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Show Che Jnter-Mountain Republican eee, VOLUME Il, Be NUMBER EF 35. SALT eee LAKE CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, ee STATEHOOD BILL NOW READY essa" ing Taken Similar Action Previously-Measure Pleas- ing Both to Republcans and Democrats _ a SPEAKER a I akes | to . ik d Floor ne and Make in yn Regard Delegate Smith . a,0 ; f Inc osition iigneaia ¥ of Vis to Spe ( ch | I Explaining Ans Wel His WILLIAMS Change ye nl Statehood, W ishington, June unanimously adopted on the yesterday, the it a the signature law bill ce taken and 1rhe house conference 14 the statehood having 1avin today. measure of the now to P make best If ‘ Gee ea re the meas- It came my after I judgment. had The com- and were Oklahoma meet my my choice |SUpreme I would infinitely see Oklahoma and Indian come in separately with an EPS Fey house, represented my for the whole te from he reaching had an also attempted ending, eparate succeed to saddle people of Arizona upon the ba clicone The speaker, resentment every line of his sentative Dalzell, the the. chair Moor, called ; Mexico upon any hue prefer to | ‘Territory aggregate an and the|YieWs Mexi- Hee Charles H. Roberts, who strongly Wi i Williams ai y Republican Rep wa S aS leading agereg: Arizona come ADVANCED. ‘at Will p, publican Rieve ee Year a WO who belleved nhis . A oP chorus tumultous Takes place | of S€Parate my yells the to the voice result and} Republi‘ for however, my The voice ton, territories of the had charge to be heard of e Afloor sh had to ; lican Chairman Hamil-| committee, who; Ship to attempt With the was punctured applause, and with when thesfloor Re eb | he The statehood state of and the bill polntirthn Ae _ stately ‘A or majority will make a Mr. provides to-vote for the it operative y Hamilton called report at the statehood up close of to} ate in to to secure Smith's 1 has that the the day's ‘ if it . proof of me » herhere | | ' Voices . cer- Minority Sentiment, _ z ‘ a : 7 ‘ orlies a ' Every mLela I ' : eer V sought on oO oni ne to had and | JEALOUSY ‘in. was : this . o t th cs h statehood cM aa 1 an, in : enb necessary statement vy aie ow aide nh my member with fact Sensati least done |-! it Tragedy eee! Mé intimation, Knowledge, or that the tatement faiied inuation ns the ge nee - Ly oO song continues co nity a i i fa Z - t ole ona and t When | Cannon, the my and 1A + ‘ in Crowded Shot May : Geis he | b by the | Tt | Elmer | ny o <a the way he in from my thi Its continued state that trading adoption newed pro-| voti velit the time for who offec had sprang w elouse been from awaiting hiding her but come will whelming conselou ie Arizonian that ‘the re , $5,000,000 bribe measure, we will not baek: vote against this| the plan to oeeciee eeeer ‘ ‘ Spe: Del Ban e srs wrne on vin Canno 1} hi ci 1 te S :ded 1 ttthe , pie ig manding governor , a peaker wa a. yportunity to: undry: who) d her be ‘As e a mM: oer ssion : at th for a the lose civil of Lynching gi iv] ‘ streamec reamed ian a Adv et ! de- viWashington } ood bill . issed I bill PEt wee wa in Dee! 14 by during} jor doi epee lL possible it ‘under the the | he tl best compromise circumstances TURKISH BATHS : ht it L a 0 af it u aarp yullet thei the mo- : 1g al Who . Testified Case sdar in Expects : Killed. to Postevin's r Be ee Judge han and : a Be June argis, Harg .Blbert 14 ,Hargis, : kd in arr the onemeriaea s town Apri ted yey s tit has Atal re Con t} 7. ib boy dO% », ‘ of station ey of Fe of oe the th with I das ce en- bathroom, and f no signs of a 1e ; 8 a man charge trial of the } men> . en rday yestert eee Hargt: to the ae ents thie Phat . Turkish n| a} x . door I : ne ol bathroom George Tostevin, li by determined by nO cate it t go Oo in and Meyer told hi Wel: in it d pls om ; WaLLC nese with rare last al him ne at whe went ; : for i { cue three was Je and weeks. taken to abt tomorrow ied lai which here, he high : any time. fessed ana an trouble Le oe en aket wi he Js toon ¢ enthiana, a murder where of James oom | ene ! nia Eo terday iatenirieh : | p by explained: why: It the tiniest en: wa | RESERVE Peeling | may occur jlead at roo m into, the present ' being thi of ith : an rese;v; # nh ; ve _ ms iF the ee bath-| place i gume for buff ipa ‘th eu known hid co while | Puke the month excess hardly & ¢ yo ywjcy sh ‘ vy ROADS ve the of Short of k that of ie any ites kind * , £ au a headless the had and armies head: was , s IN up RECEIVES Arrthur fs Arthur HIS 3 J.) :-Norl - Honored Sate ‘ aia J. Murphy Salt Lake where he Meets : Say folks YG rk os he the the os oH an through "erty ‘ e pr oe nal Callahan | With the forest!) Phis); my of High g school 1001 r + + i rth-|* Wabered thre Ari |) >+ ideal) famous team | + , gp Kids" Lod the torn that he limb by own ae bomb tow ted. we -Orere oe the well river cost present known butchering r to $90, or country is developing poads are always ready , ith yat development.' - i i Will Create a Coming suddenly as it the on action of werd a stir While in western disclaiming precipitating a tives of the explanation in railroad rate agent "no | killed frenzy of en-] the Jewish to : : anc its of"( quite avs‘ © its riec that and » heir bes fie ine the this Ol} Salt 1900 He no play Lake HI rh The in the class of *¢ Is aa en Tr . +| that a ‘ rangers City id to to "Lan wanham quell have between ean Che came a conflict that {s t i broken cen outou tl rer Americans and Mexirequest for the r re rang from Judge Munroe of Rio Grande City ; A private dispatch received Lere thi event by Josepl 3 ph Cosh who has aad ranch near. °Rio Grande City. savs that sev. Gral' have Americans ind been killed cas 3 Mexican eae: = » Jews it is knownfo | have been eee received ey Peo i <can one Ith LeA with latest Biclostok thelOStoK, : : a ae a and east, a wn acres -¢ sc a party Used. from being of the Pe 997 ‘ of op whom balahe half a1 abot | e doughter and with a trotle ed. of= the ; upants : ious Injury. the ciowionita under it, a ‘time: in long beto come gained changes rattle ground affecting snake, tread on among portions with me" the as a and the Hie flag By ihiedeto 1 ‘ aot ‘obs, as into the spoke form of we the Ross connected with the was are Continuing, the governor asi and pleasing is‘ a significant the r women who oO epende cee driver, co The other escaped dee ser | now connection for of flag and{ts told how with histary, joined e, £ independence. said fact in the Assis and "Te that strug- assisted tion, so own the states, this has reeeived patriott m. of due recogni- bestowal the of tranchiis rights of women is only fair It involves no gift to them. Is it not as reat ‘and is good a thing to bear citizen is to bear arm ay 3° : it not Is as - be} great ens on ‘ by with its attendant privileges, This recognition of the civic capacity and ofa thing 1atio to the nation, train c as the future eitito train its = djers? With the broad courlesy toward the women who honor their love and loyalty, we are to s extend xz : ‘: protection to = ee i "d ontinued on Se > Page we fe us with willing those w hom : = Two.) ak s Lc one ens 5 1s O ae ec: pes : Y Special arrangement The Inter-Mountain Republican fs uresani to its readers ae Z a series eeof short : 13 , en» present tories by eine fas ue es by W. W. Jao 1© foremos > ress -day orteic 1 . ' ‘ pr nt-day humorist The first of these stories, Will appear appear ¢ co mi le ba CAPTAINS ALL c : cance in next Sunday's Issue lete Every story {s accon a ee att ne by Wu Owen, the artist who so pe rfecie the ole of oer oe humor ely ese Storie make oa clean, entertaining f¢ iture ; uch . re for oe the eenday § r Re> publican as no other Salt Lake paper présente, publican has many other exclusive features of the same hig 1e@ Re- It | of Were coer: ape with then the roof|some other killed the women ; prints = the ; number It is ews ED: of the Republican not yellow It ts not - news. ‘ S READ , 5 legend, Cote Sthipesy, 22 a Qo e colonies then uniting in the defense of their liberties, became _ part of the flag But in recognition of the fact that inane Le _ 01s dependence had not yet been declared the field in the corner still bore the of adoption the Yet cross British Ra You should read every newspaper for the hore in| oe symbol a ca on | their and the followed , I os j of the president of company was killed « : troops the Prene h Washington as & Jews E G between +] tonight when the large automobil i +} which she was riding with her iid +] band, t t were cee 5 y univeraltyod AUTOMOBILE. tterson, wife sank rs Trust eolonial the flag were gr: idually adopted, The rattle snake flag' was one of the early developments of this movement. On {je body of the flag was the figure of a Jews|]of casualties} IS psu + | + | Collision With "Trolley Car Causes +. > : a + Death of Mrs . Patterson. z . +1 Kansas City, Mo June 14 Mrs. C ‘ the the defiant Bee the coer jassuming with , reference . to the ae Be a. Bae persons were killed and| No accurate estimates} Cpraigatal 12 StTOK, E of Don't of controlling ee ; Be west, of insep- } receives the are fla emho aa those stripes was the first and most They declare|} Jews. following the explo-|important step toward the evolution estimate oO | @ {las on the + | forty-three orty history two the | Sans - Smoot's bill for the +} passed, Senator > 5 | +l/exchange of lands between Le Grand | lw ; | the1 Goyernment. Mr + | Young ane f ¢/! Young cedes about four thousand oung t "Y . 7 P = #4) acres of Jand contiguou to 7 pt re in coun- dramatic the Streets. , nanmatEeeappearance . = a oe oe obtainable at this time, however It is feared that the rioting will renewed in the morning nr ed «o Special + | I Spperton pine | + | KILLED IN eur of the The aoe against George pendence colonists, ti ‘Terribly Wa +/H en « is menLane R. R. Senator tloned as a one ofhour thosetonight killed no Up to late e+ee ~ Exchang of when he would lead the American forees in a revolt against the tyranny row thei by the able a cae s th iden. of separation and inde- the Chris-| familiar ie rane oung. 1sService 1 : his ; flag nt gen street eean Tune 14.-The senate nj 7 on " military military ¢affairs Ssee today y} + | | committee favorably reported, and Oy te = Tex, June 14 Gov" ordered today a tachment f tat ‘ chime Oo stats be sent to Rio Grande Austin, ernor rheor ‘ MORE F ACREAGE. - tepublican eS ‘ +details nate GETS | citer CONFLICT RET nN MEX-_ ICANSACT ANDBETWEEN AMERICANS. ee Se | +++ ; POST the elements flag and fought " he< dreamed"ot. Alexandrovskia that fifty wounded. 163,927, | of it itself. by warfare |Indians. f : are 2 the } said eh in bringing It to a successful Many Jews who fled from the viein-| conelusion, were among the first to ne to the forests were pursued and] seize upon the full meaning of the new |} When caught were terribly meee and| nation they were helping to establish the n killed A party of Jews ho took/and embody it in a permanent em| refuge in the railway reine were 2 ler. } caught, their hand feet tied and yrroud to say ti J a nd i n im prou say that in Utah, and | se a trom He control, and no one had thought at s > + "i ESOL ee ee te ee ee pistols attacked chance of ; | | footl graduated : with tollewed ( in earried gene was 3s that " fore morment but the Ff they were thrown to the street below, all fae opinion the The itBritain would was be ainon tlag American of Great the wae flag ofthe the " t é < eajonik The red banner, with the of PeSt. George in the : field, was Meavy. " Clear bomb with along resit | was similar | and generate f chorus eross were ac fighting at casualties, troops gee aepu ri of tians | Western and Western states have been | | watehing developments closely and] ; With the next ee of ee sant ‘ ically to the enactmen practically J pledged s law the stripe renderec with a women blended; large | sion of the ea nt} Ohio by the last state Cutler country ish by stones thrown] .the houses, and « Troops t of} armed e vl and . e Lap eNS, i coe then Stain' the history arably even the fain Left Tenia aia ine them on the nat cr eee a school class ian : in its form. an tory of the tion the : road, yied od 3 Sam he 1 infuriated] > that there] & stars , has eas commit- and property. attacking party wounded ‘roofs of. the 1e eae representa-| the to part quarter, the : ) it ee stripes for it and for of Farragut, Kathleen interest turned was in Governor tyipute try It is furley remembered, | bomb outrage, they an declare, r eople sur extent an exte to to such the e people general) Burley E. trom of a two-cent‘ r fare it contemplating ; as they now murder when hi address,; in which he outlined the his-; tory of the flag, and paid an eloquent 5 "The impossible TT} circles.| intention war, Since the passage maximum fare law in legislature in and] Ree east, and it is surmised now l that his mission had to do with the | somewhat radical departure so modestly announced : There is of course no question that lthe other transcontinental lines will : } by | Ws at least meet the reduluction. re-} stood homes, Line vouchsafe no| ofkilled a attendants. Russian clergyman and several| Betsy action further than) his This, following the|she that above quoted. . D. that‘ however, returned » alee sr : : : ! pace | Vicitity of the depot Withina short) time after thelr arrival conditions be-| came comparatively quiet in the main] section o e t r ig y 2 (lon f th town although fighting with no till continued in the outskirts placing | the authorities are As usual the} of . : > Stir does, part sed; €x- spoke onyearslandit has and pet: sea, peace. My ae by the Oquirrh Pillaged. a on ic one} | Squires For 129 people Franklin school, yy ag Without. A and the _to keep any Short of the who their flag, thirteen alternate pianacty me on | warn- aoe ne oan ery Pan E Qe by ec i two ot Bim ae e OOPS are now enroute rere, ane I lat AS soon as to they arrive martial law will be de-| been Col. " or the It is om- d || (Stimate thre have they down without all or were homes killed % from it whereT) 4it pas oe. in. the SlCrigua; In opening the De wey, of. Washington,: ‘Lincoln; ant Grant" pit. od all the Che -apeaker children: to ever. the ‘exhoried:2 men and then young they : could, and: armed themselves whatever weapons they could] The parr ~amselves nes parr seh » chon naar a ttle said "There Mrs. : day, and I fought It is the fag who been Jew- escape From jeir et by the and over white. its ed in war and The Jews, taken' by7 surdo practically nothing to} mob Iw price offielal. swept and themselves begin| Sve their lives aaa | Many of the . of an btus tee. ' os 3 sin the J) ag, For the time the police made slight], prief eee oane? of eee portion of he efforts to control the crowds, but their , . igen ae the Jews ber | history our-natio sympathiesRecher were e v e all against When of the acianits were under Brit= ¥ SHACSEGn hey gave > eve » faint- th Tee ae Pease CON the prese nt the inp anyas a wea- serve , They encountered reduced Nanat to | best ‘ ‘ e] News ae. |} With i 20; find aioe of Surprise, with inanratra would quarter mob swept e Igoted the r: Otic, cathedral. the to to: run, | offense of them less than - Missouri times then return te upon his| layed at- was a mass of patthe entire bandstand the was resplendent nat}| white and blue. ege arming themselves as with sticks, stones and else of was fare ha Mrs. grandstand color, while ion easZ lercises vicinity: Local rates and Aide y gave up ars apr t semblance of line In Utah | the in twits aatena rine also < be + mad a to wie not Heath The riotic : : of | Dillingham, condi- | * process main entrance enroute began City from' New | legislation in Michigan passenger offl-| are received the de-| cials of all of the roads in the Middle/ 150 here, and city to by for attention to pillaging the shops of the] Re- | wealthy4 Jews. Wherever opposition Rapidly 3 } several reductions to time bring has been for some : just are started me . ‘ Shops Conditions. a an-| j passenger Be. has b in"the Jewish The Officials Simply 5 but} lin cenlly the DEGREE. Murphy. people of leas clals of the Oregon Short . Line simply © movement warranted rs apidly changing conditions. can remember when a ticket No| picked 300 park, LINE wane Chemanere ane ra ‘rave ‘etern tented Rone explained board | ‘ ind . in disappeared who day with no flourish of trumpets. The|® hen night fell the making of a permanent rate for traflic | ©! ue on the mountain roads which ifs the Casualties a 7 e Z ty ed by railroad . pres- Ab about many protect his ap ee We er ee one a acai for) the r we ) : definite-| were only » Flag Day exercises at Lib‘ thee Taw ote aes yesterday, yester« ay, thethe lack of num- ark park Major Page, Col. were o'clock, 11 | at inthe A Breeden, Comrades Alfred : as in || Kent, Mt children Rudolph Alff,; Patterson and and rN and on butchered as the of their way. . | prise, could would. ai tie e a nger traffic in the o 2 { as asse was¥ € < West'is concerned, made yester- giV-| Scntnatriiiive Although . » kore, . erty ing pon After a form- at to state llowee - bere-] the ad Changing Internation-| the said. sible m.- the The bomb fell just behind the leading Mosts ol rr rrifie fore, kilihig and *ploded many Line ; duction x €X-] gas Was That Interesting. eloquently and patriotically. "Weare here to celebrate the birth of the American tlag, whie e. ae unfurled 129 years ago, Col Squires "Congress adopte a "hie basis Mile. : ARE me International hav taken belie p. semi-drunken es hist ans passing out | issh quarter, went along 1 Wyoming the .|and : 5 will1 rae Ss I nn i an be edauctiowill a which amount , a thrower started a Asked 1 the of 10 | In "The trouble throwin , of »v ; « ' populace, deavored finding of. a in one of the ‘ of Wilett. jturned to York city, |? r eth th impo New S Senator | + of. wild| + ¥ each Cents possible ; number 14, which : ws s as as burning, : & women ruthlessly COIS | ¢] estiThe these cars] es Vex = ae Be TWO nature of the to ignition chemist. cause iby "th "o Tidewater July proportions, Se eee _ Wand Canyon senate today say it was found being after making an examination | Western Passenger association, the an-| the blame on the holds iccompanied by an} houncement must create something er that immediately line, the |Oter case! the bod + et 4~ of -_ the c | | and | + time\ |+ it | + F itis Arizoun er ith> the} what indbathrooms, dose not} | portion zona tryof Iti is Turkish on "OR WILD GAME. ." : < Smoots Bi Gets Throveh the . Senator joint b his places man. die went alone time after ! dance nae the thie ier cara 4 | the and so far as can be the. pol | th pollee and othe: aA habe 14 a to a gambli 1 ; pre djtrance to|Sunday Coeto Rrill, ‘| The door entrance is not usedto to | Severalc of the victims of thef disaster| 14a was} body One. unrecognizable | are ; CUNCEGAY ut nad hi tool + fact!) bought the re w ' (1 ; 3 A volver-and, lay in wait \+ ‘sign kill thenerning for the' opportunity: to|+ . ¢trl was Wie he rand with the intentionof|+. Ce) ciling himsel Fart : | hi f afterward + connected with nov ow operated: W due elG ives 5 Maree ‘ a sive n him one hundred dollar 1 nie imbling now in the basement of the Senate, Pee w to help John Abner SM : his|hotel, although game were known to} Republican: Special' Sar ie g Cox, e _ ena | ee) ining there until a few ' : assnsJett's sinateereek : have t » ru 5 Washingtor Smith cn ‘today a"rafore= | | gaye Satie sitttek aTun 14 hom¢ OT oer rsaid he expected to Ww a ee I ean, who ts connected with'\anina os protection leaving sini icilled rk ne after some occurrence Sunday ‘ ind the flercely. further June asked.| dutic is Interne at Cie iNew. Y one City | is that the Harriman lines In the Inthe border of Lithuania and Poland. It} nter- | hospital, he having gained this position | ter-mountain region may be leading a} Peat cae oe BOUL: st of Groda} went | through 2a competitive examin: ition movement to forestall similar legislamar : iP Biaene park a palace and] | nan li ories , oolens ‘ | bi Murihs!vaaoiestone "Onis ear mat nlainGetor: ey ae 7+ nee ~ ent Ee ue to of- }him. to and ‘tak- from the . a foot square was Ger- . | | to With Newhis finally N and him company laugh 2 Ph ee, iim witt W 1 go the of quarter are i £ : men, ; habitants, }4re lthhing gree of doctor of medicine, at the , hands of the faeulty of the university rela-|and Bellevue Hospital Medical college ipMurphy p- || Di j wi Hs pend the ‘ summer} : a known machinists' jsh that aK capacity . Wh ce , el ne pe nl maleate Sa injuries tat sucEffective July 1 ine ra rate "I : 3 e after the explosion a] Cents a mile for ; passenger . . circul: ation to the effect | prevail on all main lines of in Munager Dr. , railroad | eee two hours' hard fight, ; firemen. obtained - the ar 2 officials in her head part-of her | Him Miss dance \ Ired then ,he o ippointed nay vere. found The tatement that there wa ‘meat iitiiteiid She sDnvdatlhatirén 1e) with mur was set for as TI ithe vo term of ns Seo Ee astified sieer,. who. tes i. " ena that Judge {ie game eee a ex Hargi , re Hargis and Alex th Kenyon was based upon the had a pond of Elbert Harg! , went on ‘aliahan ‘tn This is the' first time | that. an oldj entrance, "with | the Yhis ik : ek it ind Ed Calkt if the criminal court Purkish bat uF oye the door, 3 jstory. « ‘ Se . vi it at w s on cu gaye ae ae ae when bond was acct pted | U pi 2 os habit I I from met and dently ing Would en ish we oO | vonyn | cise enlo I Lhne s, « that | promi away Te Without OCA a; the testified company paid the of 100,000 pounds. Three ; to alarming After the was llythe> live Pan police NDhe it , She disclose done blazing Russia, hour the rioting . . Soe attack o on thea Je the i for 2. off by n ee oap, Which mrt of the cargo Hay Dias Grane meds: fent who YO) peopl and an excited wagon telling her "T haven't any girl," her to .accompany him to. an tainment She. consented ind him a nun 0 tim iw with Kae semment heard hurried to the inflammable lanalytical 4 or.ete the police, cannot Made | man pr enuiceplenic Heo ‘ been innthe:th no cara - Were Played investigation mibiiy a] , E | ‘ Has . , D..¢ son 4p eon 8$15,000 b iil late thi were: Tere Fleyd afternoon. Alex Alex Aa! Har dt and d Bs ay s ae Games Ln . Callafor ‘ eit Fa ED iis - Sheriff ; 0 prope Hf | . Ky., 2 " James eis Establishment . Wid g | a Jackson . odie Murder jal }of emt of th ! een the. by been 4 meerecduickly searehing for OX, hurried to the emervou it. wa found| md . penetrated her i| Dr ehe the not 1o of. _ I ase lodged had Corn away. cheek , Al oe this the Infidel murderers," those a short time - be fore had peaceful paraders, started for the Oulwardly little harm has been] done to the vesse beyond the rents in} the deck, but inside the damage is| | &Xtensive both by the explosion and ithe fire jy. ee OI "¢° Mian ; and -- Jews Taken Cahwerian obi |. his ine refs tt he ratte . ide from the a patrol for , Girl JOINT, ~' Pe | i es had‘ : ‘niet Mra - | left ws "arrival, | y - GAMBLING of Wadiy o : i et i with } he:| al fired a in ‘lyn . h him,n , ATnd I col ha would ak aren i ee | pe10 iia a na Toedcr i ros ea Fone oO 6a one as . | people subu Seen anat} and | timely: eesctiad 7 NOT rit' handtin CNN state- nate - |REAL worl | shout , | doubtle f ag 1 : ne oe Se | house will go to the Pr dent for hi ipproval oon as it can be = ensrossed I Will probably reach him tomorre afternoon or Saturd morning at the latest He is éxpected to sien if promnts i it met is en- | of Central tor frénated Sait . | : t Sign Will J une a Sweetheart Hundreds linois | was: been had cartridge 4st re- | " printing Pa soon police assumed plosion ‘ indfirine ran, uit. sent company based : the cars were as painted calculated. Only No. to a neighboring hospital, } ny Danger The. in|. Meyer Th and | postoffice ls w LPPropriaths was ; Unique PARK Carnival High a Program Throughout and kill but Miles. Ihe oficial ol the | Navigation company the Bielostok, of | At v ed the of has Zi ube ne a charnel TA LIBERTY Held Control | Patriotism to Reign. tured fairly by the and paraders. Several ¢ of hold injured lho range Ke- conference { iet ray night. al > President heard of the house all other. t d Bakes : completed opt : ; Taking his place in the aisle, whe he stood for years as chairman -of the appropriations committer tnd: Wwelgh ing well his word the peaker vid Speaker Replies . Stns ® this an tt su Peers he declared His reference the as E : -over- | naval, the on ultural ports ; tempted | an adjourning Poday the of in is be with pas- hold This box hich was nly part | ly eee still cui pie of aes eo mM 1 pane oe a prominent | markec a mchstet nNelaAne ap- in eanitae developed the hatches, rent dead and wound- in 3, Was and |} chine arose | wooden box If the governor ane to i hus nes \ evidence that the leader are | ran Wes sullets truck the Wei lerislation by declaring hi ntention | crowding © busine inorder to-effect:| 8irl and she sank to the street after 1o veto this or that measure he would) a peedy adjournment, it was agreed | Punning half a block peeing the girl ro to prison today that the house hereafter meet |f4ll, Meyer placed the revolver at: hi i ‘ : . ; atc aclot iy ate id of at noo NI : ht Lemple ind pulled th triecer There Will Vote Neuinst Plan : finan =p a | ; : po ib a en was a clicl ut no explo ton ; vad and her' cars he : 17 Ar- Murder ae AT -- of the firm company, gi the amount of coal carried in of the estimated amount can by ber iy of the Chicago publie library | charge of the box, but they do not atpuildings at th corner of Michigan }.tach importanee to the theory of foul avenue and Randolph street and with- | play, und say that the presence of the out uttering a word began tiring at | bex in the hold was a mere accident. re- } both ‘ . joining» Minnie Wei : packer in . cises. | Riot and Crowd, Prenzied have an additional capacity | infuriated four tons over the capacity ace on the ear On large car most part : . ere ‘It actual carrying " = soon causs« : aun i.eaused: caused | that it was was apparently by . ‘ « « . boy, to explosion of a'barrel of naphtha ; murder Infernal Machine Suspected. nice Meyer, || Pearance them!) the Berwind |} mated weight ' occurred in: ChiThe report that the explosion on the | The: object of his = | Waverford was : due to an infernal ma- c assault is employed a Te landed' which eake, the {rumor a s th I eof irehou sat wo air) companions was Oo pb: Ns oe conan a rene oO ie ae ination When ; |‘ signal this No, and mem cum : VaR athe ee ‘ to accept before the Demoerats oil however, wana. sensational ‘sulcide ‘that. has: In, many year yucklk even belief in the inis crue to ipplause,) appy was enthusiasm, publicar ind the clebration most fs |™uUrderous has i | Foae old, ubsided. whoapplause had ‘assumed theSpeaker gavel. sVEryDOAly about better any least the coal cars of two to indicated yesterday "re 4 Firemen owing eargo 5 s 4 aTacte engend that the disaster was caused by an-in-| gOn Short Line railroad. ae i © disaste ‘ PAUSE ¥.8 =} 5° F = eae ridicule | ternal machine, but later it was said | of the Union Pacific main ol . object of f his his affections. affections. Meyer, a 19-year-old ittempt bills Berwind capacity to} . will here mastery of the flames, It is believed that a Die, Frenzy, love and The the the ilties proceeded with vigor, in |: spite of the fierceness of the fire, which | Oregon P . Street Three |‘® on au-| commanded Several Immediately Chicago, June 14 é . fered by unrequited ve invite the mattre is directions. dis explosion, 1c. hold MOTIVE and tee i| disagreed pause who all' spot, en THE Chicago-Girl . Times house || agof Ze e hou New d.- te sald the. is a law é legislator There hibits IS Tp. snsational of (Lou whom and I present in were : soon to furnish look about I the house, member aniwerietnats "The wa ner the I the arrived 1 ‘esombleghRMaBoor 1 ec 2) linseed _In | panies. lon sti local SSR Berwi many ' miles, : was followed by the out3 break of fire. "The eargo, consisting of Great Eit| legislation w Mexico should be hamed of ‘the | Placed the ~ proposition : Arran Ned att htion to| Unanimously the report {ha "anttar. Which, hé.said. the: Rehous iT AGAra Ach ithe lous wire = Sail 8 q; No in Flag-Day Exer- fact that the Berwind-White com-|SUlt of a bomb explosion during the) bers was made up in patriotism on the td a ‘ te © njoyed unusual advantages rea Corpus Christi: procession this after-| part of those who attended. Seated e : = " I ennsylvania railroad It was} noon still continues ‘and the authortupon the grandstand with Governor shown thatWere coal nottrains of theat Rewind company welghed Altoona ties seem. powerless or undesirous of | Cutler when the exercises were . called ; ! 3 pons : is in the case of trains of other com-| Stopping it Many houses in the Jew-|to order by Col. George B. Squires al a Searching The a ae , the steamer's hatches, when a most yiolent explosion o¢- men c The ; 10 OLD GLORY Follows | Governor Cutler Central Figure Effort Slight Make Police proceeded today in orderto toHuskisson unload stevedores were in the act of : . the Or John. ona Seneuine af serwind, Berwind-White' coal si |" ; Feeurn ain Which of expected the explosion Philadelphia, vol ¥ one affect x Sette ‘ Sane ebannineitntatehoods unledé ‘hevuvon esa trie Delegate Mark Smith then pleaded ' 7 ‘ ; Hat ae "4 , from Case senate. That imputation, far asas it. reflects upon the Pots ‘u in ° sengers and dock early The With ' uccess Represe ntative Moon, of Tennessee, | touching the progress of this bill from | and theeDpo = ee€ atic conferee, saldore that l the) time to time, and upon that side. of ;cago { li oO | rey . c ;yolcer os ac a --_- Himself Sana . hospital, Spital al Deere a eben a is certain Ileard S De Re Haver. persons now Ses thaa are progres % Nielson; odies correctly not have meaning, some' it $1,200 Charge. remark could motive and one itt t' £ lati withou oundation confer-| applause). 10Ns . the} into Toat cleared. up. The vessel, Which house And the CENTS e Massacre eae a ie in Wash ye eau Toa, line that}and steamer FIVE JHOMAGE IS PAID se . ligious Procession. ap Fie e Pennon o be S dozen tl president a and aaa : cg is 107,000 pounds when fully loaded |The Berwind company sends hundreds Capt | legislation if of a t x ‘vy, mystery, . is the salary of| to a | | speaker of this house and, so far asf know, or believe, upon any other member of this member vis | house,a is unworthy of the gentleman that uttered It and SeSS1( wi, Is announcea American the . least Wyo., of citizens In cach territory | have ence and increased } that territory leriel: . traffie in order meaning one| house aH acce bt joint single lerritories.| advanced, postmaster Basin, . ae AEOUEs and Ne w| ter in the the determination of}implied so | : not ee remain at Terrible com- thorities and the officials of the line} are conducting separate investigations, ed y vo i| hon- the territories of Oklahoma/in the house a matter of traffic in| ! aas s é Indian Territory, to be known |-order to secure action upon this mat- as oe amie: Mexico Is lef{ 15.-It / loosening suddenly a Loh legislation, Denies conclud-|} | that Pire, . investigation curred It blew off the docks and hurled the an He de yee of te to other ed the ovation he recelved was greater} "That than that which proclaimed his adyent/ but one upon: the the board inquiryela' is ‘a In 0 o si the delegate eas governor t oh not the (Mr.pines Smit} % the conference report, | "Un other moment. His brief, caus- | State him a tic speech of of of cause eine mains + . There re is cans greeted the speak speaker when legislation, or for: ren hehe hur-| hur 2ttempt nyto influence pees ; ried down the aisle, asking in a loud,| the legislative body or its' member- determined postoffice before | similarly act. Th as ‘ fo ch gentleman, the 2 this enabling vete there ai At the taken orable from belief have vote, : |} iave | a Arizona encouraging applause of | You two. and on at The uni Special Service lof Oklahoma nothwithstanding that | Pretest the state would be and will be Floor. June pier result whom die tl re even BUTCHERED a A today by the interstate rt death iad ea eo a arpeue Sait ee eae estructive ; WS Postmaster | to-| \ithough every In- || tye Territory should. man votein the against year in| statehood forthe new proposed written » of has | iy. ambulance enroute to enwhilethe there are thirty-one in -LEGMEER benersi by HEBER - OFFICE | dian you ; Cannon best Goine down to formed under thc shares and! no separate member to New the face, called Repreof Pennsylvania to temporarily he denied : anes noU oe? that the the casualty = | population of two and a half millions | with four senators, rather than to see S Dele- | New and o ka ' : : ig a Liverpool, at "rvice Service ‘ Rep < ech i gate Mark Smith of Arizona, in bit- | 2 ther, and God knows, rather than Washington, June 14 -The postofto see them come singly with less . than | - ‘Pp ' J s been> ace ar f 2 : City, Utah, has adter Paislanguage, charged through IMpPU| F00.000 population with four senafice at Heber : cl l Chass, id ivaneed to the presidential ane l tation, that Speaker Cannon had, by | tors. t is no secret as to my views | ;p, vostmaster's salar Increased to| trading votes of the members, kept the | #8 @ 1 presentative I have sought to | any eae rs ar went bill i fi Pe and | resigned, ap- | dor sed heard sult that Inindre da at" "iti nust have been carried Sorina ha syly: dita: Fer British a qe ateg ford USewec th c Special »t ce ore e rster c pee os June 14 Congres aa cause re yp mysterious exYY nee * osion anc e in carg yr aS, Howell today recommended the Pp aa er cargo Wedneseee ‘ T‘I Williams as|day, that ten men were killed constituents and | appointment of f Atha eee ) t Olo . shows h 2 stez re sing 'i or . people accord- | postmaster at Bingham Canyon : ultright on the steamer, four died in into the -Terrttory union of Indian |proval. ; 7X In the awaits President mH Unusual and dramatic tended the last "fight" over ure |i28 jing (ne : saster ieee 1 {have wcted the ctio action] similar atte was af _- away P POSTMASTER . Governinie nt . Canyon. In at Bingham PRICE _PMladelphia, June 14 -restimony |» Bomb Explosion During Re- ep R report FOR Made Warmer. TN BIELOSTOX) . pa Or, ie senate ia a orrible ‘ a ' ‘and woe auof ie the river and [CAUSE STILL A MYSTERY | methoa "oe deihinininye the weit PRIESTS. VICTIMS OF BOMB HELD . Orous Arizona, Today-Fair Bae ey ania coalratlnona favoret hs . Berwind-White com sany sing) To ee: banks I rel wiethe washing -_ - Coal Company . 1 One: Sifth of th a a oe supp ton is completely cut off, ane cael saat pl from running line the ¢ ti ge SMITH OF CHARGES RESENTS : Haale! ot 3ear river Dts I. widge se yb acros away at the10 o'clock last night Pit tite ei in ara Die | water caused I:by high water I"on Uhrrecord, cord, ane and 1e highest Ms | CANNON Weather eee Good to Berwind-White Thirty-Gmee Others - House Unanimously Adopts Conference Report, Senate Hav- | Evanston, Wyo. June 14- The Wt | 1906. IUMTEEN MEN ws oc plies Cut Off. | jeak eee 15, BEAR RIVER RISING EXPLOSION KILLS CARRIED COAL GRATIS JEWS FOR PRESIDENT'S SIGNATURE S JUNE rr ALL , OVER . ] oa oven ae yar au a safe partly red. : : |