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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14

ment supervision. This was done. MS I
understand; but shortly afterward tho
guano business was given up. and Tho
island has been vacant from that time
to this
a FORT ON NAVASsA.
our naval officers can probably tell
whether it would pay to establish
fortihcation on NaVussa | have talked
win some sea captains who think n
might be of great value and with naval
officers who say that It would cost more
to protect 1t than II would be worth
nave travelled very close to the island
IN going TO and from Panama. ana IA
my andteurish eyes Il seems the na.-
urdl position for a great rortiacatiou
II Hes right In the lower end OF tha
NlndWdrd Passage, just half Way he
tween HIATT and jamaica. ana q little
more than 100 miles south of Guanto.
namo standing upon the island ON
clear day one can see the blue moun-
tans of Haiti,
Navassa IS two ana ope.bolr MIL.
long ana mile wide. Il Is almost
surrounded by bold perpendicular cllffs
making 1t practically maccassl.
PIE except at the landing plat.
form on the western side, where
the Ruano ships were loaded
IN that Vicinity there is good hold
ing ground within half a. mile of The
shore, where the water is about 90 feni
deep, The island Is a natural fort bav-
ing those walls Of cliffs about $50 Foe,
broad running around the coast excep.
TT the entrance Disappearing guns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14

d guDulr win bp Ioubl, that ImOuut
/ r,aI rau ba brought cheoply fr0m Nor
,.It o N,,rport News and ON. vessels.
vim ruua harn for fueI one of the
most lmuortaut things I'm naval war
.4r,. 4. Io b, within EASY .pch of coal.
and .II modern conyentouccs of loading
and uuln.dlnp win br supplI.d. Some
OF tua. .ngl drnote WIN boz ON th, island
I'm tho hqrbor. The water is deep
close to tbp shares of these islands ana
.omo of fbem ne so small mat several
.uius cam ho loaded from thc same is-
Iand M tbe snme time
A biz -uppy of ammunition and 9th
pi. necessities win be Kept there There
,yII D, l pr machine work.. and ever
ARRANGEMENT fur the rapid repair of
disabled vessels n a gunhoat rs ia.
hurl m am ENLARGEMENT IN the Cut.h-
beam. t. can bee lowed to tilantunamo
and there repaired m the AIRY lock
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H'vN 'H uNl'h'h
GunularuUu Iat has mauv udyau-
f.r. n..r -l4.fiupo Whom rar.u.,
.yup hoturj mo Hpr, his .hips had to go
ont iY .... Inn Single Hlr and uobson sl-
most ,losraG the entrance ,,hen ho
SUNK an. NcuIwnc Tho entrance TO
Gu.u,lnauo is moro thon milo wide.
ID .i..p ..iGo that "A half dozen great
NU|t trIIIIlN tIl steam out on NJ AT one
finn. and send their brOadsidcs at the
n'-.F OF me enemy IHcl, are hlE4
Qualifications VIII urohJhIy be nude
tnur.. in aid ion its protection
Passing INTO tho htrbor our vessels
wul have % broad and deep waterway
extending far back into the country.
Tha pp.trn portion. including an tho
territory which We have rs about 10
miles long ADD Eve miles wide. This
Includes the nud about the harbor l.
i4 uu. regular i'm shape ana the W2tcr
and land area altogether lis about 40
square miles. or enough 10 cover about
$50 m4rlcr section farms The waters
are biz enough 10 contain an the gum
boats wc VIII ever have ON the Atlantic.
with annie room TO spare. As to the
dcuth. this is Just right Il ranges from
90 To- so on 100 feet. deep enough to en-
able the biggest gunboats to sail In and
allow their anchors 10 catch the ground
II is cutie as bad To have water too
deep m "a hatbor as not deep enough.
NJ the water should be several hundred
feet deep near the shore. auchormg
would be impossible. Moreover. as it IS
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

bear the ceiebrants to Los Gatos
June II. On the arrival Senator George
G. Perkins, president OF the day. will
review the infantry and the fraternal
orders which will Join In the procession
from the railroad station TO Bunker
Hill Park Samuel NJ Shortridge has
been asked to address the people on the
patriotic subject OF Bunker Hill
The following are the members OF
the committee in charge: Alexander
G. Eells. DIR. ]. Mora Moss, Edwin Bon
nell. Colonel A 8 Hubbard. s. W. Hol-
laday. John l. Spear. John NJ Burnett,
Senator George c. Perkins. A. o. Cotton.
Captain Leland s. Ramsdell. Company
A; Captain F. W. Roskamp. Company B.
Corporal c. Becker. Company A: George
Partridge. DIR. s. H. Roberts, Mrs L J.
Hardy. Mrs s. w. Deming. Mra J. w.
Perry. Mrs. Annie E. Nevers. Alfred
W1lkie, Professor e. Knowlton. Robert
Collier. Gardiner Sanchez. Ernest A
Lee. Roberts vandercook. H E. Teller,
Martin A. Lathrop. Archie de Mamiel
and George W. Caswell.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
STRIKE LEADER
UNDER ARREST.
President of the Transfers
international Union Ac-
cused of Criminal Libel
PEACE SIGNS IMPROVE
Truck Drivers to Arbitrate
the Matter of Deliveries
to the Boycotted Houses

CHICAGO. June s.-Cornelius P. Shea,
president OF the International Brother
hood Of Teamsters, was arrested late
this afternoon on a charge Of criminal
libel preferred by Robert J. Thorne, as
sistant general manager OF Montgom-
cry Ward & Co. Shea was arrested on
capias issued by Judge S. H Bethea
Of the United States District Court, fol-
lowing the entering OF suit by
Thorne, who. in addition to making the
charge OF criminal libel. asks for dam
ages 10 the amount Of $4,000 from Shea
The suit is based on interviews given
out by President Shea 10 the newspapers
and on statements he is said TO have
made TO the effect that he had been Of
fered $4,000 by Thorne TO call a strike
against Sears. Roebuck & Co, which is
large house in the same line of bust
ness as Montgomery Ward & Co
Shea made the assertions against
Thorne before the county Grand Jury in
addition TO making them TO newspaper
men. and after making them insisted, il
is said. upon their accuracy.
Thorne denies all the alleged state
uents Of President Shea and in his bill
declares that his standing and reputation
as business man have been injured by
the assertions of President Shea Shea
gave 5000 bonds and was released.
Albert Young. former president of the
National Teamsters Union. was sued to-
day by Robert J. Thotne in the Superior
Court for $4,000 damages for alleged
slander and criminal libel, the bill of
complaint being similar TO that against
Shea
The agreement of the teamsters TO re-
fer 10 the Truck Drivers Union the ques-
tion Of arbitrating the matter of deliv-
cries TO boycotted houses was hailed by
Mayor Dunno and the members of the
Team Owners Association as a sign of
returning peace The meeting of the
truck drivers will be held Tuesday night
Not a large portion OF the business of
the truck drivers IS done with the ex-
press companies and A vote by them to
make deliveries to the boycotted houses
win virtually mean the end OF the strike,
although no formal order is issued call
inc il OF.
Twenty policemen fought with crowd
q 1900 persons at Eighteenth street and
Center avenue late this afternoon, two
officers being nearly killed by attacks.
The rioting al this point was followed
almost Immediately by another disturb
orce in The vicinity. in which a 12-year-
OLD boy was shot.
AT Il conference tonight between At
toruey Mayer and the teamsters' commit
zee the men were informed that the
terms Of the employers announced sew
cral weeks ago would not be modified.
The teamsters' Joint council decided 10
refuse the terms OF the employers and to
continue 1be strike.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
WOMENS $3.50 and $500 SHOES, SPECIAL S1.83
dmdy ndTushyon n only Twos styles Oxford Lneu h

vorced. The couple left Colfax In a
buggy, driving south at furious rate,
evidently believing they were being pur-
sued.
Aschenbrenner had his wife and his
brother David arrested for unlawful CO.
habitation several months ago. They were
captured at passenger depot here after
David Aschenbrenner had whipped his
father, who stopped him from boarding
a train for Idaho as he was about to
elope with his sister-in-law. Both pleaded
guilty and were sentenced to serve six
months In the County jail.
Several weeks ago Mrs. Aschenbrenner
was released on parole and taken to the
home of her uncle, near Diamond, with
the understanding that she should re-
main there. David Aschenbrenner, her
brotifer-in-law, with whom she attempted
to elope. is still serving time on the
county chain gang. He was frantic when
he learned his brother had eloped with
Mrs. Aschenbrenner, who publicly has
claimed she loved her husbands brother
better than her husband.
John Aschenbrenner secured a divorce
while his wife was in jail, and the next
day began pleading with her to remarry
him.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

the scene of the murder on vandewater
street by Policeman Fennell and turned
over to two citizens for a few minutes.
During FennelPs fabsence Angelo Ma
poll compelled the two citizens to re-
lease Stramo. Yesterday Stramo was
identified by the two citizens, who also
identified Napoli in the District Attor-
ney's office. Detective T. B. Gibson will
swear to the complaint charging Stramo
with the murder tomorrow morning.
Napoli has already been charged. The
arrest of these two men was caused by
a confession of Ancio Brissile, now
waiting trial for the murder, to the
effect that Brogardo was lured by Ma
poll and Stramo to Pietro Rafa's bar
ber shop at Francisco and Mason
streets with the object of killing him.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

NANONI SWEARS TO WARRANTS
tore NsVoni. GA Seventh street obtained a
warrant from Police Judge Mogan yesterda.
for the arrest OF Giuseppi Olcese on a charge o.
grand larceny. On May , Olcese, who had
been g bartender in a saloon kept by Ma
xo1i-s brother on Ninth street introduced Ma
Voni to two Italians who said they had vegs-
table garden In SonOma County TO sell cheap.
They had several drinks in saloon and Ma
vcni handed 1918 IN gold for the yege-
fe bic garden which the placed in tin
box After . few minutes they left telling
Nsvoni the deal of and giving him q tin
box supposed 10 contain the 1915. but when
erS N t.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
BUNKER HILL ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION AT Los GATOs
Various Committees Report That Their
Work of Preparation for the Event
In Almost Comulefed.

At the last meeting of the executive
committee of the Bunker Hill celebra-
tion report was made that preparations
are progressing rapidly and the outing
at Los Gatos will be a splendid affair
The celebration this year will have
more of military character than here
tofore.
The First Corps Cadets, California
Light Infantry. Captain Ramsdell, and
Company B. Captain Roskamp. will
march along Market street and down
Third to the special train which will
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
woodmen.s HAN Association.

The Woodmen Of the World of San
Francisco have decided to erect a
Woodmen's Hall in this city and for
that purpose have organized a hall as
sociation and have incorporated for
carrying out that idea The following
named have been elected as the officers
OF the new body: H s. Arnheim, presi
dent; r. w. Parks, vice president; w.
y. Frisbie, treasurer; II. J. McCiintock.
secretary; T. NJ. Penn. Charles Straub
and Z. Gordon. directors
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
ALLEGED STOCKTON THIEF
CAUGHT NEAR SAN JOSE
Prisoner Is Accused of Taking a Horse
That Did Not Belong
10 Him.

SAN JOSE. June s.-John Fries,
wanted for stealing a horse in Stock
ton, was arrested to-day by Deputy
6heriffs Dreischmeyer and Starbird.
When found he was IN the vicinity OF
the Twelve-Mile House on the Monte
rev road. He will be taken to Stock
ton tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
FIre Hundred HIndoos prorned.

LONDON, June 5.-According to a dis
patch 70 local news agency from Dur
ban, Natal, the death roll resulting from
the hurricane which recently swept over
Natal and the subsequent bursting Of the
reservoir at Pine Town was nearly 500
Hindoo laborers and fifty Europeans.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
Fne Briefs i'm Kansn. Reanery Case.

TOPEKA. kans., June 3.-Briefs in the
oil refinery case were fled IN. the Su-
preme Court this afternoon. Arguments
viii be made on Monday. The case is
q rnandamus proceeding started by the
Attorney General to test the constitu-
tionality OF the law creating the State
refinery Work on the refinery cannot
be started until a decision. as the liti-
cation involves the right OF the State to
issue bonds to pay the expenses of build
ing
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
National Representative. Invited.

Senator George c. Perkins and all the
congressman representing this State have
been invited TO attend the meeting OF the
Anti-Japanese League. which will be held
tomorrow evening at g7 Mission street.
They nave been asked TO express their
views as TO the influx into tho United
States OF Japanese and KoreanA
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
Know. nothing Of Reported promotion

Topeka. Kans., June 3.-W. j. Black.
general passenger agent Of the Santa Fe,
denies all knowledge of the report that
he is to be made passenger traffic man.
ager of the Santa Fe to prevent him from
going to the Rock Island road. Rail-
road men have been saying for several
days past that George r. Nicholson was
to be made second vice president of the
Santa Fe and Black be given his place
as passenger traffic manager.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
HOPES WOMEN
WILL NOT co
INTO POLITICS
Cardinal Gibbons Is OPP
posed to Equal
Suffrage.
Special Dispatch to Tn. Can.

WASHINGTON. June s.-cardinal Glib
bons has thrown down the gauntlet to
woman suffragists. In an address before
the graduates of Trinity College, an insti-
tuition here for the higher education of
women, he said:
Woman should be satisfied with her
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
win BE Charged with Murder.

Salvatore Stramo will be charged
with the murder of Joseph Brogardo on
the night Of January %. Stramo was
arrested as he was running away from
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
feminine privileges. and not demand the

rights of men,
The Cardinal expressed the hope that
none Of the young women graduates be-
fore him would use her college education
to enter the ranks of the suffragists. and
declared that woman who entered poll
tics must pay the penalty Of losing some
OF her gentility and refinement
You cannot be in the thick OF battle
without getting some Of the dust" he
added How can the delicate soul OF
woman go into the midst of the corruption
and wrangling OF politics without being
smirched?"
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
Merico 70 Remove DUTY on wbeat.

FL PASO. Tex, June at is learned
from authoritative Mexican sources that
the Government is considering reducing
or removing the duty on wheat owing
10 the high prices prevailing on -four,
the officials alleging the existence of a
trust
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
FataI Ltrhtnsne storm I'm MInneapoIi.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. June 3-A fatal
storm swept over this city to-day. Dur
ing the few minutes that it ragged Eliza
beth Cam, years old, was struck by
lightning and killed. Several houses were
fred and telegraph and telephone wires
IeNeled
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
GREAT NORTHERN TRAIN
RUNS INTO ROCKSLIDE
Locomotive PIunges Into River and
Engineer. Who Was Unable TO
SvSfua. Is
BONNERS FERRY, Idaho.

BONNERS FERRY. Idaho, June g.
Engineer Peter Brokaw was drowned
and Fireman A. g. Bausmaster and Mail
Clerk Phillip Lang were seriously in
jured in the wreck of Great Northern
passenger No. . None of the passen-
gers were injured. The train ran into
a roclzslide eight miles east of this place
Lang, the mail clerk, may die. The en-
gine plunged into the river and Brokaw
could not swim to shore.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

This is the situation: A woman is
an incident in mans life, while a
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
ELOPES WITH
FORMER WIFE
Divorced Couple Run Away,
Leaving Cause of Sepa-
ration in a Prison Cell
MIX-UP A QUEER ONE
Woman Who Left Husband
for His Brother Leaves Lat
ter and Returns to Spouse
NIX-UP A QUEER ONE
special cable 70 rhe can.

COLFAx, Wash. June 3-John Asch-
,nbrenner eloped this evening with the
woman from whom he was recently d.
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tporoen, als Der 9eri9tspon5ieher ihrs
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