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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
FLOOD SITUATION GROWING
WORSE WITH EVERY HOUR
Arkansas Lands Under Water and a Panic Exists
Among the People of the LowIandS.
Floating Bodies Found at Various Points Along the Mississippi
River Near MemDhs

\ HEMPHIS, March 1.-THE food
lYl situation In the portion of the
Mississippi valley contiguous 20
Memphis is extremely critical tonight
and reports Of loss of life are at
hand. Ii was thought at first that
the break i'm the levee last night at
holyDush. near TriCe's landing. would
help matters by relieving the pressure
OF water and causing fan az this
point Instead of this the break has
complicated conditions by flooding
"a vast area in Arkansas across the
Mississippi from Memphis. and tonight
a FrrllaDle sea exists iu the ST. Fran
CTS and Mississippi river basins. eX-
lehqlns from one basin 90 the other.
distance Of many miles. From this
territory cali for help has gone up
Irom persons who have been surround
l ed I'm their homes ON high parts
~ot the country. but thus far 30 has
Deen an lmpOsslbiuty 90 send them as
sistauce
Floating Bodies Found.
A few floating bodies have been
found al various points by the rescu-
ing boats, but the number has not set
been alarming.
The ST. Louis & San Francisco rail-
road runs through the ST. Francis
country but that company TODAY an
nulled AN trains it's tracks being UNI
der water near Marion. Ark. The
town OF Marion is almost totally flood
ed and citizens are using sNns as
their only means OF travel Negroes
and white persons from the adjacent
every hour asking that "a boat be sent
10 rescue their families There is no
means OF reaching them except by
making a break I'm the leVee near
Hlemphis, and this may De done to-
morrow If conditions show no improve
ment.
Cry For Aid.
Sheriff Williams of Crlttenden
county in which Marion is situated.
has gone JO the village iu "a skin and
VIII report tonight TO President Kill
Tough o. The 81. Francis levee board
The true conditions there 10 is esti-
mated that several hundred persons
are surrounded by the wafer iu the
Hooded Arkansas territory and that
the amount OF livestock lost is heavy.
small skins cannot begin 10 rescue
The citizens and DO seems that 10 VIII
be- imperative Co send a steamboat of
some sort 90 their aid.
The negroes al Marion have given
way To fright and almost "a panic ex-
lists. They have c0usregated at the
railroad station and iu the cabins i'm
the village. and refuse 90 work. A
relief train. the last that reached the
village. arrived early this MORNING
with 5000 sacks tO De used I'm dam
ming back the water bat labor can
not be secured % unload the train
The tracks of the Iron Mountain and
thoctaW railroads are stiII open.
There. seems To- be every Indication
that all predictions OF the stage at this
point viii Doe surpassed. as the river
is rising steadily tonight
Growing Worse Every Hour.
The weak points iu the Ievees re-
ported last night. other than az the
break. are sJiII Iu critical condition
and further breaks may occur Forces
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
DEFENSE OF AMES
WILL BE INSANITY

Mime POLLS Minn., March 17.-Dr. 4.
A. Ames iu custody of Sheriff Dreger
reached Minneapolis today from New
Hampshire. He Win Toe arraisned to-
morrow.
Ames' defense. according TO w. w
Erwin, his leading counsel, viii be i'm
sanity His paternal grandfather is
said TO have been insane. Ames now
has a brother in one of the state hos
pitfalls for the insane Quarters have
been htted up for AInes in the city hos
pital, where = has been planned %
hold him as prisoner pending trial
The court is not likely 20 accede To this
as the county Jail is eomm0dious ana
hygieuic
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
PRISON IN PROSPECT.

Portland Ore March l1.-m lhe state
circuit court james II White. "a sailor
boarding house keeper. was today found
guilty by "a jury of kidnapping G.. Buren,
and taking him into the SKATE of Wash
ington. The crime Of which he has been
adjudged guilty DIS punishable hv from
one 90 ten years iu the state Denitentiary.
An appeal viii Doe taken 90 Toe supreme
court If a motion for "a new trial is de-
MED
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18


statement of the Officers here. is supposed
20 Doe one of the men implicated Iu the
pOstOffice robbery al BOuutiul some
weeks ago. with Carmen MOutcz. the
Mexican woman iu Jail here.
According 90 the story told by Carmen
MOutez two men were implicated with
her. and thty induced her 10 break into
the post0tficc by telling her that a rel1-
tive of hers was sick and she could get
enough money 90 go 20 the relative DN
robblng the pOstoffice. She claims they
went with her. took the money that she
got. then escaped, leaving her TO BE- ar
rested.
For several weeks the Officers have been
trying 90 get some trace of the men ~
the case. Yesterday they received word
of she arrest of Jim Wilkinson, who, the
officers. believe is one of those impu-
Gated
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18

FOR SALT w.
Rain on snow (ara
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
DRENCHEO THE WORKMsn
Streets Of a City Saved From Grasp
Of Railroad.

Parkersburg. IS. Va March 1.-THE
Baltimore a. Ohio railroad. claiming the
right under am ordinance adopted in 1862
brought d force Of men into town before
daylight today and began to las track
Tor i've blocks over one of the PRINCIPAL
streets OF the city. The fire department
was called out and poured such "a stream
Jt water on the men that they had 20
abendOn the work. A clash occurred be-
tween Mayor NandcryOOrt who is attor-
uey tor me Baltimore a. Ohio. and The
city council The mayor had directed me
police and fire department not 20 inter
frre with The building OF the track. but
The council cOuntcrmanded his orders
The city council held "a special meeting
at l0 0.clock, al which impeachment pro-
lecdlugs were begun against the mayor.
He was suspended from Office and IN
Junction proceedings were begun. Calls
have been issued for men Go protect the
street from any further interference and
hundreds are responding.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
CHARGE OF UNFITRESS.
Nomination Of William PlimIev is
Being Held Up.

washington. March h.-No action was
taken by The senate today upon the nom
luatlou nj William Plmley 90 Dee assist
aut treasurer at New York The status
OF the nomination is that "a motion made
ny senator Aldr-ch tu reconsider the vote
Hf which The nomination was confirmed
De- sun pending. Senator AIdrich chair
man ar The finance committee has not
received any charges against Mr. PIimlev
nor have amy been sent 90 the committee.
TO Wa1 learned late tonight THAI charges
have been filed with the president agail4t
Mr fumleE They include allegations of
uliituess ANA .ucapacity for the position
to which be- has been nominated The
charges are being investigated by Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
IRELAND, NATION
Response Of John
Redmond to a
Toast

London, March ~.
John Redmond
presided over the
st. Patrick's day
banquet given to-
night at the Hotel
Cecil, and at which
eco persons sat
down. The United
Irish League of
America sent a.
cablegram of greet
ing. John Red
mond. proposing the
toast Of ireland,
a Nation. said
the aspiration of
Irishmen was not
an ignoble dream
of gain or yenge-
ance. Ireland was
making a rapid
advance toward the
realization of the
ideal of Thomas
Davis. The present
IN Ov e M e D. { was
never fuller of
hope and triumph
than at the present
moment and, In
justice To them
selves, they must
recognize that the
success achieved
was directly due
TO the unity. COur-
age. self-sacrihce
and organization of
their ran0Ia They
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
RISING AT NEW ORLEANS.

Little Damage, However, Expected at
the Crescent City.
New Orleans. March 1.-THE flood stu
alton shows u8 material change on the
lower Mississippi beyond "a continued rise
Iu the river AT u o'clock tonight the
Canal street gauge marked 1914. a rise of
- since yesterday The fine weather has
enabled am the levee boards 20 put in "a
great deal of emergency work on weak
spots Iu the leyeeS.
The break two miles below Bohemia,
which is fifty miles below New Orleans
on the east bank. is of mo- Importance
DO ls now go feet wide and about four
feet deep The water ls running into the
gulf.
The work of raising the leyccs I'm ST.
John, 81. Charles and 81. James parishes
ls progressing satisfactorily.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
CRIPPLE CREEK
MINERS ARE OUT
Climax of the Fight against the
Smelling Company
LIST OF TIE MINES AFFECTED
GOV. PEABODY IS CHARGED
WITH DUPLICITX.

VRIPPLE CREEK- colo 1Iaroh \

CRIPPLE CREEK, colo. March ~
| = The executive committee of tae
Western Federation Of Miners ar
1880 O'Clock this afternoon declared
strike against AN the mines that ship
ore 90 the mills of The United States
Reduction a. Refining company
A committee OF the Western te1era-
ton of Miners this morning notified me
mine owners and shippers OF tne GRIP
pie Greek district who are sending ore
to the mills of the United States Reg
ducuon g. Refining company which
have been declared "unfair,' that the
miners on their properties VIII Ri
called out at q O'Clock this afternoon
unless such shipments cease. The
mines affected are Stratton' independ-
ence. employing SEQ men, the Findica-
tor 200 men; The Mary Mckinney. l-i
men; the Gold King. seventy-hve mems
the Ajax. 200 men, the Strong. siKtF-
three; the Granite. seventy-fVei the
Elkton. sixty; the Ei Paso. l25; Che
Hull CITY. l40. making a total of l5as
men. four-hfths Of whom are members
of the miners unions
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
FLOOD IN THE DESERT.

Remarkable Rush Of Water Near
Rock Springs, Wyo.
Rock Springs. Wyo., March 1.-THE
Red resort is inundated for miles east
of Rock Springs and the salt wells
drilling station is completely under
water. Large quantities of supplies be-
longing 90 the Belgo-American Drilling
company have been ruined or swept
away. The water has backed up
against The Union Pacific emJankmenJ
to a depth of twenty feet in places The
embankmeut has not yet been cut. bur
there Is danger that this win occur
and track walkers are kept constantly
OH the move over the threatened sec
ton
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
WOMEN PULL HAIR
Mrs. Brown and hrs. Bradley Net
and Quarreled.

P0c8teIlo. March I1-Mrs Arthur
Brown and Mrs. Bradley of Salt Lake be
came involved iu am alteration iu The
corridor of The Pacific hotel here to-
day. Arthur Brown of Salt Lake rariS-
tered at the hotel several days ago. Two
days later Mrs Brown registered at the
same hotel and asked for room close to
that of her husband. She was given a
room across lhe hall.
Mr. Brown was informed that his wife
wanted % see him and met her iu his
room. Subsequg uty Mrs Bradley also
called upon Mr. Brown a quarrel fol-
lowed when the women met There was
loud talk. which eliminated iu "a fight
The women were SCI UaTated and Mrs.
Brown left The city. AIRS. Bradley Is sfiu
here. but she has gone 90 another hotel.
Mr. Brown remained at Oh Pacific
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
SUSPECT ARRESTED
Accused Of Rob
bling BOuntiful
PostOmce.
(Herald Specially

Omaha, Nj a r C n
17.-ThrOugh COR
respondence with
the Salt Lake pO-
lice it was learned
that two men ar
rested here a week
ago on a minor
charge are Harry
and Jim Wilkinson.
They gave the
name of Williams
here. Harry has
confessed that he
is wanted al salt
Lake for jumping
his bail bond the
charge against him
being forgery of a
Sl2 check. The Salt
Lake authorities
have informed the
Omaha police that
Jim Wilkinson is
wanted at salt
Lake for a post
office robbery. Jim
the younger of the
TWO. was released
from custody Sun
day. but. upon re-
ceipt of tle Salt
Lake information.
was rcaTrested to-
day. Both viii be
held until the Utah
officers can obtain
requisiti0n for their
transfer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
Troops Recalled

Denver March 17.-Govern0r Peabody
tonight issued am order recalling tie
troops who were ordered % Colorado
city March 8. on account OF the smeI
tarmen's strike. Two days ago fhc etr-
ernor sent his private secretary to Coos
RADIO city % Investigate the situation.
and Do Us upon his recommendation fhat
against the recall of the troons uere
made by number of prominent buei-
ness men OF Colorado Springs and C0io-
RADIO City but the governor stated to-
night that he believed an danger of
trouble is over.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
DAY is IN
FAIR WAY TO RECOVER

Washington March l7.-Dr. Hardic.
after his morning visit 90 Justice Day is
sued the following bulletin;
Justice Day slept well last night and
is doing well this morning. He has passed
the critical stage of the disease and con-
valesceuce has apparently begun
Or. Hardin made another visit Go Jus
tice Day tonight AS be was leaving the
hotel about 10 O'Clock DE said that Justice
Days progress toward recovery was sat-
islactOry.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
MANY WAsHoUTs.
Memphis Likely to Be Cut on From
the West.


Memphis March l7.-At a late hour to-
night WashOuts were reported on the Iron
Mountain the ChOctaW route and the
Frisco line "a few miles west of Bridge
Junction. Ark. and it is stated that
all traffic with Memphis to the west will
Dee suspended thereby. Two washouts are
reported 0u the Frisco the first about
four miles west of Bridge Junction and
the second az Marion. Ark. Two wash
outs are reported on each of the other
lines about the same distance from Mem
phis ass those ON the Frisco. 10 is feared
that four trains two on the Frisco and
two Ou the Choctaw which left Mem
phis tonight are tied up between the
points where the tracks have been car
ried away.
10 is now feared that the damage to the
railroad tracks win be- sufficient TO close
traffic tU the west from Memphis until
the flood subsidies. as the breaks are re-
ported Co Doe too serious Co Doe repaired
with the water al it's present stage.
The Cotton Belt railroad enters Mem
uhis over the tracks of the Iron Noun
tain. and consequently no trains can be
handled by this line.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
MURPHY HAS
BEATEN HIS BISHOP

Lincoln, Neb.. March 17.-The gu-
prem@ court today dismissed the appeal
of Bishop Bonacum in the suit for p0s-
session Of the Catholic church property
at Seward.
Rev William Murphy the parish
priest ana LAe church trustees aealnst
whom me sun was originally brought,
wen ln lAe lla-iiel court and tne blsh0u
dppedlec- 4oless decision leaves Fa-
Their Murphy in Possession 0f rst
church and parsouast. aiih8ueb b. 81. 3
been eNc0mmunlcated bv the bIsbf..,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
GERMANY SECURES
FIRST lNSTALLMENT

Caracas, March 1.-THE Venezuelan
government accepts without reserve the
protocols signed by Minister Bowen and
the representatives of the powers at
Washington. Proof of this was shown
today IN the payment 20 the German
minister of the first installment.
amounting 10 about $4,000. of the
$4,000 pledged 20 Germany in satisfac-
ton of that cQuntry's claims of honor.
Minister Won Pelldram was conducted
20 the Venezuelan foreign Office by
United States Charge d'Anaires Russell
and the sum was paid out to the Ger
man minister at O'Clock TODAY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
EAGLESON NO LONGER
RIDING HIS HIGH HORSE
lspec.aI b - HeraIdl

er Richards of the general land office
has received q letter from Surveyor
General Eagleson of Idaho. in which
the latter promises 90 obey the instruc-
tiOns OF the general land Office ana to
accord proper recognition and courtesy
90 Chief clerk Schlegie, assigned to
duty in his Office by the commissioner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
scHWAB Is RETuRNEn.

New York, March 27-Charles NJ
schwab, president OF the United States
Steel corporation. returned J0dav On The
steamer kronprnZ Wilhelm fr0m al ey-
tended tour of Europe mr.. SchWab said
De was in excel ent he4ltl but declined 90
say anything abouf his Intentions until
be consulted DDS friends.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
REPoRT ALMosT -

Washington, March 17.-Commission-
er Carroll ID. Wright. recorder Of the
the coal strike commission. said TODAY
that the work OF the commission was
nearly concluded ana that the report
would be placed In the hands of the
president within a few days
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
WALLFR PRoMoTED.

Washington. March l7-&ajOr L. w. T.
Waller United States Marine corps who
was with tle first relief party 90 enter
Peking and afterwards made The march
across Samar in The Philippines which
resulted ll Courlmartlal has been pro-
NOTED to the RANK 81 lieutenant colonel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
EVACUATION Of BOSTON.
General Miles Guest Of Honor at the
Anniversary.

Anniversary.
Boston. March 1.-THE celebration of
The evacuation OF Boston. tor which event
General Nelson A. Miles BE- here aa "a
guest of the South Boston Citizens as-
ISOLATION. took place today
The Observance of the day was confined
mainly tu the South Boston district ass
from furl.ncatlOuS erected there The ua-
trI1ts compelled the British ta leave This
afternoon big parade was held and
there was "a flag raising ON Dorchester
Heights. General Aiiles was the guest of
honor and Lieutenant Governor Curtis
Guild was fGe orator Tonight General
Miles was the guest of The South Boston
JltlZens association at banquet az
GTsuts hail.
Governor Bates also spoke. Turning
abruptly from am eloquent description of
the greatness of the United States. With
out warning he denounced the alleged
election frauds recently perueJrateI iu
this city. he said.
when we hear the charges made n
regard tu the attempts tn invade the
sauctlty of The American ballot box % is
time for uS fo throw uur-eIEa= into every
ward iu Boston. tD mount the guns and
90 drive into tho sea- those who would
make such attacks ls these those who
steal the rights of the American citizens.
those who would buy elections. those who
would seek their own private advance
meut at The expense Oi the public well
fare
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
INVITATION 10 scHLEY.

Anaconda. Mont. March 17-Gover-
nor Toole and Mayor Edwards of
Helena have joined in a Geographic
invitation to Rear Admiral Schley 20
visit the capital. Butte and other Mon
tana points
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
FOUL MUBDER C0mMTTrrn

Fan River Mass. March r--The
body of Mrs angela Chabot was round
here today Under buldine used
nsh inarAet The head had beer
badly battered apparently wlth "a
club. The police are searching Tor lha
husband, whose relations With lis WIND
are said 20 have been unnfeseanr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
REACHED AN AGREEMENT.
Striking Transfers Of Kansas Will
GO Back to Work.

Go Back to Work.
Kansas CITY. No.. March lT-After arr
gumeuts lasting more than eight hours
tho attorneys and Representatives of the
striking teamsters and transfer COM
panles reached an agreement tonight and
tomorrow every transfer wagon fn the
city VIII be running. The transfer COM
pautes u-rre 90 recognize the union and
made other concessions which amount 10
almost complete victory for the strik-
ors With one exception the wage scale
was adopted as presented bv the team
STEERS Drivers OF heavy wagons viii re-
criVr Nls3 per day. drivers of light wag-
uns $50 per day and drivers Of single
wagons fl3 per day. 1.-The question of
hours was settled as the tramsterS de-
maudfu. The men viii work ten hours
"a day and VIII receive extra pay for over
time. Both sides were disposed Co be fair
and there was no bitter feeling manifest
al the meeting. Under the auspices OF
The industrial council monster mass
meeting of 1900 workiusmcn was held at
Convention hall tonight. The meeting
was Intended r0 express sympathy TOR
the strikers. but after the settlement 10
resolved itself into "a ratification meeting
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
LOSSES ARE HEAVY.
Increase of Pacific Coast Insurance
Rates Threatened.

San Francisco. March I1.-Ge0rsa d.
Tyson has prepared figures showing chat
the losses by fire ON the Pacific coast
from Dec. p to March q are 100000 above
the usual basis of luss The normal LOSSES
have more than doubled since Dec. 4
Taking the corresponding three months
iu 1912 and comparluI them with 1925
Tor the months mentioned. TYSON finds
Jhe total increase ls from S1UZ..5l tU So
1l1.66-, che difference against tla last inc
dictated period being SLE3.6-1. There have
been several fires lu which the losses
amounted 90 dE excess Uf s-JtUHU each
and one fire made up total loss of $500 b.
0UH TO is thought an Increase Iu rates may
Do necessary il The ratio of loss continues
90 bt 30 lasting
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
BROTHERS DIED TOGETHER
Pathetic Case Of Double Suicide ir
Illinois.

Illinois.
ST. Louis, No. March 1-.-Dr. A. p.
Mckee was found dead and his twin
brother and cOmrade. Charles Mckee.
dying I'm the stable of Dr. Mckee at
Edwardsvile HIS. today under cir
cumstances that indicate "a double sui-
eide to escape the disgrace What threat
ened the phs jciau. aH1 which the
bEOther dreaded as much as 81 ID were
his own. This explanation grows out of
the arrest of DIR. Mckee "a few days
ago. He was known 90 have been
greatly worried over the ease. 5ul e.
was not Thought he would commit sui
eide When the bodies were discovered
Dr. Mckee had been dead several hours
and Charles Mckee was breathing
family, bur died fifteen minutes later.
Death came from the injection of NOR
phine
Dr. Mckee who was 40 years old. had
AN excellent practice. He leaves a wife
and one child.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
sPECIAL 800 JURY

Hamilton o.. March l7.-Jpdge Belden
announced today that a special Grand
lurg would be called on March 2a 10 in-
vestiEate iho case of Alfred Kuapn
charged with wife murder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
4+++*+++*+++*+A+4
TOM JOHNSON AGAIN.

, Cleveland. o.. March I1-Tom =
p l.. johnson was ren0m.nated Tor y
p mayor by reclamation az The =
p Democratic city convention today. .
B > - = > = = . = y 4AAAAA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
TOOK MORPHINE.

Mexico City. March l7.-Fraucls Whit
timore an American. about % years oI
age committed suicide today ln the H0-
tel Jardln by taking morphine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
BAKER,s VICIIM Dad.

Wilmington. n. C.. March I1.-Advices
from rarbOr0. n. O.. state that Dr. Bass
who was shot yesterday by Dr. Baker.
died here today. Dr. Baker Is in GUS
tody
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Jim wilkinson
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-18
FOUNp DEAn I--rrn

Reno New, Marcn ls.--Alfred t.. Clr-
ningham' prominent merchaat of ms
place, was found dead ID his bed trs
morning. Heart failure IVES tba ea..as