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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
CHASE A GANG OF TRAMPS.
Hobces Encamped on Bear River
Pursued by Posse.
Especial 70 The Herald)

Evanston, Wye, April 19.-Last
Thursday night a car standing in the
Union Pacific yards in this place was
broken into by unknown persons and
much damage done to the contents
thereof and a considerable amount of
merchandise appropriated, including
tobacco, rice, coffee and a coffee pot.
This afternoon a train crew arriving
from the east reported seeing a gang
of about forty hobos in the vicinity
of Bear River five miles east of here.
They had a new coffee pot.
"A light engine was got ready at once
and a posse Of eight men, headed by
Deputy Sheriff Jones, started for the
gang, which they found forty strong,
near the Bear River siding. An at
tack was made on the gang, which i'm
mediately scattered, the posse securing
but seven Of them, together with d
part of The stolen property, including
the telltale coffee pot. The prisoners
were brought to Evanstcnsand confined
in the county jail This makes the
second ARRAY with hobos within the
past ten days, and the officials are
thoroughly aroused. They are deter
mined to bring to justice any person
who may commit a depreciation on the
c0mpany's property. at any cost, and
the county officials viii cooperate with
the railroad company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
TO FIND OUT
TRUST SECRETS
Senator Teller introduces a Res
olution to Invest ,ate Holdings.
NO REAL BENEFIT TO CUBA
SAYS THE REBATE WILL not
AID THE NEEDY.

VI ASHlNGTON, April 19.-Mr. Tel
w Ter Of colorado today introduced
in the senate the following:
Whereas, Il has been currently re-
ported that nearly the entire crOp of
Cuban sugar has been purchased and
is now held by what is generally known
as lie sugar trust. which is the
principal consumer of raw sugar in
the United States, and that anV con-
cession given to the raisers o. cane
sugar IN the island Of Cuba or any
measure intended for their relief By ad-
hitting their sugar at reduced rates
Of duty into the United States. viii
only benefit the sugar trust and that
the CHbans VIII receive no real bene-
nit from such concessions. and.
Whereas, It is alleged that a num-
Der IF citizens Of the United States
have acquired large holdings OF cane
producing lands in Cuba and are now
especially Urging the reduction of duty
Of sugar under the claim that such
reduction VIII benefit the people Of
cuba, therefore, be Ii
Resolved, That the committee on re-
lations with cuba be directed to make
an Investigation as 10 the truth OF the
charges and 10 report to the senate
and 20 report, in addition thereto, what
is the normal cost of making sugar in
the island OF cuba: and also, if any
concession shall be made IN the way
of a reduction OF the duty on sugar
coming from Cuba into the United
states. what concessions should be
made by the government Of Cuba about
10 be established, on articles produced
in the United States and exported into
the said island of Cuba, in order to
make a reciprocal and equitable ar
rangement as to exports to Cuba and
imports therefrom to the United
/ States
The resolution was referred 10 the
committee on relations With Cuba at
! the suggestion 0f Mr.. Plat of Con-
| necticCt, chairman Of that committee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
OUT OF THE FEDERAL COURT
Attorney General Of Minnesota Wants
to Get the Merger Case.

to Get the Merger Case.
st. Paul, Mimi, April Ig.-The attor-
neg. general of Minnesota. W. =.
Douglas. wiz oppose the removal Of the
merger suit from the Ramsey county
district court into the United states
circuit court. He VIII go into the
United States circuit court and there
move the court 70 remand the suit TO
the county court, from which it came.
General Douglas said today after d
consultation with Senator Wilson, as
sociate counsel in the case;
The transfer of the case viii not
embarrass or hinder the action of the
states. IT is imm3terial in which court
TIT. case Is tried, but the motion to re-
mand viii at once bring up the ques-
ton of jurisdiction and when that is
settled we can proceed with the trial
of the case on its merits. In any
event il viii reach the supreme court
without unnecessary delay"
The state expects President Hill OF
the Northern Securities company to re-
new in the federal court his motion to
vaeate the service of summons on the
Northern Securities company and him
self as president of the company on the
same ground that the motion was made
in the Ramsey county district court
that the Northern Securities company
is not doing business as q corporation
in Minnesota and has appointed no
agent il this state to receive service.
The service of Mr.. HID, as president OF
the Northern Securities company, viii
be objected to on the ground that he
is not resident of this state in that
capacity, but only as an individual
Should the service he vacated then
| the state viii probably try 10 secure
service by publication.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
MUST PAY RANSOM.
Prominent Persons Thrown Into Jail
For a Newspapers Comment.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.)
Managua, Mic. April 19.--The Demo
cracia. the daily semi-0fficial organ Of the
government. published an article q short
time ago evidently endeavcring 20 eX-
plain why so many prominent CltlIenS
have recently been imprisoned incom-
mlnicado in the penitentiary at Managua
by the order Of President Zeiaya.
II said that about two weeks ago q
rumcr was circulated in the town OF
Granada that a citizen of that place had
received newspaper from Panama, Co
Iombia on the margin Of which was
written in pencil, supposedly by Enrique
GuZman. an eXpatriated political Oppo-
ncnt of President Zeiaya:
Listen 10 the cadence Put YOUR ear
to the drum. The storm approaches.
Watch ard pray
As a result of this report many persons,
including men of wealth and influence,
an of whom are not in harmony with
President Zelaya, were arrested ana
placed in the penitentiary. It IS current
. reported that those persons imprisoned
for political causes VIII soon be forced 20
pay large fines In order TO obtain thelf
release. as the Nicaraguan government Is
in distressing need OF money
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
stanford-California Contest.

Stanford University, Cal. April 10
The tenth annual field meet between
California and Stanford was held on
the Stanford track this afternoon Inc
final score stood 7Sl2 points for Cali
fornia against 49, for Stanford. IN
spite of a strong north vino, good TIME
was made in nearly all the running
events Following the close of the
events. j G.. NcCaughem, Stanford s
track captain. lowered the Pacific
coast record in the 220-yard dash from
y a. seconds TO p seconds fiat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
BEER ON EmPEROR'S YACHT.
Gift Of Gotham Brewers IS Seized by
Officials.

Berlin. April 1.-the imperial chan-
ceIIor. Count Vou Buelow, IN thanking
the correspondent OF the New York
Stats Zeitung for a list of the news
PAPERS represented at the banquet
given in New York by the Stats Eel
tung to the press OF the United states
i'm honor of Prince Henry, alluded TO
the great development OF the press IN
the United States and to us extensive
participatiou in the arrangements made
TO honor the primes.
The great beer treats OF the New
York brewers to the crew OF the I'M
perial yacht HohenZOllern had unpleas-
ant consequences for several OF the
deck officers. They saved seven kegs
of beer intending TO present them to
their friends at home, but the custom
house officers at Kiel seized the kegs
at the freight depot and compelled the
officers to nav 27O marks $3.50 in
duties and penalties. The customs OH
GERS sold the beer at auction
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PAYNE's ESTIMATE OF ACTION.
Defines What he Thinks VIII be the
Result Of Amendment.

Washington, April 19.-Mr. Payne
stated that the abolition Of the differ
entail and countervailing duties effect
ed an even greater reduction and loss
than he had at first estimated. His
earlier figures showed the countervail-
ing duty TO be between Is and p cents
per 100 pounds But this referred to
raw sugar. and the cOunteTvailing duty
on the refined article was even more,
namely, .3SS per 100 pounds.
This, with the differential Of Is,
makes a total reduction On refined
sugar of .50S per 100 pounds.
Mr. Long of the ways aud means
committee also made estimates which,
in Judgment, bore out the foregoing
figures that the amendment WOJ.ld take
of in diderential and counteryailing
duties at a total of sos on refined
sugar coming from Germany and other
countries giving bOunties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
Spring -.otes From Billville.
lAtIanta Constitution.l

Old man Jinkins was lost in a snow
storm at the picnic Tuesday.
The town marshal with strong force
of hands, is busy digging out OF q snow
bank the guests who attended the straw
berry festival Wednesday.
The colonies found their whisky hard
frozen Thursday morning, but finally
procured a few sledge hammers and went
to cracking ice.
The town has been running wild this
winter Some of these gray-haired sin
ners seem to have an idea that hells
frOZe over
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
SYNDICATE BUYS ASTRiKE.
New Street Railway Combination En-
counters Labor Trouble

San francisco. Cal. April 19.-The
st,.ii-e If the street railway men began
fo1iqbt. AT p. m. the only system
sffe7ted was the cable lines on Market
and Powell streets. Shortly before 5
49,. the cars were stopped and in
=, sIes~t time there was a double line Of
6asd cars extending for several blocks.
r. asst. ted that the stoppage viii
-, ,Vtesld To the electric lines and
mat nv Monday The entire United Rail-
roa6 system viii be tied up. Two sys-
ems the CaEfornia street and Pre-
sidio lines are not involved The exec
,,ti,-e committee of the local division of
tbs anaJgamat ed order of street raii-
Nay, v-3e ernployes flaim that 1900 men VIII
San FrancisF1. April 19.-The Exam
iner saws. ThF United Railroads aoin-
panv of san Franchises Is 90 hsfe a.
',-ee;.l..nt Aubur ssoHand Of New
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
IT BARS THE ooNFEDERATEs.
Men Who Served in the Southern Ar
nv Nay Not Draw Pensions.

Washington, April 1S-The senate
has passed the bill for the construction
OF the dependent pension act. It pro-
vides that the act of 1890 shall be so
construed as 10 include all persons who
served ninety days during the civil war
al who were hOnOrably discharged,
INIT excluding those of the First, Sec
ond Third. Fourth. Fifth and Sixth
United states volunteer infantry. who
mad prsor service in the confederate
army or navy.
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Mountain States.
COURT cLosEs IL EVANSTON.
Offenders Sentenced and Mismated
Couples Set Free.
SPECIAL to The Herald.)

tDptCAdl 10 IAe 1tEdlu-t
Evanston. Wyo., April 1g-The court
has passed another busy day ana the
session is practically ended. The follow
ing sentences were given by Judge
Craig this morning:
state VS. Thomas Sanford (coloredl,
ten years in the penitentiary for man
slaughter
States VS.. Matthew Burke, one year
in the penitentiary for robbery.
State VS.. Andrew Erickson, one year
in the penitentiary for forg&iy
State Us. George Johnson, 8 ! months
in county jail for aggravatst assault.
State Us. Jack Howard, dismissed for
want of prosecution.
Harry Sorenson, juvenile, delinquent,
sentenced to reform school Golden,
Colo, until of age or Reformed
Judgment was given plaintiff, Walter
Webster, for S1,SlS. w. J. Delaney, de-
PENDANT
Judgment for defendant in case of
Lewis A. Marks VS.. board county COM
missioners.
Judgment for plaintiff in case OF
Ann Linden VS.. Herman Langburg and
Harry Case.
Judgment for plaintiff in case of John
w. Stoner VS. H. j. Case and II. f..
Langburg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
Reunion Of scandivnavians.

Preston Ida, April ia reunion of
Scandinavians resident in and around
Preston was held last night ia the Sec
ond ward meeting house. There was a
large turnout, the meeting house being
packed to overlooking. A programme
was rendered, refreshments served and
dancing INDUCED in until the wee
sma' hours" Every one enjoyed the
event immensely.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
TACOMA HAS A FIEND.
Small Girls Assailed by a Lecherous
Brute.

Tacoma, Wash, April 19.-Since the
dastardly assault on little Susie Taylor,
investigation has resulted in bringing
TO light a number of instances in the
west end of the city where young girls
and women have been attacked, and
only been saved from outrage by the
screams of the intended victim OF by
the arrival of assistance. Nearly all Of
these cases have occurred within
radius of half dozen blocks in the
west end. Suspicion has for some time
been fastening upon one certain resi-
dent of the locality, and he Is being
closely watched by citizens and by Of
ficers of the law. This man is known
to have been giving little girls candy
and trying TO entice them. The reward
of $500 offered by citizens for the ap-
prehension of the assailant Of Susie
Taylor has been increased 500. Several
detectives are working on the case.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
SALIVA WORK TO
BE LET THIS WEEK
%
Bids Opened Tomorrow For First
Twenty Miles.
CUTOFF TO CpST'$2,OOO. 600
WILL FORM LINK IN NEW
TRANsCoNTINENTAL ROUTE.
CUTOFF TO COST $4,000. coo

- ROBABLY during the present week
= the Rio Grande Western win let
4 the hrgt ccutract for grading on
the Salina c1t-on- "a project which
calls for the expenditure Of approx
mateIv s., 600 COZ. The work is to be
completed this Tear. In connection
with. this. il is planned 10 beSin Work
r6is year on the extension of the san
pete valley branch To- connection with
the San Pedro and the Oregon Short
Line. This viii call for the expenditure
OF at least S2.0c0, 700 more.
Bids are TO be opened in Denver to-
morrow for the grading Of the hrst
twenty miles Of the Salina cut-0h.
About twenty contractors h8ve been
looking over the ground, end ii is Sup
pgsed an equal number CT bids have
been submitted. Work is 10 be com
menced as soon as posi- BILE, and rushed
10 completion. Chief Engineer E. D..
Yard is expected to arrive from Den
Yer soon. to supervise the starting OF
the work.
It Is a Big Scheme.
The beginning Of work on the Salina
cut-oft viii be the first step in com
urehensfve scheme meaning the diver
SON of 4 large amount of traffic from
salt Lake. The bCsiness thus diverted
will not vitality affect the city however,
except thai IL may keep numbers or
neoDIe from visiting salt Lake that
7rould otherwise 90 So. The Salina cut
oF WI be a link il, the new tracscon-
tinental route planned by George j..
Gould and his associates. and the ce-
termination to construct it is result
of Mr. Gouldis visit to Ctah snort
time ago.
Assurance is given by Rio Grande
officials that il IS the intention to build
llD Salt Lake as much as possible, and
that the principal business VIII so
through this city. II is a certainty
rbat the tourist business viii suner
only slightly in any event, as tourists
,vUi come t. this city anyhow. But
messengers desiring to make time 70
and from the coast viii be more Likely
To take the more sOutherly route, ana
there viii he less stopping in the city
between trains.
Through Freight Business.
II through freight business handled
bv che san Pedro or Short Line TO
southern California viii practically all
90 by the rev route. This VIII make
~ PRACTICAL difference 10 Salt Lake,
ara wiz save in th5 operating eX-
penses Of the railroad. The 4 per cent
graz of Soldier Summit VIII be avoid
Cd. the Salina cUU-cft having a maxi
mum gradieEt OF 212 per cent ana con-
siderable distance VIII be saved
Tie Saina CUTOFF. or Castle valley
raad. VITA be 10 miles In length, ac-
corGmg 20 1ne new survey II contains
scme heavy Wosl5 II number of places
especially IN the first twenty miles, the
lot Nna
week. Five tunnels are to be built
8ne of which viii be approximately
2.ee0 feet Ia length. The others are
shorter Several heavy cats and fills
win be necessary Rails are TO be laid
behind the graders. ANA a second con-
tract win probably be let within short
time
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York. who is one of the eight directors
already chosen for the company. The
directors have Just given him the title
Of acting president, ana the fuii title
of president VIII be conferred in cas-
h sees ht 70 remain permanently IN
san Francisco, which is most probable.
To is said he is TO receive a salary OF
$4,000 a year. Mr.. NininS, as general
manager. is represented as receiving
$10000 per annum.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
Dynamite Professors House.

Ada. o. April 1e.-Early today an
attempt was made TO wreck the home
of Professor F. Maglott Of the Ohio
Normal university with dynamite. a
stick OF the explosive placed under the
window sill destroyed in front of the
residence and wrecked the furniture
4 Jealous lover of a domestic employed
BY the professor is charged with the
crime. He cannot be found.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
Too Much Government.


IlNEW IULh " IIhif-T
Patron-That bread you sold M was
stale.
Baker-Yah ! COON TO dis country ind
go to work nit a horse an wagon ind
bakery und a schmall boy. Wrist dot
society for de prevention Of cruelty 10
animals makes me droubles aloud mine
horse. ind den dot society for de pre-
ventiou of cruelty TO shildren makes me
droubles about dot small boy. Now Not
can ] dO2 Maybe if / fresh bread zsll,
Won society for dc prevention Of cruelty
to dyspeptics viii zend me TO dot peni-
fenfiarN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
searles Free From Debt.

New York. April 19.-John Z. Sesr1es.
formerly prominent in the affairs of
the American Sugar company, was to-
day granted a discharge in bankruptcy
He made an assignment on March ).
1901. at which time he scheduled his
liabilities at S2,135, 000 and his assets at
S3,s16,O00.
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Wanted to Be Posted.

The Atlanta Constitution the other day
received the following letter:
..Sur an Friend: Do the Carnage liber-
rarv lend Books teechin Mathematics
to Outside YOUR Citie2 1 want onlie
Books on Mathematics, as L am all
right on spellin an am purity good
Grammatician if I do say II Miself- !
kin Spell an Grammatize but Matthem-
mattics is ono too Much for Ne.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
Preacher Loses his Place.

TIiawatha. Kan. April 19.-Rev. NJ.
Harwood. pastor Of the Congregational
church in FairVieW. this county. has re-
signed his position His members were
dissatisfied with bis alleged heretlcai
views. objection was made To the state
ment made by HarwoOd that Jesus Christ
was a man. and divine simply because he
was ifhout sin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
Out Of pate Metaphor.

The battle was shifting to another part
Of the field,
Here, orderly said the commanding
general, take this message TO Colonel
Garshy, and don't let the grass grow
under your feet. ether
How can / prevent it. general, re-
specially asked the orderly, when I am
to travel by balloons?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
TRAINLoAD OF WOVEN COMING.
Missouri Pacific Excarsinn VIII Ar
rive Ma r.

The Missouri Pacific wiz run a spe-
cial train from New York for a party
of New York women who viii attend
the convention of the National Fedora
ton of V-omen's clubs. The excursion
was arranged by ". +. Hoyt general
eastern passenger agent, ana 80 women
have announced their intention 20 so
ON this train p Mccain VIII be IN
charge OF the party.
The traiI viii reach Salr Lake on the
return trip Tuesday May Is, and viii
remain here an day General Agent
c. A. Tripp has arranged an organ re-
cital drive about the city, excursion
TO Saltair and other forms Of entertain
n Mt for the women while they are
here. The party VIII go 10 California
by the southern route, and viii return
over the central route.
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How brother Dickey Figured It.
lAtlanta constitutionl

on being told that a negro had stolen
$1,000. Brother Diekey shook his head.
Don't believe itY
NO. sub: hit amt like a niger, Now.
ef dey'd said SO, I'd give III er verdick
or guilty; en- even den ia have me doubts,
kaze hits ten ter one dat genuine mig
ger would CT only took nine dollars en- a
hnIff"
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For Murder on 3 STEAMBOAT.

Chicago April 1.-THE jury i'm the case
of Louis To0mbs, or trial fo- the murder
of Anna Larson on board the steamer
Charles on the night OF Dec. 81. 1901. TO-
night brought in a verdict of murder in
the first degree. and TOombs was sem
fenced to be hanged.
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Aocepts Portfolio Of Sc.

stockholm. April ls-Siguard Ibsen.
son of Henrik Ibsen. the NorU egian
poet and dramatist has accepted the
portfolio of state in II. Blehers' new
cabinet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
Red Lodge Strike Settled.

Helena, Mont. April Estate Coal
Mine Inspector Welsh this evening re-
ceived a telegram from Red Lodge an
nOuncing that the strike in the Goa, mines
there had been settled and the men would
go to work Monday, after being out eleven
days. About 100 men were involved in
the trouble
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Reigning Prince Dead.

Csreitz-G reitz. Germany. April -
Henry XII. reigning prince Of the fed
eral state of Reuss-Greitz, died here
mis- afternoon of heart trouble He
was horn at Greitz March 5, 1916.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
New Hotel For New York City.

New York, April 1s-Fifth avenue
viii have stiD another $3,500,000 hotel
eighteen stories high. The structure
win rise on the southwest corner at
FiftN-flfth street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

AJAX MINING COMPANY.-LOCA-
ton and principal place Of business, Salt
Lake City. Utah. NOtice.-There are de-
Iinuuent upon the following described
stock on account Of assessment NO. 8,
levied on the 18th day of February, 1892,
the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders as
foIfou-s-
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Terpsichore supplants Minerva.

Preston, Ida, April 19.-Professor
Widtsoe Of the Agricultural college at
Logan, Utah, was to have leetured here
this evening in the o. s. academy, but
he telephOned his inability 10 be pres
ent. A dance was given instead.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
Ten Drivars to Dance

Member. Of fhe local Team Drivers
union are preparing e give oaA al
Christcusens next Wednesday evening.
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Pursuant to order Of board of directors
the above safe of delinquent stock is post
poued until May 5. 1872 at - o clock q m.
VI 81 RT
Secret ara
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Pursuant 10 order OF Board Of Direct
ors the above sale Of delinquent stock Is
postponed until April Il, 1872. at 70 9, elcck
- J. N BURT.
Secretary.