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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11
WAGES RAISED
OF UTAH MINERS
Loyalty at Castle Gate Brought
Quick Return.
NOTICE POSTED YESTERDAY
PROGRESS OF THE STRIKE IN
COLORADO.
NOTICE POSTED YESTERDAY
lsneclaI to The HeraldN

ITELPER. Utah. Nov. 1O-David
Grow, superintendent of mines at
Castle Gate, tonight issued the
following notice:
Our men having demonstrated their
loyalty TO the company, the company
VIII, beginning Nov. l. 1903, raise the
price Of $3.50 paid 90 inside men to s. 75.
and the pay of the boys will be raised
proportionately. Also the price Of $2.7J.
now paid to head timbermen and head
Jrack.ayers, VIII be raised to So per day.
outside day labOrers viii be given an
Increase of 10 per cent. IL addition TO
the above the pay OF miners working
IN place where they have TO contend
with water, bad roof clod or any other
drawback viii be adjusted so that the
pay of such miners win equal the min
ers' average earnings throughout the
mine under average conditions"
While this applies only TO Castle Gate
so far as superintendent Crow speaks
it is believed the same rates VIII pre-
vail nc Sunuyside, Clear Greek and
Winter Quarters. The superintendents
at all four mines in Carbon county are
an under General Superintendent Cam
eron, the latter also managing the mine
at Somerset, Colo. tt is not believed
the miners at Somerset will go out
Exaggerated reports have beer, sent
out is TO what the miners at Sunnysido
are doing, but if the output there is
one car less than in the regular order
Of business each day the company has
not as yet discovered the fact
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11
FURTHER TIME ASKED
Clerk in Idaho Surveyor General s
Office Marked For the
HeadSman.
Special to The HeraIdl

Washington. d. c., Nov lu.-Special
Agent LINING of the general land office
has recommended the removal OF clerk
Charles Paynton of the surveyor gen-
efdls 0fIlc9 or Idaho. The report on the
case alleges that Paynt0n is incompe teI.r
and wholly inefficient Representative
French and Senator Dubois have inter
coded In PayntOns lehalf and ask suspe8-
sion OF action until the case can be FUR
Their investigated. Senator Hepburn has
also requested that action be withheld
until he can be heard i'm the matter.
HeybGrn is now in Alaska and wiz not
reach Washington for several weeks
Senator Dubois viii reiutroduce his bill
to reduce the price Of lands within the
ttve-mile limit of POcatellO from $40 to
$50 per acre. The bin passed the senate
at the last session. but failed IN the house.
Senator kearns viii introduce a bisI
early in the present session to amend the
act Of June q. 1902, which provides for
pensiOning veterans of Indian wars so as
to include those who participated i'm the
Black Hawk Indian war I'm Utah I'm 1866.
and the Walker Indian war of 1852 90 1856.
Legislation to include veterans OF these
wars is requested by members of the Ut3h
War veteran S association
A. w. Kelly of Ogden was TODAY grant
cd an increase Of pension to So monthly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11
SAN DOMINGO CITY HAS FALLENIF
ReVoIutiOnists IN Full sessin and Jminez Has Been
Proclaimed President of thG
Republic.

CAPE HAYTIEN, Nov. IA dis
|, patch from Monte Cristo ssys it
Is reported there that san Do
mingO has capiuulated TO the revolu-
donists and General Jiminez has been
proclaimed president of the republic.
Washington. Nov. 10.-The state de-
parument tonight received a cablegram
from Minister Powell at San Domingo
dated at 4 p. m. today reporting thu
situation at San Domingo to be OK
tremely serious. The dispatch. it was
stated. was the first which the depart
ment had received on the day filed
since the disturbance began.
San Domingo. Saturday. Nov. r.
The revolutionary forces which now
surround this city. attacked San Do
mingo last night. using artillery but
no damage was done. The revolution
airy commander this afternoon sent a
messenger under a flag Of truce 20 de-
mand the surrender of the capitol,
which was refused. and hostiiities were
resumed.
San Domingo is strongly fortified
and provisions are plentiful.
Washington. Nov. 1O.-The state de-
partment today received the following
Cablegram from Minister Powell, dated
San Domingo. Nov. 6. II p. m:
insurgents have reached the city.
Attacked tonight on three sides City
being shelled. No damage"
The state department today received
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11
SPECIAL SESSION OF THE
MONTANA LEGISLATURE
Effort Will Be Made to Pass Laws Which Will En-
able All the People to Get Justice.
in the Meantime Vast Army of Amagamasd Miners and Other
Employees Will Go Back to Work

TTEL.ENA. Mont. Nov. 1O-The gov
II ernor Of Montana. Joseph X.
TOole late this afternoon called
a special session Of the state legisla-
ture to meet ON Dec. ], at Helena. The
purpose of the session is to pass laws
that VIII relieve the Industrial coudi-
tion in Montana. where. by the shut
down of the AmalEamated company's
properties. 1900 men are directly
thrown out OF work. 5000 more af-
fected and Che whole state suffering
from the suspension of work.
Recently in Butte Judge william
Clancy Of the distriC- court. gave a
decision in whicE - said that he might
appoint a receiver at any time for the
Boston g. Montana company. one of the
largest constituent companies OF the
Amalgamated The decision was made
on The application or John AIacGinniss.
q prominent holder OF stock I'm the
properties controlled by Augustus
Hainze, and the Montana Ore Pur-
chasing company which has been at
war with the Amalgamated for years.
Clancy Caused It.
Upon this announcement by Judge
Clancy. President William Scall0u OF
the Anaconda Gopher Mining company,
and general manager Of the AUalga-
mated issued orders 90 shut do all
the Amalgamated properties I'm IN
tana and elsewhere. saying that the
company could not continue % DO busi-
ness when his company could get no
judicial fairness in the courts.
Thersupon the suspension came.
Since that time the governor has been
overwhelmed with petitions signed by
thousands upon thousands of citizens
of Montana asking him TO call n special
session to pass laws to relieve the con
ditons The governor today complied
with the almost unanimous request.
The aim OF the session is TO pass a law
whereby mining cases may be taken
from one court 10 another when the
judge i'm the initial court is shown to
be p-ejuciced. other legislation of like
character may also be passed. a So
called fair trial BILL Of the character
now proposed. was passed by the last
legislature. but was decided by the SUI
preme court to be unconstitutional on
technical grounds.
Employment For Thousands.
The works Of the Amalsamated com
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WILL BE no FRICTION
Republicans Will Get Chairman.
ship of Inter- Oceanic Canal
Committee.

Washington. Nov. 10.-Thc caucus of Re
publican senators authorized Chairman
Allison TO appoint "a committee 10 re-
organize the senate committees. A re-
solution declaring that the committee %
inter-OCeauic canals shOulG DE major
fly committee with Republican as
chairman was not adopted but the whole
matter was left with the committee ON
committees. with the understanding thuL
such action should hc taken. This will
displaCe Senator Morgan ass chairman Of
the committee.
The committee ON committees viii con-
Eist of nine members. Co De announced ny
Senator Allison tomorrow. Senator I-alc.
81 is expected. viii Doe named as chairmau.
IL is likely "a week viii bc consumed by
the committee iu deliberations. The
: chairman Don the meaEtime viii meet witu
the chairman OF Che Democratic steering
committee with view TO dipiomaucalN
cisposing or the question of making The
change in the committee on inter-oceauic
canals. so that 60 viii be presided over
by Republican. THE Democratic steer
iug committee. 20 is said. recognizes the
pruUriety of making The change and viii
aid iu briugiug o. about by selecting Sen
gtor Morgan for the craftsmanship OF one
OF the minority committees.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11
GOOD MAN GONE WRONG
Prominent Ohio Politician viii.
Have to Appear in Crlmi.
nal Court.

Newark. o., Nov. 1Q.-Harry J. Hoover.
former cashier OF the Peoples National
bank % this city, was placed under ar
rest tonight by a United States deputy
marshal on warrant charging him with
having made a false entry I'm the books
of the bank. Hoover is ill and confined 60
his home. and q justice of the peace was
called and the accused was permitted %
waive examination and give bond of $1,000
for his appearance pending action by the
United States grand jury.
Hoover has been prominent IN business.
political and social circles. He was n
member OF the last electoral college and
served on the governors staff Hoover
is alleged 20 have been short in his ac-
counts with the Peoples National bank
about $4,000 which he covered with funds
taken from the Licking County bank. on
which ne became cashier.
To Is ON the payment OF one OF these
certificates for 81 600 that the prosecution
Is based. The Licking County bank rO-
day brought suit against the People s
National bank 90 recover S34,5S9 ON certi-
ficates of deposit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11
HORNS FRIENDS BUSY CHEERS FOR MITCHELL
Alleged Plot to Deliver the Wy
oming Murderer From the
Hangman'e Rope.

Cheyenne, WyO.. Nov. 1O.-Governor
Chatterton viii decide Tom Horns fate
on Thursday night. Deputies with
Calling and Hotchkiss gun are con-
stantly on guard at the Jail in antici-
patton of an attempt of cattiemen TO
release Horn. The threat is common
that the condemned murderer will be
saved from the hangman's rope.
a bit OF startling information has
fallen into the hands Of Sherim Small
ley i'm the form OF a piece of paper on
which the figures 11-1-11" are
marked and which was thrown into
the court house yard where Horn could
see it from his window. The same
figures have been marked on buildings
across the street from the Jail in plain
view of Horns cell
This is taken 10 mean that Horn S
friends viii attempt to liberate him
on the eleventh day and eleventh hour
which would be tomorrow at either IL
q. IN. or IL p. m.
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pany viii at once resume I'm various
parts of the state. This includes the
great mines i'm Butte. the smelters or
the Wash0e company I'm Anaconda. the
largest in thu world. the SmeIJers OF
the Boston & Montana company iu
Great Falls. also vast i'm their capacity.
the coal mines at Storrs, Belt OakdaIe
and I'M wyoming; the great Guarrics
in northern Montana and the immense
numbering industries i'm western and
northwestern Montana As soon as the
fires can be started and the conditions
made possible for resumption or
work the Amalgamated properties viii
again be running i'm fun blast the SEE
T'i0us crisis that has been imminent
in this state viii have been safely
passed and V winter Of suffering and
hardship viii have been averted- Prob
ably more than 5000 men VIII be em-
ployed directly i'm the properties Of the
Amalgamated and that many more
viii be indirectly given employment I'm
the way of furnishing puppies and the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11
OLD FIGHT WILL BE RENEWED
House Will MOI Surrender It's Constitutional Powers and
the Cuban Treaty Is in d Fair Way
TO Be Defeated

discuss features Of the Forthcoming
message to congress.
When. at $40. the members Of the
senate arrived, the party entered into
q general discussion of the reciprocity
agreement now before congress 1t de-
velOped that the old controversy be-
tween the house and senate over the
right of the former to initiate all rev
enue legislation was the principal topic
of conversation The members of the
house claimed that the present treaty
provides that during the life Of the
convention the duty on sugar shall not
be reduced either by treaty or con
venion. To cOucede the position of the
senate, they assert, would be a sur
render OF their constitutional powers
1t was said that unless the contention
of the house is admitted the same diff
Guilty viii be presented as at the last
session, with the probability Of the
measure being defeated No conclusion
was reached by the conference.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11
CONSIDERING HOW
MUCH TO HOLD BACK

Washington. Nov. 1O.-After the cab
met meeting today Postmaster General
Payne said the report of Mr.. Bristov
was in the hands of the attorney gen
eral and Special Attorneys Boraparte
and Conrad for consideration. They
were going over it with a view Of de-
termining just what portions could be
made public I'm the near future without
affecting detrimentaly the govern
ments prosecution Of those persons
who had been indicted for frauds
against the postohce department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11
FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE.
Annual Report Of Superintendent n.
NJ. Brooks.

Washington Nov. 1O.-The annual "a
port of n H. Brooks. superintendent q.
foreign mails. shows that l09l4 tl-
pounds Of mail were dispatched by sea-
20 foreign countries. o. which l456.at1
pounds were FOR trans-Atlantic destiua-
tlouS- The moneys paid ON account or
the transportation Of the mails dis
patched 60 and returned from foreign
countries by sea during the fiscal wear
srggregated S-.5g.Q6t- III is estimated that
S6-i0696 was received by this government
foreign countries. Of which The postage
collected ON tho mails exchanged with
foreign countries other than Canada and
more than the net cost Of the service. The
estimates Tor the fiscal year 1865 Include
SLt-l-tQ1 Tor Tie sea transportation Or
service between San Francisco and Iahil
aud Shauehai.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11
STRIKE MATTER LEFT
TO A MASS MEETING

Chicago, Nov. 10.-The difficulties be
tween the management and the en-
plOyes Of the Chicago City Railway
company have been referred by the men
20 a mass meeting Of all employees to be
held tomorrow night.
Last night the men gave the company
until 6 o'clock Wednesday evening TO
say whether or not it would agree to
arbitr2te. General Manager McCulloch
OF the company replied today that ne
would not be able 90 answer the ques-
ti0n until Saturday. A meeting OF the
officers of the union which was held
tonight passed the question Of a strike
up to the mass meeting which is called
for tomorrow night
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11
GUILTY Of PERJURY
AND WILL DO TINE

San Francisco. Nov 10.-In the
United States district court today a
jury returned verdict of guilty against
James NJ. Engle. William s. Lewis.
Richard II. Lewis and Arthur W. Ked-
die. The defendants had been indicted
for subOrEation OF perjury on eight
cen counts. accusing them of having
suborned a number o individuals 10
make false oath in filing applications
for timber lands in Plumas and Sierra
counties. Judge De Haven ordered the
defendants TO appear tomorrow for SEN
teDCe. The defendants are men we'll
TODD and owners of the Roberts Lum-
Der company, the BOca & Loyalton
railroad and sawmills at LOyaltOn. in
the heart of a rich sugar pine district
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11

emily bowed before the Iameute5 remains
and deposited a last kiss ou che forehead
OF one who had always been their friend
Cardinal Frisco. who knew how reli-
elous SlgnOr Rosano had always BEEN
gave permission that his body be buried
ma consecrated ground. heretofore toruia-
was, however. no religious ceremony. The
suicide of Finance Minister RosauO has
so changed the political situation in par
lament that Premier Gi0litd has request
ed an audience OF King Emmanuel. The
request has been granted and the premier
viii leave tomorrow for the ROYAL hunt
ing lodge at San HoSsore. where the kirs
is now staying. To is said that Premier
Gi0litti viii tender his resignation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11
SM00T WARFARE BEGINS
WITH WARRANT FOR GRANT
Campaign Against Mormon Senator Inaugurated by
Filing of Charge Against Apostle.
Charles Mosyn Owen IS Complaining Witness But Shss Off,
GERS Are Unable to Find the Man Wanted

He married Augusta Winters I'm Frank
lin, Ida. May g, 1854. and Emily Wells
in Manasseh. colo, in 1857. The first
wife died. leaving five daughters, in
1880. and Mrs. Augusta Winters Grant
was married as the legal wife shortly
afterWard.
A baby was born to Mrs. Emily Wells
Grant I'm 1899. and I'm the same year
Apostle Grant was convicted Of unlaW-
full cOha bitatiOn. He was fined $780,
The complaint in the present case
was sworn out before Judge Dlehl about
g o'clock last evening The warrant
was given 10 Deputv sheriff AxeI u.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11
THOUSANDS UNABLE
TO FIND EMPLOYMENT

New York, Nov. 11.-FigUres obtained
Of the number Of lab0rers Who are re-
turning to Europe show that while
from all ports of the United States
$4,000 steerdge passengers were carried
from Oct. / TO Nov. 10 a year ago, more
than $1,000 have left the shores Of
America this year during the CORE
spending period. OF this number about
90 per cent sailed from New York. In
ability TO obtain employment is given
as the reason for the emigration.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11
TOBACCO COMPANY
FORCED TO The WALL

Chicago, Nov. 10.-Another large leaf
tobacco concern. that of Crump Broth
ers, was forced into the bankruptcy
court today. The firm has had a large
trade in leaf tobacco for ten years. and
its failure, like that of Suffer Brothers.
caused surprise among business men.
The concerns of Suffer Brothers and
CrumD Brothers were intimately con-
nected in business dealings, and the
failure Of the former injured the credit
or the latter 10 such an extent that j.
was deemed advisable to turn the prod
erty over to the care of the United
states district court, SO that all cred
itors might be treated alike.
The liabilities of the firm are esti-
mated at $225.00o and the assets ut
Sl5O,000, though the latter are said to
be worth nominally more than the
debts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11

H7ASHINGTON, Nov. 1o.-The presi-
w dent tonight had a conference
with number of leaders in both
houses Of congress. Those who called
ON him at the White House were Sec
rotary Moody. Speaker Cannon, Sen
ators Allison. AIJrich. Plat of Con-
uecticut. Spooner Hanna, Hale. Lodge,
and Wetmore and Representatives
PAYNE Dalzell. TaWney. and Hemen-
way. The conference began at $50
o'clock and -hose who called professed
not to know the purpose of the gather
ing or what the questions were TO be
considered.
The conference at II o'clock broke up
Those who attended it were very loatE
10 discuss any feature of it. but one
of the participants stated that one OF
the house members present had taken
dinner with the president. and that the
conference had been called together 70
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11
MINISTER BURIED WITH
FULL MILITARY HONORS AT NAPLES

Naples. Nov. lG-Beforo committing SUI
icide yesterday. Finance Minister RGsalr
wrote to Premier Giohtti rendering his
resignation. I'm another letter 60 the
premier he proclaims his innocence OF tho
charges brought against him, which
charges, he said. he had mo longer IRE
courage TO resist
The funeral of SiguOr ROsaUO today
was most impressive one. All the civil
and military authorities and the. troops
rendered military honOrs TO the deceased
The streets along the route Co the burial
place were deusely crowded. At the grave
Minister of Foreign Affairs 'Tittoui said
that the sudden end 90 the brilliant char
acter Of SignOr Rosan0 had deeply affect
ed the ministers OF the king. who rever-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11

Steele. who took it to Sheriff G.. Frank
Emery. The sheriff and Deputy Steele
promptly started out to serve the war
rant. They called first at Il Second
East street, the home of Mrs Augusta
Winters GIANT, and the legal residence
OF the apostle. They asked for Mr..
Grant, and were informed he was nor
at home. ThereupOn they left.
Later Deputy Steele went 20 the home
OF Mrs. Emily Wells Grant. 261 Second
street. There ne was told by Mrs.
Grant that the apostle was out Of the
city. The deputy left.
a Rio Grande train left for the north
and an oregon Short Line train depart
ed in the same direction after the war
rant was issued. and a Rio Grande train
left for the east. but these trains were
not watched so far as could be ascer-
taiEed last night
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11
KEARNS WANTS GUARDIANSHIP
OF THE IRRIGATION COMMITTEE

place. The appointment Of Reeder to
the Craftsmanship on mileage makes il a
foregOne conclusion that M0ndeU VIII
get the Craftsmanship Of the irrigation
committee.
Applicants for the Craftsmanship Of
the senate committee on irrigation are
Senators Kearns of Utah and Bard OF
California. Senator Warren. ranking
member of the committee and former
chairman, can take the place il he
wishes it, but may prefer 90 retaiG his
present craftsmanship Of the commit
tee on claims.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11

ton and it's allies is to show that pulyE-
amous conditions still exist I'm Utah.
and that Senator Smuur. i'm his capacity
as an apostle, sanctions them
Apostle Grants recent address before
the University Of Utah students, in
which he announced that he had two
wives and would marry a third if the
law permitted. IS said To- be the direct
cause of this step He was to leave
ON European mission today, which
FASTENED the action
III is charged i'm the complaint tina.
since his return from Japan the apostle
has been unlawfully living with his
third Wife Airs. Emily Wells Grant.
sister of Governor Heber NJ. Wells. The
first date of the offense given in the
complaint is oct 6. 1903
Apostle Heber j. Grant married Lucy
Striugham I'm st. George Nov. 1. 1871.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11
A wARRANT charelng unlawfu

a WARRANT charging unlawful co
y habitatiOn was sworn out last
evening against Apostle Heber j
Grant. Sheriff Emery and his deputies
Old not succeed in serving the warrant
last night
The complaining witness is Charles
Mostyn owen. who gained fame i'm Sim
liar prosecutions at the time of the agf-
tatlon over the Brigham II. Roberts
case The present warrant is under
stood TO be The opening gun i'm the re-
neWed warfare or, Senator Reed Smoot.
The object Of the Ministerial associa-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11
CANNOT GET RACK

Washington Nov 0-Representative
Lacey OF Iowa called az the navy depart
ment today in behalf Of one of the mid
shipmcu recently dismissed from the ma
val academy for hazing. Mr.. Lacey was
informed that there was no chance for
the reinstatement of any of the dismisss 4
men except by special act of congress. as
neither the president nor tho secretary OF
the navy has the power % n e-state Them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11
FlLIPIN0S WEARY
OF 0lNeLEY TARIFF

Washington, Nov. 10.-The following
cablegrams were received today at the
bureau Of insular affairs from the Phil
ippine chamber Of commerce at Manila,
addressed 20 the secretary of war:
Filipino chamber Of commerce. in
the name Of the Agricultural association
Of Panay. prays for the abolition Of the
Dlngley tariff on Philippine products.
Filipino chamber Of commerce. in
name of 14.O00 tobacco workmen. prays
for abolition of Dipgley tariff on Phil
ippine products"