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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-08
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF
FEDERATION OF LABOR

Washington. Oct. THE executive
council OF the American Federation OF
Labor. al its meeting today. appointed a
subcommittee 10 draft an address TO the
public in the coal strike situation a
report from the federatlons organizer at
Denver showed a steady advance Of
trade union movements in that section.
The charter OF the ship Carpenters union
No. 9i62 OF san Francisco. upon COM
plant. was revoked
IL was resolved that the agitation be
renewed for the passage OF laws IN the
southern states and such other states as
have no provision on their statute books
prohibiting or restricting the labor of
children as miners, and President Com
pers was empowered and directed 10 con-
duct an energetic campaign 10 secure the
enactment Of such measures
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MUNICIPAL POLICE
PROVED INEFFECTIVE

Manila, oct. 7.-General Jesse Lee tele-
graphs from Tacloban, island of Leyte,
that ladr0nes have twice attacked the
town OF Carlgara, province OF Leyte,
where they killed a number of native
consIahulary and levied contributions.
The population OF Carigara withdrew 20
the mountains LadTOneS have been ac-
tive In several parts OF the island. Gov
ernOr Taft Is going 10 Cavite shortly for
the purpose Of meeting the municipal
presidentes OF that province TO discuss
with them methods for the suppression
OF the ladrones The municipal police
OF several towns In BuIuean province.
LuZ0n. have been disarmed and a system
OF volunteers has been established in
their stead II IS hoped that this measure
win succeed In checking ladrOnisn, as
the police have proved Ineffective.
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asked II the bicycle had been sent in
answer TO his petition. His father
told him he had better look in the
woodshed TO see If it had arrived. and
then followed close upon his heels as
the youngster went 10 investigate.
The little fellow looked surprised and
disappointed on seeing the tricycle..
and then, turning his eyes upward
with the utmost sincerity. but with a
tinge OF impotence in his tone. de-
spite his devotional pose. said: oh,
God, don't you know the difference be
tween bicycle and a tricyele?'"
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REPoRTERs Excluded.

London, Oct. THE first sitting OF
the royal commission appointed 10 In
quire into the conduct OF the South
African war was held today under the
presidency Of Lord Elgin. Much dis
satisfaction was caused by the decis-
ion OF the commission 10 exclude the
press. the general opinion being voiced
by the Pail Mall Gazette. which says:
The presence OF reporters is neces-
saTy to assure a full and free inyestl-
CATION
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WILL BE ARRESTED
ON MERE SUSPICION

Shenandoah. Pa. Oct. - Provost
Marshal Farquhar tonight served no
tice on The local advisory board OF
the United Mine Workers that the
members OF the board would be ar
rested IL any more dynamiting should
occur in the district. Michael Musha-
que was arrested by a squad Of city
troopers under Major Farquhar today
for alleged completely in the Browns
VILE dynamiting affair OF last night
Nushague is held a prisoner in the
guard house
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counts the assistance given by France
TO the American colonies.
"To what address, if you please.
should one write for this book? Be
hold my difficulty. The Figaro pub
fishes your picture, but, alas! it does
not give your name. / hope that my
portrait of you COPIED after that in the
Figaro will serve as an address in
America. where, without doubt, your
face will be recognized Immediately
by the gentlemen Of the postal depart
ment. l hope that you will have :he
goodness TO pardon my audacity. Ac-
cept, my dear madam, my respectful
salutations.
LEON MONCAPEAU."
Miss Rives sent him a copy Of the
book.
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MORE BUTTE MINES
ARE CLOSED DOWN

San Francisco, Oct. THE United
States circuit court OF appeals today
issued a writ OF supersedeas. or stay. in
the case of +. Augustus Heinze. and
F. Augustus Heinze as administrator
of the estate of James Larkin, de-
ceased, and Clara A. Larkin, against
the Butte & Boston Consolidated Min
ing company. By the order work in
the Tramway and Snohomish claims
IS stopped.
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Hnnse Dvnamited.

Shenandoah. Pa. Oct. THE house Of
Prank Hintz. q non-union man living on
South Chestnut street. was dynamlted
today. The explosive was placed In the
back door sill. and the door was Splin-
tered and the windows shattered BY the
conclusion. Hintz was net az home when
the exuiosion occurred A crowd gath
cred about the house and Mrs. Hintz IN
her excitement. went 20 a window and
fired a shot into the crowd. but the bull
let did not take effect The family es-
Caped without Injury
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OFF For Hazleton.

Philadelphia, Oct. THE First regi-
ment. with detachment of battery A,
left here shortly after midnight for Ha-
n little later for New Philadelphia. The
regiments occupied separate special trains
on the Philadelphia & Reading railroad
The remainder or the troops OF PhilQdel-
phia and the surrounding towns will
leave between and o'clock in the
morning.
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Relief From Abroad.

London. Oct. THE miners fedora
ton OF Great Britain. in session at
Southport, today voted $1,000 from the
central body for the relief OF the strik-
ing American miners and adopted a
resolution in favor OF the executive
board OF the different districts making
contributions for the same purpose.
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Lenny staid the Limit.

Philadelphia, Oct. Young Corbett
and Eddie Lenny Of this city spared
six rounds at Industrial hail tonight
and the local man was in good shape
at the conclusion of the bout. In the
sixth round COrbett knocked Lenny
down twice and sent him TO his knees
once, besides fighting Lenny to the
floor just before the round ended The
bell evidently saved a knockout. Cor
bett appeared a trifie fat.
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nisnerned ~ soldiers.

shamokin. Pa. Oct. accompanies II
and + OF the Fourth regiment We're
rushed 10 the Royal Oak colliery from
their encamnment az Mount Carmel this
evening and dispersed a crowd OF at least
J 600 people Al the sight OF the troops
the mob fled, but some OF them hurled
rocks at the non-uniQnists before they
escaped into their homes. The soldiers
will guard the colllery al night.
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Poor Outlook.

Washington, Oct 7-APresident
Gompers OF the American Federation
OF Labor today declared that there was
no outlook for an early resumption OF
work by the striking miners and said
he was unable to say whether the
strike would continue until spring. He
refused 70 answer questions as 20
whether he had any communication
from Mr. Mitchell.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-08
GRAND IuRY CHARGED.

FREEHOLD. \. J.. Oct. THE Monmouth
county grand Jury met here today and
was charged by Justice Fort relative 20
the alleged conspiracy said 20 nave oeen
entered into by Laura Biggar. Dr. c n.
Hendrick Of Bav0nne and former Justice
OF the Peace samuel stanton OF Hoooken,
70 gain nossessicn % the entire estate OF
the late Henry NJ. Bennett. At the con-
elusion OF the justices charge the grant
iurV retired
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-08
WISE STATESMAN GONE.

Shanghai, Oct T.-Widespread regret
is expressed by the English and Chi
nese here al the death yesterday OF II
kun VI, the famous yiceroy OF Nan
king The newspapers eulogize him as
the greatest Chinese viceroy. whose
death. when nearly the whole or China
IS in a state Of ferment, does not make
for peace.
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PLEDGED THEIR SUPPORT.
Miners Of the Mountain States Will
Help Anthracite Strikers.

Colorado Springs, Oct. THE COM
mittee representing the Fifteenth dis
trict, United Mine Workers OF Amer
lea. passed a resolution today pledg-
ing moral and financial support 70 the
striking miners In Pennsylvania. The
convention. which represented Colo
RADIO. Wyoming and New Mexico.
adopted resolutions thanking President
Mitchell for the noble fight he Is max
ing in the anthracite fields of Penn
Fylvanla and for his assistance to The
miners cause and 70 humanity.
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ARRESTED FOR PERJURY.

st. Louis. Oct. Louis Decker, a
former member Of the house of dele
gates, indicted a month ago on the
charges Of perjury and bribery, and
who disappeared Immediately after
ward. was arrested tonight at the home
of his sister in-laW
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-08
MISSIONARY CONCERT.

A concert for the benefit of the mis-
sionaries of the church Will be given
by the members OF the Westminster
Presbyterian church tonight at s
o'clock. A nominal admission fee will
be charged and a large attendance Is
expected.
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cAREIEssNEss EvIpENr.

Seattle. Wash Oct. THE coroner :
jury empapeled TO investigate tho
causes OF the explosion az lawson last
Wednesday has returned a verdict de
Claring that the miners we're responsible
for the accident. The jury. after &
thorough Investigation. came 20 the con
clusi0n that some one had set Off a sho
AGAINST orders and the explosion FOL
lowed. Careiessness WAS evident In ar
ranging for the blast.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-08
Non-union Man Clubbed.

Shamokin. Pa, Oct. 7.-While John
Colson of Mahoney city, a non-union-
ist engineer at the Reading company's
Henry Clay shaft. was walking 10 the
Coiliery this afternoon. he was attacked
by a mob and dubbed into a state OF
insensihility. He was rescued from
death By a body OF coal and iron po-
lice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-08
HURRY ORDERS.
First Brigade Will Start as Quickly
as Possible.

Philadelphia. Oct. General John
w. Schall. commander of the First
brigade. with headquarters in this city,
received orders from Governor Stone 10
make preparations TO send the entire
First brigade to the coal regions as
quickly as possible. General Sehall
said this morning that his command
would leave Philadelphia tomorrow
morning for the anthracite fields. The
First brigade is composed OF the First
Second, Third and Sixth regiments,
battery A and the First and Second
Philadelphia City troops. The latter
organization has been in the coal fields
for nearly a month.
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A LATER REPORT.

Only One Man Lost His Life So Far
as Known.
Beaumont, Tex, Oct. S, 2 a. Man.
other destructive fire, the second with
in a month, swept over a portion OF the
oil field last night, causing one prob
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-08

P. J. DAILY, secretary of the Demo-
cratic state committee, is walking
around like a man most a hundred
years old" He sat in a draft, caught
cold. and his back is as timber as an
aged oak tree is willow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-08
TEN MEN DROWNED.

81 Petersburg. Oct IA. A. Prossoller.
son Of the chairman OF the 81. Peters
burg bourse. and nine sailors have been
shipwreekef and drowned off the KAN
ehafks peninsula n Prossoller was
known as 4 political economist
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BIG BUILDING BURNING.

= Chicago. Oct. S-The building =
, occupied by the Pittsburg Plate y
= Glass company on Wabash avenue ,
y is burning at $50 a. m. The loss y
y win be fully $20o. 600. y
= :
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-08

John Seaman. jr., said yesterday aft
ernoOn at the Knutsford hotel that he
viii be very disappointed man and
viii have another guess coming. as the
saying goes. II the Democrats do not
carry Willard county. 1t will be hard
fight. but IL will be a signal victory
just the same.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-08
BLANKETS AND SHOES.
Governor Stone Makes Requisition
Upon the Government.

Washington, Oct. THE war depart
ment today received an order from
Governor Stone OF Pennsylvania for
1000 pairs of shoes and $500 blankets,
TO be delivered Immediately. The
blankets and shoes are now available
at Philadelphia and New York. The
state of Pennsylvania has exhausted its
quota allowed by congress for military
supplies, so that Governor Stone,
though getting the goods at cost price
viii have TO pay s. per pair for shoes
and So. per pair for the blankets.
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IRRIGATION CONGRESS.

Colorado Springs, Oct. 6 to 8.
Reduced rates via o. S. L. and Union
Pacific. Tickets sold Oct. TO s. For
particulars see o. S. L. ticket agents.
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NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Ninth New York District-Charles r.
Adler. Republican.
Fourteenth New York-Charles J. An
derson. Republican
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NJ. NJ. Miller OF Murray spent sew
eral hours in the city yesterday morn
ing.
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in number of the districts. when the
final appeal will be made 10 the voters
to cast their ballot for the Democratic
nominees.
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The Democrats have begun a house
to house canvass of the county. A
number of men were put TO work yes
terdaE. By the day before election the
campaign managers hope, by the re-
turns furnished them by the canvass
ers. to be able to tell very near just
how the county will go.
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Abel John Evans of Lehi paid his
respects to the powers that be at head
quarters yesterday afternoon. He ran
up just 10 see what is going on in the
capital. He said that later in the cam
paign he would take the stump. He
said he doubted very much the abil-
ty of Apostle Reed SmOot to carry
his legislative ticket In Utah county.
Mr.. Evans further stated that the
apostle is not receiving the support in
other counties that he expected when
he entered the campaign, and that IL
would not surprise him TO see the dig
nitary OF the church lose senators and
representatives in other counties be-
sides Utah. upon which he is counting
SO strongly.
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KEARRS OPENS CAMPAIGN
WITH FINE RECITATION

continued from PAGE -
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William Began, the cOlored politician
who recSntly left the Republican party
to fight for the Interests of the general
masses with the Democrats, said yes
terday that he is very anxious TO
stump the county with w. w. Taylor.
the leader Of the colored Republicans.
The latter said yesterday afternoon that
IL Mr.. Began will send him a regular
challenge that he would be glad to
consider ii. Mr.. Began said it will be
forthcoming.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-08

W. NJ. Roylance. the former chair
man Of the Democratic state commit
tee. who has been seriously i'll at his
home in Provo. is improving. II is ex-
pected that he will be able to take the
stump towards the latter end Of the
campaign. The doctors who are at
tending him said that IL he had been
operated upon last week it would
have proven fatal.
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Lecture At Night.

Tonight's session OF the congress was
held at the Colorado college. where a
stereopticOn lecture on Ancient Forms
OF Irrigation" was followed by recep-
ton.
Tomorrow morning win be given up
20 addresses by visiting congressman
and senator's and the afternoon to a
discussion OF the practical phases of
the present irrigation situation by Chief
photographer Newell Of Washington
and by several state engineers of the
west
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-08

Former State Senator Frank j. Can
non, chairman of the Democratic state
committee, will go TO Ogden this morn
ing 10 attend the Democratic county
convention.
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PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Board of County Commissioners Meet
to Consider Boundary Question.

Provo Dec. 23-The board of county
commissioners met today and considered
the matter of changing the boundaries of
school districts as pettiOned for by resi-
dents of the districts.
The petition of Thomas Featherstone
ct al, asking for a portion of Pleasant
Grove school district to be attached to
American Fork school district was first
heard. representative from both districts
being present After hearing the views
of the representative the matter was re-
ferred TO the trustees of both districts
and the county superintendent, with a
view to have the parties reach an agree
ment- 1t was then decided 10 withdraw
the petition
The petition of residents of Provo
Bench school district No. is for q change
OF boundary lines So that a portion of
Pleasant View school district would be
added to the Provo Bench district and
j counter petition from residents Of the
Pleasant View district. asking for a pos-
ton of the Provo Bench district, were
discussed at length, representatives. from
each district being hearG. This question
was also referred to the trustees of the
two districts who were asked TO consider
the adVisabiity Of consolidating the two
districts At the meeting the trustees Of
Lake View and Vineyard also met with
the Provo bench and Pleasant View
trustees and il was decided TO consolidate
the four districts, and the county attOr-
ney was instructed to draft an ordinance
of consolidation
the county road was extended from d. ID.
Cooks place on Provo bench south to
the county road, running east and west
on the south side of Alexander COrdner's
place provided the right of way is given
10 the county.
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"SILLY MOONS" FLIGHT
Leaves Her Wigwam in the Skull
Valley to Go With An
other Brave.

Silly Moon" the wife of a Ute
brave who lives with his tribe in the
Skull valley. has left the wigwam of
her lord and master and, with her boy
of seven summers, has dared the frigid
winter to travel north to the land of
Washable. where lives another brave
who has alienated the affections of the
squaw.
Her disappearance and the kidnap-
ing of the boy mas sent the Utes into
turmoil, and they have appealed to
the local police authorities for assist
ance. Yesterday a delegation Of
squaws and bucks called at the sta
ton and told the officers Of their tr0u-
bles with SILLY Moon" They begged
assistance and we've greatly dis
appointed when informed that none
could be given.
they said and had caused her hus-
band pain and sorrow since he trav-
eied into the land Of WGshakie 60 take
her as a girl into bis home in the Skull
valley Before their union another In
dian had frequently made her presents
of blankets and beads. and is said 10
have continued after she had gone to
the home OF her lord. The fine pres
ents have at last turned her head and
she suddenly took her boy and started
through the snow and winter for the
north. The other Indians have at
tempted TO intercept her in her flight,
but We're unsuccessful. Accordingly
they called on the local police for as
SiStance
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HEARING is POSTPONED
MARYLAND Insanity Case Comes
Up Again Next Saturday
Afternoon at | O'clock.

Upon the request of the attorneys in
terested il the case, the hearing of
Charles p. MARYLAND as to his sanity
was postponed from 1 o'clock yester-
day afternoon until the same hour next
Saturday. In the meantime an effort
Will be made to so adjust the financial
affairs of the defendant that his wife
may be sent to southern California for
the winter, and arrangements made
whereby Mr.. MARYLAND can be sent to
"a private sanitarium in Portland, Ore,
Tor treatment, in. case it is found that
his mental condition is such as to deem
It inadvisable for him to be given his
freedom at this time.
When the case came up for hearing
yesterday afternoon, Attorney w. r.
Hutchinson appeared for Mr.. MARYLAND
and Attorney Frank B. Stephens for
Mrs. MARYLAND. E. w. Wilson of the
Bank of Commerce was also present to
look after the financial interests of the
defendant should the occasion arise.
There were a number of other persons
in the court room, all of whom We're
witnesses for or against Mr.. MARYLAND,
excepting County Attorney Christensen,
who was on hand to see whether any
testimony would be adduced which
might later be used in the criminal
prosecution Of the defendant.
Should the testimony adduced at the
hearing Saturday warrant Drs. Mayo
and Odell in deciding that Mr.. Mark
land is at this time of unsound mind
an application viii be made by his at
torney for sufficient bond that viii en-
able his friends TO send him to a san
itarium in Portland, instead Of commit
ting him to Provo. On the other hand
should he be discharged on the insanity
plea, County Attorney Christensen will
press the criminal charges against Mr.
MARYLAND.