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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
GOVERNORS MEET.
Appoint Nominating Committee to
Fill Vacancies-NeW Members.

At its regular session yesterday, the
board Of governors Of the Commercial
club appointed d nominating commit
tee 10 ill five vacancies which viii &C
cur in the board Jan J. 1906. The nom
mating committee. which win report
in about a week. IS composed Of George
Y. Wallace. ". w Armstrong, Mat
Thomas. Or. +. :. Wright. +. r. Nc
Gurrin. Herbert Pembroke s. ". Nor
risOn. T. \. WakclinG. r.. ". Piu1sn.
Duncan MacVichic. Or. r. D. Woodruff
p. j. D0ran. Il. +. Miller G.. A. Walk
er +. :. Campbell. The retiring gov
errors are Colonel r. p Holmes. John
J. Judson s. II. Love Simon Bamber-
ger and ". p. O'AIeara.
The following members were admit
ted: r. :. Carey. i. a. Duvau .. H.
Hewlett. J. T. Hodson. Lorenzo Jensen.
J. q. Stilweu. Ferd StroUse, G.. p. b.
Turner, a Los Angeles mining man
and Harry Witt
II was decided TO memOrialize con-
gress on the necessity of improvements
a I Fort Douglas. The club hopes to Sc
cure an appropriation OF 100000 10 be
used al the post ana IN improving the
Red Butte watershed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15

Mutual Transit company. offering re-
bate in the Same transaction
Paul ]. Diver, Offering and giving re-
pate two counts to the National Is
scnce of Coffee company on shipment
from Philadelphia to WiHnipeg April T..
1905
Mutual Transit company, offering
and giving rebates (tWo COunls) in the
same transaction.
\ large number OF Witnesses were
summoned 10 give testimony in The two
cases immunity from punishment was
granted those principals in the cases
who appeared before The jury and gave
evidence. For instance, President
Charles NJ. Reald of Buffalo. president
and general manager Of the Mutual
Transit company. who was summoned
as n witness in the Wood case. was not
indicted. but a true bill VAS returned
against an agent of the company who
was not asked to appear. Neither was
an Indictment brought against the
traffic manager Of the Wood company,
who obtained the rebate for his firm
I'm the case of the National Essence %
Coffee company the ind ctmeuts were
brought against thes carrier and its
agent the shipping company having
furnished the evidence.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
BRADY is AMBITIOUS
Idaho Republican Chairman Files An
swer in Suit of Boise Evening
Capital News.
Special 10 The Heraldl

Boise. Ida. Dec 1i-Another chapter
was unf0lded this afternoon in the SOME
what famous litigation over the Boise
Capital News Of this place, with the til-
ing OF the answer of J. II. Brady. chair
man of the Republican state committee
in the Injunction case brought against
him by r 5. sheridan. The latter brought
The action TO RESTRAIN Brauy from Ve-ll-.-
the stock belonging IL sheridan, G. y
Fisher and ~. j. Darcy lie alleged
fraud upon the part of Fisher and Darcy
and further alleged thas Brady was seek
ing to secure control Of the News,
Democratic paper. to further his personal
political ambitions. Brady made a. loan
To the News, taking the stock Of three
men and $4,000 bonds as security mo
note ran for three years ana he had inc
stock made out in his name
Sheridan alleges that he consented 10
the transfer with the understanding tnaL
the stock was TO be returned in a week
By Fisher and Darcy. who We're nego-
tiating the loan Sheridan did not know
who was furnishing the money. In his
answer Brady denies there WIS any
fraud Fisher and Darcy told hlm Shef-
idau understood the matter and had been
told one provision was LnaI ne Shouid no-
know the name Of the lender. Another
provision was that Sheridan was 10 re-
sign as the president and manager OF tbs
company and Fisher be elected Brady
alleges the change WAS made three weeks
after the loan was made. He states IL
was agreed that he was to hold and vote
the stock for three wears. and mat hheT-
idau understood IT, He admits his money
has been rendered him with interest. but
claims he is entitled TO hold the stock for
three years and control the paper Wllcs
was 10 be independent ln pohucs, nj
Bradv's political ambition referred 10 In
Sheridan's complaint is the United states
seuatorship TO which he IS said 10 aspire
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letter 20 his parents, received here to-
day. states that he was not on duty
Tuesday night Al the time the haZing
occurred at The Annapolis naval aca-
denny, for which his dismissal has been
recommended by Admiral Sands.
The midshipnan. who sc accused of
failing 10 report the hazing which re-
suited seriously TO f1rst-year cadet.
JerdOne p. kimbrough, SAYS that the
haZing was done in the watch before he
was placed on duty and that he knew
nothing OF il until the case had been
investigated by the officer i'm charge.
That portion OF Vandelvere's letter
which deals with The hazing Incident
is az follows
They have been making investiga-
lions into he zings ana one plebe' told
I came on duty last night on his floor
and when ! inspected for sbsentees an
upper classman who was III his room
tod me that this 'plebe' had nearly
tainted and that ne was trying 10 dX
him up. I ala not know why he had
tainted. and did not think is serious.
So I d:d not report it,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
SLAUGHTER OF GERMANS BY THE
LET'S IN LlV0NlA Is PREDICTED

Stockholm Dec. 1.-The Dagen $
Nyheters correspondent. who returned
here today from Riga. says:
The Let's. constituting a majority
OF the population Of LjYOnia. control the
situation there Their leader, NJ ia
honson. editor of The Decnds Iapas IL
also the head of the federated Tevoiu-
tionary societies and has command Of
everything. Their hatred of the Ger
speaking population which is I'M
releuting, Is caused by years of 0ppres-
sion on the part OF the German no.
bilitv.
The peasants around Riga are burn
ing estates and numbering land own
ers. The Germans OF Riga expect a
st. Bartholomew tonight, and II is evil
dent that the Let's are preparing for
q wholesale slaughter The central part
of Riga can be protected at the
bridges If the army is true.
ain each block one house has been
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prepared as a fortress. i'm which 90
shelter the Germans when the massa-
Gre starts. Beside this. the household
erS have established various refugees.
Murders ere committed in broad day
hight mostly for revenge, and the po-
lice are afraid 10 interfere. The gov
ernor general docs not dare command
the troops, not knowing whether they
VIII obey orders.
several country communities have
established republics, intending later to
confederate into a Baltic republic
The TevOlutiouartes are preparing an
irresistible strike for January, and The
workmen are being armed.
The revolutionaries hayr refused 20
allow either Germans or Russians 10
leave LivOnia'
The correspondent says he fears that
the deep hatred felt by the Let's for
the German nobility and German cap
italists VIII lead 10 en- AWFUL calamity
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
DEBATE IN TIE HOUSE.
30 Conclusion Reached Regarding
the Insurance Question,

ashnefon. Dec. ti.--Dcbato on the
recommendation in he presidents an
nual message regarding insurance reg
ulation occupied the houses time again
To-Day without p conclusion The pend
ing resolution refers the question to the
WAYS and means committee. and in its
defense Al Payne. chairman. made the
argument that the onl,- way congress
could control Insurance was through
the taxing power. To this many OBJ
jecti0us We're made. Members said con-
SresS could not afford 10 ,ake tho posi-
ton that the only way t. could control
Insurance was through taxing II; that
IL should resOlutely pursue other meth
DDS Of control until some WAY was
found which would be enactiVc. The
liberal rules of me debate allowed
lengthy suecches which went off on
ether Sub1ecrS more or less Intended
tor home consumption and app,ica bic
10 partcula~ lOCalitiCs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
WITNESS FOR DEFENSE
Commissioner of Corporations Gar,
field SubpOenaed on Behalf of
the Beef Packers,

lineage. Dec. 14-Ihree jurors. two OF
whom are carpenters and one a real es-
cate dealer from the interior of the
| state, have been accepted by both the
'S9gcrnmeut and the defendant packers
lawyers IN the beef trust case now al
bar before Judge Humphreys. Consider
able difficulty in securing competent men
s. being met with and during todays eX-
animation of veutrem,n clashes between
opposing counsel wee frequent when
court adjourned tonight each side had
exhausted three Of It's seven pcremptory
challenges
II developed today that Commissioner
% Corporations James Il. Garfield and
his chief assistant Or. r. \ Durard.
have practically become witnesses for thc
defense inaSmuch as MI. Garfield has
been served with subpoena duces tecum
issued at the instance of the defense to
produce every hook, paper. record or re-
port he has now. or did have and hr
ready TO testify concerning il. Ey this
II IL declared the defense will eudeavor
70 show that Mr.. Garfield has sworn
statements in his possession which were
made by the packers during Commission
sr Gsrfield's investigation of the business
methods OF the beef trust and that Inn
view OF this fact tho packers have gained
} immunity from criminal prosecution.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
ARGUMENT POSTPONED
IN HIGHLAND BOY CASE
Especial to The Herald.)

Washington. Dec. lin the Uuit6d
States supreme court today postpone
meut until the latter part OF January
was granted in the case of John Stick
ney versus the Highland BOY Mining
company. in error from the supreme
court of Utah, argument OF which wa
set for today. The case involves the
CUustiUUIiOuaIity OF an act Of Utah
granting the right Of eminent domain
for purposes of promoting mining op-
crations. Frank HUFFMAN and Arthur
Brown appeared for the plaintiff and
Sutherland & Van Colt for defendant
III error.
Senator sutherland today presented
i'm the senate memorials from the Utaa
legislature favOriug the passage NJ .
pure food law and The establishment o.
a national park IN strawberry valley
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
SAVED TO THE NATION.
Memorial Association Buys Historic
Old House.

Philadelphia. Dec, 1.-THE two-stcry
brick structure at 23s Arch street. known
as the "Old Flag House" where Betsy
Ross designed the American flag. has
been purchased for the government
FINAL payment on the property was made
today. On Oct. -, 1898 q meeting was
held II the old Flag House" under tho
Charles II. WeiSgaTber ana the American
Flag House aud Betsy Ross Memorial
association was formed and later iucor-
porated. The object was TO purchase lie
historic dwelling and save IL 10 the ma
ton This was accomplished through nh,
issuance OF membership certificates az
the uniform price of l0 cents and th, CO..
operation Of the people Of the cntirs
Ers-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
INDICTMENTS PROMPTLY RETURNED
Quick Action of Federal Grand Jury al Philadelphia in Reba
Cases-Great Northern Railroad One of
the Defendants.

n HILADELPHIA. Dec. 1f.-Eight in
dictments We're returned by tho
federal grand jury today against
shippers. freight agents and common
carriers in the rcbat" cases brought 10
the attention of the grand jury ycstcr-
day by United States District AttoT~
ney J. Whitaker Thompson. The indict-
ments returned are as follows:
Greet Northern Railway company
Tor Offering a rebate 10 K, r. Wood *
Go. Of this city, Ola 81 shipment Of 10. 100
ions 81 lyon piping To Winnings
- L. Campbell, local freight agent
OF the Great Northern, same charge.
L. w Lake of New York, general
eastern agent of the Mutual Transit
company. granting and sNinE "a rebate
10 the Walter Wood company.
Walter Wood, George Wood stuart
Wood and Richard Wood, members of
the Wood company accepting and re
Ceiving rebates.
Paul J. Diver. local agent of the
Mutual Transit company. Offering re-
bate to the National Essence of Coffee
company Of this city on o shipment
from Philadelphia 10 Minneapolis, Aug.
f. 1905.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
All Have Doubts.

Messrs. Teller. Scott aud Morgan cA-
Pressed dissatisfaction with he condi-
tons in Panama. but all Indicated a
determination 10 support the supply
measures necessary TO secure the con
Siruclon Of the canal as at present
undertaken. Mr.. Teller advocated a
sea-level canal; Mr. Scott spoke I'm sup
FORT Of the san Bias route as prefer
ale 10 all Others, and Mr.. Morgan OK
preJ ed the opinion that before the
Panama canal is completed another
canal viii be necessary 10 do the bust
ness required.
\ separate bill regulating the issu-
ancc Of bonds for The canal and plsc-
ing them on tho same basis as other
bonds nf the go- eHmcu. WAS passed
without the debate.
pWirs the 5ay Mr. EIEins made a
~'atcIn'n, from Tie committee on inter
state commerce expressing the opinion
that the commit, 100 would present Il
report, within O l"1Sonablc time,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
REALTY MEN ASK
HARRIMAN'S AID
Lay Coal Shortage Before Railroad
Magnate in Telegram.
COMMERCIAL CLUB ACTS
5oARD or GOVERNORS LOOKS
INTO SCARCITY OF FUEL.

= 9TH the Salt Lake Real Estate as
ID ISOLATION and the Commercial cluu
are alive 10 the necessity OF re-
/ leviuS At once the coal shor age in
salt Lake Yesterday The salt Lake
Real Estate ASSOCIATION sent "a telegram
10 r. It, Hartman urging chat ne lend
his influence TO procure coal for Ihis
city, while ne Commercial club de-
ciCed 10 appeal 10 the local heads of the
b;to Grande Western and Oregon Short
Line railroads.
The telegram sent by the realty men
follows:
.E. H. Hartman. New York City
I There IS q coal famine i'm this city.
. hundreds of families are I'm want OF
fuel. The weather is cold Great suf-
. Ierlng is imminent, unless the situation
S quickly relieved. Practically no coal
arriving over your lines. Respectfully
I. Invoke your immediate aid
SALT LAKE CITY REAL ESTATE
ASSOCIATIONS
The board of governors of the Com
/ mercial club at It's regular meeting yes
terday noon discussed the situation in
ali its phases. As a result. formal re-
quests have been mailed the railroad
companies that every effort be eXerted
10 an the demand for fuel
The Commercial club first took up the
coal shortage question about q month
ago. when representatives of all coal
interests We're called into conference.
Al thar time II became plain 10 the
board OF governors that the grea test
cause for the scarcity was the unprece-
deuted development of the west. West
ern Industries had taken strides which
il was impossible for the railroads or
other human agencies TO foresee. il was
explained. The coal operators declared
II was impossible to get men 10 work
The properties. while the railroad OFF,
Gals made il plain that they were alb
solutely helpless as far as providing
rolling stock.
The coal situation here has caused
fears for several weeks that q famine
was impending, and now. with cold
weather coming on, the situation. say
dealers and consumers, is becoming
desperate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
CAMPAIGN ORATOR
GUILTY OF LARCENY

New York Dec ll-Benjamin r. Chad
ed al Niles, Mich, and brought back 30
this city on a charge Of larceny. pleaded
guilty 10 attempted larceny in The second
degree IN the county court n Brooklyn
today. .Chadsey. who Is prominent law
Yer ard campaign orator. was charged
With The larceny OF funds o. 2 client
Isabella Miller, Hq Sled q South Amer
sea and iates NesS arrested in san Fran
cisco and brotght 20 athis city. where be
forfeited bail
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
AGED MAN FOUND DEAD.

IrpCCIaI 10 Inc HCrlIdl
Boise. Ida. Dec. lL-Gustaf + Ander-
son, an aged jeweler was found dead on
the floor Of his sleeping room this after
noon tt Is supposed death had come
awhile he was sleeping off stupor from
drink Anderson was q man about 81
years of age and bad lived here abouF
nine years. coming from the Wood River
Seetion He was "A man who had seen
Gtucn trouble. mis- vile having beer IN the
insane asylum at BlackfOot since 1850
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
HEPBURN MAKES WAR
ON FOREST RESERVES

rs I Washington, Dec. Ex-senator Hepburn
NcIay introduced "a bin providing that no
other or further forest reserves shall be
created upon any public lands Of the
united States by executive proclamation
,or otherwise than by direct enactment OF
rongress creating such reservation. Also
4 bIu providing that the state OF Idaho
shall be reimbursed by the general gov
srument Tor school lands included i'm for
Isl and other reserves at the minimum
sl,-ices charged for government lands
Senator HeybHru was authorized by UBau-
tuaouss vote OF the committee on manulaC-
qures today 10 report his pure food bill
lie will continue his efforts Of the last
session during the present congress To
sbtaln the passage of the bin ia the sem
Hte.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
KANSAS COMMISSION
ORDERS A REDUCTION

Topeka, Kan. Dec. 1.-THE state board
Of railroad commissioners this afternoon
decided TO order Z reduction Of per cent
in the freight rates on ali classes of
grain The order affects every railroad
in the state. The formal order viii nroo-
ahiy be issued today. This ends The Ean-
sas grain rate hearing, which mas bgen
before the board for the past three days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
Murder Threatened.

10 Is Tho declared purpol. Of th4
m'mh"rS Jo get at tEo root 0f The haz-
ing evil and to eN.c~niHate fhe practice
IN manner never before aft-mrsod.
u was learned from ntlicill sources TO-
day Ina; Tho hazinr Of Fimhrnueh was
even more brutal than was first sur
posed, moro dangerous I'M its results
and more hiameVor,hy iU It's origin Hc
was unaoubt"dN uazed because he tns-
Tilted. under combustion. before the in
Nesi!saNNG board ana implicated some
uppe" claSsln.u. For this he was tbr5al -
ened by upper claSSmeu. who said ,hat
they would Kin him. and he Is still un-
der that threat. i- is said. repeated
since IN" occurrence.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
DEBATE ON THE
PANAMA CANAL
Senators Have Doubts as TO the Wis
dom Thus Far Displayed,
APPROPRIATION WILL PASS
HOUSE DISCUSSING INSURANCE
QUESTION.

lkI ASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE sen
Wv ate spent four hours today in
discussing the Panama canal
emergency appropriation bin, and when
II adjourned the bin WAS sin under
consideration. There We're some
sIeeches by Messrs. Teller scott and
Morgan. and they were followed by a
general debate IN which al phases Of
the controversy We're exploited includ-
ing the question OF salaries. the con-
troll OF the Panama railroad and the
necessity for general legislation IN the
canal subject Mr. Allison. chairman
OF the committee ON appropriations, eX-
pressed the opinion that congress
should take up the question of salaries
ID connection with Other canal Iegisla-
ton He also said that he status OF
the Panama railroad should be made
the subject of legislation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
FRIENDS OF SHEPARD
PLEADING FOR MERCY

Paris Dec. 1L--AUplicat Clr exec
tive cleneDcy has been s.tfnl Goo e. t','
foreign office in behalf ~ Elliot - S:er-
ard of New York who Was sentenced eu
Oct. q 10 ;hree months .mnnsoaiIct
and Sl20 fine and ~ pay Sl,eo0 damage
Wa kiljed hV SIR Shepard's 3ulomabila
on AprD p TIE purpose o.. -ho apPlica-
ton Is 10 have "a fine substituted for tbs
impr s0iment. Fremiet -RofJsser hes re
fefred ;he application ~ tie ministry Of
justice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
MCCALL AND HAMILTON.
Conference Continues, but the Result
Is Not Given Out.

Paris. Dee 1.-THE conference betNysr r.
John c. Mccall. son &C John a Mccall.
president ~ tic Ncw York Life irst.r91oe
corr.pa,,v and Andrew H9miitou continue.
bur neither IS set wiling o. announce arN
e.ouelusinra SIR Mccall wheu seen t-
Gas,. was examining i19.iti i'leA NAM
script iHc bc ,.lCl,nedt Pc s-i~~raS iiia s-s-L
- p-is ana IS Res ..iEe 70 aTTal-e
fsene sor his ic.u-a 'hc Gaze e his de-
parture is not CT sctLeG
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
FOUR DECK HANDS DROWNED

brownsville. Pa. Dec. IA our persons
yysre drowned IN the Mpnougaheia river
sodav ~ the result % the PASSENGER
Steamer Rose Hite coliiding with the tug
nost Toe +. I[lien and sinking in four
cen feet OF water All the dead were
r-,Sioged on the steamer rs deck hands
II we're drowned while thy slept Ire
eoat carried fourteen passengers but ala
Esfs gotten to shore safely.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
EQUITABLE HAS
A CLAIM ON HIM
President Scott Of the Provident Com.
pany in Bad Light.
FINANCIAL RECORD is POOR
HOW HE GOT CONTROL OF THE
PRoVIDENT.

Al EW YORK. Dec. I4-During The in
surancc investigation today. Ed
ward W. Scott president of the
Provideut Savings Life Assurance So
aiety, made an earnest appeal 10 Chair
man W, W. Armstrong of the inyesti-
eating committee TO exclude from The
hearing certain statements bearing on
hiS relations with the Equitable Life
Assurance society, OF which he was
formerly Australian agent. Charles =.
hughes, counsel for the investigating
-ommittec. had asked Mr.. Scott vhcth-
er the Equitable Life Assurance So
riety had not Il claim OF 500 Geo against
him.
seott's Indebtedness.
Mr.. Scott at first declared that there
Vas no such claim against him. and To
Mr.. Hughes presented letters that
n5SSed between Mr.. Scott and President
Alexander on that subject iu 1901, I'm
\ 81 Mich President Alexander asked Mr..
! 0cott 70 make a formal admission jU
writing that his accounts with the So
-letY, showing balances of S5l.S35 due
y me society. We're accurate. In one let
r. President Alexander wrote that Mr.
scott had accepted the accounts. Mr..
SCOTS letter TO President Alexander
admissions as 10 the acceptance of the
accounts.
Plea Of Mr. Scott.
When these letters had been read
President Scott made an earnest plea
To The committee 10 rule that this sub
.lect was foreign 20 The Investigation.
tie declared that he had been pursued
10y enemies for several years, thar in
1900 he caused the arrest and indiCt-
mcnt of man who had engaged with
he Equitable Life Assurance society
10 deliver 10 IL records stolen from the
Provideut Savings Life Assurance So.
ciety; that a traiCorous bOukkeeper who
was in league with this man was dis
missed from the ProvidenU sOCtoty's
employ, and that IL was I'M connection
with these matters that his (NIr-
SCOtts) relations with the Equitable
were reported to the committee and
Ia a spirit Of revenge.
Had Refused to Settle.
Though Mr.. Hughes did not uncover
lust what the Equitable society's claim
against Mr.. Scott was based on he
brought out from him the statement
that the Equitable society had made
such "a claim uDon him and that Mr.
scott refused To settle it,
Another incident i'm the testimony Of
Mr. Scott was his statement that when
Hc bought control Of the proVideut
saw ugs Life Assurance sOciety's stock
he used SIS. 900 which had been lent by
mat company 10 two of its agents i'm
order To- enable them ro buy 100 shares
of It's stock. They did not buy the
stock, and Mr., Scott said he took over
the loan and delivered 90 the society
promise 10 Turn over 10 iC 100 shares
Of its stock when he got the stock. IL
IS now held by a trust company fo
whom ne still owes $4,000 which ne
borrowed 10 buv IT,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
SUICIDE AT RuTTE

Butte. Mont. Dec, 1a-M J. AfcCune. q
wei known contractor, TODAY committed
suicide shooting himself ia The heart
No motive is NJ present known. Tie
erected the Broadway theatre mere. The
Clark sme't"r stack. the second largest
Of the s1rr IN the world and several
other edifices