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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-21
PROTESTS AGAINST
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Especial TO The Herald.)

Washington. Dec. Ex-senator DUBOIS
will reintrOduce a pill authorizing. the
states holding school lands incapable OF
cultivation or irrigation TO relinquish tire
same to the government and select IN eN-
change an equal area of lands thar can
be reclaimed
Protests are pouring into the depart
rnent Of Justice against Miles Johnson.
assistant district attorney for Idaho,
which are Intended TO bring about his r.
moval The nature OF the charges arc not
disclosed but IL is understood they come
from friends OF men recently indicted n
northern Idaho.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-21
SALE OF 100000 SHARES
OF UTAH APEX REPORTED
Especial 10 The Herald.

Boston. Dec. 3O.-There have been
sent to the treasurer's officer here for
transfer al least 1000 shares of Utah
Apex. They are TO be turned in ten
share certificates. on demand Of the
London stock exchange. These have
all been bought IN New York and Bos-
ton
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-21
STRIKE AT MOSCOW.
city Declared 10 Be in Partial
State of Sieae

81. Petersburg. Dec. 20. 6:20 p. NJ
Reports received here from Moscow
y ,e today indicate that the strike was
successfully tnaugurated and is spread
yngH rapidly Even the electric light
plants are closed. Governor General
h oubassoff has declared the city 10 be
sn a partial state of siege, which gives
che civil authorities the exceptional
powers OF the arrest act.
The new move VIII be to declare a
state of siege in which the military
supercedes civil power. Ii is expected
that the inauguration Of the strike
here tomorrow viii be followed by Il
similar measure but if the situation
becomes worse, as anticipated, martial
law viii be declared.
The provisional authorities have al
zeady been empowered. In anticipation
OF the contingency of their being cut
off from the capital TO act on their
own responsibility, even 10 the eS-
tent of the proclamation OF martial
law
Occupied by Troops
The railroad stations at ST Peters
Continued on Page ?.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-21
NOT COMING HOME.
lspecinI b L. Herald.

Washington Dec. 70. Senator aud
Airs sutherland viii remain here du-
RING the holidays. They VIII have as
home quests 1helr daughter. Miss Edith,
who l. attending school at nVingtOn-
on-the-ffu son. and her friend Miss
Julia cullen Of Wellesley college.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-21
PYTHlAN cELEsRATIoN.

Richmond Ind Dee.. so.-Charies L.
Shiylev Of Richmond. Supreme chan
cellor of the Knights Of Pvthias. has
designated Feb. - 1906. as the time
for the celebration OF the anniversary
0f the founding of the order.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-21
Damage to Shops.

The shop building, according to the
statement made by William Miller. as
sistant superintendent OF motive power,
was about 800 feet tin length by eighty
feet in width. 1t was valued at @,Ogt
The loss Of equipment, including the
cars, is estimated at $4,000 The loss on
the machinery, boiler room and station
airy engines could not be given last night
hut IT is not probable that II Will reach
above $4,000. This estimate was made
during the fire and was subsequently
considerably reduced.
When Mr. Miller was asked IN regard
lust as soon as this debris is removed
the shops will be built. / am unable 10
saw what will be done for temporary
shops
the yards after the fire was under con-
troll He remained but a short time and
laf things IN charge of Master Mechanic
William Donald and Mr. Miller.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-21

GENERAL STRIKE
TODAY AT NOON
Russian Reds Believe They Can Over
throw the Empire.
FINAL STRUGGLE AT HAND
OFFICIALS OPTIMISTIC AS TO THE
RESULT.
FINAL STRUGGLE AT HAND


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Moscow. Dee 20.-The strike =
= was begun here promptly at noon =
> today An the men walked out Of =
= the factories and mills. and the =
. trains on the six railroads were =
= left standing in the stations =
= Shortly afterwards an incoming =
y train on the kursk road was fired y
- into by armed strikers The en- =
= gineer and several passengers =
were wounded.
= The strikers generally seem pro- .
Vided with arms. There is great =
= excitement in this city y
=
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-21
Flames Burst Through Roof.

The first was first seen from the
general foremans office in the round
house Just north Of the car shops. The
flames burst out through the roof IN
the northeast corner of the building
The electric lights fickered and flashed
ont for a moment about tve minutes
before the fire was discovered. 1t Is
the theory of Fire Chief Bywater that
this was caused from the burning out
of the insulation on the wires ana
that this set fire 10 the building.
The whistles We're turned ON run
blast and several crews of men were
set TO work dragging put a line OF
hose. The connection with the water
plug was made and the water turned
on. but the hose proved of poor quail
itv and burst in a dozen places me
alarm was turned in to the fire de-
partment at 10:3O o'clock. The centrai
station and station No. responded
when the fire de@aTtment arrived, the
flames We're well under Roadway. -Four
lines of hose We're put in operation
hut the firemen were unable TO enter
the building. The fire had TO be fought
from the outside The Rio Grande
Western employees laid two lines OF
hose. which were used constantly ON
| the paint shops to prevent them from
catching fire.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-21
R. C. W. SHOPS
BURN; BIG LOSS
Flames Destroy Entire Building and
Threaten Other Railroad Property.
DEFECTIVE WIRING BLAMED
FlREMEN HAVE NARROW ES-
CAPE IN FALLING RUINS.

= HE Rio Grande Western railroad
car carpenter shops at Sixth West
and Third South streets We're
destroyed last night by fire. The loss
is estimated at not less than $4,000.
The fire broke out at 1925 o'clock and
apparently originated from defective
wiring. The insurance on the shops
could not be ascertained.
The entire building was burned TO
the ground. Twelve box cars on the
west of the shops were destroyed,
and two streams of water were kept
playing on the paint shops, just few
yards TO the east of the car shops, TO
save them. Two combination coaches
and a caboose, in the shops for repair.
were also destroyed. The boiler room
in connection with the car shops. and
about $4,000 worth of new machinery
recently installed. We're practically put
out of commission. Part of the ma
chinery can be overhauled and used
again
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-21
Firemen Jump for Lives.

The firemen had to jump for their
lives, and Captain Wilson came near get
ting pinned under sheet OF RED not
corrugated iron
The north end Of the shops fen IN and
this gave the firemen a chance 10 work
on the box cars, which were almost
burned TO the trucks. Before the east
end fen over, about midnight. the fire
was practically extinguished and there
was no danger Of the fire spreading.
The machinery trucks and other equip
n4ent were scattered from one end of the
shops TO the other About sixty sets or
tools belonging 10 employees in the shop
were also DESTROYED. Before the fire
reached the south end OF the SHOPS TWO
cars were taken out BY an engine crew.
The other cars were off the trucks or
they could have been pulled out also.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-21
Car Shops Like oven.

The car shops We're covered With coz
rugated iron, which became red not ana
stood out in relief Ike great oven; Inc
firemep were unable - get wifhn an
advantageous distance N the 0uildnS.
From the tops of the box cars on the
west side of the shops the firemen DID
their most effective work. Three crews
worked from this point and one crew on
the south at the entrance. SeVeraI tunes
the corrugated iron on the sides OF the
Daiut shops became almost red hot ana
the firemen were driven from their posts
In places the iron bulged out TWO and
three feet, warplng the bulidlhg OUT OF
shape. -.
crash, and the flames Illuminated the city
for blocks around. The fire burned more
Violently at this period than before. From
the box cars the firemen got in to the
heara-of the flames with four streams OF
water. Soon afterwards the fire was
practically under control, and the paint
shops were no longer in danger. The
heavy timbers IN the roof spread the
SIDES of the building out several feet. The
west side fell first and set fire to the
hqX cars
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-21
Occupied by Troops.

The railroad stations at St Peters
Continued on Page ?.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-01

bolag. En- liten q ar gammal son
i moderns andra g'fte blef afven-
ledes 0fverk0rd at en- sparvagn
och dodad.
Emellertid stannade Charles i
Sverige. tills han var 81 ar gam
NAL, da han reste hit, och uppe.
hoil sig med tillfalligt arbete an
har och an der utan att blifva i
tilltalle att ia trafa modern. hvi!-
ken afed for nagra ar sedan.
Charles kom slutligen for nagon
It'd sedan till St. James, der han
erh0ll arbete hos en- farmare och
gilte sig med hans dotter, hvari-
genom han kom / en- bergad stall
ming, och for,iden vecka kom han
hit for att soka efter system, hvll-
ken blef ensam vid modrens dod
Har har han traffat manga, som
kant henne, men ingen synes haf-
va reda pa hvar hon NJ vistas.
Hon ar nu, derest hon 6nnes i If
vet. 20 ar gammal Nagra at hen
mes gamla bekanta tyckas villa
erinra sig att hon blifvit gift.
= En- vacker kladhangare gra
tbs hos G.. d. Hanson & Co, hor.
net 4th & Jennings.
Fastdn Sioux City lange varil
| berattigsdt till en- p~arkstyrelse
ellcr board at park commissioners
har staden hittills varit i saknsc
at en- sadan. Men nasta var lar Ell
dyhk styrelse komma att valias
och dess torsta uppgiit blir da at
allagga parker pa lampliga stall
len har och der,
Oaktsdt sin betydliga ytvidd a.
Sioux City mycket fattigt pa par
kar och forskonande anlaggninga
och ALMANAC meninger synes var;
att man mycket val kan reda sis
dem forutan. Afven enskil6a for
mogna personer bry sig med fl
undantag ON att iorskona sin;
vidstrackta gardsplaner, dea Up
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-01

perlIgt rum 6nnes for vackra au-
laggningar. M sta dessa CARDS
planer under hela sommaren till
storsta delen kala och tomma FL
en- enda lummig bersa, som pa de
beta sommardagarne kunde bere-
da dsss egare sa mycken svalka
och trefnad, star att upptacka,
och de enda ansatser man gor att
forskona slit hem ar att der ut
plantera nagra ia o~ansenliga pryd-
nadsvaxter. Nagra aktningvarda
uudantag hnnas visserligen. men
dessa arc mycket ia. Ons&ligt
wore att Ell kompetent och for sin
SAX intresserad parkstyrelse till
sattes, som kunde visa de penning
giriga infodingarne huru mycken
trefnad och ~estetisk njutning man
kan beredd sig genom att for en-
jemforelsevis ringa kostnad pynta
utanfor slit hem. Store delen al
den vidstrackta forstaden Morning
Side med dess stora tomter och
de mycket praktiga tradplanterin
gar, som 6nnas der redan iorut,
kunde da torvandlas till en- verk
lig r~osengard.
I En- 20 ar gammal man vid MANN
Peter Friedman, bosatt 4oS West
IS Street, ahed a St. Josephs no.
spitalet torliden fredagsformiddag
at munlasa. Friedman hck for
nagot Diver tire veckor sedan er
hal krossad genom olyckshandelse
i en- elevator i c. Shenkberg Co. S
byggnad och toys till St. Josephs
hospiralet for undergraduate af be
ha ding. Munlasa installde sig
omkring s dagar senar och
Friedman led mycket imam har
dog. Den aaidne var gift sedan
nagra manader tillbaka och efter.
lemnar en- ung hustru f0rsankt
sorg
Malsgadrutvor, navelapeisiner,
stora och sma, SAINT ina banana.
hos La-son & Anderson.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-01
M0ksy0RENS 1EtEFUNNuMMER GIT

SvenSI;a och norska tenn och
tic k6pas och saljas i
MescAant National Bank.
Mr. AfariiR Nanyd, reseagent
for American. Atlantic transport,
DO n,nion, Red Star, Leyland och
White Star linierna. a1adei man
dag, EFT bes0k pa vart kontor.
Nop eder kostym eller ofver-
rock hos osS fran So. 50 till h6gre
py,Ser och "a EN- fin h~atthangare
gratis. Sc Watt skyltfonster. h0r-
Ae: 4 < Jennings.
G. d. Hanson & Co.
'1fcE aaiedniug af att tacksdgel-
-sedsge0 INHALER pa tersdag eller
dec Gag, da tidningen annars bru
ka1 "a : press, utgifves tidningen
,de,s>,a vecka tidigare. sa att pre-
nunieganterna / Staden och dess
,omG cid denna gang erhalla den pa
son,dag.
gacska agg till zoe pr dussir
octt }ar ski Cioverhill smor till 23C
ps ID hos Larson & Anderson.
CHarkcs Ost6Frgtr tran St. James
&taa., har varit har for att sok;
s1tcc en- syster vid MANN Emma
Lvtken han 81 sett pa Diver 20 ar
ia Qstberg var IL ar gammal
dog hans fsder i Go,eborg. de
fa0aiijen var bosatt, och moderi
reste kort derefter till Amerik
med Get yngre barnet Emma ocI
stog sig ned harstades och ingicI
akteaskap med en- man vid mann
L(ndquist. hvilken ahed 1852 a
skador. som han adragit sig unde
a~Dete for Sioux City sparvags
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-01
EN- FULLsTANDIG KUR vID
K N EIPPBADE SVERIGE
stAller sig, med viyre och ALT, billigar

stAller sig, med vivre och ALT, billigare
an att stamina hemma.
Kmnar Nj Ska demanding f0r Led-eEer mus
ketreumdtiSm, gigt. bi0dfdtigdOm. iRfnensdSgiter
fr0SSG, SockerSjukd, skr0fer, enqeiskd sjukan. bIek-
sol, eller BdSedoWS Sukdom, eller for Aagon al
NARY YsTEMETS eller ryq1margeas sjukdo-
mar. = genomga ia en- kur vid
Kneippbaden vidNorrk0ping
bet svenska konungahusets medlemmar sin
das dit af siha respective lakare Personer III
ALA samhalSklasser sandals af sins lakare DIT
med baSta resultat. Inemot 1900 patienter ha
daIstades erhallit bot och lindring under d
sista stu aIen. En-. seJour vid k~neippbaden
kostsr acknowledgement iHSkriTaiRgsJgiM. Taxa
redT00de och JulLstihdid kHr cid 0pstdltSp, JAMIE
ser dect0Fs hoytH0E0rdertRg endast
500 for andra klLss. och sos f6r f6rsta
klasS. aledes kan Nj IA On .fVla min tur med
takdr6ehdndIiag, board och rum for eHdast SO
! per UeckG.
let kostar mer att taga matchmaking /
Am.riLa, oafsedt Observation-Disclosures.
Biljetter sallas och EFT ned SpeHSkG Eyer Mu-
| strsTdG prospect fas gratis hos ala de fornam-
sta sy-nSka affarerna, dar ARCHAEOLOGICAL
| och svenska becker sdljas. Ga och ia et pro-
spehH bet passar for Eders pariorbordl
KneippbadelS KallVattenkuranStalten i
SVERIGE. Open iRET ON.
Kommissionar l Sioux City. Iowa,
o. E. JACOBSON.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-01
Sioux City,.

Svgns&a M0Ett0renS kontor
&<e> 5ppet fran XII. 7 till 9 hvarie
qv3it
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-01

- Godtkop och alltid godtkod
hos Larson & Anderson.
Underklader, mossor, hand
skar, vantar m m. hos G.. d.
Hanson & Co., hornet 9Th & Jen-
nings.
Eft fullstandigt lager af ALA kol-
sorter hos the Soutbern-Co Goa Co
Var strafvan ar att gifva det ba-
sta, en- dollars varde for varie dol
lar. som Detalas hos oss.
RAFT som Diet ar blir Diet kallt
Ga till Spaulding, 8 & Court SITS
och kop utanfonster.
ON Nj har hosta, sa en- kop
en- Aaska at Thelandersmpound
Cough Syrup.
Nj behofver eJ frysa j winter, ON
Nigar till Spaulding. 3&Court SITS
och koper stormdorrar.
Encyclopaedia Kriget.
Fred afslutad F~ullstandiga boken fardig,
Agentor 0uskas att salja babe deu
svenska och engelska uprlagan. Basta
boken. Basta kommissio svillkor Fri
frakt kredit given. Agentutstyrsel fritt
Tillskrif den stora pa'itliga frman:
Universal Book & Bible House,
270-27S Wabash Ave-, Dept. IA. Chicago
Ill.
Da Nj behofver stormdortar ga
till Spaulding, 8 & Court SITS.
Den basta platsen att kopa gro
cerier och kott ar hos
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-28

Kohala, Hawaii, Oct, 10.-The ko
hala Club and Transportation Com
pany was Incorporated in 1901. In
1881 several Kohala gentlemen organ
ized the Kohala Club which was pure
~ a social institution, the land where
the club stood being owned by George
Holmes. At that time club house,
containing buffet, billiard room, card
and reading room, was erected at Oha'
naula. yet non.members of the club
were not admitted without an intro
duction, being a select circle. James
Woods was president OF the CLUB
while Thos. ]. Hayselden was secre'
tary.
A few years before its Incorporation
the club took In boarders and room
ers, providing they were folks VINO
were known to the members OF the
club. Under the able management oil
w. p. McDougall, who became its man
ager August LIST, 1904, the Kohala Club
has been one of the most popular no
tells upon the Island of Hawaii, and
any traveller who has ever visited Ko
hala will always carry with him pleas
ant remembrances of the hospitality
handed out to him at this meeting
place of Kohala's best citizens.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-28
Remarkable Cruise Of Ship
After Being All But Wrecked

Kiping or Poe could not possibly
have conceived a more wonderful eN
EerIenCe for Il ship than Tat which
the British steamship Cumbal, in Erie
Basin to-day, actually went through
in her eventful voyage from New
York to Valparaiso. says the New YorG
Telegram. It should be said, more
properly, the Cumbals intended voyage
to the CHILEAN port. for she never
reached here. but instead returned 20
New York In a manner that will long
live in the memories of modern mari.
ners.
Travelling eight thousand miles
with portion OF her bottom torn
away by Jagged rocks and with an i'm
proyised bottom of planks shored with
tree trunks is only part of the Cum
balls wonderful achievement. When
the huge freighter Is put in dry.dock
and her keel is revealed to view, won
der may well be increased that the ship
ever reached this harbor, unaided and
under her own steam, and in such
shape that she will be as good as new
when the shipwrights make the nee,
essary repairs.
Almost a year ago the Cum,
bal sailed from New York with a cargo
of cement. paper and miscellaneous
stores for South American ports. 81
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-28
Kohala Club OF Kohala
Where Weary Find Rest

The Club Is pleasantly situated at
Ohanaula, and affords accommodation
Tor a goodly number of people, Upon
one side, and at the front Of the spa
cious grounds, a seven.room cottage Is
situated, while across the way upon
the opposite side of the large lawns
and driveway, another cottage contain.
ing six rooms and a sitting room,
stands. At the back of the property,
the club building, containing kitchen,
dining room, billiard parlor, reading
room, card room and buffet, Is located.
Near this building stands the building
containing four rooms, which is occu'
pied by the servants. Adjoining the
club house stands the Kohala Social
Hall, a new and spacious dance hall
owned by Kohala district, where the
elite of Kohala's social set often meet
to trip the light fantastic and while
away a few hours.
In connection with the club a large
stable, where sixty head of horses and
mules are kept, is operated. Hacks,
buses, buggies, carryalls and other
vehicles, are to be had day and night
A visit to Kohala, which Is one OF
the prettiest districts In the Territory,
is not visit unless the Kohala Club Is
visited,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-28

lister Allen, although a resident OF
Delaware. Ohio, is well known here and
was appointed Minister to Korea by
President Mckinley at the direct solicit
tatlon of Governor Nash, now decea,
ed, the stepfalher of David Doshler
Krumm charges that Allen was Inter
osted in the corporation which obtained
from the Korean Government the con.
tracts to build thirty.seven miles OF
street railway In Seoul, the capital oil
Korea, and 1873 miles Of steam road
from Seoul up through Korea. The
claim is made that the power OF the
American Government was clandestine'
ly used by Allen in securing the con.
tracts for Cochran and Bostwick, and
that outrageous practices were resort
ed to to force the Korean Government
to pay an exorbitant price for imper
feet construction, American warships
to make an intimidating demonstra
ton.
Allen was allowed to resign and the
charges against him, made by Ray
mond Krumm, were pigeon.holed by
Assistant Secretary LOOMS, but now
Secretary Root has taken up the mac
ter and Krumm has been summoned 10
Washington.
An independent investigation is said
to be under way in Seoul.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-28

Wainiha, Kauai, Sept. 27.-A look
in at the work being performed by tho
Kauai Electric Company, at Wainiha,
10 well worth ones time. for the Wal.
nina Valley Is not only wild and
pretty place, but the vast amount of
tedious labor being done upon tunnels
for the water to he used in developing
interesting feature,
The road from Hanalei to Wainiha.
passes over the Waioli and Waipa
streams, which drain the watersheds
and some of the rice lands near Ha
nalei. Now the road leads in a wind.
ing manner, up the bluffs, from where
"a magnificent view can be had of the
Hapalei valley, bay and village. 10
yond these bluffs, the next stream to
be met with. Is the Lumahai river,
where the last ferry to be used in the
island is operated by a curious old
Hawaiian, who struck work a short
while ago because his pay was not in
sight. This old Hawaiian patriarch
greets you affably with broad smile
and calls out Aloha" In an expressive
way that none but the old.style Hawai-.
fans can use.
This old ferry Is a regular wooden
barge having two approaches to it, one
upon each end, while along either
side a bench seat extends across 1t.
Horses and buggies are driven or rid.
den upon the barge and then the old
Hawaiian. who wears nothing but a
broad smile and an old malo, pulls the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-28
MORE Big SCANDAL
SECRETARY ROOT AFTER
MINISTER ALLEN AT SEOUL
GRAFT SAID TO
HAVE BEEN FATHERED BY
OUR MINIsTER-kEPT
1T QUIET.

Columbus, o., Oct. If charges
made by Raymond E. l.. Krumm Of
this city be confirmed by an investiga'
ton which Is expected to be begun by
the direct order Of President Roose.
welt, the recent Loomis. Bowen contro.
versy, with its attendant accusations
OF fraud and corruption, will sink into
comparative insignihcance. The invss
tigation will involve DIR. II. n. Allen
of Delaware, Ohio, eX'United States
Minister to Korea.
The scandal will include in its i'm.
pl!cations men high In American polit
ical and financial circles and at the
same time will unmask the alleged
high.handed operations of American
capitalists working in unison with
American plenipotentiaries.
Krumms charges, in brief, alleged q
graft OF $4,000 from the Korean Gov
eminent and are said to implicate ex
Minister Allen md Contractors Col
bran and Bostwick. the Americans who
built the street railroad In Seoul and
the steam railroad running out Of that
city, under a contract with the Korean
Government. Columbus citizens will,
play a prominent part In the inyestt
cations about to be made.
Krumm and his attorney, J. F. Safer,
ere residents OF this city, while David
Deshler, a cousin of John G. Deshler,
4 prominent banker who has interests