THE SALT LAKE HERALD THURSDAY MARCH 29 1906 3I

House leaders Knock EconomicalProjects of Some of the Mem-

bers in the Head

EXPLANATION BY DALZELL

DENVER MINT APPROPRIATIONINCREASED

Washington March unravelthe tangle in which the house Is atpresent involved Mr Dalzell Pareported a rule providing that hereafter in consideration of the bill mak-ing appropriations it shall be in orderto consider without intervention of apoint of order any section of the billas reported exception section eightand upon motion authorized by thecommittee on appropriation it shallbe in order to Insert in any part of thebill any provision represented as partof the bill and heretofore ruled out ona point of order

Section 8 referred to In the rule re-ported refers to the old age paragraph which has created so much ad-verse discussion

Rule Adopted-On the vote on the previous question-

on the rule the ayes were 120 and noes71Mr Dalzell in explanation of theTeason for the rule said that it wasbrought In to put a stop to indis-criminate points of order which ifsustained would tie up the govern-ment

Mr Hardwick Ga Mr Driscoll NY Mr Fitzgerald N Y and MrPrince Ill opposed the rule withvigor

Mr Grosvenor 0 favored the ruleThe rule was adopted 169 to 109

The house then went into committeeof the whole for consideration of thelegislative executive and judicial bill

Denver Mint Gets 150000-Mr Brooks Colo offered an amend

irent increasing the appropriation forthe Denver mint to 150000 which wasadopted 82 to 61

Mr Southard 0 moved that themint at New Orleans be abandoned-and said that Its discontinuance wouldbe in the interest of real economy MrSouthards amendment was lost

Having completed the reading of 110pages of the bill It was temporarilylaid aside and the committee rose

Mr Adams Pa presented theconference report on the consular billwhich was ordered printed and at 5oclock the house adjourned

COAL IS PROBABLE

Railroads Confiscating 75 PerCent of the Output of Some

Mines and All of OthersChicago March 2S The RecordHerald

N nTay saysThe supply of commercial coal for Chi-

cago has practically been cut off Fortwo weeks the coal carrying roads havebeen taking 75 per cent of the output ofmany mines and the entire production ofothers Actual confiscation of coal bv theroads within three days is predicted bycoal men-

The market price is beating upwardand the limit has not been reached Job

have been selling all the soft coalobtainable at 350 a ton Two monthsago in the middle of winter It went beg-ging at 2 a ton

Most of the railroads and the largestindustrial and commercial plants willhave from thirty to ninety days supplyin stock by next Monday but the mostoptimistic dealers predict that smallerplants probably will be in distress if theprospective strike is prolonged Some ofthe railroads have given notice to certainmine owners that only 25 per cent of theproduction would be handled for commer-cial purposes Other roads have arbitra

notified coal mine owners that nocommercial coal will be handled

BUY WHERE THE CROWD ISBUYING

Residents of Pocatello Mercur Mant Richfield Goldfield Ogden and Logan are buying the 50 bargain lots inSmelter City For plat and terms addressSMELTER CITY TOWNSITE

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CANDIDATE DEPORTED

Costa Rica Government Will Not Al

low OppositionXcv York March Fernan-

Z z a candidate for presidency ofCosta Rica who was deported from hisnative land because of the action to theopposing government arrived here today

n the steamer Siberia He was accomraped by his wife and childrenand by three of his political supporterswho were deported from Costa Rica fortheir work in Fernandezs interests OneCf them Bernardo Soto i a former presiuent of the republic The others areAbel Pacheco and Octavlo Garcia Forseveral weeks prior to their departurefrom Port Limon Fernandez and his ad-herents wera confined in prison havingbeon arrested for conspiracy

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SCAFFOLD COLLAPSEDayton 0 March the col-

lapse of a scaffold around the tower ofthe new St Marys church todayCharles Sanders and George Ellison

were precipitated a distance of 100 feet to the ground and fearfuly mangled Sanders was Instantlykilled Ellison lived about fifteen min-utes

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GIVES IIP THE FIGHT

Senate Conferees on Statehood-Bill Will Get the Foraker

AmendmentWashington March 28 That the

senate and house will reach aagreement on the statehood

bill which will permit Arizona andNew Mexico each to decide for themar es the question of their admission-as one state seems a correct conclu-sion from present indications Theconferees met today for the secondtime and while the session was devoted to what are termed the minoramendments there are indications thata basis agreement on the chief ques-tion Is suggesting itself naturally andwill result in the restoration of Ari-zona and New Mexico to the bill withthe Foraker amendment and inquiryamong the senators who opposed theoriginal house bill indicates that theywill accept this compromise-

The senate amendment defining thelimits of the prohibition in Oklahomais regarded as the result of a generalagreement among all parties interest-ed and is accepted Likewise thereseems little objection to the senateprovision allowing lieu school lands tobe selected In place of school landsfound to be mineral lands Other senate amendments are to be consideredFriday

LOSS OF HALF A

Destructive Fire at JohnstownPa Fireman Caught Un

der Falling WallsJohnstown Pa March 28 The fire

which broke out in the business section-of this city shortly after last midnightwas not fully under control until afterdaylight when it had burned itself outafter destroying four large business structures and causing a loss of over half amillion dollars

the tprogress of the fire WilliamCampbell a fireman was caught under afalling wall and probably fatally injured-It was a few minutes after 12 oclockwhen flames seen from thesecond floor of the Swank Hardware companys building at the corner of Main andBedford streets Just how the fire orig-inated is not known but when it was discovered it had gained such headway asto render futile for five hours the workof the firemen in combatting It

Before ceasing its ravages the followbuildings were completely destroyed

Swank building loss 200000 HendersonFurniture companys store loss 75000Fishers wholesale liquor house loss 50000 the Journal Publishing company loss

100000 Louis Gels residence loss 25000A score of tenants in the various build

ings sustained losses aggregating 100000The Journal was unable to issue thismorning but announced that it will atonce resume in new quarters

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For the annual convention at SanFrancisco July 9 to 13 the popular SaltLake Route will announce low rates toLos Angeles San Francisco and Portland Ore It is to your advantage to atonce write for information to J LMoore 169 South Main street Salt Lake

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EFFECT OF HIGH LICENSE

Saloonkeepers and Bartenders Haveto Seek Other Employment

Columbus 0 March 28 Thousandsof men may be thrown out of employment by the enforcement of the Aiken1000 liquor law which has just been

passed According to one authority-the 5000 proprietors of the saloons thatwill close will be out of employmentat least half of them have barkeepersmaking 2500 more Many porters menwho get up the saloon lunches and ba-kers will lose their s Brewery driv-ers and other employes at the breweries will also suffer and it is said to-

day that between 10000 and 15000 people In all will be out of employment

Representative Aiken estimated thatthe gain in the states revenue will beabout 3450000 threetenths of whichgoes to the stlte It is estimated Urac400 saloons will close In Cincinnati 400in Cleveland 350 in Columbus 375 InToledo 200 In Dayton and ISO inYoungstown besides many in smallertowns

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DISASTROUS FLOODAT WATERLOO IOWA

Waterloo la March water inthe Cedar river rose eleven feet last nightand early today broke the west andflooded the business district of WaterlooHundreds of families were renderedhomeless and all railroads are tied up

Cedar Falls reports a similar disasterand 200 families there were renderedhomeless Bridges and dams were alsowiped out

At 7 oclock the waters came to a stand-still and danger for the present Is believed to be over

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San Francisco March 28 Jacob Crossman accused of passing fictitious checkswas brought here today from NewOrleans by Detec ve Whltttiker OnMarch 10 he was 31 ears of age and according to the terms of the will of anuncl3 who died in Berlin then became entitled to a legacy of property valued at120000 marks He already has servedsentences In the county jail and SanQuentin prison cne for burglary and another for passing bogus checks

ELECTRONS POSTPONEDBudapest Hungary March is

understood that as a result of yesterdays conferences at Vienna betweenEmperor Francis Joseph and the Hun-garian cabinet ministers it was de-cided to postpone the elections for afew when the government hopesto be able to obtain an effective majority

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Pay of the Officers in United StatesArmy Is Considered Too

Small

NO PROSPECT OF A RAISE

SECRETARY TAFT BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE

Washington Marchwho was before the senate com

mittee on military affairs today spoke-at some length concerning the neces-sity for a military cable to Panama byway of Key West Porto Rico andGuantanamo Such a cable is provided-for III the pending bill by an appro-priation of 5927000 He also asked thatprovision for a cable ship be used incoast defenses which was struck outof the bill by the house be restoredSecretary Taft opposed the reductionof the cavalry arm on the ground thatit requires two years or more to equipand train this force

An amendment offered by SenatorLodge providing that the coastwiselaws of the United States shall not apply to trade between the United Statesand the Philippines until July 1 1909was indorsed by the secretary Thesenate adopted an amendment to theshipping bill providing for such an ex-tension but that bill is tied up In thehouse with little chancre of passage

Pay of the OfficersSenator Scott called attention to a

bill he introduced early in the sessionproviding for an increase In the pay ofsecond lieutenants first lieutenantscaptains and majors and asked the sec-retary if he would be in favor of thatbill The secretary said that he didnot know as he would be ready to indorse it at this time but he was agreed-It was difficult for these officers to support families on their pay He saidthat while there had been a great dealof ridicule of the proposition advanced-by General Corbin to prohibit officersunder the rank of captain from marrying win they had little means hethought the suggestion worth considering

Secretary Taft said that he thoughtthe noncommissioned officers were themen most entitled to an increase ofpay He paid a glowing tribute to theold sergeant who teaches the young

lieutenants how to manage men Hesaid these men should be encouraged toremain in the army

PROFESSOR LINFORDMEETS THE PRESIDENTS-

pecial to The HeraldWashington March 2S Representative

Howell today called upon the presidentand Introduced to him Professor J HLinford and Representative Charles EMarks

The senate committee on public landstoday authorized a favorable uponSenator Heyburns amendment Increasingfrom 1000 to 1250 the annual appropriation of the general land office for printIng state maps

Rev E A Paddock superintendent ofthe Idaho industrial institute for children-is In the city

ACQUITTED OF CHARGEKankakee Ill March E

Baines mayor of Milford Ill whowith Gilbert Vennum a politicianwasindicted by a grand jury two monthsago on a charge of enticing MyrtleTaylor aged 16 years and EssieChilds aged 18 years was acquittedtcday

IOWA WILLMoines Ia March sen

ate today ordered the investigation ofIowa insurance companies An appro-priation of 10000 is made for the in-

vestigation The bill is certain to passthe house

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LEASING PLAN HITCHCOCK

Secretary of the Interior Submits to Congress the

Draft of a BillSpecial to The Herald

Washington March 28 The Interior department today submitted to congress thedraft of a bill providing a plan of leasing public lands of the United States andrecommended its passage The bill asdrawn authorizes secretary of the Interior to withdraw entrylands deemed by him desirable and tolease them for grazing givingsmall stockmen preference for terms notexceeding five years at a rental toby the secretary At the expiration-of the leases the secretary Is to reclassifythe lands and exclude from the grazingarea tracts which should be subject tohomestead or other forms of entry The I

proceeds of grazing fees be turnedinto the reclamation fund to be used tocarry on the work upon whichhave been decided desirable but for whichthere is insufficient money available inthe reclamation fund In submitting thebill the interior attention to the fact that a number of irrigation enterprises have been found feasible I

but that the reclamation fund is not largeenough to provide for all of these projectsand the suggestion is made that the proceeds from the rental of the grazing landswould not only provide such funds butwould tend to preserve the and giveopportunity for its improvementthe projects mentioned by departmentWhich might be aided by the passage ofthe bill are the Bear River In Utah theGrand river in Colorado the GoshenHole in Woming the Dubois in Idahoand the Las Vegas project in NewMexico

CONTEST IN THE HOUSE

Claims of Rival Committees OverQuestion of Jurisdiction

Washington March 28 There is tocontest regarding committee jurisdic-

tion of dams between the rivers and harbors committee and the committee oninterstate and foreign commerce A resolution whifch will bring this questionbefore the rules committee for action hasbeen introduced by Mr Burton of Ohiochairman of the rivers and harbors com-mittee upon which a hearing will be re-quested

The resolution has its Immediate in-spiration because of attention which thecommission is now giving a measure providing that water may be taken from theSacramento river in California for irrigation purposes Much money has beenexpended on this river under the supervision of the rivers and harbors committee to make it navigable This has beenaccomplished for a distance of 266 milesThe proposition to allow water to betaken from the stream will render it toolow for navigation by the river boats according to the belief of members of MrBurtons committee Hence the resolu-tion which prescribes that hereafter allbills for dams across navigable riversshall go to the rivers and com-mittee

DUKE GETS RID OF ANUNDESIRABLE WIFE-

New York March L Dukeof C a relative of the president of the American Tobacco companytoday was granted a divorce from hiswife Alice Webb Duke whom he mar-ried in this city Dec 19 1WM

When the case was called for trial yes-terday counsel for Mrs Duke did notappear and witnesses were examined forthe plaintiff Justice Blanchard ordered-a sealed verdict which was returned today Mr Dukes marriage to Alice Webbwas followed by a series of sensationalevents in which an unsuccessful effortwas made by relatives of Mr Duke tohave him placed in an Insane asylum

CLAIM JUMPERS DRIVENFROM FAIRVIEW NEV

Fallon Nev March 2S Word4 reached here this morning that a 44 party of claim Jumpers was driven4 from Fairview forty miles from

here at the point of a pistol yester 44 day A location monument was

erected on the townsite and removed 44 at the point of a gun A vigilancecommittee has been formed The cool

+ action of a deputy sheriff prevented 4a pitched battle All is now quiet f

INDICTMENT WAS FAULTYLisbon 0 March H Home

former teller of the wrecked state bankof Canton charged with making falseentries in the banks books was discharged from custody today becausethe indictment was found faulty

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