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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-05
POWDER BECAME IGNITED
Two Foreigners Severely Injured in
Flower Lake Tunnel, Near
CObre, New.

Cobre, New, June News reached
here today of an explosion that oc-
CURED last night as the night shift
was going on duty in the Flower Lake
tunnel. which is under construction
ten miles from this place. w. G. Tur-
ner driller, and two foreigners were
seriously injured.
From what can be learned. the tive
foreigners We're tampins a hole with
powder. In some manner the powder
became lodged in the hole and the two
men we're trying to put il in place by
the use Of n steel bar. when. it is sup
posed. they struck a spark against
the rock. The explosion resulted. Sc
riously injuring the men and w. G.
Turner, who was drilling nearby.
1t is likely that others were in the
tunnel at the time. but this cannot be
confirmed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-05
PROTEST Of THE DAUGHTER
Falkenburg Memorial Association
Enjoined From Building Monu-
ment Projected by WoOdmen.

Denver, Colo. June "A temporary
injunction was issued yesterday by
District Judge George Allen on appli-
cation of Mrs. Jessie Kalkenburg Falls
daughter of the late F. a FaIkenburg,
the World, enjoining the officers of the
order proceeding with the building of
the Falkenburk monument.
The complaint is filed in the name of
Denver camp No. 1. and Mrs. Falls.
John Alton, Edwin \, BuTdiek and W.
p. Koran, constituting the Falkenburg
Memorial association. against the head
camp of the Pacific jurisdiction of the
order with its officers and board of
managers.
l. l. Boak, consul of the head camp.
it is claimed, assumed charge of the
$500 which was subscribed by the va
rious camps of the order for the cree
ton of monument, and contracted for
n lot and a monument to cost that
sum.
According to Mrs Falls and the Fail
kenburg Memorial association, there
was a misappropriation of the funds, as
they could have secured the ground and
monument for $4,000.
The trouble originated over the wish
of Mrs. Falls to rest beside her noted
father when she died. The head camp.
Pacific Jurisdiction, did not recognize
family ties in this particular and
planned to place the body of Falken-
burg in a magnificent vault, sUrmount-
ed by monument OF imposing proper
tions.
Omaha June Ar. E. McKelvey. head
of the Woodmen of the World Monu-
ment association. with offices at the ma
tional headquarters of the order here,
said today, regarding the Falkenburg
monument injunction issued by DEN
yer court:
Those specifications and the contract
were sent to me and by me approved.
The price is all right, and there is no
irregularity in the testimony at all
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-05
BRYAN'S THIRD TERM VIEWS.


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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-05
OF A
CAR OF GASOLINE
Three Men Standing by Blown
to Atoms-Train Caught
Fire Near Reddick, III.

Reddick. ILL.,, June 4.-Three persons
were killed here tonight by the expIo-
sion of a car loaded with gasoline. one
of the men killed was Fred Hating. a
barber, of Reddick. The names of the
other two men are unknown, as they
were strangers, having come 10 Red
dick on a freight train earlier in the
afternoon. The three men, together
with several other persons, were
watching three freight cars burn that
had become ignited from a hot box
on one of the trucks. As the train
neared the junction of the Chicago. In
diana & Southern railroad and the Wa
bash railroad, the car with the hot box
was derailed. two other cars loaded
with oil we're also dragged into the
ditch, and all caught fire. Right next
to these cars was another car loaded
with GASOLINE which caught fire from
sparks from the burning cars. A fear
full explosion followed, which broke all
the windows in the village and demol-
ished chimneys of houses for miles
around. Three men were killed, who
were standing close to the gasoline car
at the time, were blown to atoms and
the fragments of their bodies scattered
for hundreds yards around.
The dead:
F. W. HATING. barber. Reddick.
JOHN FRAZEE. Danville, III.
AUSTIN STOCKTON. Danville. Ill
Ten persons were injured more or less
by the burning oil scattered in all di-
rectionS by the explosion. Hal DoweII
of Danville. the most seriously hurt. is
not expected to live. The other nine in
jured were residents of the village of
Reddick and were able to walk to their
homes unassisted.
Sixteen cars in all were destroyed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-05

Caldwell, and that neither he nor
Simpkins had sought to conceal their
movements. 1t was believed that this
was done to lay the foundation for the
coUnter-coEspiracy charge that it is
thought the defense will bring for
ward
The defense objected to practically
all of the days testimony, except that
relating to the death of Steunenberg
on the ground that IL was innmaterial
and in no way connected with the de-
PENDANT. The several conversations of
Orchard were objected to on the ground
that they were i'm no way binding upon
the defendant. Judge Wood, however
permitted ell Of the testimony to stand
on the undertaking of the prosecution
to later show the connection.
Continued on Page 2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-05
MAYOR LANE ENDORSED.

g Portland, Ore, June 4-The- {.
g Democratic and independent cam z
@ didate was reelected mayor Of (.
+. Portland today by about 1.500 ma &.
(. jority over T. c. Devlin, RepubIi- &
.can, Mayor Lane carried the east &.
9 side by an estimated plurality of (.
g $500, but ran behind about 4.
9 1000 votes on the west side" Z.
@ portland proper. The election cul- Z.
q minated the bitterest and most ex- (.
q citing campaign that has occurred 4.
4. in Portland for many years. &
9 g @ @ @ q @ g 9 % @ g @ g 8 g 8 q a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-05
SECRETARY EXPLAINS.

received a telegram from Secretary of
War Taft saying that as soon as the
squadron of the Fourth cavalry returned
from the Philippines it would be estab-
ished at Fort Smelling. The secretary
said the absence of troops in Cuba neces-
STATED the removal of the cavalry from
Forts Assiniboine and Keogh for the
purpose of concentrating the squadrons
into regiments.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-05
LATEST GREAT WORK
OF CYRUS E. DALLIN
(speeiaI ID The Herald. )

ToFCCIdI TIC HeTdId-I s'
- Boston, Mass, June 1.-Two =
:. magnificent bronze groups of the g
= pylon of the new 100000 soldiers ::
:: monument at Syracuse. n. Y, :
:. have just been completed by Cyrus :.
= E. Dallin, the sculptor, q former .
e Salt Daker, at his studio in Airing :.
- ton. Mass. They will be in bronze -
- and the principal figures of the =
:. monument. which will be one of =
:. the most majestic and impressive =
= monuments in the country. One is =
:. symbolic group representing =
:. THE Call to Arms, and the 9TH :,
= er represents an incident at the :.
:. battle of Gettysburg, Saving the :.
:. ColOrs." :.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-05
STRIKE OF SAILORS ABOUT OVER

4-The off,
ton of work matter short time only The decision
o
will menw
20
delegates
o o end
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-05
THREE MEN DROWNED.

Boise, Ida. June 4.-Three men were
drowned in the Boise river Monday while
working on a log drive They were George
Corack Fernim Austabe and Francisco
Yriondo, all foreigners. One fell and the
others jumped in 70 save him, two OF
the rescuers and the man whom thsy
sought to aid losing their lives
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-05
MORE STOCK FOR SALE.
(special to The Herald.)

Augusta. Me. June 4.-The Boston
Idaho Mining company has been incor-
porated here with 100000 capital The
promoters named are all local Maine
men, professional incoroorators.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-05
BOY IMPALED ON
WAGON SHAFT
J. S. BurIeSOn, A. D. T. MesSen-
ger, Victim of Tragedy
on Second South.
JAGGED WOUND IN CHEST
WAS BENDING OVER HANDLE
BARS OF BICYCLE.

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The parents of J. S. Burieson, y
= who live at Argentine Kan. were y
= notified by wire yesterday afternoon y
= of the tragic death ef the young man y
: and the following reply was re- =
= ceived from the father by J. A. Spik- =
y eT, manager of the A. d. T. office 4
y here:
D Bury there: make no unnecessary y
= expense. / am a poor man. Mail >
= bills minus any funds he may have. y
= Ship belongings g. o. d. VIII 3
= write. J. s BURL ESON" y
= Upon receipt of this message an ef- y
y fort was at once begun to raise the y
= funds necessary 10 send the body y
y back to the old home for burial. =
+ The amount necessary to defray the =
= expense of shipment is Sl5l 10. and =
y it is expected that it will be raised y
= today by subscription. Contributions =
= will be received at The Herald Of y
= flee The contributors starting the .
y list are; y
\ Hemenway & Moser .............S $3.50 y
y The Herald .-....................... 1890 p
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-05
HARRY ORCHARD
TAKEN TO BOISE
First Time Murderer Has Been
Out of Pen Since Brought
From Caldwell.

Boise, Ida, June 4.-Harry Orchard,
the self-cOnfessed murderer of former
Governor Frank Steunenberg, and who
will go on the stand probably tomor-
row afternoon TO testify in the case
against William D. Haywood, was
brought into Boise this evening from
the Idaho penitentiary For some
hours he was cioseted with the attor-
neys for the prosecution, and it is
probable that tonight he will be locked
up in a cell in the county Jail.
This is the first time that Orchard
has been out of the Denitentiary since
he was brought from Caldwell imme-
diately after the assassination CT the
former governor. On his trip into the
city tonight he was accompanied by
Warden Whitney
No Thought of Violence.
Notwithstanding the report of posi-
bic violence to Orchard on the part of
friends of Haywood the prisoner was
surrounded with but little precaution
during his drive into the city. He was
dressed in the same suit of gray that
he wore when seen by the newspa per
men who visited him recently in the
penitentiary. Orchard is looking well
and shows little apprehension on &C
count of the ordeal he will be called
upon to face while he is on the stand
1t is understood that the cross-exam-
inaticn of Orchard for the defense will
b. conducted by f. T. Richardson, the
Denver attorney identified with the de-
Tense. 1t was supposed that Clarence
Darrow would undertake the cross-ex-
animation Of the most important wit
ness, and the present arrangement
NAV be changed before the direct eX-
animation is concluded
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-05

Choa-Tung-Fu is city in the
northeast part OF the province of Yum
nan, China, with a population of about
so, 600. The Bible Christian Home and
Foreign Missionary society, an Eng
lish organization, has a station there,
which consists of four missionaries,
men and women. native worker, an
elementary school and dispensary.
The China missionary list say that s.
Pollard and his wife are stationed at
this city
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-05
ATTACK upon MISSIONARY
Methodist Evangelist Nearly Beaten
to Death at Chao-Tung-Fu,
China.

London, June "a special dispatch
received here from Hong Kong says
Mr.. Pollard, Methodist missionary
at Chao-Tung- has been mercilessly
beaten by the Chinese. His lung was
pierced by a weapon
The missionaries are f1ocking into
Hong Kong from the Swallow and PAX
hoi districts,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-05

There isn't much use in talking
with folks that don't believe what
You say. Advertising pays,
though.-Jim's Junk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-05

Adv. applied to business quar-
rels, like oil to the outside of the
wheel, doesn't help much.-Rusty
Mikes Diary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-05
Scale of Wages for Murder.

After retelling the story of the Cald-
we'll crime, the arrest and confession of
Orchard and part of the history OF the
Occur de'Alene trouble, Mr.. Hawley
said:
THE original proposition and theory
that the power of this federation, of
-psJ sql 10 lsesI le .eIoII5 IsuuI. Sql
Grafton could best be perpetuated by
The murder of those who in official life.
or in private situation. ran counter %
their interests became intensified SEEM
sngly after these gentlemen assumed
composed. as it was, of this defendant
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
Nlporiifcn int ocntidrn 4cid,s,
Sd,aBamt.

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men ,Sinniljfnrrcn bca Rcid,ca WicGer
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fehen. Serr II. Steneel bat fiirsIid,
nit Den Sinan5sNftniitarm ser ein;el.
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I'M Dem Reide grobere Ginnobmen
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21


mnd,t, ocuT Sil6Cu m1hcfonnt Neblic-
ben, ga ser Sij0cu bis DOT Sturgeon
0Cu NrtcitSbcOurf 6eden fonutc. 9eS,
balb iiuo Sort ulld) St0run0en ul,o
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Sorbipc, iporcn BORT Neboren mo
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Sprod)c. 9oa mor I'M Morben o,t.
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Siihcn sic Ncgcr oir mciitc Nrbcita.
trait. beionocra III 0G1 @ounipoU
Stuo,cu. Menn ser Silhen jest mcHr
Irbeiter brnlld)t. 10 iroQt 6 iid), Of
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hitoIcn Scnbcn5cn bnbcn int Siiocn
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mo 5lfriehcn 81, madlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21

alc Nlittel 5urNerncbrrng Scr reldDS'
ciqcnen Ginnohmcn erid)opit. Wdn
iprad} BON citler NCnoerul1 Der
Observation-Disclosures oerort, 0aB Die
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left id,on iriiber n~blcbncno 9c2enilbcr
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Wcnulrrrna Ncrothc, uto oonn oppo
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6ca-S toatcn huber ibr SteucrluClCn
nod ben Cigcncn GriprbcrniIIcn aus.
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oocr Scr mlocrcn Nciic cinigcr mill
leu. go fam ca olif sic Inucr llid}t
lpeitcrgehen.
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M@biafcp miro NJ c It
Inter oieicr Spibmurtc ihreibt Yu-
ter q. Sclh IN Der San Nntonip
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gen nit @elpnIt sum- Sdnoppa mo,
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ilunbcs uno lobcnhc9 Sicr ultcrlieat.
lillb Der ihled,tc ShnoppS fonrnlt
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acrnlb id)on icit Nahrcn cinNcriiicn.
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acaell bicic Sclid)c, 0cnnnnt Frobtbia
tipr. 10 nufompicn. I<ebcr, Der cs
nit Dem Wolt gut mcint, mllb bo9c'
gen nllfGrpIcu.
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