, and that the defendants are thereby guilty of obtaining money under false pretenses. Notice of the suit will probably be filed In a few days. DECEMBER NEW KIND OF GRAFTING PROVES GREAT SUCCESS -- Morgan will be named among Committee. THURSDAY, HE WAS GIVEN AN Mine OVATION Miners Havs Greatsst Confidence That He Will Be Able to Settle the Strike. TRlNiDAD.t'iilo, Dec. 3. Amid prolonged chcciing. waving of hats und handkerchiefs. President John Mitchell of tbe United Mine Workers of America E arrived in Trinidad at 6 o'clock last night over the Kanta Fe. eleven hours late. Over 3,000 men, women mid children. people in all walks of life, greetCAUSED BY SECRETARY WIL- - ed his arrival. As Mitchell stepsd from the train u squad of thirty policeSON'S REPORT. men surrounded him to keep the crowd back, which whs pressing in a human Shows SHortaga of Half Million Bales mass to get a glimpse of him. One thousand miners surrounded the carSharp Advancs of Future si riage containing Mr. Mitchell. John F. Renin, peraomtl representative of Mr. Mitchell, mid President Howells of Doc. 3. The deWASHINGTON, No. 15 escorted his through the district partment of agriculture estimates that main street of the city to the hotel, the season's cotton crop Is more than a distil nee of four Mocks, there being half h million latles below Hint of last a continued ovHtlon along the route. year. Mr. Mitchell immediately retired to NEW YORK, Ike. 3. Cotton futures his room with several members of the advanced thirty ltolnts today buoyed national board. Crowds imcked the streets, stopping up by the reimrt of Secretary of Agrion change all traffic for fully half an hour, clamculture Wilson. The bid-linwas terrific. oring for a speech. State Labor Com- inisslnner Montgomery and John L. NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 8. Tills was Gehr, national organizer, addressed the the most exciting day in the history of crowds, stating that President Mitchthe cotton exchange. Cotton futures ad- ell had been sick und was tired out vanced nearly sixty per cent. They from his long Journey and was unable advanced forty point within four min to niMke an address last night, but utes after the reading of the secretary would make a public address before of agriculture's report. leaving .the city. The crowd Immediately disiiersed. Last night a secret conference was BOYS DISCOVER THE PLUNDER held, those present being Mr. Mitchell Goods Stolsn From Store Were Hidden and the members of the national board who are here, offlcinls of district No. 15 in the Railroad the presidents of the various miand Yard. ners' unions. Nothing was given out. setTwo young tads, named Edward The miners believe Mitchell will here. before the tle strike leaving Phillips and Theodore Whener, made It la generally understood today that a discovery near the Oregon Short Mitchell and the strike leadPresident Line water tank in the rullroad yards ers have agreed that the operators yesterduy afternoon, which is of conmust the selection of pit concede siderable importance to the police de and bosses camp physlrlons, otherwise partment It was no less thun the be will the strike general over Colofinding of the goods which wus stolen from Bruces' second-han- d store on rado, . Twenty-fift- h street on Tuesday night. The articles were wrapjied In an overED. HALIDAY FOUND DEAD coat and carefully secreted from view. The find consisted of seven revolvers, Victim of Liquor Habit Died from Exa hunting case watch, two deer-hand- le posure in a Field Near knives and two bone-hand- le knives. Blain. Further Importance attaches to the discovery from the fact that yesterday afternoon It was reported that an overcoat had been stolen from the Allen block on Lincoln avenue, and the overcoat In which the goods were wrapped has been Identified as the one stolen. The girls from Electric alley have Identified Williams and La Rose, the men under arrest, as the men who gave them the opera glasses, as stated in these columns yesterday, so that the case against the men in considered reasonably clear. The men have stated that they rode into town from Suit Lake on Saturday night It is surmised that the goods were placed in the yards so as to be easily obtainable when the men wanted to ride out of town, whenever that might be convenient to them. HOW THE VALISE DISAPPEARED. An effort Is being made to locate the relatives of Edward Hulidny, who was found dead in a field ut Blaine lust Sunday. Sheriff BowniHn of Davis county was In Ogden yesterday looking the matter up. He Is of the opinion thHt death resulted from exposure after a prolonged spree. Holiday was shipped from Ogden to Croydon by an employment agency on November 1st, but he did not go to work at the grading camp, but remained around in a condition for several days. About November 19th he went down the canyon towards Ogden and was seen next dny near Devil's Gate on his way hack toward Ogden. When the body was found it indicated that life had been extinct for a week. The sheriff also found one of Ilalidays overcoats, which had been picked up by a man named Alvord a couple of days before half a mile from where the body was found. The dead man had a Masonic button in his coat, but no other evidence that he was a Mason was found, and it has been thus tar impossible to get on track of bis relatives. The funeral will take place today at Kaysvllle at the expense of the county. half-drunk- en John Johns packed his valise lust night preparatory to leaving town this morning. He whs going by an early p corner he laid train. At the down his vnlise and was waiting for a car to convey him to the depot. It was cold and he began stamping around to keep the blood circulating. He stamped a little too tar away from his baggage and Percy B ranting happend ed along, and seeing the vnlise JURY DISAGREED. took it up and carried It home and notified the police. Johns notified The Jury in the case of Peter A. J. the police also of his loss, but the propvs. Southern Pacific railDurkovlch him now at Jail. the awaits erty city road .company, on trial In Balt Lake, WIN8LOW ARRAIGNED. after being out several hours last J. H. Winslow Jr. was arraglned night, agreed to disagree. Durkovlch this morning on a churge of Incest. He brought suit to recover 830,000 for Injuries sustained while In waived examination and ball was fixed at 8730. H. IT. Henderson represents the employ of the Southern Pacific near Ogden. the defendant. Co-o- unap-riate- dam-aag- es |
