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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Sternfbnuppen.

Sci leinem neuli6en Nufentbalt in
9auan;ta 1T Bierpont MoTsen in ei=
ner Spielb01e arg serupft porben.
Oasu ldBt ii6 iasen, ser SinansfOnis
wurbe nit leinen eisenen @afen se=
i6lasen
auf ibrer neuli6en Convention in
gbicaso baben bie Yusma6erinuen
au6 senau bic 3eit beitimmt, rpern
cine @tttwe bic Srauer ablesen 1ou.
Scum feblt nod Sen Sag gu beitim=
men, uenn ite wieber beiratben barf.
aOnisebmarb bat ems isiner Henn=
pferbe fir bic acknowledgements
in ct. Souls ansemeloet. Oas stebt
mebr wie Statuen Sriebri6 bes @roz
fen ODER Yrinsenbel ude. Oas trifft
n"s' mo MIR i9pe9 fi"'.
@ir birfen beilis frob ieir,, bab ser
Oemep19e Yrdltoentl9afts rSoom"
Dor Bret Sabren IN sic Bride sins.
Ser bdtte Sic babe @elt anserempelt
urS inns nit leiner S6wasbatisfeit tn
Ste l9Oniter TreSulje" brinseu t0nnen.
Y
Stamarten wieber It'll Is Grosent
int Yreiie 9eitiesen. uno ba uunoert
man it9 nod, baB bte Wtlltondre ibre
Steuern ni6t besablen f0nnen, penn
iOl6e notbwenoisen Sebarfsartitel
berartig pertbeuert merben!
aailer, aSuis, Northumberland
l6mei6elt it6 BEL Sen Portusieien ein,
@tlbelm BEL Gbwarb'sS 6wieserpapa,
ber Sen gerluit BON 1864 per9eiien
bat, unb uni er grdlibent fanselte in
gbicaso SEN Oewep ab.
~
Inter Sen Sibrern Ser &duberban=
SEN auf Ben 9bilippiuen lit elmer ser
auf Sen gtamen rSanft Wi6ael"
Bort. 9ofentlid miro Ontel Gam
Oieien 9eilisen balb in ieinen belonz
beren S9us nebmen.
OaB &oaltbeef cine ausseseidnete
Mebtsin sesen bte S6winoiudt lit,
,uie ser italienil6e arst S%ansiouanni
neuerbiuss perfinSet, bat Ser Sleii6=
Srut iebenfalls i6On ldnsit semuBt.
unb besbalb perfauft ct bas &tnoz
fleil6 gu - Npotbeferpret len.
X X
@te sic &ultur bod porrpdrtS
I6reitet Criminals uare,1 es bic gro
Zen gilbbauer unb Maler, wel6e bas
Sbeal Der weibli6en S90nbeit Be-
%itimmten, unb jest perfinbet bic gorz
iisenbe elmer &onuention BON &lei6erz
ma6erinnen, uie bas poIenbete @etb
beldafien iein mdie. Sriber bas Mei=
itermert Der S@Opfuns, iest bas
Meiltermerf SET S9netSerin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Cine Sfter=S ~etraettun9

r8em bic 9offnuns ni6t mar,
Damn lebte i6 ni6t mebr," beiBt es
in einem 2iebe, unb tn ber Sbat lit
Elm Seben obne Sofinuns bas l6ref=
li9lte SET S6reden b%ienieben. Der
grtrintsnbe sreift mad einem Strobz
balm, iast man 10 lan9e Set Menl6
nod einen S6immer BON Sofinung
belist, lit er nod ni6t pouenbs un=
slidli6, perspstfelt er nod ni6t an
ieiner Rettuns aus benz glenb, mel=
DIES i'm unsibt. Ssoffen uno 9ar=
rem ma6t man6en sum Narren," last
bas Spri6mort, unb bas itimmt au9
i'm @ansen. SoHnuns auf nnerfaaz
bares lit natiirli6 Elm unbin9, 1T I'M
1peiteren Sinne bes @ortes cine Narrz
belt. aber bamit lit audi bas SOFTEN
auf bas rnwabrl6einli6e nt@t bur@z
aus gu perwerfen, au6 bamit bat i6on
man6er iein Slid sema6t, unS menn
bas ni9t, 10 bat CT bod cine 8erubt=
suns iiber iein gei9id se%funben, MEL
DE tbm feblen warbe, tpenn er bic
SoiinunS aufsdbe.
nDie Soifnuns fIbrt uns ms 9ebeu binein,
Sie umflattert ben frObli6en Snaber,
Sen Singing be9eiltert ibr 3auberl9ein,
gle ipirb NIT benz @reis ni6t be9raben;
iast S6iuer auBerorbentli6 l6On uno
wabr. @as ma6t it6 bas &inbes=
alter ni9t fir Soiinunsen! Seine
gauge Ybantaiie lit bamit angefaat,
es lebt in Der SoHnuns, NIT Ser Soft
hung unb fir bie Soffuns. @nfanss,
1penn Ser @eilt ii6 erlt gu e%ntfalten
besinnt, lit bie .6oiinuns muir arf bas
nd6ite seri6tet; immer mebr peitert
ii6 ser &reis, pel6er pom Ben Strabz
len ber 6oHuuns beleu6tet wirb, unb
bas gauge @ebiet eri3eint in roitsem,
monnisem @lanse. rOen Sinsling
beseiitert ibr 3auberl6ein," bic gez
seilterrns ser Suseno wirO bur6 Ste
6ofinrns semedt unb senabrt, bieie
etbt lift glntrieb gum 2ernen anb gum
Streben !; no es baran feblt, bat man
ni6t piel BON iunsen 2euten gu errparz
ten, tie perfauenin @lei6saltisfeit rnb
bamit in Stumpfitnn unb merben unz
brau6bar fir Sen &f, ben bas
~reifere Sitter Dem einen 10 gut auferz
lest mie benz anberen. Wenn bic
Susenbjabre perl6munben itnb, un6
an bic Steue ser gtnbtlbunssfraft
mebr bic ni6terne grwdsuns tritt,
bat bic 9offnuns nod lanse ni6t auf=
aebort, ibre sroBe &ole ,peiter 81
ipielen sic @aufeleien ber Pbantaiie
treten surid, aber bic 1eberlesune
part ii9 nit ser 9oifnuns bes Sc:
linsens Ser Yldne, unb bieie sibt BEN
Manne, ser Srau bic &raft, mutb:
pou AUDI an i@mierise @ufsaben Der
ansuseben unb mad &rdften ibre So:
Jung gu ii@ern. Nber Der @reis,
mel6er am Stabe -mibiam babe1
rpanft, bas @eli@t BOILER &unseln,
bas ipdrlt6e 9aar seblei6t, bali
Blind, balb taub, Der fann bod fein'
re9te 9ofinuns mebr baben, no mdr'
tbm fir eine iol6e &aum? Sreili6.
mieber jung gu meroen, mie cit
Singing sroBe Pldne gu l6mieben,
mirb linn unter alien u~mltdnben per:
Iast bleiben, unb menn er iolde beg:
te. mare 6as bie r&inbbett," mel9'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
+ Weibbiidof Gramer bon Winfer

gu Wfunlter tn Meltpbalen TT am
16. Mars Ser @eibbil6of Or. SSH
belm Gramer an einen S6lasanfale
%9eitorben. gr mar seboren su Selbe
am 8. Wdrs 1915. Seine @pmnaitals
ituoien ma6te Der aufsewedte &nabe
in Barenborf, na9 beren Nblolptruns
er Sic tsl. Ntabemie su Miniter BE-
sos, mo er ii@ Sem Stubium Ser
S~beelosie nit sroBer Serufsfreuotsz
felt ipiomete. Nm 10. Nusuit 1888
empfing er bte FL Yrtelterweibe unb
trat alsbalb ais &aplan su Neuen=
ttr9en bel Gbetne tn bic Seellorse
eia. glf LANCE Sabre bat er bier NIT
sroBem gifer sewtrtt, BITS i1ul I'M Sab
re 1850 bas gertrauen ietnes Sil@ofs
bic weitaussebebnte Yfarret Oalmen
iibertrus. Sn bieler giseni6aft 1uurz
Sc gramer meiteren &retlen betannt,
Dor alien bur9 bic 9eitrns bes Wtl=
itonsblattes, bas lt6 CUR Nufsabe
iteIte, bic Sri6te Der goltsmiilionen
gu erbaftfa uno 81 pfesen 4u@ lonit
esaetes Azgramer als aussesei6neter
leellorsertl6er S@riftlteler. Cine
sroBe Heibe porSislt6er @ebetbi6er
itammen aus letner Seber unb erleb>
ten bant ieinem poltstbimlt6eu unb
gemetnueri Sttl gum She'll
lebr 6dufise Neuauf asen. Oas fa=
tbolil6e Wtnionsblatt fat ct Bis In
bic jinslte 3eit perl0nli@ seleitet.
gnbe bes Sabres 1868 rpurbe ser ba=
maltse Stabtbe@ant Gramer pon Oil
men gum &esens bes bti@0flt@en
Prielterleminars berufen unb int Sab
re 1854 in baslelbe pom 9eneralpifar
8rintmann eingefibrt.
Oa infolse bes gulturtampfes int
Sabre 1876 bas Yrtel terleminar npon
@eietes wesen" sei6lolien wurbe unb
INNER sroBere 9iiden TIT BEN Geiben
ser Seeliorser entitan6en, ba orsantz
iirte Gramer feline @oltsmi1ionen, bie
l1nermeBli6es gum Sell ser Seelen
beisetrasen baben. Sn Ben a6tsiser
Sabren fam bann allmdblt6 Ser Sriez
Sc smil6en Stride unb Staaten su
Stanbe. Ser beimsetebrte Sefen=
nerbii6of Sobann Bernard ernanate
1884 ieinen bo9persienten Hesens
gum Oomoe9anten unS erfor i'm su
letnem @etbbil@of, na6bem i'm Der
bl. Sater SEQ XII. am IS. Nopem=
Der 1884 sum Gitularbtl6of uon
g%ptopolis %prdtoniltrt batte. Mit bem
slei6en Seeleneifer mibmete it6 Ser
neue Sii@of NUN Sen Pflt6ten ieines
boben Nmtes; unermiOli6 mar ct
tbdtts in Prieltenrmiben, BEL &ir6enz
tonietrationen unb auf Sirmunssrei;
len. SIM Sabre 1888 feierte CT iein
sol6enes unb 1898 letu biamantenes
Prieiterjubildum 1nter freubiser Sbeilz
nabme Der sansen Ot0cele. Nus leb=
terem Inlalie iberianbte linn Der fl.
gater ieinen beionberen apo ltolil6en
Sesen, Der &ailer uerlieb ibm Sen
&otben Nblerorben sweiter alahe,
mdbrenb tim beim funfsisjabrisen SUI
bildum Der II. &ronenorben sweiter
&lalie perl:eben worben mar. @uBe,
bem mar 8eibbii@of Or. Crane,
Sausprdlat unb Sb~ronaliitent bes
Yapites.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
3metter Tbea.
Ser TrnbItna fpmmt.

Halb lit es ii~beritanben
0es @inters &e9iment,
llnb feline itarren gansen
Die limb gottlob su @nb-
9fun Dfine beine Rammer,
Gap iest Die Conn binein!
Oes @iuters 2eib unb Sammer
@iro balb su Gnbe lein.
galb srint es in benz Saline.
90 leis, man merit es fallm,
SSm milben Iprilenl1eine
Reet lids III Sui6 unb Baum.
ilnb aud on beinem Serseu
Eo6t leiS Der traute Sat;
SiuWe9 nit alien S6merjen,
Die ou 9etra9en bait.
9ti6ts fam ia emis bausrn,
Iu6 nl6t bes 9ebens Yein,
Drum bore auf 81 trauern
unb laB oas Slaseu leiul
S6au auf bic anberu nieber,
Die drmer limb als bit
Yer Sriiblin9 febret wieoer,
S6lieB' nidt bein Serge gu.
@ir alle miiiien traseu,
Die @elt lit ppu pou Seio;
Sier muB man aues wa9e1
Niir bieie turse 5eit-
Siir bie,es bis6en Seben-
Sas faum bes 2ebens wertb!
Senn aues Sblm uno Streben
Serliutt I'M S6oB Der Orb!
Dad auf bes Ser;eus 8ammer,
Som Dir ben warmen S6ein,
@ntia9e beinem Sammer
limb laB Die Sreuo' binein.
Sisl lei6ter fannit bu tra9et,
2SGr' es Der srOBte Sdmers,
Ser Sriibliu9 mid bir's la9en:
9Sa6' allf, bu Wenl6enbers!
.Salb lit es iiberfaubeu,
1es 9ebens Srauerlpiel
Mit ieineu itarren Sanoen
Salb bilt au6 ou am 3iel!
>, bann wiro's Sribling werbeu,
8enu erit beim @eiit befreit,
9iel i9Ouer als auf @roeu,
SIM Qanb Der Serrli6teit.
Damn biit bu ui9t sebunben
Sm ensbesrenstsu &aum-
Die Na6t 1T ia entl6munoen
Wit ibrsm i6wereu Sraum.
Sret reeit bu oauu bic S9winSeu,
SIM i90uen Sriiblinsslano,
Sin 0anflieO wirit bu iinsen,
GEM, Der bein ungliid wauot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22

Antitrust Bill introduced by Senator Ekns Which intended to
Save Corporate MaIefactors From
Prison Cells.

U1AsHINGToN, Jan. Ex-senator
wv Elkins today introduced bill
which covers the features of the
antitrust legislation so far as it re-
lates to railroads. 1t contains the pro-
visions which have been recommended
by Attorney General Knox as to the
punishment of those who receive re-
bates as well as those who give re-
bates. IL provides for the punishment
of corporations by fne instead of i'm
prisonment of the officials: also for in
functions to prevent determinations.
The Elkins bill is the result of con-
ferences among various senators, most
of them being members of the inter
state commerce commission. Its pur-
pose is to separate interstate commerce
and railroads from other legislation.
The interstate commerce committee has
been unable to agree upon measures
which have been pending before it re-
lating to pooling and the fixing of rates
by the Interstate commerce commits
sion. The new bill leaves these con-
tested questions out and covers fea-
lures which have been most consDicu-
Gus in the preparation of antitrust leg
islation. The bill was referred TO the
committee on interstate commerce, of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
IDAHO is WELL FIXED
Democratic Administration Left
a Million Dollars in
State Treasury.
Especial to The Herald.)

Boise. Ida, Jan. 21.-The following
bills were introduced in the state SEN
ate today: BY Brigham. TO give towns
authority 20 Try assault cases and to
remove blinds ano screens from ss-
looms and tor a minimum dog tax OF
81: by Day, for local option; by Ca
ton. granting general franchise over
highways for electric power compa-
MES: by Evans, Z concurrent resolu-
ton for the senate and house finance
and appropriation committees TO draft
a general appropriation bill
For the second time the house voted
down a bill by Moore of Idaho county
inviting capital 10 the state by strict
party vote. Jenkins. the Republican
leader, stated that the measure was
premature. The real opposition is be
cause the bill incidentally calls atten--
ton to a million dolIarsSin the treas
ury left by the Democrats.
House bills By Moore, TO repeal all
LIQUOR laws and adopt dispensary plan;
by Werner, appropriating $4,000 for a
wagon road from Atlanta. ElmOre
county, 70 Boise; by Blask, appropriat-
ing $4,000 for d supreme court build
ing at Lewiston; by Moore, Fremont.
$500 for expense OF members of the
supreme court while holding court at
Boise.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
KILLED IN SNOWSLIDE
Two Young Men Lose Their Lives
in Idaho While Getting
Out Firewood.
(s2eelal 10 The Heraldl

Logan, Utah. Jan. 21.--Joseph Moser,
jr-. and Albert Moser, two young men
of Whitney, Ida, were killed in a
snowslide today in Cub river canyon.
near Franklin, Ida. twenty miles from
here The two men, with their brother
Alma, and two boys named Winward,
all Of whom live in Whitney. were
getting out firewood. Early this morn-
ing, while at work, the slide came
down and buried the two victims. the
other three having narrow escape
having been partly covered by the
snow After excaYating themselves
and finding it impossible to locate the
TWO buried men, they hurried TO their
nome A party of rescuers went out
at once, and the two bodies were re-
covered about noon. The Moser farm
lily is well known here. having resided
III n providence for many years. Joseph
Moser was married a year ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
REPUBLICANS FAILED
TO VOTE IN COLORADO
Democratic Senate and House Met in Joint SEES
sion and Cast rs Votes For MIR. Teller
Nice Point of Law Involved in the Action Of the Anschstc Ad
heTents of WoIcott

not been complied with today. The le-
gal advisers Of the house managers
stated that they were satisfied. after
critical examination of the federal
and state constitutions and the statutes
of the United States and OF the state
Of Colorado, that it was not necessary
for the assembly TO meet today for the
purpose Of comparing the journals IL
it did not see ft-
One Ballot Each Day.
It was admitted shat when the two
houses did meet il would be Necessary
TO go ahead with the balioting and
that one ballot must be taken on each
legislative day thereafter, but il was
COntended there was no requirement
that il must meet today and compare
the journals.
Mr. Stewart, one OF the Republican
managers, said the subject had been
gone over very carefully by able at
torneys and they were unanimously Of
the opinion that ii was not necessary
to meet in joint session today or to-
morrow.
The Republican ser ators held an ex-
ecutive session today. Lieutenant Gov
ernOr HaggOtt presiding, and at its
conclusion the members said there was
nothing to give out" They adjourned
until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
All efforts 10 bring the two senates
together have proved unaVailing-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22

which Senator Elkins is chairman. and
it is the intention of the committee to
take it up at an early day.
Among those who have been con-
suited in the preparation of the bill
besides Mr.. Knox were Sena tors Aid
rich, Cullom, Foraker, Clapp and
others.
Among other provisions of the bill
are the following:
The wifful failure to 6 s. tariff re-
bates and observe them subjects the
road to a fine of 81 900 TO $4,000; grant
ing or receiving rebates subjects the
corporations or persons to the same
fine. The interstate commerce COM
mission can institute suits in the Unit
ed States courts for supposed infrac-
tons of the law 1t is the duty of
the United States district attorneys to
institute and prosecute suits provided
for in the act. The bill gives the courts
power to compel the attendance of wit
nesses, both carrier and shipper, who
are required to answer on all subjects
relating directly or indirectly to the
controversy: the courts also can COM
pei the production of all books and
papers, but all witnesses shall have the
same immunity from prosecution and
punishment as now provided by law"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22

Loose marched proudly in with the
others, wearing an Il done it" look
upon his countenance.
Allison Takes the Gavel.
President Allison of the senate as
cended the platform next to Speaker
Hull and called the joint assembly to
order The roll was ordered called and
then Chaplain Sproul of the senate
called down the blessings of divine
providence upon long list of peo-
pie that he named in detail. includ-
ing the members of the legislature.
That portion of the minutes of the
house relating to the election of d SEN
atOT was read by Chief Clerk H l.
Cummings. and Minute Clerk Carl A.
Badger did the same with the senate
minutes It was directed that the min
utes should read to show that the en-
tire journal of each house was read
President Allison announced:
THE journals of both houses haV-
ing been read, and Reed Smoot having
received a majority of the votes in
both houses, as shown by the respec-
tive journals. I therefore now declare
Reed Smoot elected to the senate of
the United States from the state of
Utah.
snoot Is Notified.
After the applause had subsidized
Repr6Scn tative a. H. Nash moved that
a committee be appointed to wait upon
Mr.. Smoot, inform him of the action
and invite him to address the as
sembly. At the suggestion of Senator
S II. Love. Governor Wells and Chief
Justice Baskin were included in the
invitation Senators Love and Loose,
and Representative Nash and Done
were appointed.
Mr.. SmOOt was waiting in the gov
ernor's Office and there was a clapping
OF hands when. a few minutes later,
the committee arrived with the three
invited guests.
President Allison came TO the edge
of the rostrum, took Mr.. Smoot warly
by the nand and welcomed him, at the
same time inviting the three special
guests to the platform.
Gentlemen said Mr.. Allison. y
now have the pleasure of introducing
to you the Honorable Reed Smoot. SEN
atOr-elect. and 1 now have the honor
of delivering into his hands a certif1-
cate of election emitting him to d seat
in the United States senate
Senator elect SmoOt. after waiting for
the applause to die out. began to read
his speech from typewriter manu-
script. His delivery was rapid. but
his enunciation was clear. although his
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
DERLIN, Jan. 2I-Chancellor Won
ID Buelow. during his speech in the

DERLIN, Jan. 2I.-Chancellor Won
ID Buelow. during his speech in the
reichstag yesterday on the Vene-
zuelan question. quoted the note from
President Roosevelt declining to arbi-
trate. presented to the foreign office
here by Ambassador Tower, Dec. q,
as follows:
THE president appreciates to an ex-
traordinary degree the honor that the
powers have done him in asking him
to act as arbitrator in settling their
present difficulty with Venezuela He
would have been happy to meet the
wishes of the powers and exert his
best efforts for attaining so desira bic
a conclusion but for the fact that an
other and better way presents itself
for settling this difficulty. The presi-
dent has been of the opinion always
that the whole controversy should be
referred to the high court of arbitra-
ton at The Hague. since this court was
created by the most important powers
of the world to settle questions like
the present which involve no questions
of national honor or ceSsion of ter
ritOry -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
REBELS WERE ROUTED.
Castro's Troops Surprised, But They
Fought Well.

Caracas. Jan. 1.-THE revolutionary
force under General Riera which attacked
Coro Monday Was obliged 10 retreat
leaving thirty men killed and Us wounded
behind. as well as many prisoners and
considerable amount of arms and bag
gage in the hands of the government
forces
A. / o'clock Monday morning the revo-
lutiOnlsJS under Rlera unexpectedly as
sumed the offensive The government
supposed General Riera- was at Sabinelg-
but instead he appeared outside Cor
with 1,C99. his entire command. and "a
tackled the town from two different di-
Fections at the same time. One re bel col
una succeeded in pu hing nearly to the
center OF the town.
At the first fire the government SOL
diers were thrown into confusion but as
soon as they recovered from the sur
prisc they stood up against the rebel
forces. The ~9Vernment troops Nere COM
manded by Generals HermOsiiio ard Ttf-
erefa- After an engagement which Iastce
fourteen hours. the fighting going on IN
the streets and from the houses of Core.
the revolutionists were obliged to retire
General Riera. who showed great per
son11 bravery during flsa fight. Is report
ed 10 have been wounffed in tbs leg. He
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
WELCOME AT PROVO.
Senator-elect Escorted From Train to
Home
Especial to The Herald5


Especial to The Heraldj
Provo, Jan. 21-Utah's senator-elect
was given a rOuSing welcome this even
ing upon his arrival from salt Lake.
y large number of citizens, accom-
panied by a band. had gathered at the
depot and greeted Senator Snoot with
enthusiastic cheers as he stepped onto
she platform. accompanied by Mrs..
Smoot. The band played See the
COnuuering Hero Comes.
After congratulations by a number
of friends. procession was formed,
led by the senator and Mrs. Smoot,
the carriage which had come down for
them being discarded. and the march
taken up for the SmOot residence. amid
the cheers of the crowd and music by
the band. AT the residence Senator
Smoot made a brief speech from the
porch. thanking the people of Provo for
their loyal friendship and support, and
expressing his love for Provo and her
people and the state. and his deterni-
nation to work to the best of his ability
for the progress of the state and ma
ten. He congratulated the party on
the manner in which last falls cam
paign was conducted and announced
that the high Office with which he had
been honored had come to him with
out any ante-election pledges on his
mart After three cheers and "A tiger
for Senator Smoot the people went 10
their homes. In the evening many
friends called on Senator Smoot and
offered congratulations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
Especial to The HeraId.)

Cheyenne Wyo., Jan 21.-An at
tempt was to have been made tonight
to hberate Tom Horn. the condemned
murderer of Willie Nickel, but one OF
the conspirators weakened and exposed
the plot. Frank Herr, a cowboy, was
engaged by Horns friends to COM
municate with the prisoner and ar
range the details of the escape. Herr
stole a saddle and was sentenced TO
three months Imprisonment in the
same jail in which Horn is incarcer-
ated
Horn communicated with Herr and
gave him written Instructions what
to do when he, Herr. obtained his free
dom These provided for the purchase
of dynamite with which the wall of
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JUBILANT DELEGATES.
Smith, Flynn and Rodey Witnessed
Quay's Triumph


Washington. AIN 21.-TerritOriaI Dele
gates Rodey. New MeSicO), Smith 4Ar1-
zOna). FLYNN (Okla hOmaD were present IN
the senate today when the omnibus state
hood supporters carried by ten votes the
first proposition in the statehood nSht
lining up and showing the strength of the
opposing forces. Delegate Smith said:
THE result IS no surprise to Us. We
have known from the outset that we
have decided majority for statehood.
We resret that the opponents of the bill
have used ii as means TO delay pubic
business and prevent desirable legisla-
ton
Delegate ROdey said This is a test
vote but it does not show our fun
strength. ] know of several senators
wEo voted with the opposition today be-
cause they want thte reciprocity treaties
acted upon and so voted for an execu-
tive session. We are going to win. Re
ports that the president viii veto the bill
if passed ! know are unfOundec-
Delegate Flynn said: Today's VIC
tory is the beginning of the end and un-
der the leadership of Senator Quay the
omnibus bill viii be passed The indica-
lions are that the leadership of the OPP
position will be taken from Senator BeV-
eridge and given to Senator Spooner.