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Show fin: SATURDAY MORMXfi i:X..MIXER JANUARY WOIINIXG, i!,19tR ED GUT LISS1AN CAPITAL N HIS J,mi Aim. Senator Tells of His Parentage and Nativity and Denies Ever Taking Oaths Inimical to His Loyalty to Country. t Senai-ur Itre.l of ih- - churi It iiBnraiv jrnur . ,J ' a -- u.iirT land in bx i 'I wouM iiiii huiiimf iu it (tn- a s.i;u iii frure Ij.iay In t!m in irf i ilia i mn nf retain.In- jnvteM again) Ha.VV(mt h. ,U(1 f uB lii.k'Kf :n s lif Hiiiiii1. A fitni"! . j c gf ivitririlfaK tse poiyaanmua ilVkiflPnl Sllli;ll Ul III lb ICiliiili'l' Ii4 tn'i'll Ml Irll'l'illt lllll.n tl til he ((MiHeO before linn Iirarm-- . Pm uurii li uni uuiiuiiu"I km-bn hail uiurn thau mxr vrifo. eJ l in! S;u"ui v.oui.l lii'llj. h1' i knew nothing 01 ihr manni-- r of I"a ami- hii for. An the atiK'iP hvlu. tiuUM WitiwmiiMi have I'-- : l uiiuiMiiPviiiiiil bail Im'i'U maiii. li.iit i tint ilm MaietUfiH of Sun'll 1m'l bill ilit Mina or bail lung bi'iJi t ht people by aururix- Wliat a an j our evauiiiaitiiHi before I bo Joorn of tfeu in regard to that" riilr.l and paMiificwaya seru r.ow 1 was surprised Ihe iiiinilw-- r uf .. ihlMn-txirn In hit family imv tin kepi oiv u w ii li diffliiiiii A. S. iiiauirHato. but Mirpriao.1 at all a ol mn.isi i fur ibi Jefuuau, w,ib tin Miial jr thruusiioiil tu tba number Of hia wlvea." u Wbai. wa thf ataia of uiir -- tfmaof waa vm on ihr v.-t- f , km. ; - . f Mui-.-t'- - - . ilii-t- i uti-di- t Worib-Ixigiiit- n ni tje riiiii'i. u,e J I,- - br a iair in at. icing iih ;ail uiiliai Iril in uhi- aaiuu; whiif-n- bad I r i.f n.a in I"- -- a umtnu n.cf aiiaU'f Mtitax van m im-.aif.ry pjp m Hip ih i expci- '- - H I pp j a mi..'iI. In Ilia iatrii in Soli laiar t.iiy. iu ilia tiiibiu- and lo.t.ip r a'p imlli wa j ; lw. beoallie OU i. 1 lo." k "Why not?' IhM'auee I have lid dialiiiot lerolleo-lio- n of tint ceremony." Mr. W'orthiiiKion Trod wliat. have alleged to be the "oath of vengeance," and naked ftpuator.vmnol fr Remibin-aim.n-- t "th waa the reply. "Waa tlie M irnioii im-- h a farior pi potiiba in your lau nuui y fur ilie p(l. aie? aake.l Mr. Wort kins'o:!. "Not In ilie leaai. No nn.ic (M ih iu Prcvbyic.iaii .ilHhodi.i cUun he.. No nun or woman can nay that. 1 t ier ankil them i i voie he ticket I wa an apna-tlVthftieviT 1 did tn promote my ca'ididniy waa luaeil uiam Kepublicaii . t'o e. argumi'ida alone." your in- fniirV N t l:i mit it The w uat or waa if he objia-tclo the election of Mi. Pennine. l did nor object to Mr. Penrow. At that lime I thenght he ha-- only one . wif.-Inn I du not want to hide bell i ml that," the eenator continued hastily. "tor I take the position that when a mini liiia marrh-- before the manifesto he ran accept a purely church posi-tliu-i. He has not vielared a law of the church, and for a purely ecclesiastical in 1 hold that b ia eligible. Rut lod I don't thiuk man iu that status would bold a government position citiier elective or appoiaiive. Neither in 1 feel that there is a man In Flail who think a polygamist who continues tu iliilui the law of the land should hold amh a place, 'lo the beat of my knowledge there is not a federal ottes iu l'iah hllej by a puiygamiat. 1 know that the postmaster at Provo was removed on that ground and there have been other caaee of that kind. "Have yuu referred lo the president. Hie appointment of a polygamist lo a federal office T' asked Mr. Worthington. "No sir, ana f uo uul Intend to." Further inquiry was made by Mr. a tJ the investigation Wurihiiigtou under way in the cara of Apoatle Cowley and jaylor and the wiineea paid: "If II shuuld be found that these apos-- t lea or any other oflh-eof tha church have taken plural wives since the manifesto, ur have solemnized plural marriages fur other since the mauifiwtj 1 will cut vote to aiiHiain them. lu answer tu another qiiwUlun, Senator Hui out aaid that he had never advised or countenanced any man ur woman tu live iu polygamy. At the afternoon texsiou Mr. Worthington resumed the direct lamination of Heuator Hnuiol. lie called attention to a discourse by President Smith at ogden, when Mr. Uathsboba Smith, i.ne of iha president' wivea attended. Relative lu President Smiths remarks. Hci.ator Smoot said tb president declared the endowment were promul-gulc- d by Joseph Smith, and nut by Rrigham Yuung, as had been stated in L'iah. 'Continuing tha Senator said: A a 1 understand hi remarks, he v ialifj the people to understand that tl-endowments were instituted by Join ph Smith instead of by Brigham ouug. And also that polygamy itself was a revelation received by Joseph Kniilh and bail been practiced during his life. He also winked ii. understood that he was not advocating or teaching lygaiuy, but was giving a matter or hi, lory." In reference to eending Apoatle lle-bJ. Grant, nn a foreign mission, for Hie purpose of getting him out 'of the way of the roAimltlee. Senator bmnnt bald tlie apostle wae called to preside over the Ifuropenn mission fur the rea-tu- ii that he had not been satisfied with Hiu mlaaiou he held In Japan. Senator Smoot said that the European appolnt-imwaa passed upon at. the October. I Ml. conference, nnd that Grant left in TVi ember. The senator said Grant had announced publicly hia Intention tn have for Europe. Relative to the or Cl off as president of (he Brigham lining university, account of the ran that he had taken pluial wife lnce the manifesto, Senator Smnoi aid that as a trustee of tin' university he took pait In the Trust ce Jesse Klnght limn'd that Geoige Brlinhall lie president of the university in view of i !irgca, and the Hen I or said President Smith announced at the time that a could not disregard tho lew. priiitrui Ilrimlinll said (lie senator was not in a ciiiulii inn of health at tho time tu take the position, hut about a year ago, Mr. duff was drupiied and Mr. Urim-ha- li wa made president of the faculty. Rilniliall waa selected to succeed (Tuff because he waa th Mol of the young men anil tuoat people thought It proper to place him at the head of the iiiatlliflioii for tlie good uf the university, Hcnatnr Rumor aaid Florence il before the comniluea that both or thae aiMMiilea had taken plural The mciiu-tv.irea since the manifesto. aaid be objected to having the men nr ai tha coufnmice, anil waa told by Prcaident Smith that a a member of the vhurch he nughi I o know that an official or a member of ihe church could nut be exconi innn or lUfcIlowaldped witlnmt an and bearing. "I realised thla," aaid the annabir, "but was told that an lnveatigat Ion would lie made and I have no doiilil that a very rigid Wilhmu Inquiry is now In progrea. thla proiniee, I wniilil not have vuled tu them. Cp to the time of the testimony before thla eoniniittee I had no knowledge that either of the iimis-tle- a had violated th law In that regard. nor hal I heard anything uf lire kind agalnat any other apoatle. except from the teatlmony given in iliia r au-ta- iu any way. I would not n. in per- RANDALL EXPELLED I ian-dlda- ry ?" Not at 11, and Ibe people do nut no it," if the pixident r.f ihe i!.'i(.b should aak. ymi to vice at to bl Thai would !i vuiir atiitud'-?I w'out'l voi a,- I tiflievi d ms p,r the heat iiitei'r-.- i or rile P int ry ?" lk hat WVnilJ l, . yi,u. iovi.,ou if ! w.-be- - - priest at preMint engaged la that district. Any priest at present employed li missionary work who la connected with the diuceso of the accused may TO STOCKED (JTARI.ES. g ed RAILROADS MEET CUT. New York, Jan. 20. While no official announcement has been made it la un- derstood. according to the Journal of rut Commerce that the railroads of Chicago, have met the cuts in rates by lines serving the gulf porta It is said the reduction named by the roads east of Chicago amounts to 2 2 rents a hundred pounds, making the exiHirt rale by way of New York IS il difference cents, with the usual of two cents to Philadelphia and three rent to Baltimore. T'hrse reductions, according to grain shippers who already have made large iM for export, place the Atlamic ports, and especially Balrlmore, on a fairly favorable basis In comiietitlon with the low tariff named to the gulf. all-ra- Madison. Wie., Jan. 20. A Republican caucu bas been called for Monday be eligible. night to nominate a candidate to United State Seaaiur Quarle. Forty-si- x out of 48 administration ur La Follette supporters, member of the assembly have pledged themselves to vote ia the canacus until a eenator shall be nominated and to prevent au adjournment without a nomination. They will vote for Governor La Follette. Thla action practically assure tha elactioa of tha governor. Mr i-ceed CIGARETTE IS CAUSE Delegate from Wyoming will riot Retract His Charges Against President Mitchell in Connection With Colorado Strike, li and other iiiii lounl tiillcuts. not a Indianapolis, Jan. 20. Holier ( RanMine wnnl of nhlcli be iu in any manner dall, delegate to the I'nilisl Worker mnventioii from Wyoming, Htil'Uantiutcd, Iheteinre lie il, 'ItcHulvrd, t I'nl tbia convention who charged Ireaident Mitchell will) us full cuntidciice in the uun-ck- l, having sold out to the opnuiur durmi. I integrity i.f our national ing the recent Coloimlu Klrike. was exand fully fiidoiKe tludr action in pelled from the organization tduy by cnuuicilun wit. i i lie t'ulorado Mtnke the national cutiveniion. Randall took the flour and made a ami that Uelcgute Ruliert Riindnll tuttke a itill if rctiaitli.n un Ihe floor ot fdntciiieiti which waa marked by an abtl'.ie i Mitchell atm-lonvi-ntiniC of Prealilcni sence of the of Ida liitwurraiiled.at-ihi- k on the officers or tin organizn-t:.- n wliich he uhCiI yeMerday. or eland upended and expelled llandall made no direct apology in hi Wurkcis perch, but it waa compared with Horn tho I'liited .Mine of America until eucli tint as lie shall the violent one yesterday, apologetic make xiu-- public reirartii.n and that n a whole. .T the h.iai lie mu noti-flc- l. He held Mitchell ami Ihe national ibe accrciHiy ' the board member leeponailde for lUndnll aroec nnd. man. ling at hi loan of the strike, lull did mu nee his refused tu id ran and walktsl previous violent terms, lie charged seat, Miuhell and Put Until an of Pitlalmig from Ihe convention. with forcing him on Ihe fliair yester-i- i, v. He had refereni'e to the i barge openly tnade that he had mad state-nu-nin hia 1(h ul fiuiuii legiiidiug the treasoninitional ofttcera that wen able. 11a denied the aertion that In aiatement wa prompt ed ly the Social-is- 1 or the Western Miner or th Weatern Federation of Miner, lie national bomd member William Juiica of Wyoming fur reading him out Circus Man Who Murdered Son and Attempted Suicide :a Found of the Sovlnli-- t party. In cloning Randall thanked the dele, Kama Cry. .t;in. L'o. -- Juh:, ,Mar,ln vale f"r bearing him aud tn allowing , it. a lirciiv ut thin they believed In free speech. N. w O-- b si- -, who killed hi formnly 'm Mitckeil replied and j,.llg in tin: Iaii-- a .l.it-rthat either himself or ttana.ili I'itv, tw oitiMil.l not be In the (on vent ion. In JUI.IS .0.0. win t day round guiltv of i l Ill'll lur ibe r! digree. lit v Kintetnenl Mitchell said: 'it -- t tr-abe was given I hi man Randall says I bat piv tw i') nis. and Ht'iH.iled. toll that he made ni-- e stsiciiirut Cb.-ciia. y..m tu (I,,. ,!r, l:i bis local foued him iu In aenck. (cut to su,. g warrant upi'ii Spcjer, eliauiIf aiitbinij wete nee.iei to pr-- ve b. ii'i lift l. a i'upm It. that etaiem. ;it mim: ci'l livplii'iiy. ' li'id h ninli I f:.. m Oil eliuuld tun lave iiii.ie line if li l: ..he away. t', n, ,V V.r ' ic s'lci I'.'Sluliy I volt I'otlhl have tod Irom Piet. W'1. 'Hi" t,( j iuv! VI,, a inror. nnd n.- -l i,, i' s l..- - I out 2i. ,! ha l Spevcr sa! I he I '.! ' i ' I Cixtri' i ji.ur W I Hic him frin d.aci., Wld yoll il'ivc e.l'-lllive "if one ibatge IhHI It:-r;.',..gaip NO Dl'KK t'"'l .MS!'. 'N v j inekes is true. 1 tun unfit, to ociiipr the i plain 1 1". iI aluuil.J he . den j.i t:. e they are not. hive e tight t. prutd-lioj; j. Kilber tin tiiun oi I s.uid no: f re li;j:ir'i'!i'f ::i " n ;i lit hie. die of us should lenve tin o.i (!. nn j v, J''It;.' i.i- i. rnr.veution. J bat is for iicg:itn lu Ill.Ht', w mi I) : : ,i re wliicu U sliall he. lielegm WalkI'i th' , ,V, I',,-lu- - , TI er of Illinois, flout leader uf the Huria!-iei- a 'll I'VCr l, I.t'r w . TALBOT cx-pi- er STILL IN TROUBLE A Second Presentment ie Being Prepared Agalnat Him en Two Borioue Chargee. New York, Jan. 20. A second presentment to be brought against the Right Rev. Ethelbert Talbot, bishop of the diocese of central Pennsylvania, upon charges made by Dr. Ingram N. W. Irvine, which i now being prepared a the result of a conference held in this city contains. It Is understood, in the mala only two charges. The first Is said to be "Immorality," meaning "lying," and the second "viola (lose of ordination vow. Tha first charge 1 based principally on tha Upjohn leitar nnd contains 19 counts, but more may be added before the peper Is finally sent to Presiding Bishop Tuttle of St. Louis. Charges of "violation of ordination vows" rest solely on the unfrocking of Dr. Irvine and drawa the Episcopal divorce canon, which waa recently enacted Into the controversy. The el targes against Bishop Talbet in connection with Mrs. Elliott of Hunting-to- n are reiterated and several new tide features have been added. There may be, lt la aaid, a third charge, but the presenter have not yet decided on thla. Much difficulty waa experienced in obtaining two Presbyters from Bishop Talbot's diocese to attach their names to Ihe paper, but according to the canon It la understood, lt ia not necessary to have the signatures of rectors or PREFERRED ls DEATH TO DISGRACE at-trr- -i I j ' ' j I ' CoiiMaiiiiiii'pIc. .tan. 20. Tho emba-e!- is of nnd Kuia have now Hiiluui iicil to th jmrin a plan for tho tiuanciai 'lniinit ration uf tho three . Aiii-iri- a vily. Mace-liuiia- control of tlii,. l.y Uo l :iil . IUii-iial- i, -.i I I t , t'l-- . ud exiiendilurcs leceijii New oik, ila'i. Wiiii.H PrcM.icut Lu. ot I'nm-t-ln- I Wiwirf-r-i- w iiiwj'sity. who w.i. (;ra:r I on in the Pivstiyti-ri-nlu):.pilu mvw .i ! weeks iiku. Iia- - just !. ti doM'lin i It staid i iifly r z- -J Hi ti mi c - uii ihut uiHiiutlon. operation fiil. cu-- ! TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. 'I''. Lav.",n :l F ' W. Quinine Tablets. the money if jt iJ'l let. m i ' N'-i- v (Iroo'a sigua- - 25c. t 9 m i'l ti..'.: V-ii- - ARTHUR. 1 ..,-- I . I A, !:,!Ih" -- r . i ;'aii:'r, ulx-ri:.- ;' A -- s I :J I. i (IT a 1 t i:o ,... uH-- iitn .. ' t'x i' rette. a habit which had nadermiaed her health aad which she could aoi conquer, Mrs. Sadie Thompson, wife of Robert Oliver Thumpaoe, sextos of the Oak Park Episcopal church, haa swallowed a dose of corraeive sublimate and died after a lingeries and agonising Illness. While she wee In the fatal grip of the drug, the eight of her grief-strick- en husband and llttte daughter renewed her desire for life, aad although a physical wreck, she prayed that she might live for her family According to the teetimoey of ThomiMOB at the Inquest, his wife had beenaddicted to the cigarette habit for Severn years. "We hare often bed angry word over it," said Thompson, aad she often had tried to break herself of the habit, but the would always go barn to it agala. She waa aervoua and Irritable bee use of smoking, aud om-- before, four years ago. she tried to kill hereelf by teklag morphine. e RAISED BILLS IN EVERY CITY Criminal Posing te Wife aa Secret Service Agent ie Arrested After Long Career. Chicago, Jaa. 20. Representing himself to Me wife of n year aa a government secret service agent and living lu a luxurious apartment in Prairie avenue, bnt in reality declared to be the cleverest Mil niter who has worked in the west In recent year, having made. It is aaid, $8,900 sinoe last January the story of the career of W. 8. Kirk 'has come to light. Kirks ball was raised by Jndge Sanborn of the United States district court from $5,000 to $19,000 after Thomas I. Porter of the secret service, had testified to hia operations and exhibited his impUmeata and raised bills. Kirk wae arrested In. Aurora, giving the name of Charles C'leiuona. He was brought to Chicago and his young wile learned that she had been deceived. Kirk 1 wanted in almost every large eity of the west on n charge of passing raised bills. He has worked under the name's of Charles demon. W. 8. Kirk, Enaenrath, Careom, 1 .arson and W. H. Lehman. "There are enough chargee against (hia man," said Secret Service Agent Porter, "to keep him iu the penitentiary for 1.000 years. Fur each charge be may he imprisoned 15 years. resolution that only morning aesaion shall be held while the Peahody-Adam- s contest for the governorship continue. The committee hearing the contest will hold afternoon and night sessions only. This arrangement waa found necessary owing to the inability of the Republicans, unaided by the Democrats, to maintain a quorum in the senate while the committee ia In sees ion. Throe Names Are Mentioesd as Successors te Combes sad Two Are la Running. CABINET CRISIS IS STILL ON KERENS SAYS NIEDRINGHAUS SHOULD WAIT Without disposing of the fur seal Telle Opponent That if He Had Hie Youth He Would Give Up bill, the renal s resumed consideration of the statehood bill and Mr. McCreary Honor. spoke on t lie measure. He announced hi advocacy of separate statehood tor Jefferson City, Jan. 20. Th fourth the territories of Arizona. New M ex- ballot for United States senator toit o and Oklahoma, as they are now day resulted in no election. The vote ('tiiuted. stood: Francis M. Cockrell, 81; DRY GOODS CONVENTION. 80; R. C. Kerens, 9; Petti-Joh- n 1. Necessary to choice 94. New Yorkf Jail. 20. Representatives tout 1 more rote today which "I the leading commercial houses la vent to Keren. t'.o country sre tu (his city to attend Before the balloting began 'lie annual xk.nfcrence of the Wholo-Mil- i' today Col who started the recent Dry t tuod association. J. K. bolt Kerens, egalnst Niedringhaus, and the latl.'ii nliaiii of Kansas City, president of il.c unsocial lou. occupied the chair and ter held a conference. Mr. Keren .uany now meui tiers were enrolled at he claimed told Mr. Niedringhaus that precedence for senatorial the i licniiig session. honors on account of hia service to Subject of importance to the trade .'iv Inrormal'y discussed and coimnlt-- c the party and hia long years of wait--nI would be willing to give up .ppointed to bring up report at a aenaturship If I had your youth " iiday's session, at wblch a number Mid Keren to Niedringhaus. adding 'I tapers will lie read and formal that he tliought the caucus nominee pscchiM delivered, while an invitation Mr. Nlcdring-Lau- s has btvu in.-i- t tu prominent New could afford to Milled pleasantly at the com-- 1 'orx manufacturers and ' IT.'rohintj in moot ihe membera of iiirnta of Mr. Kerens, add the best of ito avviK lathiii for the purpose of dis- feeling prevailed apparently. Later Mr. Niedringhaus cussing sic iu retailer, a method said the cl it.iing which the associa- meeting wae peiaonal and not for the of purpose tion lines not vi-- h lx see develop. breaking tha deadlock "I am practically United Sfates'sen-nto- r Soir:il speakers expressed the bc-- i. from Misourl, now," h th- should make Mi,i i : iti 'iivs action on the resVlon" ,iWlC for1,,y ia th at,y t i,.i or i.. iMi ri'Mi .i: extending mail i j iti.i'.'5- - fi'v mcii a purpose. PREFER DEATH TO SLAVERY. Nled-ringhau- lifteen-mluiite- -- a' W. Paris, Jan. 20. The cabinet crisis ie still in progress. President Lonhet today received a number of senators and deputies but did not give the slightest indication of hia Intentluna. If Henri Brisson is railed it will be a formal courtesy, as he is not willing to act owing to hia recent Me feat for the presidency of the chamber, showing hia inability to command a majority. After M. Brisson, th names of M. Rouvirr, with a new or reviaed policy, and M. Berrien, with the Old policy, are mentioned. No decision will be react) ed befure night and the government officials believs the crisis may be prolonged tor several days PRAYER IN DENVER. Denver, Jan. 20. Out of deference to Evangelist J. Wilbur Chapman and hi assistants, who are holding meetings In this city and who had designated this ai a special day of prayer. Mayor R. W. Kpeer ordered all city and county office! closed between 11:20 and 2 o'clock today. Nearly all large stores were also closed to permit their employee to attend the noonday meetings la th business district. KILLS TRADUCKR. San Juan. P. R.. Jan. 20. Virilla Uribe today shot and killed Eugenio le Cal. as the result of a defamatory publirailon in the Porto Rice 8ua Valerians Uribe, the father of Virilla. and a member of tho house of delegate. in:i y ciixuir- V ill h WoliJ ('( x' xr.. !!'!' fi! in-- . Ux.iy !;n,, l, , iifi most Mvi-hei- e VETERAN SOLDIER DEAD. New Ydrk. Jan. 20. Jobs Randolph Bull, a veteran nf two wars and for Petersburg. Jan. 20.- -A petition many years a wholesale produce deal to Emperor Nicholas, now circulating in Louisville, Kx., ia deed at bis Jan. L'h llelegaie St workmens meetings for signature, ."r K; ifiall of Wyoming, home in Bayonne, N, J. Ho served who ihareed bitterly complains of tlt condition of l IV v.leni vv ii h through the Mexican war with the M'lling uut the workers and their hu"deprivation t. of Hit:, era. va toil a v rxnelled Louisville legion and' commanded a The petition expresses Union from lixe Uuu.-- Mine W.HkeiV Union. man rights. regiment during the Civil war. devotion to the emperor and conCol. Bui waa au Intimate frieal cludes: "Be merciful to u I ,IS of Gen. Lafjc-ctiVoter, Jan. i, and Henry Clay-H-e of fJ)f live. If tfavu leave-t us in this poitioa bate adopted a Joint ws general retired some years ago and mad die." to prefer lu home in tho easL IS EXPELLED. I " a ci. 1i.ii rt.a! I'flin r -- I iir'.ii,'ii.i!:'. lit in view of the ... , r . possibly -- aivablc r, h, h i.i r and etuallnc-- s I, i ji III, lo ra.iiiig r.u'..,y ... I'X- i'.-- I r'.I.C I'll.l n.i-- i .' I'M'i. r a I1'!' u - 1 I i ii .I- hue-ban- onii-x-i- ' hi li - 11 I -- I ' ' I in t'e uiganira-t.intlvn ieen-e- d (lie iulluw.tig l'idii'l,.M nim'i viii :1a V.'W !'In -- -I- .'irt.iM Yadopted utianiruoukly. 1'T ix ! i.M tf.lK 111 ir i A here, by it eiu.. m.erep, ' ?. i:'. ".il rf ,- !I. . i tiot: in fai-- ii i ur.r. tiou .1 ,i i J ;lj ,:MI 'ii f'i loia..i -- i kn. lit c.ir w:-'- i a t.c-1! ' ll i )!ii ;x'' (.' i r.i i nt ' I Min- -' a i! : I ,,f t of r j";. v,i- ri. n l . ivi- I.U4 I'lrC rf .1 !! r ' ; H:! (V i ihe I : ui. i!ti "i u i sni T1! 'c.i j !.: ".Vi, pf 'I J..a is. Theodore Roosevelt. Messrs. Foraker and Grama n having declined to act aa teller In the raavaae of the prenidentlal vote. President pro tern. Frye announced the of Messrs.' Burro and Bailey. d Chicago, JaB. 20. Because her upbraided her for smoking ciga- Nled-nngha- iiisp-u- ire i.ri'-i.ie- iii -- priiiillng fur the and ilvll agent and the iu(rorim-(!.iuf a regular annual budget in eaih vilayet. l ii Congress that She Supplied Over Half of Roosevelt's Rough Riders. wi rriif-iii-.r- l I New Mexico Wants Recognition and Reminds ilm-me- :1 Iv.-nli- SEPARATE STATEHOOD Ilcy-U"l- .no is reputed lo have lieen taken by (Tuff a a plural wife nover had been a teacher in die university, a a. nulled by other . 'J'he'sen-'-- r mill that he .ii, nut know Brim-Ih- II w.ix a polygauiiei at lit, time of his Hivaliun to the presidency of th unl-- v ii altj, tun ii wuiil.i have ma-- i no willi Iii cicciiun. fort lie rranon i list Iti hiiHhII Inn nut viohiteil Ihe spirit of the iimnifesto. Aa lo Ihn Evil us bill. V lildi passed by the Mini Veioi-by the governor, Rena i or HuiiniI sii ui he told the governor he tlunighi lt was na unwise mea-ur- e. T hi hill proi tiled that a person could iiiii lie convicted of unlawful uii I rs ihe complaint waa made In i lie wife. Her-el- f Husband. E Washington, Jan. 20. Immediately after the senate wae wiled to order President pro. tem. Frye laid before R a telegram fnuu the governor of New Mexico transmitting a resolution of (he legislature protesting against the union one of New Mexico and Arixnua in state, and urging the admission of Naw Mexico as a state according to present Iv lindanes. One of Ihe reasons urged me the fact that New Mexico supplied more than half of th members of the regiment of rough riders, commanded during the Spauish war by Cot. OF SUICIDE omen Addicted te Habit Kills Whoa Upbraided by Her M-- iIUi-tc- or abe:p' ririv,! by "It tic i you a lunch eudorMUuixl. oi your The emPateraburg, Jaa. 20. of tha Sangalii Kolinkin Hpia-I'tnmills ceased work today and considerable further aireasions tu the ranks of tha strikers are expected in ihe coure of the day. The men already out iu purauance of the plan to mtorce a geueral strike are parading the streets of the Basil island district ci.miHdhng workshops, printing works a u.i small nhupkeepers to close, lt Is that the bands so engaged sgiegaie live thousand men. They have bniken into several factories and ii.to the printing works of th Academy of Science, forcing the employes te Join them. The management of the ptinting works, which la a government extablisliinMit. acting on the advice of the police, agreed to the men giving up work, to avoid a disturbance. As the day progressed the ranks ot the striker were rapidly augmented. Delegation, each 200 strong, visited all the factories and printing shops, of threatening to compel a cessation wc.rk unless the employes voluntarily joined in the strike. Practically all the small establishments in St. Peter burg are already closed in resixtnse to the demands of striker!, while the printing works and tobacco factorial are following suit, (hie of the deputations of strikers visited Ihe office of a recently-rctablishnews agency, and Informed the printers that unless they Joined the movement the building would be wrecked. The printers, numbering about 100, promptly quit work aad the agency la now sending out ita news in stenciled sheets Instead of printed. Tlie troops have been called out. Ht. ploye er ; inr aliemid t. pi lie .aie to you Striking Workingmen are Parading Streets Forcing factories and Printing Works to Close Under Threats of Destruction. liulf r r Htifiiained of an nt i or.e pre-lden- cy - if there woo anything of that chnraclrr in t ha ceremony. There woi nut, Wm therw on thing of vengeance upon tbla generation;'' "No air." Wa there anything bmt aveuging the lilwkl of Joaeph Kauth?1' "Thi re wau not. And it would have lieen very etrangw If tiiere had been. Joaeph Smith waa the author of the endow uieut reretiiony and it wuulil have very at range If be had auked hia people to avenge hia blood, when he waa alive." Waa there any thing in the reremony wbhh would atfcct your loyally to your loyalty to your country?" There waa not., 'Hiw coma you to be a candidate for Nenator?" "Well, ( had been rather active iu politic before. the dlviaion wee made 1 took on party lim-athe leading paper of both uatioimi pantea aid at lira! believed myaelf gradually drifting to the principle of the Republican party, and joined that party when Mui diviaiun canie." the oeuatur explained Iu detail hie inierct in political affalrw. He eaid that in Mbd hi poldnal friend in tnoal of them naked him to either run fur guvertuir or for the Senate. 1 told them, he aaid, "Unit I did tud can to run fur oMce until we cuubL get our own county in the right political column, and that that tune came 1 ahould like to go to the Senate. We organized and carried I'tali fur the Republican party iu liaai. 1 nniintiin-c.my candidacy fur the Senate in 1HUJ. Of ifiume 1 knew nf the rub which required me to aak the pieaidciny of the church if 1 could rim. Here Mr. Wnrllilngii.il Interrupted, and weked him i evplaiu ibla rule. Senator Smiu't replied that it referred only to (iffbui!. of the iliurrli ami amounted nlmpiy to a lare of ahM-ucfrom the rhnri'li dii'ica. He aaid lie went to ibe litet .eidiu y while It waa ren'iig in ine of U regular meel-ing- a mailc application tor and foin-alla leave. I lold llie Wiet presldeliiy t 1. be wiuibl that if ritiuire a leave of abiseccc .u u urn to bite; fere wIili h.i diiip-t- i mk a acuaiiir. wan glvrii me aome "Thai time early m May, and I agiriiiliee.l juy candidai v Muy l'i. ladL''' i'imii in uni "and I inmiedintciy tieaan ti n ceinpalgn." organise my foicea t i nrr.aui7e "Ito you can for.in oc ;.otr lnimi f.ui..;" B.ked Mr. Wortlnugioii. 'l'li ary Oc-luli- iT lal ton. "None at all. 1 never thought of It any more than any other citizen would have dune. Senator Smoot said he attended moet of the meeting of the apoatlca. In reply to Mr. Worthington be ald that run in. the meeting were held In a private Concerning a meeting held Immedroom in tlie temple, and Mr. Worthingiately before the Oc i olier conference ton then naked: "In refereni'e to the Senator Smoot aaid that he Imd iioi charge here that the aiamtlea had en- - lieen informed that the name of tereil into a cnnaplraey to further poly- - Chnrlca W. Penrn-- e wav tu la- present I ed by President Smith to nil the poei- gamy, what ran yon ay? "Such a thing wan never referred to! Him of apnatle, made vacant by the a. auy of the meeting. death of Abram O. Woodruff. VVoritiiiik'Um fiuen1 e you ai-te- the maaifeato. "Oh, not at all," replied the heuator earne.t ly. " don't believe theie U a giaal citlaen of t'feh who would ion-dunew plural marriage. "Whai action did you take to put a atop to th iNilygamou relation of tha other apoatle" asked Mr. Worthing- ' 0MHlle. oibr ipuMin. family relaiwm had been no prokKctitluna and that tha altitude of the iwopl wan that nf lie dnclared the people fe't that, the lieal, end Iii tael, the only way to ieitie th ciMnlillon waa to let the pnlygamlM die olf. Mr. Wort hi n g ton waked if tlwt xnii-niei- tl of toleratioa extended to plural marriage, which have occurred aitice axkeil Mr. Suuiol almiii the pnilowuit ul i,i,rciiiiiny. oaJ lie ir piled: "1 fuuld nut give li if I warned Mr. - the eiiatlng iniiduloiia; tucr Ctm-i- i - a p.urai wifti. nan lit u- h.iiI nan fainiit. mins inairifit If, lai, aiHi imn bm niir mfi-- . ihty nan oik 01 hL ii. Ilpuaiti liikl at III liiur u( Ilia U:i.I'iihp 1w di'l till! lake the eiHbtWIilHlilr. IIIII I bill iu vdl li bod KMih lliUtiKb tba cndu-1iiii- iI of lu bullin' at ibe Iir llui lU'iielit of tbe lollrr'u beali h. Mo apL he itibl lit utlirr at that Iiiih ibat Iip obi ihh. rare muib alanit takina l be oereiuniiy. Sana I or Siuool mud be oad htrii iu the niervantlle buoliataa Iduhi iu tb of In. life. 'Ibe only o!Hr iburili Iip lion liebi utiior I ban that of apimlle. a iiMiHUolbir lo Ibe pivhlil.iU uf Ibe I'tali elukH of ZiiiU. and lie (Ireland lie had I iik rii no oat bn of auy iharai'iiT bpu bo iHHanie otuni.ellur, nor bod be mkej ony on ill wbon bo ilia uiutivr liia Si th- g The senator explained thaj bp lia-- no IniiuiatP auquaintautP with the 7am- Ihe ,KUw k( tht( fl1IH lavainp an apoatb in lSud. When aakH ala.... tli.lr KPuarai ivpuiaiinmt ami khwbw. hB uia(ll. tboao rtpiitPil tn l living ll lailygamoiN relation, he tuld the gov r rumen or the !iiiied State hail ! '- . di- na-u- i . 1i of apia-ar- .' drai flUt 'iiniih ! in biui. pi iPhI ' conn-ntin- - Smiih I're-idi'i- it r Lnuw-I'hIk- a) fre- H-- tho teatimony.of nr.'gblMir vi i:m of hritr earlier. tiiiii lie had live wive and waa living w.'li them In violation of the law, Senator Smoot raid that hi had iij more kiiowbslge than any otlu-- man. Senator Smoot -- aid lie waa not present at ihe conference in April, taut, I hlil anatailied the piraidcncy and (lie a (toe l lea of ihe church, but be (lid coiilerpii'v; in the of year. ioke of a meeting of The the uiHMlIes and the flrst liefore die OctuU-conference, and Ire Haul thai at that meeting he Inquired uf treeideni Smith if Apoallea Cowley and 'lay lor had been auatained aL the April conference, in View of the teKtl-niu- i a . win ahati!t about a hi i fin alvns were rl!id In cliimli. bet lliut be liad Ibe jaiwcr tu tin aa he j.!tu-"- l aHer !: ailvli'C waa giien. lie wu.-- aexed If auyibiug cv'r i come uii m hny of llieke r:iii;bt In regarded aa furl tiering umre INiiygamy, and he icpln-ilian befure ' Iol Kttiiiy naa ueicr iiieiiiioucd.'' I'oiii.nuinjf, he deniiii that there waa a paiihh) of fuiiiidaiion iur ilm, aiorjr . i.f a again comcin-in- g fn-lln- h-- ti . mi(ir Kiuoot mid lha biwmIm ( am-ji-r-- un -- Jun-a- tin- - VYagurrs. j J Kr. |