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Show eee eee Ch- e FInter-Mountain Republican . to . Issue Edict An oO Dy } Ing -Pro-j+ Wiuslineton 1 vy O'Brien ¢ abterte at | # }# pe Root ror from Tokio n Amibas-| the views 7 of Che anain point of th 1,500 words, cable is that Mik this Japan country derstood z we ks and b Mi O go | the of tne bills close tic o he . V¢ thRi oting n we ‘ Mr. are _ 4.+) way," aes Pea-at {| AKC estlinated he could hav Mr. Peacock this e egress ryices Were in here. between still grave and 5 cevullee ea Was Wig eat) - ape that all the can i bari and ENCOUNTER IN Characteristic a A Helie}™ French "erie: - to the wal barn, ee When, :aaa given the crowd Western nd me fre Calif lend -| at Tea i: cet oe eS Vee Mt t rea Japanest ape ne touch Ae the aid nation 11 pride from) to agreeable ix Fll position s the Is TEI 1 1 ‘ sins A mainly i aa e e thie Ke ‘ soon under was CeC P + Rael i ( t cently: Band Wagon. iM | era ; Wushingte m t tion's ed Ju t re nad - 4 iz d au bans ‘ toda) 1 1 \ Rochester 2 x I board Vat n itt 20th ‘) NEV had a_ k, 4 Senat tall i } c « of Hughes be i , wit u ; @ der ter that . « f a » hot did Was a gone t i was ate use in mney a igha.rion, af asked favor ™. ema ; Irosident ht oot Governor after Roosevelt' pring Goule t Count orelbl locking hel ob L by cat th Se - >. Them a 7 seetacnprasst Dewey's > Washington carn' Chines of 48) ered G0 flaming { - n %.-Speaker ‘ a on sae wil "t I Jan, cool ier himself vear' conduct Keeord. on Jan, up ul one. It re the b lert) puildin wal Hu gen Vy adil =| that stood } t wired j been on t to ucrosS 1 4 prepured her th j n seleseleattons ir r write their names 1the room door eve be ‘re-; in in (ll: indelib sentence sane the gzovernon I but conservalive ' alienists who testl- Daniel O'Reil-] eae the eewill defense eee eee OND et tt rest EE itu wat: to hundredth man?' answer any more are sword-like ' eolves eee The with ind sav except with:¢ -_- Peitibone: Republic an Boccia a ld Lamang in the postponed todas of - additional tation structions by the . Judge Wood. expt ets structions reac when James~-H. opening argument | will probably defenss onset was rson +4444 tat then saa the % cna= sande e Coney. r2 j , Hat j riman Pays feature to the board al construction. He fs, therefore familiar eak points, if there be any be has a perfect knowiedge that have been pullt. witoin years Lie was In his old ae . er . with all the in the navy of the ships the past ten position in of Union } a ties or misinformation of Neu- wil Another important purpose 3 be served by this collection of data. The resolutions from congress will not relate ulone to the Brownson affair. They] will cover. th idministratfon of the] bureaus and their work. For this reason] amniral' Converse's report when handed] Secretary Metcalf, will be ready Tor} transmission to congress on {ts call COPPER KING GREENE FINED FOR CONTEMPT New York Jan. 2.-Colonel Greene, president of the Greene dated Copper cempany, und the and officers of that company : | W Consolidirectors were today ordered by Justice Glegerich of the supreme court, to pay a ine of $200 for contempt of court The contempt proceedings grew out Ol) suit. brought against Greene and the Greene Consolidated Copper company by] James A, Grant of New York, 4 stock-} holdev in the Cobre Grande Copper com-| pany, an Arizona corporation, whose] stock is held by the Greenc Consolidated Copper company Grant sued for an accounting, alleging that the Cunanen and Greene through manipulation. were taking most of the profits and directing the Cobre company's aftairs to the detriment of the original stuckhollders Hi IS OWN joqgq. aig his in from his Root, discuss German- -American +++++ United States ‘ oe doctrine Senator re had Shelby abandoned M. foreign chairman committee, sald: ee "The ing, the Mon- Cullom, relations Relations Already professor's but we friendly are Friendly. ‘ ideas are already aoe terms with German interestthe most We h ave not, nor do I belleveaye an have an offensive and defengive alliance with an European power. 1 do a know what the future. might bring, do not know that any soch thing ae a be done, but if itsis, the President would make the suggestion and it .t = ar that I should fore. thin ifen tgs eae cuss a definite a repay Tore jan affairs, rofessor Burgess involving gRested Bert os t te a ‘mo on own Rae To ent position maintain In our Jostuoia Bare of ‘Pa- cific aon to x pn the great work which we have cut ovt for ourselves, we must hove a great and powerful European alliance and a powerful European aliy. England has openly, announeed its alljance with Japan .and Impossible-in fact, it, 1s.exit is nut tremely probable-that In the near future the English government will, enter into an agreement with Japan for the division of Asia. Alliance a Obevk. "Such made an .allotment effective In could the -not face of an ‘be' allied steam the steamwere] Mae Oregon t |alliance. excerpt an York New to the eae Professor . Burgess suchas' confer- | qjsregard.' authority |,they ie n-As to k, H. bt Se as far Harrimar iN} from read raed ree re z hep beret Severance-Would these that it Ai 1) ) saw ae never them, ad know, not the1 or janet Business at Standstill and Pop‘ Es yes, appeal mininutes/ of | heard : ulace to-E 1 minutes from which I have they were bought for th oy ee aehwerin-I you CALEB know I belong ey everanes pemoeenet © i aka ee ears| Mi Schwe rin-Az fur as 1 7 | produce sir. und | Mr. = a Indi- for the use of Manchurié and be bought by pursuant that, street, clining lay op¢ pynown eoming oy refuses self-imurder An cots 3 S008 month eum rep HAND of protest. trom the United States and Germany Such an alliance ~ would and world: the of peace the nromote ould redound to the best interests of the United States and Germany: There Short Ling He | no use Dlinding -ourselves with the Vesscls Ovwos Who it ieee ngs hands "ot investigation }| sophistry Mail Pacific the During ee vidua aa with as n ation With SeverAttorney @ane, by Commissione: "3 times is at a equation personal to assought the commission for ance 7 fears us as ahi England and and | inant, the Manchuria owned Who certain a Us as a Pe despises and timony | petitor te following the and Mongolia, e * Germany, _frora that bellew transcript of those hear-| appears in the famore us with regards peror down, ings an and in England, one than, any vor was Antroduced Severanee-There Mr a ||, evidence of} other just murder question Pacific Entirely |<com tk as ©- | red upon him at the meeting of the ex3 show-| ecutive committee of February 19, 190° he had purchased from tiie Atlantic : two ocean stei company Transport Pp anl-| for|at the approximate sum of $2 t} eacl and his action was ratined ant in | eontirmed Are thes® two ships the precipitat« Mongcolla and Manchuria? authorlMr. Schwerin, (on the witness stand es; sir hehips these Severunce-Then Mr. | 0 IWue, Short ree oO he oO lon: some vs, a member ot die board ot m1 ABED) NEW YORKER DIES The data, which will be collected, will information the benefit the to redound would urges, ef the meeting of the} minutes the from would and involyed nations both ]o¢ Oregon the of committee execulive which warning a significant as serve 1903.) of March, 26th) the of Line Short England and Japan would wot re ported | » ven Harriman Mr, At that meeting . ashamed] Septom-]| 4s road Washington, Jan. 2-Elihu secretary of state, would not _ the] eee He Wartimen Seber : Mongolla ers nuthorized to happened bois However, alliance as suge@sted by Professor Bursess, but an official declaration from the state department tg that Professor surgess, like all other professors, has his Utopia This particular one does not concern the state department. He is merely talking ex cathedra. He does not represent the United. States. nor Germany and his statement had no relation to the state department. The President would not comment upon Professor Burgess's idea and Mr. Loeb will not discuss the professor either Yor himself or for the President. He is the professor who some years ago Was the author of the report that the PUZZLED st pips fied use of two owned by the Oremon: sh rt in DL » vielnity would Statesmen, Discuss Professor's Scheme Approvingly, vidual. £60000 policemen.| home are} he I win-| barbarians slightest dow-t reaking white Result. PAE Different MoDonof the urder- all BY Other Own1 Ships. evidently Head and nese in sired Liber-| We] privilege of paylng for some of t our fists, with | pairs on the A pecullur feature of the deal by first knocked] which Harriman gets all the profits = » was] the dual position he occupies. tla his | viman a individual, the leases to the accident that! Pacific Mall company, of which he is they | president, the steamers that are chargi Pi ‘fficers | ed up to the Q@regon Short Line and ay vol to jus- | Subsequently included in the assets of "tichting | the Union Pacilic-but the entire, revhighway-| enue goes to Harriman, the individual Details of this mixed transaction are partially dleclosed In the testimony taken in two Investigations of the Harri¢| man rallroad system and the affairs of | the Pacific Mail Steamship company eriou Lawyers for the Interstate Commerce ‘that the commission put two and two together armfound that Harriman was gettins] r ancouand ‘i The Al- NO WORD FROM PRESIDENT i Himself German-American liance Would Bring De- ally for Use of His duinpedx t attempted oO f bel New ing regarded Thinks mS pl: dispatiome BURGESS PLANS. PEACE OF WORLD testes TF MENICO AIRSHIPS, ee ; HOW HE EKES OUT 1 MONTHLY INCOME trouble oe the ae § the of _ alive, for ath2 of Japanese. in- makes when Christma result of his valor Emerg the at tient ‘ I si é nd arms. were severel , ¥ AE believer *\ het wi | again, members} selected, other in-| satis hed and will be a reply to all articles, Incuding that of Henry Reuterdahl. It is probable that the imvestlga-| tton ot Aciniral Converse, who will be" the chief constructor, Rear Astoaist al Capp will reveal the sour rest move to draw a the head In at }|} twice, "hot oneY 1 | head, the other taking bee satis r the ja near shington, wi urd way 1 Dou] Pring dej denial Bont ve death in patch it: up.-,Biva | po ket to Rat tbe. Sey "un ord t the th huve no cause fo ith te iplaint if it does not sult them after] een} 1 plan This move they ve adopted to aie sure thal members get | 1 ever, he 30) ¢he "some they selected, and, through| "radical rorgott ee or error. they do not turu | action.' e wus chairm up or so after the drawing and| Senator Armstrong We . ‘ at the reom actually turned] { stigation whit h investiga legislative Inyestiss inies In which Go | ove ae them was not the on elected | ed the insurance compan ae I le ving of the 1 a ys yetalned ae ernor. Hughes ™ the a SCT ‘ ee - at in thous? doubtedly the Presiden replied Hughes t is | Evans ent mar-; 11 eons { drasein fo ; | sy oO A 1) é office building for the use of the | 3 the hospita Tee r Presi snbers of the house on the drawingH a Bet hair Gale wa Inger tes I niber : burned state) ,, Thursday of next week. on 8 ‘ } Ol oe ak Pr fait ty | Goubte if he will acnt ‘overnor whether or opposedGoverno to the the] scen In m01 2 merchant, killing mn nd : EY ne Mi DA \\ or a th wuld : ES H EEA Davidson had entered re | ‘ KILL CHIEF a he The the GUVERNWENT WILL REPLY 10 CRITICS) Vv POLICE eatty ville,: Ky , Jaan: Police Josephli Davide who .was| wa tM ‘ AND C to ri Frene law allows i va engaged to "3 Tiel De Sagan 1 promiptl denied Vutiog plat : ‘ Iminediatel ut Oe oer When . was by street 2 I two D,| Pants of --- bearing MERCHANT ans, t portee Mm that \« Gule) { : January le du . Britton eriminal Washington, Jan, 2.-The navy departreply to] ment will make un exhaustive ent eriticisms of its methods and especially as to the construction of ships | Secretary Metealf ha asked Rear AdA. Converse, the head of the miral G navel construction board to colleet all this} data bearing upon the subject not inelude the articles which have appeared in eriticisms of the United States naval bureaus and thelr work erse was for a long time vureau of navigation, and and re-| bo the bureau of equipment pairs. He is a retired officer, but on account of bis ability was retalned as ad- card e] imselt at im-} of york. ot x ic d ; Onipal lot os "ino ik yt would Hughes ‘overnor 9° zu a: iwaay ti 1 pe the jominalios Broac tribute to wound up with w# warn m aes < on tr) dent Raphael! Bone Be r| mati his wife, "1 ed i} } i. 7m it Castellan aby va lee if , indorsemcnt effect i es nution his it on sick ( 5 « but in chifing would Armell tik a AlPO,ible OVERS AEwit 8 skill 1 i est) \ Senato to d. ons. the FORA onor hinasell tour ) rp ad It Roozevelt Tavor challenge lea Investigations as to Source of Recent Strictures on Navy. for meaning riding.on 1 Rumor is Busy Le Cc p-] } fp) Suz ls ce atrs it at Va the cards» jai). the Ind, between wall 1d\P if \) 706: con Gould Ss the Cit it r Mp4 ;I irried t 14 airy 1 I prom prep climb a scoundrel with:such @ ‘annot be al boom te B courdes wee Indications of a Stampede to} 1 WALD: count ‘ ould dl "it,mnt t oe though Ure. et ae a: a ST i "ASShim amelie: elms ei aud mele . ended i s yolice y re pou Both}|the poll Smelzer, Sheriff p { , who oO o muarcistrate to att not trolinen i 1 seyed. ‘1 ‘as. rt to aft ot-foot after hot-fo60 ener the followed t a e ) rferen theiat | Lp LUKEWARM Strike between). outst CE ra ORE n the ‘ place took' then diss 1 princes duelto , d || a and id Thew im Counsel deetin blow | Vailway> atrike -sympathizers to 3 o'clock 10 after. shortiv c on i , ; ich | when «a squad. : of { ane a halk heritt on. duty : iat isons', eet hate a pels oH Hund, ablo : né hour' Took heard-b were The Administration iii } ar a j | BOOMERS i a on | ---s Pe: BECOMING ingxing ‘ far, "POLSoe ] rR 501 it I : . > HUGHES OF A . | : Teer i git: . emipratines|1. eh i . } ! t d Everybody 2 t i ' « » @X- for couver, to fee!- both of possible could The insanity plea does not offer such only three against easy efcape to the defendant as has 7 been gencrally supposed. It Is phan gap reels fought back with that District Attorney soe hs will the consent to Barry Thaw's release on plea of Insanity without aon ® fizht.| to t campaign in this trial, as in the first helpless that so far as the Insanity plea is concerned,} face, will be to establish clearly the form of} they aug not cut icin a map insality from which it is claimed the de-| trjca fendant js suffering, or was suffering at nerivad the time tbe act was. committed. tify with assemble Lunderso! ash statiacl O i bitterest infantry to ready the leaped from their beds whe aie firs sel that paranola was the only aa of heard the smashing glass.' if\ See ‘ insanity that could be proved by tho ey!lthey appeared with long knives, and t t dence, and that paranola is a ee the proprietor of the Peace ty which is senerally ° tertained ould algurded as eee itr, < : low , for ety 5a] al "Won't ce a defense lead Thaw to the asylum een G5 \0. vi sgting Be ikea. ; chi _comy Kokomo ordered had" Winchester, out markeat{/pe ‘ ep1 insulting in his ad pat :tp cet rittrod not i Woe < tl eee t anet ' | ean ed en do Regie ©] the to I iforbid Jjupa nd America io 1 I ‘Ai Cut yi be Br . J of Second the | This hat Frenchman] revived ee patentee applied aoe aany ene erent deputies ¢ owd Indianapolis rom) Haniy that Governor Nath ery the of near | conipany has OF ORDERS Washington, Jan. 2.-The eovernment of Mexico {s going to buy a flock of war balloons, and is figuring with an American maker for them. Recently the wai department had ordered drawings and estiMates for a ship of this fort, placing the order with Charles Strobel of Toledo. O Strobel last summer brought one of his ships here and navigated it around Washington for a fortEht or more, dolng some remarkable things. Army officers who have studied the big army balloons which the French army is using declared the Strobel vessel a better, cheaper and simpler one than the French ones, however It réquired a stretching of the regulations to give this order, for there is no appropriation specifically for the airship fleet The department, however, found sm way. to: cireumvent this, and gave the order Later Strobel went with his ship to Mexico City, where he raced around to the great edifieallon ofsthe people. President Diaz took an interest in the airship and ordered it to be brought for a fair trial in his presence. The staff of the army attended and was go pleased that orders were given without delay f@r some of the vessels, to be built as Jarge as: any "the French have made. it was an accel. COMMISSIONERS tomorrow ituation incident ; irost against Pie riddel trons aes of 2 z 2S¢€ store, *< t ; started Caras arantas police stais so clse to the place t ~ y and J. Russell Peabody in the former's tion that it is not often Racing, and office, was officer Thaw]no second to the preparatory tance. be-} Monday on begin will which trial eriminal the in Dowling, Justice tore Attacked While Explaining. court of the supreme branch The proprietor of the store first apto thé public given was statement No peared and the young men were tfyin the adjournment of the conférence, to explain to him that it was learned that a straight plea and that they insanity will be urged in behalf of dent mob marching in Boni|asséemble had royvernor th idk the of H,. D and Cc 4 truck \irs addressed } some ane rince ‘ : { arene Sc a 1 | it that aRan | Boni then ts=t } | - one umped a 3 . Miod hil replaced. Bont, Insult wreatest' nother. li coun | pro wounte ari is ON pay a EAR lone se Se yMikado ne itandir ffe | 1 . { sr W a bbe= te the t the | | | [rom Count rv 14 thil Vetoed ave Would edific ered in Count chureh s rh. We on prince, the ! ‘ | Lavo One ‘ ( Japanese aren ilso ¥ come before nt { ‘ Th appear- made Hle I andy rl il but--departed oa Sebel finished y Was Count, the Insultx Lie I Ja at no stage wa. the trouble be twe en three firemen and the epee se o'clock > the dimensions of the §September int the dis- Cort pt} Al 4 ) ingot ies B! RV ¢ COME i no J yon , It fied in favor of Harry K. Thaw in hie rs i o first tvial for n the & er. Oo f Stanfor murd Stanford White, held a long conference today rs bered more than 1,000 and ao jeer of derision the cbods., aad deputies, and 8 the ) Relying > Lit ! 1 t mt egat ‘ e lifer tbe iN te en dent OF NEW YEAR EVE Victims Still Alive, But All Will iB %-Dr. and as with Martin W. Littleton, The he storm, sanity, the at ve Lhe ee zur trust. ; ey : * the crowd counsellinge regarding tie lattet's alleged At present Muncie officinis of that concern want Phitip pine Sugar to EO to Japan and be kept frlendship for the former's divereed | ber of unemployed Tk and out of thix market, white, Mme, Anna Gould, and which has| busily engaged In ta It is understood that when Secret iry interests of the dtrikers. for seme days past been very acute Yaft was in the Bast he made al! the More Trouble Coming. and bitter, today reached a sensational inquiries necessary in regard to Japancrisis. More. trouble is exé immigration and how to prevent it A requiem anass for the repose of the} traction company The memorandum of Lhe emperor | stopping emigration i the resul of} soul of Lady Stanley Errington, widow running ears in state The o'clock in] died who E rrington, | of Sir Stanley Secreta and suggestions Fioot's Mi meeting to havea ers ure cele-| was this week, England, Chester, , ‘ work " "Wh Arthur and fMeCulloch of] Chureh in the morning this brated \ d ) ‘ 1 tu ‘ re Cal t pit Sir 4 v : 1 . tarted te kio to it ‘ St: Pilerr« Lady tanle was a mem-| row morning looking Sheriff strike the f famils Rand titled tl of = hid A in ings ef up pment oN large a sweuring.in ostruci8ed] ts who Suagun, de Prise 1 | le Japaneseahr Pre i 4 eeregarding £7 ithh (es ' 1 ty hi f nil was requested not to at and hopes to be in c TRAGEDY Seldom Jan, inventor ‘Brain ~ : by York, Evans, Victory. halt was called by : men under conmand Benbow, an@ a detail of Sheritf Perdieu. aire New ‘ they Fizzle}iunurea yaras trom a Very _ ses Dapesades ey Chee e 1 is Paranoia. is toward the car barns cutskirts of the theft victory as member of the rapidly a badge bearing the its s he) proceeded CHURCH Its Name Curable. poltcen cemen 1 cheers Celebrate as the soon rd of Pune tk Zo. a itsslg : cars 1 by) am id As dle Castellane = "and foes Baron Hayashi about that time stated cde Sagan at Sword's that his government would carry out ° such a pact Secretary Root has now Points. received confirmation of all this. | [tis his cue now to oppose open legislation «and to give the Mikado's edict a chante to: show it wlll werk Tt tas been ascertained at the state department that there is no quid pre > ei Jig Sates : quo except the promise not to irritate Japai's people by special adverse legisea < 4 lation. Ove Favol of AmeriThat Trade Agreement, n It. Wus reported today that the United Can Woman, SE atey would enter into an agreement ¥y free trade ghouls aa put in Republican Special Cubic. twe e lippines 1 Paris, Jan. 24.-The lon 2 : "the the windows. One ral : hundred 1 s rike-s) coe strike-breake rs Te ee Populace Wrought Up Over Rampant Lawlessness he very car thal a5n station was : ack and stones rer bau rs Mikado would act sincerely in the, ma!eAeaal ter of prohibition of immigration shot The bear turned en its pursuers, jumped the fence and. retraced its steps toward the mountains It finally was rounded up in an orchard and shot to death. Osear Himmel, a boy, was shot In the foot during the hunt. Sd NEW INSANITY TO FIT THAW'S CASE and that increasing At 10 growing o'clock the 4440 intended to secure of Japanese Immier; furthertold invidious and M | Root 7 Viscoun it legisiation i that this gov- } Aoki ernment would see to it, or would en-] | deavor to see to it, that there would| he no legialntion to irritate ant if the} | were #]lagked cars that oy a a reakers, | pro- -- strike-break- only nds J the sympathizers +/run no more cars tonigh +) more ‘sc Is clas ; + sarhieee ne aoe ¥ +lisers n A morning + ns 2 ee Root Arranged It. was then announced semi-officially] this government was opposed to li tha and #]!5S t he < ae from ae t PVICe ' oved hin brothe id it was awful to think of him having to dic The funeral was the largest th day v + Ing car men, when two men + an ilaeva her . | * seven others Injured. ae while Peace On Ind. £ all evening fers fu + Munilece tiny ' tinued / | Jast his word AVC BZiven eve penin the world to havé life of Frank Ridge- declared and ‘al " Outcome, + Sea cock's 1 Continues e , Peacock + +> + SAVE fortuneNs SERIOUS were ad- +{ - Officers Apprehensive of relatives members elegation were mn gz SITUATION GROWS os + oe Ridgeway's "con. so relatives wlxe night Just be- OHHH EH HEF Ht ttt SS Coliforni which prohib as emperor is mde some eats ci, meeting were was taken of # ever held in Pittsburg.mvercn AllGlosedr the un-|# city departments Brier This nemorandum supplement to sta . ore herself, ne Well kept I would ny L had d the do} . ous, $o-as to meet the requirements untit bec nearest 000.001 whieh the rial edict prohibiting fe hi subitec to the Hawuil. if ymie tt: few in number, and|* th to be y r-| + and Send Cars to earl made the offer of $1,000,000 to the doctors assembled by Mr ee ways be sees vy they | a8 _ - a an fa emiz jor o United States and excepted classes, the inspection « 1 Karina Saturday the Japanese imperial government upon|* the question of Japanese immigration | + to this' countrs : contains oO it the ‘1+ = 2.-Secretat Jan. received eel - ‘todainv sador bedside i+ iy) AIC Here, : Force Company to Stop Traffic Was taken ili with pneumonia, Peacock spent most of his time by the bedside itil Ridgeway's con- + + + hibiting Subjects Com of the Frank de- safetyWestof GOVERNMENT . . Anxiously Await : Verdict. EEE Georgetown, Ky., Jan, 2.-The fate of aleb Powers still hangs in the balance. Tn jury in whose hands the case was committed this wrestling after all day, v¢ rdict de and morning with were Reaving at 8:03 o'clock, of the ‘problem +2 to teac unable the court to house their : & at quar- k tonight, retired testified | 9% Schwerin M cy sleep upon the cuse. Pa- | ter s toto slee the} of president s rinvat ballots many as to how intimation No party charter x I 1 ti . ‘the eit : 2 jury ; stands, been taken, oF how : the y Hurri- | have runs between + Wo vessel nd tl steamship conipany. of | has come from the juryroom, and the the that ground galing is president | conviction vice. Is: in) c wert ( Schw | : Vi "P ci hd ‘ : ; hung. I is is hopelessly jury his in- -| | jury his rets gets an rer and manager general arr{/and Powers, the defendant, have only Not Attorney Harriman from sut- | Veer iin claimed that Up the on been sides both on and counsel the in-/| eyes to, volunteer interrupted Lovett day, the throughout expectancy ,of toe regis-| are Mrs steamers the that formation manifested hes public general the but corunatae Harriman's in Mr. { tert é of outcome the in Interest intense answered ‘cleat! aes verance tl such the} from ner's « n quoted / has courtroom , ies the that case no ‘ted the {nj Pacific, Union the of report er an both Line is includ- | been packed with anxious spectators, ||} which the Short regon women and men, the best. part. of the as a subsidiary property, to show | ( FRANK MW' MILLIN OF duy, and what the verdict will be has th steamers Mongolia and Man| assets of the Union} been the question on every lip in this 1 are listed az UTAH ae BETTER mule The ittornt y empl asized the quiet little elty, business being practtiethat the report he quoted was that) ally at a standstill awaiting the result penyp Late this. afternoon when Foreman intended for the stockholders and not 1 He = Bryee of the jury, communicated to = lithe one prepar@l for the' Interstate Jude Morris a request that certain porportant commission MI J| Commierce partment tions of the testimony upon which the ; "It now appears," continued Mr, SevMillin of in the annual] jury was /not quite clear, be furnished erunce, "from the entry ment the jury at once, the hope was entertainreport, that these steamers belong moted ; ed that the end was not far off and this either to the Union Pacitic, the Short Inspectat Vashington division to chief hint was sufticient to increase the crowds Line or the Oregon Rallway and NaviChief of the in and about the court house It was then gation company. These companies are tran#ferred to Kanfreely predicted, even counsel for the making a report to their stockholdchanges accused joining in the prediction, that ers in Powers would know his fate before bedny never heard of that report before,' y of reorganization | titue (Conttuued vp Poge Me.) e ago | i: = Ci ontinulie ins t a of pare o a jit Pee. CEASE|${+ Director iirector- miugeway' Ridgewas E 7 arniy mperor. of PRICE FIVE CENTS Warmer. Ee IMMIGRATION \ WILL fe public Pittsburg, who Salad In the Penns*lvania hospital Monday norning ox irs the lwo men ond faa] + + \+ | + Mikado. the director, partment of . Today-Cloudy OFF tPF tt+++++++++oe ees s tty rittsttheseeesenteertresstettensts nderstanding With Weather L Be iene : Taft and Root Secure Desirable |? could save Ridgeway, 1908. dt millionaire ound Yormer junior partner of Andrew Carnegie. It was learned today, offered. $1,000,000 to any physician who Altoona, Pa, Jaii. Jan. 2.-An exciting bear chase, in which nearly 500 residents of Altoona participated, was a feature of the New Year's celebration here, Late In the afternoon bruin meandered into Altoona from the mountains and started out on a tour of Inspection. At first it was thought he was a tame animal, but when the mistake was discovered, there was a rush for firearms. The animal was run into an alley, pursued by a small army of amateur = nimrods, Who blazed away, endangsering the lives of the spectators and driving the' timid to 3, VANCOUVER WILD WITH INDIGNATION a + t Ht + OV trtteseesetertersetetoneneeeetets LIVE, oe FRIEND'S KILL BEAR IN STREETS VENNSYLVANIA TOWN, ee iS OF SECRETARIES : btu, Raz don, 2A MUNGIE. STRIKERS WIN A SKIRMISH aly SUCCESSFUL WORK P2222" JANUARY ass ttvateerdotsonsaps SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, resgeneteegase Vill, Vill, NUMB NUMBER ER 52. 52. Berga rePT TESTS OSSSTETTT ETT VOLUME |