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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
MAYOR dunno
IS ON HIS METTLE.
He Makes Sharp Reply to Grasd
Jury Criticism, and Says They
Are Grossly Unjust,
Some Weeks AGO Certain interests De.
nlanded That Nc Call Out Militia
Arj lie Refused

chicago, juno h-Non.mlon men ave
sun being holassol by SugRcrs N.
bert Johnson, believed to be u non.
union tcamstcr, was severely beaten to.
day M Fourteenth street ana Ashland
avenue, when found by lhy police
he was nscnsblo ana was bleeding
nom u wound IN the head, lie wnH
taken to u hospital whore It was found
that several NJ hlp ribs were broken,
lie viii probably die
charles bold president Of the chi.
cago Federation " Labor has resigned
frcm the tolmN'rH STRIKE committee,
lie asserts nat MS action WnN due
10 tho fact thli Tor ,pycrul weeks ho
huN neglected lho HnOiW of the Plano
ana organ workers union, Of which
Mayor Dunno has rcpllod ~ criticisms
of himself couiuM'd IN report OF
the grand jury I'm a formal static
mont The mayor asserts that tho re-.
port lg grossly unfair ana unjust, De,
Llnl IN mpdo tu the 'hirgo that Inc
mayor failed To exert mll authority
lie fHyg
~ the grand Jury means that /
huyo failed lu can M the mlim,
answer that unlil fan Ia net WAGONS
through the Wlrools and maintain law
una order with the police, ! have no
right. legally or morally 10 can for tho
assistance " the militia, do not n-
tend, unlil n becomes necessary, 10 doul
, hiclgo ana lts business interests that
hurlful blow
Erho animus behind Tho whole affair
is apparent over three weeks ago
certain interests IN this tlty demand.
od that ! cnll ~ the militia, A Wtun.
tlou undor the law Wlrmntmg such "A
call did not then and has not since
existed J refused 10 do 10 aud / WIN
lclupo unlil II appears mat such step
N necessary"
Immediately actor mis- refusal 10 cali
fOr the mlllilh the mayor asserts, he
was attacked IN the most yirulont
Wunor'
Continuing ho mya
During the whole " the strike |
have decided ana acted upon an uuoas
TONS arising during the controversy ns
though were SIN Hittlng on the bench,
llyng ~ cnph dido what was lie LOCAL
'lphls no moro or no less ana my nc.
lion IN thls regard ! submit IN tho
nndid and impartial consideration OF
NY fellow citizens having NJ heart tho
interests NJ the whole people, WlihouI
)ong sWervod from my course BY the
'lNmor from either Side"
Mombora Of the chicago Team own.
RS association oXprcW oniIdonce TO.
lay that the meeting of tho truck
local union tomorrow night
would mako II possible for tcnmlng
10 deliver 90 strike Injected
lousoa That this vii be done by |
,mntlng the team owners the privilege |
o send non'union drivers 20 the strike |
found concerns W1N The opinion oy. |
PRESSED by SccS r. j, cayanagD today
10 aaidl
~ have reason 10 believe that tho |
zeal unions, rather thin decide 60 sub, |
Me Ia arbitration the question of al |
owing our teams 10 make these dc. |
worries win simply rnlao tho ban "a |
lr nH our members are concerned"
Thoro VIII be u meeting " the Toam |
lWnere' association tonight at the |
treat Northern hotel u was decided
hat an ullm0tum threatening lock. |
W would be presented 10 the, union
pmorrow night
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FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLAR REWARD.
Offered for Discovery Of Person
Who Has Been Sending Threat
enlng Letters to X, Tonkin.
ALMOST DROVE HIM INSANE.
'hrcat Was to kiduap or Murder His
DooGhlcr~-Citl is Always
Guarded.

OsNego, ~ W Jmc 5-a Driven al.
most ~ the point Of mfonllN by mum.
'roua letters threatening to kIdnop, or
murder hls daughter H. j. Tonkln, a
wealthy ana prominent citizen, has an.
houncld the offer " u reward Of $780,.
600 for the discovery Of the person
who has for two years been writing
iho letters 10 him demanding large
sum of money or dire results. The
oltcr uf reward reveals a story OF
months ~ haunting fear which have
mldo HE mbclrubc Tor the mcmbcrs
of the family
Mr. ana Mp Toukm had lhco
daughters one, virginia, died thrps
years ago, The shock affected the
parents giudlH II ~ said the body
WoN ombamod and kop, In the hour,
for no1rlN uiughl months, whom thu
authorities nlcrforcd ana II wuf bur.
led, Soon after this came the nlgt
letter demanding money on threatening
harm to liOsmondo, since then lhe
misHiNrN have arrived AT frequent IN.
lcrNals The rhlld hns been ~ strict.
~ guarded That sho has grown moroso
and slckly
Mr. Tonkln showed the letter 10 the
OsNogu police but no cloW iu the
writer could hc obtained, Private
detectives were employed win NO
bother results Win nerves shattered
by the strain, Mre ronku took Rosa,
monde 10 Now YORK six months ago
whore apartments were engaged, hut
the letters followed MrN Tonkm aud
moro detectives were engaged, They
Vcro unsuccessful 1s the other had
been, and nnnllN broken IN health ana
splrIllofs, Tonkln returned 60 OgWogo
Win the ,hlld. Armed conchmon ana
detectives always accompany Rosa,
monde whom ehc leaves he house,
ON May 2S, near here, Cora sweet, n
child, was dragged into "a lonely Mold
by u farm hund and murdered, The
crime stirred the whole city, and the
who confessed, was protect
Cd with dnlrulty This murder 90
alarmed Mr. nnd Mrs, Tonkn that they
offered tho reward IN the belief mat n
would stimulate search Of the lotlor
writer
The last letter received demanded
100000, threatening the death NJ the
II II w0e refused. None NJ
the letters has told how or whore tho
money was 10 he paid
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TIE AGAIN IN TREASURER,
But There Was unanlmty of Action
On Other Changes aud Business
This Morning
PRESIDENTS REPORT IS UP,
designations Of Dr.. Wldtsoe and Pref
Merrill Are Only Verbal and
Are Conditional
especial 10 the oNowaw

Logan, June j,-.Thoro was harmony
at arms longlh and difference Of opln.
ION AZ the same distance at secret
session Of the trustees ~ the AgrIcu-
lural college, bold here today Nolwllh.
standing the statements Of some " the
monoors that they would mover attend
another meeting all were present thls
morning except President Mccormick,
who ls In Europe,
what passed within the moo,lng
chamber Is MOI known to the public
except aa d WIS given ont al o'clock
lhla afternoon when the members
emerged from lhtr long dcliborltlon.
McAllslcr was elected president pro
tom ana presided over the deliberations
Of the body Several matters were dis.
posed Of without the least friction,
Those Included the reading and adop-
ton of routine reports
IT, g. Farrell II was announced re-.
signed aN assistant secretary and his
place was llllod by the election Of j. l.,
'obum IL. Il, owen was named as
auditor
WHERE DIVISION CAME,
The rocks were hit osin when II came
tO removed effort ~ elect treasurer.
Slohl nominated \ n, Flommlng for
the place. and owen named Robert
Mulo0k The vote resulted IN tie,
just as II did the other day to 3,
There was much effort and persuasion
10 get some one To change base, But
n was all In VAIN and the selection Of
this officer was ilnally deferred to "A
Time when conditions may be different
PRESIDENTS REPORT
After this the presidents report came
M ana the reading was proceeded with
when II N disposed of the effort nt an
election Of u president 10 succeed Pres.
idCnt Kerr Win como M, And when
that stage Of the business Nv reached
ihclp VIII De 4 renewal of hosiilltioe,
So Ear ms can be- seen now there VIII
be- the Same tie ag there was last week,
II letter has boon received from Gov
'utlcr the mombov WIN say nothing
about H.
CONDITIONAL NEGOTIATIONS,
An interesting feature was mndo
clear thorc today when profs WIdtsoo
and Merrill stated m offoot that their
Icalgnnlions Woro only conditions
That is 10 say " the existing dlilcul.
wv dllU ulUV'OiN VI uIlulohh NhN hN
rnoothod out Of The way they win
remain with the A. G., only verbal
expressions have been made by them
win reference 10 designations,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Thc trustees are sch duod to meet
again al o'clock At that time IL
ig feared there viii be u renewal OF
strife though everything possible X
bcng done with 10 view to settling the
controversy lhut exists,
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Grew of the Oldhnmio Landed

Shanghai juno -.Twonty.nmo Of the
crow Of the British steamer Odhnmhl
were landed at Swutow loday nom
u British steamer
Iho oldhnmla was captured on May
~ by n Russian cruiser she WAS bound
Ion lokllchl with a cargo Of kerosene,
ON May ., she was relnkon BY Ian.
ahese Mnlship during the hattie of the
sen or Japan ana WAS subsequently
Mken 10 Sasobo, where she arrived ON
May 49, Tho captain, engineer and
'Wo OF HE crow we're IN board Of her
when she was roctpturcd.
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KING RECEIVES
WH|TELAW REID.
Three Royal Carriages Sent 10
Dorchester House to Convey
Ambassador and Suite
QUEEN RECEIVED MRS. REID.
His Majcslys Reception VA, Most
Cordial Visit Lasting Forty
Minutes

London, Juno j,-~WhIlolaw Reid the
new American ambassador, had AN nu.
dlence Of klng Edward nt Buckingham
palace at neon today, ana presented hls
credentials.
three royal carriages were sent TO
Dorchester House to convey the am.
basbador ana the members of the en-.
pasSy to the palace Tho first was oc.
cupled by Mr. Reid ana Col. Douglas
Dawson, tho kings master Of ccromo.
hles secy, Carter capt stockton, tho
naval attaches Maj, Beacon, the mul.
lary allacho,sccond sccy Craig Wads.
worth ana Third SccN Enstcn ocou.
ped the other carriages At tho palace
MI Rcd was received by the grea.
officers Of state
Foreign sccy LansdoWnc drove up 10
the palace at about the same time as
the ambassador whom ne introduced
TO the king Tho latter wore a field
mafshaPs uniform ana vac surround.
cd by his suite, His mojcslyg reccp.
ton Of tho ambassador was most cor.
dldL While he ambassador was pro.
sonlIng tho king with hls credentials,
queen Alexandra was receiving Mrs,
Reid ana Miss Reid. Her majesty
showed them the Interesting objects IN
the palace,
secN Hay paid u formal visit 10 the
American embassy this morning, Tho
CONFORMATION between the king ana the
ambassador was quite lengthy. lIlp
majesty recalled Mr. ReId's proylons
Visits 10 London, aud Expressed tho
greatest pleasure at the good relations
between the United states and Great
britain, Tho King also spoke a few
words 10 each member Of the embassy.
After the oihclal reception Mr. Reid
was llshorod upstairs whore his wife
ana daughter were with the queen and
me ambassador was presented to her
majesty King Edward also came In,
ana Mrs. ana Miss Reid were presented
10 MN, The king and the ambassador
thoroupon engaged In further conyor.
sation, The visit altogether lasted 40
after which the Ambassador
ana hle party returned to Dorchester
house In the state carriage with coach.
mon ana footmen CARRIED In long scar
lot oloaks.
MI Reid had already called al L.nns.
doWno lloufe, the foreign secretary
having waived formal cal AZ the for.
olgn Office ana requested the ambaasa.
dor instead to call at his private resi-.
1cnuo.
Tho ambassador this afternoon called |
IN an The ambassadors ana ministers |
accredited ia the court Of 81 James |
Already number Of English visitors |
pave called nt Dorchester House The |
AMBASSADOR has a busy week ahead on |
ruoFdOy he VIII be present AZ the no.
option OF the king Of spaln ot Buck.
nRh0m palace ana No win attend with |
Mrs Reid the state banquet at tho
palace the same evening,
Wednesday Mr. Reid win be ono of
he guests ~ Lord Lansdowno's ban.
luct 20 The Spanish king on Thursday
Win Mrs Reid ana Miss Reid, the am.
VIII attend the rovlow Of
roops NJ Aldcrshol they VIII be pros.
mt at the gala opera performance In
hc evening, ana Friday win attend
he court
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COOLIDGE RESIGNS.
Japanese Army Movement.

Toxic June D, ljSO p. m,--The follow.
NIX announcement was made TODAY
from the headquarters AZ The Japanoso
armies In Manchuriui
Eaily IN Tho morning of june . the
chenys Infantry ana cavalry, TO tha
number Of some 800 men, attacked Efh .
hhlpao, seven miles northeast OF chan.
gau, but were easily repulscd.
"Tho Sumo day az 1880 In the morn lng
some ~ sqnadrons Of tho onomy's
loF,e ndyancod south OF TalpIng Chicn,
ON the Kwangplng. Chatun road. eon,o
90 miles northwest of FonghWn. 4
portion Of the same force nttaokod
shlnlshnn, nine miles northeast OF
hWaDgpIng, but suffered heavy losses
by our artillery posted In the Vicinity
The enemy He'd westward, cur casual.
YES were four men slightly wounded,
Inc enemy's loss exceeded 100 mon"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
CORNER STONE LAID,
Services on the silo Of New Chapel Tor
Watcrloc Ward

Interesting tcrylccs wcro hold last
evening at $3.50 commomoratlng ,ho
laying of the corner stone Of the Wa.
t.rIoo l., y, y, chapel nc the corner u
Eleventh South ana fth East streets.
Oyor 1000 people were present ana
Witnessed President Joseph H. Smith
sprond The MORTAR ana 'irup Up" the
tlunc prior 10 addressing tho audience,
the Forvlooa opened with rInglug by
the Wprl choir FolloNinE the prayer
Bishop s, H. Woodruff delivered am nd.
drogg Of welcome 1hon clm0 moro
chorus singing ana remarks by prcsl
E Y, Taylor Hush W, Dougals vocal
foIo, preceded by u sketch ur the bis.
tory Of the Nurd hy George n, scott
Uwd Then Mrs Lig2Io Thomas Edward
sang After the laying of the corner
atone PrcHidontg Joseph H. Smith John
H. WIndor and Francis NJ Lyman ad.
dr0rgol the assembled Saints, SINGING
by The choir, u solo by Thomas y, Ash.
worth ana remarks by Elder llyrum
NJ, Smith together with the bontdictlon
closed the program
The Blshoplir of Waterloo ward,
Of Aehacl II, Woodruff, dos,
oph i, Daynof, Ji, and llywm A. Sill
Nor hope with the united effort NJ tho
saints I'm that ward ~ sr' this house of
worship completed by september
noNt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
THE APACHE ARRIVES.
Got Too Far North and Was
Beeal,ned,

Falmouth, Eng, June 6,.-Tho Amcn.
can yacht Apache arrived here during
tho day The extraordinary delay N
her arrival was due To her going too
ioI north aud experiencing series Of
nallne on the banks OF New Foundland,
inc yaohtH movements were ~ SLOW
NM me Grow INDUCED Nv oodnshng,
subsequently the Apache encountered
iour henNy gales Nho was Obliged
w npaVm, 10 Oh one occasion for rs
hours This was OF cape Race. All
on board are N good health
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
HOME THIS AFTERNOON.
Mayor Morris and Messro Wells aud
Richards Duo From Now York.

Mayor Morris Councilman Rulon g.
Wells ana Attorney IT, p, Richards are
expected home this afternoon They
l'Il Ne" York ON Friday and II ~ be.
lloNo1 the mayor ana Councilman
NollH. are very anxious ~ be hero "a
0ttond this evenings meeting of the
'l,y Council A telegram from the lni
GER stated lhla morning that Ne would
be homo during the afternoon II IL
not known whether amy tcport wlll ne
nodo In rotation to The municipal bond
nnllor beyond what has already been
reported,
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no FOR THE LAKE!
Los Angeles Visitors VIII DO Taken Out
To Saltnir.

The Commercial olub proposes that
the visit Of Los Angeles cltlSons 10
Salt Lake shall he made iust nv on.
loylblc nv II IN possible tn mako II, and
10 this end committees are ut work mr..
ranging every dolall with Wow Ia On.
lcrtaInng the visitors IN regal style,
Tho first committee u importance ~
be- announced N nat on Che lrlp 10
Solloir which ~ asked TO moot az the
club rooms tomorrow nght At j3O, The
TRIP " scheduled for Wednesday, June
n, tho train bearing visitors ana com.
mItlCo, Wilh band, lclNnR tho sta.
ton NJ 10 a M, returning II the pleas.
uro ~ tho Los Angeles pilgrims. Fol.
lowing ~ the order of business ana the
names Of those on the committee,
Music.
Lunch,
Bathing,
Dancing
Commlioc,-R s, Campbell, choh.
mani !, W Houston, Thomas Homer
y, I, Baldwin, ", =, Wright John q,
h,, Wnllom H. Bln,s, W, j, Burton,
George NJ, Cannon, i. \. DrIohi a, ii,
EnNgn, John g. cutler, llobor NJ
Wells g. g. Goodwin, a. W, Gardiner,
Joseph ESCalnl james Chlpman, Il, Is,
Thomas, u, r. clcayer NJ II, Dcsky,
Jnmos h. Frankon, IT, W, Francis, Al.
bert Fisher W, g. Grlmsdoll, James
j, Gardner A. <, Horne, Herman
Harms qcorgop, Holman, H. j, hyatt,
T. G. KIltlo, q, 4, Kinney r. n, LcIf
H. q, Ice, George q, Lambert, l., G,
Mlllcr, u, y, Miller 4, O. Miner, j,
o. Mcdonald w \ Ovorbook u, w.
Partridge, H. e, Hoffman, T. H. Pearl,
r. q, Palmer George w, Peck, Adolph
Richter w. i, Rodmln, ., ~ Ntrevol
George rust Kari a, SohoId James Il
shaw Fred \ Slndo, r. i Shields, W.
H. Tuddonhnm, John H. Wnlkor NJ, H.
Waller, Samuel Woits ! H. Whitaker
II ~ Windsor Frank j. Wostcott, A,
H. Woolley, A. ", wallace N, u,
Whitney Or g, r. Wilcox Thos, llolI,
day r. ], Hewlett 4. j. Davis, Rulon
H. Wells W " Jones, w H. Young,
!. r. Grant J, WIN Gray, ID, \, Murray,
Joseph William Taylor, Henry Nadlor,
George Y, Wallace W. G., Bogiio e. II
Mason, y G, Richmond, J. w, string.
follow r. j, Gustln 6, =, KIM q, \. |
Holmes, A. Fred Woy, u, w, lIalI, l.,
". Hickey, William lglohoalt. ". "
H. o. Whitney, Joseph |
Llppmon, John 4 Bransford, II, y
nnynos John o. CrItohlow, Ashby Snow, |
Thomas Nystrom, y, !. Moran, n, q
NoOurrn, william II. Myers, q. NJ. |
u, D. spencer, \ Y, Der. |
ran, j, l., Moore, y, u, futile. |
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Castoria Company Wins.
Especial 10 Tho "Nows,0)

Detroit Mich, Juno b,--A permanent
injunction has Just been granted by
Judge Swan Of The y, y, Circuit court
against the MoNon Linimont company
~ MI, Clemens Mich, on complaint
made BY Charles ", Fletcher OF New
York city. charging the M, Clemens
concern with initiating Ms Cnslora,
The decree orders ,hc defendant com.
nnny TO turn over for destruction all
wrappers labels, oleotroplatcL etc. AMI
m addition they must pay The Fletcher
company 1850 IN lieu of damages, etc,
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Suez Canal Dividend,

Paris, June 5,'-rhc report Of the suos
canal company for 1904, 20 be- present %
"a next Tuesday win SHOW the follow.
lng lnoronsoa' Transit receipts, Sglit.
200; financial operations $4,000, dis.
possible assets, S2OiGOO ana the stnuI.
tory reserve sl6S,AO0, Salos nj waite,
nave decreased slightly while the ok,
ponscs have been decreased by sS3, 900
M extraordinary reserve has boon pro.
,ldCd tor TINS year amounting to
81 900, 600
The incronsc IN transit rocople wna
caused by oNpOflr Of indian wheat AMI
or golng TO the far Gust A dividend
OF III per cent VIII be- proposed,
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MILFORD KNIGHT DEAD.
Young Resident Of Eleventh Ward A
Victim Of Heart Trouble.

Milford Dan knight yon " John \.
and lsom NJ KNIGHT ana brother Of
John NJ, knight NJ the presidency NJ
Ensign stake, passed away sunday
afternoon at hIE residence ~ south
Seventh East NJ yalvular heart dls,
ease win witch he had been afflicted
for some time The deceased was IN
hlH sOlh year ana was highly respect.
ed 10y u wide circle of relatives ana
friends lie wan nm ncllyc church
worker ana NV demise AZ such nm carly
ngc Nlll ho kocnly felt by hie psso.
rldios
The funeral win be- held "Wednesday
W m nh lu the Eleventh ward meet.
lhRhouso Friends may NlcW the 10,
mains NJ the late residence from $3.50
to lo'a0 a, M ON that day
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test AGAINST such nm oNhibilon II we
rnlr for our olty'R reputation There
are probably not hllf dozen cities
~ tho United states whore such a
ulnY could take place without n pro.
Test Some rlntoH havo enacted special
regis ntlon 10 prevent proposed lghlA
which legislation remains ~ She stat.
uie books of those alllos today while
others have laws that make II possible
Tor the governor 10 call out tho militia
io prevent o prize nght II II cannot
be done IN any other way
., YET The people NJ lltf church show by
u 'l vote mat thcy are too proud NJ
the reputation Of Snll Lake city to nj.
low. sue ul exhibition na ,hla 10 be- held
WITHIN her borders and not cntor pro,
tou,
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MOTHER JONES" AGAIN,
Reported TO Have Used Threatening
And lnccsdiOry Language,

FponIi' correspondence
sheridan, Nyu, June I Mother
zones, the famous mine oRilator M a
ppooch AZ tho city han Il row nights
rDco. ndyisod the shooting Of an on
GERS Of lhc mW Including President
Roosevelt II they stood IN the way Of
the principles which Hho advocates.
Much feeling was aroused by her
speech ps II H. considered that IN her
dcuupolNllon sho uNcrloppod ~ bounds
Of ronsOn and doconty She mentioned
the name ~ President Roosevelt u do1.
doplorcd lho educational and property
qualifications required I'm various states
IN the exercise of the elective frun'
rhlgc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
HORSE OBJECTED,


Roy kngsbury an cmployo Of the
timing yard, had an exciting experience
this morning In trying out" now
horse, The animal has heretofore been
driven double, but this morning Mr.
kmgpbury resolved on hilcblng him M
single, ana lli 20 only 10 learn that
be had conscientious scruplog oR5lpsl
n. which he Oppressed I'm boiling and
making Tor mo hrHt opening In ihe
wall Az result the young man MIA
thrown ont ana SUSTAINED minor
bruises, while Mr. Horse continued I'm
hls mad nlNhl freeing hmsolf from
the buggy and making q dash down mo-
street M bro'kuprk speed Aside from
q smashed vehicle and a bruised los, no
damage Was done,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
MAN LOSES AN ARM,
Loboror Badly Ipjurod at tho Portland
Coment Workh

j, Johnson, a Hboror cmproyol Al
the Ilah Portland 'cmoul works on
EIghih South ana flnh Woat ftrools,
met with IN accident at 1870 lhls morn.
Ing which deprived him OF hla rRht
ARM The man, II appears. was llrug
sacks of plaster with a ropo WIN A
around the shon, whom I'm
romo mnnncr tllr rope tWlg.,l, and ll,
arm caught brtNucn The ropr ana lho
SHAFT yrnshlng II In frIrhlm man.
ucE Follow WorkmCn Immediately
rushed 10 the rescue ana had me m.
urea man removed 10 SL Marks hos.
plll whore Dr. Bower lmpuiniod tho
arm above tho elbow At noon no Was
reported 10 be doing ag wen me could bo
expected, Johnson N about 20 years NJ
age md has been employed NJ the ce.
Incnl works about lhrco months.
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FIGHT AT BINGHAM.
Little Terry Davis and "silon, Rowan"
To M,ot Once Moro,

Prof T. f. Lows announced this
morning thnl arrangements had boon
completed at bingham cauyon for the
nght between Tony Davis and silent
Rowan lo take place there on the lGtl
Tho liPhlWulRhlH are TO fight az ~
pounds, rmRsldo An excursion from
SAT- Lake Ia bingham, over tho Donvor
" l'lrn iWndo win be- rum The train
VIII ildNo here az 2 p NJ, and return
from Bingham at IA, m.
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Boilers Makers Convention,

c'hlcago' Juno b--Maeter boiler max.
.rs rom oil parts OF the world met
nere To-Day u, the opening Of the fourth
nnnnunl convention Of tho Master steam,
,uoler' Makcw' society, Tho copvon.
o oon wv continue Tuesday, Wcdncs.
Ina principal question 10 be dis.
n.eseu WI De adoption Of uniform rulos
steam boilers, '"' ~
d, another subject which VIII demand
.ne attention Of the delegates ia ,hot
nt securing tho pasange of n lnw max
INV u compulsory for ali boIlermakcrs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
Overhnuling Neutral Vessels.

llongkong, june b.--Vcssrls Of tho
Iutslal volunteer fleet are oycrhaullng
lnolohhnllnen IN the waters northeast
OF ms port according Ia u report made
by the British steamer ring Suoy,
which arrived here today. Tho com.
m0ndor of tho Ping Su1y says he saw
lGnr steamers OYorhiul1d 80 miles from
mere by Two volunteer fleet gloamorp,