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Show ADVERTISE in examiner the UTAH WEATHER FORECAST BRICE IT CHARGEE, IT IS ADVERTISING medium THE EXAMINER INDICATIONS 2?eet THEEw that be snow there will U!achesCthe county as well subscrir-ar.'ooST- our are TUESDAY; FAIR WEATHER. WEDNESDAY TO AO PRICE FIVE CENTS street, fiaace ot Mias Ratal, use cut ambassador, ie stated to be et the head of the revolution. ' Missionaries, traders and Orman HAS BEEN AkSESTED employed ai the Ping Hung coal mines, have all fled u Shanghai, where American. British. German to Be Pereen Who Shot and Japanese gunboats acre stationBelieved ed. The rebel alirngth Is placed at Mecklm Has Flesh Wound lu.uOO. on Wrist. j'he revolution ia and not aimed against foreigner. The Chiaete government U moving from three provinces to the troops 7. A Jan. State Guthrie, Olds.. scene. The United States steam snip CAR EFFICIENCY BUREAU. Capital special from Fort He no raya: Helena. H. M. S Cadmus and Teal. Tfcs finding uf a khaki Jacket, one gunboat Voerwarts and JapFrom leave of which was covered Composed of Representatives with German anese gunboat Fuslilmn and Sumida, Western Roads. blood and by presumably punctured of have proceeded to Chang Sha. a bullet, led to tbe arrest title afterChicago. Jan. 7. As n menus of noon of Corporal Knowles nf tbe COAL AND ASPHALT LAND. relieving shortage of freight cars rep- Twenty-fiftinfantry, colored, on the of resentatives of n number of western charge of murderously assaulting Guthrie. Okla.. Jan. 7. The constiroads decided to form an organisa- Captain Edgar B. Macklln. tion to be known ns the car efficiofficer tutional contention today authorised arrested When the negro of ency bureau. The bureau la to was found to have a seven flesh the appointment of a segregated coal a concerted and systematic effort to wound on the wrist which he has and asphalt commission and defined increase the use of can now la ex- been treating himself for over three their duties. They are to investigate more upon istence, by insisting weeks. The wound in lhe wrist is the value and extent of the segregated rulton Foraker and Lodge waa not in and unloading my declared to have been inflicted by coal and asphalt lend in the Choctaw Antonio other nnd Washington, Jan. 7. Mr. Foraker, blrilw the and loading prompt T.Thu points Jan. Houston, and Chickasaw nations and make ne reviewing Mr. Lodge'a objection to sight. Prior to Mr. Lodge's was ing that extradition cannot be granted shippers and consignees. Bremen Pacific speech, went which bullet same slsed Southern the gf the for the purchase by the the Foraker resolution, declared tbe it had been Mr. Foraker- - intention to fob for political offenses has given new of the bureau The headquarters 1 noon sleeve of the jacket gutiattons the through formally called off of one Involved commisall two offer of The lands. a the substitute manstate for hie will own maiter be nil will be in Cbirago and it resoluquestions, which bore Knowles Initials. the aigntaf of an agreement life lo the revolutionary movement to the affray, tbe other of law tion. asking the committee on military sion Is a permanent one. It ie be- fact along the border, according to a Mex- aged by an executive committee of and General officers at the tort, and El ReThe br as .Mr. to to will President's affairs an the state the make condurt an Investigation into lieved attempt authority. superinFay and General ican prominent tn the movement, who whlrh Arthur Hale, general no police do not doubt that tbe r.egro tendent of transportation of the Bal- corporal is the one who. on the uighl to own and operate all of these segre- Foraker said he maa opposed to t..e ail of the matters pertaining to the Hunger W. o. Vanvleck tor the Ha was jailed on complaint of the Mexiboth In Brownsville on Terricoal lands the Indian Lodge position questions. affray. Thia, It la said, government nnd afterward re- timore A Ohio, ! rhatrman. 18th, called Captain gated roads affected hy the strike. can of December Mr. Foraker denied thm the power would have permitted an inquiry into VI HI the leased. Tonight he Informed the AsThose taking part in today's meet-lu- g Maeklaln to the back door and shdt tory. Vice Grand Chief W. H. of the President was deduced from the constitutional questions. Senators sociated Press that Juntas were being wera: Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineer him twice. what was the power of the command- who sought to end the controversy asJ. Kruttschnitt, Union Pacific and Timothy formed from Brownsville, Tex., to Maiter Knowles' to led which The d Jacket, er in chief of the British aruiy. It sumed that the military affairs comSTEAMER PANAMA e California. B. L. Wlnchell, Southern of Pacific; Brotherhood Sunfort near the the was found for must be deduced from the constituShea, mittee would have considered that the Rock Island; J. T. Harahan, Illin&ls arrest, two Firemen nnd Engineers. boys. day by IN SEVERE STORM tion of the United States. Tbe power constitutional and legal questions InB. at Burlingeffect went Into Harris, Central; George before n was Knowles The agreement given bearing the President derived from congress volved were for the deliberation of BOAT CAPSIZES AND ton; 8. M. Felton, Alton; A. J. Barl- ftilted States Commissioner Lowe at noon. It provide: waa bis legal power. It waa not neces- the Judiciary committee. A Ft. Paul; Milwaukee arbitrator three Chicago, ing, hour to of but board this Fort Reno tonight, up Mr. Foraker said he cared little for 1Adetermine sary, he said, to go to British preceBROWNED F. P. Ripley. Santa H. 1. Miller, SEVENTY ARE or not the whether (11:20 p. m.) it haa been Impassible (hall the phraseology, but he did object te dents to ascertain this power. conDeck on of Illinois. Movable A Eastern Ite Everything Chicago to learn the result. It was stated at Southern Paclllo abrogated There is no autocracy in this coun- Mr. Lodge's interpretation of tha subSteamer Was Washed Overboard. The subject of reciprocal demur- tr ton that he would bo taken cither tract with the firemen when It la try, said Mr. Foraker. not even In stitute prepared by Mr. Knox and ofj Life One Lest. and was the discussed 1, railway to El Reno or Guthrie tonight. A pair the commander in chief of the army. fered by the Massachusetts senator. signed the new agreement Maycom- Fishing Boat Containing 129 Persons rage men ontended tnat la practical effect of khaki trousers wae found in the The from the Chitose Struck by a All power Is derived from the const- This caused him to oppose the Lodge 1SU6, with the engineer. new of a would be the opening creek waters lata this afternoon, near itution.' Northerly Gala. pany shall name one of the board, substitute, but it 1 expected he will sebt-maeoond. for rebetlng. name where the Jacket waa found yesterMr. Fnrsker lnsited that If con- tomorrow offer a substitute of bis the firemen ehaU nf Mexico. Jan. 7. ljewis KaiCity and the two thui choeen. Hull day. ser, United States consul at Port Maa-- gress had spoken on any subject rela- own. waa learned tonight that another a third. It Ian, Mexico, haa telegraphed to the tive to army regulations, there was no j 7. C steamer B. The Jan. Victoria, TOETLAND PHYSICIAN ia to he made and It la under- Associated Press the atnry of the room for tbe exercise of any power arrest I All employee who went on atrlk REIGN OF TERRORISM. , further of parEmpress Jsp brought stood next tohe taken Into custody la oulbbound trip of the Pacific Mail to the contrary on the part of tbe (hall return to their former poiltlona ticulars of the disaster tn Japanese AND ROBBED la KILLED to their He soldier. another negn righte. being line steamer City of Panama, which President, On matter of regulation Russian Labor Troubles without prejudice of the cruiser Chitose in Subsiding hedowed In El Reno tonight and will for days was thought to have been on which congress had not spoken, the I The seniority of engineer who bluejackets But Terrorists are Active. cable. Toklo recently reported by bay, deof loat off tbe California coast. aoon be as the shall as be the President constitution arrested hearing vent on strike gave power I A e fishing boat with ninety-ninpetty ot at Fort Reno is concluded. a nt meeting termined The story shows that tbe fears for to make necessary regulations. As LsmIs, Jan. 7. There are in.licatione officers and bluejackets and thirty Body Feund Under Jefferson Street Knowles Knowles waa not In Brownsville at the safety of ha vessel were well lo the contract of enlistment, which the general board of adjustment of visitors left the Chitose laying at anthat the labor trouble are coming fa Bridge Horribly Mangled, Hia Entranswaa reHe riots. Mr. of terminated could the time be the waa said as Lodge tha the Brotherhood of Locomotive thrilling, Watch Misting. trip an grounded, chor five miles from shore to land at but there are no signs or a ' railferred to Fort Reno from Fort Wa- plete with danger, narrow eerapea and at tbe pleasure of the government, Mr. haltend, gineers of the Southern Pacific in the reign of terrorism and Bhlnagaws. A northerly gale sprang months several ago. it contained Foraker said a of officers on Wash., provision baunsee, heroic the action road Atlantic tvstem nt n meeting to part crime. Bine first of tbs year p and aoon the sen was very heavy. He formerly belonged to a company of and crew. Oue life was that of that ill effect should be governed by sixteen workmenthehave be held in Houston Thursday, JanuThe boat began to fill nnd the crowdkt, been killed In of which body ia Jan. 7The Or., it and Portland, was war Mackliu the and and reguof articles rales . a eaptsln, Chilean. 10. Manuel Acuna, I ary street fights and 62 hare been woundbecame confused caus- Dr. Philip Edward Johnson, n physi- said that he bora a the Decemnf lations the on each organisation shall ed passengers grudge service, against San 4 What Francisco We left ed. The terrorists have Issued a ing the vessel to capsize. A faking cian of New York, was found to officer for tome incident tbat occurred Mr. Foraker maintained that tbe concede shall be determined by 'the boat passing rescued ber 21 says Capt, Nelson, "with 38 persons. proclamation forty street Jefferson warning ihe people not v- An the under detrouble. war Drownevllle of tbe and we were before the night While department beard of arbitration. leave their houses after 9 o'clock Fearing the veasel would be capsized bridge. An examination of tbe body officer at the tort, however, atatea passengers onbarboard. of Justice had Mopped tliem-elve- a to northwester a terrible partment tbe Practically all o fthe men on btrlk crowing to who swimmen at her, revealed tbe fact that the doctor by many clung night, because the extermination from denying that the affray at the theory being worked out ie i struck us snd the little steamer tossed to the number of about 800 bnva our politics! foes must continue." (he crew fought them off and put off. had been robbed and bia body east tbat ' that the shooting grew directly oat of like a chip on tbe ea. The storm in Brownavllle waa a case covered by of Tbe either already returned to work or Seventy were drowned. Flrtr-eigh- t labor leaders tonight issued a bis watch had the BmwnavAlle affair, the former trod- - crwMd ja fury, nnd we were in the the articles of war by the Older that and over the bridge will resume their former positions bodies were recovered by night. from its fob and re- ble being used merely to incite the tMtb gf the hurricane for seventeen waa given to the commander uf the proclamation advising the workmen been unfastened within the next 24 Lour. The Chitose is one of the cruisers to resume work immediately anj I No other valuables were negro to attack Macklln. consecutive hours. During the height department uf Trsaa to prefer charges The railroad company will provide chosen to- visit the United Sts'es to moved. the formation of a comfound. The body- was horribly mangAt midnight the hearing was ad- - 0f lba Ria the Uteboat davits crashed and apeeiflratiomi against thirteen em- attend for the realy serviceable men the Jamestown exposition. mittee composed of workmen nnd em19 nt luvnlved. identified of wae cards member tomorrow until (he by end morning led and were companies only deck the joarned and tha but broken, the againat strike, ployed during ployer, who stall endeavor to find n in tbe pocket Dr. Johnson resided o'clock when- -, tboprl son er will be J everything movable- - on board tbe Millie he disclaimed, any intention to definite ..who. were brought solution-o- f ' ' Mate the labor diffirn '"Mr. fashn his defense. dlscuM this offer to fate tbe chance wife at a at' the time, Nortonla, wiib wee overboard. affray diswashed steamer given will be fmni outside th-a- . point This step apparently la taken WHITE in STARlHANQE to came tell remarked he would say," here Foraker decline While officers the The two hotel. ionable Teleeea and Boatswain crupk missed. Georgs, what passed In tbe room where the seamen were ordered up to secure tbe pHaslug. that if what la contended me a result of tn appeals of the lofrom New York a short time ago. cal prase to the workmen to make an waa ia a stated of MAHER it la IMPORTANT the examination upon held, Mrs. Johnson daughter remaining; life rafts. But they no for hero be true, that there waa aurb earueet ARE. WHO ARBITRATORS effort to end the present des la Macklln a and consummation such the tuat At Ohio. of Capt. conspiracy than former governor good authority sooner reached tbe raft they time of her marriage to Dr. Johnson positive that the prisoner Ie tbe man were all swept overboard. With great of it. and that the numlier of men en- perate situation. Peoria, 111., Jan. 7. According to wbe shot him. Major Penrose and difficulty a lifeboat commanded by gaged In It and tbe number of accesa Mrs. last' fall .she the announcement made by the BrothVOLLAND INQUEST. Capt.-- Macklln, Mrs. Macklln,' Chris Mate Modes waa finally launched. sories before and after the fact necesana erhood of Locomotive Firemen chief clerk in United Rtatea Meanwhile Mate George, Boatswain sary to carry it out, were ae charged. Madsen, arbithe board of Engineer tonight, Teleeea and one of the seamen sue It ie a thing which haa never happen- Adjourn Unltl Such Tima aa Slatae Portland. Ore.. Jan. 7. Mrs. Jobn-o- Marshal Abernathy's office; Willi tration to settle toe Southern Pacific Can Giva Testimony. Governor Hoad-le- y Johnson, a negrega. cook for the eeeded in reaching one of the life ed In ell the history of our rrtmlnal Is a daughter of strike will be composed of J. R. Norton Mackllna, and Mira Aurora Bachs, hos- rafts tbat had been swept into the Jurisprudence. of Ohio. Mrs. Johnson la of San Antonio, representing the exLondon. Jan. 7. The decision of the and no informailoQ can beprostrated Jan. obtained pital matron, were the wltneHea President's Position. The coroea. Mala Modea and bla crew reach Topeka, Brotherhood, and General Superinten- White Bur line to remove parts ot ner' jury wbirh today comm raced from her regarding the case. It has amined tonight. They testified re- ed the airlrken men nnd succeeded In of the President's position, dent Green, of the Cotton Belt rail- its service from Speaking Southevents leading up (o the shootLiverpool lo n inquest in XVaubanara county resaving them. Acuna wae tossed up Mr. Foraker said It might be said by road, A third member fill be select- ampton is considered to be a signifi- been learned here that Dr. and Mr. garding 1 know what .was the power of garding the death uf 62 persona In by a huge wave and disappeared. As him: ed by these two. The board will cant and far reaching movement by Johnson came here from IhP east two ing. No other street have been made, tbe storm was Increasing. It waa it being their intention months meet In Houston January 19th. the commander In chief In the Brit- the collision on the Rock Island railthe British lines to regain control of to make ago, Portland their permanent but it la known tbat the police of R1 to run for a haven and the crip- ish army and In tbe American army road at Volland, Kas., last Wednea. the passenger traffic to and from the home. They ate dinner together to- Reno are watching a discharged solpled craft waa finally brought safely under Washington, and I have that day morning, ha not completed It continent. The German-America- n nt their hotel nnd Dr. Johnson dier, who to to be arrested when the Into Drakes bay, on the coast of Call power." iKbori, and adjourned thia evening SUMMARY OF WORK IN night lines hare been gradually absorbing in a happy frame of mind. After other besting ia completed, tl is said fornia. Although the boat bad been He may he right," continued Mr. until each time ea Engineer Slater of testhe cream of the passenger traffic at was to ia Knowles so give tbat expected badly Foraker. He haa doubtless studied paaaenger train No. 29 can glv thia dlmi. he visited W. C. Alvord, badly buffeted she waa not SENATE AND HOUSE porta, as their landings at ,er of a Iorft, bank Md taiklng timony implicating him. Injured that ahe could not proceed on this question. Others have dodbtless testimony. Slater ia at present In a Cherbourg and Southampton tawed all , Wlb j,jm for a few minutes left to go her journey. The boat waited for the studied It and are in accord with him, hospital in Topeka. Neat to young d Europe, whereas Liverpool tapped only ; to the bome of i Pu,thon on storm to subside and then proceeded ! aa the senator from Massachusetts, lynea, the telegraph operator, ha la BANKER BHOT. and some of tbe northern Eu- - jand Heights. He had to cross the Dismissal of Treope and Japanese on her journey, arriving at the port of and therefore I may be entirely wrong. the most Important witness. I.yne e-! ot j pord (treet bridge to reach Dr. Th School Question Were DisKt1 Bhoota Maaatlan at 6 o'clock Sunday night. But I am almple minded enough to and a half dozen other witnesses, inL. W. At MeeteetMe, Bimpson routes tourists desired percussed In Senate. Tha passengers highly praised the think it makes a great deal of differbouse but , far 0 one bal cluding members of the crews m fha D. W. Hays. to arrive at or from the ; bwn fnUnd who eaw him after leaving mlttlng them brave conduct and efficiency of tbe ence whether or not there are facte trains, testified today. The testimony continent as well as from England, Mr. Alvord'a home. or the other witnesses throws tha captain snd the crew. A collection to Juetify. which Increased tbe disadvantages of Cheyenne, W;, Jan. 7. Newe has waa taken up, the proceeds to lie used enough would be In a blame on Lynea. senate I the think Dean President Liverpool. The White Star' removal Washington, Jan. 7. Just been received here that in the purchase of gold medals for ridiculous attitude if It. should adopt a The fifteen unidentified bodies of Roosevelt's dismissal of the negro therefore ie ATTEMPT TO BRIBE. challenge for control of Hays, a prominent banker of Big Horn j the that manned the lifeboat dur- - resolution that could be InUriperaed Mexican laborer taken from - tha troops wps again the subject of con- the continental traffic and it la generalIn waa shot bla bank at county, storm. of the the consider come to we Inf height No. smoker of 29 have been when train ua to tention In the senate today, and inestop Wyo.. by W. L. Simpson, a ly considered to be preliminary to sim- Victor H. Beckman Makes Bome SenThe condition of the steamer wae thla case on the farta which are to buriod in a single trench In the Aldications point to protracted debate ilar action on tbe part of other Britloading attorney, on Friday afternoon such that she was able to proceed on be Statements. sational before any of the pending' reaolu ish lines, developed, a to whether or not the ma, Kas., cemetery.' last Simpson. It la aaid, bad been her journey southward today. particularly tbe Cunard line. Dons on the subject are voted on. Preldent acted within hia constitubank the entered He Tbe movement la likely to exert conheavily. drinking tional or legal authority. Chicago, Jan. 7. Victor H. Beck- and without ceremony opened fire on Senator Lodge developed a new siderable influence on the maritime GOV. DINEEN TESTIFIES. STRIKE IN MEXICO. la the Pre dent of the United man, secretary of the Pacific Coast Have, who waa behind the Two phase of the question 'by presenting Importance of Liverpool and Southrailing. he igCan law? above who ia the Lumber Mens association, Slates a resolution providing Cor an Invest!-gallo- n ampton. In ie Subpoenaed by Defense In the Shea shipping circles ""TiT..1la ! lively engaged in an effort to force stint took effect, one entering the he asked. of the Affray Trial. behind the eye and another strik- Troops Sent to Preserve Property at nore at Browne head to be LVi He the said it Foraker to cer sunromscl the relieve Arizoba. railroad Senator shortage ing him in the ma. Hays' wounds vllle, and by alienee conceding the ke nli to citizen American of in tha north wont, today asserted that are every Ph?th birthright Chicago, Jan. 7. Governor Dfnem authority of the president to take serious, but it la thought he will ue allowed trial when charged with appeared, i the action he did. City of Mexico. Jan. 7. A special a the flrat witness in the Thin resolution recover. Bimpson was candidate for ; solof crime. was supported by Mr. Lodge in an Bhea trial today. He was subpoenain the last election on train carrying two regiments tor attorney owing to their proximity to the eon-- ! county were AriThese men, he added, charged ed th.irhand the Democratic ticket nnd came within diers has just left this city the defense in order to ahow and opposed by Mr. Foraker, tlnent Southampton already is pre-.- . with murder and conspiracy. Because that byefforts wer made by the labor who followed, and apoke until 6:80 paring to make heavy expenditures, few votes of election, altoough the zoba, in the state of Vera Crus. a to sustain the lewder no was evidence twtoa In there the textile there Btrlkera att factory tbe teamsters' strike o'clock, giving notice then that he including tbe construction of docks IT county la nominally Republican. D cen l'L PP have burned the company's store to charges the men were turned out of to settleduring n would conclude tomorrow. matter by arbitration, but, Hsva also had been a leading capable of receiving tbe largest linen. the He service. supreme are claimed ia and the it quoted the ground le. but since the election came out Another feature which la arousing cuJTJ!,l VlC other witnesses upon thla point, Previously to this debate' the sencourt on the question of tha right to like tor months. and which are in a public letter renouncing hie old threatening to destroy the mill. ate listened to a s' he waa debarred from testifying upaddress strong feeling la the effect of the ar- - : fftherinB an reset to law emergency, A. ie owned The Garcia, of Ahe no one elao. by property suspend on the Japanese question by Senator rival of the American mails It 1 ! posseeelon on material points. faith and joining the Republican party. aa saying, Such a doctrine leads diot France. Mr- ?ckln'la1 Goarln, who argued for a1 resolution contended that tbe mails will be great- t." No details of the cause of tbe feud a cltlara Asked whether he had not, during to was the textile that anarchy." rectly It wltl thought of tin Interstate between the two men can be had here the directing the opening of negotiation ly delayed by the adoption of the strike, received telegrams tram carebeen He' had President the said been settled bed trike amicably with Japan for a revision of our Southampton route. The urban conn--! wmmerea commission to place before at this time. the governor replied In tbe afShea, disnot out had be that of to President ful intervention point through the ell of Queenstown todav strongly crlti- - ; them some of the evidence which he but waa not allowed to testreaty with that nation. firmative, these Vice but President Corral, troops si organisations Dina and charged clsed thla proposed change and point- - developed when the commission goes the contents of the teleHouse Summary. COAL. SEIZE WILL regarding distify each Individuals, ae being it appears that a number of men are but to Brattle to Investigate car shortgrams or to state what he aaid in Washington. Jan. 7. The houae to ed out to tend tbe mails to Southampname. Each Individual, terms. with by the dissatisfied charged rates. lumber and e ton would Inconvenience of ages day passed a hill providing for a juBan Francisco Police Ordered to Take The textile mills employ about 6.090 he said, had a right to a board of In- hia replies. for the defense then dicial review of orders excluding pew the btulneaa people of England. Regarding the alleged attempt to Attorneys Possession of Coal for Schools. For some time none of these quiry. It wae the duty of hie superior men. aaid: Beckman bribe eons from the use of United Slates him, to ad- sought to show that tbe governor hia of know to officer of in rights, been have consequence working Not very long ago an attorney lor mall facilities after a debate lasting Ban Francisco, Jan. 7. Under or- a dispute with the owners. Last Frivise and to protect him In them. But had been in communication with fhe JAPANESE AT JAMESTOWN. tbe Northern Pacific railroad intimat- ders ftom most of the day. nnd of employers aa wall a with the teamPolice Chief Dlnan, waa not so." waa the it that announced strike, it ed tbat I could nave moat any posiIn presenting resolutions why the the board of educa- day sters, hut this evidence wee also of tn wlilch the stales various at had to 7. Besides a tion I desired on that B. request Ohio Victoria, Jan. C., Sixth spread Regiment bill should be passed, Mr! Cruir.pack-- r road, and ruled out. of detail a settled policemen had been detwenty of tion, owing haa republic, the squadron worships Japan when I told him that I did not want Discussing the Sixtieth Ohio, which of Indiana, its author, said tbs cided to send a battalion of imperial any he said: 'What 1 pour price? will mount n train of wagone to- to tbe intervention of President Dias. has been cited as a precedent In the iower given to the postmaster genSTATE TAX IB ILLEGAL. anmorrow and go to the bunkers of the The workingmen's committee Brownavllle action. Mr. Foraker maineral under tne statutes to lanue fraud i guards with officers selected from Moat men have their price, and I sup- Western Fuel coal seise to estimated all of the men, that rompany those nounced who took part in the war. lo pose you have your.' been honorably disorder was nor nt all administrative Colorado Attempted te Double Tax of the school bnuea. at 29.000. would return to work today. tained it had represent the army also at JamesI replied that my twice was a 40 for the ue He read a number of letrera charged. discretion. It rather partook of the town Smelter Company. the the on schools started trouble Fairmont, Three Saturday Tha next Admiral will d May. was Togo the from cent that show for lumber Pacific to the rate regiment nature of a police power tor the reguthe Columbia had to morning, when 2,000 worker met In and Franklin not the accompany held and under Lau-squadron. while coast river. to Missouri parole the J. be dlsmlened this lation of the morale of the Washington. Jan. 7. In deciding people ot morning because Rio Blanco, near Orlsaba. and voted In the service after its term had exM. Hannaford, of the Northern Pathe country. Mr. Crampacker concase of the American Smelting of President the contractor award The of fuel. the to not lack the of accept 1 cific aaw me and Intimated that tended that the whole fraud order THREE PERSONS KILLED. vs. the People of were made pired. ft tha contract Violent to Refining had Dias. who supply speeches the was Foraker Mr. as concluding the State ofcompany could get a railroad Job. I told him school Jut Colorado 'w wae an unusual proceeding In dewith themselves men. today, tbe suwith the arming coal, and department the hour, because of the lateneaa of that If It had teen confined to Insti- Men and Women Uee Revolvers and he waa not nearly ao good at that clares that the Western Fuel court comStates reUnited of the tbe looted preme and itrmea, dick sort of thing aa hia attorney." saying he should endeavor to finish tutions and practices that were Razors. will not sell him coal at the pany's store, confiscating thousands of bla speech in a brief time tomorrow, versed the derision nf the supreme fraudulent or were Inhergoods. They Mr. Tillman Mid he would like to hear court of Colorado, involving the con. figure named lu the contract, nnd dollars is money andhone JAPANESE POACHERS. at ruction ot that portion of the reveently bad and criminal, such as and mat govWeid-roathen fuel 7 private pillaged Mrs. Lena the New company that alleges York, Jan. from the senator Juat why it was that nue veen goods concerns, lotteries and law of Colorado which Impoaes of chief The ernment on to police shops. waa coal hand any shot and aupply a manicurist, it baa no the Sixtieth Ohio bad been .picked a tax of tour the like, ae originally contemplated cents annually on rack Victoria, B. C.a Jan. 7. Japanese contracts, notwithstanding the ship of Crliaba was badly wounded. The a out. at 80 West , killed her at apartment hr wou d be 1,0 com I 22nd street in a quarrel In poachers have found short ahlfts on hells, laden with nix thousand tona troops thus far have succeeded in pre- I Mr. For-- thousand dollars of stock of foreign Mr. tonight nlaifn? President," responded I nit ,l- .R peninsula, occordltig to the Western Fuel com- venting the etrlkere from destroying aker, I am not obliged to tell the corporations doing business in the which three other persona were prab- - the Kamchatkan to advicea Aceived today by the consigned MJnn- - ,of Illinois, rend from aMy mortally wounded, any of the mills. reached port yesterday. senator everything 1 know, and I know state. pany, severs advertisements which he said ! learner Empreng of Japan. The Jji Justice Beckham handed down the Mrs. Weidman, who waa 36 year of the senator snows why." y eemed to show that concerns were The smelting court'a Shlmpo says investigation show that opinion. LEGISLATURE. CALIFORNIA twice naked shot the Mr. wag REVOLUTION. Tillman, through persisting, age, CHINESE atlll veiaela bars disapIs a ew Jersey corporation and doing business that ought to Japanese forty memin-te- l, not a wee twice. Pauline stabbed Mr. Foraker whether and body 1904 nnd that 400 men fme within the scope of fraud Sonata ber of the regiment. Mr. Foraker ex- as it capital tork la lioo.ooo.ooo, 23 yeai of age, an assistant to peared nines Missionaries, Traders, and Germane Elects Wolfe President ofofHouse. He aaid the bill eras defee--t Mrs. are miatirg. tax would be 94.000 a year. The in the and Beardaley Speaker Weirimsp Have Fled. m&n'curtng plained that it had been ermneouol.v the ve and that there should be L t . antagonized the araeeFm.rat company the in busine-- s and who lived with that he waa hut waa, tated reality totting down of the ham to permit, direct ae a 7. property tax and. thereCaliThe Jan. waa the regihesd Ohio Cal.. Eighty-nintand the only BANKRUPTCY CASE. removed Sacramento, Victoria. B. C., Jan. 7. The revodoubtful concerns to fleece the pub-- . (hot through in hut the state unconatitutional. tn fore, ever convened had which to ment he belonged. a dying condition. today hospital lution In central China ha become of fornia legislature oa beNo effort waa made to get artlon on supreme court sustained th law Council Bluffe, Iowa, jan. George Fallon, a florist, received a formidable nature, according to ad- s Red Men's hall, the etete Incapitol the sen- the resolution, as Mr. Foraker aaid he the ground that it. provide on'y for of repair. bullet wound in the body and at tbe schedule in the bankruptcy case ot vices received by the steamer a ing a tnx on corporation using the capiNOT EXTRADITABLE. of San Francinoo, would continue tomorrow. comhospital it waa aaid that be would the Union Trauefer Impleuc-n-t of Japan. Bun Tat Bra. hero ate E. L. Wolfe,elected the moat convenl-n- t of the debate it tal stock a conclusion At tbe pro we president die. unanimously in pany. Implement Jobber, show London, liaof the Chinese legation the volume of mean of a settlerT--l Paw. Tex.. Jan. 7.-- The akceriainlng The fourth member of the party. bilities of 1216.000, and aaset of release tem. R- - U Beardsley, of Stockton, waa agreed by leader that when the British government prevent' business. ben- seen bet aiiceed revolutionist ment of tbe bouse. tbe of controversy wae t San Fred Braman of No. 261 West ISSrd A receiver haa been' appointed chosen Chinese speaker ed his arrest there hy the about the throat. In a statement made by Mrs. Weid-majust before sue died, she said that Fallon had struggled with her because she had refused to hiss him. he drew a revolver in self defense, she said, end shot at him, and then, she said, he drew a rasur and after slabbing bar, seized the revolver and shot her and Misa Ratal and Braiuau, who had gone to her assistance. CORPORAL n KNOWLES FORAKER TAKES ISSUE WITH SENATOR LODGE anti-dynast- Be Determined By Seniority Engineers to Board Adjustment of Brotherhood President's Powers Are Determined By the Federal Constitution and Laws Rather Than by Precedent in British Army. h Locomotive Engineers mu Tn. Vice-Preside- Vice-Gran- d Looo-motiv- F: e ee-le- at offl-da- . - - ; airike-breaker- a ua . Scare-boroug- . J , n K, 7.' de-cld- al Port-Bnglan- ( Mea-teetae- e, 1 - ltr tr ?!? aJ-dre- lasts jrsrsjK2i sirs ! P" Dera-ocra- tj two-hour- ! ! two-third- -- diaor-ganlae- r com-pan- coin-pun- or-ler- bi-r- h 7Th. SHI-pres- |