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Show is very the small- boy in his ways THAT WAS A VERY NEAT AND MAGNANIMOUS ACT ON THE PART OF TAM- MAN INVITING THE DEAF AND DUMB PUPILS TO THE SHOW. touching- and the old today UAN IS THE ONE TO GET TOUCHED FOR THE SHOW ticket. VOL XL No. 123 tlubliahri! Daily at (Dgbrn. Utah PREACHERS PLAN TO DEFENSE WANTS AN Presbyterian Divines Get the Fever and Plan to Attend a Ball Gams in Order that They Can Go Out and Help Root for the Winning Team. SHERIFF REPORTS COMPLETION OF VENIRE. j IS FATALLY ILL WAS STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS CELEBRATED KENTUCKY MURThe general! AT HER HOME TODAY. DER CASE ENDED. uf 1rvsliyti-i'iaiiis drawing to a cliiar. A number of the members plan to uttenj a ball game today. Dr. Offense Propose to Sot Up that Or- J. SI. Humbert lias been appointed to Wife of the Martyred President Can- Wit Charged With Conspiracy ConHeberts. The comchard. Himself, Killod Gov. Stoun-snbor- g assist not Live. Say Her Attending Phyai-cian- s tributing to Cause of Death of Jim mittee resirt tin marriage and divorce for Pay at tho Instance of the was Has Been Unconscious All Cockrell Jury Out But an Hour-Ret-urn adopted. U provides that minisDr. Sent For. Big Lumbar Companies Too Wise. ters shall refuse to marry divorcees Verdict of Not Guilty. day Riaey exeept where the innocent one got divorce on siriptural grounds, anil then Simpkins, only after a ytar elapses. BOISE, May 2. Jack CANTON. May 23 Mrs. McKinley, lUMNGTttN. Ky May 23 -J- udge f willow of the late President McKinley, Janice Hargis has hern ariiu.llrd. The the missius member of the quartt-iii-oWestern Federation members ac- BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW. sustained a stroke of paralysis today. Jury was out one hour. The barge j WINNIPEG, Man., May 23. Lay-mcused of the murder of Governor She lapsed into unconsciousness and j was i oiieplrarry to csiist- - the death of of the Church of England are Ir. liixcy whs telegraphed for from Marshal James Cockrell, who was allot Sieunenberr, la now in Washington and It i expected will surrender to gathered here from all parts of Cana-- j Washington. It is said she cannot down in the street in Jackson. A, the Idaho authorities in order that he da for the fifteenth anuul convention survlv e. former jury disagreed. can be called aa the chief witness for of the Dominion bruuch of the Broth- Airs. Ida McKinley had suffered furl Jett and Tom White were the defense. Ho alone can dispute the erhood of St. Andrew, 'i he brother- from 1:i grippe, which later developed roiiYictitl of slaying foekerell. John story of Orchard, as he knew all of hood is affiliated with the organisation into bronchitis. She has been unable Smith, another conspirator, confessed of the same name in the Culled Staten to Isit her husband's tomb for some while on tlie witness stand, stating that Orchard's movements. It is reported that the defense's and England and ila work ia pursued ' time. lr. Piii'tmunn, her physician, thi- murder was Inspired by Judge Hargis and Sheriff Ed. fullahan. All plans are like the great timber land along the same lines. The convention says she cannot live. were Indicted. Smith also Implicated frauds with their case. It is said that will be In session during the remainfor der of the week. The business sessions STOCK DECLINE8 IN NEVADA. detectives have been working the Hargises hi a plot to kill two NEW YORK. May 23. The down- enemies of the Hargis clan. Jett and months on the theory that Governor will be Intenqtersed with religious serBteunenberg was murdered by Orciiard vices ami addresses and sermons by ward tendencies In Nevada stocks White were convicted of murdering J. at the request of men who wanted tu clergymen and laymen of prominence. which lias been in evidence for the B. Marcum, for which they are now get him out of the way, aa he knew The reports to be presented to the (ast few months, dating virtually from Serving life selltelleea. too much aoout the stealing of timber meeting show that the brotherhood is the flrst shutdown of the Goldfield lands The defense admits that it will making a gratifying increase in Ita mines, shows a loss In the market valHEARING ON OIL CASES. ST. PAUL. Minn., May 23. Judge try to have Borah's alleged indictment membership each year. The organisa- ue of these stocks In excess of $25.-oo- o. non. This bear movement, which Sanborn, presiding judge of the United by the federal grand Jury fur timber tion now extends throughout the Dominion and ita niemberahip embraces has been in full swing, la believed to States circuit court, assisted by Judges land frauds injected into the case. reflect a market manipulation that has Honk, Adams ami Yainleventcr, will Sheriff Hodgin returned last night more ihun 2,500 men and 800 boys. been dominated by a number of large hear arguments tomorrow cm the exfrom the eastern end of the county H08IERY PEOPLE PROTE8T. operators rather than representing de- ceptions to the bill of complaint filed and reported that the special venire of sixty had been summoned in accordPHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 23. The clines due to any radical change in by the United States against the Of course Standard Oil company of New Jersey, ance with the instructions of the court. hosiery men have an eye on the dol- the pnqiertles themselves. last lars, but they are looking sharply after there hare been Instances where en- ttg alleged parent concern of the oil Clarence Da r row announced evening that W. D. Haywood would b every one of them that can In any way thusiasm displayed aver the general trpst. This will lie one of the most placed on the stand in his own defense be saved to their coffers or he ntude to mining possibilities of Nevada helped important hearings in the esse filed by Not satisfied mark up values on a scale far beyond the United States government against and in refutation of the tale that drop Into their tills. lluore, alias Orchard, is to tell to with raising prices, they now want what conditions, as revealed by de- the Standard and auxiliary concerns establish the wide reaching murder Germany to give them a better chance velopment In those individual proper- in the circuit court at St. Louis. The and dynamiting conspiracy alleged to titan she does under her new tariff. ties, warranted. In the decline which prosecution Is under the Sherman law and seeks to enjoin an have existed in the inner circle of the The treaty with Germany provides for followed all shared alike and there Western Federation of Miners. The the admission of German hosiery Into stems to have been but very few fa- alleged conspiracy in restraint of trade. extent and ramifications to which the this country free, In return for the vorites which have been uble to re- Exceptions to portions of the bill have witness will be permitted to go in his free admission of other commodities sist the pressure toward lower prices. been filed by the defendants and it recital is to be determined by Judgo Into Germany. As one cent Is proposed Money Is necessarily In demand at all is on these exceptions that the arguto be added to the price of stockings. progressive mining camps to meet pay ments will be made tomorrow. Some Wood. It is more than probable that the It Is feared that the Influx of German rolls and other expenses connected of the best of the legal talent retained defense will object ta the bringing in stockings will neutralise this advance, with the operation of mining proper- by the oil trust will look after Its Inties. isirtlcularly where the ratio of terests, while the government will also of all the labor troubles of the last and perhaps dt feat the advance altoprospects to actual mines Is so much have a formidable array of attorneys. fifteen years and Insist that the test- gether. in favor of the former. The western imony be limited to the murder of NORTH CAROLINA BANKERS. banks, while willing to lend money in KANSAS COMMENCEMENT. former Governor, Bteunenberg, which WINSTON-SALEto N. C.. May 23. are securities, mining quick is the charge on which Haywood ta be21. The LAWRENCE, Kan., May once decline of waa a an market This busy day exceedingly prices connect ei ex-with tried. To ing thlrty-flft- h Haywoou annual commencement Imminent with the result that for the members of the North Carolina the crime the atate must necessarily rises at Kansas university will be- seemstors that are hard pressed for Bankers' association In annua session prove a conspiracy and prosecutors gin this evening with the annual senior npra The flrst Hawley and Borah are sure to con- play. The subject of this has been cash are forced to sell, and in some at the Hotel Zinsendorf. tend that the Cripple Creek. Tellurlde, kept a profound secret, but It U ru- cases sacrifice holdings to get ready feature on the morning programme was the annual addresa of the presiCouer dAlene and other affairs must mored to be an original drama of life money. dent, John F. Wily of Durham, folbe opened up and Inquired into so at Kanaaa university. The annual that the connection of Moyer, Hay- baccalaureate sermon will be preached MINNE80TA PEACE MONUMENT. lowed by the reiiort of W. A. Hunt of of the VICKSBURG, Mias., May 23. The Henderson, secretary-treasurwood and Pettibone with Orchard can Sunday, June 2, by Bishop Vincent, of monument erected by the state association. peace is the he established. excompletIf Jury The commencement Indianapolis. During the remainder of the day, in ed this week the core of the case, when ercises will be held Wednesday, June of Minnesota in the Vicksburg Nationlfoore takes the stand, will be reache 1 5, and will be followed by the annual al military park will be dedicated to- addition to disioaliig of a quantity of morrow with imposing ceremonies, in routine business, the association lisabout the middle of next week. Two alumni banquet. Diplomas will be The or three days are to be consumed by awarded to 247 students, being the which Governor Johnson, of Minnesota, tened to addreaaea as follows: In establishing the lirvnt class In the hiatory of the In- and Governor Vardanian, of Missis- Labor Question in Relation to Our the prosecution corpus delicti and Orchard ia to follow stitution with the exception of last sippi. will take part. The monument Business Welfare,'' A. W. McLean of Economic Effects of the with hla story. year, when 275 young men and women commission of Minnesota, consisting Lumberton; will follow were graduated. United States Sena- of General L. F. Hubbard, General T. Recent Increase in the 'World's Gold Detective McPariand Dr. W. II. Glass in of eviMuore with such corroborative tor Jonathan P. Dolllver, of Iowa, will P. Wilson and General C. C. Andrews, Production, today completed arrangements for the Trinity college; Banking in North dence aa he may have gathered. Both dollver the commencement address. H. C. Brown exercises. The commission will turn Carolina: Past-Presesidca estimate that the examination Johnover monument to Governor of Carolina the the North corporation two theae of cross and examination OKLAHOMA GRAND ARMY. W. Bank Advertising, son, who In turn will transfer It to commission; witnesses will take three weeks at 21. second The ENID, Okla, May Sevof the war depart- A. Wilkinson, Winston-Salethe representatives least day of the Oklahoma Grand Army ment. Governor Vardanian will make eral other Interesting addresses will encampment la marked by an Increased ati address and the ceremonies will be at tomorrow's session attendance, hundreda of additional Include the singing of patriotic songs and presented MRS. BRADLEY'S SISTER the convention will conclude with this visitors morning. by the school children of Vicksburg. the election and installation of officers arriving REINDICTED BY GRAND JURY Executive sessions were held by the Governor Johnson Is the first Demo- for tha year. veterans at Loewen opera house, by cratic governor to comb here to atthe Woman's Relief corps at the First tend a dedication ceremony. 23. Mrs. Lucy CHICAGO, May Congregational qhurch and the ladles The Minnesota monument la com- CAPTAIN MCLAUGHLIN Hsgenow, who was reindicted today by of the Grand Army at Odd Fellows memorative of the Third, Fourth and the grand Jury on the charge of caus- hall. This evening the department and the First battery. Fifth regiments PROMISES SENSATION ing the death through an illegal operacommander and staff will holu a recep- It ia a straight shaft of rough-face- d tion of Vola Maddlaon, of Balt Lake tion, at which C. M. 90 O' In feet height, SMSMW towering City, la a slater of Mrs. Anna Bradley, Barnes will preside. Speakers on the granite, and cost the state of Minnesota $25.0n. NEW TORK, May 23. Captain who is now in Jail in Washington program Include General Pat Coney, At the foot ia a heroic figure typical former head of the detective commander of Kanaaa; of peace. The statue la the work of waiting trial for the alleged shooting declared that when hla debureau, of Arthur Brown. Colonel Charles Hunter, representing William Couper, a well known New fense was made on the charges of usthe Rough Riders, and Colonel Roy VI Tork sculptor. the alma of to further bureau the ing Hoffman, representing the Spanish-AmericPROBING COAL LAND CLAIMS. In the attempted blackGould Howard veterans. General J. C. GibEDUCATION OF POULTRY MEN. ening of his wifes character. It would DENVER, Colo, May 21. If rumor commander of is to be relied upon some sensational son, put department NEW TORK, May 23. The poultry result In more startling developments. North Dakota, will be the principal men are getting sarcastic; and have DeLancy Nicoll, Gould's attorney, is developments may be expected to respeaker at tomorrow's session. sult from the Investigations of the fedImbibed the Idea of Instructing reported to have said that when In which they Gould's side of the case la presented eral grand Jury which convened today. as to the objects public ASSAULT. YEAR8 FOR It Is reported that a number of wit- EIGHTEEN claim that they know all the result will be more sensational deal. BASIN, Wyo, May 21. Joseph Dur-rai- l, about They nesses have been subpoenaed to tell and that legislators than hla wifes separation suit. The poultry, convicted of assaulting Lucy, the know what they know of a supposed plan to little. They propose to put case arouses great Interest. very daughter of 8tate Senator the public combine a large number of coal land a course of sprouts through has C. Thomas of Meeteetse, STARTLED THE COMMISSION. claims under the. control of some syn- Atwood lectures and literature. Their inby Imyears ia aroused dicate whose Identity has not been been sentenced to eighteen tbe WASHINGTON. legislators by May 23 President dignation by Judge Matson of Chey- who seek to be sponsors of drawn W. H. Fehsnfeld, of the Red C. Oil publicly established. The leading spir- prisonment over out was enne. The sixty poultry, and legislate to block the company, of .Baltimore, startled the Jury its are said to reside In 8L Louis. It hours. This was the second trial of wheels Is known that of the poultry business. Tbe Interstate Commerce commission by special officers of the Durrall, the Jury failing to agree at Poultry and Game trust of the United stating that the Standard OH hau a big department of the Interior have been at work In the matter for some time, the first Durrall, while Intoxicated, States say that these legislators should stick In the form of coercion which It scaled a porch and entered the bedabsorb information on the subject used to successfully drive out of busiacting on the government's belief that committed He said that to the Importance of the hen ness tbe independents. certain persona had signed blanks for chamber of the child and relative were coal land claims in Colorado with no his crime while the parents and her product" The widest publicity all the southern roads except the SeaHe downstairs. narrowly on the subject of the hen and the board Increased oil rates on South CarIntention of actually taking up and asleep escaped lynching en route to the coun business of handling poultry, and the olina shipments. His statements were working the claims themselves. ty seat from Meeteetse. of the whole poultry not admitted as evidence. bacteriology to be spread out In secare question DUKEDOM FOR CANADIAN LORD. NOT TO WAIT FOR RAILROAD. facts and special JERSEY CITY'S NEW VIADUCT. and tions. accepted May 21. The investigations by learned experts will BUTTE, Montana, OTTAWA, Out, May 2. It Is ruJERSEY CITY, May 23 Viaduct mored here that tomorrow, Victoria North Butte Extension Copper Mining form a feature In the higher educa- bids were received today for the conay, is the date set for the conferring company has received orders from the tion of the consumer. struction of the new viaduct to conf a higher title upon Lord Btrathcona. president,' Mr. Van Brunt to proceed nect Fourteenth street, Hoboken, with the Canadian high commissioner In with the work of sinking, and wait no ITALIANS FLED WITH 2000. the North Hudson towns and townto London, by King Edward. It la per- longer for the railroad company Derocko. 21 CHICAGO. The freeholders previously Tony May ships. sistently reported that Btrathcona build a spur road to the property, as who pursued and failed to overtake a changed the plans so that less would will be made 'a duke, but this ia not railroads move too slowly for mining to the police that an be required, so that the cost Is excomplained cab, has believed in official circles. It la companies. Consequently sinking within the 1750,000 Italian couple had fled with 13.000 of pected to be certain that he will be created been resumed with three shifts of men, his money. Tho police of Spokane appropriation. kept n earl, but an elevation from a bar-t- o and a temporary hoist s Installed, have been .asked to look oat for Rosie a dukedom la almost unpre- while the permanent hoist Is being Arelle and John Malacca. SOUTHERN DRILL CONTEST. Reduction cedented. Btrathcona will shortly re transported from the Butte EUFAUFLA, Ala, May 23 Comtire from the office of high commls Works by team. from EMERGENCY MESSAGE. of national guardsmen panies loner and 111 likely return to Can 23. Governor many Alabama and Georgia cities will N. T ALBANY. PARIS. May TO HAAKON KING Tie will be succeeded by Sir to contest In the drills and maneuvers ccderick Borden," minister of militia, PARIS. May 21. King Haakon, of Hughes sent an emergencyformessage arranged for the celebration of milipasthe senate In Paris the today asking who waa one' of the delegates to the Norway, is expected to arrive recommendtary day at the Eufaula Chautauqua. hill and recount Wcent colonial conference In London, tomorrow and will make a stay of five sage of a ad- The contests will take place this afterto to postpone been the legislature hate ing "trathrona has 'Inherited and seen or six days. Preparations noon. trophies will bo journment till the bill should be made awardedValuable mutated a large' fortune and la one of made to give Mm an enthusiastic winners. the law. a ..... the wealthiest men In Canada. CoLI'llHl'S, iiMk-iiibi- May 23. s Mmlt-ruio- r ! an ' ' j i - -- anti-t- rust ch er m. an thj con-'der- ed - i . THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1907 ATTEND BALL GAME AT BOISE TODAY j ADJOURNMENT, Court Promptly Denied the Request Examination of Witnesses Roamed Cne Juryman Temporarily Passed' at Noon Today. ' ANTHONY CHOSEN TOTAKE SENSAX VISA Xi'ISt i. May 23 li. .1 ATOR CURTIS' SEAT. the SiliiniU trial uus ivsiimi. , i.nl.ix the .I. fei.se m.nle ita first .iiieinl in fur an delay tin iiota cctliugK by ailj.iiirmni-ii- t until Sattii'ila .at lit.- Is a Niphew of Sustn B. Anthony, the plea Hint fill nf till' attmuri s iiei-eiieWoman Suffrage Calamity Howls:, was lieeii, it in Stii raiiii iita Tic1 and is Editor and Owner of Leavenlviiutsl was denied ,i:ul ita ixamnia- worth T.mci Tariff Revision, linn nf talesmen unit inmu iliat. l i unit'd. At linnll one juiyniau war passed. The fourth Juror was a. eepteil by I. i:VUXViiUTll. K.m . May 23. -Imlli Sides this aftel'IliNili it. It A 1 . Li puhlii ,i,i. will go Three Jurors were sceiuvd yesterday to I'unttri-xas a riMilt ui the apt rial to try Mayor Eugene Si limits on th ill'll inn hi M Iml.iy in the Fnxl of extort Ion. Tlioir names are: ilixlrlil to fiN the vni.imy I'aiit limuToft, dealer in real enl:ll". vaulting from the linn of sou of the Western historian; Charles t 'liurli s t'urtis, who wasresign.! electto llin M. i iisti, einilrueting formUniti d States senate. A ill tinny a only erly a member of the Carpenters' opIKitieiit was Albert Kingsley, of union; L. Well, aiteil 34 ye.tis, formerurtli, who ran on the Socialist ly employed by Neustadter Bros, but The First district inetailes the now unemployed. lilii-nf Topeka aru lli nry Asi h tiled Ituef's ease us fur Atiliisiui. lauvenworth, Anthony is the editor and as it went, with the ability of despair. owner of the la'uxeiiwiiiih Times, a to know morning newspaper, From the start he sueceeiiing his that his ellent was guilty, uinl that a r.ulicr in that imsitlnn. The senior fault ill the trial was his only hoie Anthony was one nf the pioneers of Joe Campbell is trying the for Kansas ami was famous for ItiM Kehnilts with a show of lieliof In his vitriolic ami caustic editorials. llo elient'S innoeenee. He does not seem whs a blot her nf the late Suaan B looking for the ultimate tis hllieality. Anthony, the fatuous woman suffrage He la genial and offhand. Just as if ho leader eould turn liaise an aequittal when t lie Mr. Anthony nunlc tin- - rure fur con-gre- ss arguments were over. on a platform favoring tin- - revision of the tariff, the curbing of trusts and monopolies end the regulation of LIBRARIANS MEET railroads along the lines advocated by I'resldent Roosevelt. On the subject IN CAROLINA of I he tariff Mr. Anthony haa this to say: While 1 recognise that the protec23. ABHEYILLF N. C, May Many tive tariff and business prosjierlty go delegates arrived in Asheville today liuiiil In hand, yet there au be no tr lutrtli'limte in the annual Joint ses- ilould that the lime haa come for a sions of the Ainerlean Library asso- revision of sonic of the pteoent tariff ciation and its auxiliary societies, the M'lieilulea at the hands of the friends National Association of State Librari- of the protective principle. Tariffs ans, the American Bibliographical so- which are unfHir to the people at lurgo LiNational of and the ciety should be amended. The tariffs on league The meetings Iron and steel products and on lumber brary Commissioners. conrlud-ing will extend through ths week, ekieclally should lie reduced to a next Thursday. The convention which will cheapen those productspoint to la notable as being the first held in the the consumer and prevent the further South In eighteen years, or since the extortion of hundreda of rnllliona of session at Atlanta In 1SN9. The at- dollura of unfair and excessive profits tendance, already large. Is exiecicd to to the steel kings of the East and be greatly awelled by addliinnul ar- the lumber barons of the North. rivals tomorrow and Saturday, making In attacking the combines, Mr. Anthe assemblage of people Interested In thony distinguishes between good library and bibliographical affairs tbe apd bad trusts. The latter he demost successful In recent years. fines as follows: The Use of Books' la the general "By criminal frusta I mean those topic selected for ths sessions of the cnriMirnllniis end combinations of corAmerican Library association, and will which ere organised for Ihe be considered at length In all ItM bear- porations of nut legitimate crushing puriKiso aulhoritlea ings by prominent literary end which, hy tha creacompetition, from all parts of the country. How to tion of ininioiMilles. demand excessive create a love for books and literary lees from the iienple and exact swolauthorities among workingmen will be pi len profits and dividends. one of the Important pliasea discussed, The election of senators by a direct and the use of hooka by children at home and at school will aloo be con- vole Is advocated by the new considered. Other ramifications of the gressman In the following language: I .jelleve In the nomination of all general topic will receive exhaustive candidates for office by direct vole of consideration. The programs arranged for the Ihe people, end think the next Kansas special sessions nf the three affiliated legislature should ijm a state wide societies provide for a thorough dis- law providing for the direct nominacussion of the subject In their par- tion of candidates for all offices, from road overseer to United H tales senator, ticular line of educational endeavor. According to reports of official, the the only restriction to be for the presAmerican Library association now baa ervation of parly lines, the division a membership exceeding 1,500, cover- Into great political parties lining one ing all the statea nf the union and In- of the necessities of the American syscluding officials nf all tbe leading li- tem of government. braries, universities, colleges and eduAnthony Is highly popular In Kansas cational Institutions of tbe country, as and his ability as an euilor and a well as private individuals Interested local politician causes hla friends to In the work. It has for Its specific predict for him a bllllant career in objects the promotion of public in- Washington. terest In libraries and the advancement of the profession of librarian-shi- p. HARDWOOD LUMBERMEN MEET. ATLANTIC CITT. N. J., May 23. A special effort has been made by tha officials of the association to se- The tenth annual convention nf the cure a large attendance from among National Hardwood Lumber associathe library workers of the South and tion lagan here today and will conhaa resulted In flattering success. A tinue over tomorrow. More than 300 great Increase ia the number, useful- delegates are In attendance from all ness and efficiency of public libraries parte of the rountry, and elaborate is reported In all the Southern states, entertainment features have been arand the present convention Is expect- ranged. There are a number of Impored to add to the enthusiasm of the tant matters slated for consideration, Including plans for the merging of the movement. Nall final Hardwood Lumber associaDAVI8-CLARtion and the Hardwood Manufacturers WEDDING. association, or. If this Is found to be NEW YORK, May 23. Miss Elisabeth Clark andFrank Hamilton Davis Impracticable, efforts, will be mode were married today at Bt. Bartholo- looking to the adoption of a system of and universal mew's church. The engagement was uniform grading rules la an applicant announced a year or so ago. The par- inspection. Milwaukee ties move in the highest circles of so- for the next convention. The National Hardwood Lumber asciety, end there was a swell audience sociation la the hardwood at the ceremony and at the reception lumber associationstrongest In existence and that followed. has done more than all other agencies PRIMARY POSTPONED TO JUNE 8. toward the establishment of uniform grades of hardwood lumber. It has a OKLAHOMA City, May 23. This surveyor-general who has charge of was the day at flrst settled upon as all the of the assoinspectors deputy but for the the day holding primary, and the latter woik exclusiveciation, at a meeting of the committee and ly under the inspection rule formulatother prominent Democrats, it waa ed the organisation. The bulk of decided that It would not be legal the byhardwood lumber sold in the to hold the primary at this date, and United States and abroad la on Inspecwee selected for the tion under the rules accordingly June I of thi associaevent tion. LIVES LOST IN HOTEL FIRE. THE COTTON OIL INDUSTRY. UTICA, N. T.. May 23. Two live were lost In the Metropolitan hotel NORFOLK. Vo.. May 31. At the early this morning In a fire caused by sessions of this, the third day of the a cigarette being thrown the cellar. big convention of the Interstate Cotton Ifty of the guests slid down ropes to Bred Crushers' association at Jamestown. the leading feature was an adsafety. dress by Congressman Albert B. BurCOLORADOANS INDICTED. leson of Texas on the general subject DENVER. May S3. The federal of cotton seed and the cotton oil Ingrand Jury haa Indicted five Colora- dustry. John M. Carson, chief of the doans for complicity In land fraud bureau of manufactures of the depart- -. cases. Their names are not men- ment of commerce and labor, spoke on the subject of foreign trade and L tioned. Jalonlck discussed oil mill Insurance. LONDON. May 33. J. T. Thompson, No session was held this afternoon.. wanted In Oregon on a charge of the Tomorrow morning a brief session will larceny of 3759, was remanded for ex- he held for the election of officers and. tradition today. the disposal of unfinished business. , a - e -- - K . t |