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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02
WAR on RESTAURANTS.
Cooks and Walters in San francisco.
-LI Go on Strike

san Francisco. May. 1.-TwehtystWo
hundred union cooks. and walters struck
today because the Restaurant Keepers
association would NOT sign the union
agreement for shorter hours and in
creased pay The restaurants mostly
affected were in the downtown district
and on the water front. Several pro-
prietprs closed their places in order to
help others remain open. The strikers
eongEegated in large crowds about the
entrances to the big down wn res
taurants ibis morning Among them
We're many women. They an wore
badges. showing they were union.
Police We're staGonfd ct a4l of these
restaurants. but besides regular boy
cOtt operations there was HttIe aggres-
siHe action attempted. This little was
vigorously done, however Ia quartz ties
and pairs the girls walked back and
forth all day shouting to every passer-
b. that the restaurants in front of
which they. Were passing We're unfair.
1IaRyt people did not heed these state
nlents and entered the eating houses.
They We're not interfered withg Still
the L.atrOnag e5 seemed much more scant
than slIsuaf al all the boycotted houses.
and in some places there was scarcely
a customer. The hotels are not in
viewed in tlle contr0versy-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

w. G. Wilson of ogden was at the Gull
len yesterday.
charles Fl. Roberts Of Bingham 3 at
the White House
W. c. Clark and family OF Silver City
are at che Walker.
D. J. -E'rew OF Iron Mountain IS a guest
at the White House
Or. F. p. Straup came in from Bingham
yesterday. de is at the Kenyon.
A Murphy and C. l. Preble came in
from Aiercur yesterday. They are at -he
Walker.
c. NJ Spence and W. y. l4igginb 3t1ar m
arrived at the CBilen Yesterday tron
Elko.- New. Mr.. Higginh0Jham is lnter-
ested in some coal lands near ElkO.
Senator j. c.. NJ Barnes Of &aysviee
was ia town Yesterday. Since The Legs
lature adjourned senator Barnes has Been
laid Up during part of the time ~ Tn
sciatic Rheumatism, but ne has almost
e'ltireIy recovered
City Engineer Kelsey is pre- caring to
make good the month leave of absence
granted him by the council Tuesd1y even
rng oy going To California on q three
weeks trip in the hope Of recupera in g
his health and strength Ale expects to
leave Saturday evening Not ior tea
years has the engineer had a V3caElo1
of any sort from his duties with tie
municipality.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02
SAN PfDRg FORCES
RETIRE FROM GRADE
Injunction Formally Served by
Marshal Emmett.
SHORT LINE GOES AHEAD
WILL Lay TRACK THROUGH
TUNNEL NC, I TODAY.

Especial to The HeraId3

-sNada. Nay Shorty after o'clo, K
this morning a SPECIAL from the north,
consisting Of an engine WITH car ia,
pulled UP at the station, and United
states Marshal Emmett swung out
upon the little platform. where he was
met BY Attorney sam King and p. =.
Mekeon, representatives Of the san Pc
uro and Short Line companies, respec-
lYSlv After. breakfast the marshal,
Attorney King. Mr.. No iIt=t3ns ana Cap
tam Kelly took conHeyssuces Ter the
mont, where The Wfit Of injunction TO
oispossess the clark people of. the grade
was 70 Be- served
- Few men were found at Camp Aver
a. the outposts " here the wire barri-
cade r. planted These were INSTRUCTED
To- report at Camp Kelly. a quagter OF a
lnilc further down the line, and near the
entrance to tunnel No. l. where the foI-
1hiet Kelly and Captain Paul and
iater- upon Colonel MaxsOn. who was
absent at the time.
rs was the expected that happened In
tnis cas and the-e was no xciteznenE
oF communication Whatever ard the orr
was promptly complied With. Kelly 1t
once dispatched "a MESSENGER TO the
camps down tie lire, and before uig1t-
IAN U1a CLARK guards. aopress and ean =
e-.A'fAr tiftiA 4AADf ga OIL the LDLDlGQtn
gight of way
The short Line bridgemeH were the
hrst % take possessiGn, and their first
move was against the famous wire
tence. which they demolished with un-
disguised Satisfaction. Then followed
me teams with ties. Before quitting
time tomorrow the track viii be COM
pleted and The construction train run
past Camp Kelly and through tunnel
NO. d, .thrteen miles from Uvada.
General superintenUent calvin has
his headquarters at the front. and s
direCting the work which IS being
pushed with the utmost dispatch.
About thirty-hve of the clark forces
came i'm from camp during the after
noon and were paid of HouorroFE
most OF the rest nov on the line VIII
De in. and by the last of 6he week al
the clark camps between here and
Glover Junction viii be deserted. Tor
the present at. least Assistant Engi-
neer Mccartney came az from the front
this evening. and Attorney sam King IS
bound for home by t0nlcrrOtv's trains
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02
MINING MACHINERY TRUST
Details Perfected in New York for a
Big Combine.


New York, May 1.-THE Herald says:
All the details connected with the for
nation Of the $4,000. oo0 consolidation
of mining machinery and engine manu-
factuBers having been arranged now
comes an official announcement that
the new company VIII number among
its directors Cornelius Vanderbilt, the
inventor OF the Vanderbilt locomotive
hrebox, who it is stated, VIII take a
prominent position in the opera ton OF
the company's affairs Young Mr.
Vanderbilt's connection with the pro-
jected company is generally ascribed
TO the utility OF his invention, which
has been adopted by several railroads.
including the New York Central &
Hudson River, the Union Pacific and
the Baltimore & Ohio. incidentally ne
viii be one of the large stockholders
of the new company
Z Besides Mr.. Vanderbilt, the board OF
directors of the AIlis-ChalmeFs com
pany the name selected for. the com
bination, win consist OF Judge Z. II.
Gary, James Stilimau, president of the
National City bank. William +. Read
of Wermilye 81 Co.; William L. EIkius
of Phuadelphia, Henry w. Hoyt of
Chicago. Max Pam, general counsel Of
the American Steel & Wire company;
William W A1lis. Charles Ais, Ed
ward d Adams. Frank 9. Bigslow and
ID. D. Cox.
The presence Of Judge Gary and Mr.
Pam on the board has been taken by
some to mean that the combination
wiz be closely allied with the bic. steel
combination, but Charles steele of j.
=. Morgan & Co. denied that the pro-
posed combination would be connected
with the great steel company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02
MOUNTAIN STRTES
GETS TEE AoADEMY.
Site for New Buildings at Pocateuo
Are Accepted.

eS9ectaf 10 The Herald.)
Pocatelo, Ida, May 1.-The final set
tlement was made Just before midnignt
last night and the transfer Of all desds
to the academy site perfected. 1t was
feared that no agreement would BE-
reached BY the time ALLOTTED, NAY Z, bu-
few minutes before midnight tho lots
We're accepted. thus assuring the erection
of The academy. Plans for me buioang
viii be submitted q Z an carly date ana
the erection Of the building Viii begin
as soon as plans are acCfQted
Fred BTeCke nIlGge- a y9llug mar. 70
years of age, LOST his left loot this ln0rD-
ing at Idaho tais y hIle trying % beat
his way north. He MADE an attempt TO
swing under the car On the brake rous
with the above result. His parents 1--we
at Belgrade. Mo The injured man WAS
turned over TO the county Tor tres tnaent.
NJ H. Remington, VINO mas charge OF
furnishing the Jap labor for both the
Short Line and I mOn Pacific was IN the
city a lew days this week rem TacOnta
Wash, and while here cofnoieted ar
engagements and let the contract tor tho
construction OF a new Dap hospital This
was found necessary on account ri the
old house being inadequate 20 the grow
ing deman tls made upon those ia4 charGe.
Ine four men who broke Jail here Mon
day night are still at large. WIN PROB
ably no chance of their aDprehe.sioa
There were two or three bad usn among
them. two Of whom were wanted tOf
burglary and holding up a party kheee
and whose Iyial was TO have come of IN
a few days
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02

Mayor Thinks Engineer Employees
Was Disrespectsul.


Mayor Thomson cfeated a .surprise
among. city officials yesterday morning
by sending word r. City Engineer KEEL
sey that he wanted Frank 3. Gowan
fired" from the 6it5S employ. G0Tan
has been i'm the employ of the engin-
eerine department. FOR the past nine
years ia VaEious capacities iatterly
filing the position of the engineers
foreman of work done by contractors,
that he sent a lisrespectful cOmmuni-
cation to the council Tuesday evening.
declining the position Of Inspector Of
sewer and water pine laying rendered
of the board of prblfc woSks
The matter ia G0wan's letter Oh
jectco to by the mayor was the follow
ing. ~ do not care - work Tor the
hoard Of publ3c works or 10 have any
thing % do with the work under the
tons.
The message rom the mayor came
'thrpsIgh The telephone ana as, soog- as
Engineer Kelsey arrived al his office
the word was conveyed to him. In
The afternoon the engineer said he
would. convez the mayors message to
Foreman fOwan as soon rs he saw
him, and when the Office closed il was
.anncuncec that GowaP would spare his
chief Z be beressity of aoing the firing
act by quitting.
when asked for his reasons, the
mayor said That he deemed Gowan' S
communication. 10 the council disre-
spectful -3Owan's letter was a criti-
cism OF The ccdncil.s and the MAYOR s
action, - added his honor and when a
city employee DOES IS he do it is time
he should be asked to quit the city s
employ. f
Mayor Thompson denied that Chair
man Dooy Of the boarc of public works
had anything tO do by suggestion or
otherwise 10 caIliag for the discharge
of AIr. Gowan.
Engineer Kelsey was disnclined TO
discuss the Iratter beyond gazing that
GOwan had acted On his own motion
without suggestIan from MIN IN using
the language he did
Foreman CfOWan is regarded bv the
engineer IS one OF the most tr9stw0r-
thy men ever employed blythe city. IL
IS 11lders.oud rhat ne h2s other ei4-
ploFnenE IN fnme2iate view
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02
TALK OF LY6CHING.
Threats Are Made Against Iurdsr-
ers Of Victor, Colo, Miner.

Kansas CITY Mo-, MAY 1---Dr J. L
Gartrelh who yesterday confessed to
killing d. r. Donesap, a Victor. colo.
miner. and w T.. Gartrell, his son, were
taken 10 Butler, No, today. where they
viii be held pending trial. A special TO
There was much talk here today
of lynching Or. GartreIl and his son.
When Sheriff Smith and his deputy
reached here at noon with the prisoners
a crowd was met at the depot, but the
prisoners We're safely locked up DR..
Gartrell asked the. sheriff
DO You think they'll lynch me ?''
Not if ! can help it, was Sheriff
Smiths terse reply, and the aged muir
derer experienced some relief. he called
for a drink of whisky, and. after he
had swallowed half a tumbierfu Of the
liquor, said:
1T was whisky ti1at did it. 4 took the
cure twice, and I think that it must
have affected my mind
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02
BRLDEGR0OM's DILEMMA.
Lost His Marriage License on Day
OF Wedding.

Lost His Marriage License on Day
OF Wedding.
Probably one of the first instances
Of a dGpHcate marriage license being
issued by the county clerks office oe-
Cured yesterday afternoon, when Eph-
RAIN NJ. -Drage Of Big Cottonwood ana
Miss Annie NJ. Wa1ord of Mill Creek
appeared in the Office with tale OF
woe TO relate On Tuesday a permit TO
we'd was issued to the couple and every
preparation had been made to have
the ceremony PERFORMED yesterday
forenoon at the temple But, as the
groom explained it, he had lost the
license. and was forced to postpone his
wedding for a day
County Clerk James was in a bit or
quandary for a few minutes. His
better judgment told him that duplicate
marriage licenses could not be issued
but he concluded to bend the rule by
making out a new. permit on Mr.. Drage
promising. TO return the original license
as soon as he found il at home, where
he believes he left il.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02
MISS safT8's FUNERAL.
Touching Services over Remains of
Beloved young Lady.

IouchiEgiy appropriate funeral ser1
Fiees for Miss Alice smith daqghter Of
President Joseph r and Mrs. sarah p.
u smith we're Conducted yesterday
satterbooh ct t1e fanaily. residence The
mouse Yves tiled. with hose who had
licHoWIl Az feYed the dead girl. and
stlf sipcere. grief they felt over her de-
IN ise Was In8nffekt IN eVerv fland
|l5e SiNteente Wavd choir opened the
MoFoh f4tfespie gave a sFol6.t \ pOStle
sLlnd then qaeHed prayer and Presi-
d Ut snow SPOKE few words Of conso-
latich t4e Vas fonowed by Professor
~ oung acadamy 1T provo. Professof
BrimhaA paid an earnest tribute to
Miss Smith ,ife and character. She
aNgd been ms pupil. aba be testified
fssi nasy % hef gfaatwortA.
ttkhe c01elpsioh OF Professor Brim-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02

The fire department ushered TN MAJ
with threc runs yesterday The frss
was 90 a--sirning hay stack lathe rear
East and seventh South streets No.
responded and The fire was soon e1-
tinruisEel
The sscoud cali was 20 the short 1.iflA
depot where some ira d was buFnlaf-
but the FIRE was out before No >
cou1d arrive on the scene.
a'he third elarnl was turned in ffohf
the corner 81 FIRST South and west
Temple ssreets. where q cable box -
e telephone pole was 5fire-- The chem
icaI from headquarters responded ard
In a few minutes The hre. which hau
been caused By CROSS Wsrcsr Waa px-
fingtssshed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02
- &C. 60 pigorders.

Algiers. MAY 1.s-Whep Max Regis the
anti-Semite mayor Of -Algiers. and his
brother retUrnedE yesterday from she
Chenps. where they had Md the wounds
received in a battle {a g restaurant with
the editor of Ia Reyanche dl Peuple and
some Of his friends dresses. they re-
entered the cafe and renewed the disOr-
Cers. VlreclCirg the place. Thence they
prOceeded TO the n1ay-oralty. shouting as
they went. AT III o'clock last night order
was restored Tie authorities have taken
severe measures to f)TeVent a repetition
of the disorders.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02
WILL BE Lively CAMP.
Flattering Predictions Are Made for
the Nome Gold District.


the Nome Gold District
Port. Townsend, wash. May III. n.
Reed, deputy clerk of the United states
circuit court at Nome, ana B. r. Dyer
arrived from the north today on the
steamer victorian, having left Nome
Feb. 19. and made the trip up the river
1000 miles on dog sleds in ffty-two
days.
MI. Reed denies the report credited to
him relative. to zoo men perisling ia the
storm on Nome beach. and says that he
never gave out such Information. They
report that during the entire winter
about zoo men who joined stampedes to
scenes of reported strikes are missing.
and some bodies have been found
frozen. They report rich strikes in rhe
KingsOck country, and also in the
Bluestone district
Gold Pan and Alder creeks, in the lat
ter district, yield from 30 cents 70 SIS
to the pan. They predict that the
Nome country viii be a lively camp
this summer. and that the OUTPUT Of
gold viii almost equal the Klond1ke
Mail from the states cid not reach
Nome until Feb. A. when they learned
Of the results of the presidential cleo
t-aS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02

Cudahy Kidnapping case and to senter
q plea at bar that, having been acquit-
ted last week on Trial for highway
robbery of CUdahyc gle could not be
put in jeopardy again for that affair
When the trial is called, if at all, on
these three remaining charges, the plea
at bar viii be passed upon
Tie state VIII probably file charges
of perjury committed in last weeks
trial the maximum penalty for which
lieves that the plea at bar. viii effect-'
uaHy stop any trial on the three
charges in connection with the abduc-
ton to which It is set Up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02
INTRIGUE IN GERMANY.
Count Won BueloAV Accusedeof Poi
soning the KaiseT's Mind.

Berlin May .1.--Eleyen 81 The Berlin pa
NaehH1chten III winch it is said that
Baron Won LuCauus CHER Of The Pfn-
peTOr's civil cabinet, is Intriguing aga> st
Count Won BuelOW, the imperial chances
for, or the ground that the LITTER IS poI-
sOning The efnperOr's mind against MIN
fLucau tls5 u The aD8icIe in question also
says that q reorganization 81 the rafm-
istry is possible, emitting N0u AItqueh
Prussian minister OF hnances Baron Won
Rhe8nbabens PrUssisln minister of he IN
terror, Baron Won Hammerste -I1OXeli.
PruESian minister of agricuhure and
Herr Brefeld, Prussian minister OF con-
merce. -
The correspondent of the Associates
Press has good reason 20 regard the last
omission as certain to be untrue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02
MADE BOGUS MONEY.
Counterfeiters' Outfit is Found by
Police Near Butte.

Butte, Mort, May 1.-The arrest a few
days. ago of William Dougherty and John
Mulligan for passing counCsrfeitel $40
sold pieces has LED to the capture of a
complete outfit for making spurious COIN
The movements Of D0rn msn had been
traced and it was found they had been
making frequent trips TO q cabin on the
1NOrth@rn Pacific railroad a feH miles
this side of Pipes one springs
Today Chier OF Police LaVeu and Be
tectiVe Murphy went 90 the cabin and
there found one OF the most -conap.e
pants for makjnE bogus money ever
seen in these .Oartsr Jlrn N eO5aFs Inc
man in charge of the cabin, was arrest-
cd. The police say he mas served a term
in the Idaho penitenuary Tor the same
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02
RUSH FOR THE WEST.
Tourists Are Coming from the East
and Trains Are Crowded.

Omaha. Neb., Max 1.-Tuesday was the
last day for the s25 Tuesday rates. and
the tourists from farther east began ar
irving in crush this morning. All Of
the 1fTion Pacific trains ran in two Sec
tons to acCoTnmOdate the crowds, While
the Rock Island and all other roads frOm
the east had extra cars.
This ends the California rush. and uI1-
less sonnet hing new happens viii be the
last OF the low rate movements If any
kind west until June, when the S15 rOund-
trip rates TO Colorado common points viii
become effective.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02
Nsw Banks for Idabo.
- Il - IIeraIal

Especial to The HeraIdO :
Wash,ngI0n Nav IA statement given
oSit by the comptroller Of the currency to-
day shows THAI since March "a $50. 20
april II % this year there We're applica-
tiOns received to organize three banks
in Idaho. with AN aggre gates eapifal Ell
Si5,C3es and two with a combined cap. tai
of s0t.NJ3 We're organized and authOrltzed
ton these two bank deposited S12.50G ia
bonds with the comptroller. During this
period no new hanks were organ zed in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02
APACHE KID EXECUTED.
Famous Indian OUTLAW is Once More
Killed. in mexico.

ST. Louis May La special to the
Globe Democrat from Hermosilli, Mex
leo. says The leader OF a hand Of
Xaqui Indians, who was captured a
short time ago at Cuesta Alta By a
detachment Of government troops, has
been executed at Antejuda by order of
General Lorenzo Torres.
Prior to his execution he was BOsi-
lively Identified as Apache Kid by AZ
eXander Macdonald an American
scout in the service OF the government
troops. who says he knew the Kid well
in Arizona
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02
WRECK ON GREAT NORTHERN.
Engineer Killed and Fireman Thrown
$50 Feet Down Embankment.

Helena, Mont, May IA Great
Northern express train was wrecked one
and One-haIf N les west Of Fort Benton
this morning. The engine, tender, bag
gage and mail cars were s.ftc.led, and
Engineer John Wilkinson was killed. The
fireman was thrown f50 feet down All
entertainments, but received only slight iTr
jurles. No passe ngeEs were injured
IRE wreck was caused by a WashOut.
Wilkinson lived IN Great Pals, where he
has family.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02
BURGLARS BIG HAUL.
Rob Store in Southern California and
Secure. $3.50

Cayueos, Cal. May 1.-THE nerchanz
disc store of De Gettardi & Righetu
was robbed last night The burglars
managed 10 open the safe and secured
over IS. 800 ia cash Negotiable papers
and securities and about S20e in the
money drawer were left untouched.
A member Of the firm returned from
Los Angeles yesterday with Sc, 600 with
which to liquidate certain debts of the
firm. 1t is believed that the robbers
had knowledge OF the 0rTn s intention
end planned the robbery
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02
CHERRINaToN NorrED
Not Certain What Clark Forces VIII
DO Next


Assistant United States attorney
CherT ington was notified by wire yes
terday noon that the INJUNCTION AGAINST
the SFn Psd-0 company issued ~ car
son City n&d been served on the men
I'm charge IF the Clark construction
gang below Tvada He was later in
formed that rhe Clark forces had with
drawn, ieaving the short Line IN fun
possession OF the grade. There is stu
some doubt as-tO- whether the Clark
men wiz return at once TO SAT- Lake
OF go further into Nevada. where tnere
81 10 disputed ground. and start 70
work, depending upon securing me
tight OF way from the gov eminent az q
later, date. ,'he injuuctiOn coVer6 2lt
the grade from Uyada to Pioche Nia'
Clover valley Junction and n the Clark
people desire to continue work they
must SO Beyond either ~ these POINTS
Engineer I'll Nj. Mccartney is on the
EroInd as the san Pedro COppany's
Representative. are tlls matter, in me
abseuca-of AR. Whittemere. VIII prom
ably be ,eft % h5in4 with the coRcuE-
renee OF Mr.. Ches-riugten. Mr. w bite
more IS expected nome today OF tom0r-
row.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02
MAY GO FREE
Alleged Kidnaper viii Set Up a Plea
Of Once in JEOPARDY.

Orahae. May f--Jancs Callahan, in
Judge Baker's court this morning, was
Permitted 10 withdraw his piaa Of not
guilty toetne charges of grand larceny
robbery and false imprisonment in the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02
sHuT poWN $500.
Disagreement as to Wages Throws
600 Men Out of Work at Helena.

600 Men Out Of Work at Helena.
Helena, Mont, May Late this af-.
ternoon orders were received to close
down the works of the American STnelt-
ing & Refining company at East Helena.
employing 60t men, The eight-hour Gay
law, which Went into effect today, is re-
SpOnSiblc for. the shut dOa-l in I meas,
the wages OF blast furnace men 20 per
cent IN consequences OF shorter day.
The men agreed TO work ct 10 per cent
reduction and the company offered to
comp oTnise at L. Agreement could not
be reached ana an QrueT To Shut down
was received from the New York office
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02
Friction 81 Britfsb Cabinat.

London. NAY 1.-The sun sadav in q
double leadeG item, describes Lord Sails
bury as perturbed by certain revelations
witch thee financial adviser 81 Lord
Kitchener has unearthed' The premier
Is also pictured By the sun as not in so
good health recent announcements.
have led the pubttc &c believe. Il IS also
alleged thaf there is friction between
Lord Salisbury and Lord Lansdowne Snfil-
lister for foreign affairs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-02
- - Fhrinment.

1sos Angeles, Csl.. May -Four Of
The ten new passenger coaches ordered
ny the san Pedro. BOs Angeles q SAT-
lake railroad have reached here. and
several OF the 125 fiat cars ordered 'Elle
first consignment of seventy-EYe pound
r.LLa Is $50 leen receiNed.