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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-09
Anarchist Haunts Deserted

New York, Sept S--Haunts of anar-
chists In this city We're deserted yes
terday, according to the police. spe-
clal detectives have been on the watch
everywhere where members OF the band
are known to have collected In the past.
Instructions have been issued 10 the
owners OF halls not to rent them 10 an
archists.
The same conditions ruled in Pater-
son, where no big gatherings were held
as is customary on sunday
Mayor Hinchliffe, Of Paterson. las
given notice that any saloonk eeper who
rents his hall for anarchistic meetings
will have his license revoked. Licenses
will be refused TO applicants known TO
be even merely friendly with followers
of the red flag
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Great Fire In Foo Chow.

Vancouver, b. c.. Sept 9.-Details Of
the great fire In Foo Chow on August
20 which destroyed over one million
dollars worth Of property, received By
The steamer Tartar. state that Il was
caused by the overturning OF a lamp
In q native undertaking establishment
Hundreds OF acres Of business houses
were carried away and many people
persisted In the fire which burned for
the greater part Of two days European
proprietors Of business houses and
larger Chinese merchants were the
heaviest sufferers. During the progre -
OF the fire and Immediately after II they
looted the half burned buildings and
stole everything that they could lay
hands on. The Chinese police under
their European officers. were unable to
prevent the looting except In small
degree and before the second evening
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Mountain Swallowed by Earthquake

Vancouver, b. c., Sept g.-The steam
er Tartar brings news that a mountain
in northern Japan disappeared after
an earthquake last month. It stood In
the center Of plain in Igusa district,
rose over 500 feet in height and COW
cred forty acres at the outskirts of the
village of Kolwayama.
On August 10 tremendous thunder
Ing noise was heard in the direction Of
this hill and when the villagers assem-
bled on the spot, attracted by the mys-
terious sounds, they found that the
mountain had disappeared. Instead of
the hill they saw level ground grown
over with Wild grass and shrubs The
strange discovery threw the villagers
into great CONSERVATION.
A closer examination Of the spot
showed that the mountain had been
bodily sunk into the ground leaving its
top on a level with the surrounding
land. 1t is thought that the phenom-
enon was the result Of subterranean
volcanic action.
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had passed large number Of regular
soldiers were called out At that time
many people had been killed in fights
and there were dead bodies in every
street, Five men were killed by the
falling Of three story building
The carnage on the streets was aw-
full. The soldiers mounted dashed Up
the main thoroughfares stabhIng TO
death or trampllng under horses feet
the robbers who We're carrying ava
goods in every direction. Even though
Knocked down the natives who were
running away with stolen goods held
on to their bundles The horsemen
thrust them through the legs or arms
with swords TO make them drop these
and even then some Of the coolies cluns
with such desperation that they We're
put to death where they had been
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CHICAGO POLANDERs.
Denounce Czoleosz's Crime and Re.
Qret He IL OF Their kace.

Chicago. Sept. s.--chicago Polanders
last night denounced the crime OF Leon
Czolgosz and regretted that he claimed
TO be Of their race. Meetings were
held at st. Stanislaus church at which
fifty societies Of the church were repre-
scented. and az the lodge rooms OF the
Polish Roman Catholic union. los
West Division street
TRANSACTIONS OF the resolutions were
made. those Of the Catholic union be-
Ing sent 10 Buffalo to George y. Cortel-
you. President McKinley's private sec
rotary and those OF the 81. Stanislaus
church to Secretary Of State John Hay.
The translation OF the resolutions
sent TO Secretary Hay Is In part as fol-
lows:
AS loyal Americans. we deplore the
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WILLIAM /. r.
AN ITALIAN CONNIE MI.
Thanks God Would-be Assassin Is
Not an Italian,

Milan, Sept. Accommodating on the
attempted assassination Of President
MmKinley, La Perseverance, says:
Thanks be to God the would-be as
sassin is not an Italian. Caserio, Luc-
cheni and Bresci have given an abom-
Unable reputation to our name abroad
and brought down upon our country
men In foreign lands not little evil
Such wretches. however. have no ma
tionalty. just as they have no coun-
try, no conscience no morality"
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Dinner TO Ministers.

Pekln, Sept. DIR Won Mumnl
Schwartzenstein the German minis
ter, gave a dinner In honor Of the min
listers who are about to leave PekIn.
All the signers Of the protocol were
present.
The governor OF Shansi has applied
to Ii Hung Chang for high Japanese
scholar to establish school Of trans
lation at Taiyuenfu.
Chou Lu. provincial treasurer Of
Chilli province. has asked Mr., Peck. Of
the American board Of foreign missions,
TO establish a hospital and medical coll
lege at Pao Ting Flu, He promises to
give 1000 taels annually for this pui
pose.
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TO PROTECT ROOSEVELT.
Government Takes Precautions aud
Makes Provision.

New York, Sept "a special TO the
World from Buffalo says;
Although Vice President Roosevelt
does not know 1t the government has
made more adequate provision for his
protection than II did for that Of
President Mckinley. Whenever the
Vice President leaves the residence Of
service men at hand TO ward of any at
staying, there are two or three secret
Lawyer Ansley Wilcox. where he is
tempt that might be made on his life
The orders for the protection OF the
Vice President come from some source
that IL not disclosed.
During his attendance at services IN
the First Presbyterian church six secret
service men occupied seats within II
short distance OF him. One OF them tooA
a seat on the box OF his carriage when
he drove away, and the others followed
In another carriage.
When he alighted at the Buffalo club
during the afternoon the detectives
were close at hand. and when he called
al Milburn house 10 inquire after the
Presidents condition they were within
few feet OF him.
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GUATEMALA AND HONDURAS.

From Bailey, United States Charge
d'Affaires at Guatemala and Honduras:
THE minister Of affairs at Guatemala
requests me to cable the deep sympathy
which his government shares with the
United States resulting from the sad
misfortune to Mr.. Mckinley and that
this government also oherishes a sin
cere hone for the Presidents speedy re-
poVarv ~
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Germany's Chinese Program.

London, Sept, 9.--The Berlin cores.
pondent of the Times quotes an article
on China In the Cologne Gazette which
maintains that Germany has carried
out her program satisfactorily for the
imme date objects she set herself IN
China have all been attained These
were the rescue Of the legations; the
exsction OF atonement security
against a recurrence Of the disorders
and the repayment Of expenses.
Germany, says the article. has no
ambitious schemes. All she desired
was an open door for her merchants
and manufacturers.
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Killed on Nur,nern Pacific.

Jamestown, n. d.. Sept. S.--Five men
were killed and six others seriously IN
Jured two Of whom have since died, in
q collision early today. mixed tram
on the Northern Pacific came in from
cakes. carrying seventeen men on n
flatcar. AS the train passed the sta
ton a road engine was struck and the
force OF the collision caused the fat
car to collapse. The names Of the dead
and II iured could not be learned. They
were harvest hands who had boarded
The car at Lamoure.
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Had His Star Taken on.

Cincinnati. o.. Sept s,--George Huss-
mann. a mounted patrolman on the po-
lice force here, was subjected to the
humiliating ordeal OF having the insig-
mia OF his rank taken from him
before a crowd of bpother officers in the
office OF the chief Of police here on a
charge OF having made remark that
he was glad that Mckinley was shot.
He passionately pleaded a misunder-
standing. During President McKlnleys
last visit Hussmann was member
Of the guard Of honor TO watch the per-
son Of the chief executive while here,
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Miss stone sulI n Prisoner.

Constantinople Sept, 9--The Ameri-
can legation learns that Miss Stone.
the missionary who was recently alb
Quoted by brigands in the village Of
Salonlca, IL still prisoner In the hands
Of her captors. 1t has not yet been
stated what ransom IL demanded for
her release.
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No Ohicial Reception.

London. Sept. 9-The Times prints a
dispatch from Toxic stating that there
Will be no official reception Of the
special mission sent by china to apollo
gize for the murder OF sngiyama, the
chancellor OF legation at Pekln. until
1t is presented by the Chinese minister
to Japan. No complications are feared.
as the Japanese ceremonial only viii
be required
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Precautions for Czoleosz's Protection

Buffalo n. Y. Sept. s-The police
continue their precautions for the pro.
lection Of Leon Czolgosz, assailant OF
the President, from mob violence. Al
though there does not seem 10 be the
slightest danger Of another demonstra-
ton against him, the guards were kept
posted during the night around the
police station where he Is prisoner,
and a reserve force was held subject
to Immediate call. Loiterers who were
found about the station were promptly
ordered 10 move on.
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SWISS FEDERAL COUNCIL.

From Charles F.. Ladey, Swiss Charge
Manchester. Mass,-I am in receipt
Of the following telegram from the
High Swiss federal council; you are
requested to express to his eycelency
Mr.. Mckinley, and to the government
OF the United States, our horror OF the
attempted assassination at Buffalo, and
our wishes for the speedy recovery Of
the patient"
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crime, discerning in II the tendencies
OF rebellious and anarchistic move
ment striving to overthrow the cards
nal principles that underlle our consti-
tuition from which emanates the poll'i-
cal power OF the United States constltu-
ting the foundation OF the welfare,
freedom and high culture Of the Amerl-
nan paonia -
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ANARCHISTIC-
CELEBRATION.
Great Rejoicing Over Attempted
Assassination Of President,
AT GUFFEY HOLLOW, PENN.
speecbeI, Songs and Praises for Czol.
gosz the order OF the Dsy--Cbicago
Socialists Have No Regret

McKeesport, Pa, Sept S-Two hun
dred anarchists celebrated President
McKinley's assassination today at CUT
fey Hollow, a mining hamlet across the
Youghiogheny river from Buena Vista.
Beer whisky, speeches, songs and
praises for Cgolgosz were the order OF
the day. This is one of the largest an
archist groups in the country. II was
started and led by Garcia Ciamcavilla,
who now lives at Spring Valley ILL.,. and
edits the Fire Brand, the anarchist
organ. When Bresci assassinated
King Humbert. Ciamcavilla declared
that Mckinley would be the next vic
tim Of the anarchist plots He also
drew up resolutions praising Bresci,
which were published in Pittsbury
newspapers. Since moving away, the
Italians say. he has still been an ac-
tive spirit In the Guffey Hollow group.
CHICAGO SOCIALISTS.
Chicago, Sept s.--Two thousand
members OF the socialists voted down
u resolution OF regret for the attempted
assassination Of the President at a
meeting in Bergman's grove Riverside,
today, The argument Of those opposed
TO the resolution was that Mckinley
is the representative of the capitalist
class and that his safety or danger
are matters Of no concern to social
lists.
The resolution was introduced by the
chairman of the meeting, Wilmot |.
Goodspeed and was designed TO coun-
teract the tendency OF some people to
place socialists and anarchists in the
same class. incidentally expression
was made of the pain of socialists. In
common with other citizens at the at
tempted assassination. This was re-
garded by many present as a letting
down OF the barrier of hatred which
separates the capitalists from the COM
mon people and they defeated 1t.
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EMPEROR OF GERMANY.

Koensburg Sept 6, lsOi.--To Presi-
dent, U. S, A., Buffalo;-Deeply dis
tressed by news of the dastardly at
tempt on your life. ] express to you
how ! and the whole OF the German
people feel for you, and the anguish
through which your country has to
pass. May the Lord grant you sure
and speedy recovery.
WILLIAM l. r,
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sultans Kitchen Crew Strikes.

London, Sept. s,--The Constantinople
correspondent OF the Times says that
owing 10 the non-payment OF salaries,
the kitchen staff OF the Yildiz kiosk
mutinled last week
The sultan ordered the payment OF
wages. but at the same time had sew
eral cooks imprisoned.
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intelligence OF the dastardly attack on
the life OF the distinguished President
of the United States and desire to con-
yey through your eycellency their sin
cere sympathy with your country In
this event. They trust that so valuable
a life as President McKlnley's may be
spared for the welfare OF the American
nnnnlp-
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knocked over, Many Of the injured
were taken away in ambulances and
were being treated In the hospitals
when the Tartar sailed from China.
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KING EDWARD.

Klel. Sept Z, 1901 To President of
the United States, Buffalo;-Am horri-
fed beyond words at the dastardly at
tempt on your life. My best and warm
est good wishes and most earnest hopes
for your recovery. EDWARD.
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AUSTRIAN MINISTER.

Tschol-Grieved and Mortified by
abominable crime against President
McKinley's life; beg to express my fer
vent wishes for his recovery.
HENGELMULLFR.
Austrian Minister
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THE TRICK.

CIAWl TRICK may involve deceit or it may
VA be display Of peculiar skill. There
WIS deceit IN some soaps, but there is
none in Ivory Soap; it is display Of pecu-
liar skill. 1t will stand any test and can be
relied upon to do all that is claimed for it.
IVORY SOAP IS ee',t. PER CENT. PURE.
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GOVERNMENT OF URUGUAY

The government Of Uruguay makes
wishes for the speedy recovery of the
lllustrious President Of the United
States, Mr.. Mckinley. send you greet.
ings GORMAN BooZEN,
Minister OF Foreign Affairs OF Uru-
ltlay
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ARGENTINE SENATE

TO the President Of the Senate OF the
United States, Washington, d. C.-The
senate OF Argentine nation. in its SEES
sion OF today, has protested, rising.
against the attempt Of which the illus.
trious President OF the United states
mas been the victim. and makes wishes
That God may preserve the life OF so
worthy ruler. / send you greetings.
NORBERT0 QuIRNO COSTA,
Dreafdanf ~ the co,o..
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FROM pRIToN's RULER.

Iondon-The following message re-
celyed from his majesty, the King 10
American ambassador
Offer my deepest sympathy az lne
dastardly attempt on the Presileht
life Have telegraphed direct to Presi-
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LoRp PROVOST on EpINpuRoH.

From Lord Provost OF Edinburgh-In
the name OF the citizens Of Edinburgh
Ibeg to express horror at diastardly
outrage upon President Mckinley and
TO assure him and Mrs. Mckinley and
the government and people OF the
United States Of our sympathy with
them and prayers for Presidents re-
coVery
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e,oressIons Of Coincidence From
All Quarters.
FROM CROWNED HEADS.
cameron william Prays That the
,ora MAY Grant President nekh-
IL, a sure aud speedy Recovery

washington, Sept S.-Expressions OF
coincidence from all quarters OF the
world continue to flow In upon 'he
state department. Today's messages
were largely from crowned heads and
Governments. Among them were the
following:
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VICE DEAN cANTERBuRY.

From vive Dean Canterbury-Accept
expressions OF deep sorrow at the out
rage on the President. Prayers offered
for his recovery at all services In Can
terbury cathedral,
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cHoATE, Ambassador.
CANADA's SYMPATHY.

life. Have telegraphed direct to rresi-
N CHOATE, Ambassador
cANADAs SYMPATHY.
Neyport. r. 1.-The prime minister OF
Canada. commanded by the governor
general. desires me to convey TO you
bis expression Of the sense OF horror
with which the government and the
neonle OF Canada have learned OF the
aendish attempt upon the life OF the
President, and the deep sympathy they
,eel In the distress Of the American ma
zion and the Presidents family; thev
feryently hope and pray that II may
nlesse Providence to foil the hand OF
The assassin, and to preserve a life
held In such high reverence, not only by
The people OF the United States but all
other nations, and particularly the peo-
pie Of Canada.
Charge on behalf OF Canada and Col
onies.
QUEEN REGENT OF SPAIN.
The queen regent OF Spain and her
government direct me to express the
horror with which they have heard Of
the dastardly attempt to assassinate
the President Of the United States, and
their hopes of his speedy recovery.
ARGOS.
Spanish Minister.
GILLIAN CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
The chamber Of deputies OF Chill sim
cerely laments the criminal attempt on
the life Of the distinguished chief ma
gistrate, Mr.. Mckinley, and makes
wishes for his recovery.
CHONCHOW, President.
BLANCo, Secretary,
BELGIUMs KING.
The king and his government pray
your excelency TO transmit TO President
and Mrs. Mckinley their sympathy with
indignant feeling for the shocking at
tempt on the President, and they hope
for prompt recovery.
WALTERS,
Charge of Belgium.
vICERoY OF CANTON.
Viceroy Famau, dreadfully shocked,
asks me to convey through you heart
felt sympathy to President and Mrs.
Mckinley. Says God surely would not
permit so good man to die through
assassins bullet. Nj. C. WADE,
United States Consul at Canton. China.
KING OF wURTEMBuRG.
His majesty. king OF wurtemburg,
sends through me his deepest sorrow
and sympathy, expressing hope that the
murderous attempt upon the Presidents
lie VIII have no serious consequences.
Please convey also my sincerest condo
lences. OzMIIN
United States Consul at Stuttgart.
U. s. MINISTER TO SPAIN.
Beg my deepest sorrow and sympa-
thy be offered to President and Mrs.
Mckinley. The minister OF state AZ
queen regents order called Yesterday
ana today to ask that all news be sent
TO her Immediately. STORER
United States Unlisted TO spain.
PRINCE REGENT OF BAVARIA.
His highness Prince Regent Lint.
pod, absent Telegraphs me To convey
PRESIDENT and people profound SYM
pathy; wishes speedy recovery.
FALK.
United States vice-consul at Munich
Bavaria.
SENATE OF PERU.
The senate Of Peru expresses 10 the
people and government OF the United
states the profound feeling inspired in
them by the Ubiquitous attempt OF
whieh the person OF President McKin-
ley mas been a victim. CANADAMo.
President
ARGENTINE SIM Ann.
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GILLIAN woRKMEN.

Santiago De Chili--vlce President Of
the United States, washington:-The
worknen OF Chill deplore the ATTEMPT
against the ilustrious President.
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WAUTERS,
Charge of Belgium.
vICERoY OF CANTON.

Viceroy Famau, dreadfully shocked,
asks me to convey through you heart
felt sympathy to President and Mrs.
Mckinley. Says God surely would not
permit so good a man to die through
assassin's bullet. NJ. C. WADE.
United States Consul al Canton China
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The king and his government pray
your excellency to transmit TO President
and Mrs. Mckinley their sympathy with
indignant feeling for the shocking at
tempt on the President, and they hope
for prompt recovery
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SENATE OF PERU.

The senate OF Peru expresses 10 the
people and government OF the United
staies the profound feeling inspired in
mem by the Ubiquitous attempt OF
whieh the person OF President McKin-
ley has been a victim. CANADAMo.
President.
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IN NAME OF ITALY.

Mr.. Varigni. the Italian change. sent
the following. In pursuance OF instruo-
tons OF Italian premier I have the
honor, In the name OF the Italian ma
ton, to express TO your excelency the
deepest feelings OF execration OF the
crime committed against the President
OF the United States. and the most fer
vent wishes for his recovery.
GERMAN PROVINCES.
consul-General Hughes at Coburg.
Germany. cabled: Prince Regent Ho-
henlohe and governments Coburg,
Gotha and Meinengen request me con-
vey deepest sympathy.
LORD MAYOR OF LONDON.
Ambassador Choate. at London. sent
the following;
From Lord Mayor OF London-The
citizens Of London have received with
profound regret and great indignation
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QUEEN REGENT OF SPAIN.

The queen regent OF Spain and her
government direct me to express the
horror with which they have heard Of
the dastardly attempt to assassinate
the President Of the United States. and
their hopes OF his speedy recovery.
ARGOS.
Spanish Minister.
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eo,ras.r ,mu1u ,,.,,,.. s..., CO. snesau
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The chamber of deputies OF Chill sim
cerely laments the criminal attempt on
the life Of the distinguished chief ma
gistrate, Mr.. Mckinley, and makes
wishes for his recovery.
CHONCHOW, President.
BLANCO, Secretary.