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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
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CHARGES FRAUD BY
THE NEW YORK LIFE
Cincinnati POIicy-Ilolder Brings
Big Suit Against Insurance
Company.

CINCINNATI, April 1.-As a result
of the recent insurance developments.
three suits OF an unusual character
were filed here today by David Baum
CART against the New York Life Insur-
ance company. The suits are all for
the recovery of premiums paid on
lapsed policies.
Fraud Is Charged.
The basic allegation is fraud upon
policy holders" and carries the vari-
GUS allegations that the officers OF the
company had excessive salaries. squan-
dered large sums Of the policy holders
money In Illegal expenses, rebates
briberies, contributions TO political cam
paignS and that the trustees invested
large sums In syndicate operations for
exploiting stocks and bonds and other
securities Tor their own profit and not
TO the advantage of the policy holders.
Misrepresentation Alleged
There is the additional allegation Of
Misrepresentation. the charge being that
while these things complained OF were
being done, 1t was claimed that every
thing was being done for the benefit of
the policy-holders.
The plaintiff says he was not aware
OF these things when he insured or he
would never have taken the policies,
The policies were for s25, 600 and recov-
cry of $3.50 In premiums and interest
is sought.
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ATHENS ATHLETES
ARE Up AGAINST II
Old Mount VesuyiuS Blocking
Their Onslaught on Dear
Old Greece.

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE eruptionH Of
Mount Vesuvius may delay the American ath-
ietes who route TO take part in the
olympic games at Athens. The members of
INC team are passengers on the North German
Lloyd steamer Barbarossa, which ie due TO
arrive at Naples Thursday, April ls.
Can't Take ANY Flowing Bowl"
Tho molten now from Vosuvius has inter
tered with railroad communication with Naples,
should the eruption continue. the Rnrbarossa
may have port OF entry the west coast
pf Italy. and may b4 compelled 10 lie at
anchor In the bay of Naples at q sufficient
distance from tho shower OF cinders
Railroad facilities In southern Italy not
Of the best According 10 the original pro-
Sramlne, the team was TO disembark at Naples
ind proceed overland TO Brindisi, where they
wero TO embark steamer, reaching
PIraues. tho port OF Athens, Sunday. April
=, tho first day OF the games The Ameri-
cuns. however arc not scheduled TO compete
until April g.
Gunboats Called Out
II was SAID hero yesterday that should q
delay to the Americans prove serious. tho
Grecian authorities at Athens might be mp
pnalod to In the hope that sunboat would
be sent to take the athletes from the bay Of
Naples TO Athens.
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ROUTE OF SOLDIERS
THROUGH WYOM|NG
Itinerary of March From Fort
Douglas to FOrl Rus
sell.
ARTILLERY BATTALION
WILL START APRIL 25
Longest Days March Will Be
30 Miles, on the 18th
of May.

The projected march OF the artillery
battalion to Fort Russell Wyo, starting
the 25th inst Ia engrossing much atten-
ton. The itinerary OF tho march Is as
follows:
Leave Fort Douglos and march
April 25-KimbRll. Utah, twenty -hvc miles.
April 2G-CoalvilIe. Utah, nineteen miles.
April 27-Castle Rock. Utah, twenty-five
miles.
April zs-Eyanston, wyo.. leaving State OF
Utah, Department OF Colorado, and Southwest
orD division and entering State OF Wyoming.
vision.
April 2a-Renain at Evanston
April eG.sprins Valley, twenty miles. les
May Fort Brdger twcnty-three miles.
May 2-onc-thirl distance Fort Brdser 10
Green River. twenty miles.
May 3-Two-thrds distance Fort Bridser Ia
Greon River. twenty miles.
May 4-Green River. twenty miles
May 5-Rock Springs, sixteen miles
Nay e-Remaln at Rock Springs.
May Point OF Rocks. twenty-five miles
May S-Bitter Creek. twenty-five milcs.
May 0-Hilside. twenty miles.
May 10-I-atham, twenty -one miles
Moy n-Dolcy's ranch, twenty miles.
May l2-Rawlns. fifteen miles
Moy l3-Rcmain at Rawlins.
May H-Walcott twenty-five miles,
May I5Elk Mountain. twcnty-seven miles
May l6-Oue-third distance Elk Mountain "a
May i7-Two-thirds distance Elk Mountain
to Laramie, twenty miles
May lS-1loTamie, twenty mlIes
Nay l9-Islay thirty miles.
May 2o-Fort D. a. Russell. twenty miles
In crossing the Red desert arrange
ments Will be made when necessary 10
obtain water for man and beast from the
Union Pacific railroad.
Leaves for Denver.
Lieut. Frnnk H Burton, Twenty ninth
infantry, leaves today for Denver. Colo.
where he will assume the duties of aide
10 the department commander. also act as
ordnance and signal officer OF the de-
partment.
Lieut.. VIII II. Point, battalion adJutant,
Twenty-ninth infantry, who won't to Fort
LeavenWorth In command of a guard de-
tachment over prisoners, has returned TO
the post and resumed duty
Detailed as Range Officer.
Sergt Elmer ]. Harris company F..
Twenty ninth infantry, has been detailed
on special duty as assistant to the range
officer. This detail will extend to the
termination OF the target season.
The regular weekly dance at the post
Will take place this evening, at which the
usual large attendance Is expected TO
SHOW uD'
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MINNIE ADAMS NICE GIRL.
Wins Cum berland Derby at Nashville
at Even Money.

NASHVILLE. April 1L--Cumberlend Park
reruto: FrfSt race. six furlongs-John Carroll
won. Ivan the Terrible second, Pat Bulger
third Time. 111& 1e5.
Second race, four furIongs-Dan Bradley won.
Gonsaw second. Eva Iser third, Time, IS 2-5
seconds,
Third race. seven furlongs-Braden won,
outTal second Mias Point third Time,
i:2s 20
Fourth race, Cumberland derby, milo and
eighty yards 5000 adGed-Mnnc Adams 122
iSlcholc). even, won; Debar, 122 CTroxler), 7
10 ]. second: Holiowmas III ID. Austin), 10
10 l, third. Time. :55. Kcrchival also ran
Fifth race four furlonEs-Tom Dolan won
p'ormondc second. Cryp third. Time. 40 2-5
seconds.
sixth race mile. selling-Kara won Rian
second, Hadur third, Time lac AS
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INVITED A CROWD
TO HIS FUNERAL
Albert ROhn Langhingly Tells
Companions He Will
Soon Die.
STATEMENT MADE WHILE
STANDING AT A BAR
Soon After He Swallows Three
Ounces of Carb0Iic Acid;
Picked Up Dead.

Albert Rohn. German junk dealer. who
lived at S57 North Third West street, com
mitted suicide in the saloon OF Louis HobeIn.
at go South State shortly before midnight last
night by drinking nearly three ounces OF car
bolc acld.
Drank Several Glasses of Beer.
Rohn entered the saloon about o'clock IN
He then in and out OF the saloon all the
evening and drinking litto beer Mt each
visit
Invited to His Funeral.
While standing at the bar about IL o'clock
with several ether mon, who were about to
have glass OF bcer. Rohn raised his glass
and said Well. boys. l want you oil to come
to my funeral. for l going 10 bo dead In
O couple OF days"
Thought He Was Testing.
No attention was paid to the remark the
time Us nc appeared to be In good spirits and
1t was thought that he was just testing.
Swallows Poison.
About $50 Rohn act down In chair by
one OF the tables and shortly afterwnrd the bar
tender, Peter Olsen, observed him take small
package out Of his pocket and remove the pa
per from it. No notice was tnken of the mnn
until about 1? 80, he sat with his head rest
posed that no had fallen asleep.
Falls Forward Dead.
About 1890 he was seen to luroh forward by
Mr.. Olsen and he went around TO strnIghten
him up and noticed bottle proIruding from
Rohn's pocket. He took Il out md found that
II was q six-ouncc bottle containing carbolic
acid, nearly half OF the contents being gone.
Olsen examined the man and found that he
was dead. He Immediately notified the police
and they in turn notified the Coroner, who or
dered the body taken to the undcrtakers
Did Not Make Sound
The most peculiar circumstance in connec-
tion with the affair Is that Rohn not seen
by my In the saloon TO make any stTuG-
gle or heard TO make any sound as If In pain
Leaves Family.
Rohn has wife and three children. two
girls and boy. He ~ yenrs old
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Lafayettes Still Winning.

The Lafayette baseball team defeated the
Lincoln team by the score of II TO on the
Eighteenth ward square Tuesday. Cannon
Lune. the star Lafayette pitcher. pitched an
excellent game,
This is the third victory In three games for
I the lafayette baseball team and they mean
to win tho ponnsnt
The lineup for the Lnfaycttcs Is as follows
Herbert Snow, catcher; Cannon Lund pitcher;
Dave Taylor. first base; BY Whitney. second
base; Chet Young, shortstop; Mathew Fcrgu-
son. third base; Jay Young left field. Law
romeo Taylor. center neld Dar Give, right
field.
The lineup for the IIncolps follows. Ross
catcher; Clayton, pitcher; Holscomh FIRST base /:
Thomson. second base: Pratt. third base
Thomas. shortstop; Davis, left ncld: shaw
center field; NuttaI, right field
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Results at Oaklawn

HOT SPRINGS. April lI.-Oaklawn results:
First race, nye md hnlf Lurlongs-Conccrt
won. All Black second. Black Eat third Time.
1:07 S-5. ''
second race. four furongs-RosaIia won Miss
seconds.
Third race, elk furlons-Stand Pat won.
Fourth race. milc-Legatee won Iaycnio
iIne second, Q. G. Parke third Time. l:a1 -
Fifth race. three and O haJf furlongs-C'aborc
"on BeneVolc second. Duskton third Time
i2 As seconds. '''
sixth race, mile and an cIghth-Embanass-
thrd. Time 81 As.
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DOG SAVES MISTRESS
Faithful Animal Stands Guard Over
Helpless Woman.

NEW YORK, April l0,-The beauti-
full wife Of a lawyer whose home Is on
Fifth avenue Is In New York hos
pital today In a critical condition from
choral poisoning. She has not yet re-
vived and the police have been unable
to learn the story Of her experiences.
Her faithful st, Bernard dog Dodo
kept robbers away from Mrs Hyacinthe
Ringrose and saved her Jewelry valued
at over $4,000 as she lay helpless In the
street.
Found Lying in Street.
The woman was found at an early
hour today by Policeman Harmes lying
upon the sidewalk at Madison avenue
and Thirty-third street. A crowd Of
roughly dressed men We're around her
and they were held back by the dog. a
magnificent animal nearly three feet
high. They left when the policemen
approached.
The police had a desperate fight with
the dog before they could take the
woman to the ambulance.
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OCCULT WARNING OF DEATH
Strange Story Comes From London OF
ShadoWy Menace to Girl

LONDON, April IL An astounding story Of
mysterious photographs which Is youched for
oy well-known London photographer, IS told
In tho current number OF M. a. P"
a certain young woman named Miss B. who
lives With her mother In OF tho home coun-
ties made an appointment with the Photogra-
pher In question. The sitting was duly given
the photographs taken and after the lapse Of
week the young woman received q letter cay
Ing the photographs were not success and
asking for another sitting. She agreed and
as soon AZ possible went TO London again and
second Photograph was taken.
Came Third Time.
short tmo elapsed and as no proofs were
ce've very Apologize letter. saying that
again the photographs were failures and ask
Ing Tor third sitting For the third time
Miss u came 10 London. She is n good
natured girl and contcnted herself with ex-
pressing the hope that this time thcro would
be g successful result
In two days time she received mn ur1ert
letter from the photographer to como TO his
studio, and bring friend with hor As
result OF this letter Miss B.. accompanied by
her mother paid visit to the studio. and
there the photographer exhibited the amazing
results Of three slttinss.
Image Held Dagger.
The actual photographs OF the girl hcrsolf
were quite good. but in ench plate there was
seen standing beside her the figure of q man
noldlnS d dagger In his uplifted hand The
features, though faint. were clearly dIsccrplo
Die. and TO her horror Miss Il. recognized them
as thosc or her hance, army offlcer In the
Indian army.
The effect OF this experience was so great
that she wrote TO india breaking off hor en-
gaSement
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JOLLY HOO-H0OS HAVE
MERRY TINE IN ZION
Lumbermen's Mutual Insurance
Society Has Meeting in
Salt Lake,

The "Hoo-Hoos" were In Zion Tues
day and right royal time did they have,
The occasion of the meeting was the
presence OF A. L, Porter, secretary OF
the Lumbermen's Mutual Insurance so
ciety OF Spokane and w, G. Hollis OF
Minneapolis, secretary OF the Retail
Lumbermen's Association of Minnesota.
In the afternoon a meeting was held at
the X. OF F. hall at which a large mem
berehip OF Utah men was enrolled and
a speech made by Mr., Hollis setting out
the advantages TO be gained by member
ship IN the order.
Banquet at Commercial Club.
At,nIeht a banquet was given at the
Commercial club, which was attended by
a large number Of lumbermcn, and n
very pleasant time was had Theodore
pany was the toastmaster and brief
speeches were made by A. McCuaig.
George e Merrill. w. G. Hollis, A, u.
Porter, w Sercuce. Guy Martin and F.
S Murphy.
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PL0UGHED INTO DYNAMITE
AS Result Indiana Farmer Receives
Terrible and Fatal Wounds.

CHICAGO April 1o.-Whle Philip
Schneider was ploughing today on his
farm, fow miles south of Hammond
Ind, the plough struck several sticks OF
dynamite buried In the ground and
Schneider was fatally injured His ewes
were blown out and his body horribly
mutilated. Both horses were instantly
killed.
A former tenant who had been elected
by the owner for non-payment of rent
swore, 1t is said, that anyone who set
foot on the land would be killed Since
he has found nearly 200 pounds of dyns
mite buried In the fields and In and about
the buildings One night not long ago
an explosion occurred In the barn. which
was destroyed by fire, The next day John
Thompson, the former tenant of the place
was found dead In tho debris
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liked him he ought to submit to her
choice. In any other country than this
he might have thought something was
wrong. but having been raised a Nor
mon he knew that when Brother Tanner
and this young woman retired together
1t was all right from u religious View
point because Brother Tanner had taken
her In the name OF the Lord and unto
himself.
Doesn't Want Him Retired
For these and other things that show
the good timber that IL In the Tanners
President Smith does not want them to
be retired; and while the name of Joseph
NJ. Tanner was omitted from the list
there has been nc formal election OF his
successor. either on the board or as
superintendent of church schools. and II
The tribune will let the subject alone 1t
Is possible thnt President Smith Will be
able TO save Brother Tanner In a proml-
ncnt and useful career as instructor OF
the youth OF the church
Wants More Wives.
1T Will be n great inhumanity II
Brother Tanner Is cut off from his oppor-
tunities at this time; because as l am
Informed. he has not secured all the
wives that he wants. and as a member
OF the Board OF Education and superin-
tcndent OF church schools he Ind an ad-
mirable opportunity TO gather them in.
Will Reside in Mexico
'T understand that men are saying that
Brother Tanner has gone to Canada to
live but he intends TO make his home In
MeyIco The Canadian Provincial Gov
ernment has quietly notified our brethren
In the North that they must not live with
more than one wife each in the Dominion.
This would make II very inconvenient for
Brother Tanner. In Mexico ne has greater
privilege and he prefers the latter coun-
try,
Smith Loves Polygamists.
But in any case his absence is in
tended 10 be temporary, for just as all
the world loves lover so Joseph F,
loves a wholesale polygamist. L do not
believe that Brother Tanner will be com
PEELED to lose his church position merely
for living his religion. 1t was all right
for Taylor and Cowley. because they
were In the road of Smoot and also In the
road OF Hyrum NJ Smith. But President
Smith does not intend to punish the In
nocent for the guilty. and as j, NJ Tan
ner was not In the way of Hyrum's
pirations, II cannot be said that he was
guiltr-a few wives more or less makes
him all the more attractive.
His Talk Was Plain.
That may sound like satire but that is
lust the WAY the Mormon acquaintance
of Tanner sincerely talked
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BOTH FOOD
AND MEDIC

We like best to call S
Emulsion a food-medici1
is a term that aptly dese
the character and acti,
our Emulsion. More 4
medlcine-more than a
yet combining the vital
Ciples of both. 1t is 70,
reason that SCOTS Emr
has a distinct and 81
value in all wasting dis
There is nothing bett,
remedy the troubles Of
perfect growth and del
health in children. The a
of SCOTS Emulsion is Il, ID
effective in treating Y
ness and wasting in adu'
ccoT~r o. poyuNr
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TWO BILLS PASSED
New York Is In Earnest In Changing
Present Insurance Laws.

La WE.
ALBANY, N. Y, April 1.-Two of the
bills proposed by the special insurance
investigation commission passed the SEN
ate unanimously yesterday and now awuit
only the signature Of Gov, Higgin2 to
enact them Into law. One Is bill to
amend the general corporation law rela-
tive to the acquisition of real property
by life insurance companies. The other
is bill to amend the penal code SO as
to penalize the giving OF rebates in the
life Insurance business
To Amend Penal Code.
4 third bin. which would amend the
penal code so az TO provide that the
falsity of 4 statement alleged In an In
dictment for perjury shall be presump-
lively established by proof that the de-
fendant has testified under oath tc
the contrary, was amended by the Sen
ate so as TO restrict It's application to
written statements under oath. The vote
OF Lieut., Gov, Bruce, president OF the
Senate, accomplished the adoption OF this
amendment which sends tho bill back TO
the printer and delays final action upon
II until next week.
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Dainty Foods
Demand Il

TN EVERY Receipt that calls for cream
n of tartar, soda, or baking powder, use
the Royal Baking Powder. Better results
will be obtained because of the absolute
purity and great leavening strength of the
Royal. 1t will make the food lighter,
sweeter, of finer flavor, more digestible and
wholesome. 1t is always reliable and uni
form in its work.
Alum and phosphate baking powders
some of them sold at the same price and
some of them cheaPer-will make neither
dainty nor wholesome food.
POWDER CO., NswYoRK.
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LONG FIGHT ENDED
Santa Fe Buys the Texas &c Gulf
Railroad.

LONG VIEW, Tex, April 1.-THE
Texas g. Gulf railroad. which runs from
Long View to near San Augustine, q
distance OF sixty miles. was formally
transferred today to the Santa Fe rail-
road
BY this the Santa Fe wins in long
fight for possession Of this property and
will Immediately build seventeen miles
from Tlmpsou to Center, connecting with
the system, and will next build to Pitts
burg and to Paris to meet their present
terminal. giving the Santa Fe another
route through Texas TO the gulf.
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BIG STABLE BURNS
Valuable Horses at Pendleton, Or,
Perish in Flames.

PENDLETON, Or. April lin n fro which
destroyed q large stock goles stable hero carly
today sixteen valuable horses were burned 10
death. together with several fine mules. The
total loss Will not exceed 5000, II is believed
so far known all the employees of the stable
escaped from the nrs.
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Williamson's Case Goes Over

PORTLAND. Or, April flowing To the
inability of the defense 10 complete Its bin
Of exceptions todny. Judge Hunt. In tho
United States District court. continued the
hearing of Congressman John n Williamson 9
application for new trial until June L
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NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED
Robert E. Lewis Is District Judge of
Colorado.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE Senate in O.
ecutivc session today confirmed tho following
nominations.
District Judge. District OF Coiorado-Robort
r. Lewis.
Postmaster-Indian TcrrItory-J, r Young.
IA
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More Aid for the Jams.

WASHINGTON. April 1O-The State de-
partmcnt has received through the Red
Cross an additional sum OF 5000 for
transmission to the Japanese famine euf-
ferers.
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DIR. RADwAY S CO..

DIR. RADWAY &c Co..
havo been q sufferer from Rheunak
moro than nix months could nnk n
hands to my bead or PUT my hands beT
or even take OFF my own shirt Bseor
finished threc-fourths Of bottle OF nj
Ready Relief ! could uee my arms aal
ever, You cah eco Why have sud.
faith In your Relief. Yours truly, W.
KER. $50 Jul'n street. New Orieanz
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Father of Mrs, Astor Dies.

PHILADELPHIA, April l0-Edward
Shipper Willing. father of Mrs John
Jacob Astor, died at his home here today
Of heart disease, aged 81 years
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Kodak Finishing.

Salt Lake Photo Supply Co, Main and
srd SO. The best or your money back
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FUNERAL OF BISHOl
Services Held for Rt. Rev,
Morris of Portland.

PORTLAND. Or, April ll.-Bsfoye
Ing that crowded Trinity church 70
funeral services were held TO-DAY
body of Right Rev. B. Wistsr MOI
estant Episcopal bishop OF oregon
service was conducted by Bishop u
of Spokane. F, W. Kceter OF Iaros
r Funston ~ Boiso. lntermeht \
Mt Lone Fir cemetery.
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Hunters Kill Ten Wolvt

Specsal to The Tribune.
PINEDAI4E, Wyo. April ll-chni
and Frank Springnan killed zen ss
in the Stnalcy section Il Few Gays -,
went out on snowshoes. Killing % 81
wolves on the trail and tracking ~
~ their don
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King Edward Sends SymF

MEssINA, Sicily. April 1oIklnee,
who is hero on hoard the royai w. ~
and Albert, has teisgrapneu trs
Emmanuel his profound regre, a' W
disasters and his sympathy with the
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SCOTT g. BOVINE. 20. pul suee,.