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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-06
OPPOSITION is
SOMEWHAT WEAK
Dubois win Dominate Idaho
Democratic Convention.
ANTEP0LYGAMY PLATFORM
DELEGATES POURED INTO WEI
SER YESTERDAY.
LsnaeiaI To The Herald ,

I EEI EISEls Ida June 5.-The Demo
wy cratic army. horse, foot and
camp fires, has descended upon
+ the placid city of Weiser. and Wetscr
/ has received the hosts with open arms.
/ The state convention. which opens al
10 o'clock tomorrow morning. promises
10 be one OF the IiveIiest political events
that has been pulled off in this stat
Tor years, not even excepting the cela-
DRAFTED conventions held in P0caJello
Two years ago. AT this hour it is diff
ucut 20 make am accurate forecast ~
the outcome. though it seems pretty
certain that Senator Dubois and his
Ilcuds VIII be In absolute control
Anti-Polygamy Plank.
AT the Dubois HEADQUARTERS tonight
DO was said that the opposition TO the
senator had dWmdIed until il can be
hardly reCl<0ued q factor. Senator DU-
hols himself says me win have nO diff
ucuity iu passing the so-called anti
Mormon resolution I'm which interest
i5 largely Cenuering. This resolution
VIII pledge ldaho's delegates 10 work
lH the national convention for a plat
Iorm plank fayOTiug the adoption of a
constitutional amendment which viii
give congress the power to pass law
PROHIBITING poiygamy and unlawful CO.
ma oilaLlou ln the various states This
rs the substance of a resolution drawn
by Senator Dubois and passed by the
Ada county convention held in Boise
some days ago.
Jay Click. former state mine in
spector who is here as the sole repre-
sentative of Custer county. win strong
iy oppose the adoption of the resolu-
ton Mr. Click hopes To be able to
muster enough votes TO defeat IT,
Dubois For Parker.
The question as TO whether OF not the
delegation should be instructed to vote
for any presidential candidate has been
discussed with great interest William
Randolph Hearst has many admirers
here. Among them is Former United
states Senator Heitfeld who may prop
erly be said TO be the leader of the
Hearst forces. Senator Heitfeld's coun-
Is refused to pledge its delegates 10
Hearst. but they are not pledged TO
any other candidate. The Hearst men
have had no opportunity as yet to
check up their votes and consequently
they have not determined whether or
HoI they viii make night for an in
structed delegation, A caucus viii be
held ON this point before the convention
Is called 30 order.
Only Two national delegates are GER
tain now. Senator Dubois is one and
senator HeitfeId Is the other Senator
Dubois talked strongly in favor of
Judge Parker Il few months since. and
he is still regarded as Parker man.
Senator Hritfeid Us stated. is for
Hearst Former Governor Steuucuberg.
who is 0utSpOkeu against Hearst. may
De elected delegate. Others spoken of
are 81 pOnueiiy and John b. G0ode of
kooteuai Former Governor Hunt.
3 Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-06
DEMAND MORE Pay.

san Francisco. June 5.-Freight ham
dlers al the Third and Townsend streets
station of the Southern Pacific CONE
pany TO the number OF 500 have gone
on strike. The action is the outcome
Of the demands OF the men for an in-
crease OF pay and a reduction Of the
working day to nine hours. The men
have been receiving s21z cents an hour
with the same pay for overtime and
sunday and holiday work. The uniou
asked for wase Of s2.5e FOR nine
hour day
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-06
BRoKEN FRoPELLER gHAFT.

Victoria. B c.. june 5.-The Boston
Tow Boat Company's steamer Pleiades
arrived at Cape Flatferv this after
noon in tow of the German steamer
Nicomedia. with broken propeller
shaft The Nic0medla. which was
bound from Yokohama 20 Portland.
Ore. TO load wheat found the Pleiados
rollins helplessly iu mid-Paci6c. and
picked her up. The Pleiades is bound
To Victoria and Puget sound from the
Philippine islands and Oriental ports
with q large number of passengers and
"a heavy general cargo. I'd Is believed
the heavy straiuinE iu the recent hur-
ricanes caused the fracture of the
Pleiades shaft. The vessel viii ar
rive here at o'clock Monday morning
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-06

alEW YORK. June William Gillen.
IN "A years Old, was attacked by a
gang of twenty men tonight at his
home I'm East sixteenth street. When
he refused to admit the intruders. sew
eral shots were fired through the door.
He was struck ON the forehead by q
bullet and slightly wounded. He fired
into the crowd and probably mortally
wounded William Wyun 10 years old
eGIlleu and Wynn were arrested
charged with felouious assault. and
three others were taken by The police
as accessories other arrests are ex-
pcCted.
Giilen refused 10 make any complaint
against the prisoners. He said the
trouble was the elimination of q quar-
rel started three weeks ago over a fish
ing line.
In the afternoon GiHen had been as
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-06
- - a rANaIER.

Lisbon, june Sit is stated here that
the United States cruisers Baltimore,
Olympia and Cleveland VIII not come
to Lisbon. huy viii stay at Tangier
pending settlement Of the difficulty
Arising out OF the detention OF Ion Per-
dicaris and Cromwell Nariey. respect
ivelv citizens of tIie United States and
Great Britain, py the bandit Raisuli.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-06
SETTLED $50 YEARS AGO.

city began today a celebration of the
25Oth anniversary Of the settlement OF
the town Of Northampton with reii-
giOus services in its sixteen churches.
The guests include Governor John l..
Bates and stan, former Secretary OF
the Navy John ID. Long and S. s. CAM
ion, the latter representing she city Of
northampton, England
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-06
WIRELESS MESSAGES
B-@zians Enabled to Communicate
With Port Arthur.

Wlth Port arthur.
Toxic June 5 g.80 %. m)-It IS sus-
lrete1 here that che Russians az Port
Arthur are communicating with points
or me Chinese coast by means Of wire
less biography IL was reported that q
wireless station had been erected se-
ftriy al the village of Peh wang. on
akin island. one OF the 8Iia8 Tao
gr-up- which Is Situated iu Pechii
ktreit. and the Japanese cruiser Chitase
visited the island yesterday 10 iuEest--
gate she did not however. find any
tlHE 30 IS reported LhaI another such
81 tl0a has been erected near shan Hal
I-Han ana the Japanese are iuEesti-
eating this matter
Yesterday the Chituse steamed Oh
l1 Llaotshan pTomoE tory and
1EerCd four masts and a watch
ht dse near the coast one Of these
niasts evidently was fitted Tor wireless
tclegrapi3 operations, The station sVas
beyond -ne range of She Chitose's
guns 4he lhitOsc reports having
heard q series 0f explosions az PORT
arthur ana believes them 90 have re-
suited tfoTn hastings preparatory 10
fhe enplacenent Of new batteries.
The Japanese torpedo boat DESTROYER
. aaZuchi yesterday discovered and ex-
4plOded large mine on san shan is
land AT the entrance Of TauenWan BAY.
The japanese naval authorities engaged
fu clearing out the mines in the vicinity
of EalienWan bay are employing jan
aaese shell divers from Kushiu prov
ince for the purpose These divers vol
FOR This work and are wonder
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-06
SUN SHINES IN KANSAS.
Water Falling in the Rivers and
Conditions Improving.


Kansas City. June 5.-After ten days
of almost continuous ieaden skies, the
sun shOue over Kansas today. with
a cessation SOB the rains during the past
twelve hours most of the rivers are
gradually falling and seeking their
banks and everywhere food conditions
are improving. A slight rise was shown
in some streams over night, but 10
was expected from now on all viii fall
rapidly AT Kansas City the Kaw be-
gan 10 fan lasI night and west to Man
haitian it continues to go down South
eTn Kansas. rivers viii 20 down more
slowly and conditions I'm the oil fields
viii be bettered materially before am
other tWenty-four hours Great
stretches of country are covered with
water. Railway schedules are sin de-
mOralized. but many more trains are
moving than last week. and bv the mid
die of next week it is believed almost
normal conditions viii prevail
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-06
80 FoR RFsFRVATIoN-

Omaha, June Families who pro-
pose to cast their lot on the Rosebud
reservation, which win soon be opened
10 settlement by the government. are
going TO Bonesteei at the rate Of fifty
a day, although the government VIII
not open an office for registration there
until s mQuth from That date.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-06

= Philadelphia. june 5-W. Fl.
? Derry. aged 90, and his wife Liz
= zie, 30, were found dead az their
, home here tonight, death in each
. case being due 20 bullet wound.
> 1t is believed that Dorry shot his
? wife and then himself lie had
2 been out of work
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-06
ONE KILLED, SIXTEEN INJURED
Electric Car BUSHES Down Steep incline at Burlington
Iowa Bfakebeam Broke and Descent Mas Made
at Frightful Speed.

Injured
Mrs Joseph Carlson
Miss jeanne Munson.
Mrs G. A AIuusOu.
W. L. J&esler.
Mrs. Davenport.
Miss Betty SanbOTR.
Charles Taeeer.
Mrs Charles Taeger.
Edward NJ. HellWig
81 SiOderbcrg.
Mrs. Emma Thuliue.
William kottkamp.
Ora J. Gould
Several Of the injured are iu Sc
iOUg condition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-06
MEYER COMING HOME.

Rome. June 5.-Cnited states Aubas-
sador Meyer today paid "a farewell visit
% Foreign Minister Tittoni and afteg-
wards left Rome on his summer Vaca-
ton, most Of which win be spent in the
United States
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-06
CANADTAN JUpaE I'D.

HailTaX, y. s., June 3d.. Norman
litchie, Judge Of the supreme court Of
Nova Scotia. died today sged 90 He
was the third member of his family
10 occupy a seat on the bench Of Nova
Scotia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-06
WILL CLING To
ALL HIS WIVES
President Smith Defends His
Marriage Relations.
SCORES MOTHER-IN-LAW JOKE
MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT AssO-
CATION IN CONFERENCE.

ffl DARE not and win not cast aside
those TO whom God in his il6uil-
wisdom has joined me for time
and eternity. j dare NOT and EiH NOT
east aside the mothers of mas Cu.I-
dreu.' were The words of E-a=
dent Joseph t. smith iu am adj
dress yesterday afternoon at -h-
tabernacle before the conference .l IKE
Aulual Improvement associations -ff
J did. he continued. "I should f1raea
am The blessings tla- Cod VIII bas.a
upon those who are faithful. Co their
trust III i did L should boz forever
damned and De- forever deprived Ul Che
rQmpaUionShip OF God. WT wives W.
sons. my daughters and all those MOST
dear lo me throughout eternity
l ON not coward or craven
tnlns. / would not shrink from exile.
Imprisonment oF any earthly hard
snip that might come .9 ma Iu iusHl-
my duty ro God and man. When
COMES. however. tp throwing aside a.
hope NJ future happiness. aii eEp..l.-
ton uL continued union WitG those f
love. J win not make such "a sacrifice
] dare H0t. ANA can not But rather
trust. true 90 my God. uE wives and
my children.
Says Marriage Is For Eternity.
President Smith thcH defined msr-
r-age sI0m Che Mormon standpoint
quoting frequently Eau scripture COD
sustain his points WORLD fe
said. considered marriage as simply
n legal civil OF social contract. which
was terminated ar death They hobs
the ties oi WeIlock ian li-nt esteem t--
secular press IS flied with zIuIiuG a'-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-06
NoBLEMAN DEAD

Ninghcid. fiseouUr Powers court IS
dead. aged 6S years,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-06
MONEY GONE AND
SPORT SPOILED
Riot Resulted From Stopping
Bull Fight at ST. Louis.
ARENA BURNED TO GROUND
MOB ROUGHLY HANDLED BY
DEPUTY SHERIFFS.

OF LOUIS. June 5-u1eased over
y their failure to see genuine
Spanish bull night. which the au-
JhorlIies had ordered stopped. "a riot
was started m am arena near fae
Worlds fair grounds this evening 8y
a crowd 9f 2.505 men and boys who were
unaole TO get their money back. and
the pudding was burned to the ground.
me price OF admission charged was 81.
toul men we're placed under arrest hy
the authorities of So Louis county.
charged with destruction of praneGtv.
The crowd, thinking these men uc-e
connected with tEe show made an al-
tempt 10 mon them. and in their en-
counter with the deputy sheriHs Fl
number were roughly handled and some
received scalp wounds The building
IS said TO have cost $4,000. DO is total
loss. with no insurance.
Stopped by Governor.
The initial performance by rHe come
pany Of Spanish bull lighters had been
advertised Widet>. Hut Jae sHrr-rrr iu
response 90 numerous COMPLAINTS 0r-
degcd that il Dee uat allowed ju cake
place. Despite these orders o. large
crowd assembled iu the arena an the
advertised time OF opening Before tine
regular pefI prEauce a. number of COW
boys drove il some bulls. which they
Fan around the arena iu true viid west
style. The crowd soon became tired
Of this and called for tbe bull fight
The announcement was then made
that the bull hSht would De proceeded
with. As the matadors came into the
ring county official stepped uD 90 the
announcer and handed him paper iu-
forming him that the proposed show
could nor take ulLaa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-06
CAUCUS OF DUBOIS 1IEE.
Only One Vote Against the Senator's
Resolution.


Weisar. Ida. june J.-Seuator Fred II.
Dubois wiz be in control Of the Demo
cratic convention. WHICH opens here to-
UCrTov. This much was settled when
10 out OF the -s3 delegates were repre-
scented Iu a Dubois caucus held tonight.
O. TT. Jackson. secretary OF the clucus.
made the statement after the close of
the meeting that The Dubois forces
would number very many move votes
tomorrow than the 100 represented. The
Caucus was decidedly interesting. After
John p Goode of kooteuai county had
been agreed upon for temporary chair
man and Elrl Payne of Ada county
for temporary. secretary, Senator Du-
Luis moved that the caucus recommend
t1 the committee that Is TO be named
ON resolutions the passage of the So
called Ada county resolution
The motion brought out a very lively
discussion. John r. Sovereign of can
you county made a vigorous speech I'm
opposition. basing it on the theory that
10 would not be courteous to the COM
mittee on resolutions. This brought
Lsfe Pence, former congressman from
Colorado. but now a resident of Idaho.
to his feet. mr.. Pence went into the
Mormon question vigorously
Views Of Lafe Pence.
"Wby did Joseph II smith president
Of the Mormon church. go 90 Washing
ton and testify that ne was suI living
with his plural wives and that he in
tended 10 continue living with them p"
ha asked. Because he knew that the
law OF Utah would not be invoked
against biu He knew that a Dolyg-
amist jury would not indict him. and
81 &c did.a aolygamist petit jury would
not convict him. that 10 the jury did
convict him he might hHd polygamist
governor Co pardon him.
1lr- Pence 1Tas loudly appIauded when
he took his seat
Steve Dempsey of Canyon county
vigorously opposed the motion aud the
resolution.
LET Us keep this Damned polysamy
question out of the Democratic party,
said he. II have no sympathy with
pciygamy, but j do not think the party
should take any stand whatever on the
question
When a vote was taken on Senator
Dubois motion, after several others had
spoken. ar. Dempsey's was the only
dissenting vote.
Another action taken by the caucus
Continued GA Page p
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-06

n CRLiNGION. la june "a weI
Il flied electric street car rushed
down Valley Hill street today and
was wrecked against a tree Many OF
The passengers escaped Mrs Joseph
hehu was killed and sixteen were bad
lE injured. Several suffered arms ana
legs broken and many were badly cut
about tho head and shoulders.
The brake beam on the open electric
car broke just as the car begau the
descent. The car dashed down the long
incline at a frightfW speed and the
injured were streWn on both sides of
the track down the entire length Of
the hill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-06
SCARCITY OF NEWS.
Great Battle Evidently Impending OF
in Progress.

5- $780,
-~o-997'
LONDON, June 6.-The curtain is
e-a"n again upon the view of the
progress or the war probably fudfrsr-
aug thdl important events are fmDend-
ans el atOot- The explosions heard ar
-It Arthur suggest that the Russians
nave renewed their attempts 10 re-
move distinctions in the mouth of the
Lai Dor AN kinds Of rum0rs ara .I7r-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-06
SPAIN SENDS WARsHTPs.

Madrid. June 5.-The Spanish bat
ueships Peiayo and Numaucra and the
cruiser Cardinal Cisneros
have left for Tangier, Morocco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-06
C0SSACKS BUSY
IN MANY PLACES
Skirmishes Reported in Differ
emf Parts Of Theatre of War.
BRUSH NEAR CgU CHA 1UN
JAPANESE BROUGHT Up THEIR
ENTIRE FORCE.

. E = . = = = = = = = > . > . . , =
Toxic. june o Oh a. m)-The =
p RUSSIAN guuhoat GilIIaE was tor =
. pedoed ana destroyed at Port Arr =
= thur Saturday
London, june 6.-The Daily Tel .
egraph.s Iien Ts.n correspondent =
y Wires- =
p -Four thousand Russians be- =
longing o. General StakelbeFg's =
brigade ON May 81 attacked 1900 2
japanese occupying position five =
miles south of Wafangtien. The 3
t.teslais were repuised, losing 200 y
p killed and 400 wounded The Jap
aaese lost more thau 100 killed"
. 2 . 3 . . = 3 = = = . = 3 = >
TOXIC. june IS p. mJ-The Japan
csc ana Russian forces located
north of PulaatieH, which were in
series of brushes during the early
Iart OF last week had another cucoun-
ter on Friday. June g. near chm Cbf3
uu. ON hat day tbo Japanese cav
Hiry met the russians al noon Vbe
Russians numbered 1000 men and were
''IiP posed OF infantry detachmenJs of
cavalry aud artillery. They were
pressing the Japanese cavalry. when fine.
japanese assembled their entire force
ana engaged the enemy. The Russians
"Ie" on gradually, and an $3.50 IN the
afternoon iney retired TO Telissu. The
Japanese had four men killed and four
ihen wounded lin this lighting.
Il report has been received here from
General kuroN. saying that on Friday
isSt a detachment was despatched from
- yang theng (Ai Yang Pieumau. %
tnt nor lheast of Feng Wang CheuE)'
q MAKE q reconnaissance toward Chat
hiatsl lSimatsL thirty-five miles north
oi reas Wang Cheng). This detach-
AeHt encountered 60U C0ssaCks. and
after brisk cueaEemeut the Russians
ittfe5ied, General kuroki reports that
tne RUSSIAN loss was heavy. The Jap
a'ese had one man killed ana three
u .uunaL
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-07-01

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lew York, then one of the leaders of

New York, then one of the leaders of
the bar.
whats the trouble" asked the
latter as Conklln excitedly paced the
floor.
i've just been subjected to the
worst insult have ever received.
This Is the first time client ever OBJ
jected to my fee.
You know defended Gibbons for
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| took the case to the superior court,
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iy had the audacity to grumble about
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WELL" said O'Connor slowly, "of
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three thousand dollars Is not a big
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mature consideration. Is that he
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money.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-07-01
The Spelling Match.
RI. f. Miller in the New York Tribune

RI. +. Miller in the New York Tribune.l
Bessie Brown, called out the stou',
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toss up.
"Jim Perkins," echoed the tall
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Others names were called In rapid
succession, until every pupil down to
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floor.
Then the teacher, alert, decisive,
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the foot OF the lines, for the little
folks must have at least one chance at
q word that they could spell. That
was his way OF making good spoilers
of them. "B-a-ba-k. e-r, baker" pip.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-07-01

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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-07-01

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