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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
CAL. LABOR FEDERATION,
L, y Circuit Judge Morrow
Grants Injunction Against II,

san fwnclsco,Jmo 33,-.unitcd state,
Circuit Judge Morrow has granted tho
application Of Dietrich H. Loowc n
co, Of Danbury Conn, for d temporary
injunction against the California stats
federation of labor and the san Fran.
cisco labor council, which has been
boycotiing u local nrln of iobbcre w the
hats manufactured by LooWo, The Va.
Junction pondpute lite was granted on
the ground that the unions had con.
splred not only 20 protect themselves
but 80 destroy the property ana ruin
thc bualnosr Of the complnnants
The dofondnnls contention was thpt
they had used neither forco, threats nor
intimidation aud hui only urged upon
The friends Of labor tho necessity Of uss
INK their ~ lronago Tor the benefit "
labor "a constitutional ught
ma, can II be- tullhtuly said that
this IA all that has been done by them
IN enforcing the boycott" the couri
proc Gods, aud points out that this 's
Inc power ul combined numbers" and
that the company III helpless unless they
surrender the management ana control
Of their business to labor orguni2d'
ton,
IAN employees hnv' the right Ia qult
their employment, but no right 10 com,
bno 10 uut I'm order thereby 10 compel
their employer 10 withdraw from
mutually lronnhlc relation with \
third person fOr The purpose Of lnjnrlnl
the third person when the relation thus
sougn 60 be broken had no effect what
ever upon the character of the reward
of their services
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
TWENTIETH CENTURY
WRECK INVESTIGATION

cleveland, o. juno g9,--A marked
improvement was reported today In the
condition Of Rudolph Cordua OF Brook.
lyn n, v, ana Fireman \, ~ Cor.
ham, the only Victims Of the Monitor
accident who remain In Cleveland hos
pltals II IN believed that both men
win recover
Coroner Sicgclsloln OF This county
viii 40 TO Mentor probably today Ia
examine into the cause Of the disaster
Nc win hold AN Inquest In connection
with all the Victims who died In CleVo-
land, Tho coroner Of Lake county I'm
which Mentor IN located, win take
charge Of The Inquest over those who
died M the scene ~ the disaster n
~ expected mat both hearings viii
commence next Monday
II IN probable mat investigation WIN
develop that a boy Il years old, mod.
died with the switch a. The Mentor
station last nlght and caused tie
wreck of thr Twentieth century nyOr
Wnlnm Usher ticket agent Of the
Nickel Plate, ana JhmW Earnest Ot
MllOughby, were on tho scene " iNa
Wrtrl, ~ minutes after 4 happened,
on me way they met u hoy carrying q
lantern They questioned him, and ho
snid That ho mad been down 90 shut "a
switch Tho men went 10 Tho scen9
NJ lhe wreck and found the switch
opon, but locked,
Tine mon are of tho opinion that the
hoy Thought that there WAS "a froight
ahead ~ tho Twentieth century lin.
ilcd ana oponed the switch 10 Lot 70
through ana take siding and thot
ne meant 10 open the switch instead
" closing n,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23

obsencc of capt CoIno. the battery IL
IN charge VI capt webb, and the sligo
nal corps of capt Skidmoro, capt
Nkldmoru resigned some time uHp
however although hle resignation has
lust been forwarded hy Gen Park II
iB stated thnt Ms leaving hus
nothing 10 do with the plcH'
ant designations, when his ros'
ignutluu lg accepted the CONE
munl win fll to Lieut. w. II, Bcro,
who IN next ranking ollcoG
The national government hnp Il guuld
law which II has recommended ~ the
various states OF the Union, and which
has been adopted by most etutcs How.
rvor VtHh, being younger ana her mil
ltlry forces on a less sHhlo basis, only
portions of the law have been observe
nd, Win the inlontlon NJ putting q
Hll IN force lu,or When such oondl'
lion IN arrived nL Il Win rpmoyc the
state guard from politics, ana mako
appointments to high position depend
uN military service, Sorllun ~ Of ar
lIolo NJ the national law proyldcn
That IN nddlllon lo all regular rcpulrDa
munls u major general of The u,,iliu
email have served VA the guard FcNon
years immediately preceding MS APP
ponlmcnl ana when appointed must
We n brlpa1ler general ur field olliccG
u UriRullu general must when Hl-
pointed be u 0old officer with Ave years
VI consecutive service aniodallng HIS
commission, q colonel must nave aolNs
M lhrro years IN lho guard ny nm oill-
ccr, or siN years us nn ollloer Va some
olho national guard or the regular
army,
This makes II the intention not 10
change The official military forces with
each administration
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from $500 to $1,000 per year, ana II lniloa
because of Tho lack of iunda, AIT Hoi
bowman har drawn heavily on tho
contingent fund" glnop ME appoint.
moni, navlng furnished his onlcoe Nh
hliod an assistant cut Of n, thus Ia
cilliolIng his duties uH ndjulout gcns
crAL
Tho future of the state militia Is a
matter that IN now having the most
earnest attention Of Adit Gen, Nopghr,
gan, ana the line oillcorr who are ptlll
its supporters, Cen bpughuguu slutCh
today To the "NeMH' when asked nR ~
the outloOk
~ 10 not look for a single resignation
IN addition 10 what are already Med
The feeling IN the gunrd this mornns
IN better Nihn !, has horu ful u Iona
limo pIet, ana | think that harmonious
progrple Wlll follow from nov on
Az now organized the guuw 10 m
command of Lieut. col H. NJ n Land,
vino holds h,a lho position iu addition
10 II stan position, ana who lN the
ponlor line officer since the r,sIgnUl Hon
NJ ,ion PARK Below nm are $50 bat.
tnlions VI Infantry ono nulluE Que
troop Of cavalry, ana "a Figuhl corps,
MI Of lhom hut partly recruited td suit.
able strength, III, ono major W, q,
Williams ~ stu IN the service al.
though another win probably ho elect.
ed before the oncampmonl this yonr
Tho position ~ colonel has long been
vacant and there IL no immediate IN,
lontlon 81 illllng H. Tho captains VI
the viz companies Of infantry In the
service are J, A. Hyde, w., w. w.
Knoass q, w. HaaslnR Lamont can
Fred kommcrmnn, ana Freeman Dns.
soft while the cavalry troop ~ In
command Of Lieut. ", l., Bourne In the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
ATTEMPT TO HOLD UP
NORTH COAST LIMITED

Tacoma, wash June % Train rob.
beers made an unsuccessful attempt 10
hold ~ the North tonei limited from
the irwin Cllles today three miles west
uf puynlmp, Three men boarded the
train ~ puyallup and when the tpiu
WAS three miles from the station ordor-
ID the ,nglnpor 10 stop the train M a.
ire which was burning near the tracks,.
lGhginoor Woods did not stop the train
until u half mil beyond the hro brake.
man llnrRins ran w 10 the ENGINE 10
eco what the trouble was and the bnn'
dIt shot at him.
iInrkins throw Mis- lantern into the
ditch and started back for the train,
The bandits then ordered the engineer
ana the conductor ia gel ont ~ the
way while ~ made an attempt ~ back
the train 10 the llrc whore his con.
fodorulos were stationed, He failed to
get the engine aud called for the en-.
gneor ~ come back The robhpr then
began ~ realize his position ANA ~ the
engineer stepped into the cab ne fred
twloo, ono bullot nalionng on thu
boiler head The bandit then Jumped
"a the ground and ran into the brush
The train then pulled into Tacoma
having tho nromin AMI brakeman
behind, uH they were unable to cntch
the train, An engine was sent out for
thom ana thoy were brought In this
morning,
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Crisis in Utah Stale Guard Has Passed.
New Bsdcr
Resignation Officers Net
Condit

rrom ,hn In1I,olIo,. ~ In1,y ~,
o,Isls an no N,,an.I n,,o., 49,,
80" '" WV "",'o''' "'''" " WV,
ana no moro serious disturbances WIN
occur following the resignation OF
lrlp .uon snm a. p,rL and IN, ~.
eel ~ ,,,, 49,. n ' WV r,.
lnoNal oi AdJL'uoh bowmnn' The
threatened resignation of the line OF.
iicols In A body. an m any extended
nu,ho,s v,ul nrn,, ,,I,, ,,, ,,,,, n,,,.ss
,'"''''' WV p'V''p's wv "'"'' u,'''NS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
CHILD SLAVERY
EXISTS IN CHICAGO
Startling Revelations Made IL
Various Justices Courts
Recently
TAKEN FROM INSTITUTIONS.
They Are Made to DO Drudgery 10.
stead Of Being Seat TO
School

Chicago, June 23,.-A system Of yIr.
tuul child slavery IN which children Nm.
der II years OF age are "famcd out'
into households IN an attempt TO solve
the servant girl problem Is a state
Of affairs that has brought to the at.
tenlion OF iho department OF compul-
sorry education following startling rove-
latione In various Justice courts Of en-,
cago IN the last three Wcoks That such
a System exists 10 an alarming degree
" the declaration of SupL w l., llo.
dine, who has secured tho conviction ~
Mrs Otlilio krosulck IN Justice prindi.
who's court ON the charge Of violating
the compulsory education laW,
"Thls w the tenth case OF ils Kind
that ! have had Ia the last lhlsu
wocks,' said Mr. liodlnc, "Judglns
from the testimony of various witnesses
at the trials of these eases | am con.
WINGED there are hundreds of children
from institutions who are drudgng m
servants IN many households of the clty
without being sent to school
Mrs KIosnick was fined $40 ana costs,
the limit IN such casoa The two chll.
dron under her charge were Adelaide
WRlby 10 years old, and Edward RIM
der 10 years old The woman said she
had taken the girl from scotarlnn
orphan ASYLUM IN the city eight years
ago, This child was found hard nt
work over u wHshtuh and n was toell.
He'd n the trial that she had been IN
treated ana compelled tO work NJ the
hnrdcN Kind of drudgory an average ~
~ hours u day she could hardly rond
or write,
The boy was taken from the home Tor
the frrndloW whom he WAS three years
old ANA the testimony showed that h-
had been Kept AZ work Instead Of being
sent To school
Warrants have been secured lur Rrv.
oral persons. many VI whom are wld ~
have taken children nom institutions
and forced them 10 do work fur boyon1
their strength,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23

Mrs, Jtmcs llucN vito NJ farmer of
Abingdon It, llp h said To have M.
cured 500 from me WomNn'H husband
hy promising 10 cure her NJ ronsump-
ION lie induced lluoy ~ draw the
money rom Inc bank und then hastily
lril for chicago, The alleged physl-
,!un WAS trurrl by Mis- railroad uckcL
tie gave no address ~ his Victim, u
Was learned from the station agcnt
lh1t Do nae boarded a chicago. bound
lraln. At the Central Passenger uH.
to'l llIonH office The name was dlscov.
cred WORE name does not appear In
lnr Guy directory ana the police had
% dIllI'u,t task before hom before IN
var found Wolf lH iO yrWF VI ago,
ne nhH lived I'm Chicago for many
years, ana hls apartments arc lifted
up luNlrIduslN llls nolghbore Woro
MOI aware that ho WINS anything but
4 travelling. man, us he represented
himself 10 be-
-. II H. said that ON arriving M "A town
Wolf equipped with % physicians sat.
choh would cull AT ~ livery stable ana
engage mo best ruulppaEc lie would
men ask lo ho driven around tho
country All tho prominent farmers In
'olb manner were pointed ont 90 him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
AFTER NEXT MEETING.
Board OF Education Will Invite N, y, A.,
To Meet Horc,

At q special meeting Of the board OF
education held today at 30 o'clock In
the once Of w, j, Newman II was
unanimously decided TO invite tho Ma.
tIonal Educational association TO hold
~ convention for 1908 In Salt Lake
city, The association holds an annual
convention, at which from $4,000 TO 90.
900 teachers are present " the city
succeeds IN getting the convention the
hotel capacity of the city win BE- tax.
ed to lle utmost, but the board consld.
cred that accommodation could be so-
urod for the entire number OF visitors,
4 committee consisting Of Mathoni-
hnh Thomas of tho board ~ education,
ana Supt Christensen and Miss R0slllo
Pollock Of the city schools was APP
pointed 10 Issue the invitation, ana Soo
That the oily's coupe " properly pross-
cd nj the New Jersey convention this
summer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
TO cool Subway
Retriperating Plants and forssJ
Air Apparatus to I've Installed.

Nov York. June 81 RcfrlgoralIng
plants ana forced air apparatus are 10
BIZ installed IN tho subway 10 cool the
air ana improve the ventilation This
decision n the outcome Of discus
sion by the RAPID Transit commission
" the present condition IN ihc unlc'
ground,
Tcsts nro IN bo made ag soon as pos,
slblc at two nr three stations, ana
then, n the apparatus proves efficient
the entire subway VIII be equipped
with Inc plants chief Engineer Rice
was instructed by the commission to
install fomo device at onro, ana later
II was determined ~ mako the first
test win r0frlgorplIOn ana forced air,
the impression NJ the onglucorf and ~
the commissioners being nat the air
IN the subway W pure enough, but mat
n needs cooling
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23

Buffalo, n Y, juno 2a Trod w.,
Green, cashier ~ the Frodonla Ne
tlonu bank Of trcdouIa New York,
for the arrest o. whom warrant had
been ISSUED, today surrendered him.
aalf ana gave ball. TOR hearing on
Monday IN the sum ~ $4,000, The
Waruut issued OgpNst drcon charges
him With making falso entry 10 The
offort that the flodonid National bank
had a credit IN the Forogivlllo bnnk
Whom mch credit doo1 not exist
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
SMALL PROSPECT
FOR An ARM|ST|CE
Little Likelihood Of Further Msve
Until Plenipotcntiarics are Ap.
pointed and Time Fixed,
JAPAN WANTS THESE SETTLED.
Believed that She 10 Unwilling to Re.
lIcqulsh Her Present Strategic
Advantages

H. retersburg June 23,--Therc IN not
likely 10 DC amy further move In the
direction " an nrmlstice until the
plcnipo,cntlarIos are appointed ana the
time OF their meeting definitely fixed.
Japan seems unwilling 10 discuss any
new Issue until these two questions are
settled This does not necessarily
mean that all hope Of arranging sus-
pension of hostililics before the meeting
has disappeared, but nm an indication
Of JNpan's mood II increases the doubt
M 90 whether she could be induced 10
rclinqulsh temporarily the strategic
advantages which shc evidently be,
lioyos shc enjoys
Indeed, II might raise the suspicion
Of spnrring for time until Field Maj.
shall oyamo has developed his offensive
and II actually IN process ~ delivering
his blow when Japan could easily
plead II was too late, The delay In
nettling the matter of the plcnipo,cnti.
aries If therefore all the more deplorcd
by those desiring TO avoid further
hloodrhcd, Both countries seemed per-
fcctly willing 10 name negotlntors, but
each evidently desires the other TO
show ~ hand FIRST
ON account " Foreign Minister Lams.
dorff's Illness, Ambassador Meyer VAS
unable 10 have personal interview
with him either yesterday or today
but II ~ believed that communications
from Washington are passing II writ.
ing II appears that Count Lnmsdorn
has had u touch " heart trouble and
his physician again today forbade him
10 leave his room, but promised 10 nj.
low the minister 90 "a 10 the chancol-
lory tomorrow
Coun, Lomsdorns Illness naturally
has created much gossip 90 the effect
that he II about 10 retire ana NJ, Mura-
ylcif Russian ambassador 10 Rome,
and NJ D'leWolekN minister NJ Copen.
hagen, are named nv his probable sue.
oossors, but M yet thao IN no evidence
that the rumom have more fNndnllon
than those OF similar character which
proceeded lhom, There IL strong ren.
Ron for saying that the Russian ploni.
IOlVn'NIl'N VIII 0lNiun' nll0lNIA
man Of high rank though m yet thcrn
IL no clue to his Identity except that
II win not be Con, kuropnlkin Tho
downfall Of Admiral AlcNloff and the
suppression of the lOr.oastern commit.
tee materially Increases the likelihood
that NJ Wltto VIII also represent nus.
pl0, since ho " an lnNotornlo onomy
~ the "wnr oubll who now seems
definitely 10 have fallen under imperial
dI0fnvor
CHECK TO NEGOTIATIONS,
Washington June 29,.-lt IN learned
through official sources that owing ~
the illnoss of Count lamsdorll the
Russian foreign minister there has
been slight check TO the negotiations
affecting Russia ana Japan II IL
specifically stated, however, that this
does nat imply that there has been any
hitch. hut simply that the negotiations
have bpou innYoldahly delayed for The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
ROBBED IN RUSSIA,
An American Has Ills Jewels
stolen In 1T, Petersburg Hotel

IT, Petersburg June 20. Therefore =,
DARLING OF Now York ana several
Other quests Al tho Hotel do LlMrop0
have boon robbed NJ All their Wlul.
bios Mr., DARLING lest n diamond nock'
lace ana quite sum of money sub
poquontly, tho necklace was discovered
I'm IA pawn shop with the assistance
" American embassy efforts are now
mnkng 10 recover tho stolen property
Considerable mystery surrounds tho
robbery Suspicion foll on a Russian
countess hut when accused she threat.
cnhd To suo the proprlciorH ~ tllo no.
tel, and NO attempt has been made 10
prosecute her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
CONDITION OF INJURED,
How Patients In Hospitals at Salt
Lake and Grnnd lMnetl on Are,

WIN one exception the injured pas
fongclS of the Rio 0rnndo Western
nam which was wrecked n, $3.50
o'clock Yesterday morning near pinto,
wan nro resting comfortably today,
ma give promise " recovering without
permanent injuries A large majority
oI Uho patients received "A hnd iarr/g
up WIN consequent nervous troubles
when were temporary, After resting
,nlh molllng they were nblo 10 con.
llun on their way 10 their dcstIna-
IONS ana many or them are outNpokon
y lnelr praise Of the railroad company
,ot W. care of them after tho wreck,
,Wnen me tram arrived IN Salt Lake
nlh morning ample carriages were ~
hund together with hospital ambu.
lnhroN, nnd all who were In any way
hhhken NJ IN the wreck were conveyed
lo me UNnd paclnc hotel, near the
oregon Short Line depot There COM
loflhble beds wcro provided. and this
morning u substantial meal was pro.
Nided Al Helper Utah, on route to The
.l'y another meal had been served by
I'VE company, TO all those who were
III the wrecked cars.
At GRAND JUNCTION.
NJ noon today Dr. Seymour u.
Dung Who II IN charge of the tab,s
.nr me Church, gave the following 10
wv news OF the condition of all
lnuonla ~ hoNhospitals nj Salt Lake
..na uIand Junction aud others known
Alter tho wreck, Which occurred AZ
NV O'Clock yesterday morning o. miles
wv" Grand junction, Nix patients
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
A WOLF IN SLEEPS
CLOTHING ARRESTED

ChIcago. Juno co. charged with
aNludlng humorous persons hy IRE.
tending to be- % ph,NcIUn Henry Wolf
has been arrested At hls residence here.
Tho police say The man llNod a ar
Jokyll ana M lydo' existence he
was known "a hlp friends HH u travel.
ing man. while N country towns ho
represented himself Ns "Dr Hart"
Vol Was arrested on complaint "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
BISHOP BONACuM's SUIT.
lnJunelion Agans, Rev. W.
Murphy Dismissed.

'h~goJunc 3,.-A dispatch 10 tho
Tribune from Lincoln, Ncb, says
The injunction Instituted by Bishop
1homaR liOnlcm Of the catholic do.
c's, of Lincoln against the Rev Wi.
liam Murphy former parish priest at
seward, ns to who shall occupy the
parish property az seward, hus been
dismissed by the Nebraska supreme
count Father Murphy retains posses.
slonulihough long ago oNcommunloutod
by Bishop Bontrum In the oplgIon
one paragraph is that the court can.
not enforce on register the DEGREES ~
Rome,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23

NEW SPANISH CABINET,
Gen, Weyer Is Appointed Min
Ister Of War,

Madrid, Juno % King Alfonso today
approved lho new cabinet ~ follows
Minister VI the Interior Nonor GnroIn
notTu,
Mmlsior " Foreign Anancs-Acnof
RnnchcS Roman
Minister Of Finance bpuor lrzala
MlJstor az war Gen, Noylor
Minister ~ Marine. senior Nilhnu' ya
Minister Of Agriculture honor Roman.
Minister of Jusllce-Scnor Gonsiloi
hcnh,
Minister Of Public Instruction Senior
Mollprdo,
poiVatIc wlll advise The king 10 dissolve
The cortss Immediately
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
GOV. Carter Of Ilowoil Resigns.

uonohlu juno "a Gov carter mailed
Ma resignation 10 president Roosevelt ON
"Wednesday llc viii leave here ON juno
AZ for Washington to discuss tho matter
III hs Iptlfumtut from the guycnoIshim
10 Lu. htru m cable correspondence VIII
tho prosldrW recording it and has Ia
col,cd permission ~ go 70 me Capitol tgr
n personal interview
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
NEW IDAHO POSTOFFICE.
Ono Established at Hansen, Cassia Co,
7, J. Rauch Postmaster
lsneoIal 10 the oNeMr.nl

Washington, u, G., June s3,'-port.
of,lco established u, Hansen, Cassll
county, Ida with Thomas j, Rauch,
postmaster
May H. Ilarlor has been appointed
postmaster At Louisville, Fremont conn'
~, l5o,, vice John Airowsni,b, re-
moved
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
WYOMING TRAGEDY.
Young ROnchman Shoots Woman Sup,
posed TO be His Wife

Special Correspondence.
sheridan NAoY Juno G'-Duvl1 Green
son OF u prominent mnchmau lymg near
here. today shot and kIllcd Rag limo
Mo and himself at Cltprmont east 6f
hero urpoi Wa auolod lor urgCfy Two
months ngo, and WAS mdor bonds 10 Hp,
pear IN the district court hero Tor trlul
The money ohWnrd through his forgouca
he apont on The pirl ~ murdered
received, hui n a. Wnuotod that iOlnuty
caused hy tho affections ot tho gr for
annihor man lcd 90 thU gh0otlnV
The coroner aud ehorln have gone 10
lhu Gcuno,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
ROBERT ORR's ACCOUNT.
Tells n Detailed story Of How
The Wreck Occurred.

Occupying cot In Ward at the
Groves H. ID, \, hospital II Robert orr,
one Of tho passengers on the Inflated
Rio drando train, Mt orr " from
Shettleston, Scotland, and coming M
ho does from q country where railroad
accidents seldom happen, II wont TO
regard his Introduction To Utah as
strangely impressive ana one which
he win not forgot for some time, II ~
ALL while the gentleman " one Of
those whose INJURIES sent him To the
hospital, no WAS among the first 10
render aid 10 the aWe.strlckon n1ssons
pors, and rescued many from their pc.
cullar positions When the accident
occurred Mr.. orr wac seated IN tho
chair ear next 10 the hugRagc, which
WAS the first passenger coach 10 topplc
over, When seen by "NoWs' repor.
ter this morning the gentleman made
the following statements
WHEN CRASH CAME
~ was In the front end OF the Hrs,
car when tho accident happened, II
was $3.50 IN the morning aud the train
must have been going about 90 miles
an hour when the crash came For
somo llmo before the accident O strange
feeling " impending disaster came over
mo, ana I wondered what would be-.
come OF M should something occur to
wreck tho train, suddenly thero was a
terrific Jerk ana With II the coach In
which WAS seated went over, For
moment stiffness rolgncd' bu, present
CONTINUED Oh page two)
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TWO Lake steamers sunk,

Detroit, Juno 20 Tic wooden steamers
CIV NJ nomo ana llndou COLLIDE carly
today IN the ~ Chlr river opposite
Tnrhmoo park and both were sunk Two
members OF the crew Of the Linden tho
cook and hla wife, Wolo drowned,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23

Windsor W. June 2l-NB Mary ST.
Rogers. who was to have boon hlngcd IN.
day for the murder Of lr husband han
boon rooltcd from SOLITARY confinement
and permitted TO mlnglo with Mo other
Nuomu prisoners ut tho state prison.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
Mnny People Shot Down.

I.odg Russian Poland, juno '3-.A
bloody collision between soldiers and
crowd ~ people occurred hrro today
Many people were kllrd,