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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
KOREANS
SHOT BY laps
Futile Attempt to Resist the
Order for Disarmament
of the Army.
Prince vi Declares That Death Of Sol.
diers Marks the Baptism in Blood
of korea's Final Effort to
Throw OF Japan's Dom
nation.

Washington.-A dispatch received al
the state department from Consul
General Thomas Sammons at Seoul
Korea, says that forty Koreans were
killed or wounded ON Thursday in a
fight precpitated by. the disarmament
of the Korean army Casualties on the
japanese side, the dispatch adds, were
| slight.
Seoul-A Korean battalion mutinied
! Thursday morning against the disarm-
! ament order and engaged In fight for
several hours with the Japanese troops
near the consulate quarter with rifles
and machine gun. The casualties are
about forty killed and injured.
New York.-Hoping to induce the
American government to intervene and
prevent Japan from Obtaining further
domination in Korea, Prince Tjyong
Qui vi and VI Sen Sui, two of Koreas
delegates to The Hague, who were de-
MED admission to the peace tribunal,
arrived on Thursday upon the steamer
Majestic.
Il and my companions" said Prince
vi, who speaks English, represented
the Korean government by authority
of the emperor, but Japan used all her
cunning to show that we appeared at
The Hague without any authority. We
blame our treatment in Holland entire
ly to the Japanese. Korea will never
agree to Japanese domination, and
while there have been no disorders,
yet, unless something is done, there
will be a serious uprising.
we knew before we left Korea
that Japan would force the emperor
to abdicate. Japan seeks to drive us
from our land and destroy our king
dom. Korea has always been a peace
ful nation. We have no guns, armsd
or powder, and we expect the Ameri-
can people in their fairness and ius-
tice, to interfere. The United
States does not realize what Japan's
policy is in the far east and what it
portends for the American people. The
japanese adopted a policy that in the
end Will give her control over the
commerce and industry in the far east.
Japan is better against the United
States and against Great Britain.
You in America do not realize this, but
II the United States does not watch
Japan closely, she win force the Ameri- |
cans and English out of the far east"
Prince vi was deeply affected on
nearing that forty Korean soldiers had |
been killed or wounded while resist |
ing an attempt of the Japanese to dis
arm the Korean army.
The death of these soldiers" de- |
ciared the prince, marks the baptism
IN blood of Korea's final efforts to T
throw OFF Japan's domination. The Ko-
Fean army will resist Japan's disarma-
ment steps to the last, and Korea. re-
spending to a great national senti.
nent' VIII rise up and fight for her
liberty"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Two Utah People Meet Death Durino
Electrical Storm,

Logan, Utah.-According to advices
received here, two persons met death
at Hyrum, a village near here. during
the electric storm of Saturday. They
were Mrs. Henry Ames and the Swear.
Old son of Hans Jorgensen. Mrs.
Ames was seated near the electric
hght drop. when bolt struck the
mouse, descended the wire, shattering
the globe and instantly killing her
her sister at the time was ironing in
the kitchen and the shock threw her
against the stove, severely burning
her the Jorgensen boy met death
IN similar manner. the lightning fol-
lowing the electric wire in the house
ana running into a lamp near which
ne was playing. He died instantly.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
RETIRED AFTER
BLOODY FIGHT
Moorish Tribesmen Are Beaten OFF
~ the Natives Inside TIE
Town Of CasabIanca.
spain Sends WarshIps to the Scene
snd French Troops Are t..rryinq
sFor~srd.--RsIsuli Makes Z
Statement TO Newspaper
Man.

Tangier.--The latest adyices from
casablanca say that most OF the ho.
ne Moorish tribesmen SURROUNDING
me towns have retired after q bloody
hsht with the natives inside. Signals
nave been arranged by which the
french cruiser Galilee will bombar1
.ne naive quarter OF casablanca In
the event OF renewal Of the attacks
on Europeans.
me French cruiser Du Chayla has
gone to Mazagan, on the west coast
OF Morocco. with troops In answer 10
the appeals Of Europeans there who
reported that the natives were greatly
excited and that II was feared that
there would DO a duplication OF the
recent massacre at Casablanca.
Advicea from Paris are to the effect
mat the expedItionary force to be
sent TO Morocco by the French will
consist OF two battalions or ALGERIAN
sharpshooters, battalion Of the for.
eign legion. making tota. OF 400
infantry, two batteries OF artillery. 400
hEht cavalry and half a squadron ~
saphis ALGERIAN cavalry In the French
service.
IN long statement TO newspaper
man, Raisuli, the bandit who a hold.
ING Caid Sir Harry MacLean n nrisop.
or. hlames the treachery OF the sult.
ans government for his capture ~
sir Harry Raisuli says that in tbe
course OF his negotiations with tbe
man who Is new bis prisoner, previous
70 his capture. he explained his griev.
ances and Sir Harry promised him 4
safe conduct III he would 20 IN Fey
and lay his troubles before the sultan
who would remedy them. He accented
THIS offer, but while he was ARRANGING
Tor the journey government troopa ~.
situated by the suItan's bad advisers
a'u' Mohhmmed. the Moroccan minis.
ssf - war ana General Bagdani. chief
- -" suitams army, plundered and
uesAsla.ed MIS- property ut Zinst, and
sapsurea some o. his relatives. In the
meantime Sir Harry MaeI,aan had
ahowh MIN letter from the sultan
pluIhislng him safe conduct, but Is
naa aiAo secured q copy OF smother
min's.er Of war instructing him to al.
TACK Aaismli vigorously unless he went
70 fezs This. continues Raisuli. con.
yineed him OF the treachery OF tho
sultan, and he therefore made q prls.
oner q the English caid. Sir Harry
Maisuii declares. is perfectly safe IN
nis hands. He did not capture him
Tor money but for Justice and this he
hopes 70 secure by calling the atten.
tion Of the British government to his
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
ears Hacked From His u.,s

oN'ahoma City.-with ears hackea
i.om the head, the trunk and one arm,
pierced with four bullets teeth Inaa, =
s ~ og', me mouth bruised. and clotted
- 'V y.,, ,ofmed upon the lips, the body
VI wilbur Gulneth, barber who e.
SCVppuSea 10 have come to oklabom.
r snort time ago from Seminole =
81 was found three miles weS, -
, S,J Slty by G. F, Apologize. a farmer
covered aere the body was dis
has been tu nls Is the second body that
within H. 'o " near Oklahoma City
cut of. WIN the ears
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
Russians Win From Japs This Time.

Victoria. b. C.-Advices have hoo,
received here of an attempted sealing
raid by the japanese sealing schoon.
ers haike Maru and Midori
Maru on June l on the seal rockerv
at Cooper island, guarded by Russians
ne schooner Kaike Maru has re-.
turned to Moyako. Richuku province
Japan, and reported three of her seal.
ing boats and twelve men captured by
Russians. The other Japanese sealing
schooner, the Midori Maru which bod
been aehored close to the Kaike Maru
had been fired upon by the Russian
rookery guard.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
BELONGS TO UNITED STATES.
state Department Is Not Concerned
Regarding Isle Royale.

Washington advices have
been received at the state department
concerning the reported expedition of
several Canadians. led by Captain S.
G. Young OF the Ninety-sixth regi.
ment for Isle Royaie In Lake Supe.
rior, with the intention of hoisting
the British flag on that island and
formally declaring the territory part
OF Canada. According to the officials
OF the state department there has new
err been any question between Canada
and the United States as to the United
States ownership of the island. This
ownership was settled by the treaty
OF Client, At the state department
here there Is no disposition to regard
the action OF Captain Young as any.
thing but a filibustering move.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
PUNISHMENT SURE TO FOLLOW
Outbreak at casshlanea Gives France
Desired opportunity.

Paris.--The government has re-
ceived through the French charge
daffaires at Tangier the excuses of
the Moroccan government board for
the troubles at Casablanca and its
usual assurance that its orders have
been given to the governors OF the
various ports that they will be held
responsible for the security of foreign.
ers. But these platonic assurances
will not affect the program the govern.
ment is celebrating with Spain and for
which active preparations are proceed
ing
The second naval division, consist.
ing OF the cruisers Gueydon, Gloire
and Jeanne dare sailed from Toulon
on Sunday for Morocco. The entire
coast of that country probably win be
patrolled by French and Spanish
fleets until the International police are
installed.
The Impression Is general here that
In order 20 put an end to anarchy in
Morocco a punitive expedition must
march on Fes
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
Accident Ends Race

bordeaux. France.-Four men were
Killed and two mortally wounded In an
automobile accident Saturday Ona -
.ne cars was competing in the Criter.
ION cup race, 1t collided while run.
n'hs at tuIl speed with a touring car
among the men killed are the editors
OF TWO newspapers, On account Of this
anu o'her accidents resulting from the
euor.s OF the contestants to make
speed. the government had ordered the
criterion cup race come to an end
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15

MahiIa-The election returns ~,
sun incomplete, but sufficient re,rr.,o
~ ~ ~ 70 assure safe majority for
.ne Nationalists, 1t is estimated ,ha,
, o.er ~ per cent of those thar rar
. s,Os, voted. The leaders already as
discussing the policy TO b., foI1o 9 aas
an me demands that will be mad ga "a
sle assembly. They want inTs,,. u
usnSe' freedom TO carry arms -, -,
re ,s' ana demand reimbursement =.
.ne native members of the pbii;n "
IN, SO as to give the MIN, g,ue
sion Q =" Nne commits
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
s.ass oner &C. Mauln elrL

bloomington, -Annoaneemen, is
made by Attorney r. A. Lemon. renr,.
ssnting Fred Magill aud wtfe, under
Indictment at Clinton on charge Of
murder. that Miss Marguerite Marill
asgili's is-yearold daughter. whe nc.
eompanied she couple to California
has received a aSt,ering orer to xo
upon the stage September Z rhe
offer came from a chicago mana ser
Miss Magtll was educated at sinst
nav. Wis. and has dramatic talent
She has not yet made ap aer mind To
accept the ontter.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
sola. ead sra.llian a.nsl,

Peynamhuco. Braril.-The pictur.
eeque bandit and raider. Antonio su.
vino. Is again in the Geld. He has
just made a successful haul at a SUGAR
plantation 200 miles from here. and Is
now ON the trail with zoe government
troops at his heels, Silvino descend.
ed on the plantation at the head OF a
band and secured se,o0o In cash. Only
one man made any resistance and he
was promptly killed. The bandits then
broke open the plantation store ana
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15

Omaha. Neh. Despite the Scent
fares. the Union Pacific earnings con.
tinue to show enormous gains. In
June OF this year according to offcial
figures Just made public. It shows
gross earnings OF s6.s7T.sss. AS com.
pared with ss,soT.sSl In juno last
year, and net earnings OF $s.5s2 .0ss
compared with s2.iss.sss In June las,
year, For the twelve months ending
with June the net earnings showed h
gain from sso.Siy .Tes to $50 mas SOS
In this state the Uoion Pacific il civ.
lag six months test to the scent
fare
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
Mistake Of Engineer Causes ser,eu,
Accident in Nine.

Park City. utah.-As result OF an
accident at the DAILY West mine sun.
day afternoon three miners are a, the
miners hospital in precarious coudi.
zion. physicians declaring that one or
more OF the men NAV die at any mo-
meat The accident vas caused BY the
crashing OF the hoisting cage into the
roof Of the shaft, throwing all the men
from the car. II was caused when en-
gineer George Murray missed his
markings ON the coil aud allowed the
cage 10 crash into the top OF the shaf,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
lawyers Fight il Court Room.

san Francisco.--Attorney Hiram w.
Johnson OF the prosecution and Attor.
ney BERT Schlessinger OF the defense
called each other rogues and INDUCED
IN INST hight at the counsel table
IN the Haisey bribery case during the
examination of u juror. The only
physical sufferer In the brief battle
was Assistant District Attorney Cook,
the bridge of whose nose. II is said,
was abrased and bloodied inaayert.
entity by the knuckies of Mr.. johnson,
VINO at the moment was engaged In
guiding high right.hand overswing TO
the left eye OF Mr. schlessinger.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
Union Miner. Ars eelno soune.s,

Cripple Creek, Colo. Following the
decision OF the Mine Owners associa.
ZION. which met in conference at Colo
RADIO Springs ON Monday. to strictly
enforce the card permit" system In
me Cripple Greek district. several OF
the mining companies ON Tuesday
DISCHARGED miners supposed or known
20 be union men. Other mining com.
panies. Il Is said, win immediately
weed ont all union men. The return
OF William u, Haywood TO Colorado
had much to do with the decision Of
the mine owners, IL Is charged by the
union men
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
Ane.her Ru..I.n General Murdered.

fiatixorst. Caucasus. - General Kara.
koxon, ex-governor OF Odessa. was shot
and killed IN tho center Of town early
Monday morning. The assassin es.
capped General karakoxoif was COVER,
nor OF the Luhna dragons when
July J, 1905. hs was appointed COVER.
nor general Of Odessa Early In Aug.
ust OF the same year he hanished IA
iArosehanko. mayor OF Odessa. for
having represented Odessa at the Mos.
COW Aenistso congress. and later he
loon severe measures TO repress dis.
tarbsnees. instrncting the police 10 Are
directly Into the mob.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
Are After the Fish rr,,.,

=. osleago,-indietments were ra,,,,.,
~, ~ SATURDAY In the United States Az, :,
Uio' court against A. Booth q C C's
generally known as tho e, 90,
the New York. Chiearo NSn trust, "
road 'l cor ana the Lehish vallev Rsn
viola,,oo IN charging them via
F IGrsion =, OF lhe trs, provision Of ,sa
insir,n, Jaw prohibiting rebating " T Sss
con,a 1,aen' against the Booth connan ne
sSas. seven;y-fve connts i,Sny
I on.a me New York. Chez mat
-1s.s ral.road. ffty-one conS,s * 81
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
SEVERE TORNADO IN IOWA.
Two Persons Killed, Several Injured
and Many Houses DESTROYED.

Mason City, Iowa,--Clear Lake.
Hanlonton and Lake Mills were visited
Dy tornado at o'clock Tuesday
evening Many barns and farmhouses
were DESTROYED, One person was
Killed and several injured at Hanion.
ton At Clear Lake the daughter of
81 Y Rice was probably fatally hurt
by fying boards OF the cottage. which
was blown 70 pieces. The residences
oi !. q varney and r. l.. Rogers were
DESTROYED. Park trees were Ieyeled
ana shipping sent to the bottom of
the lake There were three distinct
'tornadoes. all coming from the north,
east.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15

Dayton. o. Anna Markowitx, "a
years OF age, pretty Jewish girl, liz
dead, her body bruised and cut. bearing
evidences OF brutal nalstreatmeat. Al
hospital. with Mortal wound IN his
abdomen and his head a mass OF
bruises, II Abraham Gordon, a young
,raselins man from Indianapolis, Held
On suspicion aie James, Jacob and
nef'na Markowiik. brothers and sis.
yer 81 the dead sifi The crime o..
eafred at a very short distance from
~aet" Dora Gilman was assaulted aud
murdered some months ago
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15

Austia. Texas The railroad com.
mission on Monday issued a general
order to the railroads OF Texas, their
oheers and employees, that the penal
provisions Of the sntttree pass &C,
VIII be enforced against all persons
GIVING or reviewing free transportation
os free services. except those express.
" exempted. The commission fur.
th~r declares that prosecutions viii
De instituted In every county In the
state through which a rallroad runs
WHO'S" Officers or employe gives FIVE
transportation In violation OF the aet
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
Fatal Quarrel In Idaho.

Twin Falls, Idaho.--M. Cummings. a
ditch rider In the employ of the Twin
Falls Land and Water company, was
shot and fatally wounded Saturday
evening by Isaac Divine, well-known
farmer OF Hansen. The shooting oc-
Cured ON the Rock Creek road, three
miles from Hansen. Cummings re.
ceived two bullets In the abdomen and
the physicians say he cannot live
through the night. Divine was brought
to Twin Falls and charge OF at.
tempted murder was placed against
him
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
TURKS INVADING PERSIA.
scores Of Native Christians, including
Women and chlidr.r uu,.a

Teheran. Persia. The incursions o.
Turkish troops across the northwes,
irontier Of Persia. which for some time
had been IN allegiance. have again
broken out. A serious raid has oc.
Cured near urumiah. six thousand
Turkish troops. with artillery. having
crossed the frontier and DESTROYED tho
village Of Mavanch. Seventy.eight per.
sons, Of whom sixty were women and
vnildren, mostly Christians, wore
Killed. subsequently, the Turks drove
small force of Persian troops from
nearby camp and Instituted them.
selvea In Il
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
Meets Death in swimni,, Do,

rn,l,adelphia.-Edmond R. watso,
80 r7'ueH, OF the Northern National
p paNA ana treasurer of the Henry 49,
fonnd S.a company of this city. was
~ SS,'' "., oead in the swimming moo, nj
Wa,sor!l mola club early Thursday Mr.
sne aoSu =. family is away and he haa
Ac,or,i sui Oh the summer at the Climb
son lung n's TO club members. Mr. Wa,'
- vas standing upon The snr,rs
80. and was about TO dive insp ing
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
: D
SETTLEMENT May BE- REACHED.
Good Prospects for Peace Between
state Of Alabama and Railroads.

\ montgomery, Aia.--The outlook for
a peaceable settlement OF the contro.
yersy between the Southern railway
aud the state now appears good
Vice President Russell of the Mobile
a Ohio. representing President Fin.
ley Of the Southern. was In conference
with Governor Conner Tuesday, and IL
IL thought an amicable arrangement
VIII be reached. Two plans. It is said,
were suggested, one OF which the rail-
road be allowed TO withdraw the suit
taken TO the federal court. and the
other that a test case be made and
both abide by the decision.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
COAL MINE |
More Than 1000 \
Year Ia ~

| Philadelphia. MaA
sons were killed /
coal mines OF PEI
ing to the annual \
by James Roderitk
partment of mines |
that many OF the
from the victims
and that of the
may be taken as
centage of accideua
accidents left nea
with $40 childrd
of age.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
ce.ossi Appear, Tor Tobacco truss,

New York The American robaeco
company and fourteen subsidiary cor.
poFasiohs viii be represented al the
trial Of The suit OF the government
against the socalled trust by Julius
farkef, muior counsel for the parent
company. lie tled no.lee OF this ON
Monday IN the osfee Of the clert M
,he United SIXTIES circuit court. An
the deiendsnis viii have to die an.
WITS 10 the complaint on the hrs:
MONDAY OF September when tho s,,,s
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
This Contractor
Per CT

Beach Haven, n
vania capital com
public certain papa
John r. Sander@
the contractor 10
.nishings and decor
ings. paid the yai
who did the pan
square foot for ~
had collected mo-
square foot. He
more than $7M
were about 2.M
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
Lsadviiie Jimmy Charged win Crime.

New York. Courtney, alias
Leadsille Jimmie. was brought here
from California by two detectives tn
answer q charge of killing Carrie I'm.
riehardt In 1900. Courtney left New
York shortly before the womsn's body
was discovered he was traced 10
San Francisco. bat before the New
York police could CAPTURE him he Was
arrested and sentenced TO seven years
In prison for killing a policeman IN
San Francisco. He was released from
an Qusintin prison a few DAYS awo an,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
LOSES LicENsr 1
Southern RaiIwa,
Law ii

Montgomery, Ah]
the Southern RAIN
in Alabama has d
ton of Secretary
alleged violation 4
effective July /. \
secretary of state Y
to restraining orda
United States couh
cult, as this law 81
combated by the M
cluded in any 81
pending in the e0uf
Jones of the middls :
The case upon VI
was made came fros
of Talladega couniy
a notification from
a suit had been i
state court TO the
rotary Julian invest
decided there was /
but mark the licens
action of the status
Act, Sc provides
elSH cOrpOIauOn Is
courts and remoyd
the state to the !
clerk of the court .
moval. was taken n
such action to the
who shall thefsq
cancel said license
ter upon the stub y
substance"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15

Oyster Bay.-President Roosevelt
received with great interest the news
that Judge Lands in the United States
district court in Chicago had decided
against the Standard Oil company of
Indiana and had imposed fines aggre-
eating $29.040,000. The president had
no comment to make upon the de-
cision.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
No Truth Ia Steq
Undergo ssF

Cleveland, On
summer home q
1t was stated On
absolutely no tr
printed Friday,
Rockefeller wouia
surgical operaucl
MED that he ezp
city at any tire
ture. Mr.. Rocks
played golf Frid1
Biggar. and was
health.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15

Cleveland.-John D. Rockefeller
upon learning of the fine imposed upon
the Standard Oil company by Judge
Lands at Chicago, said he had no
comment whatever to make concern
ing the matter.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15
|UNSOUND m
england III
Stringent Re-
oardins Fee
Of Rec

uNoti. - III
John Burns.
government g.
Of trade to r.
regulations 10
danger alisins
| from the inI
storage and dis
food" has p,se
In the house 4
In the courns
bill. Mr. Burn
powered the aull1
inspect food
and destroy uns
be argued, M
the recent TIM
England and ~
been put right
could not ALLOW
defective, becAuv
probability that
to where they N
Continuing, Az
ne had received /,
man consul had
meat packers had
eminent they ves
to the inspecdua
vided that whates
man officials fej
turned to the pasI
be sold in the Oh
speaker said he
low that, and be
United Kingdom 1
Germany, Frame.
er Europeans woull