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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06
IOWA DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION,

waterloo. d.. Aug 6-Delegates % the
Democratic state convention were on hand
today 10 larger numbers than usual day
in advance q the convention. The lead
crs anticipate a very large attendance 20.
morrow. as nearly al the veteran work
crs Of the party are here A conference
will Dc held today to agree upon 4 tenta-
tive program az 10 the ticket The lead
ing candidates fof governor are George
" Ball uf Iowa city Claude Porter Of
Ccntervilc and John u. Dcnison q Du-
huquc. bat for other PLACES on the ticket
there has been little tain There IA no
facti0nal alignment visible on the ticket
or platform REGARDING ono thing. an who
have arrived are fully agreed and HAT is
for u strong Enforcement of Bryan for
president.
Among tho most conspicuous in this
movement are those who m The past
have opposed Bryan II b. expected hat
the tsrin plank In the platform win Do.
mand immediate revision ard The placing
Of some articles on the free 49, There are
some who desire that p plank ou rail.
read rate reduction shall contain q threat
Of government ownership but such q
threat will be- oppotcd
\ plank IN favor ~ n national corcIlis
ton board % deal with labor trouble IS
being drawn Nearly everything done iu
the convention viii have in ylcw prcpsra-
ton for The national campaign two years
hence.
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REV. WARRELL COMPLAINED.
Taken Before Justice Bishop
Objected 10 Arrangement on
Ground Of Jurisdiction.
Employees OF the Great Reform rarty"
We're Arrested Today on Warrants
Filed Against Them.

m other cities the sanitary and health
officers are supposed 60 investigate and
remove all nuisances complained OF by
the public. But IL seems that under
the great American administration
in this city that rule does not apply
aud Instead OF removing a nuisance.
which has FOR some time past been A
menace 20 the health OF the people IN
the southwestern part OF the city. four
OF the employees Of the health depart
meut have been charged with creating
a nuisance By dumping foul and de-
cayed garbage into q vacant lot be-
tween Third and Fourth South and
Ninth aud Tenth West streets.
a complaint vas sworn 10 before jus
tiCe OF the Peace r. NJ Bishop Of
Farmers ward on Saturday Afternoon
by Rev j. II WoIrcll against Chief
Sanitary Inspector W u Margetts and
Lincoln Jones. Claude Rogers aud ]. F.
Banks, drivers Of garbage wagons en-
ployCd by the health department. The
men were arrested by Deputy Sheriff
smith Today and appeared before Jus
tee Bishop for arraigument
The defendants were represented by
Asst city Attys DiHinny and DAILY.
The latter promptly objected 10 the ar
raignment on the ground that Justice
Bishop could not hold court IN the city
aud was outside Of his jurisdiction. The
objection was oycrruled by Justice
Bishop and he set tomorrow At $3.50 p.
m. for arraigumeui. when the accused
are expected 10 appear before him in
Farmers ward.
Before issuing the complaint IN the
case Asst. County Atty Willard Han
son went ont 10 the place complained
OF and made thorough investigation.
The neighbors an stated that The
stencil from the dump was unbeatable
and was proving O. menace 10 their
health. Rev Norrell the complaining
witness. says hat the stencil was 50
bad on Friday night that his family
could hardly sleep 50 he decided 10
md some way 10 POI a stop 20 the
practise " possible When Ne called
at the health Office on Saturday 20
complain about the nuisance he was
told hy the clerk that nothing could
be- done and II he cid not Ike II he
could SUE The city Mr. Woueu then
called az the county attorneys Office
and the complaint was issued
the men were liot arrested until this
Hof"ing and after their arrest they
were released upon their own recog-
nl2ance after promising 90 appear for
arraignment 40 10 o'clock TODAY.
II seems that the men have been
dumping garbage bon the locality mer-
Toned instead OF AZ tho regular CITY
DUMP in the northwestern part " the
city merely because d was closer To
thelr route They secured the per-
mission n the owner " the property
10 dump the garbage there and pro-
cfoded 10 do 50 On spite of the com
pla inis OF the residents OF that neigh
borhood
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06
ARGUMENTS IN
HARTJE DIVORCE CASE,

PittSburg. Aug. 6.-The arguments In
the llartic divorce case were begun.
and IN expectation Of q series OF brill
liant speeches on the part OF the at
torneys IN the case. the courtroom was
filled with spectators. The principals
were IN attendance. and followed the
proceedings with interest.
William b. Rodgers senior counsel
for August ilariio, opened the argu-
mcnis for the prosecution He began
his address quietly but soon warmed
w Ca his subject Judge Frazer listen
cd With the close attention which has
been hahitual during tho entire course
of Jhe trial MIR Rodgers devoted his
address 10 an effort to beat down the
evidence relating to the alleged visits OF
Augustus HartJe TO resorts " question
able character. The speaker. after
pointing out that Mrs. Hartje had lot
her husband while llartjc lay ill in bod
launched into an argument 10 break
down the testimony of servants and
other witnesses called by the defense.
Concerning the letters which the de-
Tense alleges are forgeries. Mr. Rodgers
said the style and manner Of the mis-
siycs AFFORD strong proof n genuine
ness. From beginning to end. he said.
thoughts were expressed as they would
flow.
Mr. Rodgers referred 10 Coachman
Nadine. the correspondent. as one be-
low Mrs. llartie On social position. and
said. "thc letters show that the writer
was displaying only q physical interest
in the object OF her solicitude. She told
him % Keep his nails clean, not TO eat
fast End 90 battle properly"
ut Is these trivial things that stamp
them 20 my mind as genuine. said he.
Mr.. Rodgers was followed by j. Scott
Ferguson. also ~ the prosecution. Mr.
Ferguson confined his address TO a dis
cuSsion ~ the letters which he declared
were an written ny The same person.
Marcus " Acheson then made the
FIRST plea FOR the defense. He inclined
well 60 the pathetic side Of the esc
During his address Mrs. Hartje was
moved fr fFaTE
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the instance Of Senator Dubois BOZ the
full knowledge that Il will estrange
the Mormon vote Mr Evans points
out that this vii be serious matter.
rs 80 per cent OF the Democrats Boz
southern Idaho are Mornaons. To this
Senator Dubois replies that the Nor
mons are neither Democrat nor Re-
Publican. and that they vote as their
Church leaders decree lie contends
that they an voted the Republican
ticket AZ the last election
The Democrats realize that they are
sacrificing the Mormon vote hopeless
b.. bet they 90 20 IN the hope tina,
enough Republicans will be attracted
20 their standard from the gentle fac
lion Of that party 10 more than Offset
the detection from Democrats ranks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06
THE C0WES REGATTA.
Ming, OF England aud OF spain Arc in
Attendance.

Copes lslc ~ Wight Avs s.-The
CoVes regatta opened today under the
most brilliant auspices with. ss usual.
program of races under tho burgce of Tho
Royal London Yacht club 1he rlsds
were crowded with yachts n various riss
and with stately warshlps guarding the
k,ngs of England and spain. who. with
their consents watched the races from
their respective ROYAL Yachts
The weathsT vas bright but the y md
was very Nght The chief event q the
day VAS handicap race for schoon,rs
exceeding iel tons over a S-mile course
On which Emperor Williams Meteor
,laud 4 GaNlcvs Adsla. Hsrr guN.
laume's clara. Niscount lvesgh's Csntonla
and other h'g Yachts started
Another race for t-fo0isrs the starfers
being George ". Waieins American
built yavi Navaho. Myles "a Ken
uedys cutter Whiicheather. sir James
Perdsrs cutter kanad. and n. vs. y
NounEs cutter Nyrls
The Heieor crossed the finish line
FIRST. at if9 n M. but az she had 10
allow the Clara IS minutes 81 seconds
the latter won. crossing at SOL p. m.
The Cctonis gave ~ the contest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06
TRANSFERS GATHER.
International Brotherhood Opens a
Convention In Chicago.

Chicago. Aug. Linton tcamster
leaders from many cities ln the United
States and canada gathered here today
for The opening session ~ tho annual
convention 81 the International Rroth-
crho0d Of Tcamsters The political dis.
turbances within tho organization
witch viii be brought % ,lrus in tho
election. are expected On provide stormy
meetings and before tho convention was
called ~ order today there was a "A.
vision ~ opinion as 10 whether the In.
tcrrationsl disputes should b. fought
ont IN open meeting or behind closed
doors.
g. P. shea, tho president. who Is out
for re- section. with Albert Young and
r number ~ other asrirsnts Tor tho
presidency 81 the organisation against
him. favored public sessions.
q. = shea. the Boston tCamstef chief
welded the gavel Two hundred and
fifty OF The 80 delegates entitled 20
seats were present Mayor Dunno.
who welcomed the delegates. was greet
ed with cheers. lie shook hands with
Mr. Shea
This Is the first time I've seen YOU
since ] caused you ~ much trouble
last summer" said shea. his eyes
twinhing az the recollection of the
great strike IN which he led the teams.
tors n Chicago against the Chicago
Employers association.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06
WILL WED SALT LAKER.

special to ne NevaD

'Hf"' ta4 ~ ti- news. ,
Evanston Nyo, AUG. 6-Miss Laura
clark eldest daughter of United State
senator Clarence d. clark Of Wyoming
VIII 10 married this evening To- Charles
PiXlcv Blythe. a prosperous wholesale
grocer Of Salt Lake city. THE Weddin-
win De the most noteworthy social
event that has occurred BOD wyoming i1
a long while and Nll draw tosethe
many that represent the highest social
circles Of the west senator CLARK
win give away the bride who is a beau
tful young woman and who ia wei,
known Boo salt Lake. likc the bride.
groom, she Is supiemely happy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06
TO IMPROVE ELLIS ISLAND.

Washington Aus. e-TeniatiNc plans
viii hr prepared by Supervising ArchI.
t,ci of thc treasury Taylor Tor extensive
improvements ~ tho Elh- Island immlgra-
zion station 'r Ncw York bay. commits
sru of immigration Sargent aU, !.
TAYLOR have considered the situation care
lulIt With tirW 90 making the improve
meuts contemplated and when Congress
torNcucs next December recommendation
for the improvements viii b. made Will,
iho Fills island plant Il large. n never
Was intended 90 accommodate 500 imm.-
grants IA and curing The past Two oi
three yo1ls that number have frequently
arrived
While no estimate has vet been made
NJ the cost ~ the Improvements and the
proposed now construction ~ Il likely
that h will aggregate about SlNeo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06
RIOTS IN CAPE TOWN.

London. Aug "a dispatch 70 ne
News agency here from Cape Town
SAYS that serious riots 81 unemployed
persons occurred there today : mob
~ white and colofed men looted many
shops. The police we're almost power
less
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06
MRS. GAMBLE DEAD.
wife NJ City Building Inspector Passed
Awal To-day

Mrs catherine r Gamble. aesi =.
wife ~ ihe city building Inspector. died
this morning. az her residence. g'i south
Third West street. from cancer from
which she had long been a sufferer To
deceased was native of Illinois and
leaves besides her husband a married
daughter The funeral VII b. held
Wednesday. though the hour IS not So
set. aud The place Of in,eimcni the clay
cemetery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06
THE Upton CUP.
First " Series OF Races Tor II a, san
Diego. Gal.

Ssu Deco cal. ASS 6-Thc first ~ A
series of three yacht races for ~. 81
Inomas lArion challenge cup occurred To-
onY u was ofer = Triangular course on
twice around making ~ mile race
Tho Mischief a. tho larCrsf boat in thA
race. gave The Monson 9 scounds the 40
lus q seconds the skideo I minutes the
Mischief / I minutes and II second, an 4
the Estrella 70 minutes snc u seeonds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06
CREW SAFE

Rome. Aug. C.-Thc Italian general
navigation company. owners az tho
wrecked steamer sirio received a dis
patch last night purportinR 10 come
from the captain of The Sirio. rcserying
his report of the details Of the wreck.
but saying that the crew was safe. This
raises the possibility that the captain
ultimately was rescued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06
Many Tragic and Distressing In
cidentS Connected With
Loss OF Vessel.
SHIP REGARDED A TOTAL LOSS
some. of the Rescued Have Died
Many Of the Drowned
Buried.

Cafiagena. Spain, Aug. G,-Reports
continue TO arrive here Of the terrible
scenes attending the wreck on Satur-
day evening of Hernigas island Of the
Italian steamer Sirio. from Genoa, Aug,
?, via Barcelona ana other ports for
Buenos Ayres resulting In the loss OF
over 800 lives The drowning OF the
Bishop of Soapoalo, Brazil Is now al.
tributed to the action Of am Argentine
passenger who forc'bly took from the
bishop d lfo belt which the latter had
provided himself
one Italian woman kept her three
children ahoat ON a plank until they
were an picked up.
\ bridegroom VINO MAS on his honey
moon lost his wife and sister and one
old man who was saved lost three
children.
Capt Giuseppe Paradi, commander
Of the Sirio. was g. years old and had
g. years experience in navigation.
The Sirio Is considered a total loss.
Her captain is said 10 have formerly
commanded the BCrseus, which sank
of Cartegena.
number Of the bodies nj the
drowned were buried today Some Of
the rescued passengers died after be-
ing brought ashore
The survivors say that the Sirio sank
With extreme rapidly Many ~ the
passengers were ON deck as the steamer
disappeared. The boats were so over
crowded that number of them ilnme-
a NsYN
pants into the water
Quantities II food and clothing FOR The
survivors are arriving from all parts
Of the country.
public subscription started Tor the
relief of the destitute passengers has
already reached large sums. The sur
viyors are quartcrcd an the theaterS.
hospitals and clubs. the poorer classes
Of the inhabitants 81 Cartagena
rivnlling each other in assisting the
shipwreckcd people
Charles Nonturiui. q resident of Bar
celoua. who was a passenger with his
family on The Sirio. succeeded in saw
Ing hi- three SONS and nine other pas
sergers Senior Nenturiuis daughter.
who is Is years old and au expert swim
mcr. saved Two children whose parents
are unknown.
one family consisting Of the father.
mother and six children was drowned
with the exception Of the father. who
lost his reason.
Brigida Morelia who has arrived a.
tho italian consulate here. relates how
she and her husband were hurled into
the sea by the force of the explosion
Of the boilers. She WAS picked up and
brought ashore bat does not know the
fafn ~ hon husband
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06
$1,000 MEN or.

LuEsusk. Province Of Yekaterinoslsy.
Aus a general strike has been pro-
claimed here Twelve thousand min
crs have stopped work Fifty thousand
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ENOITEMENT N GrNnA-

Genoa Italy. Aug. g. The loss Of th,
Italian steamer S'rio causes intense cx-
element among the relatives and
friends OF The Italian passengers and
crew. most OF whom lived here or iu
This vicinity The officers ~ the cap
tain Of tho port and Of the Italian gem
eraI navigation company a. which th.
sirio belonged were no beseiged today
hy aSouized throuss seeking informa-
lion that the police were compelled 10
establish barriers 10 hold back the
crowds. some Of The people assumed a
threatening ASPECT. declaring that facts
were being withheld.
The Sirio has seen % years SERVED
By she was considered to be bon a sea .
worthy condition She was built NJ iron
and wood. had a single screw. was Of
1900 tons gross register and had a
speed Of u knots per hour. Her cap
tain, Giuseppe Par1i. was native OF
Genoa and veteran seaman
Tho disposition io Do ma 10 " tho Inn
poycrishcd cmigrauts Who were saved
from the Sirio causes special anxiety.
The situation recalls n similar wreck
Of Genezo ship near The Rock of
Gibraltar when tho survivors were un-
able "a proceed 10 America or return
10 Italy and therefore established
fishing colony near Gibraltar. where
they still remain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06

"A gluttcd market makes provisions
cheap" but you viii never know
anything about markets unless you
read the ads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06

Won order your own personal supply
of bad luck day by day. Simply TO
ssll 10 read the ads viii usually keep
your supply from running short
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06
INQUIRY STARTED.

Madrid Aug. e-Thc naval authorl.
ties here have opened an inquiry into
the wreck Of the Italian steamer Srlo
IN the meantime Tho officers win Do dc.
iaincd az Cauagena TO await the re-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-28

pescadillas y doradas, asf como
tambiSn Il anchuroso pielago
sc enriquecera con el barbo
inocentes la tenca candoI osa, y
la incauta madrilla grata al
Iingenuo ribereno del Ebro.
Los inforaes que sobre este
1nteresante aSunto Sc nos Su-
ministran no alcanzan a darnos
la seguridad de que en- breve
plazo sea TN hecho la pesca del
bacalao en- ael Tajuila, nj la es-
peranza de yer nutridos bancos
de sardinas en- el Canalillo de
la Guindalera.
iQue bOnito seria tambien ir
a coger lapas Y calamares, per
cebes y pulpos en- estanque del
Retiro!. =. Pero las cronicas
ictiol6gicas no nos cuentan 81
|el sabio reformador de las COS
tumbres de los peces ba hecho
con los mariscos los mismos
afortunados experimentos. Bien
que para topaz con cuantos
elemplareS Sc apetezca de los
que quedan mencionados, no
hay necesIdad de ir adonde ha-
va aqua salada III aqua dulce.
En- secO Sc encuentran mas. :.
Tampoco sc nos dice 81 los
pescados, al cambiarse las con-
diciones de su residencia habi-
tual, cambian dc sabor, 8 si-
guen conservando ell gusto que
les hace mas 8 menos agrada-
bles a nuestro paladar.-Los pc
ces de la politica espanola mu
dan de aguas. perO siempre nos
saben a 10 mismo.
Como de segurO habra com
prendido el lector discreto, este
sabio ictiologo de Quien veni-
mos hablando no es espanol.
Adviertase que tampoco sus
peces son "poissors d Avril'
porque todavia, oh lector suspi-
caz, taltan tres dias para termi-
mar el mes de Mario.
FL mencionado V veridico des-
cubrimiento es, sin duda algu-
ma, muy interesante; pero en-
EspaTa hubiera resultado de
muy escasa novedad.-Ya hace
amos que estamos cansados de
conocer diversas especies de
pescados de mar d quienes
prueba maravill0samente cl
aqua del Lozoya.
Para el atun de buena posi-
cion, para el besugo de buenas
relaciones. para el congrio de
grandes in1uencias. no hay me-
jor Oceano que la Villa Y Corte
de Madrid. en- vez de deiarse
pescar, los que pescan son
ellos.
Mariana de Cavia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-28
Tn POGO de iCtiOlOgia

Para una cr0nica cuaresmal,
GS I'm excelente asunto este de
los pescados; y tampoco es ma
lejo para guitar a mi rollizo
amigo don Lucio del CupoD
marques de Siete Suelas el NAL
sabor de boca que le ha dejado
-estos dias ell espectaculo de los
gTupos de obreros sin trabajo,
pidiendo limosna por las GALES
de Madrid.
Lo hacen-decia don Lucio
por humillar q las classes AGO.
.modadas y de sanas ideas.
-lEn que forma, marques2
Salta bien a la vista. Esas
gcntes pretenden darnos leccio.
hes de ayunar!
Dejemos. pues, csc tropel
'lesconsiderado y orgulloso que
ba 10 el liviano pretexto de ha-
llarse sin pan Y sin traba 10,
Ofende a don Lucio del Cup0n
cumpliendo los preceptos cua-
reSmalcs muCho mas rigurosa-
mente. que 81 religioso capita
lista; y volvamos a nuestros
carnerOs, que no son carner ros,
SinO peCes sabroSos.
Para el suSodicho marques
de Siete Suelas, como para un
sinnumero de suietos ajenos 4
la ictiologia, los peces de todas
ella ses Sc diViden principalmen-
tie en- peces de mar y peces de
aqua dulce.
Muchos pescadores, y no po-
COS pesCaderos habran pensado
mas de una vez:
-lPor que no han de criarse
SalmoneteS Y lenguados en- el
Iarama2. 80.
Dlhcilillo es lograr seme jan
tie "traslado de domicilios pc
To mayores dSicultades ha ven
cido la Ciencia en- su tenaz en-
peno de enmendar la plana 4
Mama Naturaleza.
La acllmatacion en- aqua dull
ce de gran parte de los "hues-
pedes del Oceano" no debe sor-
prender en- demasia a los ma
drilenos. IQuien no conoce la
popular historic de la ballena
del ManzanaresY
rs, pues, el case que IN sa-
bio ictiologista ahrna haber re-
Suelto ell arduo problema, tIas
largas investigaciones Y pa
cienzudos ensayos. Para con
seguir sus prop0sitos, instal6
d1versos ejemplares en- grandes
dep6sitos dc aqua salada, cui-
dando de disminuir "lenta pero
continuamente" la subtraction
salina. Y al llegar el dia en-
que esta habia desaparecido to-
talmente, el sabio comprob6.
con extremado regocijo, que
sus "pension1stas" vivian en- ell
aqua dulce tan felices como en- el
aqua salada, hasta ell punto de
reproducirse con toda facilidad
y holgura.
Analogosexperimentos--au aun-
que hechos, naturalmente, en-
sentido contrario-han conduct
do al curioso icti6logo a asegu-
rar que los peces de aqua dulce
Sc acostumbran no menos facil-
mente al aqua de mar, Y ell sa
bio est ia persuadido de que an
tes de POGO tempo, sera possible
variar los placeres de la pesca,
proporcionando a los tranquilos
deportistas de la cana y el bui-
tron el Sin par gustazo de atra-
par en- los rios lenguados Y lu-
binas, salmonetes y dentones,
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