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Show V I NEXT (TART J WEEK ' with a determination TO SUBSCRIBE FOR THE STATE JOURNAL AT 10 CENTS PER WEEK. ; j ilublisltrb Daihj al (Ogiiru. Utah VOL X. No. 162 LEIN VERY FIERY E Jigadier - Brindle Is Not Large Enough to be Used as BrigLeaps on Military Court. ade Post. READS California Getting Ready Brave and Valliant Sheriff to Hand Out a Few Camps on John D.s Packages. Gatepost. MEMBERS THE RIOT ACT DENVER TO GET ONE OF THEM GOING the Caurt Baeauaa It Waa President Intends Giving Brigadier-Genera- ls Something te Da No Poet Apparent ta Him That tha Mambara for Paoifia Csaet Either Cerbina Tharaaf Wara Incompetent Laoka Aa If Hia Raaaana Wara Goad. Says Force Will Be Reduced. July 7. Brigadler-GenerFunaton baa administered a aeverc icbuka to tha membara of a eourt martial for undua lanlency haown a prlaoner. Tha findings of tha court and the comment of tha reviewing were made public thla morning. The courtmartial recently triad Arthur Armatrong of tha Twenty-alzt- h battery. Field artillery, on the charge of breaking out of priaon on Alcatraa laland and forcing tha cella of other prisoners, liberating them. Anpatrong pleaded guilty, but the court decided there waa no crime in eacaptng and sentenced tha prlaoner to The three months dose confinement. other men were released. General Funaton says: "Armatrong was sentenced to fifteen years for offenses against women and was probably the moat desperate and certainly the moat despicable prisoner on the island. It ia plainly evident that tha officers composing tha court are incompetent and tha same is hereby dis WASHINGTON. al of-gc- er solved. The members of the court martial were Major Abner Pickering, Captain George Bomford, Captain Lawrence Curtis, Lieutenants Harry Harry Graham, John Baker, Edward McCain mon and Edward Terry. WASHINGTON, July 7. After conference withe the president this morning. Secretary Taft announced that several .army posts will be enlarged sufficient to quarter a brigade of troops each. This action haa been upon by the president in order to de-eld- ed give the brigadier-gener- al something to do to while away their time. The secretary said he would like to establish a brigade post on the Pacific coast, but cannot see now where one could be located, tl is not likely that anyl will be established west of Fort Logan. Colo, which la situated close to Denver. Fort Douglas in Utah waa considered, but found to be too. email to accommodate that number. Secretary Taft says of the 8H.000.-00- 0 for the armye needs, 112.000,000 will be spent in transportation, 88.000,-00- 0 for buildings and for posts 1800.000. Lieutenant-GenerCorbin, who ia to reorganise the general ataff, said today as soon aa possible the force in the Philippines will be greatly reduced. He thinks 8.000 is sufficient. There are about 12,000 stationed there at present General Corbin emphasises the need of free trade with the United States. To show the progress made under the American regime he cited the fact that 700,000 Flllpliur children are attending the public schools. ,ySrY aV ' .V . al T. H. CARR. Known to hia friends aa "Tom.' Mr. Carr la a popular man. He useJ to be a city councilman, but reformed and ia now selling a decfvt'.nn called "Rocky Mountain Tea, warranted to cure all the lie the flesh la heir to. Mr. Carr conducts a soda fountal i alao. People take the tea first aiul soda for a chaser. In addition to lheae condiments, Mr. Carr sella other druga and things. Mr, Carr Is not a member of the honorary list of B company formed last night. He declares he will Join nothing where the rank ia leaa than colonel. RIVERS ARE HIGH. STOCKTON, July 7. The rivers are this alarmingly high at moraln. Victoria, Union and Middle Division islands are domed. The wa-t- ar la higher, than- ai.aap.tliM la. the, history of tha state. FOUND A FRENCH INVADER. LONDON. July 7. Borne turf cutters the other day found the skeleton of a man In the bog of Coolamber, near Granard, County Longford, at a depth of about six feet The head waa miss Ing, having evidently been rudely severed from the body.' There were RIVER RUNNING some fragments of military clothing BAN JOAQUIN NEW YORK GUARD ON A RAMPAGE. adhering to the remains, and on some of the appointments around the body GETS THE BIG WAD waa found the insignia of the Fleur de Lye of France. Everything pointed to the fact that the skeleton waa that of PROPERTY LOSS IS VERY GREAT Empire State . Militia Amounts te an officer of General HumSomething and Government bert's army during the FYench In It With What it Needs for vaalon, who, after the allied forces of Splendid Farme Inundatad and Crops Ireland and France had fled from the Maintenance and Practice, Destroyed Patrols Unabla to Conbattlefield of Ballinamuck, which Is trol the Situation Because of the where from a abort distance away NEW YORK, July 7. The war de- only waa made, was probably Voluma of Waters . the Great discovery partment haa sent to tha militia au- overtaken In his flight and hia head thorities at Albany the , Instructions taken as a trophy after hia execution. which will flvern tha acquirement of STOCKTON, Cal., July 7. The property for shooting galleries and COUNTY EDUCATORS In la bad country shape aa a result of target ranges and for other constructomorrow morning floods. Before the HOLD A MEETING tion, equipment and maintenance. The tracts more reclamation of the big initiative rests with the governor of New York, who will, in a letter to the Clerk Dye Makes Hie Annual Report, west of the pity will be flooded. The secretary of war, state the desire io acShowing Receipts and Disburse- San Joaquin la failing at the up river quire property for the purposes named, ments for Year Census Enumerators points, but is steadily rising about the describing the earns, the location, ex, threatened Islands. The Old river, at Appointed. tent and probable cost, and the neees-it- y Clifton Court, la higher, thla morning for its acquisition. Application Tha county board of education held than haa ever been known. On the for funds to construct, equip and Lina canal the water la with maintain such galleries or target Ita regular meeting this afternoon and Grant two Inches of the top of the levee in of Clerk Dye, rangee will be made in the same man- received the annual report and atlll rising. It will surely break ner, and it la expected that the possible showing receipts for the year, 851,458.07 thla afternoon or tonight expenditure for these purposes will be and disbursements 855,885.80, leaving a division of Union Island, The upper given in detail. The governor will alao balance on hand 1,072.27. Victory island and the lower division designate an officer of the militia aa of Roberts Island will surely be Inwere apThe census enumerators disbursing officer to have charge of undated. the funds to be allotted to the militia. pointed aa follows: District No. 1, The property loss by the roods and In tha case of New Torlc the amount James Btorney, Martha Elite, Al- the damage to crops will run Into hunfor arms, equipment, etc.,, for the mili- fred Dixon. District No. 2, Elijah Clay of dollars. Tbdreds tia la tilt. 95.05, and for target ranges, ton, Kate McDonald. District No. 2. outlookofforthousands tha valley farmers 1s Inete., 828,898.01, all of which la now E. A.- - Barnes, Mrs. Nell Riche, Emma deed gloomy. available. Clark. Timothy Kendall. District No. Every effort possible is being made vi , . 44, Mary O. Webb, 'Esther Stewart, to save tha levees, but It ia hardly GETS FIVE YEARS. Elisabeth Reams. W. H. Cottle, Henry probable that the work of the patrols OMAHA, July 7. Mae Thomas. the McIntyre. District No. 5, Lars Nelson, will do any good. The volume of Rlrl who stole a diamond and swallowArthur Stall Inga water Is too great to handle. ed it, the stone being located in her . ELEVEN WERE HURT. vermiform appendix, from which ehe NOT A CANDIDATE. declined to have It removed, waa yesH. EckCHICAGO, July 7. Eleven people CHICAGO, July terday sentenced to five years In the pere badly hurt last night In a col- els, curof the formerly comptroller tate prison, the eourt contending that lision at "Dead Mans curve" at Cen rency denies that he la a candidate the prisoner la one of a gang of thieves ter and North Clark streets. for the presidency of the New York that must be broken up. Her attorInsurance company. He says he Life ney will appeal. BIG STORM. IN FRANCE. has not discussed or considered such , PARIS, July 7. In a terrific storm a possibility. WOMEN WERE ANGRY. of France yesterday five south In the SAN FRANCISCO. July 7. A mob children were killed by lightning and of fifty women, angered alow-In by the the delivery of supplies, de- -, many others Injured. ewided upon the Moulder school. ARCHITECT IS BUSY. here the relief flour la stored,' and rised a WASHINGTON. sack apiece and July .7. The su"Mde their escape. A newspaper pho- pervising architect of the treasury la tographer. who attempted td take a busy planning new buildings authorPicture, was thrown down the steps ised by congress. by the Irate females. CHAMBERLAINS BIRTHDAY. RUSSIAN SAILORS REVOLT. BIRMINGHAM, Eng, July 7. The ; VIGO, Spain, July 7. Two hundred entire populace Is celebrating the Hor of the Russian cruiser Terek, entieth birthday of Joseph Chamber-lai- n. lying in thin harbor, mutinied this CHICAGO. July 7. The Dally News momlng. Many dressed In civilian clothing and left the ship, while the . HEARST WILL NOT RUN. at St Petersburg cables correspondent others were checked by the officers Interall 7. In an that except the ministry today YORK NEW July armed with revolvers. The crew rebelled once before at Sues. view William Randolph Hearal de- agree that the revolution has begun . clares he ia not a candidate for the and no one can tell when It will end. Democratic nomination for president TANNER IS PARDONED. . Today Warsaw, Tlflls, Riga, Kiev and Moscow report explosions of bomba PORTLAND, July 7. Judge A. H. STONES. HAIL LARGE and strikes. Highway robberies occur Tanner, a law partner of the late Sen-t- or VALENCIA. Spain. July 7. A fierce at every hour In the day at Kiev and Mitchell, convicted of land frauds, baa been pardoned by the' president. hall storm raged here yesterday, doing Sama, and in thla districts the peas- He had pleaded met and defeated the governguilty to perjury, but much damage. Some of the hailstones ants ment troops In a regular battle. never sentenced. aa oranges. were aa ' On-woo- Ill-fat- ed Fur-nieh- - - " -- . large THE IS UY1NG WEIGHERS LOS ANGELES, July 7. The local credit men's association in making an Investigation of the welching of the insurance coinimnlca in defrauding Sa Francisco policyholders, and re a boycott of aueh rompaiilea will be general. It la estimated that of policies will be cancelled within six months and 850,uou.noo within the next year. SAN FRANClSi'O, July 7. P. F. Atwood of New York, chairman of the underwriters bureau, adjustment aaya that unleaa the business men and the big banking Inatltutiona of thla city wake up and meet the Insurance enmpanea fairly, thla country la going to be swept by a financial rnty-clysin inaurance matters. The ia bad, but Atwood refuaea to aay if any failures are Imminent. He declared he waa not accusing any uf the financial inatltutiona of being responsible for delays in insurance set. m on tlemets, but reiterated they ought to wake up. ALABAMA EDUCATORS. TUSCALOOSA. Ala, July 7. One of the largest educational conferences ever held in thla state opened here today, The attendance la very large and includes educators and persona Interested in the matter of education in thla atate. Tha convention waa called by the executive committee of the Alabama Education association for the purpose of considering and discussing various educational matters and - nd AFTER FOR THE OLD MIN Credit Man Will Boycott the Concerns Although Sis Thousand Milas ef Salt Who Repudiate Water and On Thousand of Land Their Policiee Catytfam Looked for Soon Banks Separate Them This Officer Has Lots of Patience. Art S ew to Act. Dieolved ' ' SATOHDAY, JOLT 7, 1906 F ' BEGIN LIFE ANEW ON MONDAY AND RESOLVE THAT YOU WILL BRING YOUR JOB WORK TO THE JOURNAL OFFICE. re- FINDLAY, Ohio, July 7. Sheriff Groves haa gone to Cleveland prepared to lay siege for aa indefinite time to the borne of John IX, Rockefeller. The oil magnate ia expected borne some time and the gallant officer declares he will atay there as tong as there te hoie. He bears a warrant for tlie arrest of Mr. Rockefeller for vlolatlm pf the anti-tru- st iawa. Sheriff Grove understood that Rockefeller waa In Europe when he started for tha home of John D., but that didnt make any difference. While he could make the trip to Cleveland In an hour and It will taka Rockefeller ten daya to get here, he didn't want to taka any rhancea on the old fellow Mating him and from now on he will camp on the front gate post of the Rockefeller estate on Euclid avenue. Sheriff man. Groves la a very determined Borne people think Sheriff Groves te foolish, but he doesn't; he thinks he te all right. It ia expected that Mr. Rockefeller's relatives will warn. tha accused and when he does come will help him eneak In the hack door, white Grovea ia sitting out in front In that way tha bold, brave and valiant peace officer will be circumvented. Judge Fankor of this city, who will try the case if John ie captured, te a frarieaa man and the outlook for the oil monopolist In the event Groves gets his hands on him, la Indeed gloomy. Borne people think It la so gloomy Rockefeller may remain In Europe rooting around - until the statute of limitations runs. An Interesting program haa forms. been prepared for the conference. BIG JOB BY THE CHICAGO A ALTON NOT THE Among those in attendance are Superdeintendent L W. Hill of the atate ONLY ONE REBATING. SOUTHERN PACIFIC partment of education; W. R. Harrison, Union Bpringa; N. R. Baker, Mobile; O. W. Daugetta, Jacksonville; W. Intends Draining tha Inland Saa MORE PROSECUTIONS TO COME C. Griggs, Brewton; James II. Foster, president of tbe Alabama Educational Formed by the Colorado River Overassociation. flew in the Yuma Basin Down in , Arixona. Statement Made in Court That Prae JQHNSON WILL PRESIDE. ties Is So General It Haa Bacoma NEW YORK. July 7. Tom L, John DENVER, July 7. Professor L. C, a Custom Morrison Will Raaign to son, mayor of Cleveland, will preside Hill, chief of tha government reclamaat the Bryan reception. He declares Preaacute Standard Oil Concern. Mr. Bryan la not a candidate for of- tion service In Arisons, states that the Southern Pacific railroad will noon befice, but tbe leader of a cause. gin the task of draining tha great InCHICAGO, July 7. Attorneys for BRIEF TELEGRAMS. land aea that la now forming In the the Chicago A Alton thla morning Turns basin. It haa already washed Bryan la spending the last of the taking ia without parallel in the hisattaed in court it is customary among Reid. week with Whltelaw tory of railroading In thla or any other railroads to pay rebates, such aa the W. H. Hart, who died of cholera In country. Alton haa been giving. Manalla. lived at Calweil, Idaho. The Colorado river baa broken The court replied that if such a cue The engagement of Miss Jean Reid through Ita banka Jn Arisons. . The tom could he proven It might mitigate to a member of the nobility Is denied. course of the river haa been diverted the punishment inflicted on Falthorn The transport Thomas aground at by thla break, and the whole volume te pouring and the others who have been convict- Guam, will be aaalsted to get off by the of water, practically, In the and break the settling. through ed, whereupon District. Attorney Mor- Meade. Tuning basin. It haa already washed an al Ark Attorney-Generof Rogers rison declared if such a custom is out two hundred miles of the flauthern proven it will result In more prosecu- sas has filed suit against tha Stand Pacific tracks, besides doing other ard for 822,000,000. tions. damage. An area of 880 square miles The case was continued until WedAasltant Attorney-Gener- al Pngln Is In extent te covered with water. Brush at Cleveland nesday. drawing Indictments in stresses will be floated to the gap It la expected that Morrison will re- against Standard Oil. In tha river bank, fastened with piles sign the district attorneyship very Joe Hull, accused of murder, who and weighted with rock. When these soon In order to go to St Paul in the broke Jail at flan Quentin, was arrest- dams are built high enough the water of the river will be turned back into-Itcapacity of special counsel In prose-curin- g ed thla morning at Buffalo. the Standard Oil concern. . .. natural channel. E. E. Clark, formerly of Ogden, waa of inter' member a the today appointed WERE AFTER THE CZAR. state commerce commission. ANOTHER ACTION AGAINST COPENHAGEN, July 7. A plot to Bids for the construction of public blow up the esar haa been discovered will be STREET RAILWAY COMPANY The place where the royal yacht anch- buildings at Logan and Provo8. in Washington August opened ors during her summer cruise was laid Secretary Taft will speak at Green Mrs. Jane E. Rankin Wants $5,000 for with mines. When the esar learned of boro, N. C, Monday at which time be this he abandoned tbe trip. Injuries Alleged to Have Been Suswill sound the keynote of the cam tained Through the Negligence ef palgn. Defendant , PHILADELPHIA FIRE. J. P. Hagerman of Log Angeles won the A 7. fire PHILADELPHIA, July second place in the championship conAnother damage suit baa been early this morning destroyed the eight test for the broad Jump at London to brought against the Ogden Rapid story building of the United Coke ft day. Transit company. Trite time the Gas company, on the water front at Captain Joseph Woodward, navgl Camden. Several firemen were in- constructor, died of heart failure today plaintiff la Mrs. Jane E. Rankin, who in the sum of 85,000 jured. en route to Puget Sound to witness the asks fortoJudgment be due for personal injuries alleged trial of the battleship Nebraska. sustained. The plaintiff alleges that while aha waa In the act of getting off FARSE BOUND OVER. one of the defendants ears the conLaurlts Fame, accused of attempting ductor signalled the motommn to go to murder Ora F. Paige in Ogden can ahead before she waa clear of the car yon on June 24, was bound over to the and that she waa thrown violently to district court yesterday by Judge Mur- the ground and badly bruised and InCorn are the atphy. His bonds were fixed at 8759. jured. Maginnls which were secured this forenoon and torneys for the plaintiff, . the defendant released. Fane has some important painting contracts In Salt Lake City and will be hard at work until the trial comes off at the fall session of court. The defection In the army la spread, ing and the esar te in a quandary. Even the Cossacks are disloyal, while the geo darmes of the royal guard are proving unreliable. The czarina te hysterical and has called In clairvoyants to tell her some- thing of tha future. The army, the downs and the people are feverish and serious trouble Is Women and children are brooding. being eent abroad and Jewa are fleeing to America. CONFERENCE WITH WHITE FLY APPEARS. Farmers Says tha Insect Exists by ' Thousands. ROOSEVELT. WASHINGTON. July 7. Secretary Farmers from Plain city say the Taft had a conference with the presi- white fly has put In an appearance and dent thla morning, discussing the Pan' that thousands of them are destroying ama canal, the army and the Philip- vegetation. Tomato plants suffer most, pines. although It 1a though the season te so ter advanced their ravages will be HOODOO IS RETIRED. checked. It la hard to reach them by praying. WASHINGTON, July 7. The battleship Texas, known as the "hoodoo, will be retired from active service and Evelyn Thaw visited her husband today. Tbe Jail missionaries have been used as a receiving ship at ordered to leave the pair alone. |