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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-06
LABOR UNIONS QUARREL.
Efforts to Force Strike of New York
Mechanics.

New York, March 5.-It developed at
the meeting of the Central Federated
Union today that a strike Of $1,000 or
10000 mechanics is threatened. The
strike, if it comes, Will be due to
troubles among the workingmen. AT
today's meeting Delegate Archibald of
the Paper Hangers union declared that
efforts were being made to compel the
men of his organization to strike
against their will. There mas been a
strike at the new building of the Uni
versity club, and the unions affiliated
with it are engaged with the Building
Trades council, rival organization to
the board of delegates, and when called
upon to strike by the Building Trades
Council they promptly refused to do so.
Delegate Archibald said that since that
time strong effort has been made to
force the paper hangers at work upon
the University club to strike. This eff
fort is still being made by the Building
Trades Council. A committee from the
latter body Informed the contractor
who employs the painters that if he
continued to permit the men to stay at
work they would order strikes on all
buildings where men of unions affiliated
with the Building Trades Council were
employed The Central Federated Union
will take immediate steps to remove
the friction.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-06
A SENSATIONAL FINISH.
Nine Men Bunched at the End of a
1Oo-mile Race.


1Oo-mile Race.
San Jose, Cal, March 5.-John Law
son of Chicago, known as the Terrible
Swede," won the 100-mile open race at
the meeting held in this city today.
The event was unpaced, and special
Ian prizes drew the field into a sprint
for lap after lap. Charley Wells, the
california Giant" who entered at the
last moment and without training,
gained the special prize for leading at
the laps Wells foughtkpr and gained
eighty-seven, while Barhaby, the Bos-
tonian. had but seventy. F'redericks,
the long-distance champion Of Europe;
Ashinger, Iver Lawson and Glen Tur-
vilie Of the field of fifteeh that started,
quit. Nine men staid and the finish
was something never before witnessed
on an outdoor track. Lawson, the last
man that it was thought could win,
shot out of the bunch in the stretch
and in a hard fight with Johnny Chap
man, Teddy Goodman. e. D. Stevens
(the Buffalo boy), Charles TurVille,
Charles Wells, Oscar Julius, Tom Bar
naby and Nawn, won the contest, the
finish being in the order named and
almost abreast. The time made was
4 hours, 81 minutes, so seconds, a record
for unpaced work.
AS a side issue to the big race, short
events were run. Fournier went third
of a mile on his motorcycle in worlds
record time, % As seconds, his saddle
loosening in the last eighth, compelling
him to ride standing up in the pedals.
Fournier paced Orlando Stevens for a
nile in 1:40sl. a California track record.
in a one-mile heat race, w f. Furman
of Los Angeles won both first and sec
ond heats from Downing OF San Jose,
With Leonert OF Buffalo third in both.
The time for the first heat was 2:12 1-5
and for the second 2:15.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-06
China Rejects Demand for a 'Sphere
of Influence"
WANTED THREE ISLANDS
AND TWo-THIRDS OF A RICH
PROVINCE.
italian Government Confident That
the Cessations VIII Be Granted
After Further Negotiations-Ac-
ton of the Italians Caused Great
Excitement at Pekin.

Pekin March 1.-The tsung Ii yamen
Chinese foreign office has returned to
the Italian charge d'affaires, Marquis Sal
vago Raggo, his dispatch containing the
demand of the Italian government for a
lease on San Nun bay, on the same con-
ditions as those under which Germany
holds kiao Chou bay, accompanying it
with a letter declaring that the Chinese
government is unable TO grant the re-
quest
The demand of the Italian government
for ninety-nine year lease of San Nun
bay, province of Che-kang, as a coaling
station and naval base, included also a de-
mand for the cession of three islands off
the coast of Che-kang, with the right to
construct a railroad from San Nun bay
road and mining privi4 eges within a sphere
of influence, covering me southern two
thirds of Che-kang province.
According to a dispatch to the ASSociat-
ed Press from Pellin last Friday, the ac-
ton of the Italian government had caus-
ed great excitement there, not only among
the Chinese, but among the foreign diplo-
mats. the Chinese being convinced that
Great Britain was chiefly responsible for
the demand, and that it had been made to
emphasize Great Britain's displeasure at
the turn which the northern railroad
question had taken.
A representative of a great power. ow-
ing TO the same advices, is reported to
have said that the moment had arrived
for international control of China, and 1t
was also asserted that if the policy of
spheres of influence was to be inaugu-
rated, the United States would doubtless
have a say in the matter, with the proba-
BILE preference for the province of Chilli.
Rome March 5.-Little attention is paid
here to the refusal of the Chinese gov
ernment to grant the requested lease of
San Nun bay, to be used naval base
and coaling station. No doubt is enter
tained that the concession will be made
after further negotiations.
Rear Admiral Grenet embarked today on
the Italian cruiser Stromboli at Naples,
TO take command of the Italian squadron
in Chinese waters.
London, March 5.-The Rome cores
pondent of the Daily Mail says: The
Italian warships have landed marines
at San Nun bay, thus virtually taking
possession. Italy will pay nearly
6 $4,000 for the concession. The tsung
li-yamen wishes to reduce the lease to
fifty wears
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-06
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
New Yorker Charged With Murder
ing His Female Companion.

New York, March 5.-Miss Magdalene
Dorm, 20 years old, died last night in a
room occupied by James j. Conley, at
211 West Eighty-second street, under
circumstances so suspicious that Con-
ley was taken into custody, pending an
investigation by the coroner.
Coniey called at the home of DR.. Brin
ker and urged him to accompany him
at once to his room to attend a young
woman who he said had fallen seriously
ILL., When they arrived at the place
they found Miss Dorm lying on the bed
dead.
Gas was flowing from two gas jets.
Conley seemed greatly aSitated, and
explained that the young woman had
been visiting him and was taken sud
denly i'll. He left her to go for the doc
tor. He says she must have turned on
the gas during his absence and in this
way became asphyxiated.
The police did not take kindly to this
theory and placed Conley under arrest.
Conley was reticent about his relations
with Miss Dorm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-06
SPANS NEW MINISTRY.
Retrenchment, Income Tax and Rec
ognition of Colonial Debt.

ognition of Colonial Debt
Madrid, March 5.-Senor Duran, the
new minister of justice. is a Catalan pro-
tectionist.
Senior Dato. minister of the interior, is a
talented young deputy and barrister who
distinguished himself recently by bril-
liant campaign against the abuses and
scandals in the Madrid municipality.
Marquis Villaverde, minister of finance,
is regarded as the strongest member of
the Silvela cabinet, after the premier. He
is an able financier and advocates taking
the country frankly into confidence. with
a view to retrenchment, which will i'm
pose sacrifices on both taxpayers and
hondholders. He favors an income tax
and urges the recognition and guarantee
of the colonial debt.
Senor Sagasta has promised Senor Sill
vela the hearty support of the Liberal
party on all national and dynastic ques-
tions. The programme of Senor Silvela
includes protection TO industry, commerce
and agriculture; thorough reform in mu-
nicipal and provincial administration;
sweeping army reforms, the formation of
a really efficient navy, with a fortification
of the coasts. and general financial reor-
ganization. The premier has already in
vited presidents of chambers of COM
merce to concert with the government the
necessary measures.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-06
REPUBLICAN
EXTRAVAGANCE
-$-
Congress Spent Over a Billion
and a Half.
LESS THAN 0NE-THIRD
CHARGED TO THE WAR
-%-
Reckless Extravaganza Shown In
the Ordinary Expenditures.

After Deducting All War Expenses,
Appropriations By the Late Con-
gress Exceed Those of Its Prede-
cessor By One Hundred Millions
Congressman Cannon's Attempt to
Explain the Increase - Taxation
Must Be Increased or More Bonds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-06
THE MINING INDUSTRY

Is one of Utah's greatest resourc-
es. The Herald publishes more
mining news than any other
Utah newspaper.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-06

PEACE BIZ MEDITATION.
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