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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
DENVER ELECTION FRAUDS
Testimony Shows Freeholders Were
Made to Gain Votes.

DENVER. June 4-Two sensations were
sprung today In the hearing before Judge
Mullins for a petition for a grand jury 10 in
vestigate alleged election frauds in the re-
cent city election The FIRST was tho testi-
mony of John Cook, Jr. a prominent real es-
tate owner. who said he sold 700 lots for the
sum OF 500 10 Frank w. Frueaun, general
manager OF the Denver Gas and Electric
company, The witness acknowledged that
Frueaun did not know the locality OF the
lots Tho attorneys for the Honest Election
league VIII make effort TO show that
these lots were decided TO certain voters who
otherwise could not vote upon the franchises.
Tho second sensation came just before the
close OF tho hearing today. when Fred A
williams. chairman OF the Republican city
and county central committee, and ]. W.
Brady. chief clerk OF the gas company. refused
an effort on behalf OF the Honest Election
league 20 have the two Imprisoned for
contempt but the court took the matter under
nlNlRement
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Likewise the Report of Minor
ity, the Latter Containing
5000 Words.
BURROWS WILL SUBMIT
THE MAJORITY REPORT
Bailey and Overman May Not
Submit a Written Report
on Matter.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
WASHINGTON. June 4-Senator Bur
rows report on the Smoot case presenting
the views of the majority of the Commit
tee on Privileges and Elections Will be
completed tomorrow. but will not be sub
mitted until the end OF the week. SEN
ator Foraker has practically completed
the minority report. which comprises
about 5000 words. Senator Bailey may
not submit written report for himself
and Senator OVcrman. who contends that
Senator Smoot should be expelled by a
two-thirds vote
To Dissuade the Utes.
The Indian commissioner has Instructed
Capt. Hall. agent OF Utah Indians. to use
his persuasive powers to dissuade the
Utes from their contemplated visit to
the Sioux. The Indian commissioner feels
he cannot go further officially as the In
and go as they will, but the fear is en-
tertalned that II the Utes go on the
journey they Will be Involved IN trouble
and require Government aid to restore
them TO their former condition.
After Land Frauds.
The fact developed today that the In
terIor department has been conducting
a secret investigation into the alleged
connection of certain Idaho State officials
with land frauds In the Northwest
Special Agent O'Fallen has Just sub
mitted a report, the contents OF which
are not disclosed. The department Is
maintaining great secrecy concerning the
investigation other agents are in the
field al work on the s1mo charges.
Hepburn is Better.
Senator Hepburn left for Atlantic City
today. accompanied by Mrs. Hepburn
ard Addison Smith. his private secre-
tary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
Want Square Deal.

This resolution was held not to be privileged
parliamentary. and the Speaker, amid a
great deal OF confusion. had declared tho
House adjourned. although Mr. Murphy had
appealed from the decision Of tho chair and
Insisted that q square deal ought TO De given
even the opponcnts OF the conference report.
Tho deye OF peace seemed TO hover over tho
House when II convened today, tho minority
leader John Sharp williams intlmating that
he would De good for several days at least,
giving the Speaker every opportunity 20 give
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
PROMINENT HOOSIER DIES
Friend Of Harrison, and Once London
Consul

INDIANAPOLIS. June John C New. for
many yenrs proprietor OF the Indianapolis
Journal died OF dropsy ut his homo late this
Afternoon Around his bedside were his wife
his con Harry S. New, vice-chairrnan of the
National Republican committee, and his
daughter Mrs. Ernest II Burford of this
city. Another daughter. Mrs. w. n. Mexican.
Jr.. is route here from her homo at Omaha
2Ir. New has been sick for about a year. He
was a lifelong friend OF Benjamin Harrison
and was Consul General to London under the
Harrison administration.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
COUNTING BALLOTS
VERY SLOW WORK
Both Sides Claim Victory, but
Reports Point to About
Equal Success.

PORTLAND. Or, June 4-9:15 D. n.-
Although over three hours have elapsed
since the polls closed, Up to this hour tho
count had progressed SO slowly that not a
single precinct in the State had been
heard from. In the Willamette valley q
light vote was polled and there was con-
siderable scratching OF the names of
Bourne (Republican). Senator; Witty
couIbe Q3opublican), Governor, and How-
ley Republican), Congressman, Of the
Frist diatrict The chairTnen of both State
Central Committees declare positively that
their respective candidates for Governor,
United States Senator and both Congress-
men have carried the State by safe plu-
ralities. Tho town of Albany polled the
heaviest vote for years The indications
are that Witty ycombe and Bourne have
carried Linn county by small pluralities.
Counting Slow Work.
The length of time before an even ap-
Proclamation of the results of today's cleo
tlons can be announced Is indicated by
the fact that the ballots In Portland are
being counted at the rate OF 800 an hour.
with tot1l OF about lG 600 ballots TO be
counted. The count started at o'clock
Partial returns from MultnoInah county
give Bourne Republican,. for United
States Senator. 1pJS. Gearin (Deroocrao,
7C64. Chamberlain (DcmocraU, Governor
1903, Wlthyconbe tRepuolicar), 80
Results Mixed.
u.
Governor George E. Chamberlain CDemo-
craU is reelected over Dr.. James Witty
combe (RepubliCan). Jonathan Bourne.
Jr. (Republican), appears TO be fairly GER
tain OF receiving the popular nomination
for United States Senator over John NJ,
Gearin DemocraD, incumbent, In the
Congressional race both the Republican
candidates are slightly in the lead. These
estimates are based on very meagre re-
turns, but Bourne ls reported ahead In
nearly every part of the State; this, with
the fact that In the same precincts In
which Mr. Bourne leads, Governor Cham
berlain is also leading Dr. Withycombe by
greater margin thar that of Bourne
over Gearn, seems to justify the predic-
ton made.
Returns Meager.
At midnight very meager returns from
the State outside OF MUltnomah county
give Bourne (Republican, Ior United
States Senator. 7l9; Gearin. al. Chamber
lain (Dcmocrat). for Governor, lei5:
Nithycombe (Republlcan), n34 Congress
mens First district, Galloway Demo
c,-at) 794; Hawley lRepublican), so; Sec
ond district, Ellis Republlcan), Pol: Gra-
fCm (Democrap, 75.
The equal suffrage amendment to the
State constitution appears TO have been
defeated by a large majority.
Partial returns from all but fourteen
outlying districts out OF ninety In this
city give Bourne (Republlcan), for United
States Senator. 1888; Gearin (DemocraO.
2076. Foc Governor Withycombe tRepub-
lican), 1888; Chamberlain Democrat, 2'i.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
Madrid RECOVERED
FROM AHARCHY'S DEED
Wedding Festivities Again in
Full Swing at Spanish
Capital.

MADRID Juno i-The populace Of the
Spanish capital ia gradually recovering Its
composure, ard the programme OF wedding
festivities Ia being carried out although tho
ncrye-racklng tragedy OF May 81 is likely TO
leave lasting impression the royal fam
lily. as we'll as on the people here,
Military Review.
Tho principal event today was the military
review at Cara Bnnchcl cnmp. at which King
Alfonso and queen Victoria were present The
former. who the uniform OF a Captain
General and who WAS mounted handsome
bay. gnlloped nlong the lines. His escort was
composed OF officers OF all nations in varie-
gated uniforms. Lieut. U. S Grant. the Amer
lean representative, being conspicuous in the
white summer uniform OF tho United States
army.
The wodras regiment which lost several OF
its officers and pTlvotes by the bomb explosion
last Thursday, occupied the post OF honor and
Enthusiastically applauded, About Il. 90
soldiers and sailors participated In tho re-
Wow.
American Envoy Present.
The tribunes occupied by the members OF the
royal family. the princes cnvoys and other
noted personoges. were gorgeously decorated.
claI envoy, and Mrs Whlteridgo and their
daughters In vehicle drawn by four gaily-
The military review followed by a must
cal competition this afternoon and a golo ball
tonight at tho palace OF the Duchess Fernen
Nuncz. which was attended by tho members
Of the Spanish royal family and the visiting
princes and ENJOYS,
Protection Against Anarchy.
The newspapers OF Madrid chiefly giving
their attention to the need OF measures for tho
protection OF society against anarchy. but
point out tho difficulties which even the freest
countries. such the United States and
France. have experienced In restraining this
element
Members of the family of Manuel Morales,
the perpctrator of the bomb outrage.
pcctcd to urrlve in Madrid tonight. Tho burial
OF tho assassin probably Will take plnce to-
morrow in some obscure place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
Married, All Right.

NEW YORK. juno t.-MrS Emma Watson.
daughter OF Claus Sprcckcls Of San francisco
w Ferris OF San Francisco. a report of tho
marriage made on Saturday, but later wa.
denied by tho rector of the church In which
the ceremony performed The denial and
tho resulting confusion wcro caused BY the
left the city. =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
Driven TO Suicide.

BELLINGHAM. wash., June A-Alexandor
c. Campbell, booSkc9per for the George Z,
Brand wholesale company. committed suicide
this morning al his home swallowing caroollo
ocld In tho presence OF his tourteen-year-o
daughter ana DYING an hour later. Ho leaves
u widow and four children. Tho cause for bis
act Is not known, but he Is understood TO haNo
been annoyed by creditors OF late.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
yoliya Will Remain in Zion.

CHICAGO, June 4.-Overscer Wilbur
nounced he would stay in Zion despite
any opposition John Alexander Dowe
might exert against him through the
Federal courts Five thousand persons
in the tabernacle by a rising vote signi-
fed their intention of remaining there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
Hook Refuses to Talk.

Gov. Hoch absolutely refused this after
noon. after receiving the resignation OF
United States Senator Burton, to say u
word In regard 10 his future action as to
the appointment of a successor TO Mr..
Burton. However, a State politician OF
prominence. who Is In position 10 know,
but does not care to have his name men
toned, said this afternoon.
Gov. Hoch Will name Charles Curtis,
Congressman from the First district, TO
succeed Rnrtnn "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
Union for Mexicans.

DENVER, June l.-Accordlng 10 Acting Sec
retory james Kirwan OF the Western Fedora
tion OF Miners. effort viii be made TO or
ganlzc the native miners OF Mexico into
unions, branches OF tho federation. result
OF the etrike at Cananoa- Under tho law6 OF
Moaico labor unions arc allowed. This law
Will be cvadod however. by organizing Menl-
can unions in Arizonn and Now Mexico and
taking In the nntly9 miners throughout Mexico.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
INSURGENTS SUBSIDE
Williams Promises to Be Good, for a
EeW DAYS. at Least.

wASHINGTON June Tho threatened in
surgsnt demonstration. growing out OF tho
report of the conferces In the statehood DILL
which seemed inmlnent on the conNenlng OF
tho House today. did not occur, the journal
being approved without u dissenting voice
Mr.. Murphy OF Missouri had offered a rcSo-
the Statehood bill, "ond that II shall be In
order immcd lately without debate. for the
House to proceed 20 vote the question,
Shall the House SSTce 10 and concur in the
Senate amondmcnts7'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
Cornerstone Laid.

NEW YORK. June 4.-Thc cornerstone Of tho
Caribaldi pantheon. which is TO commemorate
the stay of the Italinn libcrator at Concord,
s. l., was Ibid yesterday. The corneretonc 10
OF marble but the building is 10 he largely
OF brick and Will Include the little seventy
year-old frame house I'm which Goribnldi lived
Thirty italian societies were present at the
ceremonies
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
IT p. Foreman Killed.

COUNCIL. BLUFFS. In. juno i-H. D
BALDWIN OF Council Bluffs. general foreman
of bridge nnd structural steel work of the
linton Pacific system. killed today while
euperlntending the loyiDg Of new roile on tho
Union Pacific bridge over the Missouri river
He was struck by a Rock lslnnd engine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
Elect New Directors.

PARSONS. Kan. Juno AT a special meet
ing on tho board OF directors OF the Missouri
Kansas & Texns railway, Adrian II. Joline OF
Now York was unanimously chosen chairman
OF the board to succeed the late Henry c.
Rouse
r W Mcclure Of st. Louis and Otto Miller
Of Cleveland were elected directors TO NIL yn-
cnncIeE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
Federnl Judge Resigns.

CARSON New June 4.-Judgc Havley,
United States District Judge for this state
announced his resignation today. He had been
tho Federal bench oinco 1890 His retire
ment Will tnkc effect June 5o and 10 duo to
tho dSsre TO secure rest after many yoars Of
service Judge Huwley is as years old.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
NO MAIL FOR NOME
Postoffice Department Refuses to Be
Held UP on Contracts.

SEATTLE. Wash. June i.-Bccause OF tho
fact that tho Postal department mudo ar
rangemont for the forwarding OF malls from
Seattle TO Noma this year, no mail viii be
forwarded TO the Seattle peninsula for some
time. Last year the Government paid cents
q round on mail for Seattle TO Nome and 81
Michael Tho steamship companies advanced
the rate TO cents this year. The department
has asked for bids for the contract. to be
opencd June 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
Many Vessels Idle.
Refuses Advance,
SAN FRANCISCO CLEARINGS
In Spite of Circumstances, Favorable
Report Is Made.

SAN FRANCISCO. Juno 4.-Sotwithsta tand-
ing the fact that the banks OF san Francisco
did not open for business until May T. and
then for several days were paying out only
emergency money, tho clearings for the
month OF May amounted 10 $50. e20. 020 ST. This
is about So per cent OF tho clearings for the
month of May. 1895, and shows that tho busl-
meas of the city IL far greater, even under
the adverse circumstances OF the month. than
would naturally be supposed.
Foreign Trade Good.
Tho California promotion committee. in
hnalyzlnS the conditions points TO the fact
that the foreign trodc OF san Frnncleco has
suffered no diminution because OF the FIRE,
and while tho commercial houses were put 70
much Inconvenience, all or the Wholesale and
tobbing houses OF the city were prepared TO
III orders In a comparatively short timo after
the Aro had destroyed their warehouses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
The Dead,
1OHN nAN

JOHN DAVY. laborcr, aged 10
or tho injured. Richard Farrell who
had one rib broken, may die. The others
sustained bruises and slight cuts
The accident WAS caused by n brake
falling when tho car was about half way
down the hill.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
EXPECT TO SETTLE TROUBLES
Nevada officials Warn Men Against
Striking Without Grievances.

GOLDFIELD. Nsy-, June Gov. Sparks
and Attorney General Sweeney arrived in Gold
field last night and were met by humorous
citizens representing both parties to tho labor
controversy involving the Western Union Telc-
graph company. Later the state officials mot
with tho labor committee and heard their aldo
Of the question at Issue II Is undcrHtood that
while not attempting TO adjust this particular
case, Gov. Sparks advised the labor unions
against strkes without some grievance, nd-
monlshing them that in caso OF a strike md
danger 10 property Government troops would
be thrown into tho district
Tho Attorney General stated plainly TO them
that In case OF destruction Of property tho
guilty would be punished according TO law,
and In case OF killings the guilty would hang
Tho Industrial Workers Of the World VIII hold
u special meeting Tuesday night TO determine
IL they will support the action of its officials
in tho matter OF the Western Union.
Difficulty Will Be Settled.
II ia generally Understood that tho Minors
union is strongly opposed 10 tho notion OF the
Industrial Workers md that no sympathy or
ing the meeting OF Wednesday night. tho
pickcts have bsen removed from the Western
Union Offices Gov. Sparks und Attorney Con
cral Sweeney left for Bullfrog this afternoon
and will return Wednesday. They express the
opinion that the difficulty Will be settled and
that further tear hecNl DC entoFuained OF
general trouble.
Tho prosant dittculty the efforts
Of tho Industrial Workers OF America cndcnv-
orIng TO organize every department OF labor
into unions Tho messengers OF the Western
IInion struck for higher wages last week and
the company notified thut all other ON
ployccs would be ordered out and the office
closed by forcs II necessary Tho company
then called upon tho Governor and Sheriff for
protAst'an
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
New Canadian Officials.

OTTAWA. Ont. June 4-Chnrlcs FitZpat-
rick Minister OF Justice will be sworn In TO-
daY as Chief Justice OF tho Supreme court.
4 r Aylesworth Postmaster General. Will
become Minister OF Justice, and Rodophc
Lemoux- Solicitor General, Will be mode Post-
master General,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
EMPLOYERS Responsible.

DENVER. June 4-By unanimous opinion
the State Supreme court today upheld the con.
stitutionolity OF the employers liability act
passed by tho Legislature In 1901. Under this
net an employer is responsiblo for tho death
of an employee by accident. event II It be
caused BY the negligence Of o. oo-oIpPloyos.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
Attempts Suicide.

SEATTLE. Wash. June +,-J. Tippits. who
appears to be a travelling salesman from Spo-
kane. lies al wnyalde Emergency hospital at
the point OF death. from morphine poisoning
II In believed 70 bo v case OF Attempted eui-
cid9.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
INTERURBAN WRECK
Car Leaves Track on Sharp Turn,
With Fatal Results.

SAN JOSE. Cal. June 4-One man was
killed and several injured by the wreck
ing OF a car on the San Jose & Los Gatos
interurban line this morning at the foot
of a steep grade, where the line makes
a short curve to turn In to the town,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
Protection Against Anarchy.
AFTER D0WIE'S MONEY
Undue Influence Alleged on Part Of
Elijah and Associates.

CHICAGO, June 4-Overseer speieher
of Zion City, was directed by Judge Cut
ting OF the Probate court today TO pre-
pare to turn over TO an administrator
$1,000 worth of property left TO John
Alexander powic by Frederick Sutton of
Australia who died In 1902.
Undue Influence,
Sutton left the greater part OF his $50
odO estate TO Dowic and Specher as cN-
ecutors under the will, Two brothers and
a sister OF the testator contested the
Will. on the ground that Sutton was In
nuenced by Dowic and his associates and
ulso that Sutton left second VIII.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
Points of Weakness.

have boen relatively passive. while the
made ground In their vicinity was pro-
foundly disturbed, The weak points in
frame buildings were the faulty under
pinning, lack of bracing and the chin
neys Pipe lines, on low swampy ground,
or made ground are in greater danger
OF destruction than those on high ground
underlaid.
In San Francisco the most violent de-
struction OF buildings was on made
ground. which behaved as jelly in n bowl.
YThc minor shocks continued for many
days after April 18th. and In this respect
the earthquake accords In behavior with
other earthquakes In the past The minor
shocks which succeeded the main one are
interpreted generally as due to sub0rdi-
nate adjustments of the carth's crust In
the tendency to reach equilibrium after
these chief NOV emcnts."
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BURTON RESIGNS:
REFUSES TO talk
Gov. HOck Declines to Make
Statement as to Future
Action.

TOPEKA. Kan. June 4.-United States
Senator Joseph r. Burton OF Abilene.
after a conference here today with sew
eral close friends. placed his resignation
In the hands Of Gov. Hoch. These friends
included BailIo WAGNER OF Atchison, n
Democrat; w P. Hackney and George
Findley. AS had been his custom since
the charges were first brought against
him, Senator Burton declined to talk for
publication before going to the confer