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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
We MUST VOTE"
ENGLISH WOMEN
DeputatiOn Of Four Hundred
Equal Sulfragists Wait
Upon Premier.
STATESMAN'S REPLY IS
GREETED WITH KISSES
Striking Scene Is Enacted in
Foreign Office of British
Government.

LONDON, May 19.-Escorted by forty
members of Parliament, nearly 400 women
sufiraglsts. representing organizations
from all parts OF the country. interviewed
Premier Canpbell- -Bannerman at the For
eign ofico today and presented their
claims that women be allowed to vote,
Only eight members OF tho numerous
deputauons were allowed to speak. and.
In accordance with a previous arrange
ment, each speaker was limited to Ave
minutes.
Premier Learned Lesson.
But in the aggregate of forty minutes
the Premier heard about all there was TO
hear IN favor OF woman suffrage, Inc
Immediate grant of the women rights
was the unanimous demand or the speak
eTs. some OF whom presented TO the
Premier their minimum demands.
claiming that Immediate legislation be-
slowing on women the right to vote was
necessary and declaring that promise
10 take the matter up at the next session
OF Parliament would not satisfy them
Ready for Sacrifice.
One speaker menacingly declared that
the women were prepared to sacrifice
their lives In behalf OF their demands.
The Premier smiled upon tho strangely
assorted gathering of women. including
as IL did ladies of title side by side with
factory employees. and said he sym
pathlzed with the object of the deputa-
ton, but asked his visitors to be patient
until the Government became moro united
In favor of the extension of the franchise
to women
Cause Is Advancing.
The cause. he added. had made enor-
nous strides OF late years Personally.
he believed that women were as well
quali0ed as men and perhaps bettor TO
exercise the right 10 vote. and In his opin-
Ion the deputation had made out con-
elusive and irrefutable case.
Must Use Patience.
Speaking for others. however as we'll
II was necessary 20 preach the virtue OF
patience. Only harm would result H. pc
cause OF his own sympathies and convlc-
tions he gave a pledge regarding the time
and method Of achieving the object they
had In view. No party or Government
warnod the women against indiscreet ac-
tion which, he said. probably would
check the flowing tide and advised them
to leave the matter confidently TO the
growing strength of their cause,
Greeted With Kisses.
The Premier concluded with saying
that he believed it would not be many
years before the desired change was
brought about. This reference TO years
was met with kissing from the members
of the deputation who left the Foreign
The arrival Of the deputation at the
Foreign Office was preceded by a street
demonstration, contingents OF women
from various localities marching, win
banners flying and bands playing, to the
Victoria embankment. whence. accom-
named by an Interested crowd OF on
lockers, tho women marched TO the For
eiCn Office
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TROUBLE EXPECTED
Armed Guards and Machine Guns
Protect Non-Union Miners.

D1LLoNVILLE. Ohio. May Bone
hundred armed guards are protecting
fifty non-unon miners brought 10 tho
Plum Run mine last night. Trouble is
fully expected Monday, when 10O addl-
tional non-union men are TO arrive. The
attitude of the strikers, numbering 500. Is
defiant Augmented in numbers by other
union miners from neighboring towns, the
miners will hold a mass meeting Monday
az SrnithfleId at the hour when the coal
company says It Will resume operations
General Manager Willard is IN charGe
NJ tho force holding the tipple. A for
mcr United States artilleryman is In
charge of the Maxim gun which the
guards have put In position, The author
itIes meanwhile are making what prep
aratIons they can TO prevent bloodshed
Monday.
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SMOOT MEN ARE
PLAYING FOR TIME
Policy of Delay lnaugurated by
Supporters of Apostolic
Senator.
WILL VOTE MONDAY ON
THE DUBOIS RESOLUTION
Senator Burrows. Desires to
Push the Matter With All
Possible Speed.

Special to Tbs Tribune
WASHINGTON, May 1s-Thc Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections
will meet Monday by agreement TO vote
on the resolution proposed by Senator Du-
bois at the last meeting. which declares
that Reed Smoot Is not entitled to his
seat in the United States Senate as a
Senator from the State OF Utah.
Trying to Postpone.
Appearances Indicate that this resolu
ton II brought TO vote, will command
at least seven OF the thirteen members of
the commission. possibly eight. There Is
a manifest effort on the part of some of
the Republican leaders In the Senate TO
postpone this case until the next session
OF Congress.
whether It will succeed or not will
probably be developed at the meeting Of
the committee Monday
Burrows Is Jealous.
Senator Burrows cannot be charged
with indifference in the matter He be-
lieves that he has the necessary votes
to bring the case before the Senate and
II It should once be reported, being priv
neged, he can compel tho Senate to dis
pose OF II one way or inc othcr at TINS
session
Policy Of Delay,
The Smoot adherents are naturally anx-
ious to secure postponement, Delay has
been their policy all along. The argu-
ment now being put forward in support
OF postponement is that this session Is
far advanced and the case will provoke
much debate, and for that reason 1t ought
TO go over,
1t is expected that the meeting OF the
committee Monday Will be the most In
teresting yet held
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MINERS ON MARCH
Trouble Seems Likely in tho Coal
Regions of Ohio.

STEUBENVILLE, Ohio, May 1e.-Thou-
randg of miners In Jefferson county ure
on tho march today in the mining dis
tricts, and at each mining town they are
listening TO speeches from their officers
They are preceded by bands and march
along singing the NIarseillaise or songs
peculiar TO their countries. The Hunga-
rlans, Italians and Polish flags arc car
ried alongside tho United States flag by
the mGrchers.
III the miners are eyicted they Will ask
the State for tents of the Ohio National
guard 10 camp on leased grounds.
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CHINESE MINISTER DEAD
Funeral Of Col. Lamira Will Be Held
In Peking, Sunday.

PEKING. May l9--Col, Lamlra' Mexican
Minister to China and former military
attoche OF tho Mexican legation at WASH
ington, who was injured during a recent
typhoon, is dead His funeral which win
toka place tomorrow. will be attended
by ali the members of the diplomatic
corps at teking who Will follow the cof-
fin 10 the International Cemetery.
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DYNAMITE WRECKS TOWN
Forest Fire Reaches Building Where
Explosive Is Stored.

COBALT, ont. May 19-Several tons OF
dynnmite exploded In the northwestern
section of the town yesterday. wrecking
zens into a panic for time. n number
were more or less injured by flying
debris but mono seriously
Tho explosion was caused by forest
fire ignitlng the building In which the
dynamite was stored
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
Wants to Shed More Light.

Gaines today introduced n bin to meet
the objections or to broaden the re-
strlcted scope OF the Belmont and Ruck-
or publicity bills. 1t requires publicity
every candidate for any Office who is
voted for at the sume election with can
dldates for Congress.
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ENGINEER KILLED
Eead-On Collision Occurs on North
ern Pacific Near Garrison.

MISSOULA, Mont. May 1e-1n a head
on collision between an east-bound stock
train and light engine running west.
seven miles east OF Garrison, on tho
Northern Pacific, this evening, Engineer
Brakeman Fred Karstcad severely in
1ured. Engineer W. H Porter and Fire
man D O'Connor. on tho light engine,
were slightly hurt.
burg TO deliver en- order to the light en-
sine to meet the stock train ct Avon was
Ihe Cause Of tho Nrcck.
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MAY BE FRAUD
Honest Election League Of Denver Is
Doing Some Probing.

DENVER. May l9.-Judge Frank T.
johnson of the District court today or
dered the books OF the City and County
Treasurer's Office brought into court. and
the Honest Election league, at whose In
stance the order was Issued. VIII work
over The books tonight and tomorrow
1t IS reported that the discovery has
already been made that a large number
of tax receipts were Issued during tho
three weeks Immediately preceding the
election. each oa Individual lots owned
By several corporations, ard an effort
Will be made TO ascertain IL these receipts
were utilized az Il basis for votes on fran
chises In the recent election.
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New Chaplain Chosen.

WASHINGTON. May 19.-Commander-
in-Chief Tanner of tho G. a. r. today
made the announcement that Rev. Jesse
Cole OF the Department OF Iowa has been
chosen chaplaln-ip-chle to succeed the
late Rev. Father j. +. Leary.
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Will Cause Delay.
CALL ON PRESIDENT
Western Senators and Speaker Can
non at White House.

WASHINGTON. May 19-Speaker Can
non. Senator Smoot and Representative
Hepburn were among the Presidents 8
callers today.
Speaker Cannon, when asked about the
rate bin passed by the Senate. said that
II all he had read In the press was true
he thought IL must be a good bill
Col Hepburn was not prepared TO say
how soon tho bill would go TO confer
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MRS. Davis Much Better.

NEW YORK May 19.-Mrs Jefferson
Davis was reported as greatly improved
today and II Was said that she had spent
the most comfortable night since she
became seriously I'll. The family Is now
hopeful OF q complete recovery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20

cop;a CO.'S and houses and barns
'azonS were left for the
Al se.,me were hurriedly loaded
bsssn aad the race against
EcSnaees whole famll,ss cam.
nhsrn has reported that some
l sornaad mad been separated and
on y sii ~ tho towns were
ara ~ sides. Talbot and
4 both MOST notable ex-
Ia sna q hard light was put
e"a the places had Ia hc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
VICTIMS OF AUTO
Machine Dashes Into Pole; One
Killed; Others Injured.

y ERIE, Pa. May ia Cleveland party
OF six people going west on tho Lake
Shore road in an automobile tonight ran
into telegraph pole near Girard, Pa
Ono Is said to have been killed, one Is
dying and two others were badly Injured.
Among the injured were:
Mrs. a Young. skull fractured.
c. E Schurman, both legs broken
An unknown man is In the hospital with
a broken shoulder
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
SIMPLON TUNNEL IS
OPENED WITH POMP
King of Italy Personally At
tends Inauguration of En-
gineering Feat.

DOMODOSSOLA, Italy. May 19.-The
Simplon tunnel was inaugurated here to-
day by King Victor Emmanuel, who left
here at 1856 a, m. for Brique on the
Swiss side of the mountain. The royal
train passed through the twelve miles
OF tunnel drawn by a steam engine, the
electric motors not being ready.
King Is Impressed.
On reaching the middle OF the tunnel,
at a height OF 2200 feet above the sen
level, the King was heard TO eXclaim,
1T Is cyclopic work. the result OF halr
century of study. seven years or work
and the expenditure of nearly $l5,cO0, ,o0o.'
Received in Audience.
At Brique the King. who was accom-
panied by Premier Sonnino. the Minister
of Public Works and q large number OF
other officials, was received by the Pres
ident OF the Swiss republic and the merter
bcrs of the Federal Council, the National
Council and tho Council OF State and
other officials to the number OF about
500
In the speeches which followed the
meeting OF the King and tho President
much satisfaction was expressed at tho
opening OF the tunnel, which was COM
pleted as far as piering the mountain
was concerned last February
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
Didn't Know Mormons.

At Pasadena this amusing incident oc-
Cured: While newsboys were crying the
evening papers. "All about the Michigan
forest fires" one of the party said: Why
don't you call All about the Mormonss u"
the boy replied The Mormons. who arc
they2"
President Felt remarked: This is the
away from home"
Tomorrow the visitors viii go to Cata-
lima Island for the day as guests OF the
Chamber of Commerce and by courtesy
of the Banning company, through their
representative, Mr.. 6 w. Thompson, a
nephew of Ezra Thompson OF Salt Lake
and brother OF Mrs. Matthew Cullen
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WIN Remember Columbus.

WASHINGTON. May 19.-The House
Committee on Library today authorized
n favorable report on n bill authorizing
tho expenditure OF 100000 for tho cree
tion In this city Of suitable momorial
to Christopher Columbus,
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Deadly Heat in New York.

NEW YORK. May 1.-TWO deaths and
some serious prostrations from heat we're
reported here today. The official ther-
mometer stood at s. degrees during tho
afternoon, but on the streets tho mercury
rose to %.
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LEAPS TO DEATH
Man Riding in Cab of Engine Loses
Head IN Fear.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. May ls.-Chnrle5
Westlake of Newark. Ohio, a graduate OF
Kcnyon college plunged headong out OF
The engine cab of a midnight express on
the Baltimore & Ohio train at midnight.
when, after opening the door to fire up.
he saw some excited people haggln5 the
train az II was rushing towards a bridge
east OF Cooks station. near Washington
Courthouse.
The bridge was on lre and the train
was stopped lust In time. Westlahe weS
L
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Strike In South America.

RIO JANEIRO. May 19.-Tho employees
OF the Mogyana railway, which serves tho
principal coffee districts in the State OF
San Paulo have struck, and the trouble
is now threatening to spread to oil tho
railways of San Pnulo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
Bank Wrecker Convicted.

AUBURN. Neb., May 1a-Charles NJ.
trIct court here today OF wrecking the
Chamberlain bank OF Tecumseh, Neb., OF
which he was manager This was his
third trial.
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Reception to Mrs. Fairbanks.
Noted Woman Dies.

EAST NORTHFIELD, Mass. May 10
Mrs Abbic ". Whittle. widow OF Major
d w. Whittle, known throughout thu
country as the singing evangelist, and
mother OF Mrs. w X, Moody, died today
from apopleXy. aged 60 years.
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Emperor Visits Won Buolow.

BERLIN May 19-Emperor William
visited Chancellor Won Buelow this af-
had an hours walk together in tho gar
den.
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FIVE DROWNED BY
OVERTURNED BOAT
Victims Belong to Prominent
Family Of James County,
Tenn.
TRAGEDY OCCURS NEAR
VILLAGE OF NORMAN
One Young Man Escapes by
ClingiRg to the Capsized
Boat.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 19-Five
persons, all connected with one OF the
prominent families OF James county.
Tennessee. were drowned as the result of
the overtuTnlng of a boat this afternoon
in the Tennessee river. The catastrophe
occurred near Norman, a village ebout
twelve miles north OF Chattanooga.
Dead.
MRS EDGAR MILES,
MRS SIM EDDRIDGE-
MARY ELDR1DGE.
DEWITT ELDRlDGB,
ABEL NJ GILL.
One Youth Escapes.
Jesse Eldridge. lad OF IS years, es-
capped by clnging to the overturned beat
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ILLNESS Of POPE
CAUSES SOME FEAR
Present Attack of the GOut Is
Stubborn; Caused by
0verWOrk.

ROME, May 1s.-Although the condition
Of tho Pope Is not grave, some appre-
hension is felt at the frequency of the
gout attacks through exposure to cold,
disordered digestion and fatigue Tho
present attack seems to have had It's
origin through the Pope walking to ST
Peters last Sunday for the beatiflcatlon
OF Julie Billiart,
Neglected Health.
Returning to his apartments from ST
Peters his Holiness was quite warm, and
in passing through the thicket-walled
Vatican courtyards. where the atmo-
sphere is damp. he refused TO put on his
cloak When the first symptoms OF the
trouble appeared he refused to rest and
take proper caro- OF himself and insisted
on giving long and fatiguing audiences
TO all the dlgnitares Of the Dominican
order
Gout Reaches Knee.
Tho Gout. which previously had only
attacked his foot, has now reached the
Popc's left knee, which is considerably
swollen, and gives him acute pain. Con-
siderable Inflammation Is present The
temperature of his Holiness today was
80, DR. Lapponi visited his patient again
this evening.
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GETTING. Fine Pictures.

The official photographer is taking a
number or pictures with mIliionaires
homes and Raymond hotel finest In
southern California, for a back ground
Returning at 6:2o every one delighted
with the splendid time.
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HONORS YICE-PRESIDENT
Brilliant Reception Is Feature OF HIS
Rrief Stay in Atlanta, GA.

ATLANTA Ca, May l9-Nlce- President ana
Mrs Charles w. Fairbanks on their return
from Birmingham to Washington spent twelve
strenuous hours today in the hands OF their
Atlanta friends From neon until midnight
but little time was allowed them 20 escnDe
from n round of entertainment rendered by
personal and official friends. The party ar
rived a few moments before noon.
Col. Lowry the Host
To greet them were Col. Robert J. Lowry,
an intimate friend OF the Vice-Prcsident and
his host during his Atlanta visit, and MAI.
f w Halford. The programme OF entertain
ment included a luncheon TO tho Nice-Psesi-
dent OF the Capitol City club and a reception
az tho Ohio club. An automobile drive ended
at Fort Mcpherson, whore tho Vice -Presidon-
tial salute was fred and wherO roview OF tho
troops took place. Al o'clock @ public re-
ccption was given. whore moro than thousand
persons greeted tho Vice President
BANQUET rendered
A BANQUET nt s o. oclcck. attended by about
NIFTY of tho leading citizen0 OF Atlanta, closed
the day Mr.. Fairbanks delivered IN address
ut tho banquet, As an illustration OF our
National unity and tho spirit OF good neigh,
borhood which everywhere prevails no referred
TO the catastrophe at san Francisco.
Tribute to Countrymen.
.rUas,o and want wero on overy hand no
said but before earthquake and hrc had
completed their horrible work ana before me
terror stricken citizens were aware OF the
magnitude Of thel disaster. their countrymen
everywhere. north aHd south wer9 pouring
money 10 sustain them in their extremity,
One Great Family.
Tho appalling calamity has awakened us
to n fresh realization that wo arc aftor NIL
q family OF eighty millions, bound together In
indissolube bonds OF National fellowship. We
may ut tlrnoB differ from Zach other with re-
spcct to Governmental policies. but when tho
supreme moment comes our unity asSorts Itself
and our affections Tor each other namo forth
10 the admiration OF the world
Reception to Mrs. Fairbanks.
Mrs Fairbanks and Mrs. Ackcrt were en-
tcrtaincd Mt luncheon by Mrs Lowry. tho At
lnnta Woman's club rendering "a reception and
later tho Atlanta Daughters OF tho American
Revolution Eavo reception at the Piedmont
Driving club TO their distinguished guests
drive to varioua pointg OF Interest and an
Informal dinner completed tho das.
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Michael pavitt Is Worse.

DUBLIN, May l9-Mlchael Davitt has
suffered relapse and Il prominent sur
geon has been called In consultation,
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SEEKING FOR DELAY
Filibustering Tactics OF Democrats
Meet With Approval.

WASHINGTON. May 1s.-Democratic
members or the House OF Representa-
tives were today signing an Endorsement
of the action of Minority Leader Will
lIams in flibusterIng In the House for
tho purpose OF hurryng action on the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
RAIN SWEEPS VESUYIUS
Terrible Storm Carries Death and De
struction to Neapolitan Peasants.

struction to Neapolitan Peasants.
NAPLES, May l9.-The Vesuvius re-
gion was again inundated today by tor
rental rain, which fell so heavily that
a mighty river is now coursing down the
side OF the volcano. carrying everything
before 1t. and sweeping trees, lava, houses
and animals out of Its path. Tho popu-
latlon Is In a state OF panic.
Tho torrent, which ig composed in part
of mud cinders and ashes is about twelve
feet wide. and In some places as much
as eighteen feet deep
Two Deaths Recorded.
Two deaths haye already been recorded.
q man and a boy having been drowned.
The boy wns IL years Old and the child
of a peasant. He had been warned to ay
from tho danger, but Insisted upon rush
ing In the direction OF the stream In an
effort to reach his father. who was In the
torrents path and unconscious of his
danger. The boy succeeded I'm reaching
his father. and both ran toward safety.
Caught by Stream.
They were, however. overtaken by the
stream and swept downward Another
cue. but was also carried away A sec
ond man rushed to give help and suc-
cceded in pulling the lads fnther and tho
other from tho watCr, but the man wns
so Injured that he died soon after. The
body OF tho heroic boy was flung up on
the trunk of tree long distance below
| the scene or the tragedy.
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Sultan Heard From,

The sultan. without reference to tho
Embassies, issued during the week
TRADE dealing with foreign joint stocks
and companies doing business in Con-
stantinopie, and the Embassies were en-
powered to Issue n Joint note TO the Turk
ian Goyernment IT Is expected that tho
Sultan as usual Will submit.
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Received in Audience.
FLOWERS FOR WEDDING
Marriage Of King Alfonso VIII Be
Marked by Wonderful Splendor.

MADRID. May 19-This city is rapidly
putting on gala attire in anticipation OF
the marriage of King Alfonso to Princess
Ena OF Battenberg. May 81. The erection
of superb street decorations has begun,
and the parks and other public places are
being transformed into luxurious gardens
by the planting OF thousands OF palm and
rose bushes Tho streets through which
the wedding cortege Will pass will be
literally carpeted with flowers. Tho flor
lists In the Canary islands have been or
dered to supply 1900 tons Of flowers for
the Plaza dc Toros. and other centers
will be similarly strewn with flowers
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Received by King Edward.

LONDON, May 10 king Edward today
received Sir Mortimer Durand, British
ambassador to tho United Statos,
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Gov. Brooks a Candidate.
SENATOR DUBOIS BETTER
Condition of Senator Hepburn Is
Worrying His Friends.

Special TO The Tribune
WASHINGTON, May 19.-Senator Du-
bols had sufficiently recovered from his
ptomaine poisoning to be able TO attend
the meeting of the conference committee
on the Indian appropriation bill today,
Senator l1eyburns condition is said TO
be unchanged which is by no means en-
couraSing to his family and friends lie
shows no Improvement and his continued
illness is rapidly sapping his vitality.
Postoffce Discontinued.
The postofficc at Silver King, Shoshone
county Idaho, has been discontinued.
Announcement was made today al the
Postoffice department that on May 81 the
station No. OF the Salt Lake city post
Office win be removed TO Fourth South
md SIaIa Strpeta.