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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
CITY OF PADUCAH PASSENGERS
City OF Clifton Lands the Rescued
Ones NJ st. Louis.

81. Louis, Mo. May N.-Capt Mccoy
OF the steamer City ot Clifton, which
arrived this morning from The scene ~
the wreck " The steamer CITY %
Paducah. said.
AT the hour the City OF Clifton lafi
the scene OF the wreck. Eve O'Clock yes
terday morning. The body " Dr. Bel
had not been recovered. Miss Gardiner
II was then believed was Killed by bee
ing struck by a falling trunk She ana
her travelling companions Mrs Ai'tn
and Mrs. Minnie Gr0cde. were togtlh-
er when the accident occurred All out
Miss Gardiner were rescued thruugn a
skylight Clerk TauSlow ana ms we
were saved by the same means, VINE
Capt. Kirkpatfick and chief Mate Iqoe
Roll rescued Rabbi Block and Mrs.
Block through a hole In the roof Ihey
and Dr. Bel, who was lost were among
the few passengers who had retired
The women were taken IN roNooa's 10
Grand Tower
THE passengers behaved sensIhly ana
there was no panic. The shock On
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14

Bar Francisco, May li.--At 10 o'clock
Dc morning, secy Cortelyou issued the
blowing bulletin:
f'The doctors after their morning
uitaton, find that Mrs, Mckinley has
et nothing but has gained a little
PC last nights report"
Eecy Cortelyou stated that the Presi-
knt had not yet decided as to his
hns for the next two days. Every
Aing depends upon Mrs. McKinley's
ohiltlon. The President will partlci-
~ in The parade here today and will
~ public reception in the new Fer
y building this evening. Beyond that
plhing has been decided, The trip to
" northwest is still In doubt and the
!fsdeht win not decide until the lat
"a part Of HE week whether or not he
w 90 north
q HAD A RESTFUL NIGHT.
tOm President and Mrs. Mckinley
Z fesltul night and this morning,
z mckinley was reported to be
Na'y gaining The President, how
Y y feeling the strain and with a
gay before him, decided not TO
10 stanford university this morning.
\ vas expected to address the stu
~ Inere and later lunch at the Bur
ale CLUB Instead ne will quietly
Guy III san Francisco until this af-
'''n "hen he win meet the rest of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14

striking the bank did not seem to be
great but everyone realized al thnt
time they were IN danger, and ali acted
c30ily. The numht. Of deckhands who
were lost cannot he determined acci-
ialely' Possibly some cf them had qult
the vessel at points between this civ
ana the point an which the wreck oc.
CURED. The hog chain Of the boat did
not break, and none OF the chains part.
ed' When I sailed away from the
wreck Yesterday morning J kept a ilght
on the bank. In hopes OF iadlng some
lost passengers. but we separated but
found none"
The register II the City Of clifton
showed on board the following persons
who were saved from the City Of
iaducah and made the return "trip to
ST. Louis.
Mrs II. T. Allen.
Mrs Carrie Mime Croede
MT and Mrs. James NJ Truslow.
Fritz and John Glllen pilots.
a. +. Lee member Of crew VIM and
Clarence Dodds, John Scott j. L.
Force
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
Snow vs.. Tarpey.

Trial was commenced before Judge
Morse and a jury this morning OF the
suit in which Alyiras t. Snow seeks 10
recover a sum OF $S,4OS93 with interest
from d. p. Tarpey, being made up OF
money paid by praintif to Tarpey on
an agreement made between them on
February IL. 1890. for the purchase or
certain lands in Boxelder county for the
sum of SG,9GS Of 81 $50 elleged to have
been expended BY plaintiff for Improve
ments. aud $1,000 damages said TO he
sustained by plaintiff in falling 10 OBJ
tain title to the property In question
The plaintiff is represented by Attor-
news G. y. Sullivan and j. Il. Folck,
and the defendant bv Attorney Rogers
and Judge Ogden lIiles.
Mr. Snow was on the witness stand
all morning. The trial viii occupy the
entire day and possibly run over to to-
morrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
queen OF THE ARENA IS KILLED
IS Theresa Russell OF Denver Loses Her Life While Attempting
New and Dangerous Feat.

her spring, her foot caught in the stir
rup and she was dragged around the
ring among the hoofs of the frightened
bronchos.
The cowboys made desperate efforts
10 stop the horses, but were unable TO
do so until finally one of them stuck
a pitchfork into the side Of the ami
mai which was dragging Miss Russell
killing II Instantly.
Miss Russell was unconscious from
various injuries, both internal and ex-
ternal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
SUCCEEDS PRES. CANNON.
President Snow Elected President OF
Utah Light 4 Power Company.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Utah Light and Power company was
held today and a number Of important
matters were acted upon, A special
committee Of directors was appointed
to draft resolutions OF respect TO the
members Of the compauys former
president Hon Geo Q Cannon Presi-
dent Lorenzo Snow was app1inted
director to M the vacancy ciused by
the death Of President Cannon, ana
later in the session was elected presl-
dent OF the company Tor the ensuing
term.
Vice President WInder was deslgnated
as chairman Of the executive commit
tee, and Director l. $. Hills added to
its membership
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14

idea Is attracting considerable o,,,n
u1h IN Great Britain and an Tho ' cVn
u ,,l especially tha latter wbero ,bo
na,u,"Nspaapers have eagerly swalloWed nv
S5leseu interview In which ]. plern,nf
Morsan is quoted az declaring NAT ~
anu anu MS associates would not onlv
swamp British trade. but vorId
PaIlaly2e German competition as val -
me reports Of an Augtro-Gcrman re-.
soil1tory movement therefore. dnd
Inuch favor among the contipontai
newspapers, though there IL little evi.
ueICe that il has yet acquired any ON
g ,I,a backing Of practical character
ne opinion here ls that German an.
v'dl circles are using the merrill M
american competition" as a battle crv
To urlng the agrarans into line ON The
cana BILL and that it is also employed
TO emphasize the prohtableness OF the
commercial friendship Of Germany
and Russia, who" It is urged by the
Cologne Gazette ~ they could reach
a commercial understanding could
without the rest Of Europe. put such
pressure on America that she would
De forced TO accommodate their pollcv
to that of the European system"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
CLERK ARRESTED.


New York, May n.-E, l.. Chetwood,
confidential clerk Tor the last eighteen
wears IN the employ OF Brown Broth
crs bankers was arrested today
charged with being short In his ac-
counts S2ll10. Ne entered the firms
employ twenty years aco as q messen.
por ana for the last ELK years he had
been receiving teller lie had the con-
d8snce ol the firm 20 such an extent
tha; no bend was required from him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14

ward the tank house. warned the at
tendant, T. j. McEwan. that some
thing was wrong lie ran to their as
sistance and was Just in time TO catch
the little body as 1t drtted down to
the headgate. He lost no time IN tax
ing the lifeless boy from the rushing
stream and then telephoned for the po-
lice and doctor At the time that
this report closed the police had not
arrived upon the scene and over the
telephone II vas learned that the boy
was dead having received severe in
juries to his head from coming in con-
tact with the rocks and bouders in the
bed Of the creek
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
Before Judge Hall.

Judge Hall made the following orders
this morning.
Provdent Life and Trust company
VS. Paul f. B, Hannah ct al; judgment
OF foreclosure of mortgage, principal
and interest S2231, taxes $3.50, ilsur-
0nce $3.50, attorney fee 500, and costs
Sll .G0
Annie A. Hilton VS. Rose p. RoylNse
ct al; application for order for execu-
tor Of Dr. John Il. Parks estate to
produce marriage certificate between
J. r. Park and plaintiff refused on
showing made.
NJ. j. Parker ct al vs. y. b. Quinn as
SCISSOR: Supreme court having reversed
the decision of this court, the "a Ter
formerly made is set aside and the case
Is hereby renstated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
London, May ii-sir Thomas Upton
FRENCH MARY" SUICIDES.


Pittsburg. Pa, May H-Mrs Mary
Leonard. better known as French
Mary a viyandiere OF The civil war,
and one Of the most picturesque figures
produced during the rebellion, COM
united suicide last night by taking
poison, Mrs. Leonard served through
the war with the one Hundred ana
Fourteenth Pennsylvania volunteers,
doing remarkable service In a number
OF battles for which she received con-
splcuous mention ana a medal for
bravery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
PROCEEDINGS DISMISSED.
Judge Hall Denies the habeas Corpus Peti-
lion in Jap Girl Case,
Court Holds that IL Has No Jurisdlc-
tlon Whatever In tbe Matter
Oiber Court Items.

Judge Hall this morning dismissed
the habeas corpus proceedings brought
to free Toni 'satow, the japanese gfi
who is being held under surveillance Of
immigration Agent Fisher to testify
against the japanese Ogashara charged
With importing girls from Japan for
immoral purposes. The court held
that it had no jurisdiction in the mat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
SENATOR KEARNs IN OMAHA
He ~ There TO Prosecute Shit
Against T.. j. W0lters.

Omaha, Neb,, May Ex-senator
Kearns. Of Utah, is in Omaha, to prose-
cute a suit FOR backmall against Il. j.
Wolters, formerly resident Of schuy.
Ter. Neb In the Indictment On file
Wolters is charged with an attempt 10
hlackmail Senator Kearns ans secure
$4,000 from him, stating in the letter,
written that II this sum was not paI
his children would be kidnapped These
letters, It Is alleged, We're sent through
the malls hence the suit Is In the fed
eral court.
Just what turn the suit win take. Is
not known, as the attorneys for VOL.
tiers have demurred TO the Indictment.
alleging that the accused has been In.
dlcted as "Wolter" while his real name
Is Wolters. by reason of the droppings
Of the - at the end Of the name, d, is
oontended that the Indictment Is void.
The demurrer has been argued before
Judge Munger but the point contended
for has not been passed upon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14

Ing up the canyon this afternoon with
her family and some lady friends when
they undertook to cross the creek by
means Of a plank stretched from bank
to bank. The entire party crossed in
safety but upon arriving az the other
side they concluded to return. The lit
he fellow was the last one TO
attempt the crossing and sud
denly losing his balance he fell
into the stream and was car
ried swiftly to his death. The mothers
piteous screams, coupled with the
sight OF boy rushing franteally TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
TO CATCH KIDNAPPERs.
Cudaby viii Double His Offer of
Reward If Necessary,

Kansas city No, May li.-Edward
A. Cudahy, OF Omaha, who IS in the
city, Is quoted as saying he VIII, II
necessary, double his reward Of S2. 900
to secure the capture OF the kdnapper
of hts son.
II want the satisfaction Of having the
matter cleared up, as well as Of seeing
the guilty person punished" said he
III NECESSARY | Will double my reward. :"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
OTEST TO THE PORTE.
France Joins the Powers In Sending
One on PostofllCe Matter.

Paris, May l4.-At a cabinet council
today NJ. Deicasse, the foreign minister,
announced that France had i0lned in a
most vigorous protest from the powers
against the pOrte's postal measures.
NJ. Delcasse also announced that the
government will recall the French ex-
peditlonary corps in China so soon as
the last clauses Of the collective note
are carried out and after The settle
ment Of the indemntes Two thousand
troops have already been repatriated.
NJ Delcasse's declaration N policy
In the chamber Of deputies was not
expected today. but NJ, Castell, repub-
lican. insisted on an interpe latlon on
the subject Of the Franco Russian al
llance. NJ. Delcasse made a Statement
In the course OF which he said the visit
of the Italian squadron was an anequiy-
ocal demonstration Of the cordial re-
latlons established during the past few
years between two nations who. by
their origin and history were Intended
TO be friends, whose legitimate asplra.
tons did not clash and who rad equal
interest I'm their mutual ptosperity
while the salvos fired by the Russian
ships In honor Of the pres dent of
France constituted a fresh and signIn.
cant attention on the part Of The czar,
who thus again affirmed the soldarlty
OF the alliance, which daily 'eals the
perfect accord Of the policies OF the two
governments on all questions and
which, standing above poleuacs and
ephemeral incidents, remains as i'm.
mutable as the great national interests
of which they constitute the hest safe.
guard.
The foreign minister concluded by
calling on the chamber TO sulport the
government in It's foreign policy. the
results OF which were satsiattory.
NJ. Castelin considered VI lelcasse's
declarations too vague but The chamber
accepted them and proceeda with
other business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
Mining Case Goes Over.

In the Supreme court today
the cases Of the Crown Point
Mining company, appellant, vs. the
Barrlos Consolidated company and
George G.. Whltmore VS.. the Rio Grande
Western Railway company, appellant
went over for the term, the first case by
consent and the second by stipulation.
The case Of grand larceny against
Peter p. Mlckle. Joseph Swasey and Lee
Mcdonald, accused Of wholesale steal
Ing OF horses In Emery county on Dec
ember &c. 1893 was argued by Attorney
W. X. Reid for the appellants and by
Deputy Attorney General W r. White
for the State. and taken under adj
yisemeut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14

y Y, May 1i,-Rlot followed
AO'" ,',,n, today Of the Union Trac-
l'y o,oany to resume the operation
,, ..,lon Of It's electric street ran
~ Eve, ystem in this city which l had
~ ,,d I'D by the strike Of employees
w. . ,l.a ID last week. The company
'. ,s,ured 200 non-unlon men &c 'ake
" wv 4, strikers, and last night
Y p' hs newcomers in the Quail
Wv ans where they were guarded
neo and deputy sheriffs' outside
U large number of strikers
a s", Umpathlzers assembled dur
a slpbt the crowd growing until
~ , w., 1000 or more by the time
q ,moany was ready to send out IT'S
oar Two policemen were on the
81 ,,m with the motorman ana TWO
.1J ,be rear platform. The crowd
M .,,l fine appearance Of the car win
ss,,,Iy, and insulting cries and OBJ
.,,,,,,d is passage, but a squad OF po-
\. cleared the way, and 1t passed on
IN away from the vicinity of the barn
Spalf an hour later a second car
.,os,rsd nom the barn the crowd
,rmedlately made a dash for IT, some
y, nsm hurting missiles at the motor
H. The police could not withstand
AZ rush Of the mob and some OF the
'4ote,s were soon upon the platform
4 En- motorman was struck several
.lpss on the head until bleeding and
srssle,, he rellnQuishef his grasp Of
IN handles On the rear platform two
H. pulled the trolley pole down and
Ent II until i broke The car had OBJ
MINI some momentum and striking
Ia switch went Of into the gutter.
0nce he mob had accomplished their
mrpose they withdrew with cheers. The
&lice arrested four or five OF the riot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
Mrs. Nation Plends Insanity.

Topeka, Kansas. May 1.-THE case Of
Mrs. Carrie Nation, charged with sun
day saloon-smashing IN Topeka last
February went to the jury at noon
Her attorney set up plea Of insanity
az a defense a dozen Witnesses were
examined. None Of Mrs Nations
crusader friends were In court TO conf
fort her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
FIVE NEW STREET CARS.

The Salt Lake City Railway company
this morning received FIVE handsome
double-truck. yestibuled street cars
from the Laclede car works az St
Louis. The carr are Of the same pat
tern as these which were purchased by
the company last year and are now be-
ing operated on the Warm Springs
line. As soon as the new purchases are
put NJ they will be placed In commits
sion for regular service.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
Seattle Machiuists Strlke.

Seattle. Wash, May II The t,rIke ~
ali the union machinIsls IN Yea,tle
which has been threatened fo- several
weeks Is now a reality, Beginnihg with
the walking out Of the mach Inlsts on
the Vulcan Iron works yos,elrhy noon
every bench In all the shops Though.
out the city Is deserted today No or
ders are being taken by me Various
companies and preparations Y he!ss
made as II they intended Co lcck tho
doors indefinitely. In an about 10 men
are out. The employers claim hat thev
could not run their plants az 4 profit
II they acceded 20 the demsnds for
eight hours instead of ten VIA i2x
per cent increase In wages
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14

n.eness Ind, May l4.-Aliss The
| russell Of Denver an equestri-
connected with a wild west show.
'a'alIy Injured last night while
'pung to perform a new and ex-
pne'y hazardous feat.
russell was practising a new
Ir,. "r'ca she leaps from one rapid
4 :. morse to the back Of another
~ 'DN speed Just as she made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
SERIOUS ClAsH FEARED.
Between striking Shopmen aud Men
Taking Their Places.

Cedar Rapids Iowa. May IA serb
ops clash between the 400 Burlington
cedar Raplds & Northern striking shop
mon and the new men employed in
th,lr places is feared Provoked by
limits and threats the new men TINS
,.-orni,g attacked the strikers, who had
.ssomblel near the railroad shops, ana
az a dine a general ngh, seemed I'M
, wi The disturbance was finally
n.ll.fll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
opposed to Increase of ChluO's Tariff

London. May l4-The under foreign
secretary. Lord Cranborn, IN the house
OF commons today, said that the gov-
eminent remained opposed 10 any IN
crease OF the import tariff IN emma,
beyond raising the duty TO an actual
s Der cent al yalorem except IN con-
Meeting with q scheme to reform the
treatment OF foreign trade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14

the history Of the world and mankind
fAs announced elsewhere in the
News" Bishop Raleigh's funeral VIII
take place from the Nineteenth Ward
meeting house tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock. Friends Of the deceased and
his family are requested to attend, In
ierment will take place In the city
cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
10Y DROWNED in CITY CREEK.
e SNIear0d Theodore Olsen Falls Into the Stream Near
Tue Brick Tank-Body Recovered at the Head
gate by 7. J. McEwan.

'olo'e Olsen. a boy Of six years o,
lp,r,,. drowned under distressing
.u =, IN city Creek shortly
h. - ,. 0''.1 ibis afternoon while hls
',' stood powerless upon the bank
',n r men boy swept down the
NJ. The accident occurred about
s,k c. suoye the brick tank in City
b. :, y. mat Mrs Olsen. who re-
Eea 50. 80 Green avenue, between
'N0 Eighth South, was walk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
Harvey Young, Artist, Dead.

Colorado Springs, Colo, May IA
Harvey b. Young, the famous land
scape artist, died yesterday OF conges-
toin OF the lungs at his home In this
city. He was born at Post Mills, Yer
mont and was IS years OF age. lie
leaves a widow and four children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
Spanish Strikers Injured.

Seville. Spain May lL-A mob Of
strikers here, while attempting to force
number of workmen TO leave their
tasks, today, came IN contact with the
peudarmes Many were wounded and
several arrests were made
The strike movement is spreading.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
j. 7. Morgan's Health.

New York. May li-Accordlng TO the
London correspondent OF the Tribune
disquIetlng rumors are again prevalent
in that city with regard to the health
Of j. Pierpont Morgan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
Manitoba Railway Bill Ratified.

Ottawa, Ont May 1.-THE Manitoba
railway bin, ratiiying the contract be-
tween the Manltohan government and
the Canadian Northern railway, has
been ratified by the house Of commons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
Ginsy KINGS Son Robbed.

ST. Paul, MINI, May l4.-Leonard
Wells, son OF the gypsy king, Isaac
Wells. reported 10 the police that some
unknown person had entered his tent
and robbed him OF $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
ANTI-AMERICAN
COMBINATION.
oillcIal Denial of Negotiations for 0ne-A
Retaliatory Movement Finds Favor With
the Continental Newspapers

Berlin, May 1l.-Goyernment clrclos
furnish denial that any negotiations nre
going on between Austria and Gar.
many for European commercial
league against the United States. The
idea is regarded as impracthable ov.
ing to the diversitles Of race and com
mercial interests
The representative Of the Associated
Press Interviewed Andrew D. White
the United States ambassador. and r
II. Mason. the United states conspl.
general here, in regard to the matter
They both said they had heard Of M
negotiations in connection with I'M.
league referred TO. They regarded tbe
matter as chimcrcial and did not he.
lieve there would be two nations In
favor of such a league
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
Tarors fnr Cntnlnnln.

Madrid May Rat cabinet coun-
ell held today il was decided to grant
Catalonia and other provinces q certaM
amount q Decentralization IL admins
tratiye affairs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
SHIFTING THE RALANcE.

ConstantInople, May N-ln eonse.
qeunce OF the recent postal lures by
the ottoman authorltIes seyeru Mus
sulmans, including a priest Of The faith
mosque. have been arrested
II Is rumored that Reshad Pas hs, for.
merly minister Of finance, has Jed from
the country
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
BARN AND HORSE BURNED.
Ircendaries Responsible for a Fire al Five
Points, Ogden.
Engine DeraiIcd on the Southern
Paci6c-Q Quite a Grist In the
Police Court
Especial TO the "News.|


Ogden, Utah, May l4.-At o'clock
this morning the barn OF Brig Robin
son, at Five Points. was discovered 70
be in flames. the fire having gained so
much Roadway as 10 be beyond con-
troll. The building was reduced to
ashes and a valuable horse. held by its
owner at 1880 was also burned to
death. The entire loss amounts 10 $500.
lncendiaries are supposed to have been
the cause Of the confia grafton and a
hun. for them Is going on.
s.P. WRECK.
This afternoon a wreck Is reported
upon the Southern Pacific at Vivian.
An engine Is said to have been de-
rallied, but otherwise slight damage re.
suits.
POLICE COURT.
In the police court today John Bon.
acker was fined S. for assault and bat.
terry.
John Harley and Jim Thompson were
fined IS for disturbing the peace.
Five infractors OF the bicycle ordI.
nance wete fined 81 each and two failed
10 appear after having been allowed 10
90 pending a hearing OF their cases
They were Simeon Farley and George
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14

i. Brown, and warrants for heir ar
rest We're issued,
Five Migrants Were sentenced 10
serve five days on the rock nile.