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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
HEAVY REGISTRATION
Ten Thousand Homeseekers in the Sho-
shone Reserve.

CHEYENNE, Wyo, Aug. 1.-The to-.
tai registration for lands in the Sho-
shone reservation, which closed last
evening, is 1858. The greatest reg
istration was at Shoshone, where were
registered 1853. Commissioner of the
General Land Office w. A. Richards
will leave Shoshone Thursday for Lam
der, with his clerks, to superintend the
drawing which takes place at Lander.
The Lander land Office will then be
moved temporarily to Shoshone. where
the filings will be received until Octo-
Der 3, when the Lander Office will be
reopened The registration has been
much smaller than was anticipated, but
most of those registered are bona fde
homeseekers, paratively few specu-
lators having taken the trouble to reg
lister. The State authorities are en-
couraged by the fact that many of the
applications are Western men, familiar
with irrigation, without which the lands
are practically worthless.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
HEARST VICTORY SURE
Selection of Buffalo for Convention Re
garded as Significant.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The Democratic
State committee today voted to hold the
next State convention at Buffalo on Sep
tember %.
Before the meeting j. Connors
of Buffalo said thet the meeting OF the
Independence league here yesterday
would not affect William r. Hearst's
chances for the gubernatorial nomina-
ton by the reguar State convention.
I'VE Will go ahead and nominate
Hearst anyhow" said Mr. Connors,
THE whole Buffalo delegation Will be
instructed for Hearst. Nothing can pre-
vent Hearsts nomination"
Norman e. Mack of Buffalo, member
of the Democratic National committee
from this State, spoke In the same way.
There Was no test vote of any kind
at the committee meeting. The Hearst
men, however. were 1ubilant over the
selection Of Buffalo as the place for
holding the convention.
Senator McCarren said;
while IL Is fact that we have
agreed to hold the convention In Buff
falo. yet II must not be construed to
mean that L have changed In any man
ner with regard TO Mr.. Hearst and his
political party"
Mr.. Murphy, who was standing beside
Senator McCarren. said: Nevertheless
we are going to meet In Buffalo"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
GIRLS ARE IMPORTED
TO UTAH BY CHURCH
Scheme of Mormon Hierarchy
for Upbuilding of Zion
Is Revealed.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BOSTON, Mass, Aug. THAT the
Mormon church is carrying on a gigan~
tic system of importing young women
and girls for the building up of the
scot is conclusively proved by investi-
cations here into the case of little SUI
san Henry, the twelve year Scotch
girl ordered deported because Elder
Bachman Of Shelby, Ida, could not
prove rightful control over her.
Agents Of the great hierarchy sys
tematically scour the British isles, Ger
many und Scandinavia for large fami-
lies of vigorous women, whom they en-
tice with glowing tales of wealth and
luxury. They have their passages paid
and each, suspiciously enough, has Just
$50 in cash, the legal minimum required
Susan Henry declared that Bachman
had stripped and whipped her while
naked several times on the voyage
across in tha presence OF Mormon
woman. She also told other startling
and pitiful things
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
BIG COPPER COMPANY
Duluth Capitalists VIII Develop Big
Mexican Property.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Aug. 1.-Incorpo-
ration papers of the Canaan Central
Copper company Of Duluth were fled
with the Secretary Of State today. The
fee Of S5o25 was paid into the State
treasury The directors are w. C.
Greene, Cananea, Mexico; j. D. Ryan,
Butte, Mont; James Hoaston, Calumet,
Mich, and G. A. Duncan, c. A. Tomlin-
son, j. d. Cotton, w. A. Olcott, 7. Z.
Collie and G. A. Congdon, all Of Duluth.
Duluth is the headquarters Of the
concern.
The mining properties controlled by
the Cananea Central Mining company
are located in Cananea, Mexico, and
the presence Of W. C. Greene on the
board Of directors lends color to a re-
port that has been In circulation that
the Greene Consolidated property, To-
Gated at Cananea, may be taken into the
new concern.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02

issued an appeal to the troops TO sup
port the people in fight for land and
liberty.
The Sveaborg mutiny first broke out
had been disarmed in the fortress. The
artillery Joined in the revolt and to-
gether the mutincers took possession of
tho forts. The commander Of the fort
ress appealed personally to the men,
but his words were UNDECIDED, The mu-,
tiny speedily assumed an aggressive
character The commander Of the SAP.
per battalion was fired upon by his
men and wounded. He was then stoned
to death and thrown into the sea, A
midshipman named Deliyron, attached
to one Of the torpedo boat destroyers,
went out and hauled down tho red flnr
from Skatudden fortress while the mu
tincers were firing on him. He received
four bullets in the breast and died in o.
hospital during the night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
WOMAN DEALS HARD
BLOW To HARTJE
ROoming-House Keeper Tells of
His Relations With Miss
Josephine White.
BOTH HAVE PREVIOUSLY
DENIED ACQUAINTANCE
Hartje Is Declared to Have Paid
Room Rent for Wright
Woman.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Aug, Probably
the most sensational incidents and testi-
mony in the Hartje divorce case in the
five weeks it has been running were
brought out today, when Alma Ro0s,
the mysterious "blonde" who kept 8
rooming house, swore that Augustus
Hartje and Josephine Wright frequent
ly met at the room at tho Ross woman s
house; that the Wright woman brought
him there and introduced him, and said
that the house at which he was living
was too public and too close to the
Hartje warehouse, The Ross woman
said Hartje paid Josephine Wright 3
room rent thereafter.
Two Denials Made.
Hartje several days ago swore that
he did not know Josephine Wright, and
never visited her, The Wright woman
swore that she did not know Hartie.
This was when Hartje's ATTORNEYS were
introducing evidence in rebuttal
The issue as to the disputed love let
ters in the Hartje divorce case was de-
fined today when Tom Nadine, the
coachman who is named as the CO.
respondent in the case, swore that the
letters which the private detectives
said were taken from his trunk never
wore in that receptacle.
Mrs. Hhrtle swore she wrote only two
letters to Susie Wagner, and denied
telling Blanche Ashby what testimony
she would give.
Detectives Arrested.
Detectives II. G.. Staubb and John A,
Anderson, who testified that they took
the famous Glove letters'' from Tom
Madness trunk, were arrested at the
court house on information sworn out
by Nadine by Alderman T. M. King,
charging them with entering a build,
ing with intent to commit felony
and larceny. They were later released
on bonds Of $4,000 each, furnished by
Attorney Edward Hartje, a brother Of
Augustus Hartje
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
PROBING STILL DEEPER
California Insurance Expert VIII Trace
History of Settlements.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug Ito support
the charge OF criminal conspiracy which
the grand jury is trying to fix on In
surance brokers who have compelled
policy holders TO accept less than was
duo them on their losses In the great
conflagration. a subpoena was called for
this morning. directing Prof A. W.
Whitney, the insurance expert OF the
University Of California, to produce evil
dence OF settlements made,
Prof. Whitney is In charge OF the in
surance bureau Of the Merchants Ex-
change. and the intention OF the bureau
is to trace as nearly as possible tho HIS
tory OF every settlement made conse-
quent to the fire.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
Fighting Continues.

NGFORS, Aug. 3, 1880 a. NJ
the vicinity Of the fort, the
5ents practically a normal as
ring the evening large crowds
on the quays listening to the
p and watching the dense col
5moke rising from the islands.
h In the harbor has been pro-
pightfall the Governor issued
sclosing al public houses.
traihc has been resumed with
5burg, the railroad bridge be.
dhimah and Ryttylao, which
4 up by members of the "Red
7having been repaired. Prior
bwing up OF this bridge mem
| he Red Guard' seized the
jsberg station and stopped the
burg mail train.
1ite flag has been hoisted on
e islands, but it is premature
Either the revolutionaries there
'sndered or not, In any event,
the fire from the battleship
another warship undoubtedly y
fect.
<tineers report that the Slava
k several times by their fire.
tho afternoon a boat put out
aaborg and was bombarded
ants, who were members Of the
trd, - were taken into custody,
sneral Strike Declared.
ening the strike committee de
general strike to begin at 7
Haying received an intimation
trwise Helsingfors would be
d. Up TO midnight, however,
q no evidences or this strike
naate has issued special orders
vernors to adopt measures to
<gnbllc order and security, and
>then the regular forces with
'olutionarics Of Finland have
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
THAW HAS HIS WAY,
D|SM|SSES ATTORNEY
Mother Was Unable to Per-
Suade Him to Make In
sanity Plea.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1-Yielding to
the persuasion to her son, Harry Thaw,
Mrs. William Thaw today dispensed
with the services Of the firm of Black,
Olcott, Gruber & Bonynge, whom she
had retained to conduct the. defense Of
teh young man on the charge of mur-
dering Stanford White. Following a
family council held last night at the
residence of her daughter. Mrs. Carnee-
Mrs. Harry Thaw was present, Mrs,
William Thaw this afternoon sent tho
following letter to her counsel:
"August /, 1906 Messrs. Black, o.
colt, Gruber g. Bonynge:
Gentlemen:-After fully consider
ing the question, I have decided that
my son g position is the right one.
"Will you, therefore, kindly deliver
to Messrs: Hartridge & Peabody, No.
l49 Broadway, all documents, letters,
notes, memorandum, data and all papers
you have for me, and full statement
Of your account7
attention to my wishes during the past
two weeks, I remain, very truly yours,
an. G. THAW."
Question of Plea.
Former Governor Blacks firm was
engaged by Harry Thaw to take charge
Of his defense a few days after the
tragedy. A disagreement occurred be-
tween the prisoner and Mr. Olcott on
the question Of the line of defense to
be adopted, Mr.. Olcott insisting on the
plea OF insanity, to which Thaw op-
posed. A day or two before his moth
or g arrival from Europe Thaw dis
missed his counsel and placed his af-
fairs in the hands of his personal at
torney, Clifford ". Hartridge, Mrs.
Thaw's first act on landing was TO re-
engage Black, Olcott, Gruber s. Bon
ynge. Since then Mrs. Thaw has been
unremitting in her efforts to persuade
her son TO acquiesce In her views and
permit her to dictate his defense, In
this she failed This is taken to mean
that his plea of "not guilty will
stand and that emotional insanity and
evidence going to show Justification
under the Hunwritten law" will be re-
lied upon to secure acquittal.
Mr.. Olcott declined to make any COM
ment on Mrs. Thaw' action
1t is understood that Mr.. Hartridge
does not intend to conduct the case
single-handed. He has been in daily
consultation for week with several
prominent criminal lawyers. A number
Of these lawyers have already been re-
tained to assist in the defense and are
now at work on different ends Of the,
case. One of the most noted lawyers
in the United States will conduct the
trial In court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
VALET PLAYS COUNT
Police Arrest Couple Who Worked a
Smooth Scheme

CHERBOUG, Aug, Extensive frauds
perperated upon tradesmen and
hotelkeepers here have led TO the arrest
Of man and woman who were for
merly in the service OF Count Wittgen-
stein az valet and parlor maid Count
Wittgenstein is said TO be at present in
the United States.
The prisoners had In their possession
the Counts marriage certificate. They
had recently travelled on board the
steamship kaiseriu Auguste Victoria.
They registered In hotels here as Count
and Countess Wittgenstsin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
CUMMINS WINS VICTORY

Iowa Republicans Again Choose Him to
Head Their Ticket.
DES MONIES, Iowa, Aug. 1.-The Re-
publican State Convention tonight named
the following ticket:
Governor-Albert B. Cummins
Lieutenant t-Governor-Warren Garst.
Secretary OF State-W. II. Hayward.
Auditor Of State-B, Z. Carroll
Treasurer OF State w. W. Morrow.
Attorney General Of State-H. w.
Byers.
Supreme Judges-E. Mclean, John C.
SherWin.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
John F, Higgins.
Clerk OF Supreme Court-John c.
Crockett.
Reporter of Court-W. w Cornwall.
Railroad Commissioner W. l.. Eaton,
David J. Palmer.
The convention then adjourned sine die.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
lIof st. Petersburg Are
aOf From knowledge
: of the Facts.
ON CRONSTADT
is NOW ANTICIPATED
Ups Of the Baltic Squad
Reported to Be in
Mutiny.

lTERsBURG, Aug. 1.-St. Pc,
- anxiously awaiting news Of
me of yesterdays battle be-
y mutineers and the Govern
es at Sveaborg. No definite
IN has been received here, ow-
damage done TO the land tel
sres. The advices received by
Anment by wireless telegraphy
sbeen divulged.
,st importance is attached to
let of the fleet. According to
al limitations, the crews Of
ze1s are still under the control
tncers, but private advices say
rtion of the crews have been
oelow decks for fear Of mu
a,as q rumor in circulation here
g,at four Of the ships OF the
tadron were in complete mu-
xoaming at large in the Gulf
ID, and that the commandant
-adt had been notified to be
for an attack by the vessels.
brthy of note that q dispatch
ssial agency from Helslngfors,
cg the arrival Of the feet off
and the fact that it opened
mot mention what it opened
st.
umander Was Absent.
miral Birileff presumably has
selsingfors to assume personal
OF the feet, as 1t now dcvel-
7rand Duke Alexander Mich
The Emperor's brother, is not
feet, as previously reported,
'atchina with the Empress
most intense anxiety still pre-
i regard to a possible upris-
nstadt and the general spread
uyolt through the entire naval
gent. A personal visit by q
lent Of the Associated Press
Idt shows that the authorities
sived timely warning of the
Sveaborg and nipped a posi-
: in the bud. They had the
well in hand Tuesday night,
ly placed detachments of in
the doors of the marine bar
4 removed tho carbines from
in the building.
ailors Made Prisoners.
'ay morning the 1900 sailors
the Seventh equipage, quar-
Cronstadt, whose loyalty had
.usted, found themselves pris.
7he correspondent saw them
ut of the windows Of their
and unable to communicate
outside. The streets of Cron-
swarming with troops Of the
I'd regiments and the newly
len of the Twenty-fourth di-
40 serve to overawe the disaf-
iments.
pmmandant at Cronstadt or
confiscation of papers from
jburg in order to prevent the
the break at Sveaborg from
the islanders. This measure
successful.
p of agitators who went over
ldt In the same boat with the
dent Of the Associated Press
to hold meetings and COM
news Of the Sveaborg happen
icy were dispersed, however,
before the 1eveled rifles Of
rs.
mcers' Wives Frantic.
GERS of the Navy department
adt are besieged by the wives
ives of officers on board. the
Helsingfors, who are frantic
reports that the crews had
d Killed their superiors.
correspondent was crossing
pstadt to Oranienbaum he saw
dal yacht Polestar lying with
lat the pier below the imperial
lat Peterhof,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
Strikers in Deadly Fight.

ROCKLAND, Mimi. Aug. 1-Striking
trnmmers attacked the mining force here
last night and In the night which fol-
lowed one man was killed. one fatally
injured and several wounded. Several
shots were fired. but chiefly the weapons
used were stones and clubs. Forty strik-
ers nre under arrest The miners had
refused TO aid In tho trammers' styiGo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
MURDERERS ARRAIGNED
Three Negro Brutes Held by Court for
Trial

WASHINGTON, Penn, Aug. 1.-El-
mer DempsteT, the negro who killed
Mrs. Samuel Pearce and two Of her
children at Canonsburg Sunday night,
was arraigned in court today and as he
had no money counsel was appointed
for him by the State.
Gus Patterson and John Rucker, two
negros whom. Dempster duplicates IN
another murder, were also arraigned,
and counsel was appointed to defend
them. The three men were then held
fog the criminal court this month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
NOT MUCH IN SIGHT
Estate Of Defaulting Banker Yields But
Small Returns

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 1.-The final ac-
count OF the trustees OF the bankrupt
estate of Frank G. Bigelow. the default
ing bank president. who is now serv-
ing Il sentence in Fort Leavenworth
prison. was filed today. The trustee
says that there Is sufficient money on hand
10 pay final dividend Of 1.22 per cent,
making total dividend OF IL ~ por cent,
on approved claims aggregatIng S2, ,2a2. $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
BRIDEGROOM SLAIN
Brother of Girl Alleged to Be Betrayed
Takes Revenge

CHARLOTTE, n. c.. Aug. 1.-At Bes-
semer City w, M. Brown. bridegroom
of an hour. Was shot and killed by John
NJ Kincaid as Brown was about to take
the train with his bride.
II Is said Brown was under obliga
tions to marry KIncaid's sister. but in
stead married Miss Nettlo Perry. Kin
caid gave himself up.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
Cholera In Madrid.

MADRID, Aug. Several sporadic
cases OF cholera have been discovered
here and have caused considerab BILE alarm.
The disease IS attributed to contain
mated water, committee on hygiene
has taken immediate and effective steps
to prevent Its spread. a number OF sus-
pected wells have been ordered closed,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
Contract Is Awarded.


SpecinI TO Tho Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Aug. 1.-The
Secretary Of the Interior has awarded
a contract to Nels Olson Of Butte,
Mont, for the construction Of division
No. Of the Garland canal, the Sho-
shone project in Wyoming, fifteen miles
northeast of Cody Olson s bid was
$270,T46.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
CORAM FOR PRESIDENT
Davis and Daily Estates Copper Com.
pany Is Organized.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
BOSTON. Mass, Aug. 1.-Organiza,
tion of the Davis and DAILY Estates Cop
per company was completed here today
by the election of the following off.
GERS and directors:
Joseph A: Coram, president; G, W.
Davis and n. w. Bumstcd. vice presi-
dents; S, R. A. Cornachan. treasurer;
w. J. Freeman, assistant treasurer; F.
Augustus Heinze, chairman executive
committee, Other members are w, ]
Boltman C. II, Palmer, Earl Roebling
and S. S, Rosenstamm.
M. S, Largey of Butte and Mayor
John McGinnis Of Butte were also elect.
ed directors.
Mr.. Heinze and several bankers of
Boston,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
SIX MILLION COINED
Monthly Statement Of Director Mint
Shows Work

WASHINGTON, Aug. THE month
ly statement Of the director Of the mint
shows that during July the coinage
executed at the mints of the United
States amounted to s6,303, ,l64, as fol-
lows:
Gold, $6,l75,000; silver, $12s,164.
These amounts, however, do not in
clude 10000 pesos minted for tho Phil
ippine government.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
KILLED BY EXPLOSION
Engineer and Fireman Victims as the
Boiler Bursts

GARDEN CITY, Kan. Aug, by
the explosion Of locomotive on the
six miles east of here, this morning
Engineer E. e, Holmes and an unknown
boy were killed and Fireman E. w.
Quinlan seriously injured. The latter
will lose his eyesight. 1t was Holmes s
second trip and the boy was riding in
the cab with him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
Candidate Wins.
Specinl 10 The Tribune

Specinl 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. L.
"Bishop" Francis N, Wintors, whose
nomination Senator Dubois opposed on
the grounds that he was a Mormon. was
commissioned today as postmaster at
Montpelier, Ida. The Mormons now
have control of every postoffice in Bear
Lake county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
To Build Russian Road.

PARIS. Aug. lin accordance with an
order Issued by the Emperor OF Russia,
the American syndicate. represented by
Baron Dem Lobel. is authorized to begin
work on the Trans sSiberian- Alas skan rail
road project.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
Filipinos Protest.

MANILA, Aug. IA protest against
the return to the Philippines of Capt.
d. J. Baker of the Twenty sixth infantry,
as assistant director of the Philippine
constabulary, was published today by a
Filipino newspaper. Capt. Baker Is now
on leave OF absence In the United States.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
Government Scientist Dies.

Thompson OF tho United States geological
survey, died in this city last night. ugcd 81.
Ho WINS associated with Mai. Howell, his
brothcr.in-law in the exploration of the
Grand Canyon Of the Colorado.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
Peterson Is Postmaster.

Special To Tho Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-Parley P. Pc
terson has been commissioned postmas-
ter Mt Redmond. Utah