The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 1

IISTORIANSOfPIC- Church of Jesus Ch- ristbe i il catt rake iJ of Latterday Saints EifJ 1 1 5lf- fi WEATHER TODAY Fair I ii VOL XLVI NO 225 SuIT LAKE CITY UTAH FIIIDAT IOiThDG NOVEMBER 27 1903 FIVE OENTS 4 tit tit 4 4 TM 9 44 4 4 tit 4 4 4- WWWW teenth Week SOLDIERS AT1JTAU COAL CAMPS UTAH IS BEATEN BY COLORADO0ES5ke 4- ofStrlkein Kail By 1 Colorado No Shows Change Mines I ARE HAVING GOOD EffECT ON MEN I OGDENlUCIN CUTOff OPENED Is Beads tho Way Now It ltt 4 i llf STRIKE SITUATI- ONIS NEARING A CRISIS Men Who Failed tt Report- for Work Discharged TOLI TO VACATE PROPERTY I Siriius Complications Likely I to Result Notice Posted by Company That All Miners Who JoinUnion Must Consider Themselves Discharged ITniBUNK SPECIAL i Scofleld Utah Nov 2fi Relations be- tveun the union aympathizcrsand mlll tary Illi tli 0 11 tics wore strained here to Jay A crisis in the situation may be jf expected at any time An order was Issued by the Pleasant Valley Coal company late lust night and posled Inconspicuous places which I It Interpreted as practically being an order thai all I striking miners shall move from this vicinity The order follows In fun ORDER TO VACATE All I iinpluy of the Pleasant Valley Coal company who do not repoit for work tit the regular time tonarrow will bo d- iIwned and will call tit I the companys- oflK uirJ get their tltno Thfy will also acute the company1 properly I once PAKMLUV Mine Superintendent SKRIOUSCOMPL1CATIONS FEAttED It Is saidhere that over 10 per cent of the miners at Winter Quarters lave bought their homes and will have to vacate Thc company owns the land I vhleh I in leased I by the mlncis It I is feared that serious complications will arise If an attempt Is made to eject thp miners Crom their homes Members of the union stated today that the union men would quit work according to the order I and would remain In their homes WHAT PEOPLE SAYA county olllcial stated thethe poo pie here have had enough of the Italian element and the order oC the company must observed promptly and exphielt- lORDERED TO QUIT UNION I Another notice published by the company last night announces that all miners who Join the union must con shier themselves discharged A great I ii deal of excitementprevails among the miners as a result of theorders OUTSIDE MEN SECURED It was announcedfrom company headrtuarteir today that the company I had secured 1100 men from another sect tlon of the State and who would be it brought In at once to take the places of the dIsohargcdmlner FEW MEN 1 AT WORK Yesterday all the Italians and 103 Flnlanders who have been replaced at the Clear Crc mine Joined the strlk i ers Only seventylive men were at work in the Winter Quarters mine yes I i lerday nnd about the same number Is said to be at work today There were 170 men at work at CNar Creel yesterday II nan there are 110 today Ordl nHrlly there are 500 The output of the two mines has been greatly diminished as a consequence but it I Is Impossible to learn the exact production of the two nilncH OFFICIALS ON THE GROUND General Manager EdHon and Kramer 4 rwlth SupU Young and other Rio Grande ojllclals arrived last night and went to iSunnyslde today The rumor was rlr- tnlatd 1 that they visited I the camps for the purpoBe of making propositions to the miners now that Demolll and the Otlipr rtrirnnr ra havo hflfiii dlsnoncd Of ii- The rumor I was I denied by otilclalH of the company SALOONS ALL CLOSED Local authorities have Issued orders jcloalng fill taloons I It was not ntutcd how long the order is tn bo effective Another order was issued prohibiting fthe assemblage of any cItizens in large numbers or demonstrations of any i fclnd The Italians say they have been deniedthe privilege of assembling In their hall and continuing their meet HK5 LXTHNSE FEELING EXISTS The foreigners have openly expressed 10 nlrjecilonn to the order but Intense feeling exiatc us a result or the action Jf tiC the authorities REPORTS OFINTIMIDATION Uoports were made today at company 11 Miiquartrrs of a number of threats t1 Intnanres of Intimidation which h4d been made against nonunion men Ho desired to go to work this morn WK it wrg reported that two Flnnn who were going to thomine at Win fr Quarters to work were stopped by Contlnu 7 I IJe DEPRIVED 0F A MIRROR Terrible Hardship Imposed on Countess Isabella During Her In caiceration in Germany 13crlln Nov jThc Counter Isabella icrakL Kwllcckl who was acquitted yesterday of tile dmrge of piosontlnpr a faltfc heir to an cstue at Wroblowo piov- Ince of Joscu showed cirly caller today JO ongraliilitory iclograms and a letter written to her lawyer by Count hector KwHcokl a member of the nHchsUig who with his father Count Mlsjlalnw Kwlleckl a i member of the Prussian HouHn of Lords was hat inline movor in the proecu tlon contesting as next of kin the ConutOKSa son the day before I the cage elosod ndmlltlng that tho iccieu tlon was unfounded Tho health of the Iounlens has not been Imps fred or her spirit broken by lair ten months I I arrest She lechi ics ihiil ho- rjivneht I deprivation I was the luik of a mirrorThe uuthoriliea I a iso forbade tin 1tCliit lou of Polish newspupfrs or convor- Hutlon with her sonon the four occasions she was allowed to see him The Countess after settling I the affair of the fstnn will return here and i live In Ilcrlln deularlnpr sue loves this city inul Its people In spile of her imprisonment Dr Mueller the lending States attorney who was transferred to 1 IClberfcld for an Improper attempt 0 hull iieiuei the I Jury In declaring In his speech to the jury that a verdict of iicoultinl I would slve It deathblow i to I trial by jmy III Germany has iciuiorril Lila resignation COLOMBIAS NEW JOKE Notifies French Government That It Cannot Dispose of Its Interests in the Canal New Yorlc Nov tLT1io Colombian Government has notified I ihc Panama Caial company ofParis that It will not nUow It to transfer its privileges to tIme United Slats and that I In case tIme con cepalon esplnM time jirlvllcges must belong to Colombia says a Bogota dls- pntcli to he IInd- It I I IK nlio stated that the hAt lmniIun have Rlays uiijnyd the most ample guarantees and never have boon In any way dlb- tuibed A Panama dispatch to the Herald commenting on the Uogota information says The foroKohig dispatch Is ronaldred on the I isthmus as mer Culombhin bravado I It Is nut believed here that time French Ooverniniint would countenance these pretensions oji the part of Colon- ilIa The IlayHiinnuVarllhi canal I treaty bus been publlnlied I intro I hi iiiillili and Spanish It II generally satisfactory FARMER FOUGHT WOLF Used Shot Gun First and Finally Pinned Animal to Floor Witha Pitchfork New York Nov Wounds that will leave theirmarks for life hear wltnexs ton ilcsperite light between Hermann luau dlor a Long Island farmer and a fierce gray wolf I Himdler proved the victor anil now has the wolf In a steul cage In the yard ofhis home neat Sunnysldo I The wolf wns In Hunrtlcrs henhouse wlnjn time farmer discovered it He Jlred ills gun at the wolf but the shot went wild thou he seised a pitchfork and attempted to fight off the attack of the wolf which lilt him severely about the jirniK nnd legs The animal was finally pinioned by the pitchfork I to the floor of the hcnhduso and later was cbs limed I Inn dlerrt wounds are serious hill prompt medical aid prevented them from being fatal EAGLES OF POCATELLO Aerie of Fraternal Order Makes a HodLetter Day in Its History TPmuXK I SPECIAL Pocatello liLt Nov Pocatello nerlo Ko 110 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles mae today a rodlotter day in Its history In tho early afternoon It gathered In fiftyeight dgUnKs noel tan ht them how to use their vlnK and scream us only thfi ireat eagles scream Tonight at time auditorium the name order held the bonids unit presented Knjlo vaudeville to a packed house where time standing room only sign was lump out beforethe doom opened Th lnyH proceedings closed with a banquet where though covers I were laid fur 2oO there was a itec- ond and third hitting Pocatello none No lit now numbers 2GD mature birds FAVORS SMALLER FORCE- Gen 3rIncArthur Reports That Pearl Harbor Is in Need of Naval Defenses Honolulu Nov 2GMaJttont- liur rucr who has rived lieu to fttidy tho- mllltniy filuiiuloii In time Hawulltn Ulunda says that time mimic feature of the defetihth of the Territory I I It tho pruloutiou of tliu naval cutlon at Pearl Island He udVo cal a a reduction of time forcs at Honolulu and clrchllH i that tho occttputlon of the otli Intends Is not an itntiurtani matter from a military standpoint whllo Ionrl harbor Is maintained ax 11 all OUR de ftnlllc miofLln Bryan Dined Abroad London Nov Thanksgiving day Will colobratd by tutu I Amcrlim Koclty In London at a banauei given ai time Hotel Cf ll toiilsh1 Tinre wore over 4 iO- rovern AVIllIam Uryan wus time guest uf honor FIGHTING NOBLY UTAH BOYS GO DOWN TO DEfEAT Colorado Men Won Only by Lucky Place Kicks EACH SCORED A TOUCHDQWN Utah Slow in Starling but Closed tha Stronger I Great Crowd Out to See the Game and the University Boys Vero Supported Hoyally ff WhatIs Snid of the Game CAPT DI3 LAPPK COLO Ac are perfectly satisfied with theresult of time gnome Our boys were not hi thy best of condition and we did as well as we expected to under he I circumstances AVo- i i have received tIme best of treat mum at the hands of the Utah boys CAPT WADJ3 UTAH Wc plnjed for all that was In UB 9 hut I do im think tho score rcpro 9 Kcnts time comparative strength off time lennis A score of ito 0 would have bettor represented theresult 4 nf the coutjilc TJic ok rido buys tire line fellowH and played a clean fentlemanly same 4 UMPIHK YVOODAHD 1 4 Utah luau the materialfor a 4 4 craclorjuck football teiim Law 4 renee his the making of a great fullback The way the Colorado 4 4 team weakened In lie second half showed a lack of training COACH hOLMES UTAH 4 4 Our team played I In hUll I tick 4 We outplayed the Colorado team In 4 4 I tho secondhalf and should have won The game wus a good exhl 4 billon of football mid I have no 4 fault to had with the decisionsof the officials 44 The higganie on university football Held yesterday In which the Colorado Agricultural college eleven defeated the University of Utah by score of 1C to fi was one of the hardestfought contests I ver witnessed on a Western gridiron The Utah boys were beaten but the score does riot fully tell the kind of game that was played and cannot betaken as It criterion In estimating the relative strength ofthe two teams The general Intent of the vast crowd that witnessed the game was that the teams wen pretty evenly matchedand had it not been forthe two place kicks made by tile Fort Collins eleven the score would have been materially different GOY WELLS MADE A KICK Thered and white rooters were In evidence with their Hags und banners and when Gov Jleber Wells come on to the Held to start the pigHkln rolling he was greeted with threecheers and the college yell The weather was idealforthe contest and a better Thanksgiving day could not have been made to orderThe crowd was all that was expectedBy 2 oclock the grandstand und bleachers were nearly filled nod when a half hour later the referee sounded hits whistle every seat was occupied and hundreds stood along time side lines and at the northend of the field Many devotees ofthe port sat- In their carriages and a few were In automobiles The field was In excellent Continued on Pago 8 44444444444444444 NEW FEATURES t- I WILL SIGNALIZE SUNDAYS TRIBUNE 4 All About Utahs Coal Mine 4 Strikes 4 Life in Washington I The Captain of ths Aphro 4 I 4 dite athrilling story ilius 4 rated Jessie Goddards Foreign Letter 4 4 Fashions Abroad in the East 4 and in Salt Lake City 4 Whats Doing in Utah Social 4 1 4 Circles 4 4 Special News Front Utah Idaho 4 Wyoming and the Inter mountain States News from all over the world 4 4 THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE Gets better with every issue 4 4444444444444444 4 INDEX AND BULLETIN PAGE 1 Hl lUKE NICARING CRISIS ITAH BOYS DlIIilIlL- JtEP CfTOPK OPIONI5IX- HKLPICD WRECK A TRAIN PRICES OX i COAL I lilSDUCED- PAKK 1- 2DOES NOT I VAXT WAR PAGE a I SP CYR KOPiVD GIM LTV PLOT 10- 1ROLBLE ASSASSINATE IN MONTANA StOAR MAKERS HAPPY P1AN OTXATS RELEASE 00 DEN DEPARTMENT I STATE NEWS PAGE 4 I EDITORIAL I I PAGE 5- FICI11T FOrt A WATCH rAGK 0- MIXES I AND Nl1xc- F4Ul PAC1I3 7 1 JI BjSW1lrBl I TIED ON A FLUIvK rI1IIj YOST THE I ONLY COACH I JiADGERS ARE I2EATEN PAGE I I INDIANS NOT I DESTITUTE i IOnnXS LEFT GRAVJOS PUg I- DAPPEALS TO TILE GODS VOrR MEN ROASTK- DPUlE I Jl I FED AN ARMY OK POOR DECEIVED AN OVATION GIVING OK THANKS PAGE I CITY AND NEIGHBORHOOD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS THIS MORNINGS NEWS ALL OVER THE COUNTRY Woman who planned details of a railroad wreck which mum sons carried Into execution In Virginia sentenced to prison for ten years WashiiiKtonlan repurds I Louise tin Montana copper magnate us a letnarkablo orator am hiihlucii man Attempt fruy 1 rated In Now Jersey lo poison a family by putting eirbollo acid In the milk Thieves who stole plans for II submarine boat arrested hi Non York after a desperate light before they have an opportunity to dispose of the designs to foielg- ugovernmentCrank who Ininginos he Is a galvanic double mm arrested In Washington Ship Amby Maid rammed In time dark at stilt by tile steamer Denver and sunk Baby In New Jcrsey horn with two welldeveloped headsandnecks on one body New Mexico makes a pica for Statehood Arizona mineowner charged with defrauding company to whom he sold out arrested In Now York Police lieu a scuffle through a telephone and hurry to the scene In time to prevent ut murderous negro from killing four people Long Islandfarmer lights ferocious wolf with pitchfork and captures tho animal by plnnlnir him to time floor Kour New YorK firemen go down with thu floor 1 Continued on PaSt 3 Elder Roberts ncxt- SundnyJs Tribune 4 will reply 4 tothuo- Communication 4 Appearing in Last 4 4 Sundays Tribune 4 4 Regarding t- His 4 Challenge on the 4 Book of Mormon GREAT UUIurr OPENED BY- HARRIMAN PARTY Very Simple Ceremonies for- a Very Great Event MARKS EPOCH IN TRAVEL Train With Officials Representing 1 1000000000 Something of the Wonderful Engineering Peat and What CutOff Means to Traveling America- A great day for den a great day for Salt Lake a great day for Utah Kiul I a greater day for tIme traveling public of the United States was yesterday when J2 JL Ilarriman the man willi the master mint which conceived- and carried out one of the most stupendous engineering feats of the century made the lirst trip OCI the OgdenLucln cutoff a lid formally opened and inspected it This has been looked forward to for some time and there hUH been much speculation about the ceremonies attendant upon the Great opening 9J JJTn Contrary id general expectations there were no real ceremonies anti the driving of the golden spike was metaphorical and not It real circumstance Mr Ilarriman is a quiet man who dislikes what is popularly called- a splurge and consequently when his plans were asked for at the last mo intuit he said he had no plans except to- go over time truck as fur as Reno with occasional stops VISIT WITH LORIN FAR lIe Spoilt most of the time yesterday In the observation end of his palace car talking with tIme more important officers of his system and gave very short Interviews to the casual 1 callers Lorln Parr of Ogden who built a largo part of time Southern Pacific and the Oregon Short Line was very cordially received by time magnate and they had a long hut mostly reminiscent on Mr Farrs part Ifo was present at time driving ofthe golden spike joining the Union and Southern Pacific systems on Nay 1 10 1SOD TRAIN OK FINE CARS The that passenger train across lie cutoff was probably the most sumptuous and expensive that will cross it for many years to come It was run In the three sections twenty cars in all fifteen of which were private cars of high olllclals It wait estimated that each car cost about 520000 and the train entire represented an approximate outlay of half a million dollars There wore officialsfrom a dozen or more systems and their aggregate mileage was In the neighborhood oC 00000 and the capital stock icpre- sonted uas placed nt 51000000000 the Union Pacific alone footing up something like 300000000 and the Southern Pacific asmuch It Is probable that no such sums have been represented In any train in the country In years nor soon will be again START MADE IN ZION The special ran in throe sections left Salt Lake at about I oclock yesterday morning and laid over In Og ell for breakfast At 0 I oclock orders were given to pull out for time I cuton timid to time musicof Fosters military band time first section started bearing Mr llarrlmans party followed- by the Ogden train and at a short distance by the third section currying the newspaper menand several I railroaders The latter were in an ohpcrva Continued on page 11 HAIgMAN REDUCES PRICES ON COAL Among time many things which time people oC Halt Luke hall to bo thankful for yesterday was the visit of Chairman II Harrhnon of time executive committee of time Union Pacific Railroad company on Wednesday night Mr Tlarrlman heard what Cloy Walls and President JIolmes of the Commercial club hind to ray nboutthe price oO coalanti ordered a reduction of no cents per ton In the wholesale price Come again Mr I Harriman Cow Wcjiis nod Col Holmes wore primed with facts and figures on the cost of mining and transporting coal which they presented to the railroad magnate When they had done so Mr- Hartlumn I exclaimed 1 The price of coal I here le too high 0 Sluice who Is In chance ofthe Union Paclllr coal piopertlos happened to be with this railroad party Mr Har- rlman sent for him at once and ordered that I the wholesales price of lump coal bereduced from VJ3 to S103 per ton On learning this the retail dealers mud a cut of 2 ii cents which will make the price to Suit Lake consumers 3rO A compaiisun of the price now with I tIme price before the raise follows VsholeBali prlre bvfoni lie ialsoJlTfi Retail price iicfuiu tho rater 50- Wmilunalo price after the raise 22i Retail jirlee MinI the raise nTt- 1riisMU i whokbiile prlco 183- InweiH retail price 5M Difference lietwcin the wluiksale and retail Price before the I rulue I 225 After tint raiiio 3EO At present 355 Net increnuo to retailer 20 Net increase to connumcr C- OJt Asill be seen that tho consumer pays the minI owner 20 cents more than before mal the retailer 0 CentS more than before The tetall I I dealeis Intimate that a fuither reduction will be made in the retail price as soon mum they dispose ofthe coal pui chased by them at the rate All the coal now on bund and In transit they wiy cout them 2 ner ton und In selling it at 5550 i they are gelling but 53 J5 an their margin the samoas before King Coal began his skirt lance I Will Ratify Treaty Panama Nov 2iLruie junta oniposil or JOKO Augiistln Anuinio Toinuy AMaH unit Manuel pluoeo held I a nicotine this mornlim all tho MlulsiterK of State and Counrllori helm presient and ununHioiiH- ly I ducldod 11 ratify tho canal treaty O- Hoon an It I Is received heteandauthorize Minister JlunauVarlllo oriltIally to tranH- mlt ito Juntas doulblon to the United States GovcrnnunU TOM HORNS SWEETHEART Breaking Down Prom Nervous Prostration and Disgrace Condition Critical TRIBUNE SIECIALl Cheyenne Wyo Now UG Tdiss- Gwendoline Myrtle KlmmeU the sweetheart of Torn Horn the notorious criminal hanged here last Friday Is fcu- fferlng from nervous prostration and her condition I la critical It is admitted by herself to be directly due to the execution of her quondam lover and the great load of disgrace and dishonor thc believed herself to be compelled to bear as the result of her connection with time case On the day Horn was hanged she broke down antI became hysterics I Since then she has mourned and worried over hut position until her nerves have become a wreck PosECKslnjr II brilliant education she is Miperiensitive to an unusual I degree and while putting on a bold front when facing the public or her accusers she breaks down after each of these trying ordeals The postponement of her trial for four weeks has added to her suspense until her condition I lies become serious Nou that the lurid drama of Horns I life i has paKsed i into history the strong sentiment against this girl by her action In trying to save her lover nt the sacrifice ofher own honor and probably liberty I Is undergoing a marked change and a movement has been started in her favor which makes I It evident that her prosecution on the charge of perjury will be highlyunpopular raid may never come lo trial EPILEPSY ANB FIRE Horrible Death of Mrs Turpin at Fnirview Her Home Also Destroyed- TRIULNK jt SPECIAL FaIrview Nov 2tiA terrible Accident has occuntd live tulles mirth of Falrvlcw at IMillnmi re Mi I It hug In lie diiitliof Mrs Annie Turpin MIK Turpin was subject to epilepsy Sue was In her house at 00- I 111 Her husband was nut at home No one was I present except herselfand children mid her brotherinlaw Law icnco Turpin The latter lunch just gone omit lA Iho corral when he saw the unfortunate woman come Jilt of the house as- fifl as site could run her clothing on lire She laid been taken with IL tit and fell on tins lamp which exploded By thetime sill uot out of the house liar clothing was ablarc- Mi Turpinwas attracted by her screams and ciuuu to her rescue He advised her to run back to time house Ho then ran I III time liouyo nnd got a bucket of water and threw It UII her and extinguished the nmicF She then felt lying I lie next directed his attention to tIc bui nlng house wherein was a child of 1 ycart Hi I nMucd the child and then ran I in tlu nilBhburs for help It belin a lime larnihonse tuiiK time was consumed IH cue help was seemed and the house was totally dojitroyed The unfortunate woman was I Inkon to the residence of Joseph Brygli where loving hands did nIl they could to relieve her suffering but death claimed Its victim at 3oO a HELD TO THE COURT Three Men Arrested at Boise for Shooting A Packenhani One Gives Bond TRIBLNE SPECIAL Rolsp Ida Nov 20 Today warrants worn sworn out for McGlnnls 1amen Kelly anti Clarence Still for thoshoot leg of A Parkenhvn AIcGlnnln hi thu min who limed tIme shot theothers being In the wagon with him They claimthu shot was limed at a rock and there la nothing to Indicate that they Intended to Injure Parkcnham McGlnnln i was put under 1000 bond and the othcis t1 Oo each McGlnniH gave bond but the others arc In jail The warrants charge assault with ui deadly weapon Packonham is in a ac- rlous condition JAPS WERE MURDERED- Taken Out in float Beaten and Thrown Overboard at Rivers Inlet Vancouver Nov 2rho steamer Tecs arrived today with ucvo that the mystery Mirrouudlng the disappearance of tvo- Japanrsiu llhhcrmcn at Rivers Inlet last whiter linn bcu Halved It wna supposed that tlin Japanese had been drowned but now four IndIa nli arc undur arrest charRed with the murder The Ju nnes wore taken out III a boat and after gettimmg them Intoxicated i hey wtto lmi LlclI over the bend with puddle mind thun llirown overboard I GARNETT IS ARRESTED Man Who Shot His Cousin Claims the Killing Wna nn Ac cident Son Knincltco Nov 2tMnJ Me Clung xvho van shot last evening at tho Palaco hotel by Alexander I Garnett died todiiv Garnitt was arrested tonight ILL Oakland JIll declaredthe I bhontinu of JNtrClung wan an accident ilio ruvolvor bo- Jnr dlscharucd In a scuffle DETECTIVE HELPED STRIKERS WREC- KCOLORADO TRAIN Railroad Agents Saw Men Loosen Rails ARMED BUT DARED NOT FIRE Men Were Where They Waule Injure Officer Union Men Express Their Willingness to Aid Officers in Sifting Vindicator Disaster I I I Cripple Crock Colo Nov 2iTiue fifteenth week of the strike of time Western Federation oC Miners In the great gold camp haa developed no material change in the situation Though the fatal explosion in the Vindicator mine last Saturday 1 caused much excitement and Indignation nothing has occurred to Indicate that the people of this district Intend to take time law in thick own hands The report that a vigilance committee was belnit organized Is declared by leading mine owners and business men to be unfounded DETI3CTIVI3 IIKLPKDvTKECKlJRS- The I full Tacts regardlns the attempted wrecking of time Suburban FlnreniC Cripple Creek train on November 17th wcr disclosed today It appear Unit a detective in the employ of the railroad company was one oC three men who removed the spikes and Hah plates from a rail The ulhur two men It is alleged were Charles McKlnney and Thomas Foster who mire under arrest- It Is said that McICInney when confronted with the detective conftwed I his shore in the plot under promise of leniency Two agents ofthe railroad were In hiding within twentyfive feet of where the crime was being attempted These men were heavily armed but did not shoot as to have done so would have endangered hue detectives life Fosters friends rliiim that he will bo able to establish an alibifor himself FORCE OF FrVK HUNDRED The mllltuiy foicc hun beenincreased this week to oOO men and close guard Is maintained at all the large mines that iro beingoperated with nonunion men Nine of time men who had been confined at Camp Goldfield since Sunday have been released hut several new arrests have been made and there are still ten prisoners In time bull port Including Kennison Sherman Parker and vV Davis the members ofthe union strike committee The excitement occasioned by thE disaster at tho Vindicator mine has subsided to a large extent Union men generally declared their willingness to aid in sifting the matter to the bottom SHEIUFP DENIAL Sheriff Robertson denies the statement attributed lo AdjtGen Bell to the effect that he had refused to take the prisoners now In custody and held by time mllitln I have at alltimes been ready lo receive them said the Sheriff and- I am able and willing and guarantee to hold and protect them I QUIET AT SAN DOMINGO Warships Withdrawn and Election- for President to Be Held in ThreeMonths Washington Nov wrime end of the San DomlriKun involution Is officially recorded In a cablegram received at In Slat dopirlmcnl today from United fcStatcH Minister Powell dated ycstcrdaj The Minister reports that nil wan quiet and that Irosldent roN fill nnd the Cabinet were to leaves for Cuba Tin Newport bad withdrawn her nimines from the dry of San Dnrnlngo The revolutionary party gusiranteod order and iafet for mull portions Time election for a President to succeed the deposed Wos GJ1 will take place In threemonth INSANE FATHERS CRIME Crazed by Wifen Death He Thrown Children and Himself in Front of Moving Train Berlin Nov Thomas Maklowlffca a young tailor III tln prewncu it hundreds nf tiC IJiIl II II throw hum tw i chlldieii ajed- and ii yearn bofom tin approaching train Jell hum nt mldiiluht mid leaped after rlinm AM three wiro killed The man wiiu dospondoul over thus death of his wife.