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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Victor DemOgeOt of France, in
a Gasoline Car, Makes
Marvellous Speed.
COVERS TWO NILES
IN 58 10 SECONDS
Great Auto Racing Tournament
at 0rmOnde Beach Comes
to a Close.

oRMoNDE-DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. Jan.
Sp-Nictor Dcmogeot OF France wos crowned
kinG OF speed OF tho world yesterday on
tho Daytonn sands after driving his gasoline
car two miles in the marvellous tImo of
IS 4-5 seconds. DcmoGcot maintained a speed
OF lZ3 miles an hour TO make this record.
Tho mllc-n- minute race closed the nutomo-
bile tournament for this The com
petition on this event had narrowed down TO
horsepower French car. whoever should
drive, Domogcot was finally selected on tho
hrst trial Marriott went nr5t, but the best no
could do was minute and three seconds
DcmoEeot brought the crowd to It's feet by
reducing the timc TO one minute and two fifths
or second Referee Morrill, decided to give
each car trial 10 see II the tlmc could Go
brought within tho minute. Marriott camO
hrst and this time faster. He made tho two
In ~ = In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

Vegetable Compmpdh,a.
from serious Operations ~,
and in less than four 0o..,
cured; and words iail Il
fulncsS.n y
Miss Margret M.rtl.
Street, Milwaukee, Wis !,
Dear Mrs. Pinkhan.-
Loss of strength. s,,,,.
severe shooting pain, ''s y.
organs, cramps. bearinz.S
irritable disposition cTS'|
medical advice. Tbs 49,
an examination, said H., I
female troubleand ulcsr1.., ~.
operation as my only bo-- y
objected-and I decSled !, K
Lydia E Pinkiam's w.
ITO my surprise tbs ~
the bad symptoms dia,Ts,
more strong, vigoroa, ar5
not express my thaaks d, /,
for me-
Serious feminine trsu
~ on the increase anc,,'
before submitting n
every woman should +
Pinkham's Vegetable d
write Mrs. Pinkham h
for advice.
For thirty years Lydu|
Vegetable Compound ~
the worst forms OF teral
all functional troubles, /
liberation, falling and
weakness, irregularitia'
and nervous prostratiun|
who could read the |.
letters on file in Mrs. ri
would be convinced Of b
her advice and Lydi,
Vegetable Compound
IN Rno<
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
BROUGHT TEN SURVIVORS
Revenue Cutter Grant Reports Visit
to Wreck Scene,

WASHINGTON. Jan. SO.-The Secretary
of the Treasury has recently rnceI,,eJ >
telegram from Capt. Kilgore OF the revel
nue. cutter Grant, now at Seattle. Wash
In which he says the cutter has lust re-.
turned from the scene OF the wreck Of ~
steamship Valencia. about FORTY nils
from the straits OF Fuca. IN British Co
lumbia. He brought back with him fS1
survivors of the wreck and three deod
bodies The vessel. he reported Hyas
wholly submerged. Ten bodies tbo
Captain reported. were strewn aIons, ~
shore from one-half to two miles an9rf t"e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
WILL INVESTIGATE WRECK.
Commission Is Appointed to Prose
cute an INQUIRY.

VICTORIA, b. c., Jan. go-Capt. James
Caudin, local agent of the Marine and
Fisheries department; Capt ]. C. Cox
Lloyds' agent and Capt Newcomb of tho
Canadian Government steamship KestreI
nave been appointed as a commission to
hold an investigation concerning tho
wreck OF the steamer Valencia. Cant
Newcomb 10 absent at Port Simpson on
Capt. j. w Troup. superintendent or 'i'o ~
Canadian Pacific railway, may sit in his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Other Closing Events.

The other races Of the day We're relatively
unlmFJrtant. The winners were:
Ihirty-milc championship. American cars
all pOwcrs-Murrtot iO-horsc- power steamer
Time "a is 2-5; actual time. Is IS 2-5
Flftccn-milc open champions hlp-LancIa. llO.
horsepower gasoline. Time, 10 minutes nat.
Icn-mile open championship and tcn-mne
heaNy- weight championship Gun togethcrl-
L1neia. ll0-horse-powcr gasoline Time.
6:l9 3-5
Ten-nilc open handicap-Iancla, scratch.
llO-horse-powcT gasoline Time 6lS %
] wo-nllc- minute tral-First sct-Dcmo-
Gcot, -VO-horsc- power gasoline Time /: :Ol 2-S.
second set-Demogcst. Time IS 4-5 seconds.
nne-nll7 middlcwciGht-Guy Vaughan. lOO-
horsepower gasoline. No time given.
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Survivors Subpoenaed.

TWO survivors of the disaster. Franz
Connors. walter, and George Long. firel
man, now In the Marine hospital here
teiesraphic instructions have been sent 70
lhem by the steamship company to leave
Tor Seattle at once. Segalos. the fireman
dered to Seattle by the first sfenrnor -,
ing after his arrival 'SN'
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Card of Thanks.

/ wish TO express my heartfelt thanks
to the bishopric of the Eighteenth
ward the Commercial club. the sing
ers, and the many friends who so kind
ly contributed flowers and sympathies
to me In my recent bereavement. NAV
God bless you all
MARY i. KENTFIELD
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Board Ad1ourns.

The board OF investigation. which has
been In session here about six weeks and
which 1as secured the information upon
which all the charges OF hazing have bscn
based, except that Of Midshlpman Coffin,
adjourned today.
At go the court after re-conyenlne
was closed for the consideration OF a
verdict in the case of George II Melvin.
The court-martal viii! take up the case
OF Mdshipm1n Richard l.. De Saussure of
Charleston S, c., member of the third
class tomorrow "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Wreckage Coming Ashore

Collector OF Customs John Newbury bas
6cen ADVISED by the lightkeepcrs at Cane
OF wreckage IS coming ashore and thai
they fear the Indians may loot IL. He
nus ADVISED them 10 take charge OF eyery
thing OF value and hold IL, pending his in
strucuons and TO destroy intoxIcants
which may be washed ashore rather thop
9llow them to fall into the hands of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Narrowed Down to Two Men

II Eecmcd impossible that the clumsy-Iook-
Ing French car should reduce this bur tho
Florida Times Union $1,000 trophy was lost 10
America few minutes later when Demogcot
Numbered over the two-milo courso in Is -
seconds, the fastest speed attained By
an automobile. Demogeot was crowned with
n laurel wreath by Miss Mary Slmrall OF Or
monde Fla. while several thousand persons
checrcd- An automobile parade followed and
lhls Inl..l hn tnIh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

The best protection against feyers
pneumonia, diphtheria. etc. is IN build
Ing up the system with Hoods Sarsa-
parllla.
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Slowed to Half Speed.
Passengers Interfered.

The witness denied that there was any
panic aboard the ship after she struck
but was OF the opinion that had the pas
scngers left the handling of the boats to
the crew more persons would perhaps
nave been saved, The captains 3 orders he
S9i9' Were TO lower the boats TO the ships
rail and be held for emergency.
Witness Campbell declared that. the life
belts were too heavy and worse than no
preserVers
The one / had on" ne said. weighed
between fifty and sixty mounds
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Must Be Not Over Forty

Please send me name and address of
laay IN your nelghborhood that Is look
less. Must be comfortably fixed and he.
leyer In God, If you can sent me n name
ana address OF such one, it VIII he
damage to you" ''''
postmaster Thomas has not vet been
able TO ngure out what the damage might
wife for the Pcnnsylvanian. but uliiI
give the name and address of the would
be Benedict To any suitable woman who
is anxious TO embark upon his particular
sea OF matrlmony, 49, '''i
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$500

California and return EIks' special
leaves Salt Lake midnight February 10
Tickets limited 80 days Sec Scc'y u p
o, E. No. 81. Salt Lax
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Try to Liberate Prisoners.

n meeting was called ut which the rev
olutionists decided TO liberate the pris-
oncrs- The mutinecrs demolished build
ing in which arms and munitions were
stored, seized the rifles and endcayOred to
compel the commandant to grant the
prisoners release. According to this dis
patch, the artlllcrymen OF the garrison
were greatly enragcd against the mutt
neers and seized six soldiers OF way
ering regiment, held them as hostages
and threatened to execute the SIN men un-
less the regiment refused to join the rev.
olutionists and co-operated I'm crushing
the mutlny
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
MIssoURIANs GO TO BOTTOM.
Thoroughly Shown" in Their Match
With Railroad Bowlers.
City League Standing.

Tho Mlssourinns and the Railroads were tho
cont@9tlng CITY league toams Mt tho pnIgcc
alleys Monday night. II was indeed n snrroV-
ful occasion for tho "show-rne" bunch bcing
defeated thrc" straight games. Tho score fol-
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No Effort to Assist

He was in, tho second boat that left The
SIDE OF the ship and landed on the rocky
beach near the stranded vessel He said
mat the nine persons 10 get ashore from
the TWO boats struck inland at daybrcak
without making any concerted attempt to
assist the people aboard the ship at that
Inc investigation will be continued to-
n.orrow, The testimony Of Marks and
92muelS brought out no new features
other than those already given
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Another Victim .

Peoria H., member OF the second class.
was put under arrest this afternoon on
the change of haZng, and his trial Will
commence Immediately upon the conclu-
sion OF that Of Mi1shlpman De Saussure.
Midshlpman Boyd belongs to the football
squad and Is considered one of the best
boxers in the academy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
THREE LONG SHOTS
MAKE GOOD At ASCOT
HOOt Mon, MaSedO and DutifuI
Reward Their Supporters
Handsomely.

Los ANGELES Jan. 5O.-An owners hondl-
cap ot six furlongs brought out bunch Of
crack sprlntcrs at Ascot today Biz Bon Gov
cred the distance in l:l5. winning by two
lengths nom Locono in front Of Cutter Don
pomo heavily played from 10 l 10 to g
finished Inst Three lous-prccd horses finished
FIRST Hcot Mon nt . TO j; Dutitul at 10 TO
and Masedo at Is to /. The other winners
Mero faNorltes. Weathcr nnc traok fasI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PI1Es

itching, Blind. Bleeding Protrudine Piles
Druggists arc authorized TO refund none, =,
FAZo OINTMENT falls to cure In 6 to u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
TAFT SENDS ARMY
BILLS TO CONGRESS
Designed to Increase Efficiency
of Uncle Sans Regular
Forces.

q WASHINGTON, Jan S0-Secretar,
! Taft today sent to Congress drafts Of
| several important bills designed TO in.
crease the efficiency OF the army. Ac-
companying each bin was q letter OF
transmittal explaining It, The bills were
introduced today by Representative Hull
chairman OF the House Committee on
Military Affairs
Separates Artillery.
one OF these measures provides for a
StiEhpdration tihs OF the field from the coast ar
lillery, retaining the CORPS organization
lor the latter The coast artillery is in
creased by officers and men necessary for
the torpedo defenses OF the harbors and
~ an raron %1renpt vas made. by increase OF pay.
70 70 remedy the present impoSsibllty OF re-
talhins highly-traincd men The bill pro-
woes Tor greater nexibllity in the com
panleS OF coast artillery
The beld artillery Is Increased b,- ely
batteries and is given regimentaI oreani-
zauon. The total increase In both arms
PROVIDED Tor is 1000 men and the estimated
Sitien LOT me hrst year is 100000. In ad-
u5''on " VI Ihere VIII be an estimated expense
VWl VI So,Sooup for barracks, gunsheds etc
~ cover n period OF five years
Reserve in Case of War.
another bill is designed to provide
Pc pc M IMltl reserve for coast defense I'm case
ri5 ~ actual or impending war The bin
6o0 men iuI uh d @ dGISe OF not TO exceed 90
Ian Ian one complete enlistment in the reg
g. aIiHy' Ihey are to be enlisted Tor
rolls nLSeS, et terms and to be carried on the
tois OF the Military Secretarys office. 10
DC allowed to live where thsy nioaSn, ~ ~
ny ..iS United States. but TO be sthiect 70
S.a LII py the President of ten dsys ca oh
~ for instruction, and on the outbreak
service. e'"eo INTO active
Complies With Former Act
Secretary TAFT explains that IT. go,
provides means of enabling The Prns,, OH OH
20 90, comply with the act Of Eebrnarv .
~ ~, 70 increase the army to 100 o00 men
is estIn - tot Sn emergency: The total cost
Secretary says: year. Inc
,o.I me necessity for reserve Of trained
Iueh was shown at the outbraoi, 90 ~
spanish war when 1t was found rN ~ pl pl @ tne
= ppOsSloie TO secure men for The rcsy,iinr
UthiHy uihiHy VINO had had previous traininc
battle ,.aeca AT tSsir Ic regiments going INTO
INC purpose OF the bnf is a,rnrI,, o.
lbc Toe'o nrdIlaplo force sufficient To bring
hw ~ .. "'ar army TO the strength renuireS
Us US einciency. and the Increase IN tbn us uoLs
lor mo Increase would only he I'ie aho, Gos1
Arotber ob lin Ihe present cost"
emcency Of Of army prUyides is for for increasing tho
'o''''ef vi members and the scale oT na,,
for Increased Pay.
ne secretary strongly urges tba ,
.S0 OF bill Increasing the nav .ne , pass
commissioned officers pay Oh non
rent bY Dii pfoyides for system of retire.
advancement '" view to promote
III "He ssaI oeIIretary says of this bill;
condition of nffaI,s IoTi1e nc -, a remedy for a
q . ann una artillery, bad now, bur man man
S,eS DIeoIne intoerabe unless a c,,ro cgr'aIn G
eagnation in Promotion.
ion @ in Promotion 9nu,ion Is the result of stagnn-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

commercial law Is taught at the y.
Or sec educational director. -'''
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MAN IN FAR EAST
IS Seeking A WIFE
Wants a Woman Not Over Forty
Years Old for Better
Half.

Here's a chance for some good woman
who Is looking for a husband TO nnd
one away OF in Pennsylvania The man
writes to Postmaster Thomas. asking his
assistance in finding a wife. The ren1II-
sites are under 10. comfortably fixed md
q believer In God. This Is the way rho
letter nuns: '' WI,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Commercial League Standing.

The Independent team took three straight
games from the Hanes-Seyboldt "nve" al fbc
Crown alleys Monday night The score fol-
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To Inyestigate

ALBANY, y Y. Ja0, J,a,,0alt:, 4
Ways and Means Go Go%o'aiS' 40 )
TO report favoraoly y.ot NJ "a
morrow the conceTre"ss sststI
Investigation oil l"'
purumenL
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Stagnation in Promotion

lion nat In condition is the result OF .toono
afe IN p9astiee iSt,on OF SSmPned Win the iai
boards to remedy the nSi ana " examining
seerstar,t sner OH, OH, the passage of which a..
sanI2aiiogr advocates. provides for fba tue n
Itached to the ssppIy s9EyIe corps OF 700
army: army: Tor The performance Of SS'1ent n Of the
'oi''e performed by soldiers" "orh mere
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Ascot Wednesday Entries.

First race handicap stccplcchaso. short
| course-Docimo las. Allegiance l5O KiIdce 100.
Casodor l32. Iron King 1870 Vencdo 1870. Lady
USk le5
Second race four furlongs-Princc OF Actors
~ Celsis IL. Horace ll2. Edwin T. Fryer
l0I. El ClSador l02. Gullvcr lac. King OF Spadeo
jig Jack Gilroy (ch. c. Serpent Omnh Wood)
~. Napnagootis (br c, Black Diamond sun
ny Eanlo ll-. George Swain tbr. c. RUSSELL
EFGrglodo ll2 Alonza CCr. & Rancocas- Red
NollIc) l09
Third race six furlongs-Crowshadc los
SanlaJu los, Ramus l05 Condo l02 LoJta Glad
stono lGp, Almogarda 100 SAndstorm 1OD. Lady
Walker loe Watcrwagon 81 Hin Song 50.
Lady King 95.
Fourth r0ce, handicap. mile and nifty ynrds-
B0rghcsl los, Tn" G0dGy l05 Good Luck los
Prince Silver Wings 100. Vino Ok n otros 100
Orilcno ieo. y. Muskoday 100, Ebony 9S En-
bannsSment 9s, sails o. Cholk Hclrfck 9j
couple Silver Wings ana Vino. DuneU en-
try.J
Fifth race. mile and a fuTIong scnIng-
Havlland los Dckuhcr lOl, The Hugucnot lOl
Northy!llo lo}. Gentle Harry o. Blssful 95.
File d'Or 9j.
Sixth race. six furlougs sclIIns-Montozuma
ia. fntcrludc ll9 Marc Lichtcnstcln uS. Prince
Magnet lD F. c. Runtc ~ Cocur dc Icon
M. Bert Arthur IA. Tim Hurst 1I4 Huachuca
III. Dan Collins H. Radium ll2. EIbc1nardino
Ill Full Sway 100, l2lAn King lo9
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Ascot Tuesday Results.

First race, four furlongs-Hoo Mon. lc5 Cdc-
pnnlcD- q TO l. Won: Sweet Kitty. ll5 tNuhu-
chon) II 10 TO- second. Esther T. 1Oj ttcnD.
Z TO l. third Tmo. Az seconds. Prosperity,
Tom Gilroy, Duke or orleans. Miss Fldgcty,
Roynl Ascot Emily NJ and Aladny aleo ran.
Second race, mile and q rurlong-Cotlllion
lo2 oNcDHniep. to :, Won: Chcripe, lO7
tSwoin)s : 10 l, second. EXapo l0I tHauisp
TO ], third Time. l;5GA HauPnln, Tom
Riley. Manser. Paramount. Capable and Yellow
KID also ran.
Third race. one milc-PrInce silver Wings
JOS tNpttcrl, Z to TO- won. Marshal Noy. 100
tJaclSson) to second Moriln, IS (Swain).
80 to l third. Time, l:+0I-. La Londc and
Chancellor Walworth also mn.
Fourth race. SIX furongs-Blg Ben 100 Clubu-
chon) 10 ? won; Laceng. " tSwalnJ, 10 /.
second. Cutter Sc CNcDanlcD. I 10 l. third.
limo. l:la Workman and Don D5mo also
ran.
Fifth race, mile and a sxtcenth-Dutiful. lO7
tSwHin), 10 TO !. won, Rublnon. IS Prcsron),
to l. second; Chickndce. 1ei CNubuchon).
10 10. third. Time. 1:}9. Elizabeth, Hood
wink, Lille q. Hot. Dollic WclIhon Del Cor
nudo and Precious also ran.
Sixth race. futurty coUTsc-MaSedo 10
CDoylc). 10 TO l. won; Money Muss, Il5 (Aubu-
chon), IL 10 .. second, ConfcsSDr. ll2 DayisD
3 10 10. third. Time 10. Revolt Durbar
Regal. Inspector, HalpIn. Bert Arthur and Beth
"a ran
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Talemantes and Hanes Win

Talaman:cs and Hanes dcrentcd G. Smith
and Mcleod In the twu-Incn tenn match a.
the Crown alleys Monday nignt. Tho score
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WITNESSES HEARD IN
VALENCIA INQUIRY
Nine Who Got Ashore Made No
Concerted Effort to Aid
Others.


today before the Government inspectors
of hulls and boilers in the investigation
Of tho Valencia disaster was that OF Sec
ond officer p. f. Peterson OF the wrecked
vessel Ordinary Seaman John Marks.
who was on duty forward when the ship
struck. and +. j. Campbell and Charles
Samuels. rescued passengers
Was on the Bridge.
Second Mate Peterson said that he was
on the bridge with the captain when the
vessel went on the rocks When the Va
lencla struck Capt. Johnson exclaimed.
MY Cod whore are we?" and then or
deTed the helm put hard 10 Starboard, at
the same time signaling the enSinc-room
10 reverse full speed This caused the
vessel TO round before she struck the sec
Peterson said that the first soundlngs
were taken at o'clock in the evening
showing depth OF more than 24O
lathoms. At 10 o'clock he was OF tho
leEcla was somewhere OF Umatila reef
and changed his course north TO half
Slowed to Half Speed.
Al that time the lead showed sixty
fathoms. and thereafter until the ship
struck the vessel was running at half
speed
Asked by Inspector Whitney how tho
captain determined the vessel was OFT
umatilla reef. the witness said that the
logs of vessels northbound generally over
run the ships distance
IT was my first trip on the Valencia" ."
sald Peterson, and the first mate said
mat lhe ships log generally overrnn the
distance per cent"
The witness said the soundings indi-
e%ted that they, were getting farther into
captain shaped his course farther TO the
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TOO LATE TO

nc
BEAUTY BRINpEn',a h
skin cream and SSu, SSSsS,d.
powder. Only sc -
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Claim Mutiny Ended.

Beyond the mere statement that the
mutlny Is ended and that all is now quiet
at NIadivostok the War Office IL unwIll-
ing to give details The American EN-
blssy has not received anything from
the Consul at Vladivostok for several
weeks
AdvIces from Gome say that the dis
orders there. which were the outcome of
the old racial feeling, have been subdued
and that tho fire has been cxtingushed
after destroying siNty-onc stores and
thlrtN-seVen houses
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Ask Hrs Pnkham'S AdviCeA Woman Best Understands
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Severe Fighting Occurred.

Severe fighting is reported to have oc-
CURED between a mod and members OF
the Jewish bund. but no estimate of the
casualties is available
The League OF Leagues Is holding a
convention at Imatra. Finland. The dele
gates wished TO meet at Niborg the site
OF many previous assemblies, but the To-
cal Finnish authorities refused to extend
hospitality to the convention, which Is
scantIly attended on account of the ar
rest OF many of the delegates I'm the In
terror
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Though an open split was averted In
the Constitutional Democratic convention
held here recently, many OF the members
conservatives, and extremists who were
dissa tisf1ed with the middle course
adopted, are withdrawing from the PARTY.
Prominent among these is Prince Eu-
gene TroubetSkoy, who declined a place
In Count Whites Cabinet at the party Q
bcheSt and against his personal inclina-
ton He has published an open letter, an
nouncing his withdrawal. The Extreme
Right party Is suffering I'm the same man
ner ana many dlssidentS from both camps
arc swelling the ranks OF tho League Of
octobersts, Progressive Economists and
other moderate parties
The Ordway new era., 1906-04-06
PROTECTS RAILRoApERs.
House Passes the Personal Liability
Bill

Washington. - Chief among the
measures passed by the House Mon.
day was the so-called personal liabil-
ity bill," which has been favored by
the army of railway employees through.
out the country and which had prac.
tically a unanimous report from tho
committee. Members Of the House
showed great interest in the measure
and had Lewiston been called for the
bill would have had an almost unani.
nous vote.
Mr.. Mann said that 931 railroad en-
ployes were killed and 1880 wounded
last year. The railway employees were
in favor of the bill. he said. and the
best way to protect the public Is to
make the railroads pay for the sleepy
engineer who has worked twenty
hours and wherefrom accidents arise.
The bill makes both parties respon.
sible for their own negligence. 1t also
renders void any contract intended to
restrict the liabilities of the employer
for the negligence of employees.