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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
by WM y WnEELWRlGllT,
UIItgu.I...t 81
THE SWITCH WAS
OPENED INTENTIONALLY.

springfield, o., June 9i--W. q. Jack.
SON NJ this city, chief Inspector of rail-
roads ana tclcgruphs " ohio, returned
today from Mentor whore ne investigate.
cd the Lake Shore wreck
"Thut the switch was opened Inlon,
lIuuNlly We know ho mld, Whether
on not II was locked We cannot tell,
The perpetrators may never bo known,
though both the company ana our de-,
paimont are working on the case.
n do not think the speed Of the train
had anything ~ do win he wreck or
the number Of people Killed, The mum.
Der Killed was duo ~ the fact that din.
ncr was iusl over ana the men had
gone forward 10 M smoker Fast trains
are no mort liable TO accident than
others, for they make fewer stops aud
many accommodations run ns fast he.
tween stations oH the Twentieth cen.
tiny"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
GERMANY STILL
WATCHING FRANCE.
Berlin Anxious Lest French 0p.
position Leaders lnilsme Pas.
sIons Of People.
STUDYING NOTE ON MOROCCO.
Rou,lcr Has Lclt Many Points 0Dc u
For Discussion No Trouble
Anticipated,

Berlin june gt-Tho foreign ONCE
ollclal' are bufIN engaged In study.
Ing the French note on Morocco, the
unusual length Of which win nccossalI.
~ delay answering H. Emperor VII.
HAMS absonco mt KEEL the foreign Office
soys, win cause no delay IN the ncgo.
illions, Inasmuch AN he is duily IN.
formed on all points, ana hie decisions
are promptly Rlyon,
~ the study Of Premier RouIylors
answer progresses, the fact becomes
evident that he has lctt many points
open for discussion ana from which
further negotiations can continue The
greatest rinoronco now seems 10 be u
agreeing on whether Germany and
France shall sock 10 reach a separate
agreement before tho meeting Of the
conference, thus eliminating many mat.
tors from international action Ger.
many apparently holds the Wow that
II would b. AN act of dlscUurlcy 10 tho
powers which have already agreed To
attend the conference If ghc arranged
any matters beforehand with France
Olhclul circles hero continue ~ follow
the nnHlr with Keen interest but with.
ont anything Ike cNciicmcnL much lop
hcllcoso inrllnatloug They watch
closely The movements " public opmin
M l'r0ncg, ana while II w recognized
tha, the French people AT large have
grown much less chauNlnitlic toward
Germany IN iho last foW years cores.
~ sim prevails In berlin lcst the lcnd.
ore ~ the opposition to tho French
government again succeed I'm mnamng
the passions ot the people ana arouse a
storm which the republican leaders
would be- unable "a withstand
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
AUTOM0b|L|NC
NOW TO THE FRONT
DcyotecS Are Investigating Some
Of the Country Lanes for
Shady Trips
SOME Of THE FAVORlTE RUNS.
Private Garages 10 House Cars Of
Wallace BlanslOrd AMI Col
Holmes

AulomobIng for The summer IN Just
govng under Roadway and the favor.
ilO nnoH through the valley are finding
their cypIororow ana loNo.coa while
the round the city tour VIII begin with
the" mnhng of the East South Tom.
pie street PAVING Then the evening
parties win run east to sixth East ON
Suuln Temple turning south To lib.
~lN park ana doubling back from
Twelfth South ON state street. yccrng
wcsl To- second West ul Sixth south
ami then To the Warm spring. return,
ng on the Same road 10 South Tom.
pie street
The nNouto country mu ls uul TO
the base of Dha WuWluh mountains,
along the old county road, returning by
way ot one of the many uoWol
lanes Chat nan into Murray nom the
rotlonWoods, one uNoUlu run ls worst
Of Dhp Jordan along lho beautiful Rcd.
wood roll and finally over 10 Toonl0
10y way NJ The lake shore. or book from
Bingham Junction by way of Draper
ANA the east bench IoldH
The road ia Provo and lno road o
Oglm Irr not popular because of bad
HIolDhcs thal cause ANTIQUITIES when
ihr roads trD improved iu 10 Hliytlu.
tory mWnCr these lulpurhuu nuns viii
become NtNor.lpH
Several prominent automobile ou'
tOuNlHF arc uuW beginning lu Keep
en- purposes, THE biz touring ears
nat take un lh.mlr vlIp un country
roads without ilmlng lhuir occupants
are too sNift ana not agile enough lur
pavement shopping ana tor that iru.
fuu u. g. lnrklUg has Jurl ordered %
small runihlul lu supplement hH
Nrluw M addition no the biz steamer
which 4. duo lu arrive nest Ncok
Private garages are 20 now feature,
too, That ur. coming into uHr len the
premises uf owners 81 lOo Emery.
Holmes hats brick structure IN the
rear is huiug equipped ~ house the
Holmes. the lNIusfWd ana the llauls
machines, of which there Nd now n
handsome collection
white there has been AN informu
understanding with tho police depart
mcnl for Nomo time That automobile
should NOT use the tlty CROCK canyon
driveway nm ordinance ip thit cnorl
" hcing drawn mn bN IliN Attorney
ncy and Win De- nrc''ntol Ht lh'
meeting of the city council Monday
evening
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ASST. SECy. LOOMS Goes TO
EUROPE ON SECRET MISSION

New York juno 9i,--On secret
mission for thc stetov department for
which he was commissioned by prosl-
dent Roosevelt, Francis II, Loomis,
assistant secretary Of state, sailed for
southampton today on the steamer
Philadelphia
Concerning tho mission Mr. Loomls
would only nyi
~ am not only going ag special am
hiwador to receive Paul Jones body
hut asp have been commissioning by
the president ~ perform % secret mis-
tIon for the state department while
abroad, ! must decline positively TO
state what my mission lH'
Has i anything 10 do with pcaco"'
wa, asked
n cam say nothing" ho replied
Mr. loomlH said he expected lhut bis
secret mission would prevent him from
returning with the WarshIp squadron
which viii bring the body NJ Admiral
Paul Jones, ne he had expected 10 do,
but that he hoped to return IN about
a month Mr. LOOMS added mat the
exercises attending the departure Of
tho body NJ Admiral Jones from France
probably would be held on July or
s In the American church In Paris,
" hlpSE VI MlN'l'N'
Notwithstanding r. The assignment
NJ Francis H. Looms, assistant scrlr'
iary ~ state who sailed from New
YORK today tor Europe m "A special anu
hnYsa Tor " the United states formally
~ receive from tho hrcnch government
the romans ~ john Paul Jones, VIII
cnnnlnt IN no respect Win the duties
nl the American Ambassador 10 Franco,
Mr. Mccormick, or WIN those Of the roo
tlrlng imharsAdoG Cen Horace Purlrh
The appointment Of u spoem nmbht'
mdor was made az a marx Of purtloll.
lar respect 10 the memory OF tho great
naval officer ana AZ a tribute of honor
TO The French government Tor the lnt'rs
est n hup manifested IN the recovery
Of tho body
Mr. LOOMS VIII Not return 10 tie
United states with Tho remains of John
PAU Jones, 10 Gar ~ they are cons
ccrnp |. ME ambusrndorehlp vi t,rnln,
ulc with the reception of the body ami
lis ulnafcr 10 the American squadron,
Ilo nds been commanded by the proHl.
don't. however. iu mako an lnyottlgls
lion II the business methods of the
various diplomatic posts ol the Unllod
Slnlcq IN Europe WIN a Wow To- bring
ng about such reforms HH may be sllg'
gpslel by the inquiry IN connection
with his own experience IN the state
departments II IN expected that THIS
mission VIII occupy him for perhaps
two months His Inquiry WIN not enoct
In any way the conduct Of the dlplo.
mutlc business Of the embassies ami
legations but merely have to do with
me administrative affoirs II II not en-
poolul now that Mr. loomla VIII re-.
turn 90 the state department 10 roman
for any considerable time and he may
not return nj nll-Os assistant secretary
of sltc THAT he win receive some
nppoIrimont ut the hands of the prosls
dent seems certain NOW, but II has not
been determined yet what the appoint
mcnt win he,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
PAUL MORTON,
WIN stay IN New York All sum,
mer Looking Aiter Equitahle,

New YORK, june e. Paul Morton re.
turned from Washington today ana
resumed his work ae chairman of the
Equitable society he was iu confer
enco during the morning with repre-,
Fcnl1livrs " the expert accountants
who are making an investigation of Nh,
Equitable affairs under hN direction,
MI Morton said through hls secretary
That he had not accepted amy further
designations, nor would he Intimate
when he intends to take such action
From this time until the end NJ the
month, when he returns tu Washington
10 formally sever his connection with
The navy department Mr. Morton VIII
remain In town. lie has Indicated thll
he proposes 60 stay here nll through tho
heated term allowing himself only brio,
Wrck'onl vacations
Concerning the men whose uum.H
Wuro said lo be I'm The SALARY NN of tn
EqullDho society though mo- longer lu
The fprNirp of the company Chairman
Paul Morton today made public the
following statement
"DG T., W lambert was the llui
medical director Of the Equitable lie
died jay IT, lpOl huNlug served for
a. years us chief medical director IT,
SALARY was $4,000 per anuum and II Npg
continued ana paid ~ hlp widow mp d
and Including December lN0i gluut
which time nothing has boon paid
"Dr Edward curtis was elected moul.
cal director In september 1875, ana WAS
retired I'm February, 1900 ON account nl
stroke Of paralysis. but with tn
understandings that the society could
aNull ,trclf of his services as rouFults
Ink medical director 81 medical liruc.
tor h. received u salary of tliooo "a
yoar which was continued untll Jan l.
1908, II which time, owing TO MS inabills
~ ~ perform active soWioc II NaH r"-
dutol 10 $4,000 per WuWn THIS sum
~ Ulll being paid go him.
-, u, luNug REGISTRAR was the ilIHk
clerk employed by the Equitable IN
1895, lia served the soririy ~ years DE
positions of must and for moro than -
years was chief of the Focirly's security
department IN charge of IT, vaults, lliR
SALARY was $4,000 per unnum, and on
Aprl q, 1908. hc left the service Of the
Socloly on account uf illshollih ana
his salary was continued AK a pension
George II, Squire uamc with the sos
rtetv IN September, lSpg, His salary la
1901 was 100000 During August of thai
yoar ho los loR lud temporarily Was
lncnpncllntod for work Tho executive
committee granted him xix months
leave Of absence VITA pay which oS.
pircd cn March T. 1908, since which llmo
ho had hccn ON the pay roll ~ $1,000
prr month hut by whose authority |
huNo not yet been able 10 lnd out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
SWEDISH RADICALS,
Prosecuting Campaign IN Favor
OF Making Demands on NORWAY

stockholm sweden june g. The nm.
comprlsng element IN the Ikslag ~
actively prosecuting a campaign I'm
favor of presenting lo Norway de-.
mundH representing SWpdruH Wrpdupi.
Die minimum ana obtaining guarantees
from Norway before passing the bill
comforting ON the government poWora
10 negotiate terms for the formal sep.
nmtlon Of Norway and sweden. This
faction considers that the government
ought ~ be- authorized 10 contract
Nu emergency loan uf Si,0OOU0O and
mobilize troops tu support sweden
demands The government, however,
has uIll the ftrung, united backing OF
the moderate party which ls prepared
to ouUust the King ana the ministry
win the powers demanded for uuuWm.
mclod negotiation. lu r,glrl Co the
necessary guarantees 10 be- given be-.
fore agreeing to dissolution of the
union
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
LAKE OF SODA WATER,
Wagon Overturned and Load OF Bottles
Crashed Into street

4 small hoys arcane W blirs was what
happened on reality ON East South
Temple street TODAY when u soda wa.
ter wagon overturned transforming
the street into miniature lake of
noilmg nv water The trouble adds
one more "kpK ON the paving as n
was due Ia the broken condition Of the
ground that the acrldcut occurred 4
driver for the Suli Lake CITY Soda
Nutor company WAS attempting tn
turn his wagon around ou the south
side nl the street where work has roe
equity begun Tn mukc the turn be-
Wuf forced in lonNo the confines of the
marrow roadway ana gol into the rough
dirt which proved too much for hit
wagon and horses The horsus Wcrr
removed from the wagon, uud II was
lifted onto itH wheels, soda Wutrr side
up VITA caro-, then drove away pnNiug
the broken bottles ana lake NJ sodo.
Wulor hohind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
SENTENCED TO HANG,
Mrs. Agglc Meyers who Murder
cd Her Husband.

Kansas city, June 2L-Mrs Agglc
Meyers who, At Liberty Mo- recently
MAJ found buIlly NJ murder IN the iHt
degree. was today refused new trial
ana was sentenced TO be hanged ON
AUX, II. An appeal SIN De takon to The
state supreme court Mrs Meyers WAS
convicted with Frank Hoffman, who
WAS infatuated with her Of killing the
Woman's husband, Clarence Meyers, a
printer ot their homo IN this city IN
May 1904
Tho crime was most cold boodcd
Hoffman, who " now under sentence ~
death Tor hls part IN the crime, tosll.
lied az the womln's trial that she had
urged him 90 Kill Movers, had let him
into their homo on the night Of the
murder, had given hor husband q soda.
tive 20 put him 20 sleep and thon,
while he cried TO her for help she flrst
struck him over the head with q bed.
Stat and then Blathqd his throat and
back with scissors and u razor llou'
man had first stunned Meyers with a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
CHICAGO STRIKE
SITUATION UNCHANGED

Chicago, June ~ John e. rarWoll.
Jra today gave ont the following state.
mcnl on the strike situation.
'luafmuuh us settlement giving
udcWntu protection IN 70 uun.mipn
man rcomr unlikely the employers uro
NOW preparing ~ refuse lo lhr blrk
amy STRIKING lwwWora IN such AN
'yonl NJ course no further conferences
would w. held 1ho strike hua ccuspd
to hc u tulhr bat b. rather Am uu.
noyncc II mo- LONGER has any cnoct
uu business
states ADlN llotly ana ASIA state
AllN Fake appeared bpfow the juno
grand Jurors and summed NJ" for
them the udiruh'o evidence secured
hy tho Aprli May and present Grand
iurios IN the strike investigation. Tho
strike Investigation ended today and
the jurors on Monday win vote whit
true hlls the state attorney ana bis
uHslfWulH advised,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
SATURDAY, "a, CITY,

billiard cue, Hoffman was arrested M
Montana where he had escaped ON
mcnoy furnished by Mrs Meyers
Since her arrest Mrs Meyers has
shown practically no emotion ana whom
sentenced today she smiled
The appeal which VIII act uH % stay
Of execution, viii II Nv expected be-
filod within 4 short time The appeal
be passed upon untll November next
nl the earliest
She stood while judge Alexander
passed sentence upon her The Judge
was ylslbly ngItatod, There were tears
IN the eyes of the court slenoRrHphuT
u young woman,
The group " mon who hoard the gol,
cmn pronounocmcnl Of sentence were
AFFECTED by H. The one person In tho
courtroom who way seemingly unmovod
ana unoonCcrnod was the murdolpyp
herself Mrs. Meyers stood looking
gQunrcly There was not the trcmof
Of II muscle, Her face was expression.
less She vat down Hnd later there was
q smile upOn her face ue she rhnttcl
IN an undortone with her lawyer
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LUMBER MEN HERE.
Special Train Carrying $50 Arrives
This Afternoon from Coast,

The Lumhomons association Of Ne.
brasko arrives IN this city this after.
noon from q lnp to Me Portland fair
ana the northwest generally Tho
party which 10 comprised of $50 people.
H. travelling ON I'd uu'cill train. 'hry
propose To wuy In Salt Lake untl too
morrow afternoon taking I'M the sights
WHOM lhcN VIII luuvo lor home over the
Rio Hrunlo Western, Colorado Midland
ana the Burlington
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

ana sold The horse 10 party Nv this
Dlly lor $50 on June 70 ho hired a
team ANA surrey from the Salt Lake
llNrlY a Transfer company ana fAllgl
10 return them ana The Ng Wuu found
the nest day lied IA n mlphlng post
nl the wet entrance 10 the city ANA
county building
ThwYiuy be- hired t me saddle horn
from hmbullH stable I'M this city ana
lodo j. io louuUlul, whore he sold II for
$40, Yesterday short time before biz
Wroal hu hnol a horse ana buggy from
liotts a. Spllurs oil state street ana
probably would have sold them ulFo ml
hu not been arrested when he WAS
Tho puDll was round today No the Con.
tu"u. market aud was returned to o.
uNnotF II " moro lhuu lkply mat MI
lluWhoW Win rcluw to hW old cen ot
the state prison IN the near ruluro
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
BAGSHAW'S RECORD.
Distinguished Horse Thief Again at
His Old Trick,

II appears from evidence secured BY
the officials today that Ray Bngshlw,
the man Nho was arrested last evening
by Deputy sheriff lsuuc Emery Tor
stealing q horse from the kmbul lh.
cry stable has quito 4 record IN thai.
line Il ormnallly he served u term
IN the state prison Tor horse stealing n
Beaver county ana MAS released from
the prison on March 10. 1905.
ON luno q he rot a horse ana buggy
from The REGAL livery stable az Murray
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
PANAMA CANAL
Consrltng Engineers WIN Re
view Plans for Construction,

Washington, june a "A meeting Of lho
consulting engineers " the iF,hmlnn can'
al commission was called today 10 morl
In Washington sept to review ull plans
for tno conjunction Of iho lnwml 'nnnI
miesIon The consulting cnRnrorR arc
niith.ligcd 10 no lu the lelhmus N they
doom il necessary and minority reports
nrp requested to b, made Vhwc nro II
momboiY ol the cunultlng board NUM-
Der uf them being iurolpncln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
PAUL REVERl'S HOME,
Movement started IN Boston IL
Buy II.

Boston, june q Prominent citizens OF
Rogtrn have undertaken q movement
looking to the purchase ana prc'cryauon
of Inc home " Paul Revere, which " ST
unicd In North Square TINS ClN, " "
intended that the building which N row
uscd aa a tenement house, VIII be l,elol'
ed 10 H. original condition as nearly ~,
possible. the house Mas Dunl hrIo, Wa iwuy
In ile entirety,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
TROUBLE WORK or REVENGE.
Mas Started by Social Democrats and
Jewish Bund to Ayense Dead
Comrades.
REIGN or TERROR BEGAN At DAWN
civ Given Up TO Bloodshcd 80 Anarchy
Add Fierce Street Fighting Pre-.
vailed All Day.

- q
,orday "Rlack Friday In Lcdz, sur
pas,cd an the horrors of "Rcd sun
day IN H. Petersburg While It Us
No, yc, possible to ascertain the exact
number Of tho victims estimates place
,bo killed and wounded M high 100
?ooo
Tho troubles here were Initiated by
Che Social Democrats and jewish hnnd,
who determined to aycngc thor CONF
t,lce Killed In the riolng ON Wcdnos'
day. THURSDAY the fcas of Corpus
christi passed of quietly hut during
hc night workmcn attacked the pa
,iols IN this Rghtns two Officers ana
,a,cn Cossacks were kllcd, one ~ the
,nucr was shot by ail Of 70 years
Al dawn Friday commenced % day Of
terror
Tho city was given up to 'bloodFhcd,
Anarchy and ncrco street nghlns pre-
vailed an day Bawicadcs were hur'
,cdly constructed IN the Jowlfh quar-
,..al dawn. Men climbed to the roofs Of
houses. cutting telephone and telegraph
wires to usc for cnlanglcmonB In the
,trtcl. uhilc others cat down telegraph
polcs ana used them IN shong,hon'
inc their hnrrcndos which nroadS had
boon constructed and In building
olhola
EorDy I'm tho day two bombs wore
thrown from the crowd into the bare
racks NImg or woundns 90 soldiers,
This Naltd ~ shcdding n blood
which continued until after mghlrull
At n o'clock all the factory hands
struck and Hooked into the streets,
Co,mpkf Dragons and infantry
charged the dense .surgIng mohs imo
after time. Hrmg NolcS after yolcy In.
IN the sculcd mass, rhc rioters later
rcplcd with rcyolNcrs while their com.
radcs ON roofs and I'm wmdoWe Joined
m the mslladc Some dashed vilriol
from points or vantage upon the troops
In the streets below rho burning
mud drove ils victims into frenzy
and led TO scenes of n terrible charhc'
tcr Fighting continued throughout
me day and only diminished In rs IN.
lonsly al ulghtmll when the city was
plunged into utter dnrkncrY, as pr,c'
uWUy AN the street lamps had been
dcuoyed Even then, occasionally
'ooys ana Isolated rInc shots wcro
heard IN different quarters, the troops
having received orders 10 shoot any
person aunoorng IN tho streets,
THE dead we're curlcd OFT to the
ccmu"Dlos In military wagons the
troops ucllng Rs mderlnkcrs, But this
morning many dead aud wounded were
hlll lylng IN the STREETS and court
words Terrible, indeed II the plight
NJ the voundcd f,r medical nid Ia up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
New York Birth Rate,

New York juno si-l'uhf In this
city at the rate of one every ave min
utog are recorded BY the hoallh de-
pnrlmuni for the past week during
witch period 2Oll were reported, II
was announced NJ the department. mat
the birth rate ~ New YORK hnt now
risen 20 about II per 1000 ana " hlghel
than any other cllN M the United
states Eve ~ slS years ago when
there was va much tax about race sul
eide, the birth rate nero was only ~
per 1000 Last year mo rate was w
her 1000 The prospect ~ NOW mat IN
1905 II VIII ho 81,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
Buhonie Plague on lsthmus,

Panama Juno ei.-A fatal c1so of
hubonic plague occurred NJ Ia Boon
yesterday The constant arrival Of
steamers fron infected South Amcli.
can ports which are received nt Ln
locu without amy extra PRECAUTIONS
being taken must be- 70 source Of cons.
lnglon The doud man had been work.
ing ou board the British steamer Chlli,
which the authorities of dunyupuil
would not allow to enter that port,
The companions of the doccaeod labor.
or have honn isolulcd Rats taken
from the steamer chill are being oNum.
mpd
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today In The church Of s. Clo,ildc,
Thorc was large and fashionable at
tendance Including Ambassador Me-
Comlck ana Mrs MoCormoknnd many
members Of the old French arislocr1'
oS The groom ~ the head Of the
ancient family OF Born.irissnlc, a
wedding breakfast followed, The
prince and princess received many
beautiful presents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
Chess liNrerts

OWcnd, belgium, June ~ The chess
experts today began play IN the tenth
round of tho inlemalional tournament
when time was called NJ J. 80 o'clock,
Wolf had bctlcu Tauhonhoue Jannw.
gk had disposed of Lconhurlt while
the games between BlaokhWno and
S,hloVhlcr and Marco and Marshall
were drawn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
SCHOOL or SCIENCES,
Prcst Cabrera Of Guatemala IA
Establish one,

Guatemala cry Juno !L--prcsldont
Cabrera, out Of his personal FUNDS,
has decided to establish q practical
school ut sciences, arts ana agrIcul.
ture under American professors Tho
tuition win be given IN the English
language
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
strike stops Work ON bridge,

New York, juno 2i--A general strike
Of the structural iron workers has
stopped progress on the liuckNoll'B H..
land brIdgo across the East river Ace
poNmg tu President Buchanan Of the
International Association ~ structure
M Iron Wurkore II h In sympathy with
ono now ON NJ the contracting cons
pnny'g main plant NJ Harrisburg Ncy'
rrll hundred men are involved,
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Sentenced for Taking Rrihes,

rouNvllo, Pa June q, Joseph and
Plus llicrslcm David Faust jacob Soil
and George llolyoN school directors "
Shenandoah were today sentenced ~
servo one year IN ilIl for bribery and
conspiracy Tho men pleaded guilty
10 accepting hllhoa for their influence
IN tho appointment Of school toachorE