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Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20
Sabcof ON Cuba
%OOrbOIoenc or bttgOelig furbcoret,
Tiger aongrcsmanocn.

Hepr9i entant for 8~iStoniins 30ie
Ititrttt, Sos. ". gnbcod, or netop
tommen ttIbage ira i'm dnoen Gu6a.
Helle. San par Der / 1898, % ban er
rent be9ctitret ouer Be 6rem'fri0t,
'om Zen bar giort I 0tellemti0cn.
"Gl6a I 1902 cr life mere Iig CUBA /
1898 enO 8etlerS Stpre par tigt Sc.
neral @oo0a," tiger ban. "6oran.
Oringen til oet bcore er itsrre, en0 lea
oremte ont" ioriitrer ban. Cuba er
MI en- lpffcIig 2. Zen fit Ell rig
Sutferbgit % cen piI iaa 100 Bro.
cent mere ior lit Suffer emo iiior.
0an fan ie 6~orunOringen / 3robpd.
serues AniigtSu0trpt. De ianitpre
6orboIo or uIige be6rc. Ct "iuItenoe
Cuba" eriitcrer life Irrrgerc. Reggie.
rinGens finnncieae Stiaing er goo, %
ser cr Scuae not til Ell iun0t Gorret.
ningsIiU.
"glt Bette er et iterft argument
Tor. at BrriiSent Rooicoeits Cuba.
trnftat maa i~ta0iriteS. Der er paa
Cuba ct tort Rarfeo Tor umerifurife
8arer. Nen paa 8run0 al ipregne
6orboISc oil BET oPre uruIiI ior De
Iorene0e Stater nj tonme / geiio.
Belle al Bette Rarfeo. meO minore Ut
gisr 5oI0inoremmeIirr. Gems San.
sci er MI / 6rn6erne p1u ip1rIfe %
tpIfe aisbmPrS. Ie ioritnar i'm
Cont; be oeo. bpaS Sc ifnl gisre; De
fien0er fine almSer, % Be oil bebolSe
i'm SanSel. i1aIEnge Ser life tommer
nogen, Tom forfurrerer meo Dem peS
at iplge biIigere. Ren en- iaaSan
9onfurrence oil ira Dor SIDE pare
mulig.o ON aongresien life oeStneerNe n
foreIiggenSe Suba.S raftat. ser ueS'
letter SolHen paa amerifanife garer.
JON inSisre8 I'll Zen. meS 90 Bro.
cent. Spi5 aongresien urOIaSer nj
ratiiicere Sen, pil Sea bsgaa Ell itor
Seil. Gu6auene or peuligiinNeoe
MOB os ameritauere. De oil gierne
inn iitanS Reciprocitr' re0 port 2auS.
gens fornemite BroSufter rr Suffer
o. 5o6af. % mSet uoisrer Ben life.
&c lGSpdnlige 2ipsiornsosubeoer
maa Girbanerne mSisrc. ia Be trGrger
nGiten enbpsr Ting, JON ri ReHnrifer
maa BABE. % alt Tan Sc fan fra %.
Bare ri gisr SuSrsmuelier paa Sol.
Sens SmraaSe. tan ri iaa al Seres
SanSel.@
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20
Vooen tVorrlano.
Spp 0fiQiunrr aruner trGnses for at
afbjGlpc Hsbcn / R%urbiperisc.

Sperige inooeIes, iom 6efienOt, i
8stalano, SpealanO % gtorrlano, %
/ ben iioIte 8ropins, iom Iigger ret
o~perfor oct baarOt biemiegte 5inlano,
er Der MI itor 9so. @n al Riesoa9
% Regiering uOnPunt aommisiion
bar uaret Oeroppe, % ben bar funOet
SiIItaroen forfprbeIig. aomu1isiio-
men tiger, at ipo Wiaioner 8roner be.
bsoes for Of bieIpe Snobpggerne og
oeres Susopr % iorebpgge, at life
en- itor Del al Dem Osr Slngers0s0en.
Seo fripiQige 9iOrng er in0fommet
100000 aroner, booraf 10000 &ro.
ner er fomnlet ira Spenifer / amerifa.
Som man Ter, 6ebeOeS meget mere.
en- al sc Sing, iom commissioner
benIeoer Spmprfiombehen paa, er
Saaforn. 6orboIOet bermeb er | BET
norOltge Sverige iom t De norife
6ieIObpeOer. Soaforn, iom olter,
maa prre aoIet / 9pQ0errc ieIp, ga
fun BET beiiooer Sen ~nsopenoige
Saarofsrbeb, meoens Set, iom fom.
mar ln9gere ipbira, life taoler alima.
tet. 0tispefit / iaaOnnne 9pgoer betp.
Der life BLOT llaar en- enfelt Sang,
men flere poafsIgenOP 8onqe, bois Set
"inofsote" Saaforn life beoares.
commissioners SfiIoring al Rsber
/ HorrIonO er ~griberbe. SnO6pg9erne
ipiier 9rsb, Tom er Iapet al 6%l,rltbor.
fens inbre 9eIe % islun0if Roie.
9arfen males til MeI. 8reotllrerne
gioer man &cnS0prmoie, blanbet meo
aipebarf; men NeIf og Smsr bIir
barrie. Ian giper Dem ogiaa fintbof.
fct girferis o9 boa6 man paa geitlnn.
set i Iorge fnIber "Sfau". Slipper
pIeier Ser at bore iulot al / Rorr'
lamb; men toar er Sc ioripunonc.
Zen iDenife Mmenbeo og Hi9sba.
gen toger / me0 fraftig Saan6. % Rs.
SEN piI / oen nrrmeite 5remtio bIiue
bpmpet. 5orleben ienoteS N WRng.
Sc Sernbanepogne norooper meO al
Ifens 5oripning. 81
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20

&c 3 guarfiiter; en- al Dem orGbte Jig
5Rnsilet % De suri9e icnoteS til Su8t'
buffet | Solicit. s lin Sbcrif .Sio bau.
Sc Wntlon Den sgrgreIie. at bans Der
Rc@ariaIe. ser par bIepeu DON'T 10,
llnberlpb % ifuIoe til Iugtbuiet
meg iig ira BAN oa rsmte til Canada
Iaaoen. bporpaa set ifroe, par liitig
% ale peIiinoe0e Nfenneifer uuOifpI0.
te Sberifen; en- iremragenoe aOpo.
fat iagbe iiom / Retten: SoiIfer
8cntlemanb OiINe life oiort BET iamm(
iom Gamutc n. Ration?" 9perE
IfiffeIige Blade ifrep set iantme.
gfterat Ration bap6e uotient ion
Sheriff. bIen ban Scgiorer; men bans
TaaO 90 9iitano isgteS aItio al bans
poIitiife geuncr. San maatte iisIqt
. I'm ErlnOl@ .r>c i". -. 49,.
Sheriff bIioe itoaenhe 16 aar, efter,
at bans Sernin par uoIsben ,og man.
&c upttcbe 2eiIiebebeu til at anIRsge
sag inoo BAN, oa &c paaitoo, al
Acknowledgements. iom 'toar UNDER
-Sberiffembcoet, babe ilogt Dem en-
for bsi Stat. SAN lit 40 'nooanne
Sager oaa SalIen, ifient ban perion'
Zig Inlet baphe baut at ifoffc nreb 2ia.
ningen, % Dc foIteSe BAN minoit $40
600. Rogle al Dem ipGoer eronu for
Retterne. San bar / bette mere uheI.
Big emo andre al @peuS Sherifcr, %
@rlur0en par piitnof. at SiScrnc Dar
TRANCE, 0o ban inoehopbe @mbeoet.
ct Bar aar fsr lin DOB blep han
Superintendent oper en- al GbicogoS
Eoitonitalter.
Ganute q. Wation par Git TO @nn.
&c, ferit nre0 Mnrp Hcmton, Ser osoC
efter 8 Mars gGgteifab, Ocreftcr meb
Ell Batter al Puitor InoremIon, JON
tilbsrte Sen norifc IuguitonaiDnooe.
Sire 9rsn al an0et 9@9teifab ooerle'
Der 6oOcren. afoeSe par IeoIem al
en- RGffe hemmclige S~cIifabcr, men
bar ogiaa NcoIem al Den lutberitc
Erinitn Ghurd, poo GbicaGo& Atorb,
iioe. Sans Suitru bar oGret en- al DC
lc0enoe aoin0er / Wenigbeoen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20

SPufer. 8iSnet bar al Sen RentnJ,
at Den 6remgargsmaaSc, Sen. Smith
iuIgte. ponifpnSte Gems 9aciiieering.
Sans eset 8iitrift fit Sreo to Raa.
neOer, fsr Set elIers piISe faot Sen.
2sitnant 9rauSIe ifil0rebe taIrtge
YiniIer, iom Sc inSipote anpenSte.
SaaIeoeS tog Sc en9ang TO getuiiers
% Itat Dem meS br9nbenoe aipppa,
inottI Be bsbe.
0a 8oIittiuipeftsr 6Ietf)er brog
cmfriug / Bropinien aIbap. traf ban
en- Rsperbonoe paa 80 RanS, % en-
Gamtp opitob. Snipeftsren i9Ibte 5
Reuere 90 to8 en- tilion8e. SeIo iIls
ban meo nosIe Iette Gar. 6oriters.
ming tom til. Hsuerre inobenteOes, Of
6 maatte bloc / @rRSiet.
6or a%rigsretten oper Glenn pib.
nebe Sen t5be en- SpanioI, iom par
LANCET az Sniurgenterue pna Samar.
San iagbe, at % ban bar inSepprr.t
t Gen. 2utbars 2eir / Ra. 1900, ila
ban, at en- amerifouer bIeo itegt.
Sans Se8eme bar aforementioned al
aiTppe, % man oerote bnm iagtc
operSINen. Chen bIep ban taitet for
Soinene, % De aao BAN op.
Goriooreren frcmIogSe Ct greo ira
Sen ftiIippinite Sberit 8ueparre, SIR
lnorsmmeoe. al De i~r6fs6teS Serb !
@oIargiga par imoo ariasIopene.
2ettnAnt Prntt oioueSe unSer 60, at
Gen, Smiths Or6re git ub paa, ..
man ifuIbe isre arig MOB Rpn0, life
moo @pinNer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20
G.H.m dtion.
Gbieasus befienbtc forhcnurrenoe
Sberif iamlct mcS fine SGSre.
Iosie biosraRife Sata.

Zen norife aoloni | gbicogo bar
Iiot ct isIeligt Cab peo Smut (Gamtte)
u. Nntions SsSelige aiaarg SEN 14oe
Sanuar. Sans ai9mpeifi.telie par
fienot opernIt, boor Roronrpno bpg.
ger og Dor / Storbpen pS Rihigan.
Sisen. San bar en- pGroie &eprPien.
tart for bort Solf, % ifient ban melt
iProeSes blonot amerifanere. Spitere
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20

% S%rIGn0erc, glemte ban 0og aIortg,
at Der ranOt norif Blob | bans gorer,
ban oeItoa aItio / fine uorifc &ono8.
mpnbs itsrre SiliteIninser % Setter
og bar oiQig til at r9ffe en- bieIpeuoe
Saan0, naar uogen al bans NationaIi.
tet trGngte BET.
San bar giennem en- bel Nenneife.
alder en- offentIis Rano BEN itore
9p. Spao Der uomPrfeoe ham, par
bans tore SinoigbeO ogp iun0e Cans.
San ipntes, bsi ion ban bar. at ie neo
paa Stpet, iom ba9ebe omfrIag bom /
Den unge % 9iercnbe 8er0ensitao.
meb oIpmpiif go. altib bar ban I
2igeoegt. Iette oaftc Tiaib, o. ban
bleo oalgt til set enc Gm6eoe eiter set
anoct. Get fal0t / bans 9oo, ifipnt
ban bar en- "Soreigner", at blipe fna.
ret til Sberiff i Goof Gountp, ct al Sc
nniporSfuloeite, men o9ida melt in0,
6ringenoe embeOcr / Den .ppl0lQe
commune. llnopr 0oIgfampen oiite
ban after, at ban par Sttuattonen
pofsen. Get gif heOt til, og en- Qag
bIeo ban Itan'et poa 8aoen al en-
fremrngeuOe Imerlfaner, Der ifielote
BAN Suben fuIo. Wfotion Iaa roIlJ
paa BAN % IoO Be prcoe Srb illic or
Creme. Silitoit iag0c BAN: "8i er -
beBge Hepublifanere; Ioo oSsi 6GQe@.
fob orbei0e ior Dor lifet," amcrifa.
reren bIeo ina Hagen al Ben ooerIcQne
Waooe, bporpaa Shcrii'aanoioa;en
tog oct, at ban mco noRIe unoIfDI0cn.
Sc Orb rafte bam N1onOen % Bier
iioen en- al bans ipriQitc Sorfirnpere.
Smut Wation par ioot oaa Gc@ Sen
Soc Ipril 1S43. Sans SSorplore llN.
~panbreoe til amerifo. Ga ban par 6
aar gommel, % boi1ttc Jig / Sfopo.
rona.S ettIemertet / @iaconIin. 8ut.
ten bIep Ell al &c ire Busie.amut'er
bois Naou ifuIbe bIi0c tienbt / oiOc
areOie / amerifa. 8nlte ReIion fom
meb iarrme Sfib Jon Hnut RatIor;
Sc bar iebngamIe. 9jNt isr bar SMUT
In0erion fommen til Ghicago mes line
SorGlSre. Gbicn9oQntterne amcrifa,
riierebe bans 9aon til Tobn. Jon ban
optoe, og enboer, JON IPier "Sfanoi.
naOen", er fortroIia me0 Raonet Sobn
anoerion.
Sin bogIige arn0ifo5 iif Smut I1at.
ion / Commentator % Serefter paa
albion afnSemi, bpor anut 0eIion
bar bans SfoIefamcrat. Is aor gam.
mel boeroeSe ban Jig til Solont %
gif iom fripilig no ! 9orgerfrigen.
boor ban tiente / 4 A1r. San bar
ReSIem uuf aompani a. Of 13oe
@isconiii1, Der inoLemmeoes | Gum.
berlnnS. grneer. San par me6 !
mango Slaq, men irgen aligle trni
BAN. ) ariaen ticnte ban Jig op iii
2sitnnnt % forfrcmmcSes iiSen til
aaptcin. IA bau BAR aimsnitret /
San artonio, Sera8, oeuote ban life
tiIbage til 8isconiin, men boiottc iig /
Chicago, bpor ban qif inc pan ct gu.
itneIs College % Iop0e iig ienere efter
9%opfllnOifab, Sra 1863 SeItog ban /
goIitif og hao6e ct iieloent SeIS me6
iig. San bIep isrit Eoitclerf. iaa 30.
Iice.Glerf, oerefter 6reosSommer.
bporpan ban palgtes til Coroner. )
1882 uenPpnte Sheriff 5nnd,ett BAN
til jim Gbiri 3eplltp, % sa Salif)etts
bar noe. bIen BAN Sberif ira
1886 iii 1890. MeOens ban ito0 /
bette banifelige gmbeSe, inbtrai arnr.
t~iitoprsret. unSer bpiItet fife minSre
END 7 al Gbicaaos BoIiiibetiente bIcp
ifubte, os / 1887 maatte Wation b9n.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20

iom llnionsarmeen bapbe bemGgtisct
Jig unber Sorgerfrigen. Suiets Ssrer,
Wr. Eapne, bar for Snoitiaingen;
men 90 oct fom til Iiitemning. maus.
Ieoe aporiim, os Sosen bIeu uoiat.
Nrs. 5Iora u. Darling fit en- STA.
h~eseritatning paa $5,6S3, iorbi bum /
1864 bIep arreiteret, itisrt bun par
omborb / en- Gampbaab, iom fsrte
8arlamentPrflag.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20
Sra ~Silippinerne'

8uuerner Gait bar uoier0t en-
RunOifripcIie til Broutns9uucrnsrer'
ne, bpori ban tiIbol0er Dem at lnotage
en- upartiit StIuing / Stri0cn mcllem
De uafbTngige % DC IoplIc &atboIitcr.
&c maa life, Tiger ban, blanOe Jig mo
/ oerPa Irptte ON HirtceienOom, men
fun opretboI0e SrOcncn, ON set fom,
mcr til Saonogribeli1beOcr % SIaqas
maal. Gomitolere Iaar aigisre, buem
ser bar Ret. Ie ma1 bcIler life lGgGc
Ninoringer ipciPn ior tatbolife Bre'
tier, iom bar airtccienoom timber iiG
ca snifcr paa ircocli8 @i8 at gan oucr
til Sc unibrnQiqe. SfriUeIien Hal Sc
me06clc iii 8ommuncruc5 FruIioen.
ties (ManorS) % pnaie, at De rettcr liz
citcr Sen.
8llpernor Gait orog / iorrige llge
u6 paa en- Tnipcftionsreiic / 4roDin.
i1rnc Ga @unn, Goottc % @atongoS,
lcOiQqet al inoisotc We6Icmmcr Al 81
mathematician &nobpQQernc I
oisie Trooinier gipcr BAN en- gltm.
ren0e WoOtagcIie og uotnIcr jim Sic.
De ouer. at ban aiiIog at blipc Wco.
lem al 6orencOe StaterS Ssieiteret
ior iite0et at beboloe lit oiBtige Gmbe0e
iom @cnerolguOcrnsr ouer Dc fiIippin.
Ife Ger.
@cncrnl gcQ rciite / forrige llgc
ira Manila til europa. bpor ban piI
'ege at gicnOinOe lin neObruote SeI.
6rco. ArmccnS 8%eteraner gioroe ct
tort Niife0slag for baH.
) WoniIa boIoe8 Ser arigSret OR
Raior goparo Glenn. San tienEe
unoer Sen. Socob Smitb poa g..
mar. % AnfIogeu moo Glenn galr
no pun. at bon urs0ia orGbte 6 Der.
ioner ser paa Zen. Sans aouofat
npeuote en- bel Gag / forrige ll9e paa
at beoiie, bpor u6forbrenbe De iro'
isote optraaote, iaa set ooerifreb sen
menneIfelige gpne al taaIe Seres Cru.
iombeO 90 forrrSerife Serb. 8 SHi.
cerer beifreo De 6arbariite BiusIer, Sc
in0fsote o~noenNte, og iom De ieLo
bao0e oGret gione til. Ten ReSiIagt.
ming, iom De inofSSte ioretos / gaIon.
gign. blep after trutfen frem % npr.
mere beIpit. 5Or 8etien JplGites M
6iipinoseneraIen 2ufbans grofla.
nation, Der puaIag0e DC in6isote ct
u0rp0oe amerifduerne oeS at gipe
Dem 8ift / Waben "a iRtte Snarer %
5GlSer for Dem. Spm ailngoe 60
pan, at ban hupoe melot Gen. Smitb.
at ilere tl,ieu6 SrSbpgsere | bans III
thrift bar orepne op / 6i,lsene; be
bar penligiinSeSe moo amertfanerre
men De pilSe 90 al SuHser. ON De life
fit Sop til at penSe biem. Smitb ipa,
reSe: SAB benz %! les iortsre iadr
.oi Sreb."
Ssttnant Strebler. iom innaesa
Sen. 2trfban, oione0e. at 9eneralen !
Acknowledged bolot fine 8eipiiere !
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20
1erurdtguska
Msfsmmer 1trsaes % arseaa Mssasa.
assrsisfsmsmier

flssrtisfsmsnier
rnaa t~noisSeres isnta hpsr T7duoas % Ecrsoaa gior
gen. Gpsrtisieusut,r instasss lite, I to saa b aanoen
islseuoe y2umers. msomiHore bet aoirusistis icriarp
sss. epss ct aoertisismsni, Der f5st iomasr iao
Gtrsbossuumsrst T. Or. ~iOriauaes ~tuorpfi.t 8 Sarge
pl BET femme iusts Iirsoassuumrrs srsDs. ben tuess
bother aoertisiemsntsr. ION bet batter meo, bsr n9rs
tes Gperttsism mt { be, Heors Sisrue vaa Con
fatFu.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20

Suiet gobfieuOte Den 16oe Sannar
omtrent 20 "gSar Claims" paa Stats.
fasien. Get ptgtigite al bisie fom ira
9. j. Mooop & SO. i aeufuf. Soma,
% ifre2 fig ira 1868, Get blsu Tor.
fnitet Utter en- liolis Stamp melar
Soma ri prrientanterne Smith o.
SeSse. llaigiort bleu Snoitiainsen
ON at gobfienbe ~8ar Claims ira
Spben til ct iamIet gelsb nf $500
600 for Rabparer, a9oer % anbet,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-08
KILLED TWO CHILDREN
Paul Woodward, a Youth of n,
Hanged in the Camden, N. J.
Jail Yesterday.

camden, y. j., Jan. Paul Wood
ward, aged Il. was hanged in the Cam
den jail today. The drop fell at LOS
and Woodward was pronounced dead
ten minutes later Woodward was ap-
parently the most unconcerned person
IN the party at the hanging and
showed remarkable nerve
The crime for which Woodward paid
the death penalty was the murder, oct.
l last. of John Coffin. aged II years.
gnd Price Jennings. aged IA. The boys
disappeared from the homes on Oct.
and their bodies weer found in the
woods near Hadden Heights. six miles
from here, on Oct. 4. Prior to the dis
covery of the bodies Woodward had
gone to the home of young Coffin and
said he could find the boys if q suit
able reward was offered. This cast sus-
picion upon him and Woodward was
subsequently arrested. An analysis of
the boys stOmachs showed that they
died from arsenical poisoning.
The police officials learned that
Woodwa=@ had bought arsenic a few
days prior to the boys disappearance.
he was convicted of murder in the first
degree. After being sentenced by
Judge Garrison an appeal was made
20 the pardoning board on the ground
Of insanity. but the board refused to
take action.
Counsel for the prosecution claimed
that Woodward had poisoned the boys
Tor the purpose Of robbery. When they
left home the boys had $40 but when
the bodies We're found their pockets
CID not contain a penny.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-08
MUST MAKE A SHOWING
President Discusses Antitrust
Legislation With Members
of the House.

Washington, Jan. Z. - President
Roosevelt had a conference today with
Speaker Henderson and Representative
GrOsvenOr OF Ohio with regard TO
proper antitrust legislation. The con-
ference lasted for a considerable time.
The situation in the house being dis
cussed thoroughly. Ii is understood
mat the president impressed upon his
callers. who went to the executive Of
fees at his request. his desire that some
legislation dealing with the trust ques-
lion should BE- enacted at the present
Session of congress. No particular
measure was under discussion, and. of
course. none was agreed upon.
The trust question is a most dir-
hcult one 20 handle in a legislative
way, said General Grosvenor. as he
left the executive offices. but I think
some measure viii be enacted into law
at this session. 1t will be necessary
10 steer a middle course between the
desires OF the radical anti trust peonle
and those who profess to see little evil
IN trusts or combinations of capitaI
mat such a course win be adoDted bv
congress I have no doubt"
II is understood that during the con-
ference today the question of bringing
'ne subjects Of trusts to the attention
OF the house in a formal way at an
early date was considered but what
conclusion, If any, WAS reached is not
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-08
BLIZZARD IN NORTHWEST
Numerous Towns Montana and the Dakoas SnoWbound and
Stockmen Fear That Their Losses Will
Be Heavy.

ut PAUL. Jan. THE blizzard that
set in in North Dakota last night
has swept across Minnesota and
Wisconsin, and today prevails over the
entire northwest. 1t was only 10 above
zero at Morris, Mimi, today, but the
storm was the worst in many years.
In southern Minnesota it is even worse,
at Albert Lea business being suspended
on account of the blizzard, which has
delayed all trains.
Reports from the telegraph company
show that the wires all through the
northwest are badly crippled and a
number of places have been cut off
from communication with the outer
world. A number of towns in Mon
tana and the Dakotas are snowbound
and il is feared that great damage viii
be done to stock.
The storm is said to be the worst
experienced in many years. The wind
is blowing a gale and the snow is drift
ing so that it is impossible for the
trains to get through in some places
Omaha, Jan. Probably half a
hundred buildings were more or less
damaged by the gale which struck
Omaha last night. The wind did not
abate this morning, but continued to
blow at a furious velocity Wires are
Frustrated in all directions and the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-08
WILL CONTINUE UNTIL
THE ALLIED POWERS GET A GUARANTEE

warded it to Minister Bowen at Ca
tro. 1t is stated that the Italian note
is on lines similar TO the British and
German notes.
Kingston, St Vincent, Jan. 7.-Vice
Admiral Douglass, commander of the
British naval forces in West Indian
waters, left Port of Spain. Trinidad, at
i o'clock this morning on board the
flagship Ariadne to inspect and pro-
vision the ships under his command
which are blockading Venezuelan
ports.
La Guayra. Jan. Fishing smacks
were not allowed TO leave this port
yesterday, owing to the fact that some
of them had infringed on their block
ade permits by communicating with
and purchasing goods from a sloop
which had contraband of war on board.
Caracas, Jan. 1T has been learned
from an authoritative source that the
answers of the powers delivered by Mr..
Bowen this afternoon have created a
feeling of depression in Venezuelan
government circles.
All sorts of rumors are current in
Caracas tonight concerning President
Castro's answers to the communiea-
tons of the powers, but none of them
is reliable 1t can be said upon good
authority that Mr.. Bowen does not ex-
pect to receive the Venezuelan answer
before tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-08
W0LCOTT is OUT OF IT
Lower House of Colorado Legis-
Iature Has Put a Crmp in
the ex-senator.

Denver. Jan. AFTER six hours of bal
lOting during which the division of the
vote of the Republican members. who
are in the majority. made the election Of
a speaker Impossible. the lower house Of
the fourteenth general assembly this
ton During the baliotinS this afternoon
the vote stood seventeen each for the
WOlcOtt and anti-WolcOtt candidates and
thirty-One for the Democratic. Late IN
the afternoon Il combination was formed
between the anti-WOlcOtt Republicans
and the Democrats which resulted in the
election of J. 3. Sanford OF Douglas
county as speaker: John f. Vivian Of
Jefferson county. chief clerk: c. H. Plum
mer of Lake county, ergeant-at-arHS,
and A E r. Lyons of Denver, first as
sistant sergeant-at-arnls. All these are
anti-WolcO Republicans except Lyons,
who is a Democrat
II is said. although the statement Is de-
MED, that the agreement SiVen the Re
publicans practically all the patronage of
the house but assures their seats TO the
eleven Democratic Representative from
Denver. 1t is claimed that the other
Democrats whose election is contested
will be unseated in which case the Re
pTolicans will have majority of one on
joint ballot Under present conditions IL
is regarded as certain that neither eX-
Senator T. o. Wolcott nor Senator H NJ
Teller car be elected 10 the nited states
senate. and IL is predicted that no cleo
ton can be reached at the present session
of the legislature.
As soon as the organization was COM
pIeted the house adjourned until tomOr-
row at o'clock.
The state senate met at noon with Lieu
tenant Governor D. g Coates in the chair.
a committee on credentials was ap-
pointed This committee reported tnat
the secretary of state had given vertitl-
Gates TO thirty-si& senators. eighteen as
hold-oVers and eighteen elected at the
last election This is one more than the
number allowed by the constitution. and
the committee asked for more time in
which to consider the matter The SEN
ate thereupon adjourned until tomorrow
afternoon
The trouble comes from the redistrict-
ing of the state by the last legislature,
which did not take properly into cOnsid-
Grafton the hOld-0vers and created con-
fHcting districts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-08
MANY LAWLESS DEEDS
Non.union Miners Tell What Hap
pened to Them During the
Great Strike.

Philadelphia. Jan. THE non-uniOn
men today continued to occupy the atten-
ton of the coal strike commission IN pre-
Sentiug evidence of IaWleSsness in the
anthracite coal region during the Strike.
The testimony included many acts Of
violence. from murder down to plain as
Sault and petty larceny Dynamite played
a large part in the alleged persecution OF
nOn-uniOn men and their relatives Five
Witnesses testified to their houses being
more or less seriously damaged by hlgn
explosives.
one youth said he was stabbed. Sew
eTal of the witnesses swOre to being boy
COtted and others told OF being beaten by
crowds. ard others of being stoned Be
sides this 4 young woman told the COM
mission that she was dismissed as d
school teacher because her brother chose
TO work during the strike.
one witness told of having been pun
ished by a mob forcing him 10 walk Ill
teen miles at the head of a cheering
crowd of strikers. Other testimony was
also presented in the endeavOr to show
strike affected territory of the state. and
that members OF the union were largely
responsible for it.
While most of the testimony given by
the witnesses was of the same character
as to that heretofore heard by the com
mission the arbitratOrs were greatly in
terested in each of the tWenty-SeVcn
stories told on the stand. Many ques-
lions were asked the witnesses by the
commissioners. Counsel for the miners
attempted to break some of the stories.
but they did not succeed in diScredlung
the testimony
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-08
HOUSE IN SESSION
Only A SHORT TIME

Washington, Jan. THE session of
the house today lasted a little more
than two hOC.s. The senate bill for
the redemption of the silver coinage
of the Hawaiian Islands and its re-
coinage into United States coin was
passed after an hours debate. It pro-
vides for the redemption of silver coins
by being received, either in Hawaii or
the United States, in the payment of
duties. Standard silver coins of the
United States may be exchanged for
coins of Hawaii at their face value.
Hawaiian silver certificates shall be
redeemed before Jan. 1. 1905, and there
after they canOnt lawfully circulate as
money. Several bills of minor i'm
portance also were passed. The Phil
ippines constabulary bill was made a
special order for tomorrow