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Show SAYS HE CAN GET A BETTER PA- PER THAN THE JOURNAL IF ANYONE j FOR : ten cents JUST SAYl . -- A WEEK ! j ! ! SHOW ME-.- VOL X. No. lf3 . yuhlisliril Daily at (Dybnt, Utah MON DAT, JULY 9, 1906 AIL RUSSIA aw- 1ST ' . ' - p(,4 r" &jr- - j , Y ? r Policemen Warn People Federal Grand Jury Prob- Don't Care a Continental For the Authority of Not to Enter Store of ing Into Standard Oil the Empire. Affairs Today. Marshall Field. BUILDING SAID TO BE UNSAFE LAKE SHORE IS INVOLVED POLITICAL MEETINGS PLENTY Which Charged That It Made Rebates te the Army Officer Addressee a Crowd, Rockefeller Outfit Contrary to the Injune-tie- n Asking It to Support the Revolution; Is to Rates Landlords Deserting Their Estateej Affair Published Going Jury Being Aaked far and the Clean and Flosing to Cities for Protection. Court. Everything. Up Settled in Rica Little Jangle for a Tima, Will Doubtlesa Result in an CLEVELAND, July 9. The federal CHICAGO, July !. Building Bart sen this morning grand jury ia investigating the Standtwelve policemen In front of ard Oil corporation this morning. Two Field A Cos, retail eetabllsh-me- nt were examined, George T. with instructions to warn cus- witnesses auditor of the interassistant Roberts, tomers not to enter the etore, that the state commerce commission, and N. building was unsafe. N. Aspach, chief of the Lake Shore An Immense addition ! being erect' traffic bureau. Both told of the Lake de commissioner ed and the building sheet as filed. Shore Tariff la not being claree the fire ordinance to show that the publa It expected observed in the cons traction. lished rates were violated by the Lake Arm of the protest' Shore in rebates to the Standard. Representatives ed and in the altercation which fol The instructions given the grand lowed the agents of the concern were Jury contained no reference to the ordered frem Bartsen's office. Standard, but were fraught with reAfter a long conference between the as to the importance of sponsibility Ithe parties Interested, th session. mayor and al the police were removed and business, which bad been severely crippled, was IRRIGATION CONGRESS. resumed. OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., July . re construction agent The Arm's met fusee to say whether concessions will The Oklahoma Irrigation congress be made to the commissioner or not today for the purpose of perfecting and it ia likely that an Injunction will permanent organisation. The meeting imbe asked for to prevent hie Interfer- promisee to be one of the most held In ever southwest tbe portant ence. Com-mlslao- tta-toln- ed yhi j ! BT. PETERSBURG July I. Folltl' cal demonstrations here are becoming more and more frequent. The people ar becoming bolder and bolder every day. Other cities are as free from the fear of the government as this. At Moscow an officer of the army addressed two thousand people, urging them to support the revolution. A detachment of police tried to disperse the crowd and the people severely beat them. The Cossacks had to be called In to scatter the crowd. The officer was identified aa Lieutenant Tom of the imperial guard. He was arrested, but tbe crowd released him afterword. Guards on the mall wagons are carrying rifles. Landlords are deserting their estates and are fleeing to the cities for protection. Moet of the mutlnlera are being let off with light punishment. JOSEPH SCOWCROFT. NAUGHTY, NAUGHTY HAZEN. Hasen S. Pin-giv- e, TO INQUIRE INTO DETROIT, July son of the late governor of Michin the POSTAL EVILS is named as EVENING POST igan, divorce suit brought against, his wife by Alexander W. Beal, head. of a coal Committee Haa OrganPlanned After Study: ef the Beet shipping Arm. 'As a result it is expect Cengrseaional ised and Will Start Investigation fils soon will wife ed Plngreea young Offices in .. America Equipped a suit for sepe ration. Both women Into Methods of Postoffice DepartSafety and Efficiency for Werkare are among the most prominent young ment. Combined, society matrons in the city. Filigree's 1 mother, the governor's widow, is pros I. specTbe WASHINGTON, July NEW YORK. July I .Work has be trated by the affair,. ial congressional commission pres ted gun on a new building for tbe Nbw to investigate, consider and report LOOKING UP RECORD. York Evening Poet The plans are tbe recommendations to cure existing tvl'i are Detectives I. July in second class mail matter, I as forresult of careful study Of all the best PITTSBURG, working in Pittsburg for evidence to mally organised by selecting Senator the of equipped newspaper buildings establish the fact that Harry Thaw has chairman; Representative Of the Afteen stories tbs been demented since childhood. Ac- Penrose, country. and H. H. Overstreet, asked pros- G newspaper offices will occupy the, four cording to the quetsions first meeting The lassie, secretary. pective witnesses, an effort will be will be held October 1 In the Holland topmost half the ground door and made to show that Young Thaw was House, New Tork City. two the basementa in the habit of taking young girls to The commission will particularly inThe detectives know Outwardly the new building on Ve-se- y restauarnts. vestigate: street overlooking the old church- where he took them afterwards. It 1 Whether the revenue from secyard of Bt Paul's will avoid the box- is expected that a large number .of ond class mail matters should not be like appearance of so many skyscrap- Pittsburgers will go to New York to made commensurate with the actual ers by a general color effect of green testify. of the service rendered In handcost and white, produced by tall limestone It, and whether its clarification ling piers framing bay windows of bronsed FOUGHT ON A CAR. should not accordlnly be grounded iron. Jhe copper mansard roof serves As the upon practical rather than Ideal disCLEVELAND. O., tbe double purpose of pleasing the eye result of a battle on July tbe East Fifty-fift- h tinctions.' ' and admitting increased light to the street car last night between her I In case second class matter is composing room through three large father and another man he found with not put upon a cost paying basis what dormer windows. bis wife, and their subsequent arrest, limitations should be placed upon the The press room Is in the Elsie Bell, IT years of age, ia dying at matter which properly be emtwenty-fou- r feet high and sur- her borne, II Baden avenue. The girl braced in that may class. rounded by a visitor's gallery, to which when she heard the news. I By what amendments uf existing the public will be freely admitted. Be- collapsed E. Bell, the husband, caught law may the changes which appear to Albert sides unusually commodious and con- his wlf with Henry Olterich, a bar- be advisable be moat effectively veniently arranged, rooms for the news ber of 71 Klmmel road. He aaya they brought about and editorial departments, the plans have .been meeting frequently. When It is announced that owing to the for lunch a room, smoking be caught them on the car be Jumped provide, number of publication! concerngrat gallery, shower baths and lounging aboard and, making hla way through ed, it la impracticable for the comrooms for the mechanical department the crowd, slugged Othrich. The two mission indiscriminately to extend the workers. The ventilating system, men desperately for a few min- privileges of the hearing to individual which is unusually complete. Includes utes, fought the woman trying in vain to sep publishers. Each national organisation above each typsettlng machine a duct arate them. Sergeant Hannon arrest-e- l will be heard orally by not to exceed for drawing out vitiated air. all three.. three representatives designated by Structurally the building will be as The passengers were thrown Into and thoee classes of eafe as It Is comfortable. The steel panic and several of them were badlv the organisation; publications not having regular orframe will be protected throughout by bruised In their efforts to get out of ganisations will b heard through perhollow tile and all the the car. sona who may be regarded as fairly floors and partitions will be of the representative. same unburnsble material. Particular The commlrison will likewise call TWO KINGS EMBRACE. attention has been paid to the matter TRONDHJEM. July I. Embracing for opinions from such other persons of fireproofing, and It is considered Emperor aa may in Its Judgment be capable of that the form of construction adopted each other several times, met here giving valuable Information or sugHaakon and William King will make the new home of the Evenon the afternoon gestions on the subject Imperial Sunday Post Immune against the danger ing In order to facilitate work the perof Are. The best results of the archi- steamer Hamburg on which Emperor sons to appear will be requested to from arrived William Germany. tect's efforts will be the assurance to After1 their warm greeting the two furnish In advance a brief statement of workers within the building of a dedicree of safety and comfort hitherto rulers went ashore and drove to the tbe points to which they desire io rect attention. enlined with their way palace, being rarely found outside of dubs, . great thusiastic crowds who heartily cheercorporation offices, or homes of the ed both. SCOOPING THE SCULPTORS.-NEmore fortunate class. A gala dinner In the palace was YORK, July I. The National Other features of the Posts's new home are the four plunger elevators, given Sundsy night in honor of the Sculpture society has appointed a committee, comprising Albert Jaegers, furnished with' all the latest devices German ruler. to insure speed snd safety; two highchairman; Adolph A. Weinman, J. INSTITUTE. Scott Hartley, AttlUlo Plcclrllll and CHAUTAUQUA for form from lifts speed moving plates the stereotyping room to the press CHAUTAUQUA, N. T, July .The Solon H. Borglum. to investigate the room an elaborate pneumatic tube New York state Institute opened here action of the board of directors of th system connecting every department today snd will continue until August 7. wosld's fair. St. Louis Is making perwith a central office In tne composing By special arrangements with the state manent tbe model of the statue of SL room, and the storage room In the New York teachers will be allowed Louis by Charles H. Nlehaus, tbe New basement, which will hold a supply of privileges In the regular Chautauqua York sculptor, without bis consent. Mr. paper sufficient for. thirty or forty school courses In modern and English Nlehaus received les sthaa $1,000 for hla model and several years' work. It flays. language and literature, mathematics, science and pedagogy, and win be al- is said that Mr. Nlehaus should receive AMERICAN INSTITUTE. lowed free admission to the grounds about 165,000, which would make posNEW HAVEN, Conn., July I. during tbe entire six weeks of tbe sible the casting In bronse In a proper manner of this equestrian statue. It Three governors, four college presi- summer session. Is said that it. appears to be the Indents and many other notables from tention at St. Louis to reproduce the all parts of the United States arrived MANY REBELS KILLED. model of the statue In permanent form in the city today to take part In the DURBAN, South Africa, July which the by a mechanical process In a cheap seventy-sixt- h annual convention of the The aggressive compel gn American Institute of Construction, troops have taken after tne rebellious way and not to pay Mr. Neihaua for his work. which will continue until the 12th. natives has again borne succesful reThe convention was formally opened sults BRYAN CONCLUDES VISIT. today and Tuesday, Wednesday and On Sunday the troops . who were Bryan cocnlud-e- d Thursday will he devoted to general chasing the natives surrounded their LONDON, July his visit with Whitelaw Reid and sessions and social functions. About stronghold and defeated a body of the fifteen hundred teachers from all parts rebels, killing S47. wounding many and returned to the city today. He called This of tho country are present All regis- capturing a number of prisoners. The upon Sir Campbell-Bannerma- n. tered members of the Institute are per- fighting took place In tbe Umvotl dis- evening he and Mn Bryan were the mitted to visit the Yale summer school trict and as far as known the soldiers guests of a dinner In their honor giv while in the city. J en by C. A. Person, the publisher. sustained no casualties. NEW HOME FOR . , .... People who know him best call him "Joe lie Is a member of the big mercantile firm that does the business of the state: that haa made Utah famous. The within and foregoing illustration was taken aa Mr. Hcow-cro- ft was hurrying down to the wholesale house to fill a rush order for Idaho for a train load of pork and beans. While wholesale houses In other cities handle car loads the firm handles train loads. When Mr. Bcowcroft la not In a hurry he smiles This picture shows him In a hurry. H ill PIER T WORST FLOOD 10 L STATES HISTORY ATLANTIC CITY HAS A SUNDAY CALIFORNIA RIVERS ARE OVERRUNNING THEIR BANKS. NIGHT SHAKE-UP- . SHOCKING DEATH FOR SCHIDLOFSKI WIFE MURDERER JOLTED WITH JUICE THIS MORNING. vice-chairm- an sub-basem- . , -- ly MID STRUGGLE TO ESCAPE SAN JOAQUIN ON THE RAMPAGE EXECUTION WAS SUCCESSFUL ' Damage Dene te the Place But Slight, Thousands of Acraa of Dairy Farms Ne Sensational Features Condemned Man Made No Statement, But Dastroyad and Farms Ar Eight Although Several Ptopls Were Mors Moaned After He Sat Down in the Fast Undsr Water Loss Will Run or Lass Bruised Some Foe, ShoutChair Brief Story of Hhis Crime. ed Tire" and Stsrtad Trouble. Up Into Millions. ATLANTIC CITY. N. JH July I. Fire In Young's pier theatre last night at oclock ended In S' panic in which a hundred or more were bruised and hurt, mainly Philadelphia and New inYorker, but none was seriously carwere women of A number jured. ried on the roof of the theatre unconscious from fright. The theatre stands over tbe ocean, and a moving picture entertainment was in progress when an explosion occurred In the gallery Inside the booth were the man operating the machine was locked in. The flames which rose to tbs cutraln culminated with a red glare, through the entire Cries of fire startled the Interior. L600 people who, in an Instant, made wild dash for the doors. Windows were smashed in and women and children were handed through them to persons on the outside. The exits were not manned by tbe employes and men hurled themselves against the doors and broke Ahem open when they refused to yield. 8hrieks of women in tensifled the panic, which threatened to result In a calamity. The knowledge that the theatre was of frame construction urged the men and women to madly fight their way out Clothing was tom from women and men during the struggle. The gallery occupants made no attempt to descend tho steps. They Jumped through windows on the roof of tho forward part of tho pier and rushed out to the board walk. Aa fast as unconscious forms were carried out they were placed in chairs and hurried away to drug stores and to the hotels and physicians summoned. A double alarm was sounded and of the called to the beach The liftmen helped fire department those bruised and hurt to leave tbe two-thir- ds pier. Lang's drug store opposite the pier was crowded with those hurt and cut None of them would give their names. William Friend, the assistant stags manager, who was helping operate the picture machine, was painfully burned about tho arms and face. Two young women who would not respond to treatmentment on tbs pier were taken down the board walk to a hotel, still Hundreds of children unconscious. were lost in the panic and It was an hour or more before they were re tsored to tbelr parents. Men and women after the danger paaetd searched for abandoned wraps and lost gems. The damage except for smashed win dows and destroyed picture machine will not exceed IS, 000. The watSTOCKTON, Cal., July ers of the Ben Joaquin and middle rivers are now pouring out through three new breaks over the reclamation districts west of Stockton, tl is believed that' the most disastrous flood In the history of California ia now on. At S o'clock this morning the levee of the middle river broke, and tl water Is now sweeping over the lower division ot. Roberta island. It is feared the middle and upper divisions will go under. Dredgers are unable to rope with the situation and the break is rapidly Venicla Island, on the widening. north side of the Ban Joaquin., containing 1.000 acres Is being flooded fro mthe break of yesterday. Twltchetl and 'Andros Islands are now eight feet under water. Three thousand acres of dairy farms are Inundated. . The upper San Joaquin and Merced rivers are rising and the Sacramento la very high. Men who have been lighting tbe flood for a week are exhausted. The loss will run Into millions BOSTON, July I. John SchldlofskL a Lithuanian of Brockton, was electrocuted at the state prison at Charlestown at 12:0$ o'clock this morning for the brutal murder of his wife, Mariana, at Belmont, July 12, 1905. He was officially pronounced dead at 12:21 after one application of the electric current. The execution waa successful in every way and waa unattended by sensational features. Schldlofski was In a weak condition before be left the death house and had to be assisted from death cell to the electric chair by Rev. Robert Walker, chaplain of the 1-- 2, Middlesex house of correction, his spiritual adviser, on one side, and a prison guard On the other. Schldlofski made no statement, but he moaned softly after he was placed In the chair. John Schldlofski killed his wife in a secluded spot at the edge of tho Arlington Golf club grounds On the evening of July 12 last. The murder was an atrocious one.' Schldlofski was a barber and' lived SENATOR PETTUS STRICKEN. at Brockton. He bad martred the woMEMPHIS Tenn July 0. Private man. it waa shown at the trial, for advices to close friends state that the her money. She had less than he exparalytic stroke suffered by United pected and he decided to get rid of States Senator Edmund W. Fettua of her. Alabama .has so undermined his .health INSURANCE INQUIRY. as to make those who know tbe facts TRENTON. N. J, July . The spefear that the end la not far off. Should Senator Pettua die after, the August cial committee of the senate appointprimaries, the new Alabama law of ed to Investigate life insurance in New succession to the senate will have a Jersey, began a aeries of meetings in trial. the senate chamber today. Among The law provides that two alternates those who will be called upon to testify hall be nominated In the August pri- are David P. Fackler, actuary of the maries, and should either senator die, Insurance department ot New York, the alternate securing the largest vote and David O. Watkins, state banking shall fill out the term. Should the commissioner, and .the presidents of death occur after the regular January several New Jersey Insurance comelection the governor and legislature panies. It la not supposed the irregumust nominate and ratify the alter- laris disclosed will equal the sensanate. The alternate must stand In all tional exposures brought about by the things as though he was the regularly New .York Investigation, but it is exelected sentor. pected that many needed reforms will be brought about. and legislation -fected that will provide for more dose LOANE FOOLED HIM. OYSTER BAT. July . James A. scrutiny of the Insurance companies Sloan, one of the secret service men doing business in this state. composing the bodyguard of the presCONGRESSMAN DEAD. ident. who was arrested for assaultCHICAGO. July 9. Congressman ing Clarence Legendre, who attempt' ed to take a newspaper picture of the Henry C. Adams of Wisconsin died at presidential party on July L was fined the Auditorium hotel this morning. The end was hastened by the work $10 and costs this morning and the action ended, much to the chagrin of of congress. He has intestinal trouLengendre, who hoped to air the case ble for a long time and was taken by securing the attendance of the pres- critically ill a week ago while en route boms from Washington. ident and Mrs. Roosevelt at the trial. |