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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24
FINALLY RUN DOWN.
Los Angeles Diamond Thieves Ar
rested in New York.

Chicago. June 23-The police tonight
arrested Captain Reinlein and John Erg-
Vail. who are charged with the THEFT
of Jewels valued at $1,000 from the safe
Of the Hotel Melrose in Los Angeles. Cal.
The robbery occurred Oct. 2S, 1902, and
from that time until tonight nothing had
been heard Of the two men.
At the time Of the theft Reinlein was
employed as clerk OF the hotel and Erg-
Vail was a bell boy. The jewels had
been placed in the safe by Mrs. J. +.
Webster of Brooklyn. \. Y, and the box
containing them was broken open by the
two men.
Information was brought to the police
tonight that Reinlein vas working at
the Victoria hotel in this city and he
was taken into custody. After being ar
rested he made full confession of his
part in the theft and told the police that
Ergvahl was working as a bell boy at
the Grand Pacific hotel The latter also
was arrested. and both are now locked
u. a third man is said TO have been
connected with the robbery and IS said
TO be now in San Francisco The %
lice of that city have been asked to APP
pTehenG him
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San Francisco. June 2S.-Over 1900 cleo
trical Hnemen in the employ of the Pa
cific States Telephone & Telegraph com
pany went on strike this morning. All
the linemen in California. Oregon, Wash
lngtOD and Arizona quit work to enforce
demands for the adoption of an increased
wage scale. The strike order was issued
by Electrical Workers union No. Isl,
which held a special meeting last night
and resolved to take summary action
against the company. About 200 men quit
work in this city.
The prospectus to which the company
company several months ago. asking for
an increase of wages of about Is per cent,
taking for the basis of its demands the
schedule paid by other corporations. on
the plea of increased cost of living
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Ministers Leave BELGRADE.

Belgrade, June 23-In accordance
with instructions from their govern
ments the ministers of France Holland
and Turkey left Belgrade this after
noon.
King Peters train, which left Geneva
yesterday afternoon passed through
innsbruck, Austria. this afternoon.
The king was enthusiastically well
coined there by the Servian and CrOa-
tan students. The king will arrive
here at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
The foreign ministers who remain here
intend gOiE- to the railway station in
formally in frOck coats instead of uni
forms.
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SECRETARY MAKES
STRENUOUS DENIAL

Franklin, Pa, June 23.-The charges
made at washington against the Cen
eral Manifold company of this city are
emphaticaly denied by DR.. Frank r.
Johnson, secretary Of the company, who
said today:
There is no child labor employed by
the General Manifold company Ike
plant is run on d strictly union basis
and under the rules of the labor unions
Regarding the charge Of being ia
vOred in the contracts for the carbon
sheet books, there is no apparent need
for denial. The bids were and are fled
according to the specifications required
BY the goVernment.1
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Notice.

ZIONS BENEFIT BUILDING SOCI-
ETY. The annual meeting of the stock
holders of lions Benefit Building society
will be held at the T. c. NJ. l. shoe fac
tory, Salt Lake City, Utah. on Tuesday.
July IA. 1903, at S o'clock p m. for the
presentation of the financial report, the
election OF officers for the ensuing year
and the transaction Of such other BUSH
ness as may lawfully come before the
meeting. EDGAR HOWE,
Secretary
Salt Lake City, Utah, June "a, 1903.
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CLAIM SELF-OEFENSE.
Dewey and His Cowboys Had to Kill
Unarmed Berrys.

Unarmed BerryS.
Topeka, Kan, June 23.-The line Of
defense that VIII be made in behalf Of
Cnauncey Dewey and his associates
viii be that whoever did the shooting
that killed the Berrys acted in self de-.
Tense. 1t is not admitted that either
Dewey or Wilson or Mcbride, the three
who are under arrest fired the shots
that were fatal. In fact. 1t is alleged
that the only one whom the Berrys
themselves claimed fired a fatal shot
is Mcbride.
Not a particle of evidence was in
trOdUced in the preliminary against
Wilson" said Senator Hessin in dis
cussing the evidence.
Roy Berry testified that he saw
Dewey fire the shot which struck him
in the mouth. Beach Berry testified
that Mcbride fired the shot which
killed his father. and he says he also
saw Wilson fire a shot, but it did not
hit anybody. That is the substance
OF all their testimony as to the shoot
ing. so that there was no positive evil
dence against Wilson. and even taking
Roy Berry's statement as true there is
no evidence against Chauncey Dewey
on the charge Of murder"
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Telephone Answers.
Baltimore American0

baltimore AmericanO
THE lines busy" replied the vashIadv
who was asked to hang out another ham
perful of clothes.
They re talking now" replied the man
who was asked about his wife and
mOther-in-laW
In trouble" was the answer when a
man wanted to see an acquaintance who
had lately been married.
Not on this line" replied the PennsyI-
yania conductor when a passenger said
he was bound for heaven
In minute replied the smart Aleck
who was asked where were the last sixty
seconds.
Number. please2" said the Utah court
clerk. when the prisoner admitted that he
had more than one wife
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SANTA FE COULD USE IT.

Washington, June 23.-DeIegate
ROdey of New Mexico today introduced
to the president Ishmel Sparks, mayor
Of Santa Fe. and Major Fritz Miller,
who has come from New Mexico to
urge the president to issue a proclama-
ton turning over to the city of Santa
Fe the old military reservation of 1T15
acres in that city, which was aban-
dOned by the war department some
time ago and turned over to the in
terror department to be sold The city
Of Santa Fe desires it for public school
purposes. No decision was reached by
the president
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OUT OF ITS BANKS.

Los Angeles. Cal. June 23.-According
to advices received at Santa F'e headquar-
tiers in this city the Colorado river is
overlooking its banks at Needles. The
water is encroaching upon the railroad
right of way and doing considerable
damage. The banks have been cut away
and part of the rOadbed is said TO nave
been damaged. The water is threatening
the tracks Several houses in the low
lands are partially submerged. a large
force of men has been sent TO Needles TO
protect the railroads property
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RECEIVER APPOINTED.

Clarksburg, w. Va, June pa re-
ceiver was appointed today for the
Randolph Lumber * Coal company and
the Alexander & Rich Mountain Rail-
road company Philadelphians are the
principal owners. They purchased the
property. which consists Of $4,000 acres
of rich coal and lumber lands in Up
shur county. and the railroad six
months ago for S250.000
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Notice to Contractors.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
until u m. June %, 1903 at the office OF
the DeSeret Agricultural & Manufactur-
ing society. room Is. Hooper block. for
the building Of forty-six sheep pens at
Agricultural park. Salt Lake City Plans
and Specifications may be seen at the
sOcicty's office. Certified check for )
per cent must accompany each bid The
society reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
NELSON A EAIPEY. President.
W. J. BATEMAN, Secretary.
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GLOVES WE'RE DEFECTIVE.

Chicago. June 23.-Dr. Nelson F. Hen
derson, executive head Of Lakeside hos
pital, died here tonight of sepsis. The
disease was contracted last May while
the decedent was performing an operation
on patient afflicted with virulent sep
Lcemia. DR.. Henderson wore a pair of
defective rubber gloves during the oper-
alton and hang-naii on one of the fin
gers became Infected with the disease
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CHILD RuPNEn 10 DEATH

Greenwich, Conn. June 23.-Gene-
We've Peits, the S-year-old daughter of
Alfred Peits, the millionaire wall paper
manufactured, died today from the eff
fects Of burns received last night in a
fire that destroyed her parents home.
Her mother and the latters sister
Mrs. Pugh, who were burned in their
attempt to save the child. will recover
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DOMINICAN ELECTION.

Santo Domingo City. June 25.-The cleo
ton Of General Gil as president and Cen
era1 Deschamps as vice president of the
the whole republic remains tranquil The
government declares its intention of pro-
tecting agricultural enterprises and emf
arafion
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EusIoN PROGRAMME.

Lincoln, Neb.. June 23.-The Demo
cratic state central committee tonight
selected Aug 25. at Columbus. as the
time and place for holding the state
convention. The pOpulist committee
decided on the same date at Grand
Island. 1t was the understanding that
fusion would be agreed upon if posi-
bic.
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MCuRDY PARoLED

Tucson, Ariz., June 23.-Walter Nc
Curdy. a young American lawyer who
has been ia the Mexican prison at Her
mosillO for the last six months on the
charge of forging kilograms to secure
possession of the Yaqui Copper com
pany's stock. was parOled today by the
governor of Sonora. 1t is claimed that
McCurdy was arrested at the instance
of President Harlow Of the YaQui COM
pany. for whom McCurdy was private
corr-crar-N~
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PETER LIKELY
TO STRIKE SNAG
Great Powers viii Not Recognize
New SerVian King.
MINISTERS LEAVE BELGRADE
TECHNICAL BAR TO PUNISH
MENT OF ASSASSINS.

Vienna. June 23.-King Peter arrived
here at 3:45 from Geneva and left foI
Belgrade tonight. He received a warm
welcome from the Servian and Monte
negrian students and from a delegation
from Belgrade, headed by the mayor
In responding to d bricf speech made
by the latter King Peter expressed his
pleasure at returning to Belgrade after
so long an exile
In an interview which he gave while
on his way hither King Peter dwelt on
the difficulty of Furnishing the assassinS
of King Alexander and Queen Draga
in view of their pardon by the SerVian
national assembly prior to his election
as king.
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INJUNCTION ISSUED.

Minneapolis Mimi. June 23.-Judge
Lochren Of the United States circuit
court has issued a temporary injunc-
ton restraining the lOngshOremen' )
union of Duluth from threatening or
in any way interfering with non union
me in loading and unloading freight at
the Northern Pacific docks. The strik
ers went out on a demand for 40 cents
per hour, the present scale being 30
cents
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PLANTATION is A FINE ONE.
Senior Barrios of Mexico Speaks Of Lo-
cal Interests in Republic.

Senior Lie. Benjamin Barrios of Mex
leo CITY is taking in the sights of Salt
Lake He is young man of pleasant
address. with all the prOverbial polite
ness of his people He speaks English
the party from Utah that visited Mex
leo in March.
Mr.. Barrios is well acquainted with the
section OF country in which are located
the lands of the Utah-Mexican Rubber
company. and says it is the best part
of the republic. He knows the Dlanta-
ton. has been on the land frequently
and considers it splendidly adapted TO
rubber cultivation. Yesterday afternoon,
in company with friends, he visited the
lake. This morning he Will leave for
Liverpool via New York.
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JEWELS WE'RE FOUND.

New York, June 23.-Mrs. Henry
Segel, who was injured in runaway
accident yesterday at MamaonOck, was
reported to be recovering today. A
bag Of jewels. valued at $1,000, which
Mrs. SegeI lost at the time of the ac-
cident. was found by the cOachman
of J. r. Segeman, president of the Met
ropolitan Life Insurance company, and
has been restored TO Mrs. Segel and a
reward of $500 paid.
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GOES BACK FOR TRIAL.

San Francisco. June 23-Charles G. Tay-
Tor, bOOkkeeper who is alleged to have
embezZled $3.50 in Mexican coin from a
firm in Manila and who was arrested
here on Saturday, has waived eXtraditiOn
proceedings and viii return to the Philip
marshal
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France win Fellow.

Paris. June 23--AlthOugh the French
minister at Belgrade was not given
specific orders TO withdraw the officials
here say the instructions sent gave him
full liberty to adopt such a course if
the majority of his diplomatic col
leagues left the Servian capital.
Owing To the growing complications
in the situation it was deemed desir-
able to give him complete liberty of
action to meet any circumstances arts
ing. the only limitation being that he
was to conform with the action of the
majority of the ministers. Reports re-
ceived here from other capitals showed
there was a strong tendency to make
an emphatic expression of adherence
at Servia's tragedies.
A prominent French official said the
action Of the powers would have added
significance, coming at the moment
when King Peter was assuming au-
thOrity
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BATTLE IN MACEDONIA.

SalOnica. June 23.-The Turkish war
ministry has telegraphed 10 the military
authorities here TO prepare provisions for
$1,000 troops. A similar dispatch has been
sent 10 AdrianOpie- An engagement with
Macedonian insurgents is reported to have
taken place. The result is not known.
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FUNERAL OF DU CHAILLU.

New York. June 23.-The funeral
services of Paul Du Chaillu, the ex-
plorer. were held tonight in the Park
Presbyterian church. Delegations were
present from the American Geological
society and several Swedish benevolent
societies Of New York and Brooklyn
OF which Mr. Du Chaillu was a mem
her The body wiz be Inferred in
IYoodlaWn cemetery tomorrow.
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PASSED THE EXAM.

Annapolis. Nd. June 2S.-J. 3. Earl
of California a candidate for admis-
sion TO the naval academy, has passed
successfully the mental examinations
and has been ordered to report for
physical examination.
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LOSS 100000

Winnipeg. June 23.-Fire today at
Wetaskawin, Alberta, caused damage
amounting to 100000. The fire started
in a hall used for a theatre over the
general store Of Peric & Co. and de-
strOved a dozen stores and other build
ings.
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BOTH WILL DIE.
Two Montana Ranchmen Engage in a
Gun Fight.

Butte. Mont. June PA Cascade
Mont. dispatch says.
"In a quarrel over sheep this morn
ing Charles SUaulding and Clifton
Walker. two Lattly creek ranchers, en-
gagged in a fatal duel The shooting
occurred before breakfast at Walker
ranch. nine miles from Cascade
Spaulding Went over to see Walker
about some shedp they owned in COM
mon. The two had words Walker
drew a revolver and Spaulding raised
his shotgun Walker shot SpauIding in
the right lung, receiving the contents
Of Spaulding's shotgun in his shoulder
at short range. Both VIII die Sheriff
Benner has started for the scene.
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Quite an Error.

Now, by goshi' said the rural post
master, the reporter that put this in
the paper didn't know his business He
saws the sheriff cOllared 81 Hardacre."
Isn't that what happened2'' drawIed
the citizen on the herring keg.
Nav! Why. 81 Hardacre never wore a
collar in his life
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CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
American Journalist and Author in a
London Prison.

AIH5LIlaI JOUL LllILsL anu aUIlOL III a
London Prison.
London. June CIV. Z. Ashton, de-
scribing himself as an American jour
nalist and author. was remanded at the
Guild Hall police court today on the
charge Of forging checks for $2,600 on
the London County bank in the name
of the Laird Schroeder company or
Philadelphia. The police believe Ash
ton is a member Of a skilful gang Of
fOrgers now operating in Europe
Philadelphia. June 23-At the local
office of Laird, Schoeber & Co, large
manufacturers of shoes. Mr.. Schroeder
stated that no information of the for
gerry had been received by the firm
and that they were unaware of any
loss sustained The forged checks, he
said were probably used by the Lon
don Office of the company.
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Hands Up."

When it comes to a debate did you
ever hear of q fellow that could hold a
candle 10 ReeflinE2'f
'"Only one-a fellow who held a dark
lantern 10 him one night and talked
him 10 a standstiI with lust two words. .
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Was Instructed.

The Hague. June 23.-The minister
Of The Netherlands at Belgrade has
been instructed to leave that city be-
fore the arrival of King Peter at the
Servian capital
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TURKS REFUSED.

Sofia. June 23.-It is stated semi-OfficiaI-
" that detachment Of the Turkish
Z frontier guard, which crossed the BuIga-
rian border at Batak has been repulSed
/ by the Bulgarians. The Turks lost twenty
killed and wounded
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rom King and Harry Morse were ar
rested by Officer Elan in Ogden last
night while peddling cutlery and hard
ware stolen from a Murray store II
IS believed the men stole the goods.
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ORnFRFn SnIn

Washington, June 23.-Orders were is
sued today that the MOnacacy- now at
Taku, China. be sold. The ship was built
by A. W. Denmead & Sons in 1863 and was
condemned some time AGO.
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AGED Is.

London. June D. Sir Joseph Whitwell
Pease. bart, member of parliament for
Durham City and chairman of the North
eastern Railway company. died today Of
( heart failure, aged 70 years.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. ". F. Arm
strong. president: J. E. Game. cashier
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BURGLARs CAUGHT.

Carhart (union made) wOrkmen'
clothes at SlegePs 61-63-65 Main street
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MONTANA souIss.

When City Detective Hogan Of Mis-
Eoula brought Ida Gould OF the train
and searched her he found $3.50 in five
dollar bills in the rat" OF her hair.
The woman was arrested at the in.
stance OF Butte police and is accused
OF rolling" a man in the red light dis
trict there Of $3.50.
G. W. Hanly. who is believed to have
been the Oldest man in the state OF
Montana, is dead at the home OF his
son near Big Timber. Hanly was los
years old at his last birthday. In No
vember. 1902. Mr.. Hanly was born in
St Louis in 1874.
There was a disastrous freight
wreck on the Northern Pacific near
Noxon recently, in which three men
were injured. one probably fatally, and
- cars were badly damaged. The
wreck was caused by a broken fange
on one Of the head cars.
Gambling in Great Falls is at an
end. This is the order which is out
from the county attorneys and the
sheriff's once. and arrests for any in
fraction will be made. Nickel in the
slot machines and girls who sing in
beer halls must also go. The pool
rooms will also be tackled.
Acting under instructions and de-
scription sent from Rawlins, wyo.. the
Butte police recently arrested Frank
ortoff on the charge of robbing a stage
near that place two months ago. I'm.
der a sweating ortof broke down and
confessed the crime. declaring that
hunger and inability TO get work COM
PEELED him TO rob the stage. His plum
der consisted OF $40 worth OF postage
stamps. ortoff also confessed to hold
ing up the stage between Sheridan
and Buffalo. wyo,. 10 days later. He
only secured $3.50. Both holdups were
singlehanded and daring
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IDAHO TEMs.

The trial Of Joseph l. Bland. who
is charged with murder. 10 on At Wal
lace.
The Moscow street fair COMMITTEES
held q meeting seoently and set the
dates for September 70 and 80 and
October ! and Z.
c. a. Dunn, the son OF Robert Dunn.
prosecuting attorney Of Sboshone
county. has been admitted a. q cadet
Al Annapolis.
The hay crop is plentiful Several
farmers state that AZ present prices
their hay will net them so per acre.
Few are selling.
The body Of Waiter Poole. the 10
year old boy who was drowned In
the Clearwater river At Evans ferry.
has not yet been recovered.
The jury in the kid" Goode muir.
der case al Wallace, after being out
~ hours. brought IN = verdict Of muir.
der In the second degree.
Henry S. Elier. a veteran merchant
and Idaho pioneer. IL dead at his home
In Boise from the effects Of a stroke
of paralysis. He was II years old.
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Prices a. SPOKANE Paid to produeers


New York. July 30.-United States
Marshal Henkel has received from
Acting Secretary OF State Adee the
original warrant Of extraditiOn for
Whitaker Wright, the London pro
motef. who has been confined in Lud,
low street jail since April on charges
preferred against him by the share
holders Of the London 4 Globe n
nance corporation Of London. who
claim his management wrecked the
corporation. Inspectors Wallis and
Phillips Of the London city police viii
arrive on the White Star liner Oceanic
TO receive Wright and in their custody
he will make the trip 30 London.
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Franklin H.rnood suicides.

San Francisco. July S0.-Franklin
Haywood. capitalist. lumber merchant
prominent Mason and one Of the best
known men In the city. committed
suicide at HIS residence by lnhaling
sas. His llfeless body was found with
a rubber tube extending from the
above and one end clinched
tStween his teeth.
The suicide 10 attributed TO tenn
porary insanity. For several days Hey
wood showed signs Of failing intellect
He forgot his home address one night
last week and was found wandering
aimlossly in the streets, On another
occasion he forgo, the number Of the
Offices Of the Gaalatala MIL company
Of which company he is president.