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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-06-05
kNOILIN SHEEP COMMISSION
COMPANY'S SPECIALS
(UNIoN STOCK YARDS, CHICAGo.)

1-Pen OF wethers. year or over............1n6D 80
2-For second best pen abovo...,.s..s,.s.ss- 750
3-Pen OF wcther lambs Spring 1910 30
4-Sccond bcst pen OF above. 80
5-Bcst pom wool 800
6-Best nnc wool flock 300
general exhibit of sheep OF ownership 20 90
S-Shcpherd in charge and who fitted bOst entire
exhibit OF ownership. 1000
a pen TO consit OF ono Ram. two Ewes two Ewc
lambs. and Ram lambs The lambs must be bred
% Exhibitor.)
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-06-05
TFIE INTER-NOUNTAIN -FOUR STATE FAIR

IS. Sow with pigs 10.
The Washington times., 1910-11-27

You don't often visit department sore-bh pab make exception
speciality a
expensive presents
our less than u1JaDn
The Washington times., 1910-11-27

oneF wear1edsng wOrse
Of imported uoo Cloths manEiped worth $500
The Washington times., 1910-11-27

Remember that Pahk
goods
o.
various s. credit establishments
duct
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-17
PORTLAND SUPERVISOR SAYS
COUNT WAS HONESTLY NADE,

Portland, ore. oct. l6.-That there
Is any intention To recount the. popu-
lation Of this city as intimated last
night from Washington. Is news to
both Special Agent Urban Hester and
to Supervisor II &. Beach Mr.. Has-
ter Saws he has found some irregu-
laritics in the census but nothing 90
indicate that any effort to pad the
count was made by Supervisor Beach
or that Beach knew OF any fraud. Su-
pervisor Beach is not inclined 80 be-
lieVe there win be any material rc-
duction by Special Agent Hester
of the April enrolment Even place
ing the reduction at five per cent
Mr. Beach says there should be APP
proXimately "a population shown of
2l2O00. lie estimates that Portland
has now at least 5000 more inhab-
itants than his enumerators found and
says he viii welcome a recount al
though he feels positive there VIII
be none.
THE Portland count. SAYS MT
Beach. was correct and it was an
honest one
Mr. Beach added that an OF the
names turned into his offices during
the ''yellow label campaign were
checked by inspectors and not one of
them placed upon the rolls which WAS
not verified.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-17
HURRICANE WON'T INTERFERE
WITH WEIIMAN'S "TRIP

Atlantic CITY y. j., oct. 16.-An
unsuccessful attempt was made to
secure the exact position of the
America when the last message was
sent to Siasconsett according to
Bob" Miller. wireless operator here.
1t is believed here that the balloon
was at least three hundred miles or
the coast OF the United states.
Nothing had been heard from the
America since Saturday evening un-
I'll she was spoken off Nantucket
island today and there was fear here
that some mishap might have oe-
cured Mrs. Wellman ana Mrs. Van
imam were informed of the safety of
their husbands and the remainder OF
the crew.
The following message WAS filed
tonight and ordered sent To every
shore wireless station and steamer
likely to be within the zone of the
America
walter Wellman, aboard the air
ship America Godspeed your prof.
ect. Success means Your enrolling as
a second Columbus. DO everything
possible 10 keep your friends in At
lantic City and your family informed
of both your daily situation and prog
ress Mrs. Wellman, Mrs Vaniman
and other members of the families
Of the Americas crew most hopeful
(SignedD Jos. w. SALUs."
Weather bureau officers at Wash
ington have asked every wireless. sta
tion and ship equipped with wireless
to notify Wellman that the hurricane
reported of the Florida coast has
blown itself out and will not in any
way endanger the ship
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-17
IOWA MOURNS
FOR SENATOR
OOLL|VER
FUNERAL WILL BE HELD
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Messages of Sympathy Re-
ceived From President, Cabi-
net officers and Public Men
Throughout the Country,

JBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire
Fort Dodge, Ia, oct 16,-Funeral
services for Senator Jonathan p. Dol
liver will be held on Thursday at
o'clock ii was announced today. The
suddenness of MIR. Delivers death
Yesterday from heart disease while a
phvsician was listening to the ir-
regular beats of the organ with a
stethescope took everyone so much by
surprise that some of the funeral ar
rangements are only tentative. Ac-
cording to present plans the obse-
auies will be in charge of Rev w. II,
Spencer, pastor of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church at Fort Dodge
Bishop Luther b. Wilson, Of Penn
sylvania, DR.. Frank Gunsaulus, of
Chicago. DR.. Newell Dwight Kills of
New York city and GoVernor b. F.
Carroll of Iowa have been invited to
make funeral orations for the senior
senator Of Iowa.
II the weather is good on Thurs
day, the services viii be held on the
lawn of the Dolliver home. If this is
not feasible the orations viii be de-
livered in the First Methodist church.
Burial will be in Oakland cemetery,
Fort Dodge by the side of Senator
Delivers parents.
Senator A. b. Cummins arrived to-
day to assist the family in its be-
reayement and to aid in carrying out
the arrangements for the funeral.
Everybody in Fort Dodge is in
mourning today for the loss of the
towns most noted citizen. The sud-
denness Of the senator's demise caus-
ed a. shock from which the people
have not vet recovered Last evening,
a little more than an hour before
death came, Senator Dolliver chatted
cheerfully with Mayor S. j. Bennett
a life long friend. Only an hour be-
fore his demise. Mr.. Doliver spoke
hopefully Of his recovery to District
Judge r. NJ. Wright who called TO
ask after the senator's health.
naring the afternoon Senator Dol
liver took a walk in his garden which
had been one Of his pleasures. lie
seemed normal in appearance ana
talked to several callers In the shade
Of large tree, where he had form
ally rehearsed many Of the speeches
that had made him famous as an ora
tor To those who called the senator
talked pleasantly and optlmistlcally.
He repeatedly expressed the belief
that he would soon be completely re-
covered. He even spoke incidentally
of some plans for the future
Hundreds of telegrams of sympathy
poured in on Mrs. Dolliver today
from all parts of the country. Nearly
every member of both houses of con-
gress sent condolences Messages al |
so came from most of the governors |
and from the president, cabinet Of
ficers and public men,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-17
MEMBERS OF RELIGIOUS
ORDERS GO TO SPAIN

Madrid. Oct. Ib.-It Is estimated
that five thousand members of the
Portuguese religious orders expelled
from their country have taken ref
uge in Spain where they are now
being distributed among the converts
and monasteries in various parts of
this country.
The accounts Of attacks upon re-
ligionists in Portugal shave greatly
alarmed the Spanish 'ers In the
various provinces and IL is reported
that they are strengthening the con-
vents and monasteries with iron
doors and shutters and are laying in
stores of arms and ammunitions.
A parade of republicans was held
this afternoon in celebration of the
establishment Of the republic of
Portugal. Perfect order was main
tained
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-17
PARIS PRESS LAUOS
IRON-HANDED D
PREMIER
Give BRAND Credit for Ayerting
Economic Crisis Police Ar
rest Anarchists and Find Sew
eraI Bombs,
LBy Morning yournaI Special Leased wireI


Paris, oct. 1.-THE entire French
press extols Premier BRAND as an
iron-handed leader who has saved
France from . great economic and
social crisis b}athe sternest measures
which could Y undertaken BY the
republic. At th4 same time it praises
the premier for his sense of justice
in trying to better the conditions Of
the rank and file among the strik-
ers.
The revolutionary Guorre sociale,
the editor of which Gustave Herve is
now in prison Tor melting anti-mili-
tarism answers the governments ac-
ton by exposing a scheme for the
widespread destruction Of property
IT prints 4 cartoon depicting strikers
shooting down BRAND and adds that
the militant revolutlonists and not
the strikers. are responsible for the
campaign Of violence. which will con-
tinne until the workmcn's demands
are granted.
bomb exploded yesterday in a
street in the Ternes quarter injuring
a street cleaner The police raided
an anarchist resort and arrested
about score Of The inmates
The union railroad men Yesterday
asked Premier BRAND to authorize
the holding of big manifestation to-
morrow in the Bois de Vincennes
The premier refused, declaring that
such manifestation would be Illegal
as it was organized as a defiance to
the government in the evident hope
that the strike would not terminate
without disorder The strictest meas
ures have been taken to prevent any
attempt to hold this demonstration.
The police yesterday raided the
anarchist newspaper Lihcrtaire and
found three bombs similar to that
which exploded few nights ago in
the Rue de Berri in the possession of
one of the printers. Several arrests
were made.
An exceptionally deadly bomb was
found in Nincennes yesterday after
noon and conveyed to a labratory
There was q terrific explosion Of
bomb at 1.3G o'clock this (Monday)
morning outside the residence OF Di
rector Massard Of tho nationalist
Patrie IN the Boulevard
Periore. next door to the home Of
Sarah Bernhardt, the actress. There
was considerable material damage.
but no casualties resulted. Securely
fixed to NJ Massard's door was a
paper having written upon it,
First warning from the strikers"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-17
MESSAGES RECEIVED FROM
MANY MEN IN PUBLIC LIFE

Fort Dodge, Iowa, oct. 16.-Amone
the kilograms received today by Mrs
DolliVer We're the following
81 am deeply grieved at the news
OF the death of your illustrious hus-
band. The loss to his country is
very great His public service has
been marked by patriotism, upright
ness, courage, industry and rare abii-
lN MY long acquaintance with hlm
mas deepened my regard into affec-
ton. His departure from the senate
circles will be deeply mourned by all
Words are inadequate to express my
tenderest sympathy in which Mrs.
Sherman joins.-J. S. sherman
l cannot realize it. The nation has
lost one of it's really great men, the
progressive movement its most brill
hant mind and the English speaking
race us greatest orator. ! am grieVed
beyond all words to express for !
nave lost one of my dearest, staunch-
.sI truest friends Accept from me
ue sympathy of one who mourns
with you-Albert ]. Beveridge"
am shocked ana grieved beyond
expression. Mrs. Cummins joins me
w the most heartfelt sympathy for
you ana your children in this hour of
e"I IuW.-Alhert r. Cummins.
tpun behalf of the people of the
staie and my myself, ] extend to you
lne most profound sympathy and re-
s'eI The state and nation have lost
brilliant and able public servant
p r. Carol, Governor"
senator Dolliver was one of the
pest men the country has ever pro-
uueed' a friend whom we admired
-Hu loved Accept our most heartfelt
~ lAthy IN your overwhelming af-
~ lhe uon.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles w.
Fairbanks"
-r accept sincere sympathy of Mrs.
-VAer and myself in your great be-
,ehent.-Mrs. John A. Logan"
If, am greatly grieved to hear of
f 9eath of your distinguished hus-
iu' my old schoolmate and life
l,hs friend. Accent from Mrs. Knox
.'"u ..u myself assurance of our deepest
' "pdthy y-P. G. Knox"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-17
MAKING TWENTY-FIVE KNOTS
AN HOUR MITMOIiI ENGINES

Boston, Mass, oct l6.--"The out
look is not so favorable. but we are
keeping up the fight" was one of the
messages sent by Wellman and picked
up by wireless today. The message
was sent while the Americas oper-
ator was in communication with the
Siasconsett station. II followed an
other message, which, as picked up,
read:
Have shut down motor and am
heading east northeast, making twen-
tX-fiVe knots an hour without engine.
Saving juice for wireless; dynamos not
working. Thick fog No observation
ubtainable."
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-17
ALL WELL" IS
WORD FROM
WELLMAN
AIRSHIP 800 MILES
FROM STARTING POINT
Wireless Message Received
From American Party off
Massachusetts Coast, Con-
tinuing on Trip to Europe.


IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wirel
New York. oct. 16.-Swept onward
by sturdy westerly breeze, Walter
Welmans great drigihle balloon
America, first air craft to hazard a
transatlantic passage. was following
the steamship lines up the Atlantic
coast at midnight tonight out of wire
less range from shore points but pre-
sumably continuing her unbroken
course with all wen on board.
The giant craft had passed Nantuc-
ket island in the afternoon with pro-
pellers idle and held brief wireless
communication with the Marconi sta
ton at Siaseonsett,
All the other message there was no
hint of airship's location but a signall-
ed "Good-by' indicated that Wellman
whose dream is to be the Columbus
Of the air. on passing Nantucket
turned the nose of his craft in a
more northerly direction with the
British isles as his goal.
A wireless massage amplifying on
those of the day was relayed to Sia-
seonsett tonight, thence to Saga penac,
l.. l. 1t was faint and hard to deci-
pher but as patched together was as
follows.
'All we'll Machinery working well
Have turned more northerly to reach
Transatlantic steamer track. Exact
position not sure; somewhere between
500 and 500 miles off shore"
None of the messages received
spoke despairingly though one com
received by the New York
Times referred to the outlook as mot
favorable"
In the same message, however, was
a cheerful I'VE are keeping up the
fight
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-17
TACOMA TO PROTEST
AGAINST ACTION
Of DURANO
Commercial Bodies viii De-
mand Recount as Result of
Statement By Director of
Census at Washington,
IBy Morning journal Special Lensed wireI

lBy Morning journal special Iensed Nrel
Tacoma, Wash, oct. tG.-Protests
against Census Director Durand's al
lowance Of S2.972 as the population
of Tacoma and demands for re-
count viii be wired to Washington
tomofaow by the chamber cf com
merce and the Commercial club.
A direct appeal TO Secretary Of
Commerce aud Labor Nagel or Presi-
dent Taft is being urged by many
civic bodies
General Indignation was expressed
against Special Agent Mckenzie be-
cause of the hurried manner in which
the recount check was made and the
small number of men employed to
do the work. Numerous claams o.
injustice are made
Little credenre Is placed here III
Director Durand's charges Of fraud
against Special Agent Stacey NJ Cor
win. Corwin left Tacoma soon after
demonstrating ended In April, saying
he was going either to the Phillip
pines or Panama. He had formerly
been in the government service In
both places but had not determined
which he would visit when he left
Corwln's one blundcr Was oVerzcal-
BUSINESS.
Four days after the census began
it was seen that with only seventy
three enumcrators the entire city
could not be counted in the time al
lotted. The civic organizations took
a hand, distributing upwards of $50
600 blanks.
Toward the close Of the census q
flood OF the special slips began com
ing in. Corwin had charge ol the
comparing Of these slips with the
regular schedules, but was unable to
keep pace with the supply He as
serted at the time thai the means
We're all bona fide. but that there
was not time to enter all on the reg
ular schedules by the districts in
which their addresses were given.
Rather than not have them in
cluded, 1t Is said he allowed the
names to be entered promiscuously.
II is believed that irregularities OF
this kind are at the bottom of the
charges against CorWin
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-17
BOXES OF DYNAMITE
GIVE NEW CLUE
Large Quantities of Explosive
Found in San Francisco May
Lead to Arrest of Suspects,

| IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wirel
san Francisco oct. 16-The dis
covery tonight Of 500 pounds Of dyna-
mite hidden in an untenanted house
near the bay in South san Francisco
threw the detectives working on the
Los Angeles Times explosion case into
new spasms of activity and cast an
inky darkness over clews hitherto con-
sidered brilliant of promise.
The dynamite was contained in ten
boxes Of fifty pounds each addressed
to j. B Bryson and is supposed to be
the same purchased by three men
from the Giant powder works Sep
tember 20.
The theory that the much hunted
bryce and Perry and the man
with a squint," who purchased the
giant powder after much plotting and
took IL away in the launch Pastime,
are the men responsible for the Times
horror. apparently is riddled, but the
discovery opens new and highly inn
portant leads and keeps these myster-
ious plotters in the spotlight.
James G. O'Brien. owner Of the
house at 1922 Nineteenth avenue,
South san Francisco, where the dyna-
mite was found, was responsible for
the discovery.
1t appears that on September "a
man giving the name Of William Gait
who answers description Of the third
man who accompanied Bryce" and
Perry" to the Giant powder works
rented the 18th avenue house of Il
real estate firm That night Mrs.
John Fox. a neighbor. saw two men
drive up to the house in a delivery
wagon. Tie wagon contained a load
rod ltts f4ff
ycss. The wagon was unloaded, the
men drove Off and no one has been
seen around the house since that time.
O'Brien today decided to go out TO
the house and see who his new ten
mats were. lie found h empty and in
the parlor the boxes of dynamite.
one box was opened and as soon |
as O'Brien saw that is contained dyna- |
mite he notified the police.
Captain Ryan. dynamite expert of
the local detective department found |
that the dynamite was of the type |
which was placed near the residence |
Of r j. Zeehandelaar, secretary of |
the Merchants and Manufacturer as
sociation in Los Angeles. the day after
the Times explosion. II was eighty /
per cent gelatine dynamite manu-
Factured by the Hercules Powder com
1any which is situated In Contra
costa county near the Giant works.
This powder was OF forty per cent
lelaline.
The presence Of the forty per cent
Hercules powder IS confusing TO the
detectives They state that IL the
Igryson order for 500 pounds of eighty
Der cent powder was filled by the
Slant company then some OF that
powder is missing Eight Of the boxes
IRE unopened They weigh at least
fifty pounds each but they may con-
ain more or the Hercules powder.
Great excitement prevails in South
'an Francisco as "a result Of the dis
overy and police guard has been
,laced about the house.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-17
FIVE MEN KILLED
IN TRAIN WRECK

Augusta. Ga. oct iG-I'ive men
were killed aud seventeen injured
when two trains ON the Charleston q
Western Carolina crashed together at
fun speed this evening two miles south
OF Mccormick s. &. All of the dead
ana seven OF the Injured we're mem-
hers of the train crew.
shortly AFTER the wreck Operator
Brcwdeu at Mccormick. 81 Is said,
telepraphed the Augusta office of the
road and stated that he WAS so busy
selling tickets that he forgot to show
the signal To stop the snuthbound
train for Augusta for orders.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-17
KING MANUEL GOES
To ENGLAND
peposed Monarch and Mem
bers Of Royal Family Leave
GibraIter on British Ship,
tBy Morning Journal Special Leased wireI

tBy Morning journal Speciai Leased WHel
Gibraltar. Oct. 16.-The members
Of the Portuguese royal family left
Gibraltar today. King Manuel the
queen mother Ameiie, and the Duke
of Oporto. embarked on the British
royal yacht Victoria and Albert, while
the queen dowager Maria Pia, went
aboard the Italian warship, Regina
Etena.
The departure Of the royal exiles
was marked by the laundering Of
salutes and the playing OF the Portu-
gucse national anthem.
The British authorities accorded TO
the king and his party all honors due
their rank.
The Victoria and Albert sailed for
Portsmouth at D. m. She was pre-
ceded by the Regina Etena, which got
away two hours earlier The latter
proceeded for Spezia. from which
point the queen dowager Will 60 to
join the king and queen OF Italy at
the royal shooting box near Plaza
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-17
TWO MEN ADMIT
KILLING MATCHMAKER

New Orleans, oct. 16.-Eugene
Bezance and Francois Redin, two
middle aged French Americans. to-
night confessed, according to the
police, to the murder of Herman
Reidel a matchmaker, whose dismem-
bered body was found in a sack in
the canal here last Tuesday.
According to the confession, the
men attacked Reidel and when they
found they had killed him, cut up his
body to conceal the crime.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-17

Milwaukee, Wis, oct. ia big
mass meeting with an overflow gath
ering was held in the city Auditorium
today nc which Mayor Sledel WAS
the chiet speaker and at which reso-
lutions denouncins the arrest of John
f. Dietz Of Cameron Dam az IN out
rage, We're passed. The meeting took
the position that pletz was being
prosecuted by the lumber corpora
tions and raised over S200 TO help
pay his lawyer.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-17
DISCUSS MISSIONS
AT MASS MEETING

Cincinnati Ohio. oct. 1.-THE
third week of the triennial conven-
ti0n Of the Protestant Episcopal
church of America in session here
was ushered in with special services
In pulpits of the Episcopal churches
in this city during the forenoon and
with great mass meeting in the af-
ternoon which W9s devoted To- sun
day school and missionary work.
Bishops Thomas of wyoming At
the mas meeting gave an interesting
talk on work among the Indians.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-17
ASSEMBLY READY TO
ADJOURN
Legislators May Quit Tues
day If House Is WiIIingi Reg
iStration Bill Passes,

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased WireI
Denver, Oct. 1G.-The house and
senate tonight agreed to the confer
ence committee report on the regis
tration bill
The senate adopted a resolution
providing for sine die adjournment at
midnight Monday, but the proposition
was turned down in the house. An
attempt to get the house to agree to
an adjournment Tuesday also failed
During the discussion Representative
Greenman declared if the assembly
attempted to adjourn before enactlng
the platform pledges he would talk
until the date for the convening of the
eighteenth general assembly. Not to
be outdone Representative Henehan
announced that such an attempt
would cause him to talk until skat-
ing is good in hell
The railroad bill, the last of the
platform measures, has passed the
senate and second reading in the
house. Should the house take final
action tomorrow there is possibility
that conference agreement might be
reached in time for adjournment Tues
day
The measure as passed provides
that any person challenging votes
shall deposit Si50 for each name
If his challenge is up
held he is to get his money back:
otherwise the person challenged gets
il. In providing the validity Of a
at least two members of the
registration committee must be pro-
duced as witnesses and the person
must pay each of them
so witness fees, whether or not his
challenge is successful. In the city
Of Denver an estimated number OF
i.000 to 5000 legitimate new names
appear on the rolls each biennial elec-
ion. There are 222 precincts IN the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-17
ape Race, $50 miles further.

Cape Race $50 miles further. Z
o'clock Wednesday evening.
Brisk westerly winds aided the
passage today and with engines idle,
while off Nantucket, the wireless
must have been operated by storage
battery This probably accounts for
the briefness of lrwin's messages for
he was doubtless boarding his linn
tied supply of energy for an emer-
genoy With the motors in operation,
a dynamo can be pressed into service
but the sparkling interferes with the
receiving and better results are OBJ
tained when they are silent.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-17
CIGAR FACTORIES TO
RESUME WORK TODAY

Tampa. Fla. Oct. I6.-Thirty-six
cigar factories out of the thirty-eight
belonging to the Manufacturers as
sociation. viii open their doors to-
morrow TO pn cigar-makers willing
20 Work on the manufa cturcr's terms.
Inis Us the sixteenth week since the
selectors went out and the twelfth
of the general strike suffering
among the families of the employees
has reached an acute stage.
Interference with the men who 20
O. work tomorrow Is not improbable.