Show U SOUTHERN CENSOR BKO U Jr Editor and PublUhal CBOSBY UTAH RICHFIELD UTAH NEWS established at A new bank is to be Corinne S Cralie of the Oregon GETS TWO WARSHIPS A WORD OF ADVICE Washington March 14— The sendor ths Agents eof 'Navy Department Close the ing of the Oregon away from Mare To Those Coming to Alaska Deal With Brazilian Government Fields Gold Klondike exhibiIsland San Francisco is an One thing Bhiould be impressed upon Washington March 15— A week’s ne- tion of the with which comgotiations cidQed today by the tri- the secretary of the navy is observing every miner prospector or trader or ths Klondike to to Alaska the ing the navy depart- the situation of today umphant purchase by The vessel’s ment in London of two fine cruisers orders are to cruise down the Paciflo Yukon country and that Is the necessity for providing an adequate and built and building at Elswlck for the coast touching in from time to time at proper food supply Whether procured Brazilian government Possibly the various poiots where cable connecin the States in the Dominion or at officials took more pleasure in cloaing tion exists to receive any orders that the supply stores here or further on up the business in this manner the department have to give In this this must be his primary concern Upof the knowledge that Spanish way it is expected Bhe will work as far on the manner in- which the miner his agents had been striving to secure south as Valparaiso Chili where she observed or neglected this precaution these very ships and that to Spain it is will await orders Valparaiso is very more than upon any other one thing said they would be of much greater much nearer Cuba and to Admiral will his success or failure depemd value in case of trouble than to the Sicard’s fleet than Mare Island while These supplies must be healthful and United States The next question is if it should be desired to send the should be concentrated but the most how to get the ships home and that ship to the Asiatic station this can be careful attention in the selection of foods that will keep unimpaired Indefihas not yet heen settled according to done almost as conveniently from Valunder al ihe conditions which the secretary of the navy paraiso as from San Francisco At nitely will have to encounter is imthey The United States flag will be hoistValparaiso the Oregon will be where perative For instance as bread raised ed over the new ships within a week she can be most usefully manipulated with baking powder must be relied upprobably and just as soon as the crew In case of an emergency on for the chief part of every meal can be put aboard the Amazonas she imagine the helplessness of a miner will start for the United States REVOLTING CRIME The a can of spoiled baking powder with other vessel will follow at the earliest it is the Incest and Murder Charged Against an Buy only the very best flour The terms of sale possible moment Arkansan cheapest in the end Experience has 'f are secret Little Rock Ark March 14— A mob shown the Royal Baking Powder to Orders have been sent to Commodore of be the most reliable and the trading enraged citizens of Cleburne county TIowell commanding the European staare hot in pursuit of William Messer companies now uniformly supply this tion to send a force of men from the a white man whose home is near Quit-ma- n brand as others will not keep in thisis San Francisco to take possession of climate Be sure that the bacon in that county and a lynching is sweet and hoist the United States flag on the sound and thoroughly cured considered inevitable if he is captured These are the absolute necessities upon Brazilian ship that is ready to go into Messer was charged by his daughter which all must a chief reliance commission at Newcastle This will with a revolting crime A month ago and can under place be circumstances no prevent any difficulty in case hostilithe daughter mysteriously disappeared neglected b course of may They as ties should break out' the ship and Messer is now accused of having supplemented by as many comforts or would be under the flag but lying in a murdered her “Judge Middleton is- delicacies as the prospector may bs friendly harbor sued a warrant for Messer’s arrest able to pack or desire to pay for— and a posse of ' officers went to serve From the Alaska Mining Journal Returned be-oan- se - Baseball association has organized in Salt Lake City A been Twenty families of Springville are making preparations to move to Idaho this spring The Wallsburg Creamery company was incorporated last week with a capital of 83000 The incorporators number forty-twresidents of Wasatch county A bag supposed to have contained several thousand dollars was found by a workman while repairing the house of William Langton at Salt Lake City Neither the money nor the workman can be located The money is supposed to be the hoarded wealth of Ilenry Smith who died in the house several years ago James T Monk who tested the mining recorder law in the courts last year has been convicted of perjury in connection with the trial The penalty is from one to ten years The jury recommended him to the mercy of the court A Spaniard was in Salt Lake City one day last week on his way to San Francisco and the report gained circulation that he is an agent of tha Spanish government going west to inspect the Pacific coast defenses and other things Tracy and Lant two of the convicts who escaped from the penitentiary last spring by holding up the guard will be returned to Utah if Colorado officers cannot convict them of complicity in the murder of Hoy at Brown’s park If returned they will be tried for holding up the guard and relieving him of his clothes and for stealing a horse which they forcibly took from a passing man with which to escape The ladies of Springville instructed by Miss Pyer of Salt Lake City are in a fair way to develop an important inNinety pounds of cocoons dustry were produced from an ounce of silk worm eggs last week Under the state law every pound of cocoons is entitled to a bounty of 23 cents per pound The people of Utah Washington Weber and Cache counties are engaged in silk culture to a sufficient extent to entitle them to the service of a state instructor E L Lovesy president and JohnB Fagg secretary of the Utah State Beekeepers’ association have issued a noconvention tice of the to be held in of the association Salt Lake City April 5 Among the subjects to be discussed are the representation of the industry at the Omaha exposition the transportation and marketing of the beekeepers’ products and the best method d of enforcing the law It is desired as far as possible to obtain samples of honey from every county in the state and it is expected that all parts of the state will be represented by delegates in the convention Utah has been granted at the exposition grounds 2000 square feet of space in the Mining building and 1300 feet in a good location in the Agricultural building and a simular space in the Manufactures building In the Mining building but three other states have heen granted o semi-annu- al foul-broo- Trans-Mississip- Benjamin Claff San Francisco March 15 — Benjamin Cluff Jr president of the Brigham Young academy at Provo Utah has returned from a visit to the Hawaiian Islands where he went at the solicitation of United States Senator Frank J Cannon to determine the status of the annexation sentiment among the Hawaiian Islands He speaks the Kanaka language fluently and has made a thorough canvass among the natives of the islands of Oahu Maui and Hile He said: “As a result of my investigation 1 would Bay that probably of the intelligent natives of the islands are pronounced advocates of annexation “Of the remaining half I would say that the great majority are primarily in favor of the restoration of the monarchy and secondly they would much prefer annexation to the United States to a continuation of the present one-ha- lf government” FLOODS IN CANADA Fifteen Hundred Homes In London March 15 — DisToronto Ont patches from western Ontario tell of the overflow of the Grand and Thames rivers causing serious damage along their valleys Sections of London Brantford and Galt are completely submerged to a depth of from five to seven feet In London 1500 people are homeless having been driven from their homes Bridges and buildings by the rushing tor- were swept away rent In Bradford firemen and citi- zens fought the raging waters all of yesterday but were finally beaten out and west Bradford is a regular lake At Galt heavy loss was sustained by The ice jam in the business portion the Grand river gave way and the flood following it tore away bridges trees and wrecked a number of factories and private residences OF SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC Federal Officials Take Charge of a tucky Pest Ken- 14 — There ii Washington at the Washington general activity navy yard three shifts of men workhours continuously ing twenty-fou- r The completion of the big guqs then ' is being pushed ahead with all possible haste The rush has led to a large demand for machinists of all kinds which up to now has not been met An enlistment office for bluejacketi has been opened at the yard Thirty marines have heen detailed to go with the Columbia or the Minneapolis They are held in readiness to start al a moment’s notice h Some of the guas have been completed and shipped to Indian Head to he tested Not a day passes but what guns of some calibre are finished and taken down by the tug Triton tc the proving grounds to be tested Two or three of the monster guns with the exception of a few finishing touches to be put to the breech mechanism are ready to be tested A test was made of one consignment of rapid-fir- e guns just received from the Colt factory at Hartford It is known as the six millimetre and rapid fire automatic Colt and is capable of firing 200 shots a minute with a range of 2000 yards The test proved that the bullet would pass through a steel of an inch in thickplate three-eight- s ness These guns of which three have arrived will be used along the rail of vessels against torpedo boats and also in the fighting tops Railroads Prepare to Haul Troops Atlanta Ga March 14 —Orders have been received here by the master mechanics of all the railroads entering the city to have every engine steamed up and ready for use at a moment’s notice A trip to the s of several roads did not elicit any information Those in charge said the engines were merely fired up for emergency and that they always kept some ready to be sent out in case of a break-dow- n or putting out of extra trains It was denied that any other order had been received to have any extra number of engines ready for use though the report was current around the shops that a movement of troops was expected early in the week Acting on instructions believed to have been received recently the Western & Atlantic shops have a full force at work Engines which have not been used for a year and freight cars abandoned some time ago are to be overhauled and all rolling stook is being repaired The conference of railroad men In Washington has lent color to the report that emergency work had been ordered on several of the roads although it is denied that such an order has been issued and it is known that information has reached Atlanta looking to the pushing of this work four-inc- 13-in- 4 book of receipts for all kinds ot cookery which 1b specially valuable lor use upon the trail or in the camp is published by the Royal Baking Powder company of New York The receipts are thoroughly practical and the methods are carefully explained so Week's Warlike Preparations the Inexperienced may with its that Washington March 13 — The history aid readily prepare everything requiof the week just closed will form a site for a good wholesome meal or splendid record of what can be accom- even dainties if he has the necessary plished by the nation in a short Bpace materials The matter is in compact of time under the necessity to provide though durable form the whole book for the national defense Under s Beginning weighing but two ounces with the appropriation of 850000000 special arrangement this book will be to he expended by the president with- sent free to miners or others who may out limitation there follows rapidly desire it We would recommend that the placing of orders for enormous every one going to the Klondike procure a copy Address the Royal Bakquantities of war supplies the institution of negotiations for the purchase ing Powder Co New York of ships abroad the enlistment of men MINSTRELS’ HUMOR for the navy the creation of two addi tional regiments of artillery' the com- Witty Answer of an Irishman Who “Never Argued with a Lady” missioning of monitors cruisers and The minstrels of Ireland are not all rams the manning of new posts along gone from the highways and byways the seacoasts aud finally the rearrangement of the great military depart- of Erin says an exchange The mournments to meet modern conditions in ful harp and plaintive pipe may have ’ given way to the breezy banjo and military practice crooning violin but the Bongs which these accompany are the songs of IreWant to Crepe the American Flag h Down by the rotten Madrid March 14 — The Imparcial land still wharves of old Galway town 1 Bays: “There is still time to prepare came upon a rapt audience says a a few and it is perhaps traveler enthralled by the possible to buy a few vessels abroad dulcet notes of Tim Brennan the “wanbut in any case we have some merdering minstrel of Tipperary” — one of NAVY AUXILIARY chant ships which could do a lot of the sweetest singers I ever heard and Detailed to Examine Vessels Board harm to American commerce and we one who would have been great were Special Offered will have to arrange to carry on a pri- it not for his love of “the cinder in 12 — The board March Washington reIt” as they aptly term the west of vateering war from which as much of chiefs naval find it impossibureau I mountain dew Ireland had seen Tim nown may accrue as from the guerrilla ble to in before in times Ireland pass Our Washington judgment many warfare which vanquished Napoleon” fitness service of for naval us the had upon ths into trampings brought exhorts Continuing the Imparcial the government to allow the present same relations of artist and responsive vessels that may be offered for the so many times that as he auxiliary branch of the navy at the crisis to pass over and to turn the time auditor me a comforting wink of recog- various seaports so tipped they have been “If our flag to good use concluding: I noticed that his violin nition had aided in work their by the creation of goes into mourning let us at least be been the replaced temporary by though a which board will undertake special able to put some pieces of crepe on the ample musical makeshift of a banjo to visit each of the ports where ships Americans’ obnoxious flag” wrought from the head of an ancient be offered and make a careful and Irish churn In the pause following may Move to Ordered ArttUerjr personal inspection of the various his ballad I felt emboldened to toss Junction City Kan March crafts board will consist of The him back his wink with the query: have been received at Fort Ri- “And Tim Lieutenant Commander Rodgers the why didn’t you ley ordering the three batteries of ar- churn with its head?” “Faith bring hon- Kelly Passed Assistant Engineer Dixyer tillery at this post to the south Bat- or" he replied in a flash and with a on Assistant Naval Constructor Taw-restery B of the Fourth artillery Captain winsome smile holding the churn-hea- d and Lieutenant Sargeant LieuAnderson goes to Fort Monroe batbanjo aloft so all could see ‘“faith tenant Kelly has been specially tery F of the Fourth Captain Taylor I never argue wid a lady— an’ yer charged with the inspection of the goes to Savannah Ga and battery F of honor a bould Irish tfooman stud at merchant vessels suitable for naval the Fifth Captain Riley to New Or- Its other lnd!” service He will he of great service as leans a member of the board N W Ayer & Son The orders are such th at it will comThe Nashville arrived at Key West & Son the successful W N of Ayer to these batteries movement the pel while the Marblehead arrived today their new station not later than next newspaper and magazine advertising at Tampa The naval officials will not agency of Philadelphia have issued an state Wednesday the of the Marblehead’s purpose announcement stating that Albert G Major Randolph who is in command Bradford and Jarvis visit to Tampa A Wood were adof the artillery post at Fort Riley has mitted to partnership in the firm JanPROTECTING THE HARBORS not been ordered elsewhere There is uary 1 The new members are not bemuch excitement here and at Fort ginners in the advertising business Torpedoes Being Sent to Many Southern Riley Points They have been connected with N W & Son for years and have worked Ayer New York March 14 — The steam ' Hetwork of Mines to the top by careful attentheir way s Caroline left the dock at Newport News Va March 14— Ac- tion to business and painstaking work lighter L I Point consistwith load a cording to Captain Greenmyer of the for the firm and its patrons In conof twenty-fiv- e drums of torpedo steamship Castilla from New Orleans nection with the new partnership an- ing cables to Bar Harbor Maine consigned to Hamburg which is now coaling nouncement N W Ayer & Son review where Lieutenant here there i a network of mines in the history of the firm From an humMcKinsey is in of the ble charge 1868 in when torpedo work Each Three years ago he Havana harbor beginning the busidrum or of ness of first the cable weighs about amounted to spool steam to year was about but says bis vessel into the harbor when she was signalled 815000 the concern has Jumped slowly three tons Recent orders received at A pilot boarded the but safely until its annual business the fort call for 140 drums of cable to no L enter amounts to over $1500000— a sum that be sent to various points south where ship and explained that the engineers represents a dally payment to newspa- the torpedoes are to be laid and a were planting mines and that it would per and magazine publishers of $5000 force of engineers and soldiers is kept be necessary for him to wait several — d Chicago busy all day and some times until far hours before proceeding into port in the night preparing the various Captain Greenmyer was then mastei Astonishing These supplies Mother— "And what do you think ol supplies for shipment of the Albino lie was at ne time in consist of cable shackles the German army my daughter’s French Count?” plugs switch Count— “Eet ees ze most astonishing boxes mooring rope storage batteries and 500 and French I haf evaire heard”— anchors round-house- 'U Clad-dag- -- men-of-w- ar well-kno- 14—-Order- s y House Middlesborough Ky March 15— The smallpox situation here has become so dangerous that the United space California Colorado and Mon- States government has sent Post Astana In the apiary a considerable sistant Surgeon Wertheimer of the space has been set apart for the ex- United States to take charge of the The pest house hibits of Utah Bear River and Lake Canal company The state medical authorities surhas been alloted two acres of ground rendered only on orders from Frankfor its exhibit Utah’s appropriation fort The county refused to support of 83000 is much smaller than that of the pest house and the inmates were 0 other states Montana will spend on th verge of starvation There are on her exhibit and Colorado nearly ten smallpox patients and 100 sus50000 pects The entire community is alarmed V SaundThe jury in the case of P almost demoralized as the disand on Pacific trial ers vs the Southern is ease epidemic in the adjoining couna verdict week returned in Ogden last of 84099 for the plaintiff It is said ties in Virginia and Tennessee that the sum was purposely made less “Landiimen” Accepted For Navy than 85000 the impression being that Philadelphia March 15— Today for by so doing an appeal would be pre- the first time “landsmen” were envented to the supreme court of the listed for service in the United States United States The case has already at the League Island navy yard been to that tribunal haying gone navy man who answered Any up on the old territorial law the physical requirements was adrait-eThe local committee of the InternaThe reason for this action one ol tional Mining congress to be held in Salt Lake City in July are working the officers of the ship yard said today energetically in making preparations was that orders had been received for the big gathering and to show the from Washington to recruit as rapidvisitors the temptations Utah affords ly as possible 200 landsmen to serve as seamen for investments honey-growe- March Cap-tai- d pi ’ People Driven From the writ but he escaped from them The posse was at once reinforced by a large number of citizens and they are searching every cliff and ravine determined upon lynching Messer should he be captured alive t Navy Yard Activity rs $30-00- able-bodie- d d Wil-let’- Times-Heral- TW-BI- ts 1000-poun- d |