Salt Lake Herald. (Salt Lake City) 1901-09-11 [p...

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Female Prophetess of Anarchism Delivers Fiery

Tirade Against the Government

Fate of of Indifference to Her But SaysHand in Affair

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Chicago Septanarchist red

banner Lon claim h standswhose words h claims his heartand his brain to attempt assassina-tion of president arrested hershortly before noon today

She disclaimed all but the slightestacquaintance with the presidents as-sailant she denied absolutely that shecr any anarchist she knew was impli-cated In ny plot to kill the presidentShe said she believed Csolgose actedentirely on his own responsibility andthat he never claimed to have been

by her as he Is as afThe president she averred with a

yawn was an insignificant being toher a mere human atorr ordeath were matters of Indif

CsoUroszs act wan foolish Y t she deit probably had Its Inspiration

misery which the seeniiim Violence said was not

in the faith of the anarchistand she had net advocated It In Cleve-land where Czoiyos add he hernor elsewhere

Kiss Goldman arrived here Sundayfrjm St Louis Her Immunity fromarrest while In the Missouri metropolisnnd up to today in Chicago affordedher mu h amusement She tcld in sen-tences punctuated with at hercapture today

In her conversation with reportersand she with them at lengthtwice day the excitementshe w as laboring under was suppressed

only once did she downcompletely was when Captain

from the offlce ofONeill to the cab which

was waiting to convey her to the womans annex to the Harrison streetpolice station For a moment she be-

came a woman pure and simple andcried In another howeverthis exhibition of over andwhen she put her foot on the step tp

Emma Goldman the high priestess ofanarchy u she has been styled byber followers

Wanted to Assist AnarchistsShe said her purpoSe In coming here

had been to assist the anarchtetti whowere arrested here several days agoShe had Intended to give herself up tothe police but delayed It for one rea-son and another until the police shehad so muh had taken

own hands She washeld on a warrant sworn out by Cap-

tain charging her with conthe president

coconspirators were named thealready in

She will be taken a magis-trate tomorrow It is expected that thecity will aX for a continuance of the

pending advices from Buffaloshall upon an Immediate

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the citywant me to go to I

know ropes and Ill makelight every step And I am notto KO at that

Miss Goldman manner was deflantos she was taken to the of thechief police but she disclaimed alt

Bave th t she admitted having met him

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the presidentI do not I never advocated rio

Ion I scarcely knew the man Iwas leavinsr for Rochester via Buf-

falo when rolowwith me He said he had heard melecture at some memorial hall in

last May and that heknow me He said he knew I was inChicago and looked me up I scarcelyremember anything aboutthat his cffraplexlon was

do you know thatties one who tried to kilt the

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Thought Czolgosz a FoolWhat did you think when hea d

an attempt to kill the presidenthad been made the woman wasasked

With a wave of her hands and an-other shruff of shoulders she repled disdainfully I thought Oh thefoolThe prisoners mann thus far had

although she made an evident effortto control In this she finallysucceeded into a diecourse the teachings of anarchy Shedeclarsd that anarchy did not teach

Of the act which hadf zcfccsz d aplsed and lated theover

We work against the system andeducation is our watchword she wildIt was early last July when I cam

vo hl ago to visit the Isaaks familyshe jy ntinued In answer to Interroga-tion concerning her whereabouts rcentb

On the night o July 3 Mr Isaakswee of th houre The belt rannnd I wont to the door Th man whoT lean through the newspapers wasC ol oBz stood there He said b-

vant l in me f was about to catchthe Nickel Plate train ms I and Mr-Inaaks laughter were about to fo toHochf ater He went to the RockIsland depo where us but Iwas 50 busy taking leave of my friendsthat I scarcely noticed him It rasnot a time one would want tomalt new friends At the had

f w w rd with him ot which Ihave told Thatwas all there ewrwns between PS

I am an anarchist a of so-rt nothing in I ev rsaid t Leon Cxolgosz knowingly couldhave lvi him to do set whichptart d cvorybody Friday

Not even in your lecturesn ked He sjra your words t hisbriiP on flr

Czolgosz Planned Deed Alonen I because some

crackbrained person puts a wrong con-struction on my wordsgoes r am convince planned the d funaided and entirely alone Therero anarchist ring which would holuhim There may be anarchists wivmurder hut ther are also men in everywalk of life who aotretimes feel the im-pulse to kll

I dont know sorely but I thinkCzoUfosz was tie of those dovntroden men who see alt the miserythe rit h inflict ujx n the poorthink of it who brool over It and

In despair r olvf to strike ablow as they think tot the good

of their fellow men that is potanarchy

CLolgoRz thf woman pronouncedthe name with the Kreftt st esseOaorjrosz may have been Inspired byme if r uns he took the wrongvay of if-

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discovered her at the borne of oneNorris at Wt Sb flMd avenue she de-nted liar Identity

Hello Miss Goldman said the capas he entered the Are

glad to see meTri not Miss Goldman Im a Swed-

ish woman and my name Is Lena Lar-son answered the endeav-oring to imitate a

All right I speak Swedish myselfsaid the police officer as he poured outa few questions in the

Miss Goldman did not answer himaffecting to misunderstand DetectiveHertz meanwhile had discovered a pen-holder with the name Emma Goldman engraved on it

What does this mean naked Captain Schuettler holding the inscribedpenholder

It means that the game is up sheShe then admitted her identity

and accompanied the officers Thewoman was hurried to the policechief a office Her appearance talliedexactly with the description sent outby the Associated Press yesterday

Detailed Her MovementsDuring the talk which followed Miss

man detailed as best she couldrecollect her movements since lastJuly She went Chicago to Bufate accompanied by MIJS Isaaks the

of Jie anarchisteditor arrested here In Buffalo theytopped two das and then proceededto Rochester they stopped atthe home of Miss Goldmans sisterMrs H Hochsteln of 213 Joseph streetHere they visited a little more thanfive weeks The only incident of it wasa short visit to and an-other to New York on business-

In the latter city Miss Goldman en-tered temporarily Into the employ of aflrm the name of which she would notdivulge Business for theta carried herto Pittsburgh She was In CincinnatiLabor day and that night left for StLouis

I saw the police there Sunday allthe prisoner said with a sarcas

laugh but they did not seeme I heard of the arrest of Mrsanks and his family and other

in Chicago and determined tocome here and see If I co lId rot helpthem Mr Isaaks had not been in thecountry long and I was afraid hewould not knot what to it when Inlegal difficulties

What have you done to help himCaptain Schuettler asked

Well she answered slowly Ihave been looking for men to go ontheir bonds providing the court wouldallow us to furnish them

Why did you deny your Identitythe captain pursued

Ob as to that I was not quiteready to show myself my friends werestill In Jail and I wanted to do some-thing for them However youve gotme but what Is there to It They hadme once In New York because ICardinal Manning who saidty knows no law but what good didthat

Harrison PresentThe chiefs office was crowded while

M186 Goldman talked Mayor Harri-son was an interested auditor At aconference this afternoon the city authorities resolved to continue to holdIsaaks and other allegedunder arrest here without

Im afraid I cannot help them nowsaid Goldman when the news wasbrought to hor

A message from Chief Bull of Buffaloto Chief of Detectives Colleran assertsthat Czolgosz waq In Chicago on Aug18 in company with Emma Goldmanand Abraham Isaaks

Isaaks and Miss Goldman deny theassertion They claim that they sawhim last on July 12 This discrepancyin the stories is now one of the chief

which the police are trying toThey adhere to the theory that

the attack on the president was the re-sult of a plot and that believe theplot was hatched in the west

It is the opinion of several lawyersthat Miss Goldman cannot bedited for trial In New Yorkand Czolcosz are with an of-fense under the tutes Thesuggestion that the wouldbe assassinmust be tried under the state lawsof New York for assault with intentto kill would it is said preclude thepossibility of Miss Goldman being ex

as an before theher alleged incendiary state-

ments wee not made in New Yorkand she is not a fugitive from justicefrom that state

It Is said hoWever that she andCzolgoez might be charged with an oftense under section 5508 of the federalstatutes which fixes a tenyear termof imprisonment and a 5000 fine fortwo or more persons who conspire toinjure any citizen In the exercise ofany right secured to him by the connUttttion and laws of the United StatesThe enforcement of this statute againstsaid permit of the formers extraditionfrom any state

Says PoVce Keep AnarchistisLater in the day Miss Goldman was

interviewed In the womans annex atuw police station by an Associatedand a stenographic re

MissI sure that the help

than I could do in tenmaking more anfrchists than the most prominent peepie could In the anarchist cause makeIf they only continueI shall be very grateful they will sayme of

if been on the downtown before her arrest she anI have beenshopping have in restaurants infact I passed hall severalThe kQew positively that Iwas coming she continued becauseI wrot on Kridmy from St Louts thatI was coming both to Mr Havelandand Mr Morrison I said I wouldcome Sunday if through with

business and if so I would telegraphthe hour of myarrival I also saidIf I did not come on I wouldsurely on Monday or Tuesday

letters they must haVe seen atavenueWhat do you think of your own arnrstT afce was asked-If I told you she replied it would-

took somewhat conceited and I certainwould nor like to be guilty of that

j Not only my arrest the otherssmack of the Haymarket The policeare v ry much In disrepute all overth country md wish to iflo some

to clear themselves They aretrying to make it an anarchist plotIf they wish to up a easemav succeed

Hanna the Jteal RulerReferring to the attempt on the lifepresident MIsS Goldman saidIt is a dirty trick to charg in thenewspapers reports that it was

of an anarchist Mark Hanrtahas been the ruler of this country notMcKinloy has been theinsignificant ruler that this coun

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presidents have had a heart or some-thing but this poor fellow God for-give him since he knows nothingIs a tool in the hands of the wealthyand It seems very remarkable for MarkHanna to say that he was notified of aplot for his assassination I think

too Insignificant for such aWhat man in the United States Is

of sufficient prominence to warrantsuch a plot she was asked

I am not In a position to say reMiss Goldman who ought to

The monopolists and thewealthy of this country are responsiblefor the existence of a Czolgosz If im-perialism would not grow in this coun-try If the liberties of the p plenpt trampled under foot there

been no vlolencReferring to the wouldbe assassin

Miss Goldman said I feel that theman Is one of those unfortunates whohave been driven by despair andto commit the deed I feel deeplyhim as an individual and I wouldfeel with anybody who suffers If Iha means I would help him as mucljas I could I would see that

counsel and that Justice was donehimLittle Interest in President

Although the whole world waitedeagerly Friday afternoon for the bulfrom the presidents bedsideMiss Goldman did not care enough

about the report that he had beenwhich she heard newsboysto buy a paper It was Saturday noonbefore her Interest was sufficientlyaroused to cause her to a news-paper containing the story She wasmore In the arrest of theChicaco anarchists than in the presidents condition When asked why shedid not appear before the police whenshe learned that she was wanted MissGoldman said

For reasons of my own I did notmake myself known I like to fool thepolice when I can The very fact thatcame to Chicago shows that I had nointention ef hiding myself If I hadwanted L would have been able to gofrom StLouis right acrossto Canadaand then they would have lookeda long time I came here especially to be on the spot when I saw thenecessity of announcing myself to thepolice and to be able to help MrIsaak and his they being amongthe arrested If the police

me the attack on the president I togive myself upWhen I arrived In Chicago I wentto a hotel and registered under an as-

sumed name Later I went to thehome of C P Norris whom I haveknown in a business way for about ayear AK far as I know he is not ananarchist but he saw no reason whyone individual should nQt give shelterto another in this land of the free andhe did ItHer Vew of the Shooting

Asked If she Czolgoszs actwas praiseworthy from her viewpoint-she answered I am not In a positionto say whether It was good or bad ItIs bad for the man who attempted todo It I am not In his boots and knownothing about it What I do notwhy they would make more fussabout the president than anybody elseAll men are born equal

But some men rise above the equality of birth a reporter suggested Weare all Interested in the man whom wehave made our chiefI dont think that men put him inoffice I think that money put him inoffice she replied

In reference to Czolgoszsstatement that he was Inspired by alecture of Miss Goldman In Clevelandthe prisoner said

As I have repeatedly said it Is foolish to think this man would claimthat he did that deed alone and unaided and at the same time claimedthat I Inspired him If he had accom-plices and still claims that he was acting alone do you think he would haveme out as the only friend heprotect by assuming entireresponsibility He may heard meCleveland for I lectured there twiceon May 6 lastAs to my arrest if the police hadvcalted a few minutes longer theywould have saved themselves the trou

ble and the glory I was about to glvomyself up I woulc have done so lastnight had I not had a severe headacheI decided that I would go this mornIng and give myself up When CaptainSchuettler verne out to arrest me hefound me dressing and I had a littlefun with him as I have told you before

I was born in St Petersburg ROetca thirtytwo years ago I came tothis country with my sister who is nowIn Rochester sixteen years ago Ispeak Russian German French andEnglish I came from the middle classIn Russia but my heart hasbeen with the poor and downtroSdenThe injustice of the Haymarketprosecution wade an anarchist of meI have taught the creed of anarchyever since

Look Like an AnarchistG at whose homeMiss Goldman was taken into custodyand who was later arrested is not the

the vord anarchist He is well builtgood looking neat even inpearance and is decidedly intelligentHe has no at buthas been a clerk and was Inthe insurance business He is a Canadian by birth but has become a citizen of thisWhen questioned by one of the police officers Morris disclaimed anyknowledge of any plot to assassinatethe president and said thai he knewnothing whatever of Whenhow Mlsa Goldman came to bean inmate of his place he replied thathe had a previous occasion Invitedher to make her home there whenevershe was in ChicagoIn reply to further questioning hesaid that he had MissGoldmans lectures to anarchismfrom a sociological standpoint Wishing to know more of Goldman hesought acquaintance merely be-cause he further knowledge ofthe principles sheWhen she came to your house did

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policeWell she said came to

the house that come here tosurrender herself to the Chicago pbiCe and I supposed she would do sowhen she sot ready

Dont you know asked the chiefof police she was not going tosurrender police at all Dontyou know that she was preparingleave Chicaso

No I dont was the reply Shetold me she was going to give herselfup and I had no reason to doubt her

I dont believe one word of thatsaid Chief of Police ONeill as Norriswas led away The woman was

to run away as we cantively show and of course this fellowmust have known It I shall hold himin custody and have him indicted forconspiracy to kill the president

In the Sheffield avenue flat whereNorris and Miss Goldman were ar-rested lived P Norris Mrs StellaThorndale Rowena a littlegirl daughter of andP C Verrall all of them friends ofMiss Goldman The police kept watch-on the flat all evening with the in-tention of arresting any of the Inmatesshould they appear It was through-a telegram sent by Miss Goldman to

H Verrall a brother of P CVerrall that the police first got on thetrail of her

Albert Verrall resides at SOS Oakdaleavenue and on Saturday a telegramwas delivered to his home from MissGoldman asking if It was true thatthe Isaak family had been arrestedShe had seen the story in the papersMiss Goldman said not believe

A reply was sent assuring herfamily was in custody and a

was received from Miss Goldman saylag that she would be In the onthe followins day

Miss Goldmaas telegrams are saidto have been dated In St Louis butthis Is not certain Information of theexchange of telegrams was secured bythe police and a watch was set on thepremises at 508 Oakdale avenue

About 830 Sunday night a womananswering the description of Miss Goldman called at the house Not crainlnjradmission by the front door she wentaround to the side and was in thehouse nearly an hour She was shadowed from there to the Norris flat onSheffield avenue

PREVIOUS PLOT TOKiLls THE PRESIDENT

New Sept 10rDetails of aagainst the

McKinley are given out oji authorlty it is said by Senator T EEllsworth according to a special to theTribune from Lockport N Y Hecredited with the statement that theplot was hatched In Paterson N Jabout the first of May and EmmaGoldman Luis Binesteln and otherprominent anarchists are said to have-been concerned in It AMichael Anrnzi it Is said

whose lot It fell to do the deedAt that time the president was on his

tour of the west and Anunzi left forSan Francisco where he expected

would be by the time hereached there But he arrived severaldays ahead and attondt several anarchist meetings where heyoung man to whom he told hispose The young man was none

a secret service detective andwas promptly arrested but

upon lack of evidence and certain ad-vices from Washington only the chargeof vagrancy was entered against him

The condition of Mrs McKinley Issaid to have had some bearing uponthe matter which was hushed upthe prisoner being sentenced for eightmonths in the San Francisco work-house

San Francisco policerecords of this not show thatany such man as Michael Anunzi wasever apprehended here on chargewhatever Chief Hazcn of the secretservice bureau In this city stated to-day that he never heard of Anunziand that no arrest for the offense men

was during the visit ofMcKinley or at any time

prior or subsequent to that occasionHe admitted however that threaten-ing letters were addressed to the

took every precaution whilePresident McKinley was in this citysaid Chief Hazen no effort wasto molest him in any and

were made Fouring letters which were addressed tothe president were sent out here fromWashington for us to investigate

Two were written here and thewere sent from interiorWe learned that all

written by cranks One letter coveredfour pages and was signed The GreatMining Expert In the West VThewriter threatened to kill the presidentand recited a number of alleged griev-ances Upon investigation we found hewas a miner who operated on a smallscale near a little town and that hedid not come to San Francisco

BILL TO EXCLUDE ALLANARCHISTS FROBT STATE

Milwaukee WIs Sept 10 SenatorJulius E Roehr will IntrQduce a bill inthe next session of the legislature toexclude from the state all anarchistsand all those engaged In teaching thedoctrines of

I believe that the bestway to fight anarchy anarchists andanarchism Is to make thft class keepout of the state Every ate ought topass such a law there wouldbe no open preaching of lawlessness inthe country I intend to introduce such-a measure at the next session of thelegislature unless before thatare better plans devised for fighting anarchy and anarchism

Maggio is ArrestedWashington Sept 10 Chief Wilkle

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Maggio who is a cornetist formerlytraveling with an opera company issaid to have made the statement not

that the president would beshot before Oct 1 and that he wassorry that he himself was not to dothe shooting Upon this statementreaching Chief Wilkle a secret serviceoperative was directed to proceed toNew Mexico where Maggio was re-ported to be and place him underarrest It is believed that this hasbeen

NATIONS DOORS AREOPEN 0X5 ANARCHISTS

New Sept 10 Immigrationwho is in charge-

at Ellis island says that it is impos-sible to keep anarchists out of thecountry

The law at present ntates plainlythat no one shall be refused admittance because of his political beliefsthe commissioner added and the onlyway that an anarchist can be kept outIs by proving that he had a criminalrecord on the other side

The declaration was made In responseto a query as to what would be doneIn regard to a number ofwho are on their way overEngland Scotland Yard officials hadcabled descriptions of these men andit was thought that their entrance tothis country could be prohibited

These anarchists In most cases arenot paupers and meet all the require-ments of the Immigration laws thecommissioner said

Mrs Czlogosz in BuffaloNew York Sept special to the

Herald from Buffalo says Mrs Czolgosz mother of the man who attemptedto assassinate President McKinley wasin Buffalo She madeno attempt to see her son In somemysterious manner however helearned of her presence here and whenDistrict Attorney Penney asked himif he wanted a lawyer Czolgosz saidNo no lawyer now When the

time comes I will be supplied withcounsel and there will be ormoney for my defense

Can Expel AnarchistsNew York Sept 10 Justipe McAdairt

of the New York supreme court givesthe opinion that Emma Goldman andother who are naturalizedcan from the country onthe that they swornfalsely in that they have obtained cer-tificates of citizenship by fraud In tes-tifying that they are attached to theprinciples of our government and wouldsupport its constitutional laws

Take Census of AnarchistsNew York Sept 10 Police Chief

Murphy today published a general orto all commanding officers in thepolice directing them to

take a livingin their districts thelist to where the detectlve conduct a generalsurveillance upon the anarchists of thecity

Police to Use Drag NetNew Ydrk special to the

Herald from says From twosources each of which is unimpeach-able It is learned that the police of theUnited States are nearly ready to drawa drag net and capture a host of anarchists all of whom are believed tobe concerned In the plot to murderPresident McKinley and other representatives of the government

HOTEL ARRIVALSThe S Roberts New YorkAugust Zwick St Louis M D HuckinsAspen Wyo Mr and Mrs A E SoffelPa G W Koenig Boston KB Huston of Mexico O J Fredricks Kansas City J G Fowler DallasTex E L Braddock Boston J HickeyWashington Miss Martin St T

Miller Denver Dr A HCouncil Bluffs Ia R T Watkins Detroit N R Ferguson and wife Miss Barthels Charles E Moore andwife Honolulu Mrs it D Parker city

S Hill Pueblo Colo R J Daneon Bath N Y G J Weil Buffalo NY D V Gammon Denver C M SeasonOgden J J Hall Rockford Ill John Fand niece San R RPatterson M StLouis Cleveland 0 RC Lorensen Indianapolis Ind Tom JMitchell San Francisco H J Rlgden

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The Knutsford FrederickSpokane and Mrs W H Utley RockSprings Gardner L Booths Alexandria-va I B Birch and wife Master BirchBoston Miss Irene D Chicago FD Holm Clarence E Cincinnati-A F Dudley New York E Chartln Denver M D Sample Plttsburg J M Batterton York M H Mainzet Chi-cago Francis Smith San Francisco MrsCharles Goodall and Mrs W W Goodall

Hanson Mrs C N HansonLos Angeles George Husted NewYork Hunter C Teake and wife W WTeake jr and Miss M E Teake NewOrleans E J Horan Scranton Pa FE Churchill L Churchill Butte MrsJ K Amsbe Miss Cornelius Armsbe MissM Anderson Mrs N G Piers MaeLouise Piers and Belle Elizabeth PiersChicago Vianette Anatato Venesla

F Reichenstein B Koetler Ger-many M BreithauptThe Cullen W M McCarty Butefleld

Dan L Williams Beaver John McKeonMllford W Pocatelio JH Grayblll Nampa S P Young SanFrancisco C K Renfro J A C FreundJames McFadden and wife MontpelierW G Webb Ogden E J Pocatello William Ochs and wfe BinghamE Edmonds Eureka James Cleary Denver C E Christenson San FranciscoThomas Livingston Mont CHayes and wife Gregson Mont M SulBran Butte F C Berger New York WD Hudson Denver

Kelly HCastle Gate J C Livingston jr

Green O R P Pollock M DGraceville Minn R W Landrum LosAngeles Cal E Clement Dillon MontMiss E Lewis G W Lewis La GrandeOre E M Johnson Mark Johnson Cowley Wyo Tom Callanan Masterhn Evanston Wyo F AD England Tooele S Lwife L HendershyColo A Green J CedarIa J Shelton Tooele B D ChristianColoradoSprings Mrs E Dalton MissMeda Dalton Thomas De LaMar TooeleF H Cunningham and wire PuebloColo George P Whltcomb ChicagoMrs S B Nelson Payson George CoustKaysvllle J D Connell California Leo

W Kelly urantsville Miss JDenver H P Knowles St

Louis H C Morey Evanston Wyo AW Bingham John T Flinders

C Parkinson Preston Ida W A McIntosh BurlingtonWyo A V Wllbanks Croats

The J Gordan B MGould St Louis A A Terry LeadvlileColo J Ryan Chicago A Lindholm andwife Tooele M Newhouse Kansas CityMo Henry Adams James MaraPark City G Young Denver JohnHague Udall J S Barrel BoiseJ Anderson Ore Thomas Callahan Evanston Bert Nelson C MHolllngworth Denver F Glasser Butte

The Manitou Mrs O H SwingleyMiss Swlngley Beatrice L P andwife Evanston Ills V S Devor A HCarter Council Bluffs

Eleventh Ward FairIn the Eleventh ward meeting houselast the residents of the warda kirmess with a goodsized

in attendance Tho affair consistsof a number of fancy booths which arcvery tastefully and neatly arranged aof horrors an Ice cream andrefreshment parlor and a vaudeville the-atre

The booths which are all on the mainfloor are for candy Red Cross boothwhere work Is sold fish pondweighing booth popcorn and peanut

and lemonade booth IP the gallery are the chamber of horrors anafortunetelling booth and In the basemento t iivInteresting programme is gwenpart of the evening a veryinteresting programme wxs given and a

than wfis in J1who attended It will run the balance ofthe week with a Saturday matineeThe general committee of Joseph F Aw A WBrown

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But Councilman CanningsWas Turned Down

HELD A LIVELY SESSION

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The story of last nights sessionof thecouncil may be summed up threeWords brief but breezy The Insur-gents lacked two votes of the majoritynecessary to tho vetoof the ordinance

in tho appointment ofGeorge jr as day ofstreet sprinkling with some strenuous-ness Mr Canning bowledover without regard to his orfeelings and papa the councilmanthe Second also came In for a Joltor two

member who Is In the city wasthe list of containingthe names of Davis After the minutes had been read Edgar

Howe moved that the rules be suspendedand that the first order of business becommunications from city officers Thiscleared the decks for some of the mayorsstate The taken up was theVeto measure

Veto is SustainedIt will be remembered that some weeksago the an ordinance talcing the distribution of Irrigation waterout of the hands of the street supervisor

and over to the city engineerMayor chief reason for dis-approving the proposed law was that theengineer enough dutiesto performTho veto message was read by Re-

corder without anydebate President Buckle put thequestion Shall the ordinance benotwithstanding the objectionsmayor thereto namewas reached on the roll call he madethe only remarks the proposition

I vote aye because I that ordi-nance to be an absolute necessity saidhe Even the mayor In veto doesntdispute the fact that the man now filling the position of watermaster is

His objection te that the cityhas plenty to do I believe

if he was directed to distribute the waterin addition to his other duties he couldsecure competent help and accomplish thework to the entire satisfaction of allcitizens

Our people have been Imposed on thiscouncil has been on by thewatermaster were told that the

there was no Irrigating water wasbecause there was no water in the canalToday there is plenty of water In thecanal and yet we have none for irriga-tion This snows that the watermaster im

I think the mayor Is wrong

The result of the vote showed eight Infavor of the ordinance over theveto of the mayor and five against it ortwo votes of the constitutional twothirds majority Those voting aye

C R HoweHowe Reid Robertson Tuddenham

Buckle tire negatives were Canning Cot-trell Hewlett Thomas and

Canning TurnedNext a communication mayor

appointing George Cannon Jr as dayof street sprinkling was

Robertson to know If thewas supposed to be the son ofCouncilman Canning Here tho

he had justfrom the mayor In

structing him to change Cannon toCanning Tires after Cottrell had

moved the confirmation of the appoint-ment and Canning had seconded

Robertson said a few thingsI am opposed to this he beSome months ago we passed a

resolution authorizing appointment ofand foremen of the sprinklingdepartment In the hope that we might im-

prove the conditions that then existedAt that time young Mr Canning ivtesforeman It doesrft seem profitable thatwe could Improve the system with himas

But I am opposed to his confirmationfor another reason I very seriously ob-ject to the son of any councilman holding a in the city governmentEspecially do I object In this case for It

generally understood that thefather Is well off in this worlds goodsand amply able take care of himselfand his son too If necessary

The roll call TUB ordered and proceededwithout explanation until PresidentBuckles name the last on the list wasreadied I vote no said heI have always opposed nepotismlie affairs and think it should be dis-couraged at all times

The vote was five in favor of confirming the appointment and itThe affirmatives were Canning CottrellHewlett Thomas and Whittemore thenegatives Fernstrom Hartenstein C REdgar Howe Reid Robertson

BuckleThe appointment of Russell G Schulder

as clerk police court vice DIehlappointed judge was now taken

Unanimously on motion orHartenstein adjourned tomeet tonight at 730 oclock-

It was expected that Chief of PoliceHilton would be heard before the committee of the whole on the Sunday clos-ing question last night but the councilmen were morn Interested In the bicycleraces The chief was there and said hewas ready to go ahead but the hearingwas postponed until tonight

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When comment had died out concern-Ing the more important features of thebig fire yesterday roe asto what would be event onthe Van Kuran case the evidence uponwhich the suit to convict theformer treasurer havingbeen kept In the auditors office ofdestroyed building

There to be but slight prospecthowever that theKuran has uses destroyed

District Attorney Eleanor stated lastevening that he to be able to

trialVan Kurans according to

the prosecution said Xlra of about two Veers and

in entries In three differentbooks These books have been kept inthe auditors office I think In the vaultI have inspected them two or three timesand have an abstract prepared

CHARGE OF KIDNAPINGOfficer of Pattern Makers League

Under Arrest at DenverDenver Colo Sept 10 William L

Wright said to be a special organizerof the Pattern Makers League ofNorth America Is under arrest in thiscity on charges of kidnaping and high-way He accused of com

kidnaping of C Wa pattern maker Saturday

Walters was forcibly bya dozen men thrownwagon and driven ten miles into thecountry All his clothing was removedand he was told that unless he leftDenver forever he would be killed Arope was placed about hls neck and hewas threatened with instant death Aifter his had been returned tohim he across the bafckeighteen times with a rope

Walters that therobbed watchsays watch was tohim He charges that a plot had benformed to drive himself and W J Mudson out of the city and that Wrightled him Into the trap set for him

Wright denies Walters story and de-clares that he was working to securea revocation of order expellingWalters and Hudson from the PatternMakers union Wright came fromButte Mont two months hasbeen working at his trade city

TRAGEDY IN WYOMING

Montana Man Kills Woman and ThenCommits Suicide

Cody Wyo Sept 10 News hasbeenreceived here from Thermopolls that-a clothing solicitor from BillingsMont named Walters shot and killedMrs A L of Otto afterwardshooting cutting his throatIt appears that he had been

with the woman who objected tohis attentions Meeting her on thestreet he made A proposal of marriageShe refused and he commenceding at her the second bulletlife while she was endeavoring to escapeWalters then shot himself and after

cut his throat TEfe is yet alivedie His victim was a wealthy

middleaged widow conducting a largestore at Otto

Wants an InvestigationDenver Colo Sept 10 Platt Rogers

president of the Colorado Bar association today presented a petition toJudge Johnson successor to Judge Midhas in the criminal division of the cir-cuit court asking him to call a grandjury to investigate the charges of

jury bribing and also to invesconduct of every department

of the court under Judge Mullins administration Judge Johnson took thepetition under advisement and said hewould announce his decision tomorrow

IdahoWashington D C Id Idahopouunasters appointed Eastman

Cameron county vice P P1

Spekker resigned G T Young Centercounty vice N H Young re-signed C C Laudee Murray

vice Winfield ErvinPleasant View Oneida

L E Wlgrnt resigned ThornsPollock Idaho county vice A C

McNelll dead

PensionsSpecial to

Washington Sept 10 Original pensionsC monthly were granted

Payson and WarrenD Robbins Stuart Ida

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and some of these tres in VanKurans handwriting abstractwould he t3condary evidence and thebooks would b much more valuable Icannot toll yt whether or Tot we havesufficient evidence to go to trial If wehave not the case will dismissed Thatis all that cn be

Acting Auditor wen seen tartevening declared be did n n know wlir-th i rorfl rMerred to b the districtattorney were He said howevrthat ooth the and tIle sale in hidepartment were intact from which itmay be deducted that if the books vrin either place they have not been de-stroyed

A Pew PointersThe recent statistics of the number-

of deaths show that the largedie with consumption This diseasemay commence with an apparentlyharmless cough which can be curedInstantly by Kemps Balsam for theThroat and which is suar inteed to cure all

25cxand SOc Trial size freesale by GodbePltts Drug com

Bobbed a PostofficeGuthrie O T Sept 1ft Unknown

blew open a fe in theat Edmund Okla this scorning and

over 1600 Deputy United Stateshave been sent to the scene

Charles Repkigle of Atwater 0 wasunable to work on account of kIdneytrouble After using Foleys KidneyCure four days he was cured JohnsonPratt Drug company

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We have too a hat made of not quiteso flue stock which we sell for 250 thewilt hold color and shape and give splen-did satisfaction

These hats are special values styles thelatest and are the results of long studyin the eastern markets by one of the bestbuyers in the couutry

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