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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-08
DO YOU WANT A J0B1
Examinations for Good Positions TO he
Held In This city.

Civil service examinations will be held
in this city July 8, for the position Of
civil engineer and superintendent Of con-
struct,ou al 800 per annum to hu a Ya-
.cancy iu the quaricrmastel department.
at large. at each of tn f0IJWng named
pIaces. and vacancies as they may occur
i'm any branch of the service Itquiunb
similar qualifications. Hot Springs, Aikt
Fort creek. Nebraska. Fort Adams. K D.
Fort Douglas. Utah, ST. Paul Mimi; Tor
duty 40 Fort Smelling. Fort laWl'n
Wash. Fort Mcpherson. Ca, L.iJ
Hunt Va, and Fort N9sh'u.E'' on, M ,l
The department states that applllyes lA
This position must have bad, boz addition 10
a good scientific education, some PRAGUE ~
txuerIeucc lu the branches Of civil engl-
uperlng covering construction OF iodps.
lJNinL out 0f grounds, sewer ana water
lines concrete walks. etc. ana esptpldi1
boo building construction. The duties re-
quired Of appointees are 80 lml It .a.l
that men however well grounded M tne-
ofy and office work. can not perform them
satisfactorily unless they have had prac'
Teal experience as builders, contractors
or supervisors OF the class of work done
under the direction Of the qudrtcimasleE
department
There win be an examination also for
tIF POSITION NA Ahlil'lA Nt"''' - 80
agent. in the T.. 5. geological survey at
5000 per anuum.
Applicants must indicate iu their appil-
cations that they are thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT with the intrleacics OF the various
railroad freight classincauuns. lrelght
tariffs. transContintutal rates and com
uodities. divisions. circulars, etc, when
u-ed IN rttlcmcut oi service performed
for the United States government oy lht
various railroads. and that they nave Iull
know edge Of the laws governing the sei
Element for service PERFORMED over lahu-
grant. bond-aldcd, free and indebted
roads. II IL essential that applicants
should have had large experience IN re-
spousihle positions 90 freight departments
Of railroads. preferably under the lulln,-
diste direction OF freight traffic managers
or general freight agents. The position re-
9uires that applicants must possess a hibh
degree OF executive ability ana must nave
such personal characteristics as Wil par
Iculaily III them % represent the depaI'
mont I'M transacting business win the
managers u railroads. Persons who have
had expericnce in subordinate positions
I'M general offices or whose experience mas
hfen coufred Co employment in freight
offices or as agents az small stations ol
in other positions which do not require
the handling ~ large aduIs, should N1l
apply for this examination.
'fhCrp will Dc also an examination Tor
the position OF medical inferno unanl ~
The government hospital FOR The insane AT
Washington. ID. c.. az $50 per anulm'
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GOV. BLANCHARD SAVES
LOUISIANA STATE CAPITOL

Baton Rouge La, June s-The saw
ing OF the state capitol from destruction
by fire last night was accomplished I'm
q spectacular manner with Gov. Blan-
chard assisted by many Louisiana leg
islators dressed I'm their night clothes
and by hundreds of citizens supple
mnting the Ere department The fire
started from defective wiring near the
roof OF the senate chamber destroying
the capitols eastern wing above the
first floor. The loss was between 500
600 and 10000.
Among the valuables en- the senate
chamber. where the roof fell in, was the
famous painting, The Battle Of New
Orleans" valued az $40 900,
GOV. Blanchard directed the work OF
saving valuable papers.
The capitol Is ON imposing piece Of
architecture on the bank OF the Mis-
sisslppL il WAS first built IN lsG and
was destroyed by fire during the civil
war The present structure was erect
I'd I'M $50
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10 pAcks-LAsT EDITION.

ley. an employe Of the Oregon short Zine.
The crime Is said 10 have been commit.
ted yesterday Ia Fcrgusous room. iis
south West Temple, The man has been
IN the habit OF playing with the children
who reside In the vicinity % Kendall
court and u is alleged that tho LITTLE url
WAS entlced by Ferguson into hts room
about 10 O'Clock yesterday morning and
that the assault followed
Mrs llnckley was appTised OF her
chid's condition and Immediately sum-
moned her husband aud also d. Mill
iron. The latter is attending the lltIc one.
whose condition is said t0 ue serious Mr.
llinckley notified The police. aud Oflcor
James Taylor kept oH the lookout for
Ferguson until about 500 boo the after
noon, when the latter returned TO bis
room and was placed under arrest
Mr. Hinckiev Was peseu, when he ar
rest was made, and the euragcd father
rushed at the man who was accused Of
the crime and dealt him a severe blow
before his arm could BE- staid by the Of
icer The patrol wagon came quickly TO
the scene and Ferguson was hustled away
90 jail, 10 await dIgdIgumont before Judge
Diehl 6f the criminal division Of the city
court
Today the county attorneys office IS
sued complaint against the accused on
complaint OF The girls father He Will De
prosecuted boz Judge YAhitdker's court
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THREE MORALLY WOUNDED.
ParaderS Encountered Detail
And Member OF Band Fired
On the Latter.
Fire Rcturncd-Niass Meeting Can.
cellcd--Sheriff Has Ordered Arrest
OF Parade Leaders.

Indiana, Pa. June s.--The new min.
ing toEn Of Ernest on the Buffalo,
Rochester q Pttsburs railroad ave
miles from here. was the scene early
today OF a conflict between a detail
Of state coEsta5ulary aud striking coal
miners in which eight strikers we're
wounded, three o. them fatally.
shortly after daylight a body Of strik-
tFs headed By brass band. marches
from Anita mines IN Jefferson county,
to receive one OF the mine officials ex-
pegted from PunXsutawuey. On tho
way 20 the station the marchers en-
coun'erei a detail O.; 70 members Of
the state oonstabulagy. As they passed
a member OF the band fred his revolver
al the troops
SO ore was struck. but the constabu-
larry Immediately retauated with d vol.
ley from their CarbInes
When the smoke cleared eight stuk.
ems were lying on the ground and the
others had fed prrcipItately down the
Hill.
After the excitement had subsidized the
wounded miners we've removed 10 Adri-
au hospital A the result OF the shout-
INK, "a mass meeting arranged for this
afternoon was cancelled and Sheriff
Wettling has ordered the arrest OF the
leaders OF the parade.
All Is now quiet aud no more trouble
TNIe ffFUg IT, HnHr.hpnHHI
The mines at Ernest are owned by
the Buffalo. Rochester q Pittsburg
Coal & Iron company
on April a strike was inaugurated
and the men have been out ever since
Three weeks ago the plant was started
non-Union and a detail OF the state
consiabuIary has since been guarding
The Coal compauys property.
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TROUBLE IN GUATEMALA

New York. june s-A cable dispatch 20
tie Herald from Panama says:
ANliuora suuCfs concerning The shin
Empire, which. n D. reported. lcr Dor.-tl
90 she'll San jose. Guatemala, aIe % DE
erect that President Ze.aya % N.c1I-
gagus. guaranteed payment flr tra coal
PRESIDENT LHlyaE son. o. ,CI0nr, hne 20
troops aboard. who expect 10 ani after
me machine guns layc done their work
Nr Usoaln manager Hf tle Guatemala
northern railway. crossed he tsthmrs
Wednesday m hurried tnp o. New
York ~ De- thought. i1 GEEK protection fos
Dis property from the revolution
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REB,rrs FOR sAN FRANCISCO.

Washington june Representative
Gaines ~ Tennessee. and Williams of
Mississippi have called t0 the attention
nj The house the fact that tlo ways anl
mcsns committee hes failed io take any
action On thc hli tO ruut San ffAu.. -."
rebate on building material Mr Wiz
Hams saying that the failurC Has Due %
'siandnattism."
Mr. hahn OF california mas made rerNt
saying that tho relief would noi chi'W
over a longer period than 0rc 1cil hnl
the people 81 san frncisco intrc goa
practically agree that o. extend the rio-
visions IT a drawback hll iof period on
less than three years would prove ~ no
advantage whatever The people ~ cal
ifornia had ample assurances, ~ said.
that the orders from San francisco foi
structural steel would be given priority
over All other business and that. prices vi
that commodity should not DO advanced
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TO ATTEND CORONATION.

Washington Juns g.-Leut. Com.
mauder John IT, Gibbons has been des-
igaated BY the navy department 70 II.
tend the coronation ~ King Hsakcn on
the 25th INST, as naval RttRche 70 The
American legation. ana az 9 reptssen-
tatiye ~ tho American navy. he VII.
accompany Minister Graves o. CHRIS
tlauIa ON that occasion. The officer iu
nov naval attachN to che American
embassy 90 london N vas a. hrs
Intended il send a naval vessel % Nor
way as O. mark - regard % the new
kirr hut it Was founi that. owing 2,
the Imuei Period NJ time n would r1.
b. tea be 10 DO CO.
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AFTER \ FRENCH PRoCURER.

Victoria. b. c.. June g-En0rts are lie.
lrg made bF The province 20. British 60.
lumba 90 secure tho arrest of DESIRE
Brother q FrsnChmsn. sentenced 10 sen.
On ytars f1r perjury and p-0curat.on .la
British Columbia and recently pard5rcI
bY the Canadian government after sery.
iNg Two Neals. Brother was reported On
have len Quebec Tor France ais afiet-
noon 600 The Allan lire steamer Nirgiuian.
Tho action is taken against the action ID
iae Dominion government On releasing tie
rfOCureT
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BAD WRECK ON ROCK ISLAND
AND PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Topeka Kan, June "a special 90 tho
state journal hom Norton Kan. says
that passenger train 40 O. OF the CHI
cdgo Rock Island g. Pacific railway was
wrecked this morning near Jennings n
miles west 0f here The engine and an
az the coaches save one were dersiled
Eighteen or % Of the passengers are re-
purId seriously injured. The ttain was
easthound
The cause of the accident or further
particulars are not known
a. The general Offices Of the Rock U.s.
land road in Topeka no more Is known
than given iu the Norton dispatch as the
wreck is in the northern division Of The
mad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-08
BOY LEFT At R00hVlLLE, NO,
NEPHEW OF MRS. FARRlS.

SeU York J.r. s-ErFs Flre. t.f
nfr-ytar.0l boy who ua. .rr 40 Boon.
Vile SO. yesterday ari who was tgp-
posed o. have been xIrlrr.t fr-m New
YORK. o. he lrrf.w r Mfs Earr.s o.
Staten Is'..- according e.. .rfo.uart-
which MIs rsrr.s ltlt ta ODE police -
fr.a .ifr fHf.r. she Uil r"t explain o.
tra pollr whom To-. ".c ODE Dos cf' S-e
N.fF Of vU. D.. s..aI "als Hcer cent tu
D."r..f. IHe rf.i ves Irft m the ears
az frr .faf... n. s'.r af E10rv,'a tF d
railroad rrrl..f.I d. whose care be al
lDs. Te.tf Zoo 20 rst ~ 90 Rosuflla
On r-sef relative who ,0ri u1t = flu.s
-.HaH1 Nc. u-e g-N. 81 r4nty 60
psrHttrfe.t ot tk' Nls-c.f Fst.ss g.
Tfva- uIir0l vas aTpr~t Uus yof No
claim flHt Willis Fafus DE by -tll.
f.fsI yesterday a. BOOM .le. u To
ugnhsv ~ % Mrs Farrs tac Roy shlr-
81. Firnsy said that DO hAd brought tie
b,v IN Ms homo ard had irteul.i ADAPT
irr hin ig case relatives tsiei ~ oiAlm
tfs u;ts fellow. The boy, he t2lL VISA
aFqarentlg p-iiectlY oopieniss On 20 new
hoins
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Victoria. b. c. June THE steamer MI'
overa. which arrived tonight from Aus
trsUs. brought N.No.n0 in gold from sgd
new for san Francisco. The specie was
transferred 10 the Wells-Fargo company
and trans-shippod on board the steamer
queen which sailed al ,. m. for san
Francisco.
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scmlrRIE.oAKEs co. CLOSES.

StLouis. june st was made known
TODAY that the Strawberries COM
mission company. stock brokers have
permsuantly closed their office here.
nipc offices On Illinois towns and one
at Evansville Indiana. Harry Oakes.
member Of me firm. stated that he
could not say how much the assets
amounted to until the books were gone
over but be- was confident the custo-
mers would be paid IN fun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-08

Washington. June SIN order that AS
many officers - possible may be- present
Tor duty al tho vancouver camps oft in-
struction. which it IS proposed 10 cstsh-
li.h during the summer leaves OF a"srh''
,,il moi ne granted o. officers % the army
b0tv,oen Julv ] and sept % next. except
Tor urgent reasons specially set forth in
the application.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-08
PORTRAIT OF PRESIDENT
Presented 10 UNIVERSITY OF Berlin by
Columbia University.

New York, June S-A portrait OF
President Roosevelt viii be- put on exhl-
bluon ON sunday n the trustees rool
OF the library OF Columbia university.
before 10 is sent t0 Germany. where 10
viii be placed in The gallery of the Uni
vGsiiy ot Berlin The portrait Of the
president together with two others.
one Of President Butler OF Columbia,
and the other one Of John W. Burgess
The first incumbent OF the Theodore
Roosevelt profcssorship ~ American
institutions and government On the Uni
Verslty or Berlin. have been presented
TO the German university by Columbia.
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MANILA AIDS s,N FRANCISCO.

Washington. June S-rhe Nuroau r' inv
tuiar Hhaiis of the war dcpatmrn nfs
received cahlccflm from M" governor
general al Manila authorizing Coo ui'-
mcnt to the secretary NJ war ri s.
donation from thc people ~ th' iH'
lpplnc Islands 10 thc San Francisco it-
hcf fund
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NEW STREET LIGHTING
Ornamental Iron Columns Received
For Front OF DOoly Block.

The dozen ornamental IRON columns
have been received here for the new sam
pie street lighting in front Of the Dooly
building and south on the West Tenn
pie street side 10 Plerpont street. and are
ready 20 boz placed in position Large clus-
tors Of inC8udesceuts in ground glass
globes will Dee placed on these columns
and supplied with electricity from the in-
dependent Do0ly block plant THE idea
g. 90 experiment with such style OF
street lighting as obtains ON Broadway
An los Angeles. with a view 90 iuIthtt
introduction 90 this city. The experiment
will De watched with marked interest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-08
COOLIDGE TO LECTURE IN PARIS

Cambridge. Mass. June s.--Prof. A.
G. Coolidge has been selected as ihe
third HYDE lecturer 20 deliver a course
Of lectures al the University Of Paris
ana st other French universities during
the coming year These Lectures were
founded by james H. Hyde. Tho pre-
yious lecturers have ben Prof Barn I
Wendell aud Prof g. santayaua.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-08

now lavatories toilet rooms. dressing
rooms etc. Du,pidlros everywhere. and
signs prohibiting splitting. In most tho
awakening seemed 90 come by force
from without There was the slight
81 Indication that the 'still small voice
was at work also.
AT ABMOUR'S.
at Armour. at my suggestlon-I
made 40 pIeteuse OF making an lnyes-
tigation but frankly announced my
desire to see things for myself ard %
get fresh impression of conditions as
] had not seen The plants since before
i1e strike on every hand there was
indication OF an almost hum0ruos haste
Goo clean up. upaye and even 90 plan
ior future changes, New toilet rooms.
new dressing rooms. new towels. etc.
Ctc. Swifts and Armour's were both so
cleaned mp that I was compelled 10
Cneal them ON their way by expressing
my pleasure 40 the changes. The saus-
age girls We're moved up stairs, where
they could get sun and Hight. they TO
nave dressing rooms etc. / asked for
showers ana lockers for the casing
workers al Armour's and got a promise
that they would put them iu, The
canning aud siuhny room, chipbcef
and beet extract 7t Armour's seemed
really quite good. lu lIl OF these room,
the girls work
AT LIBBYS.
at Ll0hys the girls sra 90 be pat
into blue calico Uniform which they
VIII secure. bur al half price. They
are putting in toilet rooms which they
q f.f
building is rcmodged they VIII have
these put in d better place. The haste
towards reform would have been anus
ing u u were not so nearly tragic.
Ihey tried 20 win my help on the
ground that loss OF foreign trade would
mean hardship for the workers en- ms
ne.shborhooi and / must say DO share
thls fear but ] cannot see the wisdom
OF my coming out publicly and ssyinA
tnat / saw indications of an awakening.
for ] want the change 20 be radical
ana permanent even though We all
have 20 suffer for the present
MORE INVESTIGATIONS.
u wish TO repeat that my inyesusa-
Tons are not yet through ] am not
prepared TO make final statement
either as 10 So much of the complaints
as concern the management Of the ou-
tedu OF animal Industry or ms To certnln
OF The gIayer charges On connection
Win The adulteration of meat product
rs Well as other matters. But enough
has been developed u my judgment o.
call for immediate thorough going ana
radical enlargement OF the powers NJ
The government ip inspecting an meats
which enter Interstate and foreign COM
W-'Ua Unfortunately the misdecds az
those who are responsible for ths
abuses we design to cure Will bring dis
credit and damage not only upon them.
but upon the innocent stock growers.
The Uughmen aud farmers OF the copn-
Try The only way permanently 10 pro-
tect aud benefit these innocent stock
growers the farmers and ranchmen. Is
90 secure hy law the thorough and ada-
Quate inspection for which have
asked. Sincerely yours.
lSignei)
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
Hon. James ". Wadsworth. Chair
man Committee ON Agriculture,
House OF Representatives
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wIILP,Ss PURE rood BILL.

Washington. June s-lu replsN to an On.
qulry from Representative HmshaW 40
Nehraska. Representative Mann NJ lil.
nois. hos made an emphatic statement 10
the house that 80 far as he knew ~ was
the intention ~ the house 90 consider and
pass a ruro food Din and Do haI ro DOUBT
ID would become a law 40 this session.
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FATAL COLLISION

In Iron Mountain Road. Fireman
Killed. Others Injured.
S. Louis June S.-A collision between
passenger trains occurred on the Iron
Mountain road near Meugo, us miles
south ~ here, early today resulting
600 The death ~ q fireman and Injuries
90 four iraiumen. No passengers we're
injured
THE DEAD.
Frank Reitohsrd. fireman
THE INJURED.
Engineer Louis Taylor.
Conductor r. o. Suourcs
Two lramps badly crushed. probably
Will die.
The trains were both 81. Louis Mem
phis trains The north-bound train was
standing 40 The depot when the south.
bound train crashed into f.
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SCORE OF SrRlKrRs KILLED.

TautsIu Russia. june SIN % tgHi
here yesterday between Psrsldn,. whom
local contractors had imported o. uk' inr
place ~ striking lOrEshorDu0u. and moo
of strikers a score Of ODE latter N're
Killed.
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ALCOHOL BILL SIGNED.

Washington. Jnue s-The president
today signed the denaturcd alcohol bin.
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SHOCKING ASSAULT.
- " fergusin, Musician and Actor
~ JAN for s,rious onensc.

-. charge q helnous ohense
80. s,s over him, u. ~ Ferguson.
- 'lA ana actor {. years ~ age. &C.
80. osh IN TIE city jaii The alleged
-. u the man is the ntue three and
''-'' year old daughter q ID. W. HlnCk.
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HAVE KEYS OF The TOWN.
Given ROusing Reception, Indulge
In Mammoth Parade and Have
A Jolly Time Generally.
Governor Cutler Makes Happy speech
And Says a Dull Care Drum
mer Cannot Exist.
lspeelal to NE News


Of ogden were turned over at II o'clock
this morning TO the joIlIest and at the
same time the most numerous band OF
visitors ogden has ever had the pleas
TIRE OF entertaining.
Fully 1900 people poured into the
city. and proceeded TO hold the largest
and most beautiful parade ogden has
ever witnessed. Following the parade
the salt Lake far famed White Wing
baseball team Vas scheduled TO line up
against the equally far famed Ogden
HOLSTERS. in q battle 90 the death.
while a horse racing program and
wrestling match tonight at the opera
house ON out the days events
Dull care was flung 90 the breeZas
early this morning AS o. became evi-
dent with the floating OF the CONNER
cidl travellers colors. that there Was "a
be an epoch making time Tor ogden
and the promise is more than being car
lied out.
ARRIVAL OF FIRST TRAIN.
The first train 90 arrive this morn
ing was the monster official train
from salt Lake in charge of General
Agent I A. Benton of the Rio Grandc
passenger department 10 carried 10
cars. and over 700 people. including
Gov. cutler and staff. th. officers of
the L. &. r. a special car for the
Manufacturers and Merchants asgocia-
ton. bearing the familiar legend Lets
Get Acquainted" and prominent citi-
zens Of salt Lake and ucighboring
towns
Following this al short Intervals ar
rived excursion trains from The north.
two more from Salt Lake. and a great
host Of people I'm wagons from the
country when the parade finally fen
INTO me az me Inlon depot ana pro-
lngton avenue, the streets were packed.
and the throng was estimated al $4,000
en- addition 10 Ogdeu's regular IN
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President Forwards Report Made
To Him by Committee Of De-
partment Of Agriculture.
NO CONFLICT IN REPORTS,
Enough Developed Ca Justify Calling
For Enlargement OF the Gov
eminent, Powers.

Washington. June SIN response
TO a request from the house commit
tee on agriculture President Rooec-
Welt forwarded To Representative
Wordsworth the chairman Of the COM
mittee the report made 90 him by a
committee OF the department Of agri-
culture regarding conditions iu the
Chicago meat packing houses Accom-
pauy.ug the report was a letter from
the president iu which De points out
that there IS mo- conflict DOB substance
between the Reynolds report. and
that of the agricultural department
experts.
It is said iu me latest report that
The packing house proprietors are
mauifesting almost "a humorous haste
TO clean up, re-payc and even TO plan
for future changes
New toilet rooms are being proyid-
ed, with additional dressing rooms and
clean towels The report says that
the haste towards reform would
have been amusing 10 DO were not so
nearly tragic
The president says hi, investigations
have not been completed but that
enough has been developed Boo my
judgment to cali for immediate. thor
uughgoiug and radical enlargement uf
the powers of the government iu in
-ppe'Ing an meats which enter into
Interstate commerce and foreign CONE
m,rce.'