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Show ME MOBNIXG EXAMINEE: OGDEN, CTAII, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 11, 1905. BURIAL OF THE DEAD. ROOSEVELT WAS CLOSELY GUARDED Surrounded by Police as He Drove Through the Leaders Protest Streets of Chicago-Lab- or Against the Use of Troops. Marquette, Kansas. Has CASSINI Suspended Business. Marquette, Ksn.. May 10. Writes Mrs. W. McRoberts. Business has been suspended here pending the burial of the tornados victims. Jhe '11 continue f unrrals began today and fur me next two or litre days. Thers have been no further deaths. Lou Switzer, the engine watchman, whose three grown daughters were killed in the tornado, ha. disappeared and his friends fear that he has lost his mind. INDICTED SAVED HY LIFE PE-RU-N- A Bra, W, McHouerta, Minn, writes aa follow i; 11 I ted perfectly wtU terrh. I did ae you to and took Pernna and kammfi Tba third of March I to a baby gin era both well and hapovi tbaakful to very you and'pjm aaved my life ! recommit to everyone end cannot pZZ? nd IN COLORADO For Having Cut and Removed 100, MO Railroad enough. I send yon my own and J babya picture, fche i and good. She la a Pernna bJT I have such good health now do all my housework and tlv. care of my Uby and ftwl ao Jg? There ere three or four of Russian Ambassador Tine. Has Been Transfer- Cheyenne, Wyo., May 10- - J- - C. Teller. of Colorado, was indicted here tojury on day by the federal giand charges of having cut and removed 1(10,000 railroad ties from government land In this state. red to Madrid. Washington, May 10. Ccunt Cas--I since It did me ao much good stub the Kueaian ambassador to this almost , fierce strict, to attack, gath-Japsnes. lice and special guards began Mato some transferred been has country order Though railroad parade prevails. er around the Northwestern drid. lie will be eucceeded here by hand 1 too NO PETITION FOR ARBITRA- depot. No opportunity waa given for complain that Tzerpltsky Baron Roaen, until recently Rursian too stern, the soul hla orders crowdi heavy, of any the gathering TION. minister at Tokio. Count Cassini war of the station, of this warlike corps la its commander wfihin a blink offered the ambassadorship to Madrid and the result of hia strictness are that announced they While the in. police May Chicago, Representstwo month ago cad accepted it. He whatsoever patent. fives of labor have abandoned anticipated no trouble will leave in June for his new post The troop oa the posit ama. officers while the chief executive was a guest their plan of petitioning President The successful cruise of Admiral of the city, they nevertheless took all included, are now living in tents, var Roosevelt while In Chicago today, 1 fleet to the Fur East. Cat-sithe considerations rendering to uae hla good office In bringing possible precautions. thinks, will prolong the war InThe police were joined at the rail- bousing of the men In huts Impracticabout a settlement of the strike. definitely and Count Casaini derided of the This afternoon C. P. Shea, presi- way station by two troopa from the able, though the dampness tnat be would assume his new mission are E. conditions Colonel and the climatic ground under Illinois first of Teamsters cavalry dent the Union, some time In the fall life not under to favorable the were form C. to who especially guard said: Young, ' Seven years In a country as the perwoodA esnvas. discomfort deal of Stout of great the not will "President Roosevelt presidential party. sonal representative of one's soveren railings and heavy ropes had been ia the result. Difficulties in provisbe asked to arbitrate the strike. ambassador today, eign. said the None of the committee appointed put up within the depot Itself to keep ioning the troop, due to various eon makes one more thaa a friend of that back even those whose entry had been plications which cannot he touched upwill call on him. We do not see country one com? to feel almost a what good it will do labor to ak by special ticket only. The wrui lull- on, add to the onerounss of life, but I part of the country. Regret is not a the President to arbitrate the ing of persons approaching the depot with the advent of settled weather-strong enough word to characterize I zUU extended closest to those bearing decided betterment uf conditions may strike." one feeling at 'eaving. I leave In MRS. W. McROBERTS. Northwestern tickets and who Intend- ue looked for. At that time, too, the a ed to lake various trains. Washington and elnewhere throughout The nu- present era of skirmishand your great country many warm end When a mother ia healthy, hr chilA mother love her children ud merous riots during the sirlke had ing and reconnaissance work may he Chicago, May 10. President Roose- made those dear friend. My work here ha been for the visit of expected to give way to really serious are dren priaea everything that pro repons!ble naturally healthy. velt's train armed at the Chicago and the President determined to of absorbing interest ax la shown by take operations, A healthy mother la calm, aerene, tecta them. Northwestern train depot a few min- no chances of office tenure of my and, unusually long tny mishap. A great many mothers have loud strong, cheerful. utes after noon and was met by keenly aa 1 desire to get once more THREATS ARE MADE A mother afflicted with eyatemlo ca- that their rarest protection against an Graeme Stewart and other members in close touch with European affalri, BHOOTINQ IN CHICAGO. of the reception committee. President tha vie latitudes of children1 disease! j, 8t.Petorsburg.May 10, 8 p. m. Very tarrh la fretful and nervous. That Factories of Moscow Will Be grave reports are current In this dry I cannot but feel a genuine sorrow at Roosevelt and party Immediately Thla makes tha children lick and Pernna. aside the laying ' Burned. interesting problems ' s to the extent of the massacre of which have started for the Auditorium Annex. Negro Strike Breakers Are Bet Upon All mother who art la doubt ai my attention weakly. engaged Jews at Zhitomir, the number killed President Roosevelt was given a nd Injured. nature of their owe allmentt, of the many I have spent the and very the health ! Pervaa day pro protecta 10. meet-Moscow, May A: a large ' nr wounded now being placed a high here." hearty welcome by Governor Deneen, the tn the homo toe many little derangement, to nku motet by harmony tng of the workmen here, which wax as 200, but precise Information in Mayor Dunne, delegations from the tha mother atrong and tree the children are aubject, an iaviut a ID. The labor leadera attended by delegates from St. Petersmaking May Chicago, interior of minister IroThe the the Hamilton and the lacking. Merchants, write to Dr. Hartman for tree medka from nervonaneaa. COLON LABORERS STRIKE. to President burg and a number of masked man. lute railed for a detailed report which quois dub, a number of aldermen and prepared a petition Mothers all over the land are tha beat stfkfcfe tomorrow. other city officials. The streets through Roosevelt, protesting against the call- It waa decided to proclaim a three expected Address Dr. S. B. Hartman, Preaideu friends of Pernna. Grievances Before the Britwhich the President's carriage passed ing of United Slates troops and stated day' strike lp connection with labor Dispxtcbca are being held up. Tel- Lay Their ish Consul. Peruna protecta the little ones, alto, ot Tho Hartman Sanitarium, Colombo were lined with police and men in that all the union asked for la arbitra- day. May 14th. It waa further deter- egram sent by the Associated Press and ahlekia them horn the many little Ohio. All correspondence strictly uniform and plain clothes mingled tion as provided In their contracts. mined to nerve freah demands upon the to Zhitomir remain unanswered. out it that The 9. with they gave intimation allmentt to whkh they ere atihiecL Island employer! the Colon, employer coupled May Fifty Inagua with the crowd everywhere. There were 450 policemen along the drive did not think It advisable to present that if they were not complied with (Bahamas) contract laborers who were brought here on the American steamer .from the Northwestern depot to the thalr aide of the controversy to the inside of twelve hours the destruction This fact changed the of the factories by fire would follow. Advance laat Friday and who were deAuditorium and an equal number on President. tailed to work at the Colon reservoir, the parade from the hotel to the Ham- plana of the officers of the union and The meeting separated after a song two miles back of Monkey Hill station ilton dub. In addition to these there they decided to present the petition ending with the refrain, "Not from were over fifty detectives, who follow- if they got a chance, but not to ask the the emperor, but from our own obstinately refuse to work, claiming to try to effect a settlement strength cornea our succor to us. The that they have to work In mud swamps ed the President's carriage and President I song was sung to the music of Marthat their huta are not fit to live In watched the crowds closely for any of tha airlke. In spite of the atilke leaden, aoma tin Luthers well known hymn, E!n and that their food la unsatisfactory. disturbances. tooccurred encounters and Shooting Feate Burg Lat Unser Gott. The islanders marched in a body yesChief of Police O'Neill preceded the men attacked Six , President's procession In a carriage day. terday to the British consulate and As teamsters a in street. result 8tate laid complaints before the vice-- consul, GREAT GOLD PRODUCTION. and personally supervised the arIf you want a petticoat that is of the disturbance, Joseph Btewart, Into who la looking their alleged rangements and saw that the streets ' In . waa .. ahot man, men In the meantime the were clear. In the advance of the line colored grievances ana Northwest Will Produce Ala,K absolutely safe, durable, The canal authorities are are Idle. of carriages were fifty mounted police, the leg and slashed with a razor and Millions, John Hit how, 'colored, waa badly cut. j to labor difficult for obtain It the pick of the department. finding cheap and Behind the presidents carriage rode E. M. Hubbard, a white man, was also that locauty. 10. A. P. Beattie, Wash., May Wing, two cub The men who caused the disturb- United States In eight detective sergeants aaaayer, states from inBEET COMPANY MEETS. carriages. They were the President's ance escaped. formation hr baa received from Alasbefore another this affray Shortly This body guard personal body guard. ka and the Northwest this territory the winter the was chosen by Chief O'Neill. They disturbance occurred at almost Americans Returns Ar Bald to Be output in gold from th -- BUY-r; Albert same place. Charles Frasier, a non- northern wore silk hats and Prince : Disappointing. will this total year country union colored man, waa shot In the coats. more. If Bo not this $22.0ofl,000, far The disOne hundred and fifty policemen thigh and badly wounded. New York, May 9. Stockholders of winter he has not heard any unfavorthe American Beet Sugar company, at guarded the depot upon the arrival of turbances required fifty policemen to able reports from any section In which Fitting the President and 75 men were sta- quell. their annual meeting ia Jersey pity, rej mining Is being carried on. From the the streets tioned in the surrounding elected the old board of directors with Klondike alone, Mr. Wing predicts an depot, keeping the crowds In line and the exception of Geo. Foster Peabody, from ten to twelve millions, of output ready as a reserve force in case of any who was succeeded by Charles Jones. on balance from the the camps coming 150 disturbance. Another squad of 10. A large and InThe report of the auditor showed the May Shanghai, American the side. men had command of the Auditorium fluential meeting of Chinese mer- profits for nine months ending March Hotel and vicinity. chants held here today pretexted vig- Slit, the dsts of the flacal year havNEW MONTANA RAILROAD. Although the route! had been kept orously against the proposed new Chi- ing been changed, lo be 5191,262, and secret and the ntreets cleared for n 10. A billings nese excluion recently discussed In the net aurplus $191,352. Butte. Mont., May block from the atatlon, the police corA statement given out by tha directthe United States. Telegrams on the dispatch to the Miner say: don lining certain ntreets gave the the line of railroad subject were sent to Yuan Shi Kai, ors declared the returns were disapof The survey crowd sufficient clue. The sidewalks which will extend from Brldger to the viceroy of Chill province and Chou pointing of the lack of rain In along the line of march were packed Beer Creek coal district will begin to- Fou. viceroy of Nan Kin, and it waa solidly with people, for the most part morrow. It ia said that contracts for unanimously decided to boycott the .workingmen. grading the roadbed will be let within American goods until the term of the EMERGENCY HOSPITAL AT FAIR. The route was through the wholeThe n fortnight and nctual construction proposed treaty are modified. sale district, except for the last few e e Portland, May 10. Dr. F. A. J. will begin about June lat. The Bear merchants guilds throughout the Mocks, and it was not until Jackson haa been appointed medical diin Creek coal district la one of the beat Empire are urged to Boulevard was reached that anything We can fit yon at a minimum rector for the Lewis and Clark ExposiIn the state and covers at present over the movemenL but workingmen and women's faces a Two staff of tion. and are acres. owners The surgeons 10,000 principal were seen. There was no demonstratrained nurse will assist the medical the Amalgamated Copper company, price of tion of any kind, but good will along director during the Exposition period. th. Northwestern Improvement Coal the entire route. Many of fhe buildAn emergency hospital will be es) company, the Montana Coal It Iron ings were decorated with flags whlla on the grounds, in a building comtablished Coal International the company, work-era were waved by the other flags now being constructed for tha purpoae. comCoal Bear the Creek and pany within. The route taken to the The Exposition officials are taking pany. The road will be completed, it hotel was almost the only one by this precaution to provide against say In and Is beMevcd. the autumn, early of which the President could have reachemergency that may arise, though It is It will he extended to city. ed there without passing under the not regnred an likely that there will elevated railways numerous times. be any great need for nuch a bospitaL If you buy it once, you buy it NEGROE8 PROTEST. This was avoided hy the police nr At expositions held in the East nngements, which were carried out (Correspondence of Associated Pres.) there have been a number of prostraChicago, May 10. More than l.Ofifl admirably. Gun Shu Fasi, April 22. Day after tions, from the heat. Oregons mild cliOn the way to Chicago the presi- day, since his aasumptioa of the com- negroes have sstemblcd at the Bethel mate gives promise of a very low pert church, and adoptdent mads three speeches in Illinois mand, General Linevitch goes steadily African Methodi--rend of heat resolution centage prostrations; by Mrs. Ida Wells today, one at Dixon, one at Sterling atiout the Inspection of troops, both ed In fact, the Barnett protesting against the action physicians scarcely nd one at Dekalb. At Dixon, he Mid: those on the and the unit of the More drivers union, any, but they will be ready In expect department "It U a great pleasure for me tn arriving from Russia. which the resolution asserted circulatcase their service are needed. There be with you here in Illinois again and Mounted oa a smallEuropean wear- ed a 'hlundorniis'' letter agaln-- t negro sorrel la also much leas liability of accidents to he traveling through what la. In very ing an old overcoat devoidhorse, of embroi- drivers, declaring them to bo "loafer at their exposition, owing to the subone of of the the garden spots truth, dery and trappings, and with only the not willing to work. stantial character of the buildings and world. I cannot say how impressed I simplest indication of rank. Linevitch was denounced ns the fact that no Intramural railway la Thl charge wonderful and with the am beauty accompanied by his adjutant, two op willful and mallciqu falsehood urged required. of thl luxuriant fertility country of derlies and the chiefs of the reviewed An ambulance wagon of the latest men who proved their value yours here, and I do not know that It troops, but almost without further against their lives to obtain work pattern will be provided, manned by is especially to your credit that you suite, ride iking company after com- hy ri.klr also called upon the a hospital corp selected by Adjutant-Generare pretty good citixens. I would be pany, battery after battery, finding The resolutions William Flnxer of tha Oregon mayor to "save hard working citizen ashamed of you if you were not. While something to say to each, sometimes a from that kind of protection which let National Guard, from among hia beat I congratulate you upon all your pro- jest, hometimes a reproof, recognising men. free ami ends the victim ducts of farms and factory, yet I con- here and there veterans, not only of the rioter go and Omaha, May 10. The Bee quotes to the jells hospital. Prexhlent Roosevelt as making the em gratulate you most upon the fact that the Chinese expedition, but also of the RAMMED A VESSEL. s pliatic statement that he will not he you seem to be raising a Turkestan esmpaign. This simplicity Moscow, May 9. The Zematvo con a candidate for It type of young Illinois citizens here. and the falih the soldiers have In the says: president. after resolving Victoria, B. C., May 10. Chargea "You are authorized to state that I Illinois 1 indeed fortunate In Its edu- lighting ability of Papa" Linevltcn grcaa closed today have been forwarded to Ottawa hy the lower house of the proposed will not that cational system. he candidate for the a again make a mu-- t Inspiring impression on national assembly be elected by uniJohnston of the river steamer His remarks at Sterling were as fol- the of Ihu United States, Captain Regularly, at the termin- versal suffrage, and that the upper office ofarepresident Mount Royal, through the Merchant lows: "In greeting all of yon, I know al iontroops. no on statement. iiere this i string Gen. Linevitch constat of delegates from autonomous of the service Guild of Victoria, alleging that I mean it. that the others will not object to my gathers abimt review, him the chief of the Institutions. Captain Bonser, a rival skipper of the a "1 of word made acknowledge- various my speech at Denver tying special and In brief, inHaxelton. and maliciously ment to the men of the Grand Armv. it cisive purpose of convincing the people rammed hideliberately A WOMAN'S BACK. nd quaint words sets vessel on the Skeena rivla to them that we owe the fact that forth his of my earnest npa in regard to th of the situation of opinion electric date performed er, and also at a we have a country at all. Mr comthe condition of the troops The Aches and Pains Will Disappear matter of railroad legislation. I will a similar act on pat the Ramona in the rades of the Grand Army, I want to affair, not be satisfied with comproml-tAdvice order of and any hi This suggesIf nd tha demand, fcraaer river. Further charges have Ogden Hint does not bring relief to tha peosay something that I know will please tion for improvement, lie usee no for1 Citixan Is Followed. been made that Captain Bonner enyou. I have juat come hack from a pretty phrases, full of the promise ple from the conditions that now exist deavored to Induce one hia crew nf nf In the course which I went to which ihe officers were formerly actrip A woman's back has many arhea in regard to transportation affairs In to remove aids to navigation In order for MU through the state of Texas and you customed, hut the language of a Bol- and pains. the country. No compromise to precipitate dixaster to a rival would feel more than justified for your din " from will be determinacongress accepted Most times tls the kidneys fault. r, breathing strength, lights each effort! to have onre more made this tion, Thl 1 Roosevelt's reply Arm faith and fuil realisation Backache Is really kidney ache; nation whole if you could see how that hi task Is most difficult and a Bee nf of to the on representative That's why Doan's Kidney Tllla cure Terrible plagues, those Itching, pescompletely whole it was, for the vet- heavy, that the work for him and hi It. special train a It journeyed across tering diseases nf the skin. Put an erans who wore the blue and the vet- subordinates is coloseal. statements Published Nebraska. to end to misery. Doan's Ointment cure. Many Ogdon women know this. erans who had worn the gray Vxl tha1. howeffort the the president would he At any observer, Read what one has to say about it Even the drug store. there, shoulder to shoulder, to greet ever, can note decided changes for the Mr. M. A. Cragum. of 2911 Lincoln foici-- to accent a renominatlon by the the president of their common better in comparison with the Kuropat Ave.. says: For a great many years people who would be aroused to that CALLAHAN 0USTE3. filling all kin regime. Jealousy and bickering I suffered from a persistent aching pitch by the failure of congress to enhave noticeably decreased. There Is across the loins and through the kid- act remedial legislation waa shown Kansas City, Mo., Mav 10. The Homake PEACE FOR THE DAY. him. He expre-se- d oil hlmxelf moat em- tel and Restaurant apparently less of the spirit of ney. At limes my back was so International Almore subordination and that I could not turn In bod. and bad that was not he to be phatically liance and the Bartender association gohome are no ing up or down stairs was a torture. Suggestion swayed from hia determination by any today sustained the decision of the exe10. Promises of "team work." Chicago, May easy vance the end subordiud frowned be no that upon A made him. nf and friend might for Presi order longer the mine told me about Doan'i peace today, cutive in committee CalJohn ousting dent'a day, were made by both aides in nate. with a plan or criticism. Is given Kidney PHI, and I got a box at 8. V matter In what disguise they came. lahan of Hartford, Conn., as president electric the teamster strike. The Employers a hearing. Badeon's drug store, 2421 Washington the International oj and installbody made TRIAL HOCH. The OF by impression Ave. reduce to decided trip On using them I Teaming company Iming ts hts successor Timothy J. SulIts teaming delivery operations for to- along the positions now occupied is proved until the backachesteadily livan of Boston, who was elected first and headIs to difficult It believe teamsters The astounding. has council Joint ache were relieved, and I could day. Chicago, May 10. At the trial of vice president at Rochester last May. well shud to my household duties without attend voted against a general strike, and that the well clothed, Inrou Johann Hoch, Dr. Oscar determined that no further- sympa- troop, hearty in spirit, and even gay venlence. I consider Doans Kldnev "Bluebeard" CARNEGIE FOUNDATION. Lodke. wlm held the poat mortem exthetic movement should be made ex- of face, are the ame men who, a PUia the beat remedy for A! ony. X. Y, May 30. The POWER kidney com- amination over the body of Mra.Walck-cr-llocmonth In to underwent rase ago, of teamsters ordered urh $10. cept superdescribed minutely the ex- nnii ono Carnegie fond, lo establish make deliveries to boycotted house, human hardships and the supreme test plaint." a For sale by all dealers. Price 50 amination. On crox examination he In which event Individuals retiring pension fond for college teach-rr;- should of a mortifying defeat. cent. Foster-MllbuCo., Buffalo. Admitted at the time of the first exIn the corps of Gcr. Tzerpltky, X. walk out. forma'ily Incorporated today Y sole agenta for the United amination be R. & CAMPBELL, Manager thought he detected signs with the secretary of state. The name Long before the time set for the ar- which, holding the extreme south- States. kidney iioiihle. Later, however, he or the corporation it the Carnegie rival of the spH-la- l train bearing Pres- western angle of the positions iroun-r. Remember '" Wok-leu- . ,U(j Iofas corn iin .! that there were no ident Roosevelt and bia rounds' Inn. It the officer ia In ylikitflnil tha hnnt of U take other. of nucn di.eeJa New York City. . principal Rumors iiihat are Injured Killed in Riots. . TO BOYCOTT LADIES non-unio- n non-unio- n GLOVE . FITTING Chinese Merchants are to Fight Any New Exclusion. Glove THE ELITE Mao-Kenxi- Chi-nex- Gm. Linevitch Has RAILROADS Restored the Spirits His Men. $1.50 and Up I Roosevelt Will Not Be Satisfied With a Compromise. n al "C Oil ? Coal Use Why first-clas- fo-t- he When you can have $1.50 per month the first light and $1.00 for additional lights Ire-.ldun- t y the trouble of and lamps with for the women at light hy using Save HIM h. o n-..- -.-. dv w -- 4 a LIT I) it J |