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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
caIIfornIa's oranee Crop.

Railroad officials say that there will
be between 22.00 and $4,000 carloads
of oranges shipped from southern Cali
fornia this year. and that the fruit is
the best ever grown there. 1t promises
to be the banner year as the most per-
feet fruit which ever left the state is
going out now, and the highest price
ever offered for oranges is being paid
in the east. Unless some unforeseen
disaster comes, II is safe to calculate
that at least s15, 100000 will be put
into circulation in southern California.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
January 22.

SENATE Following bills we're introduced.
TO enable the school for the deaf, dumb and
ornd to use the money appropriated by the
last legislatures to provide for an experiment
farm In Sanpete county; TO provide for the in
spcotlon OF metaliferous mines; to increase the
pay OF election return messengers from 10 cents
TO 20 cents mile when the distance Travelled Is
more than twenty-five miles; to increase the
salary OF the supreme court stenographer from
s'VO 70 tlsOO; 10 increase the salaries OF the
Judges OF the district courts; TO transfer articles
OF railroad companies from the office of Tho
state auditor to the Office OF the secretary OF
state.
senator Whitmore's bill TO relieve lands from
taxation until after the title has passed from
the state to the purchaser passed the senate.
as did also his bill TO define the duties OF the
secretary OF the state land board.
HousE-Committees recommended the nas-
sage OF House bills Nos. 4. and g. II. d. No. 2,
70 regulate the storage of explosives, passed ON
third reading. II. b. No. 4. relating TO the
payment OF witness sfees to certain officers
passed.
New bills were introduced as follows; No
49, TO Appropriate 5000 for the benefit Of the
irrigation congress; No. n, TO extend the time
ior the use OF Deaf Dumb and Blind school
appropriations No. 49, making nine hours a
days work for street car EMPLOYEES, No 10
extending contract for the purchase OF text
oooKsi NO 20, making eight honrs q DAVIS
work In public Institutions No. e. Increasing
salaries OF Judges; No. % creating a bureau Of
hheep scab Inspection; No. "a cedinv iurisdfc
ZION on Federal building sites
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
Mrs. bowie Sc. ks Divorce.

- Mrs. E. ]. North .Dowie has filed suit
ihlthe distrje. court OF Page county,
Pennsylvania, asking for a divorce
from her husband, John Murray Dowie,
father of John Alexander Dowie of II.
linois. She alleges cruelty and inhu.
man treatment, and petitions for ali.
mony. Mrs. Dowie was a wealthy
widow at the time of her marriage with
Cowie in 1900. She owns large blocks
of bank stocks in southwestern bank
ing houses, and several farms In Iowa.
In 1900 Mrs. North Dowie went to Chi
cago to investigate Dowieism and there
met the elder bowie, to whom she was
married a few weeks later.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30

sENArE-Senator Barnes introduced bill to
compel smeiters to put in fume- consumers.
senator johnson introduced u bill to make
sherins livestock inspectors
Senator Hamburger introduced a bill TO pro-
mott miners from taking board as part paw
nient OF wages
= - Ati,rdaok trodue ed A LIN To raaaif,
the public printing laws Of the state.
senator Gardner introduced three bills Ia,
correct the laws relating to losses sustained BIZ
the killing of animals by railroad trains. ana
oy the burning Of property from engine sparks.
Senator Williams introduced bill to make
nine hours legal day for conductors and
motormen on street railways
Senator johnson introduced a memorial To-
congress In favor OF the passage OF the state
hood bill
HousE-H b. No 10, giving cour6s Mower
TO Impose fine for grand larceny, was paSsec
by vote OF 30 to H.
D. ID No. TO- fixing the bounties that should
be paid for wild animals, was unfavorabiy re-
ported and the report adopted.
II. b. No. 20, providing for county mutual
insurance companies; ii b. No 26. AMENDING
the hotel act and II. Is. "a, relating 10 hotels
ana lodging houses, were presented
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
UTAH'S LEGISLATORS.


SENATE Received from the bous.
mitted to the governor senate wv rms
luton No. L. at reso-
Adopted, by vote OF II TO 2. ronort ., -
contingent expense committee prnvid,,a, -
pocket-kniyos for the senators
senator Barnes submitted n reeolr,t... a.,
object Of which is to compel the sou,bnrr De-
cihc Railroad company to put in dra,s,,,ts,.S.
In the Lucin cut-on to permit Of the passage OF
vessels on the lake.
Senator Love introduced n bill 70 cod,,r an
large and render more specific the pure food
laws of the state.
A communication was received from the rov-
ornor announcing the appointments made bv
him during the recess of the legislature.
The bill OF Senator Q. p. Larsen amending
the animal bounty law was read for the third
time and passed.
Senator Whitmore introduced eleven bills TO
abolish the once Of district attorney and repeal
all laws that apply to that onice
Senator Barnes introduced bill TO provide
for the establishment of the metric system Of
weights and measures
Senator Lewis introduced bill TO provide
Tor the appropriation OF $1,000 for tho main
'enance OF an experiment farm in Washington
county.
Senator Sherman introduced a bill TO pro-
hioit the dissertation OF the United States Tag
by advertisers
No business of importance was transacted in
the house
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
swALLowep A LAMp.
Peculiar Accident That Happened to a
Four-Year-old Child.

Peculiar Accident That Happened to a
Four-Year-old Child.
When Edward Lang. driver for a
department store in New York City,
returned home Saturday night, he laid
on the dining room table the small
electric lamp and battery which he
uses after dark to read the names on
door bells in delivery of goods. About
noon Sunday his little daughter Anna,
years old espied the lamp. The child
touched the button and the little bulb
glowed. Then she put the bulb in her
mouth; IL was but an inch long and
about half an inch in circumference
Somehow the bulb broke Off and slipped
down her throat. Her mother heard
the child strangling and ran to her as.
sistance. and the father hurried for a
physician. He was gone half an hour,
and found no doctor home. He then
decided to call an ambulance and the
child was removed to a hospital and
tracheotomy performed. Before the
operation was completed little Anna
was dead. The physicians finally To-
Gated the glass bulb in the child's left
nostril It is supposed the mother had
succeeded In clearing the infants
throat. but that the child was too far
gone TO breathe and really died of
strangulation.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
BOLIVIA WANTS VAR
BUT BRAZIL 10 NOT so ANXIou
FOR TROUBLE.
But In Case Trouble Comes, Brazil
viii be Prepared, Having Decided
to Concentrate Troops. "

The Brazilian legation at Paris has
issued an official statement by the Bra
lillian government explaining the lat
ter's position toward the Acre dispute
and the projected expedition into the
Acre territory OF President Pando Of
Bolivia.
The statement declares that the Bra
lillian government has given Bolivia to
understand that the contract with the
Bolivian syndicate is monstrosity on
law, since It entails the partial aliena-
ton of sovereignty to a foreign com
pany, and that the concession is void,
inasmuch as It disposes of territory
which is at the present time the sub
ject of dispute with Peru. The state
ment proceeds to say that Brazil has
always given a liberal Interpretation
to the treaty Of 1867, seeking to favor
Bolivia by procuring her facilities OF
communication of the Amazon and the
Paraguay. But Bolivia, having alien
ated to foreign syndicate the rights
conceded to her in the Acre territory,
Brazil will now sustain the strict in
depreciation of the treaty.
After recounting the various propos-
ais which have been made to adjust
the dispute, the statement concludes:
Bolivia having refused all these pro-
posals, and President Pando having de-
cided to march against the Brazilian
subjects in Acre, the president of Bra.
ell has decided to concentrate troops
In the adjoining states of Matte Grasso
and Amazonas."
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
WANTS HIS MONEY BACK.
6uneo Victim Wants County to Reln,-
burse Him.

Buneo Victim Wants County TO Reln,-
burse Him.
One of the most unique petitions
ever laid before the Massachusetts, leg
islature has been introduced In the
house by Daniel Leonard of Agawam,
who asks that the county of Hampden
reimburse him for the loss OF $4,000
which he claimed he lost through a
bunko game to Frank l.. Smith. Leon
ard claims that after Smith obtained
the money from him on April II, 1900,
he reported the facts to ,Ae authorities,
and Smith was finally arrested, in
dicted and bailed for 1000. Smith
then jumped his bail, and the money
was paid into the Hampden county
treasury. A part of the sum, Leonard
believes, should be paid back to him
for his efforts in making the arrest Of
Smith.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
HAVE TO SHOW THEM.
Men Who Looted Missouri Bank stIIl
at large.

Bill Anderson, or Rudolph, and
Frank Lewis, the supposed Union
(Mo) bank robbers and murderers Of
Detective Charles J. Schumacher, are
still at large. A reward Of $1,000 has
been offered for their arrest, and a
posse is on the trail. 1t is reported
from Stanton, Mo-. that securities to
the amount of 100000 were recovered
from the house of Frank Rudolph by
party of detectives. These securities
were part of the loot of the bank at
Union. which was robbed two days
ef,ei Christmas, when money and val
.pable, paper Amounting topearly $780,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
January go.

sENArE-Received petition from Senator
Barnes to have powder magazines moved back
from the highway north OF hot Springs
Passed the Whitmore anti -mileage bill, with
amendment, by a vote OF 10 to 8; a reconsidera-
tion VIII be necessary, however, II the law is to
have any effect whatever
HousE-New bills By Nash. relating TO
burial OF ex-soldiers, etc. by Nash, exemption
ofveterans from poll tax, referred TO committee
on militia; by Watts, on bounties, to committee
on Judiciary; by Molyneux. relating to state
board OF horticulture, to committee on agricul-
ture and horticulture; by Wilson, providing
for commissioner OF railroads, to committee
on railroads; by reitjen, for appropriation OF
s2o''Oo for ST. Louis exposition; by Condor,
amendment to constitution exempting mort
cages from taxation.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
Killed From Ambush

Horny Cummins, notorious amons
the highwaymen of the mountains me,
death from ambush on one of the prIn.
cipal streets OF Middlesboro Ky. lame.
a. turner, who was walking with him
was snot In the arm. The assassins
are unknown. 1t is common report Tho,
Cup'mins killed John uorham nres,
ueht OF the United Mine Worker
unloa two years ago: Greenwond
ward soon afterward. and about n ve oI
ago hartman Elem. a Kentuckian ana
the death of others is generally a3t r
pted to him "''riD'
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
PugIIIst Dies From injuries.

Eugene Mccarthy, the "schoolboy
pugilist" Of Hew York, died today from
the effects OF blow received in a bout
"Wednesday night with Hugh Murphy,
also of New York Mccarthy received
the blow on the body, but the youth
lell and mis- head struck the floor with
great force, rio became unconscious,
and all efforts TO revive him were flu
tile. Mccarthy was 8 years of age
and was pupil at a New York high
school, Murphy was promptly arrest
ed, and has been held for trial under
b, 900 bail.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
EARTHQUAKE IN GEORGIA.
Decided Alarm Created Among People
on Tybee Isle.

on Tybee Isle.
Two shocks of earthquake were gen.
erarlly felt in Savannah, Ga. Friday
night at 8:15 o'clock. News from the
settlements along the coast indicate
that the were of sufficient violence to
rock houses. From Tybee island came
reports of the greatest violence, and
decided alarm was caused among the
few who populate the resort at this
season. Mrs. Evans, the keeper of the
lighthouse, telephoned that five shocks
had shaken the lighthouse, so that in
the living room, forty feet from the
ground, the sleeping children had been
awakened and greatly frightened. In
other houses on the island the shocks
were as perceptible, and 1t was some
time before the excitement there sub
sided.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
The Same Old STONY.

Miss Elsie Heron, 20 years old. shot
and seriously wounded her cousin, Les
ter Carroll, IA years old, while she
was. visiting the family in New York
City. Il didn't know 1t was loaded, 1"
protested Miss Heron, when she was
arrested. The girl took Lester upstairs
to show him her fathers new revolver,
She pointed 1t at tim in play. Just then
the pistol went of, and the bullet
struck the boy in the chest. His
chances of recovery are about even.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
Don't Know What to Think Of Ger.
mans.

The British government Is entirely
In the dark regarding the reasons for
the aggressive action of the German
naval authorities in again bombarding
Fort San Carlos, at the entrance OF
Lake Maracaibo. The foreign office
is apprehensive of the result of the
bombardment. They say no decision
has been reached on the question of
the suspension Of the blockade. 1t was
hoped that matters would have pro.
crossed further before now, but this
was largely based on the belief that
mister Bowen would Yeacn wannrg-
ton earlier than he did.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
Slides and washouts In oreoon.

Southern Oregon is In the grip OF
the most severe rainstorm and food
that has ver been experienced here
in more than ten years. Trafic on
the Southern Pacific railroad. through
the Rogue River valley and across the
siskiyou mountains, is demoralized by
slides and washouts. Two miles of
track near Central Point is rendered
UNSAFE by the raging waters. while
slides and washouts have occurred Of
wan Creek, near the summit of the
Shklyous' AT Eugene the rainfall rs
the heaviest on record. %
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
woIcott Admits defeat.

= The cEssArs irst1ss scnatorfslu&5trsk
Colorado came Sunday, when ex-Sen-
ator 4. o. Wolcott, the candidate Of
the "stalwart" wing of the Republican
party, announced his practical with
drawal from any further contest. and
urged the people Of Colorado to accept
the situation as 1t stands by the cleo
ton OF Senator Henry M. Teller to
succeed himself by the Joint session Of
the Democratic senators and repre-
sentatives. The announcement was
made in signed statement, in which
Mr.. Wolcott charges certain Repub-
lican leaders associated with the anti.
Wolcott forces in the Republican ranks
with treachely, deliberate and continu.
GUS. although he disposes of others Of
the anti-Wolcott crowd by character.
king them as "dupes" OF the main
conspirators.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
Miners suffooated in Indiana coIIIsry.

The tipple at the Harrls-Lankford
mine, three miles west of Terre Haute,
Ind, burned Monday. James Wesner
was killed and four others were so
badly suffocated that their recovery is
doubtful. The mine is one with only
one entrance. The work Of rescue was
dangerous, owing to the destruction Of
the hosting machinery. Twenty men
we're hoisted to the surface by means
of ropes. All were more or less suffo-
Gated.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
DEMOCRATS SELECT TELLER.
But Colorado Republicans Declare He
VII. Not be Next Senator.

An even fifty Democratic members Of
the Colorado general assembly late
Saturday afternoon compelled M. j..
Madden, a house memebr, to quit his
bed, attend the joint session Of the
two Democratic houses, and vote for
United States senator. Madden's vote
made fifty-one members present and
voting, majority, according to Demo
cratic claims. The entire fifty-one
then voted for the reelection of Henry
M. Teller, all Republicans keeping
away from the joint convention. The
Republican leaders 90 not admit an
election.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
cave Eonter Parents Poison.

Nellie Knizley, the 1S-year-old adopt
ed daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac b.
Knizley, of Corning, N. Y, who was re-
Gently sent to the reform school, has
written home confession that she
had been systematically administering
poison 70 her foster parents with the
hope of Filling them so that she could
obtain their property. Mr.. and Mrs.
Knizley hive been made very III late
ly after their meals, and Mrs. Knizley
Is now an invalid as the result, Il is
alleged Of the poison taken into hsr
system,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
Horribly Burned While Trying to Load
a Coke oven.

Charles Westphal, a furnaceman, and
Michael Schultz, a helper employed at
the Buffalo Union Furnace company at
Buffalo. N. ", were terribly burned
Friday night, while about to load one
Of the coke ovens. When the oven
door was opened sheet Of flame shot
out Of the furnace, enveloping the two
men. Westphal dropped to the floor
overcome by the heat. He will die.
Schultz succeeded in getting out OF the
building,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
Volcano strombolI EruptIna.

After brief spell OF inactivity. the
volcano Stromboli in l.aly is again in
eruption. Great quantities of lava and
stones are being thrown up, and to an
immense distance from the crater. The
eruption affords magnificent spec.
tacle at night, the flames rising from
the crater Illuminating the sky.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
EATEN BY cANNIHALs.
.Khree Europeans Killed and Eaten In
A'H<~--<r .,sSrx-- -,t,,,,,,.. -. =

.Khree Europeans Killed and Eaten In
Vsers- ,svt.-s-s -.--,.-----------
The steamer Miowera, which has ar
rived at Victoria, b. c., brings news
of the murder of several white men
by the natives of New Guinea. A
drought has been experienced for some
time on the island, and it is thought
that as a result Of the shortage Of food
in consequence the natives have re-
verted to cannibalsm.
Murders are reported from several
places. One report tells of the killing
of two European prospectors, who
were eaten by the blacks, and Dutch
constable is reported to have been kid
nap0d and eaten. Several blacks were
also murdered. Many OF the natives
have no food, and are subsisting on
roots and herbs.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
AMERICAN SHIP ASHORE.
Vessel Reported to be Wrecked OFF
Aberfrawe Point, Wales.

An American liner is reported to be
ashore off Aberfrawe Point, fifteen
miles south of Holy Head, Wales. A
heavy gale is raging in st. Georges
channel The name of t-e liner is not
yet known. Part of the crew have
gained the shore from the steamers
boats, but it is stated that the re-
mainder are unable to get ashore, ow-
ing to the neavy seas running.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
LuNcHEo WITH DEAD MAN.
Philadelphia Has Very Unusual
Experience.

When Thomas V. Strayer of Phila-
delphia entered the kitchen of his
mothers home he found William b.
Ryan, a boarder, sitting at a table. Be-
fore him was food and cup Of coffee.
Good morning; pretty sharp out.
side" said Strayer to Ryan. Ryan did
not answer. and strayer decided that
he was asleep. After preparing himself
q lunch and eating II, Strayer picked
up a paper and read for time.
Going to bed?" he asked Ryan.
There was no response. Strayer shook
him and he toppled forward. The man
was dead. T.eart disease had killed
him.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
TwENTY-oNE LIVES LOST.
Severe Storm on Coast of Norway
Wrecks Several Vessels.

Severe Storm on Coast of Norway
Wrecks Several Vessels.
AS result OF a storm which swept
over the coast of Norway Sunday, the
steamer Addeke, belonging to Bergen,
and having a crew of thirteen. is re-
ported to have foundered in the North
sea. A fishing smack was sunk in
Randosund and three men were
drowned. A ferry boat was recovered
at Vardoe with the loss of five lives.
The American Tobacco company has
arranged with the porte to secure near
ly the whole of the output of Turkish
tobacco.
Secretary Hay and Sir Michael Her
bert, the British ambassador have
signed a treaty providing for the set
Element oil the Alaskan boundary cues
ton.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
TRADE WITH MEXICO.
Uncle Sam Buys over $40, ooo. 900
Worth in Four Months.

During the first four months OF the
current fiscal year the exports from
Mexico TO the United States amountoa
TO S4O,SO2,Sl against $3S. SIC 2S9 IN
tne corresponding months of the nre
Vlous fiscal year The imports rose
correspondingly, the amount of Amer
lean merchandise brought in the tirst
Tour months of this fiscal year showinS
a net gain of nearly 81, 1000 600 gold
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
TOWN.
N. A.NO ssao- Intended to Rob
Motto 8 Application oIesaIe.


Pr Is now known tdvea certainty by
: sHcers OF Carbon cotAaty. Montana
{. bat tie FAMOUS Bridge EbanlS robbery
I IL October vas only Rnded as the
first step IN one Of the M h stupendous
plots in the criminal n story of Mon
tana. The statement I made by one
in authority. who refus es to allow the
use of his name at thi time. that the
prosecution viii prove Ewhen the case
comes before the distg kct court that 1t
was intended by th/gseg. after the
successful robbery ST the Stock Grow
ers bank of Byddger. to assemble
twenty men in Western Carbon county
and make a raid on Red Lodge, with
the loot of thT6 Be banks as the prize in
store.
This conspiracy, which would have
enpiled bloqdshed and destruction aw-
fulto conte mplate. was interrupted, It
is claimed by the fact that the robbers
vert ,fahed'in the snow to Rainey Nc
Dbnald's cabin in Rosebud county,
where four of them were arrested by
Sheriff Potter's posse.
This is not the first time plot has
been laid to raid Deer Lodge. Only last
simmer officers received word that the
Wall crowd were on the
way here for that purpose. Officers
prepared to give them hot reception,
Of this, turned aside somewhere.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
DIED OF STARVATION.
PItIable Fate Of Venezueians Who suf-
fered From Blockade Measures.

1t now developS that the Dutch
cruiser De Ruyter Which arrived at La
Guayra "Wednesday from the island OF
Los Roques. which is mostly populated
by charcoal b'EsErs, found that twelve
men and Ave AEspen mad died Of hun
ger and thirst4 as result OF the
blockade meg the allied pow.
ers, which NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from
carrying pro- first Dec. ID water to the
island.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
sTAkED MAcKAY.
Man Who Lent Californian Money ~
Develop comstoek Lode.

Lawrence Bash, whose death IN
Boone county, Mo-, has just been an
nouncod, lent John w. Mackay $40 ooo
with which he bought and deveIonod
the Comstock lode. Bash was then a
prosperous liveryman of Virginia
New, and a warm friend of Mr. Macr
ay. Their friendship continued un,n
mackays death. Bash returned 70
Missouri many years ago. He Ief, -
large estate. 'eiI