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Show H i 'SSSbo G.- - r'fe miliEU I1TJUI FAIR TODAY fORECAST AND T0X9R20V VWVWNVVWVVWVVWVVVW K-or VOLiTnO.97 r it OGDEN CITY, U7Ah. MONDAY MORNING APRIL 10, 1?05. ;: .. COUNCIL ft-- TO ?:i SENATOR MITCHELL Prominent Workers in Effort to lift Motherhood and Childhood Gather Together. M1kiits r:. 3. !;so. . 1 I:, Other Defendants in Oregon Will be Required to Plead to It), T k, lr I. Land Frauds Indictments Without Delay Wo tic. at. the general land office alleged Illegal land " claims in the district of the ' 8,lM Cascade forest reserve. The plea in Miuht'H. Congressman W P. and bla partner, Ur. Aau abatement in of Ford ci ai. is ffiliumra move yet made lue most and Marion Brigg will bo in the land frauds case and If sucre end on Monday, April lilh. ful will completely undo all the work will occur upon indlct-S- i ao far accomplished by the grand jury. Ford and others, it will bo rememnfurned by the federal grand connection wiih alleged land bered, were indicted on a charge of having conspired to impede the work trtuda upon the United States of a government official by undertakin this alate. of Mr. Tomln-oa motion in abatement ing to bring the good name Ford ujd others Hrney into disrepute and In that manin belial, of Henry P. John ner cause t.ie department of justice iil he filed on the ground that hint. The ground lor ilia of the to button, one of the members motion la that George Guisuin, a naleant grand jury, la not a naturalisall the tive of Austria, ia not a naturalized ed eitixen, and that therefore null cltixen of this country and, then-fore- , arti of the grand Jury hate been wa not sene JJSfrk Mm . U i- ota, i. van April uring T? 11-7- lie-ia- Hr, o llgw. life fn wfc. qualified toid. by grnator Mitchell was notified Stales District Attorney Frau-(j- , Vain-Mitj. limey that Monday Mr. required to plead to chell would I 1. isc indiemienl returned February of Iho charging him, while an offieial haviI .Hied States government with ng serrpted compenniUioa for Berrios rendered licforo a government nil hi n nttl tw i ro iau : t lit I'n g ab-,n- tac-- . aik ta cur until Tuesday. The indictment which viil plead to i the one ed the now famous lar b involv- New Line of Steamsrs Will Shortly Be in Operation. ipwiwnt of the law firm of Tanner rs. A Mitchell. Oi next Friday Congressman logellier with lie saner, Nuinr in the live stock fra 4 Williamson ft Geaanrr, and Mirk llriggs, State cora-sMat Irinevitle; Ore., will lie arraigned to answer the charges In the indictment returned February 1 tot. arousing them of auliordnatlon of perjury in the alleged fraudulent r s. 's at link ing of public landa Priue-vill- ro-a- grand MEXICO TO CANADA. Mr. Mitchell which as a rl concerning a matter in government which the I'nited State directly inieresled. that Owing, however, to the fact B'nien t'ireult Judge William Toiled B. (filbert or San Francisco, is judge of the 1niied Stales district court during the temporary of Judge Charles B. Bellinger and Mr. Honey does not 'Wi at preset tu involve Judge Gilbert, Mr. ocMitchell's arraignment will not NO: to juryman. According to government officials, Gniston came tu thia country moro than thirty years ago. About twenty years ago he obtained naturalisation in San Franrisco and aonia paiK-rto Austria on a year ago he visit, procuring liofnrp he went, a pass-IKifrom the United Slates government, which the government asserts Is prima facie evidence that- - Guiatoa is a citizen of the United States. Giiis-to- n now has his original pasRiKirl, tint some year ago securing a homestead from the United Sutra it. wa necessary to send the naturalization papers to the general land office at Washington. The papers were never returned and, according to the government officials, all trace of them has mysteriously disappeared. s department a e, e on the eust slope of the naiunialna. Cougics-ina- n Ringer Hermann is expected tu leave Washington Tuesday anil lo arrive III this city Saturs day or Sunday next. In case he here in time he will bo arraigned on Monday, April 17th, npon the indictment returned January 31st, charging him wiih entering into a with Senator Mitchell and conspiracy 8. 1). I'uter to expedite through the Caa-cad- ar-rfie- i ti lf .!d iK an in Si. Up- . 'Washington, April 9. Many women intpr.iatioualiy ihu prominent in movement for the beiu-ruietf ,i. man hood and childhood asseubfi-- at the First Congregai tonal rburc.i ibis afternoon when the fifth tivnnial meeting of the National Coum-i- l uf Women of the United Blutra was called to order by the presidciu. Mrs. Mary Woodswilt. Misa Hunan II. received a cordial Ad Irevsc, mil lining the purpose of the council, were made by Mrs. T. Ellen Foster, Mrs. Mary Church Terrell, Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, Mrs. llati--ioc. Sunni tin and Mrs. Maria Wright Sewull. Mrs. Foster said the legend of the council was load, kindly light." This she Mid, meant not a aiandiug Mill, but a moving forward. Every creeil, . a as in the council and every woman might stand for her own. l,i no country could such an orgnniznilon have been torn nor in any country except a reputillo. Mr. Terrell spoke of citizenship from a womans point of view, and in this she touched on problem conl' fronting ihe colored woman. The women of the country," vhe said, are doing as much to promote good citizenship as their moro fortunate sisters in white. This is by them to man an intelfi. gent regard and tender ran- - of their ciuidn-and a eonselc-ntiouand t careful consideration of every ion which concerns the welfare uf the race." "Colored women, she concluded, that good citizenship moan the protect ion of the wnmsnhood of the rare, insisting that the men hu transgress tlin moral laws siiall Im bani-h- -l from goml society, aa inevitably as the women they destroy. Mrs. Salomon brought the greetings of ibe National Jewish Connell of The religion which 1 Women. she said, "hn something of for Judea harmony of all gave Iho world its civilized religion. No nation whirli loves it religion can survive. Here in the council all ereciln can got along together by doing justice to all. Mexico City, April 9. Considerable progress has been made toward the inauguration of a steamship line Mexican gulf porta and Canada and it is probable that steamers on the npw line will begin their trips next month. The question lias arisen a to whether steamer shall call at Cuban ports as first intended and afterward changed. The government objects to making stops at Cuban porta, but. it Is hoped to secure its consent to this. The regular service of the Slexi City steamship line will Im opened May 1. Five boars then will he put in commission. The line connects with the Gould railway syatem at 'Houston, Texas, and it is expected one' steamer will ply bet ween Texas which 1 Ihe City and gulf terminus of the Tehuantepec railway. h shu-sald- nli intr-preti-- n qui-s-- SAD WORDS IN DEFENCE OF TRUSTS . Dr, Newell Dwight Hill Compares Words of Rockefeller, Jr, and Chriat. New York, April 9. In the course of his sermon in Plymouth church, Brooklyn, today, the. Rev. Dr. Neaell Dwight Hill referred to the gift of 91AO.OOO made by John D. Rockefeller to the American I ward of foreign mission and to Mr. Rockefeller's son. in part; vTbe saddest, words that have been written in this generation Brown university were spoken by a young man who is to inherit on of the greatest fortune in thi country. They were spoken in defense of to them: The Ameritrusla. can beauty rose ran lie pntdueed In all Hs splendor only by sacrificing the early buds that grow up around it.' The rose has 1,000 buds ami In order to produrc the American lieanty the gardner goes around it with a knife and niM 999 in oriler that all the strength and beauty may be forced into one bloom. la ibis economic argument, this young man brutally tell the working classea that 999 men must be aluffsd small husint-sout of existence in order that bis American beauty, the trust, may 1 produced. Listen to Chriat: 'Let. the sitting hear tho burden of tho weak. And again, Give and it shall be given unto you.' "These words in defense of the trusts an- - the most things in literature to those who know what is going to come in the future. Can you wonder that after we have McDonald of the Rangers and Colonel that when a man gives gift return?" to no gratitude I.yon rode out with Ed Carter, General Young and Tom Waggoner, the cattle St. April 9. Dispatches baron, and Dr. Lambert with C. B. Mc- receive.Petersburg, I today from Pekin report Ihe Hugh. hs imcondition of Minister The president, lias been assigned proved and that the crisis of hi illthree horses belonging to Tom Wag- ness ban been passed. goner and a like number belonging to Mr. Burnett and expects to be up early tomorrow morning wnen the hunt will On Thursday begin. morning the tents will be stmek and the president will start for Colorado. In the hunting party beside the president arc General 8. M. B. Young, 1'. 8. A; Col. Cecil Lyon, of Sherman, Captain Burke Burnett. Sloan Slmp-hoLieut. G. R. Forlrsque, Dr. Alex81. Petersburg, April 19, 13:30 a. nt. .1. It. Abernathy ami ander LamlK-rt- , There is res sou to liellevc that United States two ranger captains; Rojestvenskys entrance Marshsll Bill Fossett of Guthrie anil L. D. Miller one of the owners of the into the China Hea has liecn followed by orders for the cruisers Grantoboi, great Tor ranch. Rossla and Bogatyr, which have been , ready for some time at YTadivosbx-kTRIED TO ASBAULT ADMIRAL, Whether It Is the Into put to sea. But Mind ef Sailor Who Attacked tention to send them south Immediately or to hold them In the vicinity of Goodrich Is Unbalanced. Their apVladivostork is not known. the roadstead of pearance outside Los Angeles, Cal., April 9. RichYiadivostock would constitute a threat ard Starr, a sailor, member of the against. Admiral Togo's rear which will crew of Rear Admiral Goodrich's flag- compel the retention In or dispatch of ship Chicago, now lying at Long a number of fighting snips to Japanese Thus Admiral Togo seems Beach, wa brought to Lo Angeles waters. between two be to placed virtually arrest under for attempting fires. tonight to assault Admiral Goodrich. Starr The peace influence In the governwas one of the rrrw or the boat in which Admiral Gondrirh w being ment urge that this favorable strategic pyschologlcal rowrd ashore this afternoon from Ihe position presents the The admiral reprimanded moment for offering officially the olive Chicago. Starr for shirking in the use of his branch to Japan reasoning that no the Japanese oar and the sailor, hoeuming enraged, matter how confident may be of Togo's victory attempted to assault the commanding government officer nr the Pacific squadron. Me it cannot overlook the possibility of was quickly overpowered by the other defeat nor fail to appreciate the commembers of the crew and placed un- plete disaster which would follow the of the sea to der arret. Later Starr was brought transfer of With ao much depending to Los Angeles and placeJ In jail. Russia. argue both It Is said his mind Is unbalanced as upon the Issue, they " have batcountries the mutual on in of an interest explosion the result avuidlng tin actual test and it is nut tleship .Missouri at Penucnla leveral month sen. He will lie examined to- impossible therefore that jv new move in the direction of pealc tuny romo day s )n hi vanity. e and His Squaws are Chief Executive's Nearest Neighbours Hunt Begins This Morning. Frederick, Okla., April 9. President Knwevclt and left Frederick party hwtly before 7 o'clock yesterday and arrived at the camp, ten miles southeast of town a little after fcrt. The camp la nestled In limber fringing ihe bank of Decn Red creek Plritiresque spot and when the ,,rcsillPnt "rose at this morning panorama f trrin Ml without, a sign of clvlllz- C:13 ll,B vaKt 1'1 bomn CHmp 1,0 't1'1 1,0 f,t r sl,,rhBrt of Wurman, wiih Abernathy, of the camp last h ito- i"? 0,il ,0 ,ll! big paature i ns rs fo"r mHea eart of here. IS IW fiimi,.Cru reHervation aa they passed C n" ihi.ni ,".Eh "n1 oca,wA J-I- Mon-Whic- liJ?.eira,n,p ronB,a,a of about twenty the r;'?nf5,nft presidential Ue1 Camp Roosevelt Sis h,?. V"1 a mess occl,Plel f hill of tents being used for four cots being A I lout a atones tents Is camp qlan.hfrnm ,hese JL 2,h, occupied by this noted Comanehes. three of his mil,f Rn,1 ome other Indians. These aVClel OVer forty m,lea ye t ,Tle President. A i"sil M ,K 10 troopers was sent hctn p0f..,!f!!n,s S t0 keop tbo trespassers fmm !hirt f the reservation, ,art :h s nbout loo yards from 'hit f amp Roosevelt. The people u latn the fact that "riprt 'h. fnr an oot'ns and iTt'nKla froni bo paature. The 'nJT wtrnrisetl the cow boys and ''J'11 'r iIr knowltigc of horses. rTL T n his private car yesler-bstii- s .aa driven to the grand aland ato. theheteam of Ed Carter of this speaking over, ha was .k" tom 4,tJ Ba,ke Burnetts dashing no time was lost in getting lil!3'1111, Burke Burnett, owner of across n'n,'h the river In r . t,jm nlBr rnpijjln mu etoit ? ear tent 1 v- - -- a Fort Worth, Texas, April suite of rooms on the parlor fliir in the Hotel Wurth, in this city, the seat of the Unit id Htatea government hs . In the been temporarily alsience of the President, who Is burning coyotes and jack rabbit reserover in the vation in Oklahoma, his official business ia given alienism by Secretary Lieli. Most of the business will be aeted upon by the secretary and diin rected to various Washington where it originated. That which requires the pcr-on-al will have to wait of the until Thursday, for il is not until then that communication will he had with the hunting party. After delivering into the fiaiiilM of westtha ern Iriends who have undertaken to tiirnihb him wiih wholesale for a few days, the officials bearded the aperial and returned to this city. Il reached here at it a. ni. anil at 10 . m. the party went to tbc hotel and tqiened Il had been expected there would be an accumulation uf mail, but for some reason the local pout office forwarded it to Fredrick. Oklahoma, it was necessary tu telegraph for the ret lira uf the mall and most of it. will not arrive until tomorrow. In the meantime ihe offieial party ia enjoying a rent. Secretary Isieb expects to receive Word front the President- tu run tha special trstn to Frederick on Thura-Isand that on that day start fur western Colorado, to which point the President will go for the purpose of finding larger game than abounds on lite Reil River. According to present plan the public part of the trip west Is ended. It Im in not expected any stops will made until the train reuclic Colorado Springs, and then a stop of two hours Im necessary, but nut lor the will purpose of speech making. rstsl-lished- Kiowa-t'oinam-h- suH-rvs-Ur- ITi-shle- RESERVOIR BURST WAS FORESEEN heart-breakin- Isar g Knew hat lernblo Catastrophe would Hosult From Hurried Work. Both Engineers and Workmen I d s a Chief of Comanches Ssat of Government Hat Been Tiano (erred to That City With Loch in Charge. A perform- ance of Korsakoff s oikts Kasches" was given by conservatory siudcuis at i lie Kotnisayt-vsk-i theatre this afternoon, before a cro ded audience w hich called the composer before ilie curtaiu and greeted hint with a wild ovation. Flowers fell In showers from all pans of 'be house and many wreath were presenied to the cWKiaer. Speeches were delivered exprevir.g sympathy wiih Korsakoff, who was removed from his pnifessorsbip in the conservatory because of his attitude toward the striking student a. The police tried to Mnp ihe demons! rations by lowering the fire proof curtain and then rluared the building. There was another gnat workmen's demonstration today si the Smolensk cemetery, where revolutionary pamphlet were distributed bniiideasl, Cossacks dispersed the crowd. Heriims disturbance by students are reported from TauihorL col-irw- Lit-ic- ki' April 9. rvit-rsbur- that Madrid, April 9. II appear underneath the foundation., of the reservoir which gave way wiih such disastrous results on Saturday were water pipe used to supply thn palace H - stated that ami old Madrid. this was the raue of the subsidenen and not. tho surface of flip ground, whieh, when test wore made, sank only eleven millimetres. The vault was built or cement wil'd iron girders, nk were also tho supporting columns. The first fall caused all the pillar to henii and he end of the iron work to stretch, resulting in a general and uniform collapse. These explanation. however, cannot lie considered - y aa final. Madrid newapapeis publish aoer-lion- s that the disaster had been by engineer aa well a liy workmen. Ii is now recalled that, the had condition of the soil on which the reservoir was constructed caused keen opjHMiliun and numerous criticisms when ilie scheme was being discussed fore-RtH- in the t'ortc. Workmen who have been questioned say that they were compelled tu build too rapidly-- n il it materials so defective that a disaster was bound to happen. incidents and Many painful scenes are reported and many of those who were rescued alive have gone mad. A huge crowd stood around the scene throughout the night watching the attempts at resrue in the light of huge electric lamp. Crowds of workmen and women carto rying flags forced nil the ihcatr-rclose Saturday night. King Alfonso hail a telephone wire laid from tho scene of the disaster to the palace anil was kepi constant ly informed. The king again visited the hospitals this morning. Home of the injured have died. One body wsa recovered from the ruin during the niglil, hut. none later. Heveu hundred workmen are engaged in rlearlng the debris. During the day students and workmen paraded the streets rolled-ln- g money for the families of victims of iho disaster. Tho public ia contributing freely. The governor of Madrid hs a great popular demonstration of Ynoiirning whieh tho workmen wished to organize, but- hs received the delegates of Hie workmen's associations whom he informed that a street procession would be permitted under certain restrictions. lieari-iemlin- g - KILLED BY n y ly raised by Rojretvensky's success in penetrating the North China Hea, and the prospect of a naval battle, even with the odds against a Russian victory which would change the entire complexion of the situation has aroused something like enthusiasm In many Russian breasts. Some naval officers express the opinion that Rojestvensky having now safely navigated the stralta. Instead of sailing north to meet the can afford to calmly await Nehogatoff wHh hla division of the squadron, who could arrive there The Russian In about three weeks. admiralty on Sunday received a long hut no Indispatch from Hinsspore, timation a to it" contents has been The papers Riven th newspapers. Singapore Sunday morning printed without comment, the dispatrhr the one This Svlet being exception. paper view the news from Rojestvensky as an auspicious prelude to a decisive battle which may show that over Rojestteusky still shines tho helped him, when a happy car which In lieutenant to save the fragile Vf-stwith a Turkish an iitieijital conflict The Svlet exprease the battleship. hope (list Rojcrivenaii' g reatiued lo Morning wor-hippo- ra vice opened. Tho service were oiened by the siuging of Wo Thank Thee, Oh God, hone-whippe- apology." President Kimball dcnnnuced President Smith' critics as traitois to the church, and added: "If yu want to go to hell, black your Issits and go like a gentleman, not like a traitor." Apostle Hyrum Mack Smith, son of President Joseph F. Hmlih, also, attacked the critics of the church, especially newpsper writers, snd said ITcsident Roosevelt was (diUgt-- tu have a guard when he traveled because of the lilieloua sUtttMnmla and cartoons about him in the A piile Hmlih said further: "in President Ruooevell we have a friend and ho lias friends among the Halms. y s. And we will lie - fi-- - (Continued on Page Kight) FOREIGNERS BEAT OEE POLICE IN FATAL EIGHT Washington, (kmn., April 9. No perceptible change has taken place In Ihe condition ef United Htalre Senator Orville II. Platt in the twenty-fou- r hour ending at 8 p. nt, according to the bulletin from the sick room issued tonight. This means, in the opinion of the physician, that the senator is holding hjy own against the rather serious aspect of the recurrent attack of bronchial pneumonia. During last night Senator Platt had six hours' uf sleep made up of half hour naps. turn the tables and that even In case of defeat some of hla vessels will be able to break through and reach the Japan 8e. STRIKERS SEIZE TRAIN. Petersburg. April in, 12:40 a. from the Caucasus Dispatches paint the railway situation there In HI. m. alarming colors. The authorities it is represented are afraid to run trains at. night, lest they be wrecked. Striktrains and ing section hands seize line travel up and down the forcing other employes to cease work. DUEL IS OFF. Rt. Petersburg, April 10. 12:40 a. m. Tbs proposed duel between Captain chief dado, formerly Rojestvenskys aide to tactician, and Captain Zllntti, Admiral Arellan, head of tho Russian admiralty department, has failed sat-to take place. Captain Cla.lo haring isfied by investigation that he had wrongly accused Captain Zillotti of responsibility for the publication of a Kojeatven. letter from upon him. sky seriously reflecting ibe amplest Captain Caliio has apology, completing the retraction by ia all publishing hisMttier of apology the papers printing the flr- -t s'ric-tureVice-Admir- off-re- Polish Woman Who Started Riot Calls Countrymen to Her Aid and Detectives are Driven Out of Town. Pittsburg, April 9. Three men were shot, one probably fatally, and one was injurc-- l in a riot at woman Schucnville, near McKees Rocks, today. The rioting was the result of a rlash between fifteen detectives and 1.200 of aliuut foreign rcsid-nt- a Hchojtevllle. Tho injured are: Harry Isikasrhcw-k- l, aged 24, shot; An exact estimaifl of the rg It Is stated that still there were 23i men in the lower part of Hie reservoir, all of whom were Is impo-Kilil- o. killed. RAILROAD MEET. EXECUTIVES Consider Text of Recent Railroad Commission Bill. mny die. Edward Rider, asisiant chief of police of McKees Rocks; hit on head n Beattie. Wash., April fi.-with brick and seriously injured. of I). Farrell, to assistant J. Nnme f third man not known. IrcsidcnL Hill, of the Great Northern, Mrs. Agnes Kadna, a Polish woman, In after an absenre of more over whose arrest the Hot stalled, thanHealth, two month lo the cast, wav toIn the scuffle but was briil-e- d day marked hy a moral gathering of traffic official., for the purThe riot was a climax uf a aerie of of considering the text of the smaller riots at Schoneville recently. pose railway commission bill, passed by During the arrest of some coni pick- the recent legislature. The meeting ers last Friday hy railroad detec- was executive and was participated tives Mrs. Sadna Interfered and caus- in by traffic officials from all over ed a small riot. The detective were tin Pacific coast. Another meeting driven out of town. Today the detec- will he heid in Spokane in a few days. tives went in force to arreat Mrs. Nothing uf a definite nature was given child out a Sadna. . With her to the detail of the conferIn her arms she attempted to fight ence. the posse and railed to her countrymen for assistance. The officers, after taking the woman into custody SUICIDE OF BANKER'S DAUGHTER were surrounded by a crowd of men 9. Miss New York, April Mary woo used as weapons bricks, beer of Robert M. CallCallaway, daughter stone rescued snd and clubs bottle, Naher. The posse finally was allowed to away, president of the Merchants' tional bank and a director in many town. of out get hersslf in railway compnnie. killed her room at the IloU-- l Seville here VALENCIA RIOTS OVER. Tiis d io-da- Mii-Gallsway, who had suffered from (tyspepria. for never.il year, was attended by two trained nurse. On Madrid. April 9. King Alfonso, ac- of these was engaged in hanging in a warUinlie when she companied by Honors Montlcgnl and some clothes of a shot an-l- , turnCobian. respectively, minister of war heard the soii.-Ml-- s Callaway, and marine and their suite, left to- ing to the bed, saw bad who been stu up with the where propped sitting Valencia, for night dents' ktiike ha ended, ibuiigU there pillows, fall over. She had .hot herwere disorders Saturday night, when self through the mouth, death being the students burned several tramway instantaneous. Mite Callaway was 21 due to l.'list Cars. Energetic police measures lime year old. . is believed ii have liecn taken ami It is expected that, cuiiiinueii i'of llu. htiictds. the king will luj warmly welcomed. been tin.- Alfonso Leaves Madrid City. For That s - A I for a Prophet," and the Invocation wss pronounced by Elder Collins llslkes of Arizona. The choir ang "Itotiae All Ye Portals," and President Smith asked all those who were seated to crowd clu together and give rests to the hundred who were When still standing in the aisles. the ronfualon had lierome quieted ha read the announcements for the day, one for a great overflow ucluiling meeting to bo held in thn Assembly Hull, concurrent with the Tala-mariservice in the afternnou. lie aid he was, delighted to see the interest nisiiifested by the vast congregation and dnlre.l that the same calm, peaceful spirit that had characterised all the other meetings of the would characterize that meeting. Thus far, he dOid, T do not tiiinlr thi eonforence ba ever been surpassed or iho number in attendance and lor the interest manifested in the work, and in the warmth of fellowship that has born shown here. 1 pray that that spirit of fellowshln may extend to the uttermost, part of lo hle-- a the Latter-Da- y the enrth. 1 Kalnts and I cry for the blessings upon the heads f all people who have in their heart the derive to establish peace and good will in all the world. I pray for the prosperity of .inn snd for thn government of tha Unit cl Hlntes. We have been loyal to our church, our Htate. our Nation. We offer defiance .tu the world to Wo. propose prove the contrary. tu continue this loyallty to our peo-pie, lo our Slate, and to our Nation, to the end. Ul every officer bo loyal lo hi office in tin- church and to hL calling. May Gin! bless you and may peace abide in your hearts, is my prayer in the numa of Jesus, amen," Aporile George A. Smith Mid that Ihe meetings of lint conference had brought, unlimited Joy and satisfaction lo every heart, lie snid that ITeaidcnt Smith, in the opening Nervine had likened the church to a man, a man in whom mental and physical powers are in harmony, lie pleaded fur absolute harmony in the church, and said that there could not be per- e d lsittcr-Da- Session. A' slight shower arose a few min utes before the morning sea-io- n of conference liegan yesterday and thouscurwere sent sands of rying to the Tabernacle, which was crowded to suffocation when the ser- lint his children obey him, and he is a man of God and needs no new-paper- crowded d vice-Ad-mir- a wa h h HOPE RISES HIGH IN RUSSIAN BREASTS just as the world expects to hear the call to quarters for the greatest naval battle of modern times. Certainly the spirit of the war party has been great- and aa in the Tiber-naolc- , the closest attention was giveA the apeaker. Bait Lake City, Utah, April 9. The annual conference of the Mormon church closed today after the membership had unanimously voted it tho bret conference In the history of the church. Thoc who recently hate attacked the church and Its lenders wore referred to in an address by J. Golden Kimuall, one of the first cvcn presidents of Hcrcntles, who said: "If It were nut for Joseph F. Smith, a man uf God, who real ruin bis children, snd they are obedient to tht'ir father, 1 want to tell you that there will be aome men here seventy-fift- MAYOR WILL SEEK AID OF ARBITRATION PLATT HOLDS HIS OWN. n Unanimously Voted to Have Been Best in History of Church Enemies of the Church Denounced' true to him anil true to Old Glory bePresicause we are a true people. dent Roosevelt will give ua a square HOME AGAIN. We will do all we ran to sustain President Roosevelt, for we are Washington, April 9. Mrs, Roose- true to him snd we will dcinontrste velt and three of her children who il is the future as we have in the have I men away on a short cruise In 111." Florida waters returned to Washington today. (Special to tho Morning Examiner.) Halt iJtke City.' April 9. Figuratanively speaking, the seventy-fiftnual conference of the Church of Jesn Christ of ihriter-DaSaint, at the Tabernacle in Balt Lake, chi' ed last night tn a hlaxu of glory. While there was delivered to the people of the church, no revelation or manifesto, as Ihnnsajids thought to them,' the spirit Dunns's First Act Will Bs to En- would be delivered of worship and fallhfnlnesa shown in deavor Settlement ef Montgomall uf the meeting of the conference, ery Ward Strike. and the spirit of unity that was manifested at all of Ihe meetings, tendiM determinChicago. HU.. April 9.-- A to bring the people closer together, ed effort to settle by arhltratkm the and to make them feel eon more unitstrike of the gsrmcnl workers snd ed than in Iho past. teamsters employed by Montgomery Tho rinsing Sunday afterWard A company la being made. noon was n magnificent one in point Judge Edward F. Ihinne, who will of attendance and tlm great Taberassume the office of mayor tomorrow, nacle wss crowded to ihe dims, stated tonight tfint one of hla first every alle contained hundred of offlcisl arts would Im to endeavor to standing people, and a great overabout amicable an adjuatment bring flow meeting was addressed in the of the difficulty. Assembly Hall. This building, too, While peace plans were being today, the local unions of the express driven throughout the city met and decided to refuse tomorrow to handle any goods belonging to the firm of Montgomery Ward ft cumin ny. The employers, however, declare ificy will have sufficient nonunion help on hand tomorrow. Tho Chfrago Federation of derided today to appropriate $2,500 a week for the garment workers while the strike la on. Thia makes a total of $3, ink) that th strikers will receive from outside source. LOCOMOTIVE. Atchison, Ka.. April 9. A. B. Hymn, founder of the Hymn Wholesale Grocery company of thin city, oils of the oldest snd wealthiest concern in the west, wss run over and killed by a locomotive at Hot Springs. Ark, where be had gnne for hi health, to a niesage received here today. 8ym was 73 years old. Ho came west to Sr. Joseph in 1833. of Cap-tsiHe was the father-in-laA. Rowan, noted as the man who carried the message to Garcia" durwar. ing the Spanlsh-America- IS NOW THE CAPITAL . PROFESSOR y ! WORTH TO EXPELLED IN SESSION V 4. OVATION OF WOMEN M ai PRICE FIVE CENTS , , |