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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-22
"oitRs STONE POLICE.
%, between Russian Author.
ues and Strikers

De p,'. Gated May 81, says: '' o.
'sss A ~. al the obuchoff Iron
" A''1andrOyaky in this e sIu,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
DIED IN A SALOON.
Strange Death of an Italian Woman
Inquest Tomorrow.

An italian woman named Amelia De
GregariO, who came 10 this country but
recently died suddenly and under mys-
terious circumstances In back room
Of an Italian saloon on State street,
near First South, last night
The woman was II years Of age and
came to Salt Lake two weeks ago,
About a half an hour before she died
she was seen to accompany a stranger
into one OF the rear rooms. She had
been drinking considerably but other
wise her condition was not such as 70
excite any notice whatever
Joe Falsetto, the bartender Of the
place, says that he heard the woman
screaming and Fastening TO the room
saw the woman rush into the street
clutching her throat and gasping for
breath Her companion rushed through
the saloon and disappeared, and no
trace Of him has been found. Falsetto
assisted the woman back into the sa-
loon ana summoned DR.. g, NJ. Benedict.
but before he arrived the unfortunate
woman died. The bartender claims
that Just before she died She told him
that the stranger caused her condition
while in his embrace. but It Is said by
her associates that she suffered from
consumption and has been III for sever
al days.
The body was removed 70 the un-
dertaklng establishments Of Joseph
Wm. Taylor. and an inquest VIII be
held I'm Justice Dana T. Smiths court
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
PEOPLE VINO ARE PASSING

Hon. s. r. Thurman came up from
Provo this morning upon legal business
He was here yesterday. but returned 10
his home In the garden city last night
coming up again this morning. He looks
hearty and happy,
Chas. D. Tyree. who was once a mem
Der II the ogden police force Is here IN
attendance upon the Fedral court as
Juror. Charlie Is az enthusiastic as ever
over Ogden, and the citizens Of that
town may never need fear that the IN
terests OF their city shall be neglected
when he Is In sight. I'VE feel very
comfortable In Ogden over the rail-
road situation, said Mr.. Tyre TINS
morning. Just as sure as you are
alive the Southern Pacific viii build
the lake cutoff into ogden and Will es-
tabllsh fine bathing resort on the
Promontory, with a splendid hotel IN
connection, for the accommodation and
pleasure of transcontinental tourists.
on the Promontory there are flowing
springs Of clear fresh water and a beau
tlful site for resort Depend upon II,
that resort win be built and before very
long. Ogden has been kept back a
great deal by these reports OF change
Of junction OF the Union Pacific, South
ern Pacific and Rio Grande Western,
but they have been disproven so many
times that they are now getting TO be
an old thing and they won't 80"
Mr.. Tyree IL q native of Virginia,
having a mother living near Lynch
burg. upon one OF those typical Vir-
glnia farms OF the years past. Upon q
recent visit there by Mr., Tyre, the
mother was surprised when he referred
to the west as home, although he has
been living here for thirty years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
STRIKE SETTLED.
Philadelphia A. Reading Railroad
Ignores the Labor Union.

Philadelphia. july president
George +. Baer OF the Philadelphia a
Reading Railway company has given
out the following signed statement:
THE Reading Railway shop strike
has been settled upon the following
basis:
THE men to return 20 work at once
Just as they were before they went out
The men TO be restored 90 the Phila-
delphla q Reading Relief Association
with like effect as though they had no;
left the employ OF the company.
The labor union not to be recognized.
We will employ any one we please and
no distinction will be made between
union and nOn-union men,
After the men have returned 20 work
a committee OF the shops representing
all the workmen can be appointed by
our employees. We viii appoiu, a COM
mlttee composed Of superintendents and
foremen Of the shops 90 meet the work.
mems committee and the whole subject
Of wages to be considered hy this Join,
committee with power TO agree upon q
new scale OF wages which shall be fair
and Just both to the men and the COM
Iany. These committees are TO begin
work as quickly as they are elected. In
case, after reasonable eflort the Joint
committee cannot agree. I viii person.
ally meet the Joint committee and en-
deavor 10 adjust the differences. II Is
understood that n any new scale IL
agreed upon Il shall whenever adopted,
he effective July l. 1901 Trans
portatlon will be given 20 the committee
20 visit any Of the shops With q view Of
ascertaining the scale OF wages In force
IN such shops"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
PERSONALS.

Miles Romney OF Y. c. NJ. |. returned
home today from Buffalo where he has
been looking over the Pan-Amerlcan,
F. d. Cuslck. an old Chicago news
paper man, arrived In Salt Lake today,
accompanied by his wife and daughter,
and Immediately called upon Messrs.
Kopp and Flanagan Of the Associated
Press. with which he is also connected
at the present time. Mr.. Cuslck prior
to going into the employ OF the Asso-
ciated Press was city editor OF the
Chicago News, paper which Is Just
now making a great bid for public ia
yor.
Prof r. V. Chamberlain and Instruc-
ter James Larsen Of the l., d. $. Uni
yersIty have started on a scientific ex-
petition through the mountains and
higher canyons OF central Utah. They
viii collect and ship TO the University
specimens OF plants. animals, especially
insects. ana rocks. They expect to visit
many localities hitherto unexplored by
scientists.
Elder Percy Goddard Is now on his
way home from Germany to take
charge of certain classes In the Office
department Of bookkeeping In the /.
D. 8 Business College. He win stop OFF
this summer In Chicago to take some
higher commercial courses there be-
fore returning home
Mrs. Jennie Il. Whipple. ex-matron Of
the county nhrnary viii leave In u few
days for an extensive eastern trip dur
ing which she win visit relatives in
several states
Raymond McCune has returned from
Columbia university, where he is tax
Ing course In mining engineering. He
stated this morning that he had sue
cessfully passed his examinations up to
the present stage and intended spend
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
YOUNG MEN ARRESTED.
Charged With the Serious 0llense of
Burglary.

Last night four boys named Algemon
Houghton, otto BergQulst. Arthur II.
Bergqulst and Robert McCallister were
caught in the act of robbing II. F. Hap
goods store on Second East and Fifth
South. They We're captured by Mr.
IIapgood and lodged In the city iail the
charge OF burglary being booked
agalnlt them
Nj Hapeood says that he has been
missing thlngs from the store for sew
ral months and last SUNDAY night he
discovered that his place had been en-
tered and a number OF articles stolen.
Last night Mr. Hapgood and his clerk
concluded TO watch Tor the robbers The
result was that the four boys named
above, and one other. came TO the store
ana otto Bergquist the smaller "a u.
gang, crawed through a hole In the
wall ana opened the door Tor the 9TH
crs Just as they were coming out with
their arms fun Of stolen things they
We're captured. The fifth hoy escaped.
At the pallee station they were allow.
ed Co go on their own recognlzance un.
al today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
POP WAR.
Saltwater Manufacturers in Very Keen
Competition.

There IL what may be termed keen
competition among the sodawater
manufactures Of this city, for they are
cutting prices at a merry rate. How
the trouble began is not Of record, ex-
cept that It was attributed to the sale
by Hewlett Bros, of double-sized bot
ties Of pop because they had run out
Of the regulation size. This appears
TO be- erroneous. howeyeras the Messrs.
Hewlett Bros. cay they do not manu-
facture pop and have not been doing
so for several years. Contributing
their SHIRE in the fight are the salt
Lake Soda Water company Butler a
Spnngman, Denhalter Bottlng com.
pany Metcalf & Sons Bottllng com
pany Geo, Olson q CO., and Caffey a
FOOte
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
DENVER GIVES
ITS SUPPORT.
Queen City Of Plains Interested
in the San Pedro Line,
MESSAGE SENT TO CLARK.
Meeting OF Directors In salt Lake
Terminates This Mornins- omeinis
Scattering 10 Various Points

The directors meeting OF the San
Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake ter
minated this morning. Senator W. A.
CLARK left at 9:4J a, m. for Butte. 49,
tomorrow morning there VIII not be
non resident director remaining IN san
Lake, providing Vice President ! ~
Glbbon can complete the few details
which he has TO attend to in that time
When seen after the meeting THIS
morning Mr. Glbbon stated that there
was nothing to give out FOR the infor-
nation Of the general public the BRIEF
session held this morning he said was
mainly devoted to the passing OF some
resolutions.
The afternoon session OF the board
Yesterday lasted for three ana nan
hours and vas mainly devoted 20 the
reports OF MIR. Gibbon ana Engineer
Mccartney. Mr.. Gibbon laid before the
meeting the reports IN the Pomona ana
Carson CITY suits, also his plans re-
eardlhg pending condemnation Suits
irhe financial reports were also inter-
estlng and a showing was made where
by the company has set forth as nav
ING spent In the neighhorhood of one
million dollars for the purchase OF roll
ing stock. equipment, legal expenses IN
Cured IN securing right OF ways, anu
grading expenses.
Mr.. Gibbon this afternoon stated that
~ fl Is possible to get quorum To-
gether thar another directors meeting
viii be held In Los Angeles within the
next ten days.
DENVER WANTS THE ROAD
During the progress Of the meeting
OF the directors IN this city numerous
telesrams have been received hy Pres
Ident ". a. clark from all over the
West ni which support Of the enter
prise rs promised Among the most
significant that were received hN the
millionaire railroad promoter was
long message from the Denver cham-
Der OF commerce and board Of trade
signed hy it's president. Mr. GibDon
stated This morning that the dlsoatch
consisted OF long resolution. the pur-
port Of which was that the residents
OF Colorado In general and Denver IN
particular were deeply interested IN the
projerr and desired nothing better than
10 be put into direct railroad connec-
ton with the harbor OF san Pedro, and
with this end IN view the Denver cham
her OF commerce would DO all In It's
power TO further the scheme. The tele-
gram promised hearty support to the
san Pedro road, and went on 10 say
that the project would receive active
cooperation on their part Valuable
data Is also offered 10 be placed al the
disposal Of the company.
In the face Of the message and de-
veiopments that are shaping with the
Colorado Midland, which Is outside the
Harrmah-Goul combination, It is
stated in some quarters that there is
something very significant in the dis
patch from Denver. Upon this phase
OF the railroad situation however the
San Pedro directors are not prepared
to talk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
YOUNG WHEEL THIEF.
Boy Gets into Trouble Over Fondness
for Wheels.


Ben Thomas. . youth II years oil age
who resides with his mother on Third
and r streets, was arrested this morn
ing By onlcer sperry on the charge OF
stealing three bicycles. Young Thomas
when taken to the station, admitted
that he stole the wheels and said he
would try to got them back.
Several weeks ago he stole Cleye'
LAND bicycle from In front OF the
Herald office, and gave Il TO his uncle,
The wheel belonged toLeo Penrose, Last
Sunday he distracted wheel belong
Ing to WIN Lester from the Tabernacle
A reporter asked the boy II his
mother knew he had been stealing BIZ
cycles
Yes" he replled, "Ehe knows II,
what did she sayg' was asked.
"she told me to be careful and II ]
rot caught she would make II easy
for me-"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
THE OFFICIAL CIRCULAR.
Text OF the Notification OF Changes
on Utah. Colorado Line.

The text of the circular issued last
night by Assistant General Traffic
Manager 5. n. Babcook OF the Utah
Colorado lines (which was forecast IN
last nights "News") Is as follows
"The following Is effective this date:
"Mr j. ID. Kenworthy viii be general
agent Of the freight department and
Mr.. 3. r. Neyins western livestock
agent, each for both companies, with
offices at Salt Lake City. Utah,
"Mr. W J. Shotwell viii be general
agent Of the freight department and
Mr. r. W. Thompson general agent OF
the passenger department, each for
both companies, with offices at No.
C25 Market street, san Francisco. Cal
mir. j. D. Mansfield VIII be general
agent for both companies with offices at
No. i2i Third street, Portland, ore.
"Mr W. &, Mcbride VIII be- general
asent for both companies with offices
at No. Al East Broadway. Butte, Mont.
IS. IL. BABCOCK,
Assistant General Traffic Manager,
approved:
"a s. HUGHES.
General Traffic Manager"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02

the time Market Row was reached and
the scattering that ensued among the
pedestrians was sublime. Round the
corner north on West Temple street
swung Inc runaway over went The
wagon amid a crash 'of glass ana the
next minute the wreck and two horses
piled up on q team Of mules outside
a blacksmith's shop. The blacksmith
took the wagon for repairs and the
driver, who had appeared on the scene,
took the horses, and The incident
closed with a few remarks passed by
the owner OK the mules.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
BURGLARS BIG HAUL.
Came Nearly Cleaning Ont Second
Hand Store--A Marriage Ceremony.
Especial to the News

NNh'Nloi W AltS NNNe'
Ogden. Utah. Jdly 2.--Burglars broke
into the secondhand store Of b. Cohen.
2is Twenty.hfth street last nleht and
made wholesale haul that came near
~ cleaning out the concern. The store
Is located In the heart Of the city and
the patrolman passes Il every half
hour, therefore the burglars must have
been old aud practlced hands that can
purloin the contents Of store on the
run.
Among the articles that they got
away with are Is gold watch chains, u
gold rings. bun dog pistols. watch
fohs. scarf pins. u coats and vests,
double breasted vests; | black cash
mere coat. IL p0cket knives. Of them
being pearl handled, and some other
articles.
The burglars forced an entrance into
the store through the front door. aud
the way they went through il and got
away indicates that they are skilled In
the work.
Thomas NJ. Adams and Miss L. r.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
EXPLOSION AND FIRE.
Close Call for A, II, Meredith's Bicycle
Store This Afternoon.

This afternoon az about $40 large
quantity OF fire works on exhibition in
front Of A. H. Meredlth's bicycle store
on East Temple street just below Third
South. suddenly exploded. setting ere
TO the awning and the front part Of the
building
officer Spcrry was on the scene al the
time aud Immediately turned an alarm
into the fire department The explosion
~ the fireworks was So terrific IL was
plainly heard 40 the police station ana
the fre alarm coming In within a few
seconds caused great deal Of excite
menL and lead TO the belief that there
had been an explosion IN one OF the
gun stores.
The loss at Meredlth's amounts 10
about SEQ The fire was eXtnguishcd
10y couple OF buckets OF water.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
EXCITING RUNAWAY.

While the FIRE department was an
swerlng a call 10 Meredths FIRE this
afternoon q lively team attached 10 a
mix wagon belonging 10 the Keystone
dairy entered into the spirit of ID, oc-
casion and endoavored 10 beat the hos,
wagon out. II h true, they started a
little late. but their efforts We're none
the less earnest Tho animals started
from state street and by the time they
had trayefssd Firrt South they we've
shedding milk bottles. hlcklcs ani
bolts from the wagon IN lavish profu.
tlon. The team was going big guns by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
DIVORCE SUIT.

Mrs. Annie NJ Anderson this morn
Ing began suit for divorce from her
husband. Frederick Anderson. ptoprie-
tor Of the Atlas saloon. charging in.
constancy and non-suppOrt. She al
leges than on June p, 1901, he commit
ted adultery with Mrs. Pauline Miles.
and she further alleges that he rs given
10 such practices They were married
In Denmark In 1890 and three children
have been born 20 them as the fruit OF
their union.
Mrs. Anderson asks for nlimony. the
custody OF the cnildreu and portion
Of the money and property OF her
husband She has Also been granted
her petition for restraining order.
prohibiting her husband from disposing
Of his money or his property. Her
attorney Is Elijah Farr
The Hunter Investment company
filed With the county recorder today ar
ticles Of incorporation with capital
stock Of sib coo. divided into 800 shares
at the par value VI $50 The officers
Of the company are: Carl q. Hunter.
president; A. NJ Hunter, vice president.
@, a. Remedy secretary and treasurer.
The officers together with Valentine
Gideon and Robert Mcfarland COM
prise the board OF directors This cSr-
poration ahsorhs the firm o. Hunter d
Kennedy, and was formed TO carry on
a general loan investment and real es-
tate business
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
Ajax Weakens-Tesora Climbing Ben
Butler Softer.

Ajax was the centre Of attraction this
afternoon. The stock sold as low as
sl4i though It closed stronger at Sl.iS'
Lower Mammoth weakened to 1881.
while Century climbed 70 1910. Ben
Butler declined to II, while Tesora was
active at Sl.lS. Tetro sold at l5ls Joe
Bowers was active at 6.
Closing quotations on the principal
otaglx a Wapa ae falloUsut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
A PLEASANT LAKE PARTY.
The German Climb Is Entertained by
Mrs. lie ROi G. Snow.

Mrs. lie Rol c, Snow gave a pleasant
lake party today TO the German club. A
most enjoyable time was spent by the
ynptg Lelple, including a Up n the
salt waters,
Next Tuesday evening the club viii
meet at the home OF Miss Elizabeth
Cannon. Last week It held a pleasant
session at the home Of lie Rol C. Snow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
BOARD OF HORTICULTURE.

The State board Of horticulture held
a session today 10 further consideration
Of crop reports and d arrange for a
trip into Weber county ana the Agri-
cultural college at Logan IN which a
thorough Investigation Of horticultural
experiments noW under way win be-
made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
GOLDlSG FUNERAL.

Funeral services over the remains Of
John Goldlng were hcli this afternoon
from the residence on Fourth South
street. under the autiicies of the Fra
ternal order OF Eagles. with Hauer-
bach's Military band In attendance. In
ternment was In the city cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
FEDERAL COURT.

The damage suit of Huntsman We. the
Southern Pacific railway was again on
in the Federal court today. the plain
tins petition being for damage for per-
sonal injuries In the sum Of $4,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02

Y RiiNNiht a. ANhoa itbi VI
transfers. made in the Office Of
county recorder up 10 9 o'clock
afternoon.
T. +. Richie to w. Y. Morgan.
quit claim deed. north 3.4s
rods by west "a rods from
southeast corner lot 10, block
~. Five Acre Plat a." Big
Field survey .... ........S
W. Y. Morgan and wife to
Charles W. Beatty, Quit
claim deed, north 3.iS rods by
west 81 rods from southeast
corner lot II, block IS. Five
Acre Plat a. Big Field sur
Elizabeth Gamble 20 Ester
Price, warranty deed. west 10
rods by north rods from
southeast corner lot G, block
81, plat "a salt Lake City
survey e.. .'' =. .',. ,,,,...
Joseph Marriott 10 the Wa
satch and Jordan Valley
Railroad. warranty deed,
acres IN northeast quarter of
section ), township 3 south.
range ! east, salt Lake merl-
uldnt'sts ssst.t .tstss s.ss zee l
Joseph T., Stevenson and wife
"a Ezra T. Stevenson. war
ranty deed, west lG feet 10 in.
by south 100 feet from Ia feet
To-, west from northeast cor
ner lot g. block s.. plat a.
Salt Lake City survey ....
Charles NJ. Wood 20 Emma T.
Wood. warranty deed. South
10 rods By west rods from 5
rods s feet west OF northeast
corner lot ., block 40, plat
"B," salt LAKE city survey
ana right OF way, 90. .... 40
James Claiming and wife TO
william James. Ct al warran-
~ deed, tract OF lInd In
northeast quarter section ~,
township south, range 1
east, Salt Lake meridian.
Salt Lake County to Charles
G. Peterson. quit claim deed,
tract Of land In northeast
quarter section II. township
south, range l west, Salt
Lake meridian. oil. d. b.. ...
Wendell =, Woodruff et al. h
laust g. Nielsen. warranty
deed. east ~ rods by north
10 rods from IS rods east from
southwest corner lot 9. block
q. pla, #" Salt Lake city
survey. 90 .. .t.....s........ 10
l.. e. Crossman and wife 10
Margaret NJ. Shields. quit
claim deed. south 10 inches By
east 1872 feet from As feet
south 81 northwest corner lot
), block III, plat &c. Salt
Lake City survey. e.. o.. ..
salt Lake County 20 r.. @.
Wilson. Quit-claim deed.
Blanche lode mining claim. In
Hot Springs mining district
Rebecca y, Perkins to $. n.
Davis. warranty deed. lots
q and "a, block 9. Perkins
iirst addition TO Grand View lSl
Minnie Heller and husband 20
Prank II. Snyder. warranty
deed. part Of lot !. block %.
plat T.. $. l. e. survey .... q
William r. Edward ct al to
Frank W. Merrill. warranty
deed. east IS feet by south
liSe feet from northwest cor.
ner lot \. block IS. plat A.
: l. g. survey .... =. ... ~
Minnie p Griffin 10 Oscar W.
Moyle warranty deed. %
acres In southeast quarter.
section u. township south
range | east. :. l.. meridian III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
Hewlett Bros. Co,
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH,

Sanders were married In the formers
rooms In the Opera House block yes
terday afternoon by Justice Joseph
Hall. The bride is the daughter OF
Street Supervisor Joseph Sanders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
ASSESSMENTS COMPLETED
Board Of Equalization Makes Guile a Large
Increase.
Mrs, Annie "a, Anderson Snes for Di-
yoroe charges Inconsistency and
Non-supporL
lsnnelal 10 the oNews.n >

ogden, July 2-The board Of equal.
izaiion has completed IT'S labors and has
made the following increase in assess
ments:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02

The original assessment on the Og-
den sugar factory was Sos $50, but II
has been abated to $4,000,
The assessment on the ogden Water
Works company has been abated from
$3.50 $40 10 sl1iSi0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02

ing his vacation in Montana, where he
goes next week on a fishing and hunt
ing trip