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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
WILL TESTIFY IN
THE SMOOT CASE
Names of the Witnesses Sum-
mOned to Appear Before
State Committee.
THEY NUMBER FIVE AND
APPEAR NEXT TUESDAY
All Have Been Summoned and
Several Are Now En- Route
to Capital.

WASHINGTON. Jan. S0-The names
or witnesses who have been summoned
TO appear before the Senate Committee on
Privileges and Elections in the Smoot
case next Tuesday are:
HENRY w. LAWRENCE. n business
man at Salt Lake city. and an apostate
from the Mormon church
JOHN ?. HOLMGREN OF Bear River
City Utah n Mormon
WILLIAM JAMES THOMAS Of Span
lsh Fork, Utah, a Gentle.
CHARLES SNIURTHWAITE OF ogden.
Utah. n Mormon who has been cut off
from the church.
WALTER NJ WOLFE. professor OF the
Brigham Young college at Logan. Utah,
who has lately been cut of from the
church.
or those summoned nearly all are now
on the way to Washington. Mr.. Thomas
viii leave on Thursday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Publicity a Potent Factor.

The wide publicity OF railroad affairs re-
quired In tho blll was. In mis- opinion a
potent factor for good. The provisions OK
pcdltlng the business OF the commit sion and
the cases In the courts growing out OF tho
operation OF the law be regarded as vital
The courts are to pass simply on the validity
Of tho decision and the appeal 20 tho Supreme
court VIII be on the question TO whether O
given rate nNcd by the commlgslon Is or is
not connS~ ~atory.
While Mr.. Townsend regarded tho qucatIon
rs In no sense political. hc expressed him
rclf ns pleased that the Republican party had
toEcn It up. He HUrniGued the means em-
ploycd by tho opposition to ra5o legislation
TemPoriZing Spells Disaster.
"Tcmporizinr VIII bring nothing but dis
nstcU" he said In conclusion. Already We
hear the rumblugs or discomfort. and Social
Ism 3Wlcs with satisfaction with every de-
lay Regulation OF public servant IS not a
departure from tho principles of popular gov
crnmgnt. hut disregard " righteous law and
Indifference 70 legal ro9trictCns Imposed TO
protect the peoples rights Is more than So
ciaIism-it Is Unrrchy; and were l railroad
agent instead of peoples representative, 1
would hail the proposcl legislation ne sal
walton 20 nay master from tho fate which an
Indignant people is sure TO visit upon the
corporations who bolicvc that they are above
and beyond the law. eEG seek te become .
lsW ynLa IlemselYes,"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
FIVE FATALLY HURT IN
GREAT northern WRECK
Two Dead, Three Others VIII
Die; Train Ran Past Meet
ing Place.

ST PAUL, MINI, Jan. so. - Great
Northern Oriental limited No. l. west
bound. and passenger train No. ., cast
bound, collided head-on on straight
track one mile west OF Columbia Falls.
Mont. at 1910 o'clock last night Two
nremen and one express messenger are
6ead.
Dead.
FIREMAN WILLIAM KANGLEY of
Whitcflsh, Mont.
FIREMAN O. II. HANSON Of White
fish, Mont,
Seriously Injured.
ENGINEER II. o. BARDIN. Whitehsh
ENGINEER W. T. THERWACHER.
WhitcGsh.
CONDUCTOR c. ~ IRWIN OF Havre
MAIL CLERK REYNOLDS.
CONDUCTOR QUINN.
-Four or five passengers were slightly
hurt The injured were taken to White
nSh
Engineer William Thorwachcr and Con-
dUctor Quinn Will die
Ran by Meeting Place.
Engineer Dardln had orders to meet
wcstbound at Half Moon. but ran by tho
meeting place, trying TO make Columbia
Falls When he saw the headlight OF the
approaching engine he Jammcd the en-
ergcncy brake over and tried TO escape.
but too l1to
'xrfN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Predicts Greater Prosperity.

Regarding the question as ono OF tho most
important ever before Congress. Mr. Town
s'nd advocated the bin as the correct remedy
Tor the owls which exist and predicted that
notwithstanding the protects of the roads
greater prosperity would come TO them undor
lta pr9N'cS than otherwise To substantlatc
this, he called attention % the tremendous
strides Of year in tho transportation busi-
ness AMI this IN the face Of the legislation
which III" last Congress Initiated and which
the present Congress "a taking up IN somewhat
moro stLnnunuS fnrrn-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Doyle Loses Contempt Suit

COUNCIL BLUFFS Ia, Jan. 3O-Thc
charge Of contempt Of court against j. + Her
ahcy for alleged efforts TO influence jurors In
the trial OF the S6O),oO Doylc-Burns mining
cnso last March, w0s dismissed today after
three days spent IN hearing testimony Judge
Thoncll held that thorc waB enough
proof TO convict Hershey.
A 10000 damage suit started by Hershey
ncnLnpl JHmna IlNl, MaA hlamisacl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
DELAYS FATE OF COLLEGE
Judge Potter of Cheyenne Too Ill to
Read Decision.

LARAMIE. Wyo., Jan. 90.-Justice Pot
ter of the State Supreme court at Chey-
cnne, was too III today to read the de-
cision In the case OF Fremont county
against the State Treasurer, involving the
location OF the Agricultural college, and
court adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
when the decision VIII be handed down
The matter TO be decided Is whether the
State Agricultural college shall remain a
part OF the University Of Wyoming or be-
come q separatc Institution nt L.ander
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Evidence of Tears -

While the number OF commlss ioncrs Is In
creased by two and their salaries ralaed 10
$4,000 year, Mr., Townsend expressed the
belief that when tho law was once established
the duties OF the commission would d,crcngc
rather than increase The railroads. ne suE-
Gested, would. doubtless realize the Justnesg
Of the law and fix their rates with reference
70 H. Hc realized tully the great power that
was conferred upon the commission md he
Ncved the higher salary only nm adequate
compensation for men OF the character need
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Power to Change Rate.

Tho main feature OF the bill. bearing on the
point about which the greatest controversy Is
heard and the one which Mr. Townsend be-
hcvcS lies Rt the foundation OF the whole
power upon complaint. and after full hearing,
10 substitute reasonable maximum rate in
place OF one found 20 be unjust or unrcason-
able Mr. Townsend went at length into this
phase OF tie prcposed legislation. II was the
principal one against which the weight OF the
equalization had been directed, he explained,
and this proposition had been bn6cd alike on
tho questioned constitutlonallty. tho imposS-
blllty for the commission TO ind a Just rate
and the Injury such finding would enJun
alike on business, the railroads. and the
\. nd rFf,oH -,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Passenger Goes In the Ditch.

GALESBURG. H.. Jan. 30.-Passcncer
train No. ], we9tbound, on the Santa Iae
road. went into a ditch at Laura. twenty
five miles east Of here. carly today The
smoker, chair car and baggage and cN-
press cars overturned. The conductor
and two passengers wcro Injured but not
seriously. No persons wero killed Traffic
Is not DELAYED
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Plot to XIII Solloeuh-

RIGA. Lvonia Jla 5n-rhc police hovo
discovered q plot TO KIN Con. Sollogub. tho
Governor General of the Baltic provinces, and
several hlch civil and military officials Many
arrests have been made. The Suspicious OF the
police were aroused by tdc constant spying
OF tho colspirators on their intended victims
fgr the PURPOSE Of learning theig habits.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Hears Tariff Argument

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3o.-Thc Senate Com
mlttce on tho Philippines today heard w. G
Wnborn, Director OF Agriculture Tor the Phil
lpptncs, who mRdo an argument In favor OF
the pending tHrln reduction bin. The com
mlttcc viii heur The beet sugar interests TO-
morrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Special Service Evils.

The most serious complaints on the part Of
tho shippers. he said. have been directed
against special services, such as private cars
icing. elevator and terminal charges. and the
IKE. Mr Townsend believes the bill affords
a complete remedy for all Of The evils as
hereafter every such charge must be JUST and
reasonable. and In case II Is not the commits
sion has power To make N 40
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Remedy Midnight Rate.

The OWL Of the midnight rate" was de-
scrlGed and the remedy set forth. requiring
nlrty days notice OF change OF rote.
Brlehy. shc midnight rate is a device
on q certain date a large shipment win he
made on that date the published tarin is
changed FOR day the shipment rnnde at the
lower EuLo and the tarLn Lmm.dLnL.lN rAl..I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

TOWNSEND MAKES AN
EXHAUSTIVE ARGUMENT
Cites Figures of Property to
Show How Legislation Is
Feared"

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-Mcmbers of
the House cvinced more general interest
IN the discussion OF the railroad rate bill
throughout the day than on any topic of
legislation for some time. The debate
throughout was listened TO attentively and
many questions were asked of the differ
ent speakers to bring out either obscure
points In the measure or evils complained
OF. which no attempt had been made TO
include in the Bill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
e Offend Japan.
ed by the sennte

IN Jan. 3O.-Thc Senate
SION, today confirmed tho
'}p6s, receiver OF public
VILE. Colo. p'e
''taln 'Gsh1 Washington, Consul
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
! 5,,,,;,i,a B., ID TO
:, '.-9'DLYGAN|ST.
DSQ Issued for For
Mans Return
Yes Ih,lState.
, Deisu
CALIFORNIA;;
ES A WIFE HERE
sht h.,s.
3 S,, sIsssides i'm San Fran
ID ds:s "a. s Is Not Under
as as i IT, rrest.

n Of Tingley issued reaui-
ing U ssday for the return TO
ps III c. Plant Of San Fran
Seep = urged by the authorities
bay {, with the crime OF polyg-
s to ~
| for ,.lnty officials have been
for several months and
III In.ly located him a letter
/ n of Police OF San Fran
PACE Ware OF Davis county
to r
,,s ( Letter Said.
8 u named Cecil C. Plont resId-
Fen rtfy who married 4 woman
the lco) six years ago. and with
he EsNing. We arc Informed that
hen,1 eoi. he procured q marriage
hnI,-- erk'S Office OF your county
= 'ame To marry Mary May.
" Lo Grnnde. Union county.
Ie h6,narrlagc was solcmnlzcd on
|ntrtaa ustice OF the Pence Joseph
hcz tmlngton precinct.
y lsssa Papers Secured.
Ina y papers were secured
cucs~,snty Attorney l. + VIII
nst rlnty, the matter having
hat d, Moderation for several
thessS
|sl'u s'rime as Bigamy.
6inaL y that the State officials
civ slrisdiction the matter
has, define the crime as
|rs,I- cry, but the statutes OF
|n re no such crime as
~ were compelled to
H. - Adultery might have
nal as poiyGamy is moro
Es ~ Than adultery IT was
County Attorney Wiley
IN, !. with that crime.
ozcllifornia Woman.
~ he representations made
[s5xx mt married q woman in
80 hbout six years ago and
0t1 Ills III III
As said TO have come to
|,nyt7s 1ere, on December a OF
lac arrled Mary May. who
VIII Plant single man at
.. marriage TO him, Later.
Aaip San Francisco and is
~ Wlving with his first wife.
|. - 10 Secure Divorce.
q, mis- city. who is familiar
FosuylIn the case, says that
tss saw firm shortly after his
[ei1 by May and consulted
10 An action for divorce
|lnsz ian on the ground OF de-
c2n 7 advised that desertion
Per = for a longer term than
|of ralPlant then is alleged 10
|B llee would wait a year and
be sc1orce. Later. Mary May
! esi civlslted the same attor-
ns.S sed the probable action
drIahe second wife. but con-
I q auntil Miss Mays child
|si9 3 now a resident OF Salt
rs (
| 10 - a Mormon
~ the alleged marriage Of
r,ss5 May. Plant had resided
ss for some time His
psi Layton. and was a
IA N Standing. In this con-
! s..i be well to state that
p Mormon. and her moth
|~S,-ss ~ saying that she thought !
|osh7 i,on-
o San Francisco,
Davis county win go TO |
mi o bring Plant back. but |
That he Will not go until |
man Is under arrest.
[tcsss9e many people not IA
statutes OF the State to |
u'A is q statute against |
- ufcre has never been a
Fipn under the statute The |
u ~ under this statute "a
sTr imprisonment for five
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Duke to Fxplore Africa

TURIN. Italy Jan. SO.-Tbe Duke OF Abruz-
II. cousin OF ElnE Victor Emmanuel haz
almost completed arrangements Tor voyage
Of exploration into the heart OF Africa The
puAe puI sleIL cgIU IN lhe sIriDG.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
SPRY CONFIRMED
AS U. 5. MARSHAL
No Objection Whatever Made
When Nomination Came Up
in Executive Session.
to The Tribune.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan 3O.-Thc
nomination OF William Spry as United
States Marshal for Utah was confirmed
-w+tff7uur reob5ertfou I'm executive session OF
the Senate late this afternoon. The nom
inutlon was favorably reported yesterday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Well-Known Composer Dies,

NEW YORK. Jan. S0.-Paui Dresser tho
"oll-known composer OF popular songs died
todny at the hewa Of his sister In t5is city,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Should Clean Up Polygamy,

Congressman Bcde said the Statehood
matter was not matter of politics at
all He asserted that during the last six
months there have been thrty-SiX con-
victions In both these Territories for tho
crime OF polygamy, and he thought that
before they were admitted to the Union
there should be a visitation OF the big
stick" and n cleaning up morally while
they are Territories and thus amenablc
to the powers OF the General Government
rather than wait until they have pa sscd
beyond the pale of the arm OF Uncle Sam.
Would Be Like Utah
Mr Bede said he believed that II DO
lygamy were not stamped out before they
gained Statehood. they would pass under
the control OF the Mormon church, as has
Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Justice Harms No One.

In tho broader view OF tho question and In
the correct conclusion on any OF these phases
no saw but ono ansSeT-that to require the
railroads 20 'bc Just and reasonable could not
harm any one, while II would bcncht all.
"a showing how deep We're the fears OF the
railroad world he stated that 7-nD miles OF
road had been built during the past year in
tho United states and up 10 juno 50 ordCrs
FOR more than SzOO. 60 0cO worth OF railroad
coulpuent had bepn pIur,d
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Hopes for Vote in a Week.

Mr Hepburn observed that while no
time had been set to close debate II had
been his idea that vote might be taken
on the bill one week from today.
In taking up the bill IN committee OF
the whole Mr.. Nrccland O. - was Sc
lectcd 10 preside over tho dy-ltc
Mr. Townsend (Mlch.) at once began the
opcnInE sntcch ON tho hll
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
NEW Bank PLANS BIG
BUILDING At BOISE
Price Paid for Site Indicates
Prosperity of Capital
City.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
BOISE, Ida, Jan 3O-The quarter
block of ground at the corner OF Eighth
and Bannock streets, for many years
occupied by the First Methodist church
building. has just been sold by +. w.
johnson and George NJ. Parsons TO John
NJ. Paynes. trustee, for $4,000. and Il is
thought the purchase wns made in the
interest Of the new trust and savings
bank soon to be opened In this city IL
IS rumorcd that the company interested
IN The new bank proposes 10 erect
modern three or four-Story building
and the belief that IL made the purchase
OF the above mentioned valuable property
IS well founded
About two years ago Messrs. Johnson
ana an Parsons bought this property for
here are increasing rapidly
Orders New Cars.
The Boise Valley Electric RAILWAY COM
pany yesterday ordered four cars for Its
rural line two open and two closed cars
The closed cars will each carry forty
people, while the open cars VIII carry
cupled
The Thunder Mountain Gold Leaf MI
ming and Development company lncorpo-
rated under the laws OF Arizona, yes
terday filed acceptance OF the Idaho
constitution with the Secretary of State
and designated Warren as It's principal
place OF business George L Patterson
OF that place was designated as au-
thorlzed agent OF the company there.
New Corporations.
The Brown-Hurt Mercantile company
OF Blackfcot, capital stock $4,000, Twin
Falls Building and Loan association of
Twin Falls. capital stock 81, eco. 90: Ere
mont County Water and Reservoir ngso-
citation OF st, Anthony, capital stock
80 600. Idaho Falls Hospital association
OF Idaho Fails. capital stock $50 600.
Nayior Norlin Sewerage and Water
Works company OF Lewiston cnpItal
stock. $l2 coo, Brown -Eldrcdge Furniture
company Of Blackfoot; South Side Meth
odist church OF Bouncrs Ferry all filed
articles of Incorporation yesterday with
the Secretary OF State
Is Favorably Impressed
Homer Bostwicll Of Denver hnS arrived
In Boise to become State agent Of a ffc
Insurance company, and VIII assume tho |
duties Of the Office next Thursday. His
wife VIII soon arrive. He is very favor |
ably imprgSS,d with RoIes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Express Cars Smashed.

With the exception of the express cars
ana engines OF each train no serious dam
nSa was done TO the trains. The express
cars were SO badly smashed that they
Moro tGkeR from the irainS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Consular Reforms.

1t provides for the classification Of
consular officials in grades: gives the
President authority To transfer officers
from one station TO another. provides an
Inspection service, with 1--WE inspectors,
who arc to rank as Consuls- General. re-
Americans; prohibits ConSulS from en-
gaGing in law business and requires
that all consular fees shall be accounted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
"Wheeler's Old Cavalry"

BY o'clock the nave OF the church
was filed With Sray-haired men. the
place OF honor on the right transept be-
Ing given TO "Wheelers Old Cavalry"
who came on from the South by special
invitation OF the family. Back OF them
sat other Confederate veterans Lieut.
Gen. and Mrs. Chamee were among the
friends who sat near the family. The
Cabinet was represented by Secretary
Taft and Postmas ter General CorteIyou.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Is Equally Bad.

che European, or white
cerned,' Mr.. Mckinley
no Immigration problem.
els the better for every
l'ong and willing TO work,
o Tier here. 1t is only In
y ne Asiatic races that the
SS,e put up and kept UP.
bbe no discrimination be-
L anese and the Chinese
On cut out Of the same
pth come to exploit the
f,ir own gain. underselllne
IL ket. living on 20 cents a
n lg their earnings TO their
I 5ery month.
l't Offend Japan.
r Se.probably $4,000 japanese
country. and they are
tne rate of 1000 a month.
go not believe that the
provisions of the Chi
act to include the Jap
+ lend the Government Of
- y lhe least. When / was
Inc TAFT party. | had an
y WIN Marquis Ito. and he
80 'dpanese Government
r. 10 Keep It's people at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
President and Aides.

Ten minutes before the hour for the
service to begin the entire congregation
arose while the President, preceded by
his military aide. Col Bromwell, and his
naval aide. Lieut.. Commander Key, in
full uniform. and accompanied by Mrs.
Roosevelt entered the church from the
transept door and were assit tned TO the
first pew. which they shared with the
family, who entered Immediately after
ward. The President and Mrs. RooSe-
h.nN IA In In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Discusses Shipping Bill.

The shipping bill was under considera-
tion for time 1t was amended as to
relieve II from constitutional objections,
and Mr.. Lodge delivered a speech in
support Of the bill, In which he gave the
details of a combination OF the owners
of foreign sailing vessels for the pur-
pose of controlling the freight rate on
grain shipments from the United States.
making common carriers liable for In
Juries 10 employees. which arose over
the question of their reference TO com
mlttecs.