Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-13
CHALEEN KILLED
BY MAD NATIVES
Revolutionists in Force Gather in
Peru and Wage Assault
With Armed Parties.
HAPPENED ONE MONTH AGO
Owing 10 Decentralization of All Means
of Communication Word from Scene
or Trouble Arrives Late.


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u. Chaleen' FORMER wire foreman Tor
the o. s. L. with offices in this city.
and until his death onpapod In tho Mr.
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Nuite pi''ee's III feru' "re ooI''a'''eu
in letter from >. j. Gromby, former-
" of Bingham, but now with the Nc
c,,,a ,n,orasts Nv r,ro,,,h, T., 40
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scripilis t"e ou''ic"N N"lch reSui'eu
in the murder of Mr. Chaleen. says:
s'Here we are in the midst of n full-
eedgod south American rovo,tiop T
e' ,'' 'N"''
am wrltlng inns now not knowing
when 1t will be mailed or whether you
will ever receive It, All railroad and
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'o'es 'P' WIN
OUTSIDE World Is cut on ana we nave
no idea when 1t will be re-estabished.
The revolution broke like thunder
ii. 80, ,a,, ,,.t-..t, !. Ia,
poit from ciear shy N'tnoush II mas
been rumored and talked about Tor
the past six months, none of us real
lied that there was any possibility OF
such a thing ever Undertaking..
our first intimation of such a
thing was a telegram from the SUPER
intendent of our mines in Cerro adj
,isinq that there were rumors of a
,.evol,ition IN Cerro tonight which I
received about & o'clock saturday ev-
anInr apo,tt m. "a tho same night an
ana;r ,unnine lioht came iutn the
-. ,,.;,I, ed,,;css tj,ot tho ravolu-
.in,,is, ia lcft Iip,o that morning.
IN strong oaot,ued = train and ram
!, tt,rn,,rrb ~ Orova nickiug mn re-
c,,tIte on tho way until theV number
,,i.e 80 hio,vr M tt,o bridges he
49, 80, 49, orot.o tbe,, con7mand-
-, ~ 1870 NJ % NJ our iina IN puli
-, 60. 49,. ~, pct paarv rho
or,r.i,,n,. ,.atcbing bis chance nm
,,a',,,e1 l,ts engine and started out of
49, so ,,iles an hour without
tLa,:
",rt,o, .han tool. charge Of a Peru
r*,.,.,i ,.,t,,o v,bicl, wac in the
-, - - no,nnnlled the crew, 10 run
80 80, " r,ard A. cariinamava. about
~ 80 go, ~ sn,eiter when the
a,,o,.i,, .,'s,.ad nsr 10 .e, cun OF
spsrs,s,I 49,, 100 ,,nco,,nIed and ran
80 ,,a ,a,t ,ts,,, ~ ,aceint of this
~ ,liiao,,aa i,ad Guards ,,iaced on
a,,a,.,, avenue Of appronch to the
s,aai,ar ara von NAV suspect we did
nnt asa, ,nrch sleen that night. As
,1,t,I1,,rr had heon heard I'm until noon
, uestnr5.~ If was decided to run an
sncina dou.n the line and try and open
M nnn,n,,,nieation with Oroya. When
abont IA miles this side OF Carlina-
n,ava the engine was fred on by the
rcvohutionists. who were about a mile
fron, the track. About IL shots hit
the caboose and one man. O. b.
C,ba1aar Of salt Lake. was shot
through the stomach. He died about
ono hour later.
49, -,,,s ,o,,or.ad .ha annroacb
or the enemy In three columns about
6 N m and then there was great
scilrrv to ret all our men placed most
adyantageously. The women and
children were placed in a room in the
bntei and The men~two in each room
9commanding a vide range from the
rront ,yindoys AS the hotel Is of
tone Win two-foot walls. II makes an
idooI rortress We had about 40 men.
arr,ad Win an classes of weapons-
., ra,,1I,,ors sbote,,ns and Ave rit,es
,an ,,o,, il licked nrettv serious for
The .srinroes' for about an hour. Fin
sIL. an officer arrived with a mes