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Show Ogden, Utah. September 16, III VOL TWO VICTIMS CHANLER ADDEDJO LIST Fearful Explosion of 190S. LEADS DEMOCRATS AGAINST GOVERNOR WHERE TAFT Said to Be Result of PracLeader j--Hican Completes a fait Centers plans lation On CINCINNATI. M.-- The offl- - WSk-onsi- iowa. N sbraska and Kansas One political grdvr named. state. will be made In each Judge Taft will visit Denver. 25. Ms tour will begin September Into dash a be will preliminary MN with one speech In Kan-hk- to alM South and one In Tennessee. The e; will be made In speet-the Mond In Minneapolis; ml Mil-ute- Yankton. Pierre Dan in tUoux Falla, The Mg Dakotas. the in iM Forgo made la Dubuque. be will inn prb koders If the plans of the wetrn will go o Denver In St. uj The eastern will apeak trip will Include Issia Erie yachts In New York, Buffalo, iBd possibly Baltimore. be Judge Taft's speaking dates will 24, Brook, 21, Ind.; follows: Sept ii Milwaukee, Wla; 25. Madison, Wla; 26, Mlnne-1poU- i; R. Paul, Minn.; 27, (Sunday), IS, Fargo. N. D.; 26, Mitchell, I. D.; to. Fort Dodge, Kansas and (wh. night; 1 trip through Nebraska wtstward; OcL 2. Denver; I, Topeka, --mu Judge Taft ,n hi return (Sunday), Kansas City; 6, Kina; R. Joseph, Mo.; 6. St. Louis, Mo.; 7, Chlrogo; Galesburg, Ilia, where ho will of the attend the 50th anniversary 4 Uncoln-Bougl- debate. as IS Cltnsen BIG FLEET Ount-nilrvl- CITY OF MEXCO, in Honor of Drawn up In big guns In inetant nsdlness to belch forth death and 4(rtructlon, the warships of Japan IB SMemble just a month from to-- 7 to welcome the American fleet the great vessels the floating tin and Stripes steam Into Yoko-boTOKIO, Sept. 16. kittle array, their harbor the following day, every M) ta the long battle-lin- e of Nip- -. navy will boom forth a thun-fcro- w salute. But no shells will jjMek across the water, and the boom-6Japanese guns will carry a of friendship Instead of 'Mng the unleashing of the dogs W of l,e cWs of th Japanese nav; Putment declare that the ape ? the mighty fleet from the West by the gratest fleet evt ""Ned In the East will be the naval display, In tlr bat the world has ever kno l The ships of the Jap gathering at the vi ttaoi for maneuvers, the bwute and Intricate ever u .ln the Orient and the we! American fleet will come a , the month's naval acth 5 teullyall of the lmp Z7 ,n the mlkadoa navy will the maneuvers and the a welcome to the American T are now CHAIRMAN lining Man Will Lead Fight Ar Republicans in Utah This Tear. Sept ningham. Davia or Cunningham, entered a store on South Washington aveiflie and holding up the proprietress and TALLEST CORN" her daughter with a revolver, robbed the place. His methods showed him be a thoroughly hardened criminal, to STORIES ARE RIPE although hie Age at the time of hie sentence was only 17 years. Davis gained considerable notoriety his daring efforts to escape, display16. by WEBSTER CITY, la.. Sept In his efforts to Although this season of the year al- ing unusual cunning y, his make tallest numerous ways brings .fourth corn" stories, many of which are Imaginative, Webster City has on exhibition a corn stalk which Is by actual and veracious measurement 16 feet and I Inches In length. This remarkable stalk is on exhibition at a local TO PENITENTIARY bank, and in the field from which It was - get-a-wa- FERRISWililo ' cut there are many other stalks nearly as high. The highest ear on the atalk la 6 feet and 7 Inches above the ground, and only a giant could husk It Practiwithout using a cally the entire field will have to be cut before the com can be husked, aa most of the ears' are at too great a height to be reached by the ordinary Judge Armstrong of Salt Lake City acted according' to the request of r. Forrest Wilson, a youth who had been confined to the State Industrial school, and alter having been captured for escaping, claimed he was mistreated at man. the state school and desired a penitentiary life.- The boy was convicted SEES WRIGHT of burglary In tha second degree. Sentence will bo Imposed on the lad next Tuesday, the Judge intending to AIR THROUGH FLY be none too lenient. The boy i only 17 years old, but la considered beyond being saved from a Oswald Ferris will be Ufa of crime. X. U Reynolds, secretary of the Weber club, la Just home from a busi- given trial In a few days, be being He reness trip through the east Asked ae also charged with burglary. to his mission In Washington, D. C-- , quested that he be transferred to prisMr. Reynolds became enthusiastic on on at the same time Wilson made hie the subject of airships. He saw Orville plea. Wright In one of hie record-breakiOKLAHOMA GRAND ARMY flights at Fort Meyer and was duly Impressed with the performance of the SULPHUR. Okie., Sept 16. Veteraeroplane. He la convinced that It has ans of the new department of Oklalowonderful possibilities. About the Grand homa, Army of the Republic, cation of the forestry headquarters Mr. here today In force for the gathered Reynolds refused absolutely to speak. reunion since the consolidation of the diviFOR CONNECTICUT GOVERNOR. Oklahoma and Indian Territory sions. Many Rough Riders and other war Spanish-AmericHARTFORD, Conn., Sept 16. Judge veterans of the Civil of the ae the here are guests A, Heaton Robertson was nominated by the Democrats by acclamation In war veterans. The reunion will lost three days the state convention here today.' step-ladde- t' h to l . b, L,CCert tJ.W,qr the an -- A great parade of Tuft uml clubs, a business sersion and u public mas meeting this evening, at w hit It iiicu of national promim mv will speak, comprises today proaruin for the lYunsylvunia League f Kepiildl-ca- n clubs, formally oening the Republican campaign In this state. cluhs Rcpulillcnti marching from and town of the stale nearly every paraded through the street of Wilkes-Barr- e today, carrying banners and with At tonight s many bunds playing meeting ft Is expected that nMce will b. made by Representative Sherman. candidate for Nichols Congressman lumgwnrth, of Ohio, of the president; Senators lYnrose and Knox, Governor Stuart and other RepuMiciins of prominence. Th succeeding days of the convention wll be interspersed with outings to placea near here. Including a trip to Bear Lake, the summer home of Albert Lewi", the lumber king. Delegates will be selected to represent Pennsylvania at the convention of the National League of Republican Club In Cincinnati next week. Politicians her, today declare Pennsylvania will mil tip Its usual big Republican majority for Taft and Pharma n. Each Other. t; t'HU'AGO, 111., Sept. 16 William H. Tuft ami William J. Hrvun will not r 7 at tlk coninert lii Chicago vention of tlio Waterway iali.m as announced. Today it wu announced that Judge Taft would Jenk at tlia (Otivciitlou on the morning of October 7 und tlieii go on to GlueaburK. !)., to pcak at tliut place at 5.60 in the afternoon. Senator Dixon dctlaivi that Judge Taft made the iiulburg in prior to making iIm t'lii-ag- d date. (Yt-itN-- hik son-in-la- w GRAPE GROWERS FIGHT THE "DRYS 16 SAN Sept. FRANCISCO, Growers of the festive grape In every section of California have formed organisations to fight the prohibit Inn movement which Is now Hweeplng over (h, count ty and will hold a directors meeting today at rru-mwhich final plans for the anti-wwill be decided upon. Au SHsenaniunt of 25 cents per acre will be levied upon all grape owners In the association In order to secure funds for carrying on the educational campaign Inaugurated by the Ion to counteract the influence of the prohibition movement and educate the American people to the proper une of wine at meals. end wine men declare that the general use of wine would wipe out the evils of lntemieranee and that the grape growers are the true friends of temperance. The organisation has now spread to every part 0f the state where grapes are exteneslvely grown and It will make Ite Influence felt probably throughout the United States. pro-ti'etl- ve et CANADA SHOWS de as-soc- ial WILL hat CanMONTREAL. Sept. ada will In tint, rival the mother country n the extent of Ita manufac16.-T- NOT SPEAK Colorado Candidate Called to and Forced to Can- Eugene W. Chafln, the Prohl- bitlon candidate for President of the United States, will not speak at the Methodist church in Og- den tonight as waa announced, He has been called off by his campaign committee. Mr. Chafln is scheduled to speak three times in Colorado tomorrow and In order to fill those three appoint- ments It became necessary to cancel his Ogden date. He will pass right through Ogden this evening without stopping. to ten years' imprisonment In the state penitentiary for burglary, died at the pen last night of bronchitis. An effort le being made by the authorities to locate the parents or relatives of the young man, who, before hie arreet gave hie name ae Joe Cun- .pt 16 WHAT SHE MAKES 1 The local police deparment today received Information to the effect that Joe Davie, who. In 1601 wii sentenced ng ft' S, Sr51 chair!'.i!. .if the contention, in Ins speech firui'cly clilicimtl Republican He declared that since extrav;i:;iino. Theodore Koosexelt became president, the country had been burdened with an addition of tni.ditii federal office holders at an added annual cost of 170.000,000. He ref. iivd to tlir enormous appropriation bv Congress. He charged the Republicans with building up and making possible the growth of giant corporations. He referred to Judge Taft's admission that the majority of the trust had arisen within the past ("i year, during w hh h time the Republicans hud been in complete control of the government. He charged that the beneficiaries were relied uo,i to furnish campaign funds for the Republicans. In closing Judge Parker said: It may lie a coincidence, but the President's crusade against tie corp and predatory wealth burs upon the people Just at a tiim when tliclr attention had become focused on the corrupt relations between the Republican party and the monied Inte-cst- a. It Is nut too much to say that the highest duty of the hour Is to make '.he continuance of these relations cel Ogden Engagement K. H. 16. Harrlmana new Mexican railroad, the tananea, Yaqul River ft Pacific, between Guaymaa and Cults can, IIS miles, will be opened for through train service today. A big demonstration will mark the occasion. A new division of the road through the Sierra Madrea has been laid out, and it la estimated by engineers that fifteen miles of construction work will coat an average of 1125,000 in gold per mils. Th route Is Impeded with great barrancas and towering cliffs. pa.. V1I.KFS-R.RR- From Ogden, Is Dead. Plan Great Sam's Boys. Uncle Youthful Terror, Sentenced Judge Taft Changes Kis Plans So Majority. Slit-im.i- Joe Davis, Alias Joe Cunningham, Prohibition HARRIMAN'S NEW Old-Ti- That He and Bryan Miss Fight-Ju- dge Parker Scores Republicans. ROAD IN MEXICO Demonstration Party to Lead PENITENTIARY in uiFinnr.iF the East Elected On Hearst Ticket DIES IN THE READY Yankees of Governor hre SEDAL1A. Mo., Sept., by His were two additional deaths today as results of the explosion of d) naniilt' A. F. yesterday at Windsor, Mo. a Hertchbergcr, freight conductor, la accused of causing the explosion by ROCHESTER, N. Y., t.pt 16 Lew; attempting a practical Joke. He will Chanter, the present lieuStuyvesant recover. Herschberger blames a lie tenant of New York, elected governor declares who he a threw light.-gro on same the with Governor ticket match into a small pile of powder. Hughes, was nominated by acclamation for governor In the Democratic state John A. Pix, of convention today. ACTOR ORATOR" Washington, was nominated for lieutenant governor. Julius Hauser was SPEAKS FOR TAFT nominal, d for state treasurer and George H. Palmer fur attorney generaL John S. Whalen, of Rochester, was NEW YORK, N. Y., Sept. 1- 6- Ed- unanimously nominated fur secretary ward Vroom, known as the 'Actor of state. The platform endorsee the Denver Orator," addressing the National In platform and pays a high tribute to Industrial League behalf of William H. Taft, declared William J. Bryan. Governor Hughes that tlw Republican administration in la given attention and his spectacular the last ten years proved conclusive'y methods of advertising issues. It fato the wage-earne- r that the protection vors the eight hour law; opposes the of his labor Is the prosperity of hie trusts and demands civil service. Pat McCairen in seconding the nomhome. ination of C. H. Smith of Queens county fur elate engineer, defied Murphy, the boss of Tammany, and a fist fight BRYAN KEEPS on the floor of the convention was narrowly averted. James P. Earley, MurAFTER HIS MAN phy's choice for state engineer, was nominated by a vote of S2I to 67. Judg Parkers Talk. Judge Alton B. Parker as permanent 16.-- En Y X. AMSTERDAM, Sept. route across the state to Rochester today where he Is to address the Democratic- state convention, William J. Kryan annulled 'William H. Taft called Mm Roosevelt's Appointee." He was enthusiastically received. At Newburg Mr. Bryan discussed the Denver platform. lie was well 16-T- tour Include puns fur the Taft the Minnesota, iaiu to JJgUWy Lieutenant WILL NOT IDEE Republicans cf Pennsylvania Get Ready to Roll Up of Popu- Western Trip. O.. Sept. tical Joke. TWO LEADENS IS ALL NIGHT HUGHES IN OLD NEW YORK STATE Dynamite 223 NO. ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft' turing and Industrial enterprises la predicted by Influential members of the Canadian Manufacturers' Assocla- tlnn. which convened here today In an nual session. Already practical y all llnea of manufacture are represented In the dominion by the great establish-men- ts and the number of factories and the extent of their output le increasing by leaps and bounds. From a purely agricultural country, Canada has become In the last few years an MAINE LAW IS Industrial nation aa well. A general reception to the visiting VERY UNPOPULAR manufacturers, who are here from all part of tha dominion, waa held last evening. Municipal official!, the harbor commission and local manufacCINCINNATI, O., Kept. turing companion will entertain the McKinley of California, reexcursions delegates with numerous from a speaking tour In Main turning end Inspection tripe. nd Vermont said today- Maine did better than I thought it would. The dlssatlHfactlon among Republicans with DOG MEAT HIGH the enforcement of thi liquor law was general." WAY ft DOWN EAST l!e. NEW YORK, Sept. Atom, smallest of Griffon dags and which ounces, has been weighs twenty-fiv- e sold for a price generally understood among dog fanciers to have been 40 an ounce. She la the smallest $1,000 worth of dog ever seen In this country end so ar aa Is known nothing so tiny of that breed has ever been seen In the world. The record for litPrimaries to Be Held Tomorrow tleness hod been held until her advent a Griffon by weighing three pounds Evening, County ConvenMile. Ato.n was purchased by Mrs. John T, Windrim, whose husband le a tion Monday. prominent architect in Philadelphia. Tha little creature was found In a village near Brussels. Her parents were Weber county Democrats have got- both prise winners at dog ahowa in ten busy and are ready to hold their Paris and Brussels. Mile Atom la live primaries tomorrow evening. Voters inches long and four Inches high. She of the First Word will meet at the has long hair. The color of her coat la tred, with a darker tint on the back. city hall, those of the second In the Second Ward meeting house, of the third, at the Mound Fort Educational Institute, of the fourth at the couny FORCE STEWART court house and the Flfh, at the meeting house. OUT OF SERVICE Delegates to the county convention, which will be held neat Saturday, will be selected. At the county convention. WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept 16. The In addition to making the nominations, war will convenlon to department will soon order 04. state delegatee the be named and to the Judicial convention W. F. Stewart before the retiring board. If the board finds him Incapable as well. The state convention will be held at of service bla retirement will be Logan next Monday. The date for the Judicial convention will probably be announced at the county convention. SHOOTS HIMSELF There are no avowed candidates for any of the nominations. 16.-M- GREAT TIMES IN OLD MEXICO GET BUSY . THROUGH HEART HUGHES IS PLEASED. ALBANY, X. Y Sept. 16. Governor Hughes today In a statement given the press declared that he was deeply affected by the kind assurance! Tie had been receiving. He expressed hie thanks and gave assurances of the beet service possible If He declined to comment on the platform. KEW YORK, X. Y Sept. 16 Being handed a revolver to examine by Secretary W. C. Philipps, John Leonard the millionaire manufacturer of Xew York, waa shot through tbe heart and Instantly killed at hla home at Mont Claire today. Anniversary of Winning of Inde- pendence From Spain Cele-- - brated With Enthusiasm. CITY OF MEXICO, Sept 16 With all the enthusiasm which the American across the northern border display on the Fourth of July, the ninety-eigh- th anniversary of the achievement of independence by the Mexicans over the Spaniards was celebrated today The festivities began yesterday, the birthday of President Dias, and continued through today wth many elaborate exercsea, which will culminate tonight with fireworks, illuminations and concerts and the opening of .congress. The city la golly bedecked with flags of all nations, the national standard of Mexico, of course, predominating. In the various foreign colonies the flag of the United States, France, Great Britain, Spain, Italy, Germany and other countries are floating alongside tha banners of Mexico. A great military pageant, reviewed by Mexican government officials, the diplomatic corps and other prominent personages, was the big feature. of the day. Many games and athletic sports wer scheduled and were witnessed by vast multitudes. The holiday la universal throughout the republic and all business la practically suspended. Two years hence, oa September 16, 1116, Mexico will celebrate , the centennial anniversary of ita Independence; and the occasion, will he eignaltxed In a unique manner. It will be observed (Continued on Page Four.) |