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Show Che Inter-Mountan Republican VOLUME I. No Furthe ae NUMBER 43. SALT LAKE CITY, MONDAY, MARCH 26° 1906, Weather Today-Occasional Showers. Doubt That Dead His Body Found Badly Hacked an Is George By His M. Smith. SUICIDE Has Been Unable Savage the IS VERY EVIDENT OTHER FIVE to Maintain; Impossible Improvement Murderers. Now END MAY COME to Forecast Struggle. . SAFE CENTS Result of the Great Earlier Noted. AMERICANS 4 PRICE ANY ! TIME! WANT NO LONG CONTRACTS | Was TH and sent Despondent Bundle to of His and Had) Constabulary Clothing Victims Hfostile Pather of Natives Promised a Ruse Who of; Members Had of Family Abandoned to Surrender | and Hope able Friends Have} Anthracite of Favor- Operntors Extension Outeome, to Be to Asked for Avoid Suspension. { George M. dead man dan river Smith the by name found last Tuesday identification ight Is who Was Dr. of in the the bogs This! of last CURSE CI afternoon. positively George made R. Davis at the undertaking establishment, where awed the remal ind inspected in he "7 t) positively donk ee pt 1904 Joseph man ruth, identified as fp yooret Jehlae ; Smit! wd ne expressed ijiend man able to or the was the ding tured the Columbus, Island aftep condition a2 fanatical | grave na- Yj named Hooker and attended positively on account) tives ] or. thirty rae the ie Curry a . of r and. received urrende) Wary were pi the conference and 10 the 4 Buins i veht thai _, ZZ 3 . their ne- | SS] --- promise - to Subsequently treacherously e B the constahbattacked fe ZB Lf it is now quite evident from here he of A ip his this to health the become work as in he well on the for the short eoms he = A to recovery EZ 5 1@ no fa . f Received y went One trange act According his s ata last F in | Will } Take there wi thelr. a bel clate' . phasis horas an a + = r t ri za ‘ ha possibility of the friend ier f eh o ) on i}Uae me t, He \ li ) 1 ae of She neretot loth befor Rue M. de ed to ins a i a Smith that ment hunned h LJ f li 1 1u ae bof ae Cece" pS temporarily insane sileetds fe guicide mae i ; it <tent ing that ide theory Upon : ; Koa f Ino aril concluded the ju me note Dees Distress Among Devastated ‘ ‘ : turt » with | topping house and hihandec rn 1 rN *f a | retarded justice eo The. great your The and Jast | years 108; no who uve é mayae could read the | 2? : by thewith gover- The num may Theamount considered last at a a stand-j} utunde| Ay eon Island iagues eaustic 4 after o | great elec- lclsr to to nt of. t Ogder K P \ Harris ehe save i AMfiliations it : on oO be to equipped) "Christian. t i Ascet Ascet-| rie eine 1 j Iowa of hls|governor 25.-Desplite EL eee wrote 4ikins | Towa, the lito the home , that Attorney this the ns | I tonight |} that spoke railroad the . that, despite he O'Sullivan, cases in the ruling will prosecute his own of Avay or sbont aa sixty / . } , the first the an- bituminous not consent, i a y in con- sa da would be the aan nea ot Suspension. the of in April present . award would mining sanoo bring not In anthracite : an ) = lofec on said official railroad so a‘ prominent He came to spend the day talktoday ing with tors and against present his to friends bolster among operathelrthe courage up Robbins. 1 who Is said the stee corporat! on rani re- to ATTITUDE ROBBINS' Comes six in For p Bitter Criticism of Other Mine ' touch- . counsel at your to you ‘ thy ecu. to dasa in oe the | sum- oa nearly cross-examination Taz. , jcompanies sat pass him saw before The would for farty-five rate bill, the See eons anes ‘ cross-examined | examination not the with- tee: a ean eRe this year to make e oe for a railway | ciauge Operators, ek i in Insurance of summarily The most positive assertion made to: day Is that the railroads are putting . . fT « { to break iners' thethe miners break effort every up' They will try, too, until they do | rie few a last continues was today |hours; ive spent he and Jer-| ,overnor ' is thing {t was membership, It took s consultation : with some ing stilethe ansubject of > my ‘statement , was | st fatece Tera * almost members of his staff looking Pat) oa P NEG eee oe a coul ‘ ‘ ‘| position; OPED you eross-examined me for baeae | law on the subject He has de-|nearly four hours; during the ecross- | OPe nly what Justice the District ‘satishe: atisfled procedure his of t after of three sure members not To Avoid letter committee a There was a well- founded rumor tonight that the miners would ask the enthracite operators for an extension ey 25.-Governor re 3 | of open saw award trict organizatons. committee on interad is informed that the t his believe not does an miners union showing ‘paying. du dues " agpsertions Elkins' the their|}fore of funds of | ™er, when he minutes on the funds the of the campaign ; parties, no ‘termined to Washington, March > 2 o : Albert B. Cummins, of the hence operators. issued his reply to Senator Elkins, of | Suspension | West Virginia, in which the chairman | "stricts | {/of the senate stat ate commerce wy ec to pay their dues, beand the union had to from is to because Y disintegration shown m the had remain therefore ; To. er the and a made tract of Hong-timey at in E thelr minds, niy € s e cacao Tiemberatn aroh-gmelis wera mor little ae eRe i he. presen With At- - the opera- be FS they did of ers Corpora- ‘Referred Again tions Has 7 cnibcne rs a usa : 1th j the } is | | proper Bilal : properties kind aera of Ralload to They thracite aa ‘ Who Instructed the grand jury | days ago, to the governor, in which he | with | interference Cummins' | resented the indiet to duty their was it that \direé@tors of seve ral inst ‘e/ Co mpa> _| aonthn pending legislation, and charged him | insurance raieaint ' Do ie ‘ : 2 : | 1m sstate ment. nie who were responsible for the | Referring to his appearance onl ime. ome ! va Msber: Spalding valding torncys Determine Law March York, j political grand jury extort money that Guggenheims seek Copper ta Nevada Con tla ~~ Violated. FSOEET Se Boia? ‘ New Will the Been sacl { A Jury Whether of mid-| death: York Grand contributions companies to 3 Felshaw_ og Ky New elle meade! week for MeLainheld using mat!s ~ who |. Reported inite Utah : shonld be what : vw high by uninforme | . eS West Virginian's ~ WITNESS ey WANT Segal coming completed Thoma ifn : to that them Sa Ls , the if award The where but failed in arrears Statements . ay. a by an Contracts. commission ago Senator. si UNFAITHFULNESS Will CHARGES Ww pai el .. niieit organizing for predicts Dr.-E.-M..- Mins reply ee : of Attorney Jerome Proceed In His Own } ag t departmen Youn Oo Lee eng: 6 Pas ace © eo District Sa b that can never should. Oa Fe echcnnl anthracite miners Does ment in Oceanic pont? fightin Okla- jet society mews from. of Made through welcomed ae belonged anv Believe Not Pacifie-to pay ‘n nelghborhod eatin | hw } acre for vart of church farm David ¢ charge on He ts are lat- President years. fleld, strike drop That on not operators,too, six: or three, years, grew, came ee Se be the Tongues S tates made by be assured five union. i | ain y be tonight a longe agreement, fear it would mean the of the union. This was Smith bloody-act. DEMON " 5 Pace Ord Jeuen: smat} per:an~| sum considerable ‘to. a road ;the by necessary P| now will No Extended have outcome for a favorable would and in the mining business usual. | P&Y 4S well as it all dis- miners been Indieatlons could family nearly today or the Seatie te ober te pec bes ie eo Y€arly or even blennial meetings. They think it keeps the whole business of tP® coun, in. &. COREE and te rad Unsettled conditions upon | | | | ® at eet congress Western of $250 an af those They chang a. when only. appeals allow change of rate ffects th &E a I ‘ to is posed a6 ah OU") fy hn ago latter illness. wash- ke has intervention res- | miners for : Su tiaw te Telling in ross eee dle the |) [ite NAVE} [t.;mat-)} ot hippers w iah, Sa ' lo.it, nh t ippeal\\ ne and sometimes ford to fight LPP als are rebate secret by benefit quiet in S Beal t cr M. which of Roosevelt. A strike commtsston similar to the anthracite commission of three years 5 25-Noth- settlement meeting tell. inthracite soar by nance Ollis of Be by Arrangements show , | trical railPace. 4 MLSs ag | Editorial inquiry troubl Hes Bae ompanie Seas, erent owe ee little pending congress courts ot ) request} a expression In reply to rate bill eral j Bales auc hat to |further normal." governor's the of the his positively ; iden-| | Jocinits B oes nt opph In-response to Va., Curry ork or} Paze 3 a again ca Postaftice department lcal concert q 4 . pie: i appeals-to.the ar ; te wa fined. of _ | rhe e 7 f I ; ;| be JUC ne t oO ‘ o whi revenues are. seriously-imop: anv t Kol rae ee . mitre of railroa j 1 consider imperati Other na- for Salt e-Satur- | their Los Angeles toda 1" 1 Wasihouts ates rovernmen up ne the ments dey] Los ‘the ‘ 1. eq | died az member FLOODS, + "were IN THE were i ( Damage he in yenne, Wyo., wae GI up scene eS Aci the to official Angeles } they t I is isn ith end hat: that n BIG Wrougohh Yet thor MERC h seer to Pe tor an + of the officers operating aré SOC t he haan 1 the to nd is that eit frem t} t nt ¢ e tring ot o | retainit the the took with + + - HORN pla through betwe ied in' t fs we iruly Yours ANDREW Cc N . » _ <TH ' EW CARNEGIE oe. ca a ted sal Aa h ee eck: Ne : Ow y) | tl elt it umd dhe all , sae ige OU and a Mar ea _-goo as operators pere $ they front. term. "7 of right cana, t | Pittsburg operator 40 not see their many" written} ay as Vaecls oe declarec resenting ‘are esenting the sudden a ok ee ; the declare the to grani way leyclear | questions to be propounde d to me: I |! 1e de mands of the union pe gs = vf Mr by shared were views thelr that attitude as unfair to the your some | regarded to have intends and he all, at not | | people y } sl six weeks reeks ago. ag laudee sit -avitt 3 a ganrtine , of . whose committee you were | Robbins vobbins 1 no l ionger than a Ae Oe Oe, OO ae See the chairman and unfaithful to the |Mr. Robbins smiles grimly when he |; mitting magistrate and will subpoene } obligations you had assumed. | hears the various stortes. told of him before him George W. Perkins, meim-} Referring to Elkins' accusation of and Say he has made his stand plain to show others the to ue ‘up it aac attorrailroad this about falsehood & Co..| Morgan P. J. | ber of the firm of ; , , wats | he . . repeats that exLleOMSselves, formerly gan official of the New York | ney. the_ governot epea re : = fae . aod C apiass operator t Ohio Rpeacrplinars bi all for attorney the Faulkner, him | Senator have and company, Insurance | Life Big» + ranche about "Ss We stunned . 1e . but flames were soon th ire "In- comt) t : Question mall ' of , to a Lens, France, the to E Cae peek : the this j acl time ‘A } with i shipments eee eee ua aE AL the rate Of TeRt ' de é¢ of citrus of ea 0 Spee fruit enti \Carloau ! ill vas ‘ ¢ of the strean ind covered with from one ke veek ago ee one sudden the to . ground two fe thaw car Is to h ; alg lon holds rumored + | terized f Left The off 2s Ene 2910 dog" fore responsible the B. as fund, the be in tonight grand jury Hamilton, custodian the that has who summoned of prem-/ j ture : | have the fore-| the ‘yellow to testify be-| hall. the) and riot-| and not four bee n threatened asked that|for is charac-| by | of them whose ars ae names 2 mad public have been with arrest for suBes stion. If this line fs followed will revelations that expected is made that will be interesting to i us ahaa count in A BRAVE out} be the] A number legislature PROTECTOR early today in the in the lower part to Haarens According: city Devries was about to kill his far of the have given members evidence of fled to the the} twenty-six - professional lobbys oy arg s Me und registered | have appear before commiuttees. pee: ; : ay |r present everything from a railroad concern. medicine to a patent | a | caused gereat i anineo Ownernl the Ve te 1 . Miss miners 214, books to damage t & Deckiinel belleve getion of the we operators impossible ‘The operators freely agreement of an spalr they assert they Still regard they terms uny is plan to hel his: has can all that that looking has to the the will prove admit they dereached being at peace want fair heartiest Probably support appointment of § den r | a commission , ssi byDy President Roosevelt ito inquire into the matter and settle The operators declare all time lit for that 1 under ler J] present ing too great Service Orlob, i the 5 | the eS Song Last evening a song First given in the ir consisted It meh "‘Penitlence, cantata, Peace words from the one Rey. W. J. Bettison, music by J. H. Maunder perc dt Mesdam« Ta Haaren | ! of the} Wa lhe has é | follaie contempt failure to register, as was required | oot their demands, There 1s no use a law passed early in OE Pema lof debate on this point. Statisties and the grand jury, as it is believed | effect that they have been SpE ech: by bills certain of Interest the in e@-} ed that than more his testimony, ee matin oe action Final men con- | these the why show will else yone 3 tomorr reported be will ter whose! at and made were tributions vote on the question will bejold youth, Wednesday when a secret ba!-|apartments ot will be taken in the town ituation js still very serious moment it Heavy Loss in Business ia es n bee carried out The) cials of the coal miners' union who Ke mood two feet ibove higl ts ‘ ; e pie te : 1 re conducting the strike in this dis2 ‘ in DefendMan Drunken Kills Youth Sun nferenc ) ne No vhile rising styl and Mark yater phased OFypeCWO. ‘ Weel m0} tre rhs Lill ) { ‘ ‘ i il ‘ I aot ‘¥ at the > 4 el » i ‘ y co t \ « os -~ Sister. and Mother His ing s ; a Jengtny ufter tribu- | tF! its chile : tL Tock, I a and ? ites * ; i . nl ‘ i. A a mou 0 pUSEEie DOU. treignt ane ADH ure trom: eight to I feet |day, decided to rete the question of ‘3 Ke \ veut thi th tbove high water m declaring the strike off to the mine Peoria. lills., March 25.-Mont Devel ' j } be Phe nonth cold eathe ac- | themselve ; i a coal miner, was shot and killed te ble et over-thi eakened, pot 1; cumulated a} e® amount of fe ir A permit to permit the various live | by "Harold Haaren. a twenty-two yea of At the Action, is Men, ee a March ee Robbins' : Criticise It but Be an resume i "ace Is declar Oo wgis-| that ises MINERS poeasaaearet tcs Calling Strike I Arrest. M: + | man of +) Andrew extinguished FRENCH RIOTING \ Members of Mississippi va and csThreatened With a £| + ice | ¢44+4¢¢406444¢40404%4444%444~> ae } ! Annoy } jature 2 them of ; fire to and propose to stand pat, for one, "T, The | or } M oe O'Sullivan| Justice of aM Ene the and will examine witnesses and deteracKson ese Bn cs the other I operators, with 1 the ~~ | I know KNOW 1 perators, mine whether or not the law was vio-,| professional lobbyists _ are having exception of Mr. Robbins, feel the lated and, if so, will indict the persons | trouble before the Mississippi legislaSan BAVA By Robbins' sudden flop Es aT 1 mneree Pr «conere ion none as York unéer! will go ahead jury srand #|¢OUDtY preaching pasThe his congregation * wh was t WwW t th floc hrown i o a oor unconscious veri Atl a ine -severely™ injured The church took carevening steel. bridgeLY at t Hort < {are to be asked some questions #|!™oney contributions } 7 , In the meantime the New ‘ and Horn Wvoming been have high < ound live tock this pack ice n-expensive , in,.on.the : handled nd . oe "Many Not 25-The Big the norther: etth { id End + March in eaped. oded. aa of. and lit * * was he while Saints + 2. td waters: in. destroymie place rere | Much broke and "ii erstorm struck Rev ‘ J B.. Lentz, pastor of the reorgan< 5 oc 1 hure} f Latt daar: pet churen & wULer-Cas + + + we shall So si it. found have tions "shed roadbed trouble Hhe.< } ié ‘ ' ox by to aid the roadbed | 7‘ nae aieecint< district i Tred tee agencle 26: March ' who ee fi 7 ony in -~----- } : >.) ‘ n es honevcombed. and antinel v.90 ottia ad'the 1 vet) ren rod since Pulse temperature | death s Renan ano ne at farmer's Tnsune §. Page. Bisho} sishop Special trai road connected FLOOD ! Att ANG) Affeeted up G aa Sic eh SNC . Threé ati ‘ Sum. made by afriend for' at , hi oO iis leetalal lew upo : um Teint ron ite misiatior itl asponded Sihak : | nt \I brought Ball Flushing, Netherland The continuation of the On al OTR dL csitants'of the devastated fpat vat at cr Eee st or Pare sey ' ee is i ; "Washington irnegte rOoiMnts I a > tied an crew: (uiguerner Ciirimins pro-| rof}I rrent was | of Inhabitants District. " ; he. Bats Be . Road arge | Pacilic. ty mete : i I he reached. THE el When Jett) to. : ‘whit vers Ape Eas 150 Mer ae W ‘ alt he ttn: maintenagn then i he this... toda ; 7) Wy { hiavid in of NEWS. 4 toute vf res a Page 7. Ss ‘ ee ipping I which): ake if: aypespecially. suffer, must. shippers et = Sacramento, andns will 1 i 1 : peals | can always be taker They can! pian Until the tra Ate TC" | Sy neither the time nor the money None of the equipment. of the jit would require to obtain justices : : be used ov rth The best remedy, it appears to om pee A@C~ | seemed - ing the Toot ee TYLA Ae af only shout rst one est of the tah state link ind t fi om howe the -rondbed vedttanda" by ths Rout : et en have | way the dead greanent at ; j | heeepe that it ite Over aoa of : | Saturday ‘no further! Dear Sit _ |regarding the -thrhe ntermec iP " Lmmu of 7 Weakened ul- be will OF VICTIMS Much LY ‘ Passengers ees Seer : from da the Thursday until » mee ine) mimone eect poned bly 3 é Re ' ~ Mr Inquest... coroner's rhe one " | for]| service train "ts morning' bo o | Salt . __ is ener | washoute, olned Patui oT By THE SUGGESTS A REMEDY aa he ha i rat . 1" af troub- | risiner tO |) grad, |nd' facts, act in elative the the complete ight teats Benefit of { i mith MTs: d to i 1 toward of ' \ otner t but lean which =e fal i © 1 COT | He ‘i arrival i burial, his for the Lit will. ym. nan | t simply LITERARY ea the a as : \ 1 il is, sat t Elkins' elbow} ™a = onligh examined as to the contributions made | the railroads, t a = , , a strike wi of i ay aes that company land handed up written questions with | ee wil The. nigh ' o law the Is a matter this sult | ©°4 testimony the down. break to lwhich Ry eS eeeeeeereese +o +++ Chanse! (rifling tI but Dass regulate will supply and. cemeineae Ge |demand (reek he says and elven, Witnesses. Important +? ae rall-)+ to a lo entail ot. dos which Z : repaired e irae ne . t Che Joeal dis; I h no of vftice hadi nO/;oad company of a hundred or even sar ciate ere a : oe é | 5 "When I discovered who this man | ith the mines shut down, fuel will tche e through to Los Angeles yesterday |two hundred thou | dallat + ~PREACHER ‘STRU . K DEAD + He will also, it is reported tonight, ChRIel one tilerenit Bae Sadr naturally become searce and speculat\ nh 1a re nousane dollars rT . Vis, & Le aS Tt to the market. attracted will be aati BTGTES lors aren A ' uM $ of . Post-‘ | Wis, the attendance secure to try PULPI' IN + I en convhen minut few a for except eetlo ! nade by way of SacraTT} Le mn j 1% x tod + + |}i rmaster General George B. Cortelyou, feoj me a . tacle 2 ould s g ; resented,' | Will be the speculator and not the opco I } eg ‘ es ne ' nd-it i known ho the to try -triflin i ; ‘ woe 1 * ; ele Carson, Towa Mar neen A +j|chairman of the Republican né one) | ible spectacle could Moe. DeD ‘rator who will reap the benefit. The t fl ase | while -_-__-- train uth of the washout ts being railroad compar jes sh sul 1} tl ie + bolt' of lightning which de#/committee, and Cornelius tis itter must spend a large sum to keep | handled except th the trai! rted|tc ‘the dis aed ag 2 q Ne ‘ n nesCO) SY» scended during a heavy thund#/ treasurer of the same committee, "> TROUBLE FOR. LOBBYISTS. | his: property in working condition so act i that These strange home, : aur ee, | 4 ty ; ye 3 he ' brah with upon h trouble. by his clothe ' eee (ERLE ow ; and that this dently preyed 3 : eC et proba ut of his ompanied } 2 ey on vO , \ Tr ‘ racked com y } prea that. his/ fevel il il nai i Ik melancholy ni probable ] Neth \ Meee me ve han RFLO Sate was or appeared issued, |} hard 7 CEESs bine tlm the «tinGovernor Rebates From Railroads. " unot autem pt | between Salt | through weeks, ere Viodena b: Fever by Secret ee seep by Shippers . : | seit Los.Angels for could: proceed. : ATLUS the | paired Laut t executive 5 TODAY of March accomplished for fe sovernor | that the meetings will adjourn improvement |, 5 ad e the | bulletin vr Shays Thursday. couched in The settlement may come |) - Need Get kely any this oie of 2 ORE frame He large f to for Los Angeles for five days, likel 1 1 Owe that the road will he ! uni Sends : ed erie Affected Brain rhe na a .{ en Het the who OUR was struggle operators the I, Weeks = Lake oon LiKe a nt 3 of |and x OF | Page | Berar econd sectior . of ~No. 2. with the train f reely ea that left midnight t last night, ks carae yihiatihwdorins Hemsted onlin farie \ Pa 4 ‘ ‘iit y's ; ‘t | defeat no! in th wore i He f hand of aie 1) man 3 ae al GI 1 pe uid d t ‘ecat half-brother fo. | SRLOUt Th I re ‘ elenhon . in Three raaermeer three t : Logar { Lake Smith "ki1G blished of ¢ 4the Smith: isi ae mooth sane I deseribed or give left | Saturd of (These' t' day Ind., whatever the solution ee! / A T=' | a cee IBD Over SOU) and tracks the weakened Nevada beg to wav Guarlv vester-' E ive i ed Atal "at 2 ve 5 Bog norning that tl tr i that lert pet atte ne aw leave for states. t ‘ om I { kw to is to ‘ 1s he Ane ‘ ae| return going kind ht J of. ie, in Condition Normal Traffic, ind { i # rn they ag l letmight hat se ‘ SIGlon nse n ill the m : Spru ‘ u before ant yorning. ng ta oO b - regard tlt ee intended though, ed ta j t t Lake 1 | able man sey. / _ nie thou formation. At eee ithe tI ol OD s A \ AA ths i whom ane 101 i br hereabout hii er 4 a Yffe/ } i TRAINS LAID OFF, 1 Pe | Big eo -re- | two. or H that dead ‘and Z ~ } Bod ifle 1 tee his | further -not was to think ought, however.and°. began called until they | | the Suit aak e Route m and | to get any trains through on ec . apee:: eee .ae Gait | Partially honeycombed - le the given not i This OVE | Two Road w him alive i Le : peculiar ma ; : something. had he mind. y es With a streteh of track 100 miles long between Crestline and Moapa, Y 62 a < nti Tooel ooe of Leaver ‘ y wan explah al Dan h asnou from in - to story who eh. acting if ner.-os : ela tiy loss to fhe : aa Bady W in simi "i $ tery y tote They Were has was 24, 7 Cn UF Hundred-Mile Track b garmentu are the identieal kind that were worn by Smith when found in) the river, This bs oe liumstance was a Whitehouse, ¥en . Smith was ; fy Er ie De wwas abou time that Adam eee "sini Tather the dead man,-se-1 1 Thyete thelistMule of Ite ash et of a Lat of Knit garments | ‘The | of socks. pale a In overcoat and i a and T Statement was greatest of aprehension UY, . UY Bundle. wenn e Ly to language change piration Members at 1eT formal BI as up hope THED hospihe was distanee got he} "4 his home After letin would be issued at $8 o'clock morning. two hours earlier than e reer when he his longer. summoned rlatement a are field he were sical lnruse/} Takes i tak« went much that Gave snow Pattiacn has } x 2 0 z Se as Ee s Pwhat more rest ‘idea: otherwise AG ERE of Sama: 1 entertained purely es nie ottae Teccwaeie-sigo he was geenfd- THROUGH ane 1itehouse tober yere sce eeby Seber cer ouse Bodied: Wis seaniat Lim as fauican Doveanied Pather NoBs py -re- again Saints' oon as short ih NBTTAT as governor was regain. here Day visit.at a Canyon, ee ooele It he to to missionary came way a a states that able pete ee not sbout three He weeks ago, left By rela- by malaria, hoping onee to the Latter tal for treatment. til he appointment his northern diseuse Utah, and on in contracted becnuse turned com='}yanita ]in nor's friends as they feared {it might mean the end of the rally of the last thirty-six hours. Further uneasiness was caused by the verbal statement from the sick room that another bul- eSretS 3: SURES A fen tae appears that daring last year he returned it of a mission he at Suicide miude taten at tl rie of Smith, latter part Fromee tive the that z Conumitted |ing and Po of i 2 He rf Connie d ths musGovernor Curry was formerly a cow= | tache, the g«®eral outline of the fea-|)o. in New Mexico tra. ReLuAn tie tures ‘and the clothing (worn; by. them. goanishavar ‘ad¢a. captain: mth nisr Be Ro rehiiniaeraitietnent, and atten | Elevthe ith eS Philippi oUitS t niy | ney) MALOU ae me eee es regarding the dead mat condition] gnih caval chief of pollee - of ee Probably live has worse eit 4 tae j are Tndianapolis, Pattison the ea nat and reba fe mad not maintained the earlier noted, although issued at midnight was SS YY 26, 1 a. m.-The for of improvement, Drs. Wilson and Holt, | for a solid week., who had left their patient for a short How a settlement meg : . i hostile fears time, constabula with Lip fy JE March Governor slightly cannot => the safe The consixteen of thel and Ronee hain as Cae: | Governor YE, ag / Fi O. of changed found, badly hacked by Judge Lobinger, >on | ivi eal Z the'| iON) The the constabulary Pulujanes, The not of : motif of teacher He t stage between force of missing | (her Americans are tabula report that enumber wer killed erie Baten: ots at. that was has been murderey hool (Noon) Curry who nt M. Smith, , lujanc j in the day | | BuSoa conviction. advanced a 26 Governor brother. his state this @nd he | Uves, the | hls which mith me Mareh of Samar, whi that \ ; Tooele, a brother of George lled at the morgue earlier Manila, Jor- conditionsis a hazard to open it is: up tak- new service Was | flelds Just when a profit bar being Presbyterian je the miners will strike for an inI ) mac } 1 ‘ ; investment the and wages in icrease Lenten a of . a poot becomes good, how matter andino Pardon holy writ DY | one M 4 and LS OPERATORS EXPLAIN. sopranos Allenbaugh and Hudson Stnry. |, itae" Messrs. (HaarPe rs, and Messrs. Stephens, Miss¢ a con- Abbott Decker victims ‘of the flood are' now scl \B | large share of which the Sat No. lin have been reported lost, |ing was reported at a number of points |en's) mother and sister w ith a hatckaoe sera tl ve aEna i iter famine and it 4 ule . bat Lak outs suld naturally randle but many familles aré in dane: froin on Sunday, the chief outbreak being jet-and he shot to save their lives \* es a ere Ship at Guam. Cable a with drinking been had Devries Nord, of department in the Anz, it tne flood ove tward « traffic. Pusst nee i ma of epidemic an be will there ship Ty a . a = the | and night all. friends of |}party the raided men thousand two will cause | where ice and rush of water The Unio the, and Wester Grande Rio contvl-) large been has there While steaMsMlp | he 26 March Guam, into the} he broke that allege man' | Haarens attacked and distillertes in th of valle the in floods destructive durlt iffected. be Iso ill they | Paciti still funds, relief to the butions COMat Carrying Grange, |Urmiston sleeping were they where oc-/apartments The. non-strikers of finvel (rie the river Ippi"Mi aid iri M Rou Lal Salt the m pensi thy the) meet to sufficient been not have belaid be to Cable Pacific a revolver|mercial brandishinggE morning. /this the , el ; ‘ 4tributay -a being Calera goin |) Big : Hor ae tural v Fe | Santa the are|and Thieves i at driven were t up, the to tributa uffere!‘ of th demands | n arrivea Japan and Guam |tween to attack about was and hatchet and ‘ i injured many and treets the of: feed chief the Yellowstone, at.a tim road, Clark: »the by the and) situation the of cable ‘dvantage the out taki of paying Work Sunday. the son fired the when two women despatched ‘the was of cavalry tachment , Mie. 7 Yellowstone' to | Missourd returnh ire. tourist om when the |} throughout sr e oD cP "pie ‘ ig 2 oO u ‘ i ilready chime ‘ avs ‘ rice | or at commenced be will j shot fatal riotei the and dispersed ne tk Lo bankfull running east the t ‘ le sce + i our le - Adistri ------ | Claim That Increase in Pay Means Increase in Price of Coal. New York, March 23-The press bu- Taos ene anthracite mine operators tonight issued a bulletin explaining why the to grant that contend the operators an mean would miners the of |demands price of coal of $1.20 per In the inceease bulletin:says The |ton. result this reaching of method "The ane E = ee : ; ' wo.)' uge » on (Continned » - |