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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-07
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. Aug. 6.-The following orders
have been made in the Fourth district
court.
Estate of Mary Woodruff. deceased. de-
cree showing legal notice TO creditors has
been given
Spanish Fork City ct al VS.. Moses b
Gay ct al; demurrer sustained ten days
given plaintiff TO amend.
Warren Loose is here from Bodie CAL
for few days visit.
Mrs. Sarah Z. Cuff and family have
moved to Salt Lake TO reside.
John L. Adams, aged .. and Carrie
Grove. were married here today by Judge
Booth
Dina Watts. the Eureka race mare. has
been brought here for training and "A
race Is expected 10 be arranged in the
near future.
a son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
RAY Jones: all well.
Miss Maud Van Wagner has returned
from an extended visit to friends IN
Enoch Clark has gone to RAYMOND
Canada. for few weeks visit
Miss Blanche Springer Of Cedar RAPIDS.
IA. and Miss Strawhorn are spending a
week at ThaYerS in Provo CANYON
Two transients. Thomas johnson ana
John Anderson, who engaged i'm a row at
thistle while beating their way over
lne Klo Grande Western railway were
fined $50 and SIS respectively johnson
beat Anderson over the head with n njstoi
and was sentenced on charge of assault
ana Anderson fine. was for stealing a
The Sunday schools of I-tab stake viii
nave an outing at the lake resort to-
morrow IL is expected to be one 81 tbs
resort. " AZ e''e
a number Of ladies drove to the infirm-
ron. Mrs. Fannie E. Stewart ,9s,',.
enjoyable evening was spent
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The seat sale for the engagement of
the Henry Miller Margaret Anglin COM
pauy. which opens at the salt Lake
theatre on Monday evening next. VIII be-
sim al the box office this morning AZ ia
O'Clock With considerable satisfaction
local play-goers viii receive the news
that Camille" is not To be presented
on Tuesday night. THE Devils Disciple
has been substituted for il. This will be
the first time this play has been pre-
scented west Of the Missouri river. and the
first time MI Miller and Miss Anglin
have appeared in it.s Some years ago
Richard Mansfield Uado q success in the
piece. which is from the pen OF George
Burnett shaw Mr.. Miller received copies
or the play from London Only a month
ago. lie takes The part of Dick DudgeOn
and Miss Anglin is To- APPEAR as Mrs
Anderson. wife Of a minister. The pro-
ductiOn is 10 be eorgeously mounted
Eighty sUlers VIII be required. The open-
ing bin viii be. as announced, ''Th.
Tanning Of Helen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-07
SMITH MADE CAPTAIN
Was Unanimously Elected Last
Evening to the Head Of the
Signal Corps.

Last night at the ermorv an election
was held by the signal corpse 20 fill the
vacancy caused by the promotion of Cap
tain J. A. Greenewald 10 lieutenant
c0iOnei OF the First regiment. n. G. 4.
Ine ballots were cast for captain. re
suitng IN the unanimous election OF
senior First Lieutenant Andrew A.
smith. This election caused a vacancy,
resulting in the advancement Of Junior
First Lieutenant Skidmore TO the grade Of
senior first Lieutenant This vacancy
was filled by the election of First Class
Sergeant Bero TO be junior first lieu
tenant.
Captain Smith has long record. both
m the natiOnal guard Of Utah and the
Kansas militia. He has been com
harding officer Of the First regiment and
Tor years senior first lieutenant i'm the
signal corpse. As signal officer he is
particularly efficient. many signal de-
vices now i'm use being of his conception
As drill master he is very proficient
Lieutenant SkidmOTc is one OF the most
popular officers i'm the guard. lie is an
CID member of the CORDS and one whom
the boys trust and respect.
Lieutenant Beros advancement is well
earned. he having been "A hard worker IN
the corps for wears. As a commissioned
officer ths sigralites trust that he will
make good.
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Walters political belief. fought him per-
Sistently and in dealing with the. electric
lighting plant matter the attorney was
ignored by the administration He grew
tired of this sort of thing and hence re-
signed. IL leaves the administration in
a rather bad hole.
Christian Garff appeared before the
council and offered to buy the old city
electric plant and to furnish the city
with street lights until it's new plant IS
ready. The offer was referred to the
committee on water works.
r II. Charlton. government reserve
agent. is here inspecting the Logan re-
serve. and arranging for the appointment
Of rangers. He closed uD the mills in
the canyon yesterday. and will compel
the owners 20 pay Cor the logs in their
yards. IL is thought that John r Squiros
will land the position of ranger i'm
charge John Leatham. Congressman
Howel's choice, not impressing Charlton
very well.
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CHIEF JUSTICE BASKIN SAVES PEOPLE
FROM BEING INJURED AT CIRCUS

Chief Justice r. \. Baskin of the state
supreme court unquestionaby saved Il
numbe- of women and children from in
jury Wednesday night at the conclusion
of the everins performance Of Ringing
Bros. circus by grasping the bride OF Il
horse which a man was attempting to
drive through the crowd at the southern
exit of the large tent.
The unknown man in the vehicle raised
his whip as though in the act of striking
the aged barrister. at the same time
calling upon him to loosen his hold upon
the horse. District Attorney Dennis G..
EichnOr was standing close beside the
rig when the incident occurred and called
out TO the driver that If he struck Chief
Justice Baskin that he would Dull him
from his seat and administer a chastise-
ment to him which he would remember
for some time TO come.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-07
WRECK ON SANTA FE.
Passenger Train Collides With a
Freight-Five Injured.

Kansas City. Aug. 6.-Santa Fe pas
senger train No. 202 known as the
Southern Kansas. due in this city at
1880, colhded with a Santa Fe freight
tonight at Elizabeth. Kan, three miles
this side of Olathe, a result of which
five persons were injured.
The injured: David Parker. Chanute.
Kan, passenger engineer, chest crushed
and internally injured.
Frank Juleson. Chanute. Kan. PAS
senger fireman leg sprained and shoulder
bruised.
Charles Zorn, Kansas City, baggage
man. back sprained and other bruises.
Andy Byrne. Argentine. freight con-
ductOr. riding in caboose, back hurt and
body badly bruised.
Mrs Sue GOOding. HaZletOn. Kan, arm
badly wrenChed and side hurt
None of the injured will die
The passenger train was a half-hOur
late and running at the rate of fifty
miles an hour when the collision occurred.
The freight train was trying to make "a
siding to allow the passenger to pass but
( II was too late to clear the main track.
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SHERIFF SEXES SHIPS.
Five Vessels Are Held Under Court
Order.

Elizabethport. y. j., Aug Give
vessels now being built at the Crescent
ship yards have been seized by the
sheriff on a writ of seizure granted by
the supreme court commissioner on the
application of Frederick L. Heidritter
& Company. timber and lumber mer-
chants of Elizabeth. The seizure is
made for lumber and other materials
furnished by the firm and used in the
construction of the vessel.
The vessels seized are the gunboats
Tampico and Vera Cruz, being built
for the Mexican government; the ferry
boat Plainfeld. Oeing constructed for
the General Railroad of New Jersey: the
steam yacht Czarina. building for Chas.
s. Bryan of New York and the side
wheel boat Happy Day, building for
Charles NJ Schwab.
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FISH PIRATES CAUSE TERROR.

Seattle. Wash. Aug 6.-Fish pirate
have inaugurated q reign of terror on the
lower Sound waters. Their holiness is
Repeatedly when bribery
failed they have held up Keepers OF fish
traps at the point of the gun and rifled
the nets Of their entire contents As high
as $1,000 and 5000 worth OF fish has been
taken at single haul. At the request
OF the receiver of the Pacific Packing &
company Judge Hanford of
the federal court has requested that sUf-
fiCient deputy marshals be sent to the
lower sound TO protect the fisheries 10
is estimated that between $50 and 200 fish
nlrates are onerating there.
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TO FORM ASSOCIATION.
Organization Is Proposed by Mer
chants in Part of Citv

Organization Is Proposed by Mer-
chants in Part Of City.
A number of merchants OF the
southwestern part of the city met last
evening to organize an association of
all merchants and butchers in that dis
tIict. The object OF the organization
is 20 have all stores close promptly at
p. m. each day except Saturdays and
holidays and days previous TO holidays.
These merchants viii also close every
Friday afternoon at p. m, beginning
Friday. Aug. 81. until October 1903
They will also establish a uniform time
of closing on holidays and will regu-
late the credit system and transact any
other necessary business.
At the meeting last night 5. II. Waite
was elected temporary chairman and
J. a Burt secretary 4 meeting will
be held next Thursday evening to eff
feet a permanent organization and all
merchants are invited to attend.
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Collector of Internal Revenue Ed Cal
lister His attention was attracted by
the words of the district attorney When
he grasped the situation he declared to
the occupant Of the rig that he would
also take a hand in the administration of
corporal punishment promised by the sec
rotary to the mayor.
The threats of the district attorney
and the collector of internal revenue had i
cooling effect upon the anger of the
driver, and he quickly, replaced his whip
In the socket BY that time an opening
had been formed in the crowd. It had
become considerably thinned by people
moving forward rapidly toa-catch a car
and in an endeaEOr to get out from in
front of the horse. The driver then rode
off as quickly as possible and was soon
lost from view. No one in the crowd
recognized the man.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-07
SURGEONS VISIT The CITY.
Party of Five From Chicago Guests
of Local Physicians.

\ party Of distinguished physicians and
surgeons of Chicago sper, Il portion of the
DAY in Salt Lake city YESTERDAY They
arc taking a pleasure trip through the
west in private car 'O5 L. P" belong
ing TO the Union Pacific railroad The
personnel Of the party was DIR. A. J.
Ochne, one of the greatest surgeons in the
United States; DIR. William Mayo. DR..
Fairchild. Dr. Wright and DR. Jones.
chief surgeon Of the Union Pacific road.
afternoon at 1890 o'clock from Glenwood
Springs Colo. where they spent several
days. For luncheon the visitors We're the
guests of the Commercial club where
they met a number of local physicians.
Dinner was eaten at the residence of DR..
II. ID, Niles During the afternoon the
guests visited Saltair. At 1919 O'Clock
I this morning they took the Oregon Short
Line north en- route through the Yellow
stone National park.
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HOW HORSE NAMED PASS.

Victoria. =. O.. Aug. 6-Among the mas
sefgers on the steamer Aoranei from
Australia today was Sir James Hector.
the director OF the geological survey OF
Kicking Horse pass. which the Canadian
Pacific railway uses TO enter British Col
umbia through the Rockies This pass
was round IN 1885, and was named IN con-
sequence Of an incident. Sir James Hec-
tor was kicked by horse and thought
10 have been killel.
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WALTERS BREAKS AWAY.
Logan City Attorney Quits Service of
Town Owing to Disbursements

LOGAN, Aug. 6-City Attorney J. c.
Walters rendered his resignation to the
council last evening, as "A result of fric-
ton between that body and himself
When Tie resignation was presented an
effort was made TO have Mr., Walters
do so.
Walters is nominally the attorney for
the electric company hero. bat since he
assumed office he had nothing whatever
to do with that corporation
Members of the council, who are also OF
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SALT LAKER GIVEN oFFTcE

Colorado Springs. Aug. Guthrie.
Okla was selected for the meeting place
OF tho Western Negro Press association
IN August, 1904, at its annual convention
tonight '''Oii
The following were among tho Officers
elected; President: Nick Chiles. Topeka.
chairman of executive board. w. w raw
Tor, salt Lake City. The executives board
includes; O. II. Bradley Guthrie: NJ.
r Carter. Topeka. and Judge Perkins
Guthrie. The convention adopted raso-
lutlons indorsing the work of the Topejxa
Industrial institute 40
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-07
COLORADO FUEL CHANGES.

New York, Aug. e.-President Keb-
Ter OF the Colorado Fuel & Iron com
pany. makes official announcement rna II
J. l. Jerome, third vice president and
treasurer. has resigned. the resignation
10 become eilectlVe at once, and that
A. A Miller has been appointed assist
ant treasurer. Mr.. Miller will have full
charge Of all financial matters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-07
ROPE BRINGS CONFESSION.

Beverly. y. j.. Aug. "a negro thief,
said 10 be Frank Jordan Of Media. Pa,
had "a narrow escape from violence at
the hands Of lot of farmers i'm this
vicinity today. He would not surrender
until after rifle ball had shot off "A
piece OF one OF his ears. rope was
then put around his neck and the other
END thrown over a branch of tree.
ne refused TO confess until he was al
most lifted from the ground. Then he
admitted stealing "a watch. ring and
some money from the store of Samuel
Licwellyn. tie was lodged in Jail
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-07
SILL DOING BUSINESS.
Manager West Disregards Action of
Kansas City Postofice.

II. T. West manager OF the local Of
flee Of the Preferred Tontfne Mercan-
tile company states that the local of
flee is sim doing business in this city
regardless Of toe TACT that letters ad-
dressed TO the Kansas city office have
been returned marked Fraudulent" He
states that the action Of the postoffice
officials in Kansas City IN sending hack
the mail is simply a case in which the
postmaster took IL upon himself 70 pur-
sue that course.
According to Mr.. West the plan Of the
company is this: When contract is
applied for fee of 81 to s. is collected
and a contract is issued calling for an
nstallment OF 81 per week until the con-
tract is called for redemption 4 pro-
vision is made that the contract is to be
surrendered a any time upon receipt of
a diamond that corresponds to the ma
turity value table
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FIX TAX LEVY.
Special Levy Made For Sheep Inspec
ton Fund.

Logan. Aug. 5.-The county commission
ers passed "A resolution this afternoon
fixing the county tax levy as Follows:
County purposes. ia mills: poor fund.
Z mill; sinking fund. y mill; interest.
- mill. county school. mills: special
levy for state sheep inspection fund. 4
mills on assessed valuation of all sheep
in the county
The negro girls. Nora and Florence
Abel. mad their hearing on a charge OF in
Corrigibility before Judge Hart this after
noon. The evidence submitted proved
them to be vicious and depraVed. and they
were accordingly committed to the re-
form school at Ogden
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SENATOR MONEY WINS.
Secures denomination in Mississippi
After Lively Fight.

Jackson. Miss. Aug 6-Returns from
the state up to midnight Indicate that in
the democratic primaries held today Sen
tion for the United States senate and
James ID. Nardaman the nomination for
governor.
The primaries had attracted widespread
interest on account of the spirited fight
for the senatorial nomination between
United states Senator Money and Gov
crnor \. ". LonginU The race for gov
CrnOr has been between Nardaman CritZ
and Noel In addition TO the offices
mentioned "a fun state ticket was nOmi-
mated. and candidates for county offices
were named generally over the state.
United States Senator A. J. McLaurin has
no opposition for reelection at this
time.
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FIRE IN FORT SCOTT.

Fort Scott Kan. Aug. "a fire
started in the Perry block early today.
partially destroying that structure. caua
partially destroying that structure.
causing a loss of $4,000 The principal
losers are; w. J. Calhoun & Co..
dry goods. $4,000: G. II HARRISON. $50
600; Masonic lodge. $1,000. Losses well
covered by insurance
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KILLED BY BEAM.
One Bridge-builder Is Killed and An
other Injured


PocatellO, Ida. Aug. 6.-John NJ. Ram
sey, a bridgeman I'm the employ of the
engineering department of the oregon
Short Line, died here this morning, and
Herbert FOrney was sent to the hospital
at Salt Lake, as the result of the fall
ing of a thirty-twO-tOn steel girder that
was being put into place on bridge over
Hams Fork. near Opal. WyO.. yester-
day. Eight men jumped into the river
narrowly escaping with their lives.
The huge piece of metal had been
raised in the temporary gallOwS frame
erected at each end of the old bridge
and was being lowered when. from some
cause unknown. the gallOws frame at one
end fell over. There were eight men on
the frame at the time and all jumped
into the river and escaped without in
jury, except Ramsey and FOrney, who
chung to the frame and were injured by
its tiTnbers Ramsey was unconscious
when picked up He was at once for
warded to the temporary hospital here
but died early this morning. FOrney s
injuries are slight Ramsey was less than
20 years old and his home was in Michi-
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RETURNING SOLDIER KII1Fn

Pueblo, Col, Aug. 6.-The coroner has
in charge the body of H Roberts. a re-
turned soldier from the Philippines.
who was killed by a Santa re passen-
ger train at Baxter station. six miles
east of this cry. He was walking on,
the track and did not see the approach
ing train. Roberts was on his way
from Manila 10 his home i'm Michigan.
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KILLS UNION MAN.

Chicago. Aug. 6.-John c. Weller fore
man in the cornice factory Of +. a.
Rysdon & Co. tonight while being at
lacked by union pIckets. shot and killed
Michael Sweeney. a union cornice maker
Weller had antagonized his union by re-
mer fellow employes had gone ON strike
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Julia a. KimDaU to Brigham Young
Trust Co. 63X66 feet northwest from
- feet west Of the southeast cor
ner of lot ;. block 50. plat AIS
Sarah A. SaNton to Ann Parsons.
and north II feet of lot 5, block
- Lake View ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
John Trenchard 90 y. J. Sheckell. g
NEO feet southeast from feet south
Of the northwest corner OF lot 4,
block 20. plat r ....-:.--....- /
Red Wing Extension Mining Co. to
Copper Belt Railroad Co. surface
ground Roy Irwin No. .. West
Frank Ball 60 James Bond, lOX2i2
rods southwest from 3i2 rods west
of the northeast corner Of lot 4.
block 81, plat G, etc...-.........
Charles Caldwell to NJ. ). WOOlley,
6Ni rods southwest from northeast
corner of lot 8. block S. plat D..
William 5. Bailey to Western In
vcstmeut and Transfer Co, 2XlO
rods southeast from northwest
corner of lot 4. block 50. plat G.. etc 1,
Abel = Woods 10 O. +. Peterson. lots
IS TO -, block ., Perkins subdivi-
sion .- .-..--.--s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Frederick SDmmcror to Houston
Real Estate Investment Co. lots
y and %. block /, West Drive sub
division .......................
Albert Davis ct al 60 Andrew G. Pc
tersou. lot -. block ]. Winfield
subdivisi ou o.. .--....-.-. .......--.-...--
W b. Eldrcdgc 60 Joseph Bond. 40XS
rods southwest from rods west
Of northeast corner OF lot Z. block
81 plat q ...-.-..-.....s.. ............ T.
LYDIA ID. White 90 Lawrence T.
White i60N20 rods southwest from
80 rods west Of the northeast quar-
ter of the northwest quarter OF
section s. township . south range
I west ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ]
o. 4. Peterson to Mary r.. Pattcu,
lot =. and east half of lot -. plat
ID. Perkins addition .....-...-.---.-
O. 4. Peterson To Mary T.. Patteu
lot 20 and west half Of lot IS. plat
ID. Perkins subdivision ..-........-
OneSimc Bourbon 10 Peter 4. Nc
Kenzic. lot g. block ., Langton
Park subdivision .................-.... /
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STEAMER ASHORE

san Francisco. aug. 6.AThe United
States Weather bureau at Point Reyes
reports that the schooner Copper
Queen. from Rogue river for san Fran
cisco. went ashore at ? o'clock this
morning on the beach four miles north
OF the Point Reyes life-saving station.
The crew was saved and are now a;
the Reeves ranch. 1t is thought that
the vessel can be saved.
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HAS LONG VOYAGE.
French Bark Reaches Portland After
Stormy Trip. =

Portland, Ore. Aug. 6.-After being
at sea more than a year with cargo
of general merchandise from Antwerp.
tho french bark Grand Duchess Olga
arrived in the Columbia river today. Her
passage IS one Of the longest on record
and but for the fact that she had been
spoken TO every now and then her name
would probably long ago have been placed
among the lost
D The Duchess left Antwerp for Port
land, with a cargo consigned to Girvin
4 Eyre, early I'm the year 1902. She had
rough passage down the canal. but
met still uglier weather in the South At
lantiC and off the coast of South Amer
lea was caught i'm a blow that threat
ened 20 send her TO the bottom inner
bare poles. however. she succeeded in
reaching Rio de JaneirO Several months
we're lost in the Brazilian port
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IoIIUCIdI 10 I III IIUI uIU-I
Ogden, Aug. &C. A. Seabring, deputy
sheriff under Sheriff Bailey of Weber
county, was the first man to suspect Mrs
hodge IL connection with the Ryan muir
Ger. Seabring had Mrs Hodge in prac
teal custody for time after her sup
posed attempt al suicide and her actions
then were such to excite his suspicious.
She refused to disclose the wherca bouts
OF her relatives. but by a ruse. while the
officer had the woman located at the
CrittentOn home. he succeeded in getting
the address of Alfred Larsen. her brother
at DenisOn, Ia. and to him Sea bring
wrote explaining The troubles OF the
woman. Larsen at once sent back money
and a ticket for Mrs. Hodge but i'm the
meantime she had disappeared leaving
word that she was working for farmer
named Burden near Willard
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FAMILY REUNION.

a number Of relatives OF the Woolley
and Davis families are here on a visit
from Ohio and iu honor Of the visitors
the family and friends win have a social
picnic reunion az Liberty park on Satuf-
Gay next at p. m. All the family and
cricuds invited.
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River Rising at Topeka

Topeka. Kan. Aug s.-The Kansas
river at this place is slowly rising. Last
nights rain amounted to over three
inches On account Of high water up
stream. the river viii be higher to-
morrow.
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BLANCH WALSH DIVORCED

New York. Aug 6.-Justice Dugro to-
dav signed the final decree of divorce in
favor Of Blanche Walsh. the actress. in
her suit against Alfred Hickman to
whom she was married in 1896.