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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15

XI1ASHINGTON, Nov. 1A-senator
Wy Dubois says the published report
that he VIII oppose the confrma-
ton OF TT. Smith WoolIey as assayer at
the Boise mint is entirely without foun-
aation. He is taking no part whateve-
IN the matter. which is one entirely for
MS Idaho colleagues in congress.
The secretary of the interior, who has
under consideration the ruling of the
general land Office in the matter Of the
application Of the Carey land act ia
Idaho, Is prepared to render a decision
which does not sustain the land office
opinion. He viii hold that the govern
1nent may continue to approve the Ida
no contracts for the reclamation Of
lands so long as the provisions Of the
national act are being complied with by
the state, and that the question of the
issuance Of patents will be decided
when they arise Assurances have been
made to the interior department by
Idaho officials and citizens that the
next legislature win repeal the statutes
relative TO the Carey act not in har-
mony with the national law. and that
pending a repeal those operating un-
der the Carey act I'm Idaho viii make
no effort to take advantage Of the state
law TO secure lands in a manner not
authorized by the national law. The
--t-NAoAAcAA law ploNlQee lIAl patents IS
sued TO the state shall be transferred
only TO individuals. and for not over
100 acres Of land TO any one person.
The state law provides that if lands are
not disposed Of to individuals within two
years of the completion Of the works
the state may transfer the patents to
The builders Of irrigation works. The
general land Office has refused while
this law was i'm force to approve con
tracts for reclamation. thus holding up
patents covering 800. 900 acres Of lard
Senator Smoot today wrote Governor
Wells requesting him to call meetings
or citizens directly interested i'm the
proposed forest reserve near salt Lake
city Tor which lands among the Wa
satch range have been withdrawn. He
sent the governor a map OF the lands
thus withdrawn, and ii is desired that
The proposed meeting decide what lands
should be included IN the reserve and
what should be restored to public set
tiement. The forestry bureau. IL is ex-
pected, Will follow the wishes of the
citizens I'm finally determining the
boundaries Of the proposed reserve.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
hGH R0N0RS FOR THE
ITALIAN ROYAL PAIR

f London. Nov. liking Victor
Emanuel and Queen Helena Of Italy.
who are 10 arrive in England Nov L.
viii be received with ceremony unusual
even IN the case Of crown heads AT
Portsmouth an the home fleet WsH be
assembled and "A great naval SENIOR
stration viii take place upon their
majesties arrival The royal visitors
viii leave England Nov. u.
Signor Tittoni the italian foreign
minister, who accompanies his sOver-
eign TO England will, while here. con-
fer with Foreign Secretary La1sdowne.
probably In relation to Somaliland
and Abyssinia. and 70 is just possible
that another arbitration treaty. similar
20 the Anglo-French treaty. may result.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
MISSOURI SCANDAL
INVOLVES RICH MAN

Kansas City Mo. Nov. IA special
to the Journal from Jefferson City, No,
says:
The Cole county grand jury today in
dicted William Zeigler of New York.
president Of the Royal Baking Powder
company, for connection with alum
legislation I'm the Missouri assembly of
1901 The indictment against Mr.. Zeig-
Ter alleges bribery on three counts. and
states that the defendant was instru-
mental in securing the votes Of certain
state senators en- the alum repeal bill of
1901 for which Legislative Agent d. J.
Kelly of New York was indicted on
three counts. It is believed that Mr..
Zeigler was indicted upon the testimony
Of +. p. Baldwin. the arctic explorer.
who has been in close consultation with
Attorney General Crow for several
days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
GETS OTHER LINES

Chicago Nov. IA special meeting
or the stockholders of the Illinois Cen
tral railroad was held today. The prin-
cipal business transacted was the ad0p-
zion Of the proposition submitted by
the directors for the purchase OF the
railway property. corporate rights and
franchises of the following railroad
companies which viii be Incorporated
with the illinois Central proper: The
Rantoul railroad. the Illinois & Indiana
railroad. ST. Louis & Ohio River rail-
road. Christopher & Herrin railroad.
Mounds & Olive Branch railroad
Groves d sand Ridge railroad.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
UNITED STATES HAS
NO FURTHER INTEREST

Washington, Nov. 14.-It is stated Of
fcially here, in relation to the story
printed by an Odessa, Russia, newspa-
per, that the United States con
templated q military occupation OF
Mukden. that at no stage in the Chi
uese negotiations has the stste de-
Partment contemplated a recourse to
the military by the United states. The
assurances that had been received here
from Russia quite satisfied the depart
ment that. regardless Of any military
or political mC~Ssments by Russia in
ManchUria. there would not be any at
tempt to interfere with United States
trade. so that from a United States
standpoint il matters little whether
Russian or Chinese troops garrison
Mukden, the force Of the new treaty
between China and the United States
being recognized by Russia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
GERMANY EXPECTED TO
RECOGNIZE PANAMA

Berlin. Nov. 1A-Germany's consular
Representatives at Panama nave opened
business relations with the new govern
meut which ac-iOu Germany subse-
uuentiy sanctioned. The German con-
sular officers on the isthmus have re-
ported 20 the foreign Office that the
cabinet of Panama Is composed Of men
worthy of respect.
IL is minated I'm official circles here
that when the Panama government
makes formal notification OF the or
Eauiza zion Of the new republic Germany
will give the usual recognition without
do11w
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
TEMPERANCE PEOPLE
WRECKED A BUILDING

Bloomington, H.. Nov. IA mob of
several hundred men. women and chill
dren at COlfaX. organized this morning
ard. proceeding to a building just erect
ed by +. j. Radeke. brewer of Mil
Waukee. known as cold storage" plant
completely wrecked the structure.
Threats have been made by the tenn
perance element. but the contractor
employed a large force Of carpenters
and planned to resist any attack. They
were outnumbered, however. Warrants
have been sworn out and the trial is
set for next Wednesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
DEMOCRATS WILL
VOTE FOR The BILL

= Washington. Nov. 14-After be =
> ing in session more than three >
= hours. the Democratic house eau =
> Gus by a vote Of ninety-five to fif- >
y teen, agreed TO a resolution which =
= provides that If amendments strik- =
= ing out the differential on refined =
y sugar and eliminating the five =
= years clause in the Cuban treaty =
= cannot be made to the Cuban BILL =
= the Democratic members of the >
. house viii support the measure. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
, W. C. 7. U. AFTER SENATOR
REED SHOOTS T0GA

Cincinnati Nov. 14-There were =
. many addresses i'm tho afternoon y
= session of the w. g. r.. L.. notably =
= one by Mrs. Maria Weed Of Chica- =
= go, against the seating Of Senator y
> SmoOt of Utah. She claimed that y
= he had at one time five wives and =
= now has three Her address was y
= very earnest and eloquent. and was y
= received with marked demonstra- ,
- tiODS =
= John O.. Martin started sub =
= scriptiOn I'm the movement against y
= Senator SmOot at $1,000. and many =
= smaller amounts were added =
= Many Of the women viii go to y
= Washington after the convention y
= adjourrs to oppose the seating Of =
= Senator SmoOt. =
N%&+%%+%& ~ .
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
M0R0S GET UGLY AND
KILL THREE SOLDIERS

= Manila, Nov. 14.-Since the de- =
> parture of Major General Wood =
= for JOlO the AIorOs in the neigh =
= bOThOOd Of Lake LanOa have be- y
= come ugly and menacing At / =
= O'Clock yesterday the guard over a >
= boat near Marabui was attacked. =
, Three members of the Twenty =
> eighth infantry were killed and one >
> was seriously wounded. The Mo =
= ros were beaten off. The soldiers =
y killed were: Sergeant j. q. Ste =
= phens of Omaha and Privates y
= Frank Bowser Of Marion. o.. and =
= Elmer H. Burke OF Kansas City. =
= Private Fernando Kerthley Of We =
> roma, No, was wounded >
y = y = y y = y = y = = = y y y y 3 y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
ITtAsHINGT2N. 90. ll.-Preslden

III AsHINGToN, Nov. 14.-President
w Roosevelt embraced the opportu-
nifty afforded by tee call on him
OF large representation of both the
senate and house Of representatives to
discuss with members, both of the ma
jority and the minority, the situation
which has arisen out of the establish
meut of the republic Of Panama. The
nature Of the action. If any 90 be taken
by congress during the approaching ses-
sion on the Panama canal question has
not been determined definitely. but IT,
is known that IL is constantly he sue
dent and members Of congress.
A difference of opinion has been de-
veloped regarding the authority con-
ferred by the Sp0Oner act upon the
president. Ii is known that the admin
istration holds that the Spooner act
furnishes ample warrant for the presi-
dent 20 negotiate a treaty with PAN
anna. and to pay the money made avail
able for canal purposes by the law t.
Panama instead of to Colombia. The
positions of the president and his ad-
visers may be illustrated by q similar
case:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
ESTATE WORTH $50, 900, 900
Will Of Multi-Millionaire EIkins
Filed For Probate.

Philadelphia. Nov. 1.-THE viii Of the
late William L. Elkins. the mulu-mil-
liOnaire traction magnate and finaDcier
was filed with the register today. The
estate is valued at 81 OOO. 900 and up
ward. but Is believed 10 be worth $780,
GOO OOO A codlcil provides for the es-
adjustment of an orphanage in this city
for the female orphans of Free NIasons,
to be managed by the Masonic home OF
Pennsylvania. The sum of $24O 900 is
20 be expended or the buildings No
mention of an endowment appears in
the win
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
BLoopLEss FRFNcH Dull.

Paris. Nov. 1.-two members of the
chamber of deputies-Henry Maurice
Berteaux. radical Socialist. and Georges
Berth0ulat. independent Republican
who engaged in a violent alteration
during the discussion Of the war budg-
et in the chamber on Thursday. Tough
duel with pistols in the suburbs OF
Paris today. Two shots were exchanged
without any result. and the encoun.
ter ended with the principals still IN
reconciled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
PROTECTION OF CHINESE.
Governor Of California Asked to Take
Action.

Washington Nov. 14-Sir Cheng
LANG Tung, Chinese minister, has taken
proper steps to secure all possible pro
lection for the chinese laborers in
Sonora. Cal, who have been attacked
and driven away from the mines by
strikers. While the minister has had
no detailed report from the Chinese
consul general in San Francisco. he
has regarded the news reports of the
disorders in sonora as sufficiently ac-
Curate and reliable to warrant his ac-
ton. He called upon Secretary Hay to-
day and asked that the department do
what it could 90 protect his fellow
cOunIrymen from violence. The secre-
tary acted Immediately within the linn
its of his powers in the matter and
telegraphed thc governor California of
the facts that had been laid before him
with a suggestion that the state officials
act.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
RuMRrF GIVES BAIL.

San Francisco. Nov. 14-George W.
Rumble formerly secretary and man
aver OF the Sunset Mining company.
who was indicted by The federal grand
jury on a charge off using She mails for
the furtherance of scheme 10 de-
fraud appeared I'm the United States
district court this morning and gave
a bond to the amount Of $1,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
WouND HFATTNG

ing The health OF Emperor William was
issued today. but it is said that his
wound continues 90 heal IN a normal
manner. The correspondent here of the
Associated Press learns officially fhat
the emperor has already begun 10 speak
n little in "a low voice. and that the
Irritation OF the vocal organs is di-
fririshing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
y = = - = , = y . y = > =
LAST HOPE GONE.

; Cheyenne. Wyo., Nov. 1A-Ciov-
, ernor Chatterton this afternoon
> denied the appeal of Tom Horn.
, the condemned murderer of Willie
!, Nickel. the 13-year-Old Iron Noun
tain boy. for communication Of sem
; tence 10 life Imprisonment. and
3 ne viii be hanged in the Laramie
, county jail next Friday by Sheriff
= Smalley.
\ A4A4A4A4A&&A4A%4%
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
FATAL STABBlNG AFFRAY.
Baron Won Friesen Murderously As
saulted at New Orleans.

New Orleans, Nov A-Picked up in
the street before daylight. his clothes
covered with blood, Waldemar Soro-
koumOskey, better known as Baron Won
Friesen, is in the hospital probably IA
tally wounded. He had been stabbed
twice. Frederick Haynes. a collector
who says he is from Georgia. and Tim
Spickens. formerly of Thomasyille, Ga.
are in Jail.
Haynes is charged with having done
the cutting. Won Friesen Is a Russian
and claims TO come of noble family. He
receives remittances weekly and is well
known in cotton circles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
BONAPARTES PLAN.
Postal officials to Be Kept Unspotted
From the World.

LADAA 1AC W OAANs
Washington. Nov 14.-On the rec
ommendatiOn of Holmes Conrad and
Charles j. BOnaparte special govern
ment counsel appointed to prosecute the
cases of persons against whom iHdict-
ments have been found as a result OF
the recent pOstOmce investigation. Post
master General Payne has appointed
Assistart Secretary Keep. former Sec
rotary Allies and Chief Clerk Wallace
Hills as a committee TO Investigate and
report upon a method, if one be feast
BILE by which the several auditors and
the comptroller Of the treasury may be
removed from all political, personal and
other eNtraneOus influences.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
STORM IN CALIFORNIA.
Four Inches of Rain Fell Within a
Few Hours.

Redding. Cal. Nov IA severe rain
and windstorm prevailed here last
night. -Four inches of rain fell within
few hours. Telegraph and telephone
wires were Frustrated. A landslide in
the Siskiyou mountains win delay the
passenger train from Portland at least
five hours
While attempting TO ford salt creek
early this morning with a horse aud
buggy. two young colored men We're
washed into the Sacramento river one
swan ashore and the other remained
on a rock until daylight. The horse and
buggy were lost
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
BELL WILL RFsIGN.

Denver. Colo. Nov. 14.-Adjutant
General Sherman Bell today announced
his intention to resign his position i'm
the Colorado national guard and accept
the management OF mine IN Mexico.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
TEACHER APPOINTED.

Washington. Nov. lA-Aliss Edna
Craig of Montana was today appointed
teacher at Fort Lapwai Indian school,
Idaho, at s654 per annUm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
1Ours LIuIy M tTa-
Stewart Pleads Earnestly.

The letter was mailed at Hazzle
Hurst Ga. oct "a 1908. at I %. IN. The
writing was evidently thar OF an H.
literate man. and was in lead pencil
The spelling and punctuation We're poor.
There was a short letter from District
Attorney Eichnor who tried AIortensen.
i'm which he said he had no informa-
ton which would warrant him i'm be-
Iieving that "a mistake had been made in
convicting the man. therefore. he could
not see his way clear 20 recommend
a communication Of sentence Warden
Dow in a very perfunct0ry way, noU-
ned the board by letter that since bia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
DUBOIS is NOT
MAKING A FIGHT
Has No Interest in the Idaho
Republican lmbrogIio.
CAREY LAND ACT TN IDAHO
A
DECISION PREPARED BY THE IN
TERROR DEPARTMENT.
;AREY LAND ACT IN IDAHO
Especial to The Herard1

IoUecIaI % Inc HeraIu.J
1 II ASHINGTON, Nov. 1A-senator
w Dubois says the published report
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-27
EDGEWOOD.

There was an interested audience i'm the
hall OF the Edgewood grammar school
last night, that listened TO the lecture on
birds and their habits by a Boston pro-
fessor. Colored pictures OF the various
birds were shown by the speaker and af-
ter explaining their habits and dstin-
gushing traits he sounded the notes of
their peculiar call on a piano and then
clearly initiated Il himself.
The lecture Was a most interesting and
instructive one and was thoroughly en-
ioyed by those present.
Along shore several of the bathing
beaches have been In use and a number
OF early bathers have taken dips in the
bay. They pronounce the water cool and
invigorating but still not desirable
place to spend many hours The summer
opening or the bathing pavilions at the
city line has taken place and large
crowd is expected for Memorial day and
the following Sunday should the weather
be warm.
Today base game Is scheduled be-
tween the Edgewood grammar school
team and the Hope street high school
freshmen.
The local team has won several games
this season and has a good standing in
the Cranston school league although
their recent defeat marred their chances
for the Dover pennant considerably.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-27
WARREN.

Arnity lodge. l. O. o. r, meets In Odd
Fellows hall tonight for the purpose OF
transacting routine business,
Rev Herman W. Watten returned
home Yesterday from a weeks trip 10
buffalo. y Y. where he attended the
Baptist convention.
large number Of the local order OF the
Epworth league were in attendance at the
sub b-district convention In Bristol yester-
day. a.,
The Warren Artillery members have all
received notices to parade Memorial Day,
atttred in campaign uniforms. The con-
testants in The competitive drill Tor ntth
sergeant were Charles Woodbury., Kay
mond Litticield and Russell N. Bowen.
n. X. bowen won after long and te-
dious trial. -, d,
The Mechanics Fire company. No. z
will not compete I'm the muster az Chest
nut Grove on Decoration Day. as by
vote OF the company II was decided not 10
attend The hand engine, Jefers, is IN
good condition. and will probably be en-
tered in all the more important musters
later in the season.
The Y. y. s G. r. ~ the Baptist church
met IN the Vestry last night and conduct
ed a devotional meeting
The Warren National band held their
weekly rehearsal IN Institute hall last
night. The tand will lead the parade
here on Decoration Day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-27
PAWTUxET.

The Volunteer Fire company had the
Fire King out for practice last night and
with less than a score of men on the
bars sent the stream down Commercial
street a good lS0 feet The engine Is in
good trim, and the men are getting some
what hardened to the unaccustomed labor
on the brakes Enthusiasm is running
high for the muster Memorial Day at
Chestnut Grove and the company has
completed arrangements for the trip.
A chartered car Is 10 he at the bridge
at 10 a. m. Saturday morning and the
firemen, accompanied by the Fire King
band. are to march from the engins
house in time 10 start about that hour.
1t has been arranged TO send the ma
chine over the road. and IL Will start
about an hour earlier than the company.
which Will allow time enough. as the route
is more direct
After the trial OF the engine last night
there was rehearsal of the band. which
has added several new selections 70 its
repertoire. that the firemen listened TO
with considerable interest.
Tho t"Pawtuxet Youngsters" baseball
team has arranged 10 play with the
Lakewood Youngsters" on the latter's 5
grounds after school tonight.
Painters are at work on the Naval Re-
serve armOry applying another coat or
that peculiar red paint peculiar to gov
ernment buildings and storehouses Con-
new steam launch. which the local re-
serves received recently and which is
now anchored i'm the stream below the
bridge. The craft Ia one OF the regular
navy type OF launch. rather squatty in
appearance with n nigh awning. from
which protrudes big black stack.
As far as appearance goes II is far
from beauty. nut II will undoubtedly be
Of great assistance to the reserves In
their drills and manoeuvres this summer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-27
RIVERSIDE.
Girls Of tho Round Table Meet.
81. Marks Guild Has S0S-
sion In Parish House.

The Girls OF the Round Table met last
evening at the residence Of Mrs. f. Edgar
Crumb on Pawtucket avenue. 1t was
voted that the society disband, after
which It was voted that a melting be held
next week 10 take steps for the reorgan-
ization OF the society which has been In
existence for several years, and in times
life OF the place.
The society is composed of we'll known
young ladies and IL is hoped that II will
not be permanently discontinued. as IL
has been a decidedly good thing for It's
members and others.
WHEEL FOUND
A wheel has been found in lot AT Cres-
cent Park and is now in the hands Of
John Mccain. IL Is thought that this Is
the wheel reported stolen from a wagon
I'm the vicinity earlier in the week.
GUILD MEETING.
A meeting of ST. Marks Guild was held
last night i'm the Parish home. After the
transaction OF business "A very enjoyable
social time was held. during which there
was dancing and other amusements.
Misses -Irana Gibbs and Stella Simmons
presided at the piano
LISTING DOGS.
Dog officer McGwinn was I'm town yes
terday listing dogs Mr.. McGwinn is
making a list Of all dogs as required by
law. There are a few more days during
which dog licenses are payable. after
which all dogs not licensed will be killed.
Owners who do not license their CANNES
on or before June are also liable 10 a fine
personal, MENTION
The Caprons have arrived at Capron
cottage for the season.
Mrs Johnson and daughter Fern, have
returned TO their home in Clinton, Mass,
from a visit TO Mrs. Smith on Lincoln
avenue.
Col. j. H. Brigham. assistant secretary
of agriculture, has taken cottage at the
terrace for the season.
Miss Gertrude Ollen has returned from
a visit to relatives In Providence.
The engagement OF H. w. Remick to
Miss Louise Martin is announced. They
are TO be married on June "A.
Mrs. Lisle Lee and Miss Alexander, OF
New York, are the guests OF Mrs. Lewis
Il. White.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Yesterday was opening day OF the sea
son at the Pomham club. There were a
large number OF automobiles in evidence
Dinner was served TO $50 members and
guests,
George w. Case is remodelling the VIII
son cottage on Bullock's Point avenue.
A party OF anglers went out in the May
yesterday.
Riverside Lodge. X. of r., will meet this
evening.
The prayer meeting of the Congrega-
tional church. will be held in the parson,
age tomorrow night.
The annual meeting OF the n. Il. s
club will be held Friday night.
Rev. T. r. Norris and Mrs. Andrew
Godfrey are in attendance at the session
Of the Rhode Island Congregational con-
ference