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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
KING STILL C0URTING
Royal Party Goes to San Sebastian in
Autom obiles.

BIARRITZ. France. Jan. 29.-King AL
fonso accompanied by the military MEM
bers OF his household In full uniform, ar
rived here Sunday In automobiles to con-
duct Princess Ena of Battenberg her
mother, Princess Henry. and Princess
Alexander OF Battenberg to San Sebas-
tian. The start for San Sebastian was
made at IL 2l5 a IN, Prlncesses Ena and
Henry and King Alfonso were In the first
automobile and Prince Alexander and his
suite In the second. the military officers
following In other automobiles
Everywhere along the route the royal
party was enthusiastically greeted At
San Sebastian flowers were showered on
the Princesses, to whom the municipality
presented magnificent bouquets.
The Queen Mother Maria Christiana
received Princess Ena In the most gra-
cious manner After lunch at the palace
the King and Princesscs Henry and Ena
took n trip around the town and the sur
rounding country, returning for tea at the
palace.
At $50 o'clock the Princesses accom-
panied by his Majesty and Prince Alex
ander. left for Birrtz. arriving at the
villa Mouriscot at 6 40 o'clock The King
left for san Sebastian on a special train
at o'clock in order to dine with the
Queen mother.
Ii is understood that King Alfonso will
proclaim an extensive amnesty on the oc-
casion OF the formal announcement OF
his bptrOthal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
REV. MATTHEW 0'KEEFE DIES
Confederate Army Chaplain and Close
Friend of Lee.

TOWSoN. Jan. 29-Rev Matthew
O'Keefe, pastor Of the Roman Catholic
Church of the Immaculate Conception.
died Sunday of pneumonia He was rs
years old and native OF Waterford. Ire
land.
Father O'Keefe was the last surviving
brigade chaplain of tho Confederate
army, he having been chaplain OF Ma
homes brigade OF the Army OF Northern
Virginia, and close personal friend OF
Gen. Robert E. Lee and Jefferson Davis
Father O'kecfe made himself famous
the outbreak of yellow fever at Norfolk
and Portsmouth In 1885, and in 1869 won
the red ribbon OF the Legion Of Honor
by his attendance upon the officers and
crew OF a fever-stricken French frlgate
that put In at Hampton Roads.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
BOYS IN IRONS NEARLY
CAUGHT BY FLAMES
Naval Apprentices Have Narrow
Escape in Fire at New
port Station.

NEWPORT. r. l.. Jan. 29-Scven build
ings connected with the United States
naval training station al Coasters Harbor
island. in this city. were destroyed by fire
last night, causing an estimated loss of
$4,000. The buildings destroyed were the
detention building, machine shop paint
shop. paymaSters storehouse. carpenters
shop and two small storehouses.
One of the burned buildings contained
all of the small boats and cutters used
for practice purposes. All were destroyed
Rescues the Boys.
Several apprentices in single irons were
confined In the detention building at the
time the fire broke out Physical In
structor Joseph Kirby liberated them by
a heroic effort When he reached the de-
tcntion building he could not see the
young prisoners on account OF smoke, but
they answered his cal! Supported by
line OF men Kirby made his way to the
spot where the boys were in confinement
and passed them back one by one TO the
men behind him. and so out on to the
sea wall. In passing over the sea wall
two OF the manacled boys fell overheard
but were rescued
For a time the famous old frigate Con-
stellation, which is used as a practice
ship at the station, was in danger OF de-
sruction. but prompt work on the part
OF the fremen saved the ship.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
TWO LONG SHOTS
LAND At ASCOT
MOnteznma, With Jockey Kent
Up, Rewards His Support
ers Handsomely.
FAV0RITES TAKE THREE
EVENTS OF THE CARD
Hand Maiden, at Post Price of
Eight to One, a Medium
of Big Coup.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 29.-Hand
Maiden winner of the two-year-old race
Mt Ascot park today. was the medium OF
a big coup Backed from 10 to 1 TO TO
], she won easily Montczuma, at 20 TO
/, was another long-priced winner. In the
mile and one-SiNtccnth event FaNorites
were successful in three Of the six races.
Weather clear. track fast
Ascot Monday Results.
First race four furlongs-Hand Maiden,
liz (Aubuchon) S TO l. won. Queen of
s. 1O2 (Kenp. 10 to l, third, Time. is12
seconds. Early Flower. Yellow Top,
Ponemah, Lady's Beauty, Sinaloa IL,
Donna Anna, Commida, Mrs Mathews
Malapert and Fircaway also ran.
Second race, mile and one-sixtecnth-
Retador. 102 CMcDanieD, Z to 2, won, Tom
Riley, 1T tSeder, to /. second; Katie
Crews, 100 Harris); to i, third. Time.
1891 Josie Wheeler, Moor, Ding Dong
IL. st. Vida, John W. Dahney, Myrtle
II. La Tarenta, Probe. Ulloa, Lanark and
Dancing Kid Jr. also ran.
Third race, five and half furlongs-
DR. Hollis. q (Moriarity), 3 To 2, won;
Hester w, 95 Q1eathcrtom. to ., second;
Betsy, % (McDanIeD. to /, third Time,
l:o74. Lawsonian. Valencia and Parvo
also ran.
Fourth race mile and one-sixteenth-
Montezuma, lG7 (KenU, 20 to l, won Pa
chuca, los tPalms). u to l. second. Pyrr-
no l02 tRoss), 70 ,, third Time, ! so.
EMapo. Patsy Brown, Red Damsel, File
II Or and GondoluS also ran.
Fifth race, mile and fifty yards-SJoes-
sci, 81 Prcston). IL to 10. won Worthwhile.
IS (MilleD, Ii 10 5. second. Bologna %
(Sullivan), to /. third. Time, 1:i5l4. Duti
iul also ran.
Sixth race, six fmlonGs-Monce Mabel,
81 CPreSton). to l. won. Bantam. l04
(Nottcr), 9 to .. second; Evelyn Griffin. 100
UHorner), even, third. Time. 1:14h. Lady
Huron, April's Pride, Seed Cake Lady
King, Ayontellus, Antara, Kumiss. Red
Tape and Peter Farley also ran.
Ascot Tuesday Entries,
First race. selling four turlongs-Sweet
Kitty ll5, Esther Is. lC5. Royal Ascot lO5
Duke Of Orleans 1G3, Tom Gilroy l03, Hoot
Mon 1O3 Miss FidSety 100. Naday o. (
BcanergeS- -Alalala) 90, Emily NJ o. T.
Bsnnockburn-Hig los, Prosperity
Cb. (. ToddinGtonA Adverslty) 10l.
Second race. selling, mile and a furlong
Paramount lOT, Huapala 107. Cheripe lO7.
Yellow Kid 10is Mauser 104. Costllllon l02
Third race, mile-Prnce SllVerwings lO3
Ienlonde lO5, The Gadfy 103. Marshal Ney
iGl. MoIila IS. Chancellor Walworth %
Fourth race handicap six furlongs-Big
Ben leo. Workman 90, Cutter Sc Don Do
mo 81 Dacenc S3.
Ieenth-Duuful l07 Dolle Weithon lO7.
Del Coronado l07. Chickadee 10i. Viona l0i.
Hot lOo. HoodHInk 99, File ID Or 99 La
torza lo2. Cournnt SO, Precious ~. Lille r.
81, Rubinon 81, Elizabeth f. 81.
Sixth race. selling, Futurlty course
Money Muss l15, Confessor n2 Mascda
)l0, Beth c. 10. Bell Reed lO7 Eldonoso
l05, Inspector Halpln 10i. Revolt lO3 Dur
bar l02 HlloDa l02
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
HOLDS UP THE POLICE
Insane Ex-Policeman Runs Amuck in
Peoria, III.

Insane Ex-Policeman Runs Amuck in
Peoria, III
PEORIA, Ill. Jan. 29.-Charlcs Har-
wood a former policeman, now violently
insane, entered the police headquarters
this afternoon and at the point OF a re-
volvor held up the Chief and seven Of
ficers for fifteen minutes while nc vented
his insane wrath In 81 delugc OF curses.
After threatening the shoot the entire
crowd and falling TO shoot because of n
snapped cartridge he backed out of the
station and made his escape.
Knocks Woman Down,
Within an hour after the hoId-up of
the station Harwood appeared near his
homo on Bigelow street and entered the
residence OF 2 Mrs. Montgomery whom
he knocked down with the butt Of his
gun Taking a shotgun and revolver
from this house. he barricaded himself In
his own residence. a few doors on, and
Mt 10 o clock tonight was standing of
squad OF police who surrounded the
wife to disrobc and then drove her into
the street and this morning he made an
attempt on his children
Chief Moore and all his officers held
up In tho station were unarmed and at
the mercy of their assailant.
At l o'clock this (Monday) morning
Harwood suddenly appeared on the porch
OF his house. clad In mis- underwear, and
with gun in each hand He opened fire
the fire was returned. but no shots took
effect Harwood then re-cntered the
house and the posse settled down to a
Siege.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
RESENTS THE CRITICISM
Sylvester @. Cannon Defends Mormon
Church Authorities.

The services at the Tabernacle Sunday
afternoon were a continuation OF the
conference of the Pioneer stake. A largo
congregation was present as public an
nouncement had been made that DR.. Ro-
land B, Grant of Boston. the noted lee
turer, was to lecture on American
scenery Apostle John Henry Smith
stated, In the course OF his address. thof
DIT Grant had telephoned him on Satur-
Gay night That he had an important en-
Gagement to fuhll in the State of Ne
braska and the train regulations made IL
imperative that he leave for the East on
sunday morning He would, however, be
pleased on a future occasion to address
an assembly In the Tabernacle
Criticism Is Resented.
William McLachlan, president of tho
stake, conducted the services md besides
Apostle Smith. Sylvester O Cannon nd
dressed the congregation Counseior
cannon devoted his remarks to outlIninr
the plan of salvation according TO Nor
rnotorsti' mon renets' ana also expounding on the
restoration OF the gospel The speaker
resented the criticism of the church au
thorities: There are people no said
who criticize the officers of this church
work for the Lord Because thcv bo,.o ~
human weaknesses, they Will moi aiIou,
them TO be ministers or His word Tbew
nave received authority. but they are hu
n al
low to them the weaknesses that otbar
ministers Ministers possess If they do anything
which is human or frail pcopIe do ne
stop to consider that these men claim no
more more than others to be anything more
than human beings, They confinnaT,
state that they do not claim infallibritvy
They claim to be humble servants or t5e
Lord Jesus Christ and they claim to he
doing His work TO the best of their ohHs
i,y Possibly there are things thev have
done which have been misunderstood "or or
TO which people have taken uDbr.a 90 -,
ana because of this the Saints have &c
fered many things" SUI
But Have TheyP
The speaker stated that tbo 1o
I the nt ,in Church had always advocated tSa ol
roraolisninent rers M M of Industries and the nat
SIdsG TSasGessss ,. and imperfections he cons our
fnepa "a Just us others have their fail
aeeor5 ne TER Saints are living more In
others. and while VIC believe - otu than
,N,h,ry ,nfnryo OF OUT belief we don't desire 10
lief" eis IN their be-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
PUTS OFF OIL HEARING
Hadley Will Not Resume New York
Work Until February 12.

NEW YORK. Jan 29.-Henry Woll-
man, In whose law office Attorney
General Hadley of Missouri took his
testimony In his proceedings against
the Standard oil company stated yes
terday that he had no Information as TO
when Justice Gildersleeve would an
nounce his decision in the contempt
proceedings against H. H. Rogers. who
refused 10 answer certain questions
put to him by Mr. Hadley.
1t has been intended by Attorney
General Hadley TO resume taking tes-
tmony in this city tomorrow, but i'm
Dortant matters In Missouri have
caused him to adjourn the case to Feb
ruary l2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
New Orleans Fair Results.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 29-FaIr Grounds
results of today follow.
First race, SIX furlongs-Master PrIm
won. Ancient Witch second. Frank Mont
levcrde third Time. Is
, Second race, three and half furlongs-
iralto won, Sainzclla second, Mintbcria
Third Time, Is 20 seconds
Third race, six furlongs-Planter won
The Cure second. Bitter Hand third Time
LA rs.
Fourth race. one mile-St Valentine
won. Goldsmith second. Klckshaw third.
Time. II.
Fifth race. five and half furlongs-Van
Ness won, Escutcheon second, Norwood
ohio third Time los Is.
Sixth race, one mile-Harry Scott won,
Lena j. second, Hand Bag third. Time,
n:43
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
BIG BARK IN DISTRESS
Admiral Corbet in Grave Danger Off
Carm0nah

VICTORIA, B. c.. Jan. GA big bark
believed TO be the Admiral Corbet Is in
distress of Vancouver island coast, near
Carmanah. The lighthouse-kcepcr report
ed al o'clock p. m. that the bark was
within a mile OF shore with a big swell
setting in. Tugs have been dispatched TO
her aid The weather is calm, but the
heavy swell Is carrying the bark shore
ward,
The bark was in sight all day and Just
after sundown drifted around point and
out of sight. 1t Is not known If she went
on the rocks or is anchored She was in
a dangerous position. The steamer Salvor
has gone to the assistance of the bark
The Admiral Corbet Is a French bark of
17i0 tons and is bound for Tacoma from
San Francisco. whence she sailed Janu-
ary II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
RAVAGE RIFF REGION
Troops of Pretender Commit Serious
Depredations

MADRID Jan D.-According to q dispatch
from Nolllla, the Spanish seaport on the north
co1st OF Morocco, the troops OF the pretonder
Blu Hummara. have raYagcd the Rim region
coast range OF heights and mountains In
northern Morocco. bordering on the Mcdlter-
rnnean. wild and difficult OF access and in
great port Inhabited ny tho Rim Hcrhsrs
There was much fighting. In which the loyal
Khobyle tribc0men were invariably beaten
Yohammcd el Torres. the Minister of For
elgn Affairs, who heads the Moroccan dele
CATION at AlgezraS loorncd that a faction at
Marchicai. engaged principally In furnishing
the protendcr With arms and munitions Of
war. has sent Al telegram to his son ordering
the dispatch of the warshlp Turk with In
struotions that It lombard the fnctory
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
BANDITS TERR0RIZE TOWN
One Victim Dead, Several Others Seri-
ously Hurt.

YOUNGSTOWN. o. JON. al-Fiye armed
men terTorized the village OF Iast YounGs-
town yesterday morning, shooting two men
and terribly beating a third. Tho roboer1
made n raid saloon operated by Michael
and Alexander Dyoklvic. brothers, md with
rcyolvers drawn ordered TO give up their
money, They showed resistance and each
robber shot AT them. all nvo bullets taking
effect The robbers then escaped, taking $500
with them The two Nlctims may die.
Jacob u. Eldclman. a butcher beaten
into lnscnsibi!ty on the doorstep OF his shop
and robbed OF about 500 by tho samo
Peter Tghe. puddler. with two other men
was held up and robbed by the despcradoes
while on his way homo about o'clock
Tighe's skull was fractured by the pounding
he received and he died tonight The two
other men unhlrmcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
Brief Addresses NTade
CHINESE HAVE QUIET DAY
Entertained Informally at the Sol
dierS' Home

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2o-With the ex.
eePtion OF visit to the Soldiers home
here and several other calls, the I'm
perial Chinese commissioners whiting THE
country spent the day quietly resting
Brig. Gen. Hamilton Hawkins, COVER
commissioners informally at tea mis-
afternoon. Following this there were
calls on ambassador Speck Won Stern
berg OF Germany and ambassador Hen-
gelmueller OF Austria Hungary, whose
countries the commissioners are to vIsit
before returning to China ''
Mount Vernon on the Dolphin. "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
Rulings in Beaver Case.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2o-Justice Could,
In Criminal court today. overruled the
pleas In abatement OF State Senator
George E. Green OF New York and w
D. Doremus TO the indictments charging
them with conspirings in connection with
George w. Beavers. to dcfraud the Gov
ernment I'm the furnishing OF public sup
plies. Beavers demurrer to his statement
was also oyerruled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
Women Hurt in Collision

Los ANGELES. Cal, Jan. Z9.-In coIIis-
ion at Thirty ninth and Monctn avenue to-
night between two cars or the Monetn line OF
the Los Angeles Railway company. three
women were injured. Mrs. IL Y Harris or
I2b West Forty-thrd street. probably ia
tally hurt through conclusion Of tho spine
Tho two other women were slightly injured
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
Encounters at Kutais.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan 29-It is re.
ported from kutais that serious encoun-
tcrs have taken place there between the
revolutionists and the troops. in which
several OF the latter were killed. Tho ar
rival of Gen Alikanoff with troops from
Tihis brought about the restoration OF or
der, the cNolutLonists taklng flight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
No CONCESSIONS BY GERMANY
Counselor Says This Country Has
Been Receiving Greater Benefits.

WASHINGTON, Jan. G9.-Baron Van
Bussche- -Hadenhausen. the Counselor Of.
the German Embassy. In an interview
opinion that the tariff problem between
Germany and the United States would
eventually be solved The Baron desired
IL understood he was giving his personal
Views and was not speaking officially. He
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
Father Goes After Body.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb. Jan. 60 u.
Wcstcott father OF Mrs Garfield, who
was shot and killed Saturday at her home
In Los Angeles by discharged coachman
left Sunday for Los Angeles. for the pur-
pose OF bringing the body OF his daughter
here for burial II Mr. Garfield will con-
sent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
BOSTON PRINTERS STRIKE
All Union Job Men Expect to Go Out
February

BOSTON, Jan. PA strike in the book
and Job printing shops of this city and
vicinity, beginning on February /. was
voted today by Boston Typographical
union No. 13. The strike will affect all
shops In which the eigEt-hour workday
has not been established. and II is expect
ed that 1CO0 printers Will go out.
The union also adopted n new scale
which provides for the new eight-hour day
instead of the nine
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
Demand Law for Unions

PARIS. Jan. 29-Six thousand Govern
ment employees held a meeting here last
night and adopted n resolution demanding
that the Government frame and have a
bill passed permitting Its servants to form
unions. All classes of public servants
were represented. from school mstresses
to jailers. Sixty similar meetings were
held in the provinces, at each OF which
Ike resolution WIS adonted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
MISS WEDDELL BANKRUPT
Maine Young Woman Places Liabili-
ties at S37,414, Assets SS95O

PORTLAND. Me, Jan 29.-Miss Mabel
Weddell Of Limerick. Me. today filed a
petition in bankruptcy in which she
placed her liabilities ut s37. .414 and assets
at $3.50 Nearly all the creditors live in
Cleveland, O.. where Miss Weddell for
merly resided F NJ Peet of Cleveland
has claims of sl6,927 and the StIllman
company OF that city claim for S7757
The City National bank of Oberlln, O..
holds notes for Sl212
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
Case Of Keen Competition.
TINGEY AND PARTY AT PROVO
Entertained at Luncheon at the State
Mental Hospital.

Acting Gov Tinsey of Utah and daugh-
ter, Gov. Mead wife and son of Wash
ng;on and G. a. Black and wife and q
number of other prominent people were
entertained at luncheon Sunday at tho
Stale Mental hospital In Provo.
Welcomed to Provo.
The party was met at the depot in tho
Garden City on arrival Sunday morninc
by R r Irvine, president of the Provo
Commercial club; j. II. Frisby, Mayor Of
Provo, and were driven direct to the hos
pital
Brief Addresses Made.
After refreshments were served re-
marks were made by Gov. Mead. Judge
j. 2. Booth and Mayor Frisby
After attending services Mt the stake
tabernacle In the afternoon, the visitors
returned to Salt Lake.
Fog Mars the Day.
Owing to a heavy fog which enyeloned
the town the visitors were rot shown
about
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
No Answer to Message.

1t was thought yesterday afternoon that
a message had found him near the City
OF Mexico. where 1t was learned he was
expected to arrive some time late last
night or early this morning But no an
swer TO the telegram has been received
and until the receipt of the same Is ac-
knowlcdged the surviving members OF
the Canficd family will not rest assured
that he hns learned Of the murder.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
CANFIELD DOESN'T KNOW
Messages Have Not Reached Husband
of Woman Murdered.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Jan &C. A.
Can0cd. the oil maGnatc. is 5till unaware
of the tragic death Of his wife, who was
brutally murdered by their former coach
man Morris Buck because she refused to
give him 5000 on his unwarranted demand
last evening.
Messages telling him OF the dread news
the death of his wife. Yet so far as has
been learned the husband and father is
still unaware OF the news.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
Well-Known Jockey Weds

. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 29.-It was
learned today that J. Ransch, the we'll
known Jockey, was quietly married a few
Gays ago 10 prominent young lady of
bakersfield. Tho couple are spending
theIr honeymoon at the ST. Francis hotel