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Show The Jnter-Mountain Republican VOLUME ||, NUMBER 16. SALT SEVEN HURT IN LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1906 WRECK AT SANDY _ vinDuring downpour revotes Storm at Aber }clouds BREAK and i ae . , Fatalities Narrowly Escaped ile Coll} ; Tle rifie Collision Last Night Salt Lake in at persons 9:15 last dead on the high ground remarkable sight downpour of rain was INSPECTION mixed }Court Cabal o : Tries to Provoke Revo ary : litionary Douma Hesitaney Ac | Thus Pee oe ears was thirty warning of oe The injur right eye Mrs. Mary ut. Mrs. M. C. > r ed in ©. off | | Lehi; | | nose | knee , Provo; | : hurt Grove; cut Nephi; isfied on] With bout 100 passengers were on the/TRUST were filled with} of the} epi! Before by Hard of Methods. to cable tives and Marked | Vangible May 26.-''The court 7 the greatest court of before that court the abominable detached. They were running|of these alleged rate of thirty miles an hour Knew they couldthe freight cars was swung Mrs. at that point it could from what train they practices. station learned became at the Cne of Hsion. eS was geet 2S alighting this Standard Without Oil and pay and the 1 am are guilty and come publicity eladly severe men practices, they into court consequent penalty convinced no- for they pay the penalty many . as the law ‘reserves. thelr would t oe ae es » la these words J. T+ Mazchana by Cleared to the @ay- night The hearings coneluded® ce insas City or Marehand Chicago," ; as | brought to Russia so if there had Making Douma Unpopular. For this reason it was decided by the reactionaries to continue' the struggle along legal lines. They caused the douma to be slighted and refused a hearing, hoping in that way to proyoke it to take revolutionary action, thus forcing a dissolution: and making the douma unpopular among an impatient and suffering people. Hence the Ferusal oe an audience to the ade day unwilling today is, to to taba be KILLED have been by far more productive of Betial Es ults than were obtained at either | May what Madden, House | | FELT Six Wide Opened in the exent the called St. to terjected Houghtor The Citizens' National! bank building and Copper Range general offices in Houghton shaken up. POLITICAL FIGHT STIRS BAD of Abuse auvitd have given the same kind," B. allances, Fretter, lawless the dupes HIS of the Too President would perhaps the nation the most ER eee court |}with his policy crushing of to} ‘ the greater gf panty mage me nominee close remarkable Waged in which TO Sie ee the vsfapalen south, abuse and. chair when a © e ny wil) of Weennta nidiens politica z vituperation in hav he was Spe aker of hearing Mr. |? waeen HIMSELF persons SECTION. injured Court in "HELL Robert M. of Ness the delegates it would seem a slight advantage, but counties, including ; ty,"are contested | as if Cox had all the larger | this, Shelby one » by side side other. T; ark horse pane SS os ae Sorth In gr Put meen £ ton es of Sena n : 2 is eoune> the ae and Carmack, asked after Tracks Cause ee of tne Tl) in her eae Street nn Collision me | tae Cars. Strike Out Cost STAYS ¢ CONFESSION San yA. ape - Memphis; "Moon, of of others tanoog4, Chak are Pp and | Ing |journment | ichteenth" jelgh | 4 |The rominently | ljng finance | been the ia report platform into stepped the into car the $60,000 were responsible for party was the Evans, at aepdon, can formerly will be consu the rs Republican | words faith "hell fire' from and than of broke the the governing has kept Premler camel's ade | and «the receiy ed, assembly KR. jl. the ror O. Purade and Other . ‘te Coniplete. ments met ‘ general O. the night F building purpose selected ll | service at of the on : the hall Market |the ito iets d ot in prisons throughout the expropriation the there will if the be weather authorities thermometer sdor: Medora, N. Inches ; two: vital handed out demands the Loa few note the vote of lack nap of papi in confidence D., May¢ constant rain a snowstorm WILLIAMS House is rises shortly. | the in plan there other that a change of administration that is in harmony with the jority of the people must be ¢ ed, pad accordingly taken p oa A of. this motion brings the party coup Mr. ay days| at having} | bill expressed by segue | | who their feel that chances of upon any had be with now to to apply regard statement outlines governing forest apply be to in for- grazing. ¢ the regula lons reserves which liberal. G¥azing was or under Tinted | 8Prings, and con- Arca. what it careful by ing Jands. 26.-The diplo- bill before] speeches, them, Mo.) that have of the Charges led to cerjous loss. of tem- graz- fradulent entry Great property areas and even of life. a} be The Remedy. such conditions corrected stop | I by seem to law. Olmstead, committee's bills the drew clerk the a anobla The nedy to apply to the open read the discussion Serve policy, but also by the effeet o fencing the public grazing lands. Though illegal, this fencing has in Most cases greatly improved the condition of the area inclosed, Care, however, must be taken to -avold the ap- | plication of sweeping and ironcled ac-|&Ulations to an area so vast and protest | Conditions (Pa.) and who was in the were ES rule by rules | tion of the | 1s that any a saw in the house with Champ near John Clark Democrat as in bill inflexible lands if the | must in the house the Re publican | of the committee (naming | Mr. Rucker Democratic different. The ae to investl- Mr. | ations of the Public Lands Commisthe} *!lons show that immectate applica- upon stating so be alike, or to it sought through The extract all graz- of local each as is gradual locality of speeffically in- such suit- 09 President's future} Sharp speaker| ; to grazing values, would be and that Improvement troduction into form of control if} ed rule regardless statement from the View. then quotes President's another message White | 4% follows | "The best use of the public grazing |}lunds requires the careful examinaNominates Bryan, |} tion and classification of these lands "Your brightest sun." he said,|in order to give each settler land enpointing to the Republican side, is} cugh to support his family and no like a IHghtning bug alongside the | more While this work {s being done, man whom we will elect, our peerless}and until the lands are settled, the leader, William Jennings Bryan,' | sovernment should take control of (Democratic applause). | the open range, under reasonable reIn reading the diplomatie and con-| "ulations suited to local needs, tollowsular bill for amendments the salaries ing the general policy already in sueof the ministers to Holland and Eel- | cessful operation on the forest re|} glum raised by the bill to $12,000 were aaa , reduced to $10,000 | ecient the ga Tie useuanion, waa on the salaryof WOMEN JUMP FROM Canal house Commissioner adjourned Magoon A the when the athletes easily threaten. team to loses win mob Great d 2 prepare Feureka question of d for defining any the emerpowers street matters the observance Grand Marshal of MeSleate: aldes fur the the relating cemeteries were purade to Spanish the War Veterans organizations of the in from its clared * work the is attendants opportunity Teer eLoNe the young ignoring the ministers. offered by the douma's Itke situation and ly to as eantinns for some seca will hac come worse instead addition| | \ G I Page 8. State society Page Senator Pare 10. Vireless Pettus, system a unique for political Church announcements. interurban figraU- Not Ameri- Prepay | LAUNDRY Fire by 26.-Wholesale in In as the well Germany Trans-Atlantic fully mail 26 who per Letters have come from Can consulates in this from German business that widespread publie cee e ae t tee rae jand there is an unexpressed fear of Ame WINDOWS Laboratory Lives, Firemen recelve of York, imperiled ri- | laundry Several Belng Imperils Girls Injured. the|number were of 26.-In lives this to of an scores flremen injured | The blaze | laboratory of a a fire that hundred afternoon destroy buildings, Germany| tors entailing end. May the girls threatened It is de-|of cent in and New anc es and! as mails.. arriving Hundred | pela houses in Chemical charges| Fee business Germans, that Postage. carelessnes against of and started in the Ducker some of and entire the bleck girls, a specta- the chemical Davitt com- the Amerl- | pany 530 West Twenty-fifth street Peet ae and} and 2wept through the back of the om king building into the bullding oceupled by sitah Gs be|the laundry The terrorized women : om a -|began jumping out of windows aE ce tha Ss ICUS rh 1© |} fore the firemen could raise thelr ladAmerican reputation for efficiency."'| gers) and when these were put up, The annoyance has become so great} more were hurt in thelr haste to that German firms are now in thé/yeagch the ground. Phe flames spread habit of asking the American consuwith great rapidity Into surrounding Jates to reimburse them. The \meri> | buildings, and soon the firemen were cun corsui capital genenm in a south Ge forced writes to tween oe their ‘al factories, attention be- warehouses ‘Americans should know that the) sna a Hed hd vard, bésidés ‘the strucrecipients of insutliclently stamped tut in which the fire started letters in Germany must net only pay Several ambulance loads of injured the dificlency in postage, but a Sanit hoe can wareltalennte hospit equivalent to doubl that xranethn This frequently makes the ree AN of such things as wedding pete: aon and Sunday newspapers a_ positive ‘SHREWD MOVE ¢ OF GERM S luxury. Hundreds of American letters arrive every day bearing two cent) yy Iping Sultan to to Diepenss With Eingstamps. The German postal people _ - take a fiendish e ach folks iene ‘as } ult Lake soclety | W omen's clubs. | May American fire | Page 6 Mines the| | by bears insufficient postage, cxypensive penalties at this ' com- FINE Caused correspondents. residents heavy 2 for private can Do "criminal preferred man great Who Berlin, of States SECTION, recovery Annoyance cans great 4. bride's AND a Utah meet. sports baseball | Page 5. | Good stories POSTAGE delight Incoming foreign penalties exacted source of revenue In weighing matl provide ae | because the a handsome! | Ish Telegraph } |‘ places, secured adjoining of litigation. of made would watering means control "Obviously (Dem., be have heen illegally fenced. Again. stock owners, notably sheep and ¢@attle' men, have defended their conflicting Claims by force of arms, causing and | treated might easily regulation Advantage. other this porary have was and end confidential matters before | Conditions ene The Missour! member | disastrous and also House degree a state- "g » stockme have: OX claon ae ora aot d TN ee selves of the strategic positions-that is, the lands controlling the streams. Member the of publicity or {it depends| gaining but Mr JImstead (Rep. Kan.), x | Williams Douma Rose them) would vote against the they wished to be consistent a Support May Protest from recital of the on evaded People reserves orice again SPEAKER by legislation ereaeae well would that Vast House. consular Rucker flo of at Berni was which are construed tinues Missouri. today for chair, d'etat, mbar of regulations est He charged the Republican members| of the committee on election of Presi-| dent, Vice President and members of | congress with being opposed to such | legislation. | J |} shall | trom | Curtis the 26.-In HCOutsire sire the » forest fores reserves, reserves, hov how‘ver, Is an area of public land, estimated at 400,000,000 acres, which has no present value except for grazing purposes. On this land grazing is wholly unstrained by law Commercial interests, great and small, have competed for its use, and the result 148 been abuse of the range. Millions of acres have been recklessly overgrazed and practic ally ruined. In his Democratic were many subjects. plea iiiedecet majority to ce s ane rangetho. efoceae regulations poe . nd corrupt contributhons fosJ weenie rT Eaabeas already CAPE j¢ahipaign finds He held that pub-| conclusion is strengthened not only by licity was the best cure for the evil.| the success attending. the forest re- 4- that and house tion collision a of Washington, the the Conflict effect and been followed | The ground is coy-| pow NEXT From matic gctcd Apply to all government lands fit for srazIng purposes the same rigorous rules 96.-Three 26.-Three have ‘The Entertained Dreams ses in to Regulations May Unfair control by this fresh plled a top of the douma Is the Washington, aouma, Wilversal suffrage bill grudgingly to the de puties, Angered beyond ‘hich was Range Congressman Rucker Predicts ae is probable ODER inethateiie the Beis prevent Nebraskan Will Occupy - | £°0zing vAlue more. of thethanoper half publicwhatrangeit searcely the counof land so of OVERGRAZED es Suggested Open of Snow. the White the: AREAS we --a noe ree LARGE Missis- | Remedy Goremykin ne real demands of the douma reject d outright or ignored. Am- were Control. before the back | ane oe |B ama. Book reviews. | Page | The G, in all his closing arrangements ul Arrange- of committee last pertaining to mortal day. had heats confession ie and eral - Comics Drama DAY. MEMORIAL FOR Of a The Show- | has ty May regis- ered, over two inches of snow fallen In the past» four hours .- a: Page 1. Baltimoere's -~ure Details Sieemirial the CHARGE SECOND the Mioned was launc hed looking | | sipetd ye this meetir 2 sndered | d A movement nove ne 1B Owing to the bad blood engenes to the construction of several theologi- '| From al! {ndications, It now appears by the Campaign it 1s feared t Nashthere | cal seminaries, owlng "to the decreas- | that the only organizations which w HM Will be a number of confiiets a Nas H. |ing number of graduate | be represented In the Memortal aS When the convention a ipaner il Phe as ssemmbly refus od to strike the | parade will be the National Gare and Clay assembly rise Legis- Fed- o'clock drop that although but Two «ame these Stocks and bonds. Page 12 Hromotions from elghth grade to High | se hool are announcec niversity senlors and normals ready for week of commencement car $60,000. Ray of tracks | READY hundredof one the ofgeneral: assembly ; ats as ' expense about rear himself accident Refuses - t Vote Church eit unless ; ; thrown from their seats with great ae The motorman of the tinurban car, whose vestibule was demols ure miraculously escaped with -_--- ita on the Knutson Wet Teently defeated for the! ‘besemocratic gine | Presbyterian church occurred here, to-| homination for U nited « H. | night The members worked hard) , , mes <e Robert L Taylor, Bee reman today and transacted much business Peas: i ; Assembly the inches, the Spo | Just in time to go down in the wreck } of the rear platform, Passengers were IN 14 that of that. Cleve-| commissioners FIRE" dangerous handling are to lieve no serjous damage will occur.| ment just. Is sued : b , 2 3 The entire Minnesota and Dakota crop | Wart Pe ™ es a Sees * region fs in the wintry clutch and {t|~ CPSS': the government. forester, is probable crops will suffer heayily | Gifford Pinchot, advocates legislation encountered in ake Wet » Stan- Immediately the | instructed the Of f congress. ich most yet will for $ he yi further Advocates Looking gets much colder there will likely be e . ‘ a snowstorm Sunday The governGoverning, Rorcee ment water gauge on the Mississippi -d reads 10.3, showing a rise of 3-10 inch {in twenty-four hours. The danger line | Republican Special Service expect- of afternoon PASSENGERS S INJURED hearings Washington. the state senate, and Governor James 7 States B: Frazier was elected United William States | Senator, succeeding tg » late B. Bate; and Maicolm R- I Pattison, the Presbyterian Present representative of the tenth | district at Kline anted adjournment ,|for played the most important part e avowed candidates are Governor Cox, who came to the chief exeCulive's a | Where. ever the has a rainfall, anaRd: At lation coldest thermometer 40 of the 1893 the lowes river more 27.-The c lay sippi Lack peer year indications {is FIRST a : i sssee DemoWhen! Tennesse crats. Mect Tuesday. May fevolution i Lo i yur ant Mr. Kline |} Just prior to adjournmen ra vatican tian at Calder's park St. Paul, Minn May 26 Gecaus at asked the committee to fix a time and 9, | the motorman of a heavily-loaded in- | Page | dat for a hearing at which the 5 my | terurban car Was unable to stop. his] Christian Endeavor society holds sucjdard Ot company would. hav | cessful state convention. ~ | car on account of the grade, a rears | chance to reply to the charges made City news In b briel end collision resulted with a Hamline : 7 Tp hs } against them Commissioner Clemand Jackson avenue ear on Wabash} Page 10. Memphis, ‘Tenn, May eae one: ents after a conference with. Mr street today, resulting in Injuries Plan to include California in business , ‘onven- | Prouts ‘a ; that‘ the e h hes aring would see Deymocrats will meet4 in conven replied ten persons, and brought out a hero men's bix excursion to Salt Lake I | be granted, a tion Tuesday for the purpose of select-| promised, bu it was lin: the alt Lake's wholesale and jobbing trade}. 3 t : vhe ; person of John Knutson, conenjoys phenomenal growth , ; > seed Goverat ADDRES EO SN ROT. B | ductor of the' Hamline car hen Hl, Deere's ee urchase feature of week ‘i ‘he selection will| 2 Knutson saw the collision was inevitrealty mar ernor John I. Cox. The lla nd he : the place and the request may lable he pushed those who were stand- in « rm the most | Irain and se markets Mince Close: has Mr. Pinchot 26.-Min- has LANDS 1 TEN make any This reticence quite in keeping during as The May vicinity morning tered Its ~ TODAY' S NEWS A re te Chicago, May finding yesterday of Mrs. of in Ministry. diplomatic the principle Favesian secretary | hody chief counsel a indard, refused to ment for aeriiagiin lof the ol! man was Will the since of by tween Stringent. strong in some details, at the time he thought a meusure on lines should be made into law. WIFE, DROWNED up in- | Votes Petersburg, and Cuffom mal rh v hilt» Ae regarded the "Beveridge. nit | ds somewhat a Page 4. bDloodstains. competition, bribery of emIt is now the belief of the police Editorial, independent plants, corrupt | that after killing his wife, Ness com‘ ‘ ' ( s * 5 é used to steal our customer "| mitted suicide by jumping into the} | Page 6, or less open giving of reriver . University of se een proved What more track and field Los Angeles Maar gil p Kline, , Campaign we of Frank roadj legitimate ee Hloves of methods land more bates oe ; Remarkable jjjegal BLOOD and Refusal ascertain Serious cris is in Russia follows refusal ministry = grant demands of douma Shower of sh falls during ratostocm Dakota Chief Forester Pinchot urges legi!sla,of the company and president of the ition placing public grazing lands under home In a badly decomposed stute . National Pipe Line company same regulations as forest reserves. Severe | Calumet, Mich., May 26. Celd weather and snowstorms prevall in| "Because of the necessity of thi j}the body of a man was taken from |} earth tremors were felt at Atlantic to-|commission ending the hearing toda | the river at the Kenzie street bridge } the northwes Democrats In the house cheer mention today which } in some respects greatly | day Between thirty-five and forty- | we cut short a lot of cumulative te ath : Ness, the woof William J. Bryan, iG é shocks were felt and that would have been admitted jresembled Robert) M eks sre fe . sseveral € | mony farthquake near Calumet, Mich ; : had. that been permitted. However) man's husband. A number of friends | resbyterian assembly refuses to atrike cave-Bfs occurred néar - Old No. 4) tye commission ruled that ms out "hell fice' from confession of faith evils ft Ness have. been. ordered o AGidentity vine | shaft, abandoned many years ago by | dence was unnecessary, so we feel |} the remains In an endeavor Women leap from windows of laundry }which Is imperilled by were |have proved our case in a Batis ink fax | hit n Crevices Atlantic mine. the It was disclosed at the coroner's in- | opened in the earth two to six inches; manner. quest on the remains of the woman,| Page 2. wide, while one Later epee: ha be Great Week for Justice. | that she had been strangled and then | Suit brought to restrain examining ennearly fifty fee square. Clouds of truck. ‘and killed with an: axe Tr z . 3 . "hts big r ours : e3 ‘ ‘ 2 I < i | grineer from using water right in ig dust arise Trom cranks in the ground This has been a grand week for lh aby nai A Sontikidl foliinahes ong nrete st and persons standing near No. 4 shaft) justice and falr play, added Mr ind ‘ad The hentHeap was found all * ~ (ahs é Wy t rethe ‘woniants-neckobycthe . : A =.coroner Z > » a. § reported they could hear rocks drop-|Chamberlin We ar ‘ mu ore than the ‘| Page ping - striking below Some of the/satistied with the showtng made. by bed on‘which:the body. lay. was.found| State news, shoeks wie felt in Hancock and)the witnesses Rate discrimination, | +o), Ogden department. covered with what is. belt ved | and more it 26 this at The Pr esident, therefore, is not disposed to give an ineh on the Beverdge bill. All the influence of the administration will be arog to pass It at this session of cWhi Ta leavin the oday; Seofitinued | angible statement "Yes, twenty Earth. Weather Speaker Cullom today by Contidence 26.--Representa- and Pnraged Demands | MCAS yore s the constitutionalists : Foss | Rody of Murderer Robert Ness Found |8¢¢king to discredit }and secure the dissolution of the douma. Lack of Sensationalism. President Roosevelt will not yield an | "What has impressed us mostly | in Hiver--Sequel to Grewinch on provisjon for packing house inspection during the last few dayS has been the | some Tragedy. Chicago man kills his wife, then Jumps Inches practical absence of sensational evi-| j into the r cone and koning ae of hard facts and | TREMORS Crevices White President The explicit) laws governing the packing industry have not been touched by the Beveridge bill for the reason that they are already satisfactory to foreign nations. The Beveridge bill requires that meats and meat products for domestic consumption shall have this same standard and while the law Is admitted to be somewhat stringent, yet it is no more stringent than would be ordinary sanitary precautions without government inspection at all times The investigation of their sanitary arrangements was conducted by two experts appointed by the President with secret instructions to visit the Chicago stock yards and report to him. When they arrived in Chicago April 9, one of them said they found consternation reigning and an army engaged in wielding the washrag' and 5 | been a court revolution there would | have been no money with which to pay the officers and feed the army. | panies. morning Assembly to Activity. Senator Not c | dictator and the reactionary party be a full sway. In case the ezar objectd he would be deposed can a regent lé a aabintE d. The conspiracy thus far has been outwitted by tact and moderition of the leaders in the douma and the difficulty of carrying out the plot owing to the lack of money. The treaey, is still empty, as the money re| itly borrowed has not yet been echoed by C. D. Chamberlin, secretary of the Natlonal Petroleum ussoCclation and other independent oil com- ar} their journey Submit MAY BE DISSOLVED Minn., and ‘ soan before spent will continue Minneapolis, neapolis the vatternoon eet ge "up his 4:onelus! + scl tnarehist ist r of ' e-result of the three ' l- | aull-Cade cael has rallied wreck in Cleveland py the z. erstate } around? they corist Ret fohir: democrats atter = at on ven avere eiven |< mmerce commission, of which he ts nls the Conservatives and ces here thatthe the chief counsel. His opinion was even the » reasonable socialists who are passengers EARTH headed this ae COPeeLH tu sy oad would be and the from | misdeeds, Whrown to Sa : Sandy col-| her daughter, Miss . o, . When the shock {o ah hi track» light. The "If torielty Thompson the and to Arouses Unusual Lorimer Cannon RETICENT | cesstur Gonctat trerott would be made Statements. egraph not be the train to 7 Nelle. Thomp Packers Washington, Peter- Dictator, ) Standard Oil company now is about, The cut of cars started from Point]to pe eonvicted of misconduct and of Mountain, but there being no tel by the force of the regiments, Trepof' Commission Facts was almost totally demolished and the | tracks were torn up for several feet around fuard z S$ COUNSEL Hearing The engineer was olling the engine} | when the wreck occurred but the fire-| Cleveland. O, man Was caught in the cab and aur led | |}of publicity {ts to the tender. He escaped injur the land, and Start Prom Point of ania. totally the _-_-- train of which Exnosure , Standard injur- limestone, was terrific. Many freight cars were wreeked, the DOUMA lndependent oil MMen Well Sat-| "me pian-niso Includes an. invasion mouth train and the small list of injured Is undoubtedly due to the fact that three freight cars were between the coaches and the engine. The impact of the cut} of cars, some | of across cut Provo: Thompson, getting there Pleasant f F. was Provo; Harmstead, Irs. | Winters, Lund, ; C. Cullimore, re pe away NEEDED permit the Beveridge meat inspection bill to be amended In conference. Representatives Madden and Lorimer did |} most of the talking and before they rand Dukes and the returning Man-| Gre 1 z left the White House were given to ue hurian generals, who, embittered by understand that while the President does not insist upon the dotting of |} the opprobrium heaped upon them by is and the crossing of t's in the bil the public and fearing the loss of their s it stands, if it is amended materdecided have nts, apparently ee lally in a manner not to his king he progress by revolution. eral ae counter will consider the packers want fight and he will give it to them. Several by organized recently unions points in the controversy over sanitaWien polite ere are ted for the purtlon have aroused the President to unpose of ineiting "‘patriotle riots' usual activity. One is the hesitanes with which the packers have submitted to regulations that will require them lof the douma | the unemployed to furnish domestic meats of a standSt. Pétarsbure, Hits ‘elvitig : the ard of excellence required for their eovernment a legal right to interfere forelgn shipments. with military forc 7 : f Ura hor ich Harmstead, badly cut Prof. R. an: and cras hed | off runaway Injured. Provo. Bean, A: James' feet pak of Regulations orlaay in the shape of several live | nof says: fish picked up from the street, ; so that | A struggle is going on between the three passenger : "ee freig ars : ¢ pewenger and three oat bac le redence would be given the fish story. upholders of the law and constitutionWhich left here at 8:30 o'clock stood| Pye fact that the fall appears to a'ism and the partisans of a coup ot the Sandy station when a wild cut|have been general in all parts of the of twelve freight cars dashed down | city makes it the more remarkabl }detat. The iatter are mainly officers the grade from the west into ft. Not until the cut Conflict Seems ImmiUnless Situation Is Delicately Handled. indication the | at this| of the history train eas LAWS GRAZING Weather for 13 Years Snow In Dakota. many | pnisu® water CZAR WOULD BE 8 DEPOSED the state | Poreing a Dissolution One of the first persons to make ithe discovery was Rey. Marshall F. | - : | Montgomery rector of St Mark's| Chicago, May 26.-A special Mm 2) church, and even he deemed it neces-| from Sandyj/sary to possess himself of the evi- }gram to the Daily News route at A morning jof injured Lake night. this peaviest known in this section jtime of year, and marks one | Strangest phenomena fn the on Route were on the Salt ;}Wwas a | The Ter-| _ Seven Wreck early SHOCK waits wining tems PRICE FIVE CENTS Showers. Minneapolis Has a cane = - Armed nent Today-Local COLD IN NORTHWEST SUPERVISION OF ANOTHER CRISIS A GOUP D'ETAT 10 FIGHT PACKERS | R cn deen,uFS. D. |Conspiracy So Far Outwitted|Will Not Consent to Material unaway Cars Crash Into | Amendment of Meat InMixed Train Standing = Averacon S op. May ve -aver-| DY Moderation of the spection Bill. at Station. deen ‘was visited Fishes by a fish and ratn | Dogyna Lepao }storm last night. fell from the BOX CARS Weather FISHES FROM CLOUDS GRAND DUKES PLAN PRESIDENT READY RUSSIA FACES ee t. Lines, Constantinople, May 26. - Baron Von Bieberstein, the German ambas| sudor, is superintending extensive trials |} cf a wireless telegraph system installed by a German firm between Fire In Candy Shop. Derna, on the coast of Tripoli, and Chicago, May 27.-A fire in South} Khodes Island and the town ef Makri, Clinton street, which started about! near Smyrna in Asia Minor, ‘This line 1:15 this (Sunday) morning, destroy-! is of great strategic Importance as It ed a six-story building occupied by the! brings the Turkish province of TripoA. G. Morse confectionery company,! I into direct communication with causing a loss of $75,000. The fire | Constantinople and enables the Turkwas in the wholesale district and / ish government to dispense with the threatened a number of large strue- | land lines through Egypt and cables tures and factories. j in English hands. | } |