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I If you are not getting your share shareof THE SALT LAKE LA A good adv in bunch of a HERALD HERALDEstablished HE LD poor poorones your of business boB advertising ness it i may Try be the and fault correct correctlit of ofyour ones like rain after drought droughtmakes lit it makes money grow growRusty Rusty RustyMikes Mikes Diary I i I Established June uue 6 1870 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH FRIDAY MAY lIA 10 lOOT 12 PAGES Price Five Cents HAYWOOD TRIAl OPENS OPfNSIN IN BUSINESSLIKE WAY WAYJury Jury Panel Exhausted After Five Hours of Ex Examination Examination Examination amination With No One Finally FinallyAccepted FinallyAccepted FinallyAccepted Accepted by Counsel CounselFact Fact Develops That Defense Will Make Use of the Presidents PresidentsActivity PresidentsActivity PresidentsActivity Activity in Sending Recent Letters Boise Idaho May lay 3jWHHam DHaywood DHaywood Dllaywood Haywood first of the alleged partici participants participants partici3ants pants in the avenging conspiracy by bywhich bhlCh byhkh which hlCh it is averrfcd aelT the ossasalnatton ossasalnattonof nssasslnatlqn nssasslnatlqnof of Frank SteunenBerg Steunen rg was plotted and andexecuted anduted andttcuted executed uted was placed upon trial for his hislife hisIre his3ife life Ire today Counsel for stato and pris prisoner prlsontr prisflCr oner flCr entered at once in businesslike businesslikeway way upon the examination of prospec prospectivn prospectln prospectiv tivn tiv jurors and kept steadily at the thetask thetask thetask task for fo five hours No juror was fi finally fi1ally fiia1Iy nally accepted but substantial progress progresswas progresswas progresswag was made and the indications at the theclose theof1e theeoe close eoe of1e of the session less Ion were that a jury jurycould juryould jurycould could be obtained obtained by the end of next nextwreck nextveek nextweek wreck Earhest and BusinessLike BusinessLikeThe The opening day of the trial went wentthrough wentthrough wentthrough through to Its conclusion In quiet har harmony harmony har3nony mony unmarked by unusual incident incidentIt It was earnest and businesslike Its Itsstriking Itsstrlldng Itsstriking striking feature was the entire absence absenceof of crowds or demonstration In any anyIll anyfJrm anyL Ill frirm fJrm J1I At TXL no IJ time HI1IC morning IllJlilltl VI or Ci after afteri wJ i 3 oon was the court room more than thanhalf than11alf thanlmIf half filled and the streets forming the thecourthouse theourthouse theourthouse ourthouse square contained not a sin single single single gle loiterer loitererThe loitererThe loitererThe The as was halted shortly before 5 5o 5odoCk 5oloek odoCk look by the exhaustion of the jury jurypanel jurypanel jurypanel panel and an adjournment was taken takenuntil takcnuntll takenuntil until Monday morning Meantime the thesheriff thesheriff thesheriff sheriff will summon a special venire of ofo 300 men The eleven men under ex examination cxaminatlon animation but not yet finally accepted acceptedor or rejected were locked 10c ed up and will willbr willbr v1hltr br closely guarded guardedPrisoners guardedPrisoners Prisoners Family in Court CourtHaywood CourtlIawood CourtITUYWOOl Haywood was brought to the court courtroom courtroom courtroom room sharp at 10 oclock in the morn mornIt morn21S It 21S Ho found his family In a line of ofchairs ofhalrs ofIl1rS chairs Il1rS to the right of his seat and In Infront In1ront Infront front were all of his counsel He de devoted deoted deoted voted oted more attention to his youngest youngestdaughter youngestdaughter youngestlaughter daughter than to anyone else and andthroughout andhroughlJt andlIroughut throughout the day took practically no nopart nopart nopart part in the selection of jurors Many Manyjrcn Manyntn Manywen wen In similar jeopardy as a rule rulej ruleaItc rule3ake 3ake ake close study of their prospective prospectivejurors prospectivcjurors prospectivejurors jurors and frequently express personal personalpreferences personalJr1erert personalljrferenees preferences Jr1erert but Haywood seems con contrnt coptrnt contcnt trnt to leave the matter entirely entirel in the thehands thelandJ thebands hands of his lawyer Haywood gave gaveno gaveno no sign of any feeling or emotion but butsat butfUt butiit sat quietly throughout the day Mrs MrsHaywood Mrslaywood lIrsHdwood Haywood and the older daughter stood stoodthe stoodthe stoodtIle the ordeal of appearance In court very veryveil verypll veryv veil pll ll but the younger child cried after afterth afterth aftertb th examination of talesmen began beganMr beganMr Mr 111 Haywood Ha wood and her children did not notLurnd notnd Lurnd tel nd the afternoon session sessionFeatures sessionFeatures sessionFeatures I Features of the Examination ExaminationThe The questioning of the defense took a aTpu auht Tpu 1 mh wider range than that of the thestate thetatf thestate I state tatf and its most striking feature featuredealt featureall featurethalt dealt all with the possible effect upon the theminds theminds theminds minds and attitudes of jurors of the theletter thefltCr letter 3 fltCr of President Roosevelt In calling callingHaywood c1lIngHaywood callingMaywood I Haywood and his associates undesira undesirable undesirablE undesirable I ble citizens the speeches In Idaho of ofSecretary ofSerrEta ofeeretary I Secretary SerrEta Taft the message of Gov Governor Go Gornor Govcrnor ernor rnor Gooding to the legislature of ofIdaho ofIdaho ofIdaho Idaho the speech In Boise of Senator SenatorHeyburn SenatorlIeyburn Senatorlleyburn I Heyburn and the action of the Idaho Idaholegislature Idaho1fglslature Idaholegislature I legislature In passing a resolution and andiippropriating andupproprlatlng andopproprlatlng iippropriating money for the prosecu prosecution prosecuthm prosecuti3n tion of 0 the three prisoners prisonersMr vrlsonersIr I Mr Ir Richardson who conducted the theexamination theexamination I examination of the talesmen was also alsoparticular alsopartiu1ar alsoparticular particular to ascertain their attitude attitudetoward attitudetoward attitudetoward toward Socialists and members of la laCbor laiJOr habor Cbor organizations and whether they theykoald the thefoald they43Jid iJOr 43Jid koald give them a fair trial He was wasanxious Ll so anxious to know if they the had any anyprofessional an anrotesslonal anyprofessional professional rotesslonal personal fraternal re religious religious religioUs ligious or political offiliations with any anyof anyof anyof of the counsel for the state any an con connection con1eltlon eonnertion nection with detective agencies any anyexperience an ane3perience anyexperience experience in the pursuit or prosecution prosecutionof of If criminals or were members of the theline thelIne theIine line Owners association Richard Richardeon Richardfon Richardson eon also asked if they had contributed EXHAUSTIVE EXAMINATION OF THE THEPROSPECTIVE THEPROSPECTIVE THEPROSPECTIVE PROSPECTIVE JURYMEN BY COUNSEL The big courtroom was only 01 half filled fillednt fllletlnt filledat jbenrh nt 10 oclock oc1o when Judge Wood ood took the thebench thebench bench and Sheriff Shad Hodgin called calledthe calledthe calledthe the session to order Graybearded court courtbailiffs courtballltts courtbailiffs bailiffs stood in the aisles ready read to pre preBerve preene preserve serve order They Thc had little to do The Theopposing Theopposing Theopposing opposing counsel were arranged at long longtables longtables longtables tables on either side of the witness chair chairwhich chairwhich chairwhlch which is set In the center of the space spacewithin Ipacewithin spacewithin within the counsel fall At the defend defendants defendnuts defendnntS ants table John Murphy general coun counsel counfel coune1 sel e1 of the Western estern Federation of Miners Minerssat Minerssat nnerssat sat with other attorneys entered for Hay Haywood Ha Havood Haywood wood Just back of the defendants coun counsel counriel couneI sel eI table sat Mrs Haywood wife of the theprisoner theprIsoner theprsofler prisoner in her invalid chair She he was wasaccompanied wasaccompanied ivasaccompanied accompanied by her two daughters and a ajiurse a1UM1e anurse nurse jiurseJudge nurseJudge 1UM1eJudge Judge Wood 00l1 made several announce announceinents announcements announcenents inents in civil proceedings before the thefinally thefinally thefinally finally turned to the array arra of counsel counselbe counselber be before bere fore re him and asked askedis is the defendant Haywood In court courtHe courtHe courtHe He Is waiting to be called said Mr MrUarrow MrarrOW Uarrow 13 arrOW Prisoner Brought In InThe InThe inThe The next Instant Haywood appeared in incustody Inustody incustody custody of Deputy Sheriff Ras Beemer Beemeremployed Beemeremplo Beerneremployed employed emplo ed by Canyon county to guard the theaccused theRCtued theaceused accused miners Haywood a stockily stockllybuilt stockilybuUt stockilybuilt built man just short of six feetn height heightnnd heightRnd heightnnd nnd weighing perhaps 180 pounds ap appeared appeared appeared peared cleanshaven this morning and andapparently andRPJlarently andapparently apparently his long confinement broken brokenas as it it baa been by daily exercise on the thelawn thelawn thelawn lawn surrounding the courthouse has had hadllttlP had1lttll had1ltthe llttlP effect upon his health Haywood HaywoodDiffered Haywooduttered Haywoodyuffered yuffered Differed an accident to his right eye some someyears someiears 1 years ago losing Its sight He sat today todayat at the end of the line of scats occupied by byhis bybis yhis his family His chaIr was within a few fewfeet fewfeet fewfeet feet of the first of the jury jut chairs which whichare whichare whichare are arranged directly in front of the thejjdtes thejudJes thejudges judges bench benchMr benchIr benchdr Mr Ir Hawley of the state counsel in informed intormed informed formed Judge Wood ood that in accordance accordancewith accordancewith accordancewith with the statutes he would indorse on tho thOnaywood th th3aywood jjaywood 3aywood indictment the thenames names of all aUl the thewitnesses trnwitnesses ewitnesses witnesses for the prosecution so far as asthey ISthey asthey they are known at tho present time This Thiswas Thiswas Thiswas was agreeable to the defense defenseAre defenseAre defenseAre Are you ready readgenU gentlemen gentl men queried queriedJudge queriedJudg qucricdJudge Judge Wood to any fund for the prosecution of the theprisoners theprisoners theprisoners prisoners If they were members of the theCitizens theCItizens theCitizens Citizens alliance if they remembered rememberedthe the old labor troubles In Idaho and It ifthey Itthey Itthey they had takon sides In the labor trou troubles troub1es troubles bles at the time A remarkable feature featureof of this examination was that all of the thetalesmen thetalesmen thetalesmon talesmen questioned by the defense defenseswore defenseswore defenseSwore swore that they had not been influ influenced Influenced Inhluenced enced by the letter lelt of Presldent Roose Roosevelt Reesevelt velt or the speeches of other officials officialsof of the national or state government governmentand and a majority of them said they were wereRepublicans wereReDubllcans wereRepublicans Republicans RepublicansLine ReDubllcansLine RepublicansLine Line on the Defense DefenseThe DefenseThe DefenseThe The chief concern of the counsel for forthe forthe forthe the state in the examination of tales talesmen talesmen talesmen men as indicated by their questions questionswas qu stlons stlonswas was their attitude toward circumstan circumstantial circum stan stanUal tial evidence the absence of the ac accused accused accused cused from the state when the crime crimewas crimewas crimewas was committed the effect of the man manner mannerln manncr ncr nerln In which the prisoner and his com companions companions cornpanions panions were brought from Colorado Coloradothe Coloradothe Coloradothe the views of the talesmen as to the thedeath thede thedeth death de th penalty for murder in the first firstdegree firstdegree firstdegree degree and on union labor They The also alsoquestioned alsoquestioned alsoquestioned questioned each talesman as to his ac acquaintance acquaintance acquaintance quaintance with the murdered governor governorwith goernorwith governorwith with a view to disclosing friendship or orenmity orenmity orenmity enmity Their examination brought broughtout out the fact that certain labor and so socialistic socialistic sociahistic cialistic papers are being distributed distributedfree free of charge In parts of Ada county countyThe count countThe countyThe The custom of the Idaho courts in inselecting Inselecting Inselecting selecting juries for forcriminal criminal cases Is Isto Isto isto to call twelve talesmen talcsmento to the jury jurybox ju jubox jurybox I box and to keep the box full by Imme Immediately Immediately immediately diately filling any vacancies that oc occur occur occur cur The state first conducts a com complete comI cornplete plete examination that continues un until untll UnUI I til twelve men have been passed when whenthe i I the body bod of talesmen pass to the de dofense i ifense Ifense fense for examination The state passed passedtwelve passedtwelve passedtwelve twelve men early earl this afternoon and andthe andthe andthe the general examination Is In the hands handsof handsof handsof of tho defense Of the elevenmen eleven men re remaining remalning maining in the box at the close of to todays todays todays days session only three have been beenpassed beenpassed I passed pas by both sides They TJte have not notbeen ot otbeen I Ibeen been finally accepted andjsworn andsworn andswornare arid anlll anlllare I Iare are still subject to peremptory chal challenge cpallenge et I Ilenge lenge lengeThey lengeTheJ lengeThey They are A A Swing frig a carpenTeF carpenTeFand ateifli ateifliand and veteran of the civil Ivll war William WilliamVan WilliamVan YUUamVan Van Orsdale a a grocer of Boise and andSamuel andSamuel andSamuel Samuel Oilman a farmer who lives livesin livesIn I in the country conn try ten miles from Boise BoiseGllman BoiseGUman BoiseGilman Gilman served in the Philippines with withthe withthe withthe the Idaho volunteers Under the law as asrecently asrecently asrecently recently amended each eachslde side has ten per peremptory perempto peremptory emptory empto challenges challengesJudge challengesJudge Judge Wood announced that he in intended Int Intended tended nded to give both sides wide latitude latitudeIn In the examination lmllJ tlon of talesmen He Healso Healso I also showed a willingness to grant chal challenges Challenges thaIlenges lenges where there seemed any anyreason anyreasonable reason reasonable reasonable able objection to the attitudei0f attitUdeioit1e attitUdeioit1eta1esman attItttdefthetalesman the thetalesman talesman and in the one contest of the theday theday day da he ruled with the defense which whichhad whichhad had challengedthe challenged the talesman and was wasresisted wasresisted wasresisted resisted by the state stateSome Some State Witnesses WitnessesThe The state today filed a supplementary supplementarylist list of 151 witnesses who are to be call called called ed to testify against Haywood Moyer Moyeror or Pettibone and Mr lr Hawley an announced announced anflounced nounced that adBItlonal names would wouldbe wouldbe be flied later The list includes former formerGovernor formerGovernor Governor Peabody Peabod of Colorado and his hisdaughter hisdaughter hisdaughter daughter Miss Cora Peabody Charles CharlesSweeney CharlesSweene CharlesSweeney Sweeney Sweene mine owner of Spokane De Detective Detective Dctective tective James McParland Steve SteveAdams SteveAdams SteveAdams Adams Mrs Irs Steve Adams Bulkeley BulkeleyWells Bulkele BulkeleWens BulkeleyWells Wells adjutant general of Colorado ColoradoA A Carlton president and CHamlin CHamlin CHamlin Hamlin secretary of the Mine Owners Ownersassociation Ownersassociation Ownersassociation association of Cripple Creek Julian JulianSteunenberg JUlianSteunenberg JuhianSteunenberg Steunenberg son of the dead gov governor gO gOernor governor ernor a number of residents of Cald Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell well Coeur dAlenes Colorado offi officials omclals of ofdale dale of Idaho and Colorado and several severaldetectives severaldetectles severaldetectives detectives In the employ of the Pink Plnkerton Pinkerton Pinkerton erton and Thiel agencies We eo are counsel for both sides voiced in unison unisonNext unisonNext unisonNext Next followed the excusing of four fourmembers fourmembers members of the regular Jurj panel of twentyseven names leaving but twenty three men to be examined at this time timeof One of the men excused had a sick wife The others had business Interests which they convinced the court would suffer ir irreparably Irreparably Irreparably reparably If they were forced to serve in this trial trialExamination trialExamination trialExanuinatlon Examination of Talesmen TalesmenTwelve TalesmenTwelve TalesmenTwelve Twelve names then were called and all allof aUof allof of the empty jury jut seats were filled before the examination of any of the talesmen talesmenwas was begun begunA A Ewing a graybearded carpenter who ho sat In the foremans chair was the first of the panel questioned by Mr Haw ley for the state The attorney Inquired first as to the residence of the proposed juror juror He said he had lived bore re a anurn num ber of years ears having come from Oregon He was a native however of Indiana Are 01l a member of you the Carpenters Carpentersunion vdrpcnters vdrpcntersNo union unionr asked Mr lr Hawley Hawle Hawleo No sir sirAre sirAre sirAre Are you a a memberof any aDunlo union any where whereNo whereNo here1 here1No No sir sirHave sirHave I IHave Have you ou heard this case discussed djseuss I by any anyone one who pretended to know the facts factsNo faetsTo No sir sirKnew sirKnew sirKnew I Knew the Murdered Man ManWore Manore ManWore Wore ore you acquainted with Governor Steunonberg SteunonbergYes Yes sir sirHow sirlIov sirllov How Icig had you Oll knownhim known him About four years yearsEver yearsEver ears earsEer Ever had any an business relations with him nimTes 1Tes 1 Tes I held an appointment at the soldiers homo for a awhile while but for po noi litical reasons my term term1 of office ceased Irou You werc discharged discharged7es 1t 1tThen CY fThen es esThen Then take It you ou and Governor Steunenberg had a difference differenceContinued differenceContinued differenceContinued Continued on Page ge 2 1 I tj toj Ed 7 oj 1 1 I IN ji I 14oHoo o1 7J uIv I I 1 I Il 7 1 1I I Ic I 1 I It 1 rL No Fusion USlon About This I FORAKER ON THE THfHAS THEHASBEEN HAS HASBEEN nan BEEN nrrii LIST LISTFormer Lib LibFormer LISTFormer i JOT Former Fire FireAlarm Alarm No No Long Longer er Awakes an Echo Along AlongtheOhio AlongtheOhio lo gtheOhio theOhio River RiverAkron RiverAkron RiverAkron Akron 0 May 9 9Senafor Senator Dick Dickchairman Dickchairman Dickchairman chairman of the Republican executive executivecommittee cxecutlvccommittee executivecommittee committee today called a a meeting meeting of ofthe ofthe ofthe the state executive committee He Hesaid lIesaid Hesaid said saidThe The meeting has not been called for forthe forthe forthe the purpose PUJposc of ratifying any deal or orcompromise orcompromise orcompromise compromise but to secure party har harmony harmony harmofly mony and unity of purposes which it itwas Itwas itwas was thought could be done after a full fulland fulland fulland and frank exchange in a representative representativegathering representativegathering representativegathering gathering and finally the adoption of ofsome ofsome ofsome some public expression voicing the thesentiment thesentiment thesentiment sentiment of the Ohio Republicans Burton in High Glee GleeColumbus GleeColumbus GleeColumbus Columbus 0 May Iay 9 Representative 9RepresentatlvBurton 9RepresentativeBurton RepresentativeBurton Burton who is here In the interest of ofthe oftbe ofthe the presidential candidacy of Secretary SecretaryTaft SecrelaryTaft SecretaryTaft Taft said saidI I am here In accordance with the theprogram theprogram theprogram program for a conference In regard to tothe tothe tothe the candidacy of Secretary Taft and andalso andalso andalso also in the Interest of the primary re reform reform reform form movement The pronunciamen pronunciamentos tos from Cincinnati and Toledo mean meanthat meanthat meanthat that Ohio will be for Taft for presi president president presldent dent and I am very glad of that In InWashington InWashington InWashington Washington in promoting Secretary SecretaryTafts SecretaryTafts SecretaryTafts Tafts candidacy the greatest obstacle 1 met was the question Why he wont wonthave wonthave wonthave have his own state will he or a aquestion aquestion aquestion question as to whether the state will willbe wtnbe willbe be divided As long as things remain remainin in that condition I would have insisted insistedupon Insistedupon Insistedupon upon the primary prlma in order that Ohio Ohioshould Ohioshould Ohioshould should express her choice I now feel feelthat feelthat feelthat that the necessity for primaries has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeer been eliminated eliminatedDeal eliminatedDeal eliminatedDeal Deal Rumor Denied DeniedChinclnnall DeniedChlnc Deniedehincinnati Chinclnnall Chlnc nnaU 0 May 9 9That That last lastnights lastnights lastnights nights announcement by George BCox BCox BCox Cox former Republican leader In fa favor faor favor vor or of Secretary Taft for president presidentwas was not a part of any compromise or ordeal ordeal ordeal deal was declared In a statement to today today today day by Charles Taft brother of the thesecretary theseletao thesecretary secretary of war warAfter warAfter warAfter After reviewing the settlement of the therecent therecent therecent recent trouble In the political situation situationin in Ohio the statement concludes concludesThe concludesrh The rh action next week will remove removethe removethe removethe the presidential question from local localpolitics locnlpolitics localpolitics politics this falL falLThis tallThis fallThis This situation has been brought broughtabout broughtabout broughtabout about without any an compromise or deal dealof dealIt dealof of It any nature whatever The people peoplehave peoplehave peoplehave have led the party leaders and have havesecured havesecured havesecured secured this result resultOhio resultOhio resulLOhio Ohio Means to Grab It ItColumbus itColumbus I IColumbus Columbus 0 May la 9 9Chalrman Chairman Ar Arthur Arthur Arthur thur Vorys the manager of the Taft Taftforces Taftforces Taftforces forces in Ohio said today todayThe toda todaThe todayThe The purpose of Tafts Taftsfrlends friends in agi agitating altating ag agtatlng tating the question of the choice of ofOhio ofOhio ofOhio Ohio Republicans Re Peublfcai ublicans for the presidency presidencywas was to dispel the notion that he would wouldnot wouldnot wouldnot not get the united support of Ohio Tho Thoevents Choevents rhoevents events of the past few weeks seem to tohave tohave tohave have culminated today In the voluntary voluntarywithdrawal voluntaryvIthdrtwa1 ol1ntarywithf1r withdrawal withf1r wal without stipulation of all allopposition aUopposition allopposition opposition and In the complete demon demonstration demontratlon demonatiatlon stration that the Republicans RepubIl ns of Ohio Ohioare Ohioare Ohioare are solidly for Taft for president and andthe andthe andthe the movement will go forward now nowwith nowwitb nowwith with every prospect of his nomination nominationMOTORMAN nominationMOTORMAN nominationMOTORMAN MOTORMAN KILLED KILLEDLexington KILLEDLexington KILLEDLexington Lexington Ky May Ma 9 iWihl1amWells IWilliam IWilliamWells William WilliamWells Wells a motorman waskilled was killed and ten tenother tenother other persons were Injcred In a col colKsion colIslin collsiGn Ksion here today between a street car carand carand carand and a passenger train The motorman motormanlost motormalost lost control of his car which hlch was de demolished demollshed demohished molished ISOUTHERN SOUTHERN AND ANDI I I UNION UNIONPACIFIc UNIONPACIFIcDirectors PACIfiC PACIfiCiDirectorsVote Directors iDirectorsVote Vote to Place Both BothCompanies BothCompanies BothCompanies Companies on a Quarterly QuarterlyDividend QuarterlyDividend QuarterlyDiVidend Dividend Basis at Once OnceNew OnceXew OnceNew New York May Ma 9 9Dlrectorsof Directors I of the thei theUnion theThIon i Union Pacific Southern Pacific com comi companies cornpanics i panics today voted to place the two twocompanies twocompanies 1 companies on a quarterly insteady of ofa ofa ofa a semiannually dividend basis As a aresult are aresult result re ult a quarterly dividendof dividend of 1 per percent percent percent cent on Southern Pacific stock and a aquarterly aquarterly aquarterly quarterly dividend of 2 per cent on onUnion onUnion onUnion Union Pacific stock was declared declaredThese declaredThese declaredThese These dividends will be payable July 1 and are at the same time rate per perannum perannum perannum annum as the last preous pre bus ous declara declarations declarations declarations tions tionsThe tionsThe tionsThe The directors of he Southern Pacific Pacificvoted Pacificvoted Iacificvoted voted to offer for subscriptions pre preferred preferred preferred ferred stock to the extent of 35 5 per cent centof centof centof of the companys total capitalization capitalizationor or 36000000 36000000Announcement 36000000Anrouncoznent 36000000Announcement Announcement was made after the themeeting tbfmeeting themeeting meeting that the directors of the theUnion thetin theUnion Union tin ion Pacific will call a stockholders stockholdersmeeting stJchholdersm stockholdersmeeting meeting ctil1g in June to authorize an issiu issiuof Issuof isstuof of 100000000 common stock against againstwhich againstwhich againstwhich which will be issued 75000000 4 1 per percent percent percent cent convertible bonds The new newbonds newbonds newbonds bonds will be convertible conv rtlble into stock at atIii 175 at any time within five years The Thebonds Thebonds Thebonds bonds will be offered at 90 90In 00In 90In In explanation of the proposed Union UnionPacific trnRnPacific tTninPacific Pacific issue i sue 13 IL Harriman read a astatement astatement astatement statement which showed thet the theroads theroads theroads roads requirements amounted to 63 700000 He stated that its total free freeassets freeassets freeassets assets were about 243000000 exclusive exclusiveof of 1600 miles of completed railway rallwa rallwaHe He estimated the net earnings of the theUnion theUnion theUnion Union Pacific for or 19067 at 32500000 32500000as 3 500000 500000as as compared with Ith 30615000 in the pre preIous prelous preS Ious year All income be estimated at at363ooQOO 36300000 and the th balance over all allcharges allc11arges allcbs charges cbs rges requirements and dividends dividendsat at tl 12000000 12000000Mr 12000000Mr OOOOOO OOOOOOIr Mr Ir Harrlmon estimated the net netearnings netearlalnis netearnings earnings Southern Pacific for 19067 19067at 19067at 19067at at 44700000 to be compared with 37 J7 432000 In the previous year yearInhahitants yearSTROMBOLI yearSTROMBOLI STROMBOLI IN ERUPTION ERUPTIONInhabitants ERUPTIONInhabitants Inhabitants Making Their Escape EscapeFrom EscapeFrom EscapeProm From the IslandjMount IslandjMountEtna IslandMountEtna Etna Also Active ActiveMessina Activew ActiveMessina Messina Sicily May 9 9The 9Theeruption 9Theeruption The TheJ eruption of Mount Stromboli was wasmore 3 3more bmore more violent today and the appro approhenslon apprehension 0 0henelon henslon Is growing growingThe 4 The violence of the present dis disturbance 0 0turbance St turbance is declared to be without ivithoutt withoutprecedent wo precedent even the oldest inhab inhabs inhabItant itant of the Lipari islands not re remembering 8 8J Jmemberlng memberlng such a threatening threateningeonditIon Scondition condition Almost all the people of ofStromboll 4 4S 0 0Stromboli Stromboli island have nade their theirescape Lhelrescape theirescape escape Ashes from the volcano volcanohave volcanohave 0 0o have destroyed everything eV rythlng on the th thIsland 5 4 3 island islandS IslandThe I IThe The detonations are heard at atall 4 4all I Iall all the other islands of the group gmUflwlth 4 i with remarkable distinctness and ands ando andproduce produce an effect of terrific rojr rojring 0 0b 4 6 ing Fears are held that the th en if ifs bo 1 tire island of StrombuI may ma he 4 bo 4 engulfed enguIredAtthc engulfedAt JAt At Atthc the same samq time the th activity activit of ofount 4 i iMount 4 Mount ount Etnaon the eastern coast coastof 4 4or 4 or Sicily has increaael The col col4s to toumn 4s 4 umn of smoke rolling roIlln out of the thecrater 4 4crater 0 0crater crater serves to reflect the fire ficwithin 4 4 3 within tLllllIf tiliU and the die clouds lUti 43 del can 11 be beseen UU UUseen 4 seen from Catania and even from fromthe 4 4 0 the straits of Messina MessinaThe Messinao 4 The people living in Inthc the vicinity vicinityof yicinit 0 0o of Mount Etna are panic stricken 5trlc113nThey strickenThey rThey They are flocking to the churhcs churchesJ 4 to pray for Intercession and pro 0 0o SS tectlon I 0 00 i 000 00 0 0 00 4 JENGINESTRUCK JENGINESTRUCKA IENGINE STRUCK STRUCKA A BROKEN RAIL RAILSuburban RAI I II I Suburban Sub rban Train Wrecked Near NearChicago NearI I Chicago ChicagoWoman Woman Killed Killedand KilledI Killedand I and Several Injured InjuredChicago InjuredI InjuredChicago I Chicago ChI go May Iay 9 9Suburban Suburban passen passenger passenger passenger ger train No 114 on the he Burlington Burlingtonrailroad Burlingtonrailroad Burlingtonrailroad railroad running between Aurora III 111and IIIand Iiiand and Chicago was wrecked today near nearLawndale nearLawndaIe nearLawndaie LawndaIe six miles from the city cit and andtwenty andtwent atidtwenty twenty twent passengers wcro hurt and one onewas onewas onewas was killed killedThe killedThe killedThe The train was running at high speed speedwhen spe speedwhen dwhen when the engine struck a broken rail railand railand railand and leaped from the track It dragged draggedthe the baggage car and one coach with it and all three rolled down a small em bankment The other five coaches re remained remalned mained on the track trackThe trackThe trackThe The Dead DeadMrs DeadlIrs DeadMrs Mrs Mary Iar Miller who had her right righthip righthip righthip hip crushed died while being taken to tothe tothe tothe the hospital I IBadly Badly Injured InjuredA A 1 Hinckley Mrs Irs Thayer Thayerand Tha Thayerand er erand and Mrs Irs Newell all of Hinsdale HinsdaleIllinois HinsdaleIllinois HinsdaleIl1Inoi Illinois IllinoisAfter IllinoisAfter Il1InoiAfter After leaving the rails the engine slid slidalong slidalong slidalong along the track for fifty feet and turn turned turned turned ed over It rolled down the bank bankdragging bankdragging bankdragging dragging with it the first passenger passengercoach pass passngercoach nger ngercoach coach and the baggage car The root roofof rootof rootof of the first coach was smashed in and andall andall andall all the passengers were injured more or orless orless orless less severely severelyWreckage sevcrehWreckage severelyWreckage Wreckage Caught Fire FireThe FireThe FireThe The wreckage caught fire but the thefiames thpnames theflames names were quickly extinguished The Thesteam Thesteam Thesteam steam from the engine burned some of ofthe ofthe ofthe the passengers but the injuries from fromthis fromthls frontthis this cause were not severe The pas passengers passengers passengers sengers in the first coach were hurled hurledInto hurledInto hurledInto Into a pile They The were rescued with without without without out difficulty dimcult The majority of the in injured Injured Injured jured were not seriously serlousl hurt Those Thosewhose Thosewhose Thosevhose whose Injuries were more severe were werecarried werearried werecarried carried half a block from the scene of ofthe ofthe ofthe the accident and placed upon blankets blanketson on the ground Thence they were cOn cOnveyed conveyed nyeed veyed by ambulances to hospitals and andnearby andnearby andnearby nearby durg stores storesEngineer storesEngineer storesEngineer Engineer Scalded ScaldedHarry ScaldedHarry Harry Newland tile engineer was wasbadly wasbadly wasbadly badly scalded and cut but he aided In Inthe inthe inthe the rescue work He said he was un unable unable Unable able to account for the accident unless unlesstho unlessthc unlessthe thc rails spread snreadMrs sDreadIrR spreadMrs Mrs IrR Mary lIa Miller was was the widow of ofThomas ofThomas ofThomas Thomas Miller formerly freight traffic trafficmanager trafficmanager manager of the Burlington When the thecar thecar car overturned overturn Mrs Irs Miller was thrown thrownbetween thrownbetween between the seats and the wreckage wreckagepiled wreckageplied wreckagepiled piled upon her She was conscious when whentaken whentaken taken from the car and insisted that thatshe thatshe she was not badly bad hurt She Sh died diedhowever diedas diedhowever however as she was being carried into intothe intothe intothe the hospital hospitalDOUGLAS hosDltalDOUGLAS hospitalDOUGLAS a DOUGLAS PLEADS GUILTY GUILTYNew GUILTYNew GUILTYNew New York May Ila 9 9V 0 Douglas Douglastile tile former loan clerk of the Trust TrustCompany TrustCompany TrustCompany Company of America Amt rlca pleaded guilty In Incourt Incourt incourt court today toda of the larceny from the thetrust th thtrust thotrust trust company of stock certificates of ofthe orthe ofthe the Rock Island Railroad company companyvalued companyvalued companyvalued valued at 112000 He was remandedtc remanded remandedtc tc the Tombs prison to await sentence sentenceIt It was wa reported he wilKbe will be used as a awitness awitness awitness witness against 0 Dennett the thebroker thebroker thebroker broker Who ho Is under arrest charged chargedwith chargedwith chargedwith with complicity comp clt ii the theft theftRETURNED theftRETURIlED theftRETURIED RETURNED TO WORKYictorla WORK WORKVictoria WORKVictoria Victoria May 1Ifa 9 9A A special specialfrom specialtrom specialfrom from Fernie says the striking strikingminers strikingminers strikingminers miners at Michel returned to work to today toda today day da thus marking the conclusion of ofthe ofthe ofthe the strike in the Crows Nest Pass Passfields Passfields Passfields fields KERR BACKED BACKEDBY BY 1 THE PR PRPowerful PRESS PRESSPowerful PRESSPowerful Powerful Editorials in Defense Defenseof of Utah Educator in Leading LeadingPortland LeadingPortland LeadingPortland Portland Journals JournalsEXPRESS JournalsEXPRESS JournalsEXPRESS EXPRESS WARM APPROVAL APPROVALAGRICULTURAL APPROVALAGRICULTURAL APPROVALAGRiCULTURAL AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE NEEDS NEEDSJUST NEEDSJUST NEEDSJUST JUST SUCH A MAN MANSpecial MANSpc MANSiccia1 Special Spc lal tor The Herald HeraldPortland HeraldPortIand HeraldPortland Portland Ore Stay tay 9 9The The Morning MorningOregonian MorningOregonian MorningOregonian Oregonian and Evening Telegram Telegrammake Telegramma Telegrammake make ma powerful editorial defenses defensesof of WJ WJ Kerr in relation to the attack 011 011Mr onIr oiiMr Mr Ir Kerrs election cl ctlon to the presidency presidencyof of the Oregonian Agricultural college collegebecause collegebecause ollegcbecause because of the Mormon affiliations of ofhis othis ofhis his early manhood manhoodThe manhoodThe manhoodThe The Telegram says In part The TheTelegram TheTel lheTel Telegram Tel gram deliberately gave Iho public publicthe publicthe publicthe the news of the opposition to the ap appointment 31 31polntment appointment pointment oC Mr Kerr as president pr ldent of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Oregon Agricultural college belie believing belieInb beliering ing it was doing Mr Kerr as well as asthe asthe asthopeoic the thopeoic people peo of Oregon a genuine gen lne service serviceIn in making public these facts which whichotherwise whichotherwise whichotherwise otherwise might bob up continually continuallyagainst continuall continuallagainst continuallyagainst against him The Telegram has dis discovered discovered discovered covered that no man could stand nd higher higheras as a man or educator in Utah than Mr MrKerr MrKerr MrKerr Kerr On the strength of its investi investigation Investigatlon gatlon It wishes to add the warmest warmestapproval warmestapproval warmestapproval approval of the selection of the board boardof I Iof of trustees to congratulate them on onthe onthe the wisdom of theh selection and on onman ontheir ontheir I their good fortune In securing such a aman I man and to express epr 5S to Mr Kerr him himself hlmself himself self its cordial good will and promise promiseof of support In the work he will under undertake undertako undertako I tako here hereThe hereThe hereThe The Orcgonian Or gonian after summarizing I Mr lr Kerrs Mormon afillittions points pointsout pointsout out the credit due him for indepen independence Independence Independeuce I dence comments on the resolution it itrequired Itrequlrej ItrequIre2 required and adds In part The ma machine machine machine chine has revenged rec l6ed itself by opposing Mr Kerrs work and driving him out outI 01ltff outof I of his position It further seeks to ruin ruinhis ruinIiis ruinhis his entire life with pursuing calumny calumnywherever calumnywherever calumnywherever wherever he goes That a purpose so sowicked 50wicked sowicked wicked should succeed in Oregon seems aecmsentirely seemsentirely seemsentirely entirely incredible We assure him him his hiswelcome hlawelcome hiswelcome welcome here re does not depend upon his hisifcllgious his1digkmsoplnlons hIstahiglous ifcllgious 1digkmsoplnlons opinions nr need he stultify his reason reason with degraded superstition superstitionin in order to win the confidence of our ourpeople ourpeople ourpeople people peopleEPETTS peopleEMMETTS peopleEMMEES EPETTS STORY STRAIGHT STRAIGHTwitnessCorrohorates STRAIGHTWitffesff Witffesff Witn witnessCorrohorates sS Crr rrO rafes Testimony stimonyoJ stimonyoJMan of b1ManWho ofMan Man ManWho Who Turned States Evi Evidence Evidence Evidence dence in Tube Case CasePittsburg CasePittsburg CuePittsburg Pittsburg May 9 9Todas Todays witnesses witnessesIn In the trial ofJ Jay Dunn and Charles CharlesI I Close charged with furnishing de defective de1ectlve defective fective boiler tubes for warships were wereemployes wereemployes werecrnployes employes of the Shelby Steel Tube Tubecompany Tubecompan Tubecompany company companyElmer companElmer companyElmer Elmer Mason corroborated the tes testimony testimony testimnony timony of ofFrank Frank Emmett who turned turnedstates turnedstates turnedstates states evidence relative to the opening openingof of the desk of the government inspec inspector Inspector Inspector tor where was kept the stamp He Hesaid Hesaid Hesaid said that he had frequently frequentIyseen seen Em Emmett Emmett Emmett mett going through the mill yards yardsstamping yardsstamping ards ardsstamping stamping tubes that the inspectors had hadnever hadnever hadnever never seen seenPerry seenPerry seenPerry Perry II Thompson swore that when whenthe whenthe whenthe the exposure was first made Close and andan andan andan an attorney called him into the office officetold officetord officetoM told him he would probably be called calledas I as a witness but he should not give givethe glethe givethe the government gov rnnient attorneys the impres impression impresslon sion that anything had been done se secretly 5ecretIy secretly cretly at the plant plantR Burnett who operated the hy draulic testing machine said he ex examined examined oxamined I amined the gauge when the tubes were weretested weretested weretested tested and that about half the tubes tubeswere tubeswere tubeswere were given no pressure at all allEmmett allEmmett allEmmett Emmett knew the pressure was weak weakhe weakhe weakhe he said and offered him money to get getthe getthe getthe the tubes through the machines machinesNOT machinesNOT 11 11NOT NOT YET YE BUT SOON SOONMadrid SOONIadrid 4 Madrid May 9 9The The health of ofQueen 4 44Queen JQueen 4Queen Queen Victoria Is still all that 4 4could 0o could be expected The advent of Ofthe rthe vthe the royal baby bab Is looked for within 4 ytwo 4 two wee weef9 weelts cs Today the queen In inaddition 4 4J 4 I 4 addition to superintending some 0 0of 5 5S 4 of the preparations for the event 0 0te 4Uok Jtcok tcok te ok her customary morning and ande andafternoon 4 4 afternoon drives drivesJ drlv 0 4444444444444444444 4444444444444444444ADMIRALS 000000 0w000 7 SADMIRALS 0w 0wADMIRALS ADMIRALS NIECE DEAD DEADEl El Paso Texas May 9 9Uss Miss Mattie MattieWatterson MattieWatterson IattleVatterson Watterson aged 26 years said to be a aniece aniece aniece niece of Rear Admiral Robley Evans Evansand Evansand Evansand and a member of the Daughters of the theAmerican theAmerican theAmerican American Revolution was found dead in inher Inher inher her room today toda The cause of death is isgiven Isgiven Isgiven given as heart failure failureMANY failureMANY failureMANY MANY LIVES LOST LOSTMarseilles LOSTlarsellIes LOSTMarseilles Marseilles May 9 9The The latest report reportreceived reportrecelyed reportreceived received here concerning the loss of the theFrench theFrench theFrench French steamer Poitou which was waswrecked waswrecked waswrecked wrecked off the coast of Uruguay is to tothe tothe tothe the effect that forty passengers and andeight andeight andeight eight members of the crew lost their theirlives theirJIves theirlives lives SALT LAKE SHRINERS CONTINUE TO BASK BASKIN BASKIN IN SUNSHINE OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Special to The Herald HeraldLos HeraJdLos HeraldLos Los Angeles Cal May 9 9lth With the thethird thethird thethird third electric parade tonight the after afterdark afterdark afterdark dark parades close Tomorrow is the thefloral thetloral thefloral floral daylight parade In which hun hundreds hunrlrcd hundreds dreds of fiCats autos and vehicles vehiclesbanked vehiclesbanktd vehiclesbanked banked In flowers will traverse the thestreets thestreet thestreets streets The Shriners were again much muchin muchIn in evidence today The patrols went to toSanta toSanta toSanta Santa Catalina island to see the sub submarine fubmarine submarine marine gardens catch monster fish and andtake andtake andtake take mountain jaunts The other otherShriners otherShriners otherShriners Shriners put In the day at Long Beach Beachwhere Beachhere Beachwhere where here a little Coney Island exists existsSalt existsS31t existsSalt Salt lakes sons may be lost to Utah Utahif UtahIf if they the stay 3ta here much longer Some Someof Someof Someof of them say boldly bold I they think they theywill theywill theywill will stay a while in California Others Otherssay Othorssay Otherssay say they are going back The bachelors bachelorsdo do not hesitate to say nice things about aboutthe aboutthe aboutthe the Los Angeles girls and it behooves behoovesthe behoovcsthe behoovesthe the maidens back home to watch out outThe outThe outThe The Record tonight prints this item FURNACES ARE AREI I REPORTED DEAD DEADSerious I Serious Situation at MurraySmelter Murray MurraySmelter MurraySmelter Smelter Denied by Super Superintendent Superintendent Superintendent intendent Norton NortonCONFERENCE NortonCOr NortonCONFERENCE CONFERENCE COr FERENCE IS FRUITLESS FRUITLESSSTRIKERS FRUITLESSSTRIKERS FRUITLESSSTRIKERS STRIKERS INSIST ON 25CENT 25CENTINCREASE 25CENTINCREASE 25CENTI INCREASE INCREASEAt I At an early hour this morning morningMarshal morningIarshal morningMarshal Marshal Mauss of Murray said he hehad hehad hehiad had learned from foremen em employed employed employed ployed at the plant of tho Amen American Amerlan Amencan can an Smelting Refining company companythat companythat companythat that seven of the furnaces are aredead ar ard aredead dead RIl and the other two barely barelyalive barelYalive barelyalive alive If true tr this means that the thegreater thrgreatpr thegreater greater portion of thcplant will III be beMted betied betieti Mted tied un frr an indefinite period periodA A conference held last night was at attended attcmlet attended tended by Mayor Inor Brown of Murray MurraySuperintendent MurraySuperintendent MurraySuperintendent Superintendent Norton of the Amen American A111f Amencan ri riMln can Smelting UHlniiig company and anda a committee of the strikers It WHN WHNannounced ia iaannounced 8 8announced announced that nothing was accom accomplished accomplished aecompushed plished the men holding out for a ablanket ablankot ablanket blanket increase of 25 cents a flay and andthe andthe andthe the company refusing to grant the de demand demand demend mand It is expected that another anotherconference 3nothfrconference anotherconference conference will be held today todayGo todayGo todayGo Go Back to Work WorkThe WorkThe WorkThe The American machinists and other otherskilled othErsllIloo otherskilled skilled laborers went back to work yes yesterday fterlla 1 terday terlla though they th hadto go through througha tbrou ha a gang of some 300 foreigners to get to tothe tnthe tothe the smelter plant gate They were not noti norInterfered notinterfered i interfered with however and will con continue continue contlnue tinue working today todayi todayThe i The foreigners kept off the streets of ofMurray ofIurrn ofMurray Murray Iurrn to a great extent yesterday yesterdayTheir yesteraTheir csteriRYTheir Their leaders declare the men will IIPV IIPVer lIP nver er go back to work at the old wages wagesas as they can get more money In other otherparts otherparts parts of the west at other smelting smeltingplants smeltingplants smeltingplants plants and on railroad construction constructionSeveral constructionSe constructionSeveral Several Se ral deputy sheriff went down downfrom downfrom downfront from Salt Lake yesterday yt and spent spentthe splntthe spentthe the day at Murray returning late last lastnight la lastnight tnight night They had little to do however howeverantl howeverand howeverantI and the same guard patrolled the smel smelter smelter ter works last night that guarded the theplant theplant theplant plant Wednesday Wednesdu night nightIt It Is rumored that the Murray for foreigners foreigners foreigners eigners are trying to incite a strike of ofthe orthe ofthe the employes of the United States StatesSmelting StateSmeltIng StatesSmelting Smelting company Ippany at Bingham Junc Junction Junftion Junction tion It is very improbable however howeverthat howeverthat howeverthat that they will succeed Yesterday was waspayday wa wapayday waspayday payday at the United Slates com companys cornpanys 001 001panys panys plant and as far as can be learn learned 1earned learned ed there is no Intention among the men menof menof menof of striking strikingH strlkll1CONGRESSMAtl strikingCONGRESSMAFINSCANDA CONGRESSMAtl CONGRESSMAFINSCANDA CONGRESSMAFINSCANDAH INSCAND At AtH Bard Cassel of Pennsylvania Tan Tangled Tangled Tangled gled Up With the State StateCapitol StatCapitol StateCapitol Capitol Thievery ThieveryHarrisburg Thieveryi i 4 Harrisburg Pa May 9 5S Mar Marshall Marshall IIarshaIl shall Williams of PJttsbure Pttrburg ttr ur tc tday ti i ida 4 day da resigned as secretary of the theP JPennsylvania 4 Pennsylvania nnslvanla Board of Trad Trady TradVUUams 4 Williams testified before the cap captol capl capltol 4 tol to investigation commission two twoj 1 1weeks tw 4 weeks ago ihiLt he borrowed 10000 10000from 10000from 10000from from a national official during duringthe 4 0 the last gubernatorial campaign in inS Ino 4 Pennsylvania after he ha had made madothreats Ii Iithreats 4 threats to expose how he was wascheated wascheated wascheated cheated out of the 2000000 con conj i ii i tract for the lighting fixture of ofS fthe 4 the new capitol capitolHe 0 4 He admitted borrowing the mon money mono ey on ar unindorsed note when whens he was insolvent and refused to todeny toden todeny deny den that It had been given to him himby himo by Congressman Burd Cassel CasselV 4 of Marietta Pa president of the thet 0 0o 4 Pennsylvania Construction com comJ company cornpany pany which supplied 2000000 2000000worth 000000worth 4 worth of metallic furniture for the thecapital thecapital 4 capital capitalASK 4444444444444444444 4444444444444444444ASK 0000000000 00000 00000ASK ASK FURTHER INCREASE INCREASEOmaha INCREASEOmaha INCREASEOmaha Omaha Neb May 9 9A A committee committeorepresenting commlttEOrepresenting committeerepresenting representing 5000 packing house work workmen workmen workmen men in the South Omaha packing packinghouses packinghouses packinghouses houses called upon the managers of th thplants the thpplants theplants plants today toda and asked for increased increasedwages Inereasedwnges increasedwages wages A trike Is threatened thr9at ned if the in increase incrEase increase crease Is not granted Tho packers packersasked packersasked packersasked asked time to discuss the matter with withthe withthe withthe the Chicago heads of the companies companiesThe companieThe CompaniesThe The workingmen who are making the thedemands the6mands thedemands demands were granted an increase only onlylast onlylastMondry onlylast last lastMondry lastMondryTWO Mondry MondryTWO MondryTWO TWO OFFICERS SHOT SHOTWilliamsburg SHOTVllIlamsburg SHOTWilliamsburg Williamsburg Ky May 9 9Sherlrr 9SherlrrW 9heriff 9heriffW Sheriff SheriffW Croley and Deputy Sheriff Zeb ZebWard ZebYard ZebWard Ward Yard were both shot and seriously seriouslywounded seriouslywounded rlouslywounded wounded by John Shotwcll last night nlghrwhile nightwhile nightwhile while the officers were attempting to toarrest toarrest toarrest arrest him him on a warrant issued by byGovernor byGovernor byGovernor Governor Beckham kham for violating a aparole aparole aparole parole Sliotwell was as serving a life lifesentence liftentence lifesentence sentence when paroled two months ago agoGIFT agoGIFT agoGIFT GIFT FOR PRINCETON PRINCETONPrinceton PRINCETONPrinceton PRINCETONPrinceton Princeton May 9 9John John Grier GrierHibben GrierHibben GnierHibben Hibben In a communication from the thePrinceton thePrlncetcn thePrinceton Princeton alumni committee of fifty fiftyannounces fift fiftanncunces fiftyanncunces anncunces the gift of 1200000 to toPrinceton toPrinceton toPrinceton Princeton university The money was wasdonated wasdonated wasdonated donated by a private family whose whosename whosename whosename name is not made public Toe El Kalah llah patrol Salt Lake Lakethough Lakethough I though making its first appearance In Inthe Inthe inthe the present celebration has made all allthe anthe allthe the drill teams take on a dromedary double hump Their uniform of white whiteand whltand whiteand and yellow eUow has received probably the themost themost themost most enthusiastic praise of any of the handsomely appearing patrols And Andthen Andthen Andthen then It makes Captain Carr say We Wewere Wewere Wewere were a little bit nervous it being our ourinitial ourl ourinitial initial ltlal stunt but the California cheers cheerssoon cheerssoon theerssoon soon made us feel at ease I was never neverso neverso neverso so royally entertained enter Jlned In my life and andthe andthe andthe the members of our temple vote Qte this thistho thistho thisthe tho best time ever to a man Our or organization organization organization ganization will be entirely disrupted if ifall Ifall Ifall all the members who have stated that they are going to take up a residence hero dont go to the bad from an bver doso of joy before they go back to Salt Lake Every oilier man an I meet tells tellsme tellsme me me he Is If coming back here to live and andsay andsay andsay say Im getting the California fever fevermyself fevern fevermyself myself seI.

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