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Show VOL. Pnblialirit Ballfl at XIL No. 87 IBPIRE HORLD HUGHES WILL WILL ANALYZE RAWS OF FRIDAY, APRIL to, 1908 g&rn. ITlalj VS. JOHNSON THE PRESIDENT GET HIS STATE ICE SAMPLES ISSUE PROTEST i Harriman Is to Manager Neall Calls the Negros Great Labor Meetings Planned to Ogden Dealers Have Decided to Republicans of New York to Hold Protests Against Central Bureaua Great Convention Bluff and Posts $5,000 cracies and Advocates RepHave Tests Made in InterInfluence Legislation By Establish Belt Line Around for a Match. Today. resentative Democracy. the World. est of the Public. Congress. E. H. Object of Chi- - CHICAGO, I1L, April 10. cago railroad magnates acceptH. Harrlthe acQulatkm by E. mea of the control of the Erieoonsumroad aa evidence of the matlon of the llret part of the a world empire of plan to build railway. 4 4 4 4 I Harriman'a Chicago associates 4 confirm the report which haa 4 from 4 ubatantial verification Wall street to the effect that the 4 Vanderbilt, Goeleta, Aston. In the Standard Oil lntereat Illinois and capitalYork New John J. by iata repreaented Mitchell are all marshalled un- - 4 der the Harriman banner for 4 the purpose of raining control 4 of the American railway aye- - 4 terns and acquiring all possible 4 Interests In the trans-Siberiroad being built by the Ruaatan 4 government This connection of the contl- - 4 nental lines with the American European steamship lines, con- trolled by J. P. Morgan and bla associate will establish a belt 4 around the world. 4 Hughes Signs Bill ALBANY. N. Y, April 10. Governor Hughes today signed bill extending the charter f 4 the Pacific Mall Steamship com- - 4 pany for twenty years. This la A the E. H. Harriman concern op- - O liners. eretlng tra -- an 444444-44- 4 4444444 IERVE OF A TEACHER SAVES CHILDRENS LIVES DENVER. Colo., April 10. A fire drill at the Flaming ed near the comer of Grant and south uenver, saved 100 little children from death or Injury shortly before noon yesterday .when an overheated furnace set fire to the building. Presence of mind on the pert of Miss Katherine Harris, In whose room the fire started. In all prob-iblltiprevented a disaster. Min Harris saw from her desk the tiny tongues of flames playing around the radiation from the furnace In the rear part of her room, and solemnly, si If she were dismissing her class for recess, ordered the fire drill. After the children had marched out in safety and the fire department had been summoned by telephone, Mias Harris began playing a stream on the lire with the law hose. The fire was quickly subdued and the school, Colorado streets. In I ty damage yraa alight il, CLEANING DAY JN 8EDALIA SEDALIA. Mo., April 10. A general clean-u- p of the city, under a plan suggested by the clubwomen of Bedsits will take place today. The city has been divided Into districts and men. women and children will take In the effort to make thla a real part -.spotless town- A public celebration will be held tonight CHICAGO NEW YORK. April 10. Delegates 4 SHILOH, Tenn., April 10. ' A. Johnson of O Governor John drift are from to beginning detennu.i-i- l that they shall not rest Minnesota today at the dedtea- - O under a cloud of suspicion cast over into the metropolis today In advance tlou of the monument on ttie O their business by the failure made by of tomorrows Republican State con- 4 buttle field of tfliiioh erected by 4 will doubtless b one of V the state of Minnesota In honor 4 nomeoii,. in the recent attempt at ana- vention, which most The the tn Halt Lake City. Important gatherings In the V of the soldiers who fell lltere, 4 lysis of samples against President 4 and the lie party In the Empire V protested of allure analysis complete history Idea of renlrallsa- - O Roosevelt's 4 make public the findings of State State. The action of the convention, tlun. H said In part: 4 Cbemiet Herman Harms, it ia held, in tile opinion of astute politician, O "It seem to be the disposition places every ice dealer under the sus- will go far toward determining how 4- - to depart from established forms O picion of handling Impure Ice especially New Yoika vote will be cast tn the to be the desire .of those In au- 4 on said the of been haa view all that in In 4s tliorlty to abide In central 4 and. election, coming presidential subject by newspapers and officlala whether the country will 4 bureaucracies rather than In 4 This i unfair to eevery legitimate deal- consequence, a Republican or Democratic pres- 4 representative democracy. It be- have er In Ice in the city, and it is unfair ident. 4 boovea you and me to protest 4 and Injurious to the city as a whole. New York Republican leaders admit against any departure whatever 4 It ha now bean determined, by that there la little likelihood of such V from the government which 4 some of the dealers at least, to have n walk over for the as that of 4 came to us front the conatitu- - 4 party a complete and thorough analysis four years ago. In declaring for 4 ttuiiul convention of 1757, and 4 made and the result of that analysis Hughes as the standard bearer. New v these amendments that havs 4 remove the to rasde public in order York Republicans believe they can go 4- - been made to It by the epeciflo 4 stigma from the (Hf d to relieve the before the national convention and as- 4 will of the people. 4 uneasiness of consumers. These teste sert: "Nominate our candidate and we With tlie gerat material do-- 4 4 will be made at the expense of the will guarantee hie election." It le thla 4 velopment of the country and the 4 dealers. Whether they will be made that antmatea the delegates to 4 many changes In economic con- - 4 spirit under the supervision of the State tnmormw'a State convention, and it dlt Ions. "particularly with the 4 DEMOCRATS DIFFER Board of Health and whether State Is now settled beyond doubt that New growth of private corporations 4 Chemist Harms Mil be chosen to York's delegates will present a united 4 ON PUBLICITY BILLS make the teste hue not performing many functions, it 4 deterbeen yet front at Chicago In behalf of Governor 4 haa become a necessity to cxer-- 4 mined. The main object in view Is 4 else strict governmental con- - 4 Hughes. to dear up all doubt on the subject. in Sight Four' 4 trol, and a rigid enforcement of 4 "Big Mc10. The WASHINGTON, April Another development of the spring Genera! Stewart L. Woodford, Presi- 4 the la we enacted to restrain them 4 Call campaign contributions publicity will be of Interest to consumers and dent Jacob Gould Bchurman of Cornell 4 within their legal lights, espec- - 4 bill waa denounced yesterday aa whol- that is the new method of supplying Seth Low and 4 tally for the protection of tho 4 ly Ineffective by Representative Bourke Ice to private homes. Coupon books 8. Black will probably cnnatltut 4 poor and weak." Frank 4 Cockran before the house commutes on calling for 505 and 1,000 pounds of Ice the "Big Four" that will lead New 4 Relative to centralisation of 4 election of the president, respectively will be sold to the con- York's delegation to Chicago. 4 power In tho federal govern- - 4 and representatives In congresa Hia sumers at the rate of 0 cents per Governor Hughes by common con- 4 ment Governor Johnson said tho 4 strictures provoked former United hundred for the ice delivered to suit lias been accorded the privilege 4 very theory of our government 4 States Chandler to give notice that to- the purchaser: By this method the sent None of 4 le based upon the rights of tha 4 of naming the "Big Four. morrow ho would reply to Mr. Coch- dealers say they will be enabled to ac. the have attempted to ham- 4 states to control absolutely their 4 politicians eomodate lelr patf-mirans tby per him. Batata Chairman Woodruff 4 own domestic affaire. He da- - 4 The McCall Mil la favored by the them have Just as much ice as they and County Chairman Parsons have 4 dared that the government did 4 Democratic members of the committee, desire at any time and at the earns because 4 not need more power, but what 4 responsibility, sidestepped who, falling last Tuesday to force the time the patrons will pay for Just what should select the delegates they 4 waa wanted was a distribution 4 they report of that MU, drew up and signed they receive. would he bound to fight hard for 4 of privileges In order that all 4 a statement to the press accusing Heretofore It haa been the custom Hugles all the time, whereas if the 4 cltlsens might hav equal op- - 4 Chairman Gaines of West Virginia .of to furnish n stated amount of lea every Governor himself name his delegates 4 portunltlea. 4 having resorted to a trick to retain tin, day or every other day. This haa he can have only himself to blame In . measure In the committee. not proven satisfactory to either the cae of a break. Mr. Cockran In hia remarks today consumer or the dealer. The new plan What tha Governor Wishes urged the substitution for the McCall will enable the denier to keep dose tab The Governor wants men of the blit of. a bill Introduced by himself, on the w a rone and see that on con- type of Low, Bchurman and Woodford GREAT. REDWOOD TIMBER which requires every contributor of sumer is slighted. to represent him. Instead of practical DEAL IT SALT 1AKERS The idea of an let trust" Is hooted politicians. campaign money to political parties to The appearance of file a sworn statement of the amount hv the dealers. They do admit, howBlack on the Mate la atwith the clerk of the United States ever, that there la a general under--ndin- g tributed to the Influence of men beaa to prices and mode of A great deal In timber land In which district court in the district wherein hind the Hughe State League, George he contribution was made. W. Aldridge Lake men are interested la shown BrackSalt tor anj chief officers n ft he League, are in the amended articles o incorporaett, NAMES A NEW PRINTER THREATEN CABINET MEMBERS expected to help Black, aa will the tion of the San Vicente Lumber comWASHINGTON, D. CM April 10. WASHINGTON, D. C. April 10. Odell forces. If Black should be left Secret service men are guarding cabi- James A. Blndget of Nebraska haa been off, It I likely that Brackett will be pany, filed yesterday with tho county net members today from threatened selected by flie Philippine govern put on. If Black goes from the tSaie-at-lar- clerk of Salt Lake county. The company pays 1,600 shares of attacks from anarchists. Postmaster ment to be public printer according to it Is expected that Brackett General Meyer's home and person are e cablerrsm received at the bureau of will be one o the delegates rom his stock for a fifty-ye- ar lease, dating from Insular affalra today. July 1, 1107, upon an Immense tract of being guarded constantly. Congrsiwtonal district. timber land In Santa Crus county, California, which le a port of the Ban Vicente ranch. REPURLICANS RUST KEYSTONE STATE CATHOLIC STUDENTS NEW YORK April 10 Samuel Oora-per- s. president of the American Federation of Labor, and the other beads of labor organisations who took part recently In the Washington conference, have Issued a call for mass meetings to bg held In every city and town la the I'nited States on the third Monday in April to protest against the recent United States supreme court decisions antagonlatlc to labor. In addition the mass meetings are to demand the proposed amendments to law which will the Sherman anti-tru- st except labor organizations from Its The call, slgnej by Mr. provlstona Gnmpera and others. Is expected to reach 4.000,000 skilled workmen and farmers in the United States. Twenty representatives of 300.000 working men met today and arranged for a mass meeting In thla city on April 10. It waa announced that Sam. uel Gnmpera James Duncan and John Mitchell will be the speakers. BOODLERS WHO NEVER SLEEP CLAMS Reei-iirnbl- lee dealers In Ogden are up-Sta- ie or vice-preside- nt atta. t ex-Se- na ge PLAN TO ORGANIZE TRIES NEW PRIMARIES IN MASSACHUSETTS THURMAN I SQUIRE DEAL LOS ANGELES, CaL, April 10. NEW YORK. April 10. "Billy" managtr of Tommy Bums, arrived today from London and slated that he would deposit this afternoon $5,000 saying that Jack Johnson oould not atop Burns Inside of twenty rounds. Neall said: "I understand that this negro has posted a forfeit of $2,500 that he could stqi Tommy inside of twenty rounds and 1 will go Johonson Just ne better by adding $3,560 that the negro can't make good on stopping Bums in. side of twenty." Will Wait a Wssk Neall will leave his forfeit posted for a week or ten days and If Johnson wants to take It he can. otherwise Bums manager says h will have flailed the bluff of the 'colored pugilist. Neall said that Burns will Inslat upon $30,000 for hia share of .the purse, win or lose and that he, being champion, will dictate the terms. If Johnson la sincere In his determination to meet Tommy the latter la ready to cancel hia th res tries! engagements and get ready for the match. Bums manager declared that the offer of a $35.00 purse from Jimmy Coffordth'a Colma club In California was not enough and he expects Tex Rickard or Jimmy May of Nevada to offer a purse of $15,000 and if matched the mill will be pulled oft In Nevada. Bums ia Alright Neall aaya that his English fighter. Burns, Is In excellent condition and that two matches are under contemplation, one at Chelsea park with the real Bill Bquires or else Gunner Molr, on May T, and another at Paris later with two men to mill It with him In the same ring. Neall denied the report that Bums Is to meet a South African unknown. H admits tpat Bum haa been finding the -- lemon crop profitable In the old country and aaya It will hardly be profitable for the champion to come to this country under any but the above terms Bums ie willing to meet Johnson for a finish fight If the latter la gams Neall expects to spend about ten days In New York and he will then go to Ontario. Bums home, proceeding thence to Denver end going from the Colorado capital to Oakland, Calif. N-a- 4 4 The CHICAGO, April 10. That the late Mike" McDonald, gambler, financier, and politician, paid $14,000 boodle money to a member of the old county board In 188$ In order to eecuro a contract to paint the court house with a preserving fluid, was declared today by WUUam J. McGsrlgle, formerly chief of police and later warden of the county hospital. McGarlgle'e testimony was sprung as a bombshell by attorneys for the cou- state railroad commission yesterday turned ita attention to the affaire of the Ran Pedro, Los Angeles A Salt Lake railway. Up. to the hour of the noon rscess there had been no Intimation In Harry Hollands suit against the that the road had granted any Irregu- nty commissioners for $111,853, claimed by lar or Illegal rates to shippers, the him to be due on the old contract examination of witnesses being confined which was held up at the time most of ' hi the question of expediency as regard- the boodle board members were coned secrecy and publicity In the mat- victed and sent to the penitentiary. ter of tariff, p. a. Wann, traffic man-P- -r The suit against the county for the of the Salt Lake, and E. W. Gll-rt- t, unpaid contract money haa been In the his predecessor In office, were the courts for more than 30 years, and the two witnesses examined. Mr. Wann trial which Is now going on beore declared that the Interest of the road Judge Heard, la the third hearing cf hd been beat served by giving pub- the dispute. Once there was an agreelicity to aH the companys rates. ment and the Jury awarded Holland a Hr. Wann, who had experience in small amount of damages and this the traffic business In the middle west caused him to seek a new triaL before coming to the Salt Lake road u December, 1801, gave It as his opinion that the modem system of nubllah-l- n THROWS ROCKS AT A rates, with secret rates and reFUNERAL CORTEGE bates absolutely done away with la far better both for railroads and shippers. t At present and for some time past. Hr. Wann While amusing himself by throwing said, the Salt Lake road Twenty-fbe adhered steadfastly to .published rocks at a funeral procession on atreet, at 3 oclock this afterlelffa, although when he first came to ifth Angeles a practice eras In force noon. James Clark waa arrested by 0,1 Ml roads of Shipping all lumber in Detective Pender. Clark claimed that rom the porta at a weight of S 3 he had thrown no rocks tor the past Pounds to the foot, no matter what the twenty year but Detective Pender disactual weight miht be. This, it was puted his word, aa he bad witnessed the leeward explained by Mr. Gillett. ac ts of the fellow, who had been drinkbecause much lumber came to the ing but waa far from being Intoxihad Ports in a water-soake- d condition, and cated. Clark's statement that he was proven false It was billed at Its actual rocks thrown not weight I1 that condition It soon dried out and when he was searched and several large refund to a weight of I 1 pounds rocks, the else of goose eggs, were tak' A toot was en from hia pockets. given. 1-- . ;r LAFAYETTE, Ind., April 10. A national league of the Catholic societies o American universities and colleges will be organised aa the result of a convention opened today at Purdue HARRISBURG, Pa., April 10. The first ree. test of Pennsylvania's new primary system will take place tomorrow, when the Republican,' Democratic, Socialist, ProhltMon and City parties will nomnlate candidates for Congress, the State senate. House of Representatives and Judges throughout the State. Under the new primary election law of Pennsylvania, district conventions are done away with and the candidates of all parties will be selected at th primaries, at which from present Indications, more voters will participate than at any prevloous election. In the same primaries there will be elected delegates and alternate delegates to the national and State conventions of the various parties. The Republican State convention will be held In this city on April 39 and the Democratic State convention will open hero on May 30. Th Democracy win battle over the question of whether the national delegates will go to Denver uninntructed. The Bryan Democratic League of Pennsylvania has announced candidates for national and State delegates University. Institutions from the the Atlantic to the Pacific aro repreaented by delegates, Including Harvard and other big eastern universities Nearly all Important colleges have local societies of Catholle students, and by organisation on a national scale the work ef bodies of thla nature will be centralised and rendered more effective. The leaders. stat that there la no combative purpose In their uniting but rather they recognise the Importance of the social movement now being experienced In this country and that by uniting they are merely Identifying themselves with the spirit of the times Then too, there Is the grant advantage to be gained from an Interchange of ideas and a comparison of methods In vogue nt the various Institutions for holding the students of this creed together. Other results are also expected and one of the motives that has not been brought Into the foreground ns yet Is the formation of a sort of Na- against the regular adherents tional Lecture Bureau where the best Catholic speakers of the land may be WILL NOT VISIT secured to give talks upon various subto of Interest students Catholic jects FOREIGN PORTS and people generally. C.. April WASHINGTON, - ADMIRAL EVANS IS BRIGHTER American government haa decided not to accept the Invitation of the PASO ROBLES. Calif.. April 10 Admiral Evans wan bright and cheer- British government etxended through for the Atlantic ful when taken out for his string today. Ambassador Bryce ' The presence of his wife and daughter fleet to visit the ports of England. has had a beneficial effect. Surgeon Official answer will be made In a few Tnrney of the Presidio, Ban Francisco days The navy department regrets will arrive today or tomorrow to make that the limited time at lta disposal a second examination of the admiral. will not permit of the acceptance of Surgeon Tomev assisted Surgeon Mc- further Invlalona Similar answer will Donald in making the examination of be given o Germany, France, Italy and other countries Admiral Evans last Sunday. 10.-Th- e PAYS BOSTON, April 10, With Postmas- ter General George von L. Meyer presiding a chairman, the Maachusetta THE PENALTY Republican state emlventlon waa called to order In Tremont Temple at 10: $0 o'clock this morning. After the transaction o preliminary business, the convention adjourned until thla afternoon, when four delegatea at large to the national convention will be elected. Lodge, Crane, and Bates are almost sure o places among the "big our. but a lively fight is expected In the selection of the fourth delegate. The choice for the latter lire between former Secretary of the Navy John D. Long and Colonel Sydney O. Begney, the Taft candidate. Congressional district conventions will be held next week In many Massa- chusetts districts. In nearly all districts the principal Issue betewen the candidates for delegates la tha support of Taft. Adherents of the war secretary declare that they will secure at least 1$ of the thirty-tw- o delegatee from this state. This ia denied by the antl-Tmen, who say that not more than nine or ten delegatee from this State will vote for Taft. NORFOLK, Va., April 10. Leo. C. Thurman waa hanged here this morn- Ing for the murder of Walter P. Dol-ac- n. Both men had been In the U. S. marines. Dolsen was murdered in his boarding houae here February 1, 190$. Thurman, the murderer, was caught In Vancouver,. B. C., and entered a plea of insanity. At the trial he waa convicted of murder In the first degree and sentenced to be hung. The Supreme court suspended the sentence and the execution wan postponed to allow time for the Introduction of new testimony claimed to have been discovered after sentence waa pronounced to prove the insanity of the man. Ne such testimony was produced and Thurman suffered the death penalty this morning. at NEW MEN FOR THE UTAH NATIONAL BANK FLEET HAS BEEN COALED MAGDALENA BAT, Calif-- , April 10. All the ships will have been coaled by this evening and tomorrow will find the fleet prepared fully for the start for believed that word will be given haa not been fixed but It Is bellevd that word win be given 10 oclock and noon. be-tw- en MARY ROBINSON GETS 4 YEARS IJNDON, England, April 10. Miss Mary Robinson was sentenced today to four years Imprisonment for perjury In the Druca case. Bha pleaded guilty, her counsel raising the question of sanity, she protested that aha was the daughter of a Virginia' planter whe lost hia fortune In the Civil war. The second step In the reorganisation' of the working force at the Utah National bank was taken Thursday, with the appointment of Charles H. Wells, now paying teller of the Commercial National bank, as assistant cashier, and George H. Butler, assistant paying teller of MrCornlckTs bank, as receiving teller. Both cf these men were appointed by the executive committee of the Utah National bank at a meeting held Iste Wednesday afternoon, but their names were not given out until Thursday morning, mi account o fthelr having to make arrangements to leave their present positions. . |