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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Runaway Freight on Northern
Pacific Crashes Into
Passenger.
EXPRESS MESSENGER
BURNED BENEATH CARS
Freight Ran Away While Engine
Was Uncoupled to Take
Water.

HELENA. Feb. G.-The most disastrous
wreck that has taken place in the vicin-
ity OF Helena for many years occurred
last night shortly before midnight, two
and half miles west or Helena.
a runaway Northern Pacific freight
train crashed into a passenger train on
the same hlc. wrecked It completely, set
fire to 1t. and up TO 3 o'clock this morn
ing four, whose identity is assured. were
known TO be dead, with a probability that
two more. whose names 1t is impossible
to learn, may have been burned In tho
wreck. The known dead are:
j. N ROBINSON, Missoula.
CHARLES BRICKLE, conductor pas
senger.
J. A. JESSUP. express messenger.
FOSTER SENEGAL, merchant OF Ellis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
: ''''SED, TEN
'''''' IN WRECK
'leePlSs on 0. R. & n.
allAnto Rear of
,enger.
rs' " Z AGINE is
|,nSsd "a USE OF DloAoIEh
|0on ts
on Of e.
Of, a''ls or Fills Cab With
ON Strives Engineer
''Is. sm Post.

lnart Feb. s-Four persons
IN persons were more or
Nh. b. 'lred this morning in a
q fre regon Railroad & Navl-
ls p Bridal Veil, Or.
ld.n, e Dead.
|endsis OF Portland. employee
Sal lrypc Founders associa-
[ tbs fIFIED MEN.
10 4 those name was first re-
4 III, Try has not been identi-
Of wJust before he passed
posi5a ed his name. and in his
a fl-freplied Henry ~ but
lie was his given name
DESas he posesd away with
BE- her word.
mad !, Injured.
|anse AlRILEY, Wana Walla. 90
32.e1t arm crushed below ell
oSt1y amputated. bruises
10 lsexact injuries not ascer-
ne Al JSSELL. San Francisco
dT1snd. Cal, severe scalp
eA an II skull is fractured.
le psrA. KLINEMAN, aged 81
s-vs;s Portland: nose cut and
af n E. engineer of No. O.;
Is O. adly scalded
N. fireman OF No 5; face
list spreined.
r,r s0BURN, Hot Lake. Or;
~ I Il. Tacoma; head, arms
,.. ..a UN. Minneapolis; left
80 ght wrist sprained and
~ - Minneapolis; lip cut and
mn. Portland. porter buffet
p aa;idc OF face and right ear
sa .rulsed.
4. - Was Disabled.
team No. 5. known as the
from Chicago. ran Into
ecnger train No, 3, which
mh5 the main track with q
| n land the rear Pullman car
|ht -e-Portland special was
Z. s-tof the train were not so
A. while almost the only
49, the rear train was 10
| vi e
Driven From Cab.
lilies back the Injector OF
IN I'm and Engineer Swayne
y q had been driven from the
lping steam They were
sup rthe machinery when they
ais sent back by tho pas
kad.
o-r re-entered the cab and
e throttle of his engine.
k.s1to do so on account OF the
du {. and his train ran down
hing into the train ahead
= at possibly twenty-five
Il FE,eed.
II l-;an, being unable to do
\ Eiha cab was flied with
X. when il was seen the train
| u : urder control.
u,serlously injured were in
g1Eof the Portland train and
sea' Galatea. which was used
I B5'rom Walla Walla.
6 Disaster Happened.
hartman SYSTEMS best
l,rsaago 10 Portland. was late
ItDy up time. No, 3, known as
lyer. was about on time,
IHjng Bridal Veil her en-
N and an effort was be-
epair the break Brake
b Z out with the customary
,-ough some accident to the
= that heavy train was un-
q "a time, and crashed into
~ the standing train
s Rushed to Scene,
te o R. & \ general Of
r. heard OF the collision IL
i15fas ordered TO the scene,
&c also sent from The
d River, and the dead and
h hrought to this city.
Ids was the checkman for
,ggage and Transfer COM
- the trains at Pcndlcton.
u mrs a notable figure In the
/ ppd but one leg, the other
~ In an accident some time
which the division super
20 In Portland has received
|hsl pc oil the engine of train
|cl3hen engineer Swain tried
response 10 the flag from
IL The scaldlng steam drove
emcn from the cab before
>p their train. and No. s
.. ae rear end of No. 3 Tho
y place In the center of the
| |lI Veil.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Marshall Case Goes Over

criminal assault upon thirteen ycar-od Helen
Hunt has been continued untR next term OF
court by Judge Armstrong
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
RUSSIAN SEEKS HAVEN
OF PROTECTION HERE
Prisoner in New York Said to Be
Held on Trumped Up
Charge.

NEW YORK. Feb. 6-Attorney Rosen-
to Secretary Root for the release on bail
OF his client, Felix GaidsIs. the Russian
fugitive, who Is held on a charge of lar
ceny preferred through the Federal nu-
thorities by the police Of St Petersburg.
Roscnthal SAYS that the larceny charge
client, who fed from Russia to escape
punishment Tor his political opinions. Mr..
Rosenthal said:
Was a Russian Soldier
my client was a private soldier in a
St Petersburg regiment and was detailed
as an orderly TO Gen. Evcgeni Lamanski.
who lived I'm Moiko street The rcyolu-
tionSts gathered, the General being in
not suspected for a long time. His Or
derly became thoroughly Imbued with the
spirit OF the plottcrS.
1T became known TO Lomanski some
months ago that he was suspected. He
fed TO Switzerland, where he Is now Be
fore going he did not forget his faithful
orderly and advised him to go TO the
United States. He gave him 600 roublcs.
Escapes to America,
"Gaidsls after many adventures, crossed
the border, reached Hamburg and then
came here.
'eThe charge is "A dummy one to get back
this man into the hands OF Russian
courts I shall apply to Secretary Root,
ball. OF course prisoners in extTadition
cases cannot ordinarily be admitted to
ball. There Is a precedent, however, under
Secretary Hay
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Director Is Arrested.

One of the directors, Robert G. Ruxton
was arrested yesterday in New Fork with
John s. White. president of the Imperial
Trustees company OF Jersey City, and
Clyde Holt New York broker. by
United States authorities on indictments
charging them with using the mails to
defraud.
Foster Hooper who has been known as
the vicc-president of the Hanover bank
was also arrested yesterday
Hooper is charged with using tho malls
TO further q consplracN to deframd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Revenue Cutter to Aid.

SEATTLE, Wash. Feb. 6-In q telc-
gram received by the Chamber OF Com
merce this morning. United States Sen
ator s. II. Piles Gays.
Had JOINT conference this morning
with President and Secretary Metcalf,
presenting your resolutions and going
into matter fully Commission Will be
appointed not only To investigate Va
lencia wreck, but revenue cutter aids 10
navigation and other kindred subjects"
From this telegram II Is believed by
Chamber of Commerce officials that par
tlcular attention will be given to the life
saving service and the necessity for CO.
operation between the Canadian and
American Governments to safeguard the
west coast OF Vancouver island.
Patrol for the Coast
This Will go into the necessity for trials
on the island and a patrol TO watch for
wrecks. we'll as the addition OF new
lightshIp service TO give warning to ships
entering the straits
An immediate appointment Of the com
mission is expected here, as this Will be
necessary TO secure the testimony of the
Valencia survivors before they are scat
tered. Tho Valencia disaster will probably
be taken up first and when thctestlmony
Is completed the inquiry will be directed
TO discover what future safeguards ore
necessary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
B0NDERS ARRESTED;
CHARGED WITH FRAUD
Claim HOnOrer Bond Officials
Used Mails to Get Rich
Quick.

BOSTON. Feb. 6-The Savings bank
commissioners. alleging that the continu-
alton of the institution would Sc hazard
GUS to the public and to those having
funds in his custody. Judge Bradley of
the Supreme judicial court today Issued a
temporary injunction against the Hanover
bank, West Virginia corporation. which
has It's main Office at l&3 Hanover street
this city, All the officers and directors
of the bank are residents of New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Quorum Not Present.

A large number OF witnesses and Mt
torneys were present in the committee
room. but 1t was found at the last mo-
ment that so many members of the com
m'ttee had other committee engagements
that IL would be impossible to maintain a
quorum There was evidently a disap-
pointment over the postponement to the
nnnnln assembled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Carlisle Represents Protestants.

John G Carlisle represented the protest
ants In place OF Judge Taylor, who ap-
peared previously In tne case. AS In the
former hearings, n large number of the
spectators We're women
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
FORMER coLFAx COUNTY
CITIZEN DEAD ~ BoeToel

Johr Lee. the FIRST probate clerk and
eN.oiicio assessor % Collar county
New Mexico, died at bis brothers
home Ia Boston, Mesgachuset &. John
Lee was the locator OF The \. Il. Max.
we'll lode near Ell1abethtown. and
clerk Of coliaa county from 1869 10
1885 Inclusive. Tie located nt Clmar.
ron, during l. y. Maxwelis time and
belonged to q cavalry company sta.
TONED there dp 20 1865 IN the north.
east part Of town. From there he
went 20 Ellrahcihiown. where be
worked sn the mines aud conducted q
hardware store IN politics joan Lee
was a democrat, IN religion q devote
Catholic and the bea, and truest
friend Of the native population In Col.
fax county.
The nice chapel AZ Clmarron and
the modern edifco az Springer are
John Lees monuments. ealaznf'a pop.
ularity In COlfax county "a largely due
. this good man and this mans death
depriyes ~. n. SalRaar OF HE first
and kind friend--John Lee. Peace 10
his ashes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
INTERESTING
DEFINING ITEMS
Gathered by Our Special Cor.
respondent and Here
with Produced.
MANY sETTLEpS ARE ARRIVING

Special Correspondence.
DENNIS n. b.. March Ia.=M. g.
Brown. Of the Brown Realty com.
pany. Is Ia town with a party 81 home.
eeckera and investors who are takinr
IN Deming and che surrounding coun.
tfY. ar. Browns home hunters have
already taken up over 5000 acres %
land adjacent 90 nominR with the On.
toniion g ifrisailne and farming the
same.
The Leopold hroiners and party
from Chicago passed through nnminE
IN taeir special car en- route Tor silver
City and thence by private conveyance
20 heir Bonanza copper mines ln the
hurro mountains. The Leopold com.
pany has invested over q fourth Of a
million In their property and are
turning out thirty 10 forty tons OF hlra
grade copper concentrates daily, worth
az the smelter from 600 % t7b per
ton amounting 60 an average daily
output o. $4,000.
The owners are greatly pleased vita
the workings Of the mine and are con
templatlhg improvements IN The way
81 Increased mill capacity. etc.
Thomas Carr master mechanic %
the Santa 20 AZ nomlng. 0nd W. y.
Wallis 81 this city. are Just completing
their new residences on Copper ave.
nue. The eiehtroom cottage put up
by Mr. Wallis is more or less of q de-.
parturc from the general style 81 rae
renting houses IN town. u IL a frame
house with generous porches. a CAB.
ed roof and On attic fitted up az a
second story. New cement Sidewalks
are being laid on Cold avenue and also
un Spruce street Meyers new brick
market building. which has Just been
completed and opened with a fuil sup.
by 90 choice meats. vegetables, ETC.,
would bo a credit % d city uf much
larger preteniions
The unlimited supply Of pure fresh
water furnished By the DominR city
water company ~ stimulating an %
our best citizens 10 patr0niSo the wa.
ter company and many OF them are
planting fruit and shade trees, gar.
dena, shruhbery and lawns, taking ad.
vantage Of the liberal water rates 10
Improve and boautlfy their homes.
Doming with her fne water system.
electric light plant, telephone Hyatam,
street sprinkleFa and cement pave.
ments Is fast becoming an ideal home
town.
W. G. Tidmata haa jual purchased
a block 81 ground on Silver avenue
ana IL putting up a hrsl class livery
Stable Tho Increased demand caused
BY the influx Of home seekers and
settlers iustliles the venture. over
1000 acres have been taken up BY
permanont settlers this week.
Dcming Is quite lively In a social
way, too, church festivals. card par.
ties aud plcnics being very frequent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
RATION CITIZEN ON
COLORADO WRECKED TRAIN

w T. Watts returned yesterday
from Denver where be spent a few
days on business with his brother w.
n. Watts, who Is vice president and
genoral manager Of the Utah Con.
RtruciiOn company AZ Salt Lake, Utah
says the Ration Range.
W, n. Waltis was ON the train on
the Rio 0rande which was wrecked
az daylight Friday morning M
Adobe. six miles east Of Florence.
Colo, in which about as peraons were
killed and 20 were injured. the
wounded wore taken 70 Pueblo. Mr..
WATTS escaped Ra did an IN the Pull.
man. The wreck was a head end col
liaion, alleged 20 have been caused
BY the fact that the operator at Adobe
was asleep when the train passed hia
station. All crews On the three en-.
zines we're killed except one fFoman.
u 10 thought tho eNpioai0u OF pintseh
gas, which az once set IRE TO an gho
ehslr cars. was responsible for many
mere deaths than would otherwise
have resulted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
PRITCHARD'S LARGE
PLACER DEAL
TIA ATTORNEY GENERAL OF
TERRITORY SELLS ACRES IN
JACAHlLLA DISTRICT.

Colonel George W. Pichard has "a.
turned 10 Santa Re from the 1lcarllias
and White Oaka country. where M
went a week ago 10 meet sofna mint,s
men from New York. He reporte
considerable mining activity In the
ilcAfilla district. A company which
recently bought aboni 1900 acres
OF plaeer from him and his asaOcl.
atea' Is nov Engaged Ia making a
thorough test Of the placer dirt in
mat locality An expert has been put
~ charge or the dredee there with a
view Of determining whether the dirt
% the placefa can be handled success.
luily with present facilities II the
present dredge proves satisfactory.
pther dredges of similar character viii
Do introduced on the ground. other.
wise dropGe1 constructed upon a dlf
ierent principle will D. tried la mai
inE the tests until the right one Il
secured The new company oss
plenty % funds behind d and viii in
on probability make rs venture a
success. MlneFs have found FOR more
than a half century that the Jloarilia
uigsings are rich "a gold and many
thousands Of dollars have been taken
thettifom by the simplest mining
methods For instance. great quautI.
ties q gold have been removed from
the dirt BY melting snow and ualnr
the water 10 wash out the values. ia
othor lnaiahcos, water mas been haul.
Cd % the locailty for twelve or more
miles Tor the same purpose. No IN.
considerable amount o. gold has been
taken from the dirt by the dry washer
process. A few years aso Coloisel
fTichhra, Dr. Padon and aas0ciatea
put . well drill on the ground. ana Al
depth OF 500 feet secured q large
nov of water. hy pumping the water
20 tue surface they have q Yield 81
about 300 gallons per minute. and
even q greator TOW can ho secured
Win al Increased pumping capacity.
ihia lhauFes plenty ol wafer 10 work
ihe piacers. Much Of the water That
~ brought 20 the surface can 10
used over and over again, thus pre-
venting waste
Z S. understood that Colonel prioh.
ara raaliHoa quite a handsome sum az
money from ihla property n ID al
eoed property ana there Is enough
gold there 70 make placer mlning a.
object for many years 20 come.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
GAME WARDEN oTERo
RECEIVES COMPLIMENT

The American Field. a sportman's
paper published IN New York City. tbis
month contains The paper seat by
Game Warden Page D. Otoro 20 the
annual meeting u the National Game
and tish Wardena' association, which
convened January rs 30 81 III 81. Paul.
Minnesota The paper was one OF the
best reed before the association. II
Roes INTO details regarding the crea.
lion Of iae once 81 game warden. The
hlg ana small game 90 b. found a. the
territory Of New Mexico, the forest re
serves, streams, fen. facilities FOR
reaching hunting resorts and tho Laws
governing the killing Of game ana no
taking Of fsh Embodied in the nsBor
are a number 81 valuable augFostlons
which Mr. Wefo made with REGARD To
The preservation u game and Wild aua
mails Of al sorts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
EXCHANGES COMAERT ON
"CITY WATER" GlLLtNwATEP
TINS THiN.sKlNNEp ALDERMAN
hgLp Up TO Qc0RA or Law.
ABIDING PEopLE.

From the Las Vegas Optic.
Alderman W r.. 0ilienwator. OF Al
nuqnrquo, has thrown himself open
% public ccnauro and legal pr0socn.
ton for making a threatening At.
tack upon che manager Of The Even.
Ing Citizen. We are not familiar
with the article or articles In The Clti.
zen which provoked Mr.. Glllonwater'a
ire, bus confidently assen that they
are not Of such a nature as 10 Justify
the gentleman proceedlnn 10 the
newspaper once armed with gun,
and apparently with murderous IN.
We have a territorial libel law
which gives a man recourse II he hes
been improperly attacked By a news.
paper n his feelings have simply
been lacerafed BY ridicuie or criticism
be must smoke u out On his pipe ana
take his medicine, like the president
Of The United states. or any other
man who - OF aumcieni prominence
% attract newspaper notice But when
man takes A gun and starts out 10
do Guinness with u. he becomes q
murderer IN his heart, and his action
must be condemned by every rleit
thinking man.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
INSANE ITALIAN
AND THE MALTA
Says Dread Secret Society
Is After Him 10
Kill Him.
CREATES EXCITEMENT At NEwToS

N"HAaNNNNf HlHfaN Nfsf
Appetite UaFiianl the dcmrnfr,I
lialinn, who ieaped from Santa 81
Train no J near Las Vegas THURSDAY
- chfonieiod IN these columns zee
7 terday, appears 60 BE- suffering from
tho hallucination that deadly rnemios
are after his life. Al NeWton, Kan
I me italian, who had stopped or
there, created q great deal II excite
meni a. the Santa f'e depot Just az
Ter be- stepped on the train TUESDAY
evening hy rushing into the depot
and attacking tho telephone and Nd.
most domo!iahiug d, saying Afterwards
that ~ ~es easly bccauuc be corsd
/ NOT get quick connection with the
ahorlna ONCE. When accoaled By
TIE depot mastor o. WA JERKING AZ
the phone box and would probably
have put q Out Of commission had
not an oiicor arrived When the on
Ger flashed bis star the Italian fell
npon hts knees and begged 60 Do taken
20 jail where AIS enemies could aat
Eef hiIn. The Officer accommodated
him, and he WEs kept ~ The city has
tie until the following day. when. an
pcarlng quiet, be was allowed 40 pro
coed npon hla way 90 Iloa Angeles.
where he said he had relatives No
was wen dressed. the Newton, tKanl
Republican says, and had about 1900
On hi8 person. Ho was pot aboard Of
No ] Wednesday. the train from
which ho Jumped near Las veRas on
Thursday.
When captured near Las VEGAS. as
ter hia wild jump from the fnst NOV
INK train, he was placed in custody
The conductor Of the train and Mar
mai Ward, % las VEGAS. wenl 10 the
mans coll 10 Interview him, after
he had been ncked up When they
arrived at the cell the found che
Italian on hia hands and knees on he
cell fOnr and black and blue % th.
face from strangulatloa, having fas
tened two brOkon auspender sirapr
around MS neck, aud attempted u
hang himself 30 the bars. the euH
pendeTs breaking, however. under biz
weight, before ho had struggled sun
clently 10 cause death. Tho straps
were taken hwcy from him
Il appears that GaRlianl IA. or In
AGNES himself % BE- pursued b. the
dread Malta, a. aiack Hand" secret
italian organization, which has
brought terror 10 many Italian hearts.
which, he aava, are after him because
be refuses 10 pay ihom blood money.
whether the Malta q really after tho
man, and as a rcaltN has driven him
70 the verge Of insanity, or whether
he ls merely insane and imaxinos
these things has not YET been nuily
decided ~ the medical mon who have
examined che Italian AZ Las Vegas
That no d. insane, there IL no doubt.
but 0aglianl contends ib.s the peraQ.
BUTTONS OF TIE memeera 81 the Mana
drove him Insane, and that they are
SIN after him.
The Maha % secret organization
of Italy, which So supposed 10 remove
Az lta enemies from tho land st the
living. appointing momheFa OF iis 30
cleiy 90 perform this task, much ~ DO
tho anarchists Many mysterious
MURDERS crimes 81 different kinds.
and outragts wnich tho police o. mo
larger cisles have been unable To 10.
ravel, have been laid at the door 81
the Mana secret society
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

page article on "ilow the pooplo ol
me Pecos Valley Federated when
the Message Came 20 Begin Work on
the hiE Ditch" ID b. the biggest lie
On the Pecos valley that has even been
told-and there have been some WHOM.
pers, The story u Illuminated with
seafy pictures Of cowboys. cougars.
nat cave etc. The fellow that wrote
me article Be- either the "blggeat Iar''
broke out IN print again. o. else Is
writing % Mn space aud does not care
what 10 gets up 20 no can work h 81
On the Sunday oditian editors. He that
as . may, even the cFahipod mludod
sunday editor ought 10 have known
bsiief-fsoswoii Record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
GOOD RANGE
AND FINE STOCK
W. N. rARER PURCHASED 1900
FLEEcV ANIMALs-LAND VA.
UEs ARE INCREASING FAST.

Walter NJ. Taier. MANAGER Of the
0lorieta Mercantile and Live Stock
company returned SATURDAY from q
visit % the Cuervo section OF San
Miguel county whore he has iuut mar.
chased 1880 sheep FOR Ma sompanv.
The price paid for the sheep has mot
been disclosed, but Il Ia eaid n h
above $3.50 per animal.
The sheep will be nhorn anu lambed
where ;hey now are aud will tnen be
sent 10 the range Of the company in
santa 70 county. They are highly
Graded and viii shear about eight
pounds this spring The purchase was
made from Alfred Long, son OF Judge
~ V, Long Of las Vegas. whose ranch
10 situated about twenty-five miles
southeast Of CueTvo and about 40
miles 81 ltheast Of Las Vegas.
MT Tabor reports the range and
I've stock IN that section os san M.
guol county and In Quay and IN Quad,
aiupe counties IN fne condition. Grass
on the range "a plentiful and now
grass Is starting. The water supply
ie Of the best sheep are IN prime
CONDITION and a large Increase IN
lambs this spring 10 expected. In
that section Mr. Taber Is Of the opln.
Son that the range Is not overstocked
as YET
East Of Cuerv0 Arroyo quite a mum.
Der OF homesteads have boon made m
the past six months and these home.
steaders are pushing westward. The
Preston Beck Land grant. upon which
cobra Springs Is located and which
PIX years ago was purchased for SO
cents an acre and which sold q year
ago at ti.bo per acre IL now being
negotiated az 81 per acre. Mr.. Taber
Us or the opinion that there "a con.
slant Increase In land values In east.
ern New Mexico.