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REDS PREACH VIOLENCE. ANOTHER 8EN8ATION. LATE NEWS ITEMS. Chicago Socialists Would Resort to NEWS OF THE WORLD TWENTYFIVE RILLED Boise Authorities Fear Because THOUSANDS PERISH A cargo inspection bureau may be Arms to Avenge Death. Powder Robberies. " 1 | established In the near future by the Chicago March 6.—Two thousand Another sensation, which many as­ SUIT TEtEHAPH mus non socialists, some of them of . a radical RESULT OF TORNADO DOWN A T sert has connection with the Steunen- ON TAilTE AND ADJACENT stamp, held two meetings Sunday and berg murder case, was brought out iU.FAITS OF THE GLOBE. pledged armed revolution and their MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI. Saturday at Boise, Idaho. During the LANDS DURING STIRS f c r j K £g£ lives to the "workingmen's cause” If evening the powder house of the East- Hayward. Moyer and Pettlbone, man-Teller Hardware company was - Commissioner of Public Works Jo- A Review of Happenlnge In Boti) fleers of the Western Federation of Twenty-four Persons Were Injured broken Into and a considerable quanti­ Several Have Disappeared— Damages sePh Medill Patterson, has tendered Eastern and Western Hemisphere« Miners, should be sent to the gallows and Property Loss Will Be Over a ty of No. 1 giant powder taken. The Are Placed at fiSJWOJJOO-Hurrlcan. \ c ^ V^ U° a to M* T°r Dunne * for the alleged murder of Governor robbers did not break open the door, Million—Twelve Blocks of Business During the Past Week— National, Steunehberg of Idaho. but dug a hole through the back wall, Reached 120 Miles—Brltleh Consul' Captain William D. Mathews^' the Historical, Political and Personal There were speakers who urged Center 8wept Away—State 8wells replacing the stones after taking the Appeals for Help to United States 0,dest colored resident of Kansas and revolution by means of the ballot and powder. It Is reported 400 pounds _ . . . I th* official head of the negro Mnaona, Events. Relief Fund—Convicts Aid. Government for Aid—Many Suffer. dI#d recently at his home in Leaven- others who advised taking up arms to were taken, but the company does not avenge the death of the accused men think It nearly so much. The powder ------worth, Kan., after an Illness of four Former Governor James H. Hogg of If they should be convicted and Meridian, Miss., March 4.—Twenty house of the Idaho Hardware and The San Francisco Evening Poat: weeks- Texas died at Houston recently. hanged. Those who admonished ways persons are known to have been killed Plumbing company was also broken .1.1«. that 10,000 p.raons cerU h« W M th« .Ut.mmt t M b . » „ I d - ¿pen, but members of the company re­ Nearly ¿000 refugees from RuCTla ' peace to accomplish their ends were i ered the Montana Mining. Loan ft In- as a result of the tornado which swept fuse to state whether anything was during the .torsi on Tmhltl u d ad- eotupan, ot Rttt. Doth!« arrived In New York last week. heard In silence. Those who preach­ ed violence and resort to arms were over a section of this city. Twenty- taken. An attempt was also made to Jacent Islands, several of which, 1U j less than a "get rich quick” scheme, The English king was given an ova­ wildly cheered agai nand again. The four persons were Injured and prop­ flfen the house of the Carlaon-Lusk account says, have disappeared. It Judge W. H. Hunt In the United tion by crowds and officials at Paris. temper of both meetings was plainly erty with an estimated value of $1,- company. Theft of the powder gives places the damage at $5,000,000. These ! 3,ate* court sentenced Harry L. Haupt Resistance to the making of Inven­ In favor of a radical action. 000.000 was destroyed. Twelve blocks rise to no little apprehension. The reports have not been confirmed by!lu »Heged president, now a resident tories of church property continues in One of the speakers Improvised In the center of the business section suggeetivenesa of the theft Is empha­ the officers of the steamer Mariposa, I °* Spokane, to pay a fine of $609 and the French provinces. poetical platform, and when It was re­ was swept away and not one house of sized by knowiaigo of the fact that which brought the news of the disaster serve months In the county Jail The fierce storm which swept over cited there was great applause and any consequence along Front street many of the worst characters of the from Papeete. at Helena on each of three counts of North Dakota the last three days of shouts of "Good, good." was left standing. In the terror and Coeur d'Alene« and Cripple Creek are The moat destructive cyclone ever the Indictment under which he had last week, blockaded all the trains. Hege is the way the lines ran: confusion following the storm reports gathered In Caldwell and other points experienced In the Society and Tua- been convicted recently, the specific Charles W. Ward, the Boston attor­ Will Moyer and Hayward die T of an appalling loss of life were cur­ In Canypn county. A Silver City motu Islands occurred on February 8. charge being that he had sent lottery saw one of the most radical agitators tickets from Montana to several other ney who shot himself at Los Angeles if they die, here's our cry: rent, but after a careful canvass of Tbe damage In Tahiti Is estimated states of the Union by express. This with Suicidal Intent, died soon after. "There are twenty million workingmen the situation the following list of dead of bis camp in Caldwell, and another $1,006,000, and presumably a similar Who will know the reason why.” man from Silver City reports that made a total of $1500 and an Imprison­ A severe gale which prevailed re appears to be complete: amount of property was destroyed on A collection amounting to several many of the radical union men have ment of six months. cently and did considerable damage Whites: Patrick McGinnis, conduc­ the Tuamotu Islands. The city of hundred dollars was taken to help the quit work and left town. He thinks along thp waterfront at San Francisco. tor; Cliff Edwards, flagman; Papeete was Inundated and about 75 The senate oommittee on agriculture accused defend themselves In the Tarry, W. B. Nelson, Mrs. E. A. Sin­ they are in Canyon county. Officers houses destroyed. Including tlW Amer­ has adversely reported Senator Hey- In connection with the coming In­ have recognized several hard charac­ ternational exposition at Milan, the gleton and 2 year old granddaughter, ican consulate and the French govern­ bora's bill, whioh has for Its purpose ters from Cripple Creek. taking away from President Roosevelt king of Italy will donate $18,000 In J. R. -Smith, Mr. Stewart and little ment building. The shipping In the son of Cottondale, Mrs. Smith of Cot- Threatening letters are numerous. harbor of Papeete escaped injury, ow­ the power to create forest reserve« and prizes. It is said that persons connected with placing that power back into tbe hands D. H. Jarvis, formerly an officer In tondale, Claude Williams, B. F. Elmlre, ing to the direction of the wind, hut the prosecution have been warned. of oongrees. Senator Kitredge was the the revenue cutter service, has declin­ ADAMS’ CONFESSION proprietor of a restaurant; seven col­ tears are entertained for vessels which One Is said to have been advised ho onljjman to vote tor the bill. ed the appointment as governor of ored persons. were cruising near the Tuamotu Isl­ The 16 clerks In the Queen and will be dynamited unless the c ands. Following Senator Clapp'« speech Alaska. against Moyer and Haywood are dls- The 8hah’s second brother, Nalb-Bs- IS STARTLING Crescent offices - who were reported The schooner Papeete was sub­ for the railroad bill last Wednesday. Saltaneh, has been reappointed war killed have all been accounted for. merged for an hour near Anaa, Tua­ Senator Tillman asked Senator Clapp minister, a post which he held from A mass meeting of citizens was motu. Her captain, Philip Mlchaelll, several questions shout his construct­ Denver, Col., March 8.— “ St. John called and $8000 waB Immediately sub­ estimated that the waves were 65 ion of the right of the oonrts to sus­ 1804 to 1$?6. pend the rates fixed by tbe commission, Word has been received that Alfred killed Wesley J. Smith and his body scribed to aid tbe destitute and in­ feet high. It was Impossible to see and Senator Clapp’s reply indicated Von Steiger of Wilton, N. D., has was cremated In a limekiln on the out­ jured. The Mississippi legislature. In GRAND JURY 20 feet away at 3 o’clock In the day, that he did not believe the power of been killed by Yaqul Indians In the skirts of Telluride. Arthur L. Collins session at Jackson, has appropriated and the sailors had to be lashed to the assassinated by me. The bodies $5000 to the relief fund. vessel. the oonrts ooold he interfered with. mountains of Sonoro. Mexico. Senator Tillman replied that " If this Attorney General Ellis of Ohio has of J. W. Barney and John Mahoney, Governor Vardaman secured a spe­ HAS INDICTED Many of the natives climbed ooooa- is true, we are faoe to faoe with sur­ announced that he will at once bring also killed in Telluride, were oremated cial train and, loading it with convicts nut trees; others put out to sea tn in the same limekiln." from the Rankin county farm, de­ small boats.- Bridges and roads were render. If oongrees is to he hedged suit to oust the Ohio Wholesale Gro­ Caldwell, Idaho, March 7. — The This, it is reported from an authori­ spatched It at once to Meridian. The badly damaged on tbe island of Tato-i. about by judicial decrees we will have cers' association from Ohio under the grand jury, whioh has been investigat­ tative souroe, is a part of the confes­ city now enjoys the unique spectacle Breadfruit, cocoanut, banana and plan­ to reform the supreme oonrt, for the antitrust law. ing the assassination of former Govern­ sion of Steve Adams, alias Steve Diok- tain trees were blown down In great people are determined to have relief." Owing to the great Influx of home- of state convicts aiding in the rescue or Frank Steunenberg, has made its re­ son, the/so called "slugger” of the numbers, which will result-in hardship seekers Into the northwest, orders work. port to Judge Smith. Jndge Smith MONTANA 8QUIBB8. "inner efrole" of the Western Federa­ to the natives and materially affect have been given to extend the home- Freaks of the Tornado. Withheld the names of the persons In­ tion of Miners. Besides clearing up commerce during the next two or three Judge William H. Hunt haa appoint­ seekers’ rates 10 days, which brings dio ted. It is stated, however, that the the mystery surrounding the destb of Charles Harris, an operator for the ed H. A. Burrell aa United States com­ It up to April 16. six men under arrest and detained in years. The French gunboat Zqlee has two men, Adams, it is said, has reveal­ Queen ft Crescent railroad, owes his missioner at Landusky. S. O, Wallace, president of the Un­ t&e state penitetniary at Boise are in- gone to the Tuamot&TstanOa with sup­ ed the names of the assassins who kill­ escape from Injury when the wind J. P. Kelly is president, as he heads ion of Forge A Foundry Co. of Van- clnded in the indictments and that they plies of food and fresh water. The ed Barney and Mahoney in Telluride. struck that building to the fact that the list of officers of the mill and dergrlft. Pa, Is under arrest at Chi­ «fill be arraigned before Jndge Smith. British consul has appealed to the The names of these murders are with­ he was already a cripple. Many of the Smeltermen’s union in Anaconda. cago on a charge of embezzling over It is believed that a special train will United States government officials for held until they are apprehended. others in the building when they heard aid for 500 British subjects. Some The Anaconda City Improvement $20,000 from his Arm. Adams, in hla oonfeasion, gives the be need to bring tbe men here from association haa been organized with a Senator Heyburn's bill providing for the wind roaring outside attempted Boise, as the officers fear that an at­ Americans have sustained heavy minutest details of the murders of the to escape and several of them were losaes, and probably there will be a membership of nearly fifty citizens. a public highway on the east side of four and tells of the instructions given tempt upon tbe life of Harry Orchard Governor Joseph K. Toole haa ap­ Fort Sherman, Kootenai county, Idaho, killed. Harris was handicapped and or Steve Adams mav be made if any few instances of utter destitution. The regarding their assassinations, ge in­ squatted on the floor hoping that the pointed Emerson Hill as a member of was favorably reported by the senate opportunity is offered. None of the de Americans are hopeful of securing sists that Co 11 ins and Barney were kill­ storm might pass over his head, which help from the United States. Money the Helena executive board of the committee on public lands. ed on orders fiom the federation head­ fondants were preeent in oonit when State Normal school, to succeed 7. C. It did. He escaped with a few scratch- the grand jury reported. and not food is required. The will of the late John A. McCall quarters in Denver. Kress. was recently filed. The estate, ac­ i The hurricane reached the velocity Mahoney and Smith were done away Among the other freaks the wind LT. GEN. SCHOFIELD DEAD. of 120 miles an hour. It struck the At a recent meeting of the Billings cording to the petition for probate, Is with upon interactions of the "inner played was the carrying of a little ba­ Islands about midnight on February city school board, bids for the con­ valued at over $20,000 and left entire­ cirole” of the Telluride Miners’ union, by of Jim Stewart's from Its home, 7, and continued until about 4 o'clock struction of a new school building, to ly to his wife. The will Is dated Feb­ aooording to Adams. A ll the men Aged Warrior Passes Away at 8L sweeping It through the air many feet on the next day. The Island of Anas, be erected on North Thirty-first street, ruary 17. who disappeared mysteriously from Augustine. above the ground and finally deposit­ Tuamotu group, la believed to have were opened. The contract was award­ The Duke of Connaught, who has Telluride were oremated in a limekiln. ing It gently on the ground uninjured. 8t Augustine. Fla.. March 5.—Lien- been the center of the storm. At Pa­ ed to E. H. Ganon for $26,750. been on a tour of Inspection In 8outb itenant General John Schofield, U. S. The baby lay in the rain for some peete. about 7 o’clock on the evening Sheriff Gibson of Boulder haa se­ Africa, has witnessed a war dance by 8PORTING NOTES. A', former head of the army, died at time but appeared none the worse for of February 7, the sea began to break cured requisition papers and has gone 12,000 natives. Such an armed as­ 8:20 o'clock Sunday night. He was to Salt Lake to bring back Richard semblage Is without parallel In times The new foot ball rules provide for Its experience. This morning about 5 heavily, over the reef; the waves In 'clock when the searchers found the attacked with cerebral hemorrhage. the harbor washed over the quay. Flaherty, who was arrested on com­ of peace. 30 minute halves Instead of 35 minute His wife and young - daughter were missing child It was peacefully sleep­ There was no wind. Toward 10 o'clock plaint of relatives of Miss Laura Hall, Representative Grandon of Rhode halves, with an intermission of 10 mlu­ with him, for not fulfilling his promise of mar­ tes. ing. people dwelling in the vicinity of the Island has withdrawn from the race John McAllister Schofield was bora riage. for the chairmanship of the democrat­ John D. Middleton, the veteran foot­ One of the tragedies of the tornado water front were compelled to aban­ was the suicide of Claude Williams, at Gerry, N. Y., Sept. 29, 1821, and don their homes, securing, as a rale, The largest mining deal for a long ic congressional campaign committee. ball captain, has been elected captain was educated there and at Bristol and floor manager of the Meier-Neville only a small part of their belongings. time in Helena has been consummated This practically Insures the election of of the 1906 baseball team of the Uni­ Freeport, III. He entered West Point Hardware company. Mr. Williams was The merchants and clerks went by A. W. Martin In the sale of the Mr. Griggs of Georgia. versity of Idaho. in 1849 and was graduated in 1853. He at the center of the first floor when stores and warehouses, only to die- Jay Gould mine. In the vicinity of Springfield, O.—George Davis, the Yale Saturday defeated Princeton In served in garrison in South Carolina the building collapsed. His cries for cover that It was quite Impossible to Helena, to a syndicate of eastern capi­ brakeman who was shot by a colored the annual chess match between the and Florida until 1856, was assistant help were heard, but all efforts to save goods on the lower floors. An talists. for a cash consideration that Is man last week, died two days later. It two universities, played In this city, by pfofessor of natural philosophy at reach him were futile. When he hour latqy high seas broke, complete­ understood to be $450,000. was the shooting of Davis that led eight game8 to two. West Point from 1855 to 1860, and un­ realized his doom he ended his suffer­ ly demolishing the government slip Captain J. J. Healy. formerly of to the riots In this city on Wednesday The March card for the Spokane der leave of absence was professor of ings by slashing his throat with his and buildings, besides causing great Fbrt Benton, and who is known to and Thursday nights. Amateur Athletic club will be a 20 physics st Washington university In pocket knife. His body was recovered damage to the coal sheds. The guar­ every old timer in Montana, with 200 Charles H. Brickensteln, who resign­ round contest between “Kid" Parker SL Louis until April, 1861. Mr. Williams was about 25 years of dian of the arsenal, Teffer Adams, an men. will start In the spring on an ex­ ed as treasurer of Conejos county, Col­ of Denver and Maurice Thompson of Promoted for Gallantry. pedition to Alaska, his destination be­ orado, has confessed to a shortage of Butte. age, unmarried, and the only support expert swimmer, was In the water for of two sisters. . In the civil war he became brigadier many hours, and assisted In warning ing a part of the territory that haa not $62,000. Fred Warshauer, one of the Kid Fredericks of Buffalo. N. Y„ been explored. ex-treasurer's bondsmen, says he will knocked out Sailor Kelly in the ninth general in November, 1861, and major and rescuing many persons. Later Reports. general of volunteers in November. Professor W. J. Elliott, of the dairy pay the shortage In full. round of a rattling good fight at Ward- Village of Tarona Vanishes. department of the state college at -, Idaho. The honors between the Meridian. Miss., March 6.—The re­ He commanded a department and Des Moines.—The body found cling­ The village of Tarona, near the Bozeman. Is planning to make a tour ing to a cake of ice near Harvey re­ two scrappers had beea fairly even up vised list of the dead and Injured as in the field, was in the Atlanta campaignX and later commanded at the arsenal, was completely swept away, of all the creameries of tbe state the cently, has been Identified as that of till the time Fredericks hung the fatal the result of the tornado shows a total battle of Franklin. Tenn., for which it consisted of the mission buildings last of March or the first of April, George W. Chapman, an Emmetsburg punch on the point of Kelly's chin. of 24 dead and 4®ijured, a number of and homes of native converts ot the holding a one-day dairy school at each merchant, who disappeared December One man from the far west, Bert whom are not expected to live, he was made brigadier general and Reorganized Latter Day Saints' mis­ creamery for the benefit of the farm­ 19. He is believed to have been mur­ Kerrigan of Portland, and four win- The property loss Is estimated at brevet major general in the regular sion. formerly under the’ direction of ers of the vicinity. In the Lewis and Clark Amateur $1,250,000, the number of destroyed army. dered. Captain Joseph Burton of California. The engineers' society of the college Recent official reports show that Athletic union senior championship; residences alone being placed at 600, After the war General Schofield be­ Matters were worse In Papeete than at Bozeman, which Include« all the stu­ Uncle Sam Is easily the greatest lum­ Kerrigan In the high jump, E. B. Glov­ practically all being in the Lindsey came division commander. He was In the suburbs. To the west of the dents In the four-fears’ engineering berman In the world. The greater er of Chicago In the pole vault, Archie Hill section of the east end and secretary of war in 1868V69. From 1888 arsenal along the water front dwell­ course, has arranged to make a trip to part of the timber that Is used In mak­ Hahn in the sprints, J. Mitchell of Georgetown. 1895 he was in command of the ing houses and commercial establish­ Butte the last of this month to study ing everything from matches to masts New York in the weights, have been Of the sufferers from the tornado army of the United States and was made lieutenant general In 1895. He ments were Invaded by the water the application of mechanical, civil and It hauled from the shores of Nprth named as members of the American only five carried tornado insurance, which broke at the quay about 10 feet electrical engineering In the Anaconda American continent. i to compete at Athens from April amounting to $67,000. retired from the service by operation high, but rushed through the narrow smelter, the Butte power plant and The Pennsylvania Railroad company 22 to May 2 In the Olympic games. Work of relief was continued all day. of the law on September 29, 1895. He streets many feet higher. The ship­ mines, and the substation ot the Butte proposes to build a double track rail­ Harry Tenny, who died next day af­ and hundreds of mechanics will begin was 46 years in the army. building yards of Captains Petersen, Electric company. They expect to road, paralleling the present line from ter his flght with ..Frankie Nell last the work of rebuilding tomorrow. soeDd two days, at least. Professor Reports received from Macon, Ma­ Engulfs Italian Hamlet. Brown and Ben Chapman were de­ Pittsburg to Philadelphia and New week at San Francisco, was born In Thaler, Couper, Tannatt and Dearborn rlon and Meehan Junction, all of which stroyed. York. According to preliminary esti­ Canada, on March 25. 1885. and was Rome.—The village of Tavernola, will probably accompany them. were reported destroyed, stated that built on the perpendicular cliffs above mates fully $20,000,000 will be ex­ therefore 21 years of age. He was 5 18 FIR8T AMERICAN DEPORTED. A bloody tragedy occurred at Carl­ there were no fatalities at those places. t-qke Iseo, in the province of Brescia, pended In the work. feet 1 inch in height and foughi at the ton, Mont., 15 (nilee from Missonis in The reconstruction of the Hungarian regular bantamweight figure, 115 Meehan Junction escaped entirely. The wil almost entirely destroyed by the general relief committee today decided England's Immigration Act Is Applied the Bitter Boot valley Monday after­ cabinet Is announced from Budapest. pounds. He began lighting in 1903, rolks suddenly giving way. apparently noon, when C. A. Alls, a rancher, shot to accept the volunteer contributions to David Allen. The new ministers evidently were se­ and lost but three fights In his whole b«a\tse the lake had eaten into the and instantly killed William Hoff, who lected primarily with the view to their career, one being to John Crowe, on from other points, but stated positive­ bane of the cliff. The disaster was The first American to be deported ^ntT^thTvaUsy"la»t~su______fitness and willingness to help the December 31, ItVf, in four rounds, and ly that Meridian was not seeking out­ preceded by a loud roaring sound. from England under the new imml- philiraborg, where he had resided for crown carry out its policy in the face the other two to Frankie Nell, the side aid. „ Ich enabled the 1000 Inhabitants to «ration act, which went into effect JB yeiiri. A lu at Hoff three «me« of unpopularity and possible resist­ first of these being on July 28 of last January 1. has arrived In New York with . 44 eauber revolver, each shot Mexico Attacks Plague. ance. year. In 25 rounds, on a decision, and >e fisherman was killed. About port. He Is David L. Allen of Brook- taking effect in Hoff’s body, The Ramsey county (Minn.) grand the other Wednesday night's knockout Mexico City.—Some noted bac­ feet or rock and the house« on it lyn. and tha reaaon for which be was The tragedy occurred in the house of Jury has returned bills of indictment in the 14th round. This was the first teriologists of Europe have been en­ were swallowed up by the lake. shipped back was that he lacked the the Alls isnoFt, and as far as ean be against the Dispatch, the Daily News knockout sustained by Tenny, and it gaged to assist In sanitary work here. necessary $ 10. which the new law pro- learned was the result of a drunken and the Pioneer Press, charging a vio­proved fatal. Kills Wife, Ends Own Life. vldes that every alien must have, on quarrel. There was one eye witness to lation of the law prohibiting the pub­ In answer to a query, Berry, for­ Buffalo, N. Y.. March 6.—Henry L. the ground that without it he is liable the murder in the person of George lication In newspapers of more than With a population of only 3,315,343 merly the English executioner, states Whltbeck, a physician and dentist, to become a public charge. The Eng- Coniff. Missoula offloers brought the a bare announcement that a legal exe­ Switzerland has a foreign trade of that not one of the 600 persons whom killed 'his wife with a hammer and llsh law was framed after the Ameri- dead man and the alleged murderer to cution has taken plaee. more than $400,000,000 a year. he hanged was a total abstainer. then blew his brains out with a rifle. can law. Miseonia.