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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-08
PROVO NEWS NOTES

Provo. May miss Emma Ramsey win
give her first concert in Provo on Fri
day, the 18th, assisted by the Provo Tab
eTnacle choir The concert viii take
place IN the evening and a large num-
Der OF people from Heber and towns in
TINS county have signified their inten-
ton of attending Yesterday Miss Ram
Sey received two urgent invitations from
san Francisco managers to come to San
Francisco as soon as she had rested
1rom her trip to Utah Miss Ramsey
VIII. however, sing for Utah people be-
fore going away. and may not go away
Deputy Sheriff Graham went. to Pleas
ant Grove yesterday and arrested man
by the name of Carl Hanson. who drew
gun on some men VINO were working
on ditch crossing HansOn's land Han
son was taken before Justice Harvey and
charged with exhibiting a deadly weapon
IN a dangerous manner His hearing was
The state mental hospital board will
meet In Salt Lake next Thursday in regu-
transacting business connected with the
finances of the hospital On Thursday.
the list inst. meeting will be held here
a. which the regular routine business
VIII be attended to and bids for the
erection of the new buildings viii be
received
who is in charge Of force Of men driv-
ing the tunnel in Provo canyon for the
Telluride company and living with his
family in the canyon, had a narrow eS-
cape from death by drowning today. The
child fell head dOwnwards into a five
gallon lard can filled with water and
remained in that position till he was I'M
conscious. DR.. Slater was at once sent
for but before he arrived the family had
succeeded in resuscitating the child
Young JOrgensen. who was injured yes
terday through being stepped on by
a horse. is progressing nicely and Will
soon be fully recovered
Miss Hattie Pike has taken a position
in r. A. Barney's dry goods store.
Mrs. T. J. Staley of CHICAGO is here
visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Nettie
Pigman.
A man by the name Of Adams. a pa
tient at the infirmary who has suffered
for some years from decay of the bone
of his left leg had the limb amputated
below the knee yesterday by Dr. West
wood.
Drs Robson. Taylor and Arid operated
on j. a. Henrie of KanOsh. a young
man who is studying at the academy for
a. malignant tumor on the side and back
Of the neck. The case is a severe one
but Mr. Henrie is expected to recover
Rev A T. Chapman. for several years
pastor of the Baptist church. has re
ceived a call to Montana and will leave
in a short time.
The lady teachers of the public schools
and the girls of the graduating class will
play baseball in the near future They
INDUCED in a practice game this after
noon on the Maeser school grounds. The
score was 10 to Il in favor of the girls.
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ENTERS A NoN-sUIT.
Judge Lewis Decides Against Mrs.
Pugmire For Sons Death.

COaIviIle. Nav 6.-Judge Lewis granted
a non-sUit this afternoon in the case of
Mrs. Mary Pugmire VS.. the L. P r. r
Co Plaintiffs 14-year-Old boy was run
over by train about a year ago and II
was alleged that the company Regli-
gence was responsible for the boy s
death She was suing for $4,000 Mrs
Pugmire's husband was killed few years
ago in one of the Wyoming coal mines.
The quarantine has Just been lifted
from Woodland precinct, where small
box has prevailed for several months.
This precinct has 4 population of about
80. and JOG people were afflicted with the
disease.
There are ten families in the little VII
laEe of PeOa under quarantine for
smallpox. The physician residing in the
upper end of the county pronounced the
FIST case "chickenpOX, but the deputy
county physician, after several persons
had broke out. was summoned and he
decided that it was smallpox. 81 t
A committee. representing salt Lake
CAPITALISTS, is here TO consider the FEAST
bility of erecting power plant to gen
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NEW SCHOOL BUILDING.
One to Be Erected at Kimberley to
Accommodate Eighty Pupils.

Kimberley. May The school trustees
Of this school district are determined to
school children of the district They
have had the ground eXcaVated. wherein
they az once intend to erect a 16x30 build
ing, With ten-tOot celllng- 1t Is to be
erected close to the present school house,
with a narrow passage between. The IA
ciIities then at hand are expected to ac-
cOmmOdate eighty pupils, which will ne
ceSSltate two teachers, and the board viii
employ them. This is the youngest school
district in the county, being but one year
old, and now has as good school facfI-
tiles as any in the county and, in fact.
better than many. This speaks volumes
as to the public spirit and efficiency OF
the board of directors or school trustees
g. Scott is one of the most fortuna te-
unfortunate men that ever worked about
machinery. About q year and half ago,
while working in the Annie Laurie mill.
he was caught in the betting. and before
being released and thrown off from the
same one of his legs was terribly man
gled. the bones being broken and pro
trUding through the flesh The chief
engineer, o. Wiser, Fastening to- his as
siStance- became eDtanSled himself and
lost his right arm. About two weeks ago
Scott was caught again while Fastening
clutches where there are two arms. one
when works up. the OJhcr down. All he
knows is that he was struck by some
thing and was sent through a hole in the
floor about ten feet distant where he
landed under all the machinery He cor
up with two ribs broken and somewhat
bruised about the head and face He is
now down taking the benefit of Monroe
hot springs.
The weather has set in very warm in
the past few days, the snow disappear
ing rapidly.
Tom Splan started with full load of
provisions, tools and camping outfit for
the head of Fish creek yesterday morn
ing His wagon was loaded toD-heaVv
Tom goes TO develop the ledge it took
him d year to find. Jack Sly accom-
panieS him. He expects to drive a 100
foot tunnel which will take him two
months or longer.
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FOURTH DIsTRICT CouRT.

Provo. May Judge Johnson sat in
the Fourth district court today and heard
demurrerS in the case of Provo City ct
al. vs. Telluride Power Co ct al. The
demurrer of John W. Hoover was over
ruled; twenty days given to answer. De-
nurrer of George J. Duke ct al. was
overruled. Demurrer of plaintiff to an
sWer of EnOs Carter was Overruled.
Estate of Aaron ". MatsOn. deceased;
W. w. Johnson, J.. G.. Metcalf and Jo-
seph Jensen appointed appraisers
Estate of Robert Sheen. deceased; pc
tition of Hyrum Lemn1in, praying for
confirmation of sale of real estate and
personal property, was set for hearing
May IS.
Hearing on the following probate mat
tiers was continued till the 18th; Estates
Of Zebedee Coltrin, oscar Hunter and
George H. Ginger.
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CHINESE sTARvTNG.

Washington, May Prompted by
the report of Consul General McWade
that many Cinnamon in the Kwangsi
province were starving because of the
drOuth, the United States Christian
Herald of New York has sent $4,000 to
the state department for the relief of
famine sufferers in that part. of China
Assistant Secretary LOOMS, in view Of
the urgency of the case, transferred
the money by cable order at once to
Consul General McWade.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER,
THEN KILLED HIMSELF

Los Angeles, Cal, May "A man
named Cox, supposed to be a waiter.
fred four shots at a woman named
May Warren late this afternoon in a
front room Of the Golden West lodging
house on South Main street, and then
turned the weapon upon himself and
fired a bullet into mis- brain with prob
ably fatal results. The woman was
wounded three times but not danger
ously hurt. Cox was taken to the re-
ceiving hospital and is not expected to
lives Nothing is known of the cause
of the tragedy
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DEATH OF PIONEER.

American Fork, May 6--Mr. Howe, an
aged and respected citizen of this place.
passed to the great beyond yesterday
about noon. The deceased was born in
England eighty-three years ago. He
joined the church at an early day and
passed through all the early trials and
prosecutions of the Saints He leaves
Der of grandchildren to mourn him. Flu
neral services will be held at the First
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-08
STATE NEWS
SHOT PROVED FATAL
Blood Poison Set in and Caused
Jacob Richardson's
Death.
Especial to The Herald

Park City, May Jacob Richardson.
the Young man who was accidentally
shot on Sunday, died this afternoon al
his home from the effects OF the wound
Blood poisoning set in and caused his
demise SUNDAY evening a successful Op-
Grafton was performed by the doctors OF
the city. and for a time some hope was
entertained for his recovery. Last even
ing change set in, and the patient grad
TALLY grew worse until the end which
came about 2:30 this afternoon This is
the second sad accident in the family in
less than d year, as. another son was one
of the rescuers who lost his life in the
Daly-West mine explosion last July The
funeral arrangements have not vet been
made, as they are waiting for a brother
who is expected home from California.
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CoRNERsToNE LAID.

Nice, France. May THE cornerstone
Of the Victoria memorial hospital was
laid here today by the Grand Duchess
Mary of SaXe-COburg and GOtha. who
was accompanied by Princess Beatrice.
Men from the crews Of the Chicago Al
bany. Cincinnati. Buffalo and Machias
of the American squadron. and dctaCh-
ment Of British bluejaCkets formed the
guard of honor. Among those who at
tended the ceremony were Admiral Col
ton and officers of the American SQUAD
ron, and the American vice consul here
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-08
EIGHT HOURS AND 81.
italian Laborers Will Not GO to Work
For Less

New York, May 7.-SweepinE aside the
pleading of Chevalier Branchi their con-
SUI general Port Warden James p
March and officials of the Central Fed
Grated Union of Labor, the 1900 strik-
ing Italian labOrers voted almost unan-
lmOuSly today not to return to work in
the city subway until they are assured
OF s. for eight hours work.
This means that the arbitration agree
ment entered into by the committee Of
the federation and the subway contract
ors on Tuesday is repudiated. Not a
stroke of work will be done in the sub
way tomorrow. as was promised by the
committee, and another handicap is en-
forced against the already crippled build
ing operations of the city Immediately
after the meeting the police were called
10 suppress a demonstration at One Hun
dred and Eighteenth street and Second
avenue.
Only one thing remains to be done. ac-
cordlng TO sub-COntractOr. As soon as
the formal reply of the union is received
they VIII seek nOn-uniOn labor wherever
1t can be found.
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CITED FOR CONTEMPT

Topeka, Kan. May 1Z.-Judge Hook of
the federal court today ordered Samuel
CASTOR and William Sanders to appear
before him tomorrow at II o'clock TO
show cause why they should not be pun
ished for contempt of court The order
was issued on account OF the interfer-
ence these two are claimed to
have made with some of the workers IN
the Kansas City Tool Box company aft
er an order had been issued by the court
restraining the men who were on a strike
there from interfering.
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BFFoRE GRAND JURY

st. Louis, May Excise Commits
siOner James Seibert was before the
grand jury today. 1t is supposed he
was examined in connection with GER
tain legislation affecting brewery and
liquor interests. Among other wit
nesses examined were Senator Nelson.
F. G. GudeH. Representatives Farley
and BOland and John Flanagan.
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NOTED CHARACTER DEAD.

Butte. May "A Miner special from
Fort Yellowstone says that Uncle John
Nancy died in Pleasant Valley. Yellow
stone park, this morning. NanCy'S home
was in the national pauk and he was
one of the most famous characters in the
west. Nancy kept small hotel. and
among the many prominent guests he
has entertained may be mentioned Pres
ident Roosevelt Baron ROthschiId. Pres
ident Arthur. Senator Vest and General
Sherman.
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TROLLEY CAR ACCIDENT.

Chicago, May Twenty persons
were injured, a few seriously. in a col
lisiOn between two SOuthbound Halsted
street electric cars at Forty third street
early today. One woman. who was
taken from the wreck, it is believed. has
fatal injuries. The conductor on the
rear car. H. s. Lockwood. was thrown
through the window and sustained Sc
rious injuries. The collision was due to
an accident to the running gear of the
forward car
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-08
MISS sCHLFY WAS ABOARD.

Chicago. May "A dispatch to the
Tribune from Norfolk, Va. says: 1t
has just been made known that one Of
the passengers on the steamer Hamil-
ton at the time of the disaster Tues
day was Miss Schley, daughter Of Rear
Admiral Winfield Scott Schley She
with other women passengers of the
Hamilton. raised S95 in cash. which
was distributed among the Saginaw :
survivors
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new oRDFR ZOE OGDEN.

The local council Of the knights of Co
lumbus assisted by the Denver council.
expects TO Institute a new lodge in Ogden
about the end of the present month
Considerable interest in the order is
manifested in Ogden. and il is believed
that the new council will start with
something like fifty members.
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coMPLIMENTs OF FRANCE.

Washington. May The French am
bassadOr today presented to Secretary
ume containing the names Of all the
French soldiers and sailors who served
in the American revolutionary war under
Rochambeau and De GrasSe. Another
volume will be presented to President
Roosevelt upon his return, with the COM
pliments OF the French, government
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TROUBLE OVER WAGES.

Indianapolis. Ind. Man. Five thou
sand union w0rkmen are on strike
around Bedford and the stone industry
there is completely tied up. The strik-
ers Include planers. saw operators. en-
gineers and quarrymen. The men ask
to have their wages equahzed at all
the Quarries.
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REPORT WAS FALSE

Vienna. May The officials of the
foreign office here say there is abso-
lutelv no foundation of the report pub
hShed hv a news agency in the United
state Yesterday that 1000 Christian in
habitauts of NoVi-Bazar, Bosnia. have
been maSSaCred by MOselenS. Austria
maintains three EarrisOnS in the district
Of Novi-Bazar and everything is quiet
there
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WILL MEET ~ DENVER.

secretary and treasurer of the Brother
hood of Railway Traiumen for the fiscal
ended Dec 81. 1902. shows that the in
crease IN membership amounted to 5000
men, making q total Of $1,000 In round
numbers.
The sixth biennial convention will be
hold in DenEer. Nv Is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-08
BISHOP CHOSEN

Rome. Nav Mgr Vessia. secretary
of the propaganda. was. received by the
nope today and submitted the repOrt of
the congregation of the propaganda on
the vacancy in. the bishopric Of Buffalo.
y. y The pontiff decided on the APP
Dointment Of Rev. Charles H. Cotton.
rector Of st. Stephens church, New
YORK
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TWO RANcHERs DROWNED.

Anaconda. Mont May John Finley
and John Sulleus. well known ranchers
near Whitehall We're drowned in
the jefferson river yesterday. They at
tempted to ford the stream. which was
badly swollen by melting SHOWS. Their
horses were carried off their feet
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BUTTE NOT INCLUDED.

Butte. May Manager Dick Sutton of
the Broadway theatre and vice presI-
dent OF the Mort hwestern Theatrical as
soCiatiOn, today announced that Butte
would not be included in the proposed
vaudeville circuit of the northwest in
GLIDING San Francisco. Los Angeles.
Portland and Seattle, owing to Il disagree
ment as to terms.
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REBELS VICTORIOUS

Melilla. Morocco, May The rebels
have defeated the imperial forces after
ten hours fighting near Fee and have
caDtured the positions held by the sui
tans troops, ali their tents and much
loot Both sides lost heavily The
rebels sent messengers to the pretender
asking for reinforcements. as they We're
unable To Withstand further attack
The reinforcements, however, were not
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PROTOCOLS SIGNED

Washington, MAY 7--Nenezuelau proto-
coils submitting the question of prefer
entail treatment to The Hague tribunal
and also protocols for the mixed commits
sion at Caracas. were signed at the Brit
iSh embassy. shortly before D. m. Ey
Minister Bowen. Ambassador Herbert.
Minister SternberE and AmbasSad dor
Mayer deS PlancheS
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Loss S1OO.OOO.

San Francisco. May IA four-stOry
brick building on the corner Of Battery
and Union streets. occupied by the Amer
lean Milling company. of which Charles
Laumeister is the chief owner. was de-
StrOyed by fire today. The loss is about
100000. One hundred and thirty en-
plOyes will be thrown out of work by the
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DEPUTIES SWORN IN.
Sheriff Takes a Hand in the Trouble
at Omaha.

at Omaha.
Omaha. Neb. May Sheriff Power OF
this county tonight issued a prOclama-
ton to the people, and especially to the
strikers. He states that he has bsen
called on by the chief Of police of the
city TO assist in preserving order, and that
he has sworn in fifty deputies for that
purpose The proclamation asserts that
every means will be used to prevent VIC
lence, and that vehicles of all descrip-
lions and drivers will receive full pro-
lection
Secretary Wilcox of the Transfers
union scOffed at the proposition to call
ont troops He said the strikers were
making no disturbance. and in proof of
his assertion cited the fact that the pO-
lice have not been called upon to make a
single arrest, except of several saloon
keepers who have violated the MAYOR s
proclamation closing their places.
There Is nothing for troops to do -
said he There are 5000 men on strike,
who simply refuse to 20 TO work. There
are no men to take their places, and SOL
diers could not force the me- to go to
work
Seven sainonkeepers have been arrested
Tor opening thsir saloon and have been
put under bonds to apper on a charge of
violating the mayors proclamation.
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DENIED BY POWELL

Washington. May 7.-Adjutant General
Corbin today received the following
ca blegram from London
Newspaper reports OF my criticism of
Ameri can cavalry entirely untrue. Let
ter follows:
(Signed.0 e'BA DEN-POWE FL. Ii
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WRECK AT BOISE

Boise. Ida. MAY Delay to traffic was
caused by a collision this evening be-
tween the Boise < Northern Idaho trains.
The trains were moving slowly One
engine was thrown from the track and
the pilot was torn from the other No
one was injured.
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SWEET PICKS A PLUM.

Washington. May wills
Sweet of Occur d'AIene. Ida. has I
, been appointed attorney general of (
Porto Rico, to. succeed James s.
Harlan, who recently resigned. (
Mr.. Sweet was at one time assoc (
; ciate justice Of the territory of 1
, Idaho and later represented his I
state in congress. He is cOnsid- Z
cred 4 lawyer of note.
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WOULD PRoBABLY ACCEPT

Cheyenne, Wyo.. May IA report pub
lished here that Senator Francis r War
rem IS a candidate for the vice presidency
on the Republican ticket. in 1904. was
stsutIV denied by the senator this even
ing. He has never intimated that he
would seek the nomination.
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PLEADED GUILTY.

Indianapolis, Ind. May 7--Ison Nc
Donald, another member of the band of
grave robbers. pleaded guilty today and
was sentenced to states prison for a
term of one to three years.
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crate electricity for use in Park City
and Salt Lake City. The plant Will. be
built it is thought. close TO the Weber
Coal company's coal mine IN Coalville-
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London, May THE Irish land ;
, Gill has passed its second reading .
= in the house Of commons by .
, A43 votes to 26. :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03

ognjzirg that The bowed to the jnass
ment OF the majority. and ever SINCE that
time has worked ~ In good falth and
earnestly to carry out the provision OF
the Constitution, ana has been pron'l-.
Snently identified with the drafting Of
several OF the mos Important rep e. or
committees TO which tho work
was assigned In the subdivision OF II,
lPcrhaps his most notable and nrduous
service has been In drawing the Gtatutes
putting the Corporation Commlsslp !nlo
effect. lie was chairman Of The SUB.
committee which made the first draft Of
that work, and covered the sub1ect 80
thoroughly that but few changes were
NECESSARY therein, He has been inlu-
ential and has labored nrdu2tisly, albeit
i,,conspicuously.1 I'm drawing other imporr-
tant statutes designed to carry into CT
feet the Constitution, as designed 70 20
made effective by the convent lion. Is;
Mr.. Cation As an especially careful, aecn-
rate craftsman OF statutes and Is an allaos!
ncessant worker. His example" en- Yea
the emulation Of other members o. tne
subcommittee, but he often Wol Ketl
alone when the subcommittess We're MOI
sitting, ID !. / I,
In the deba tes5 of the body he has peer !
a participant whenever any lmportsll1'
issue was before tho House. Though
not always right and often oyerrnled by
the majority. he is regarded gellorally
by his fellow-memherss as o. eol,sclen.ioaS
worker, and Is "a very gracef " ana peas
/ Ing speaker. (, /, 4, !,
In the event Of "a frce-f or7nll for he
goyarnorship, Mr.. Cation has been sgg-
,gested by his friends as. an aNailaele
candidate from Northern Virginia q 90
far as Known, however, he haa never
intimated such an amhi tion, and There
is hardly possibility that he VII as
pire. Certainly few Hlenlb Sof the Gem
eral Assembly have taken higher rank
during their first terma than ~, ana MS
sel ,u,t al ono OF tile Joint commission
for Code revision 10 regArS'pds as q hish
Accomplishment ii s' NJ