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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11

eusar gureb e@htea - gsae nnalnkt :
1e-20 &fanb 1874: ID EtrRh l33e: le-la
Nfunb l8S: Rmetie 0noIttdt S0-l6 4tnk1
i2ie; 10 4funb l2ie ; ID &sub Lass /: 10
pfunb 24e.
Galiformi@e e4txi.n-6 Bic 8 gfunb Ole;
8 bis Ii 4fanh 9t.
Sped-3Iars Settex, 60 DID 20 Rfmsb b,
9ur@f&mitt. lie; &Iars Gstsss 20 ID 80
4funb, lie: alase Dtuse1, - u 60 Rfmhs
lose; ls BIB - 4fb.. lie; II ~ Is Ptnab.
l2e; aIaxs Na6ea. d ID 90 Dtakhs l1k;
gxidsn IL bas 1s pevnb liz; Asss Na6sa :
I'D Q Dhrah. ne
TrntfRGs6 te6-Mares onetft Guxtb l7}s
sswdbIter Sugar Garsb 173e, e-5 pfssS Ia
Our&f9nHt lie Us . qhnxA tm Duo1
i4nttt 18le; 10 ID 10 4fxnb - Dss4f4mit
I e: SPfGSb II DaeqfqmaHts i4maf. l1it.
. 4fanb In Dur4i4atk. i4smd. lole.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11
0etsetDe.

Bshex - go. Q rotber est, af Dae,
fen, s2e Don EabIen; go. 8 rotssz Gle,
MyriI, csc; BoseHpebex 63e.
4oru (neues) - 30. / wets 47s: 70. 2
wetS 47e; go. Q metz AZ; 30. I MT.
46e; 70. 2 wetS ssmtf@t AZ; su.
wett semti@t A7s; 30. 1 rsit sssss'd.
l6e; SO. 2 seIb 47e; go. 8 ssfb 81
Sao. 4 geld 46e; SO. 3 seuat4t 4Ti
70. 8 aeusi9t &c; 70. ( seasi44 &c;
&uben 49,.
oafr- 70. 3 wet5er a8e; 70. Q psttsi
3d.; 80. 2 0eutf4ter 81}e; Rr. y ss~pasr
Bic.
oeu - SO. I atrtotbs $12.00: Pm.
3. SO 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11

@ewabIter Tt1otbb sl.ss-i.So.
Orbinarer BITS gutter Tix1ot1p S1.60-l.7t.
Rptber QIeeiamer So .2S-s.6e.
gnslii&er 4Isefarne1 $3.50.
NIipfe &eefarnen $S.00-8.56
NIfaIfa SIeeiarten $9.00-1o.00.
@eiser Rleeiannen $500.
Taneb 3entudp gIausras $1.60--l.76,
BIausras IN GbaH 76e.
GnsIi&es BIausras $3.50.
Dr9arb Gras 81. 70-1.e6.
Hsb Top In gbaf 75c-$1.2s.
&dfer 2orrt 76e-$1.W.
Aunber 8ueerrobr Sames $1.00-1.26.
Deiber 9aferiamen 4oc .
Sriibia5rs @erfe $1.25.
Deibes rab seIbes Rom $1.0C-L.N.
Meb Got @nfIase $1.10-l.25.
Com Seas $l.7b.
yeinet $1.20 Bis $1.85.
5ribiabrssD eien $1.40.
ee$smiebeI, weibe, seIbe rotbe $3.50
pei BuiheI.
elS 5 3artoFeI, eeIbe Seriet, Dsrnufa.
aeIbe Naniemerb unb flbIi&e Queen S8.Ou pes
Sab; rotbe Hanieu1enb $2.76; Sraftiiaxtits
$50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11

Sr.i@es RinoHeH&-NsaIs&e SSsrs - 81
8ts; bieJige etiere 73-.7is; rssiss sssaoa
$50 Bis FOO Nfunb 7e; bteNse &abs zoo
bis $50 Efuab 53e; xtabe $50 ID GO Rfmso
&C.: etier goroerutertsI &c, Gtisr 3fatess
pisrteI l0le, Setxb 3txterusssteI 90, Rtxh
gorberpiertel &c. Qa9 Bosh9siestsI 4k, &k9
AsnteruierteI t.
Srii&es GaIbFei@-&dIbes 12e, 6sxtss
uterteI los, BorberpserteI 61e.
SrH&es C@offeti& - 2duHuser tes Rfuts
l2s ; e@sie s3e; 64exisI Ice; NsdS anh
Lee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11
HubIane.
90 bic n.

g I. petersburg. 10. Aprii.
Obelei& pieIe Ortbobcre prteher su bsr.
ameiten Qonpsntionen ermdbIt tuurben,
sR aud ni&t Elm einaiser In bas par.
lament esudblt iuorben. 90 puroen
absr 8 tatbolii&e prteaer. Elm Rabbi
unb ein Wertreter bes propheten gs.
tpdblt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11

JnbtcnapsIts 4aHeesg astie:

JnbtanapsIs 4afeesgasHs.
SepobnI. BIB gutter l0-l2e; Yrtx.s STD a.
udSltsr l4-l6e Tanp 8aS-Sse, sotbsy
gsIow Is BIB 22e. Saua 2s-S9e
Sx Badetsa:
.xrioia STATS. Zion Slt.75, Ssyst sls.7s
Caracas s14. 76. Diumortb's sls. 80. Dxts
Jasa IIenb $500, eItmar Saba gIenb
$14'75, Duriea STATS.
Bu6er-DouinoeB 7.47S eti6,u6ey 8 80
puIperifrter 5.32e; E3xz puIpsriRrtu 5.37s.
ietaer sranuitrter 5.02c; Cubes SAC; Con.
fscttoners' u 6.07c; ytbseuooa q 4.s2s; p,Ds
mtg Z 4.72e; empire E4.s7e; SbsaI sytra
0oTbex 8 4.67e; Dsnbfor ertsa 8 4.b7s,
&~issepooS 6 4.43e; ssIbes 9 sos; Ii gel
bee 4.O7.
MHs-BrasI nsa 81 bts loo; Ttlbssti II:
WenbeIn IA; peiGi@aI:se sRoxhsia lbe-
Sorban RanoeIn 16e; Reaxlts 6s BID SIS.
ser0Rete 7e Bis Sc; GnsIf4e HaIxaHs
Getrofnete 5ra@te-Aepfa. an ber eprs,
setro6nst. &C.; Sobannesbeerex 7e BIZ 7ks;
Gttron l8e bB l4e; Rofsex, q grrux, pc.
pfunb. 7e, 8 9rOrun 72e. I Sroux 7as iac.
m~enfreie sbis Sc. California @iseats! TINS;
StItana NC, trrpoyttrte euItaxa lie BID Ice.
California 1prifoien se BIB I2e.
0Fs-NaIa go OF. Eef). Gab, g. 10 per
0orone.
BidIes-a4O0 I'm Sat SO; 1890 TIM 6.s
80: 1900 tn asIbfaS $780, 200 10 "a,
1880.
etdrte-RearI, 8}e, Gbauptux UIok. l NH
8 Bfunb Badete 8, 4orx, l BIB. 8adsts,
lX-6k.
Sanbp-7; etansea seurtf&t &c; eros
e.r ssnt&t 8}e: Banner TrutR 6e; Greax
Bonbons 10c; Ns. Q Cream seusf@t Sc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11

Sort @apne, 10. ApriI. Die
Staats.O Organization Der 1ddermeifer
er6fnete In ben Rdumsr bes CONNER
eiaI. @lubs ibre stpeite Sahrts.G onbe1'
ticn. Gin mi&tiger punit Der Cages
erbnung III bie 0isiuiRor Der 6rael
aber bic erri&tung zines te&nif&en
Snfituts Der Bidder bon Staotsmeesrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11
0pm @a9ensRsYsa.

xtusotbp-Eerteuisprete: sl1 o. II o.
Nilet - 8ertaufspretie: 81. 00-E8.o0
DeIi6forn - Eerfaufspreste: ie $50 Ia
OuaIitdt, $3.50.
3afer-se4dIt 1856; Ia ess xssrsa
3 .Oo-S9.O0 per 9enne. Reuer 32-86<.
etrob-preae, ie mad BEN 0'ab. h 1aI
len, $4.00-$S.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11
srtses. aser sas ossnsss.

panoIer tssabIsa fS!ssxos Rsssss:
Butter - Country, 1Aes Srsonsert 2Sss
Oteta o.
Tri5he GIsr-14e per Euteno.
ofiouer Sc, Hdbas 3, xHrtetB-O-lSe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11
cate.

&uaros , BertaufstreHs SnapcrttFts
S~@peaerfdie sos per Btaxs ~sssbsnai&es
S2ueserfaie It's. MtScoxfs &seass . &&ss
Is, Rem gOri Gbecbarst lbs. ssRest:sa'
j@er 2tn,brrser lac. Bid 1be.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11
Senti hlanb.
Ran3Ier b. 3 N.

Ter b. Billion betlieB helte iein gett
uno besab f8 nod benz @artsn bss
palais, no sr In sinsm, Gtuble pIab
nabm.
profeHor Renpers ertldrt, baB bic
Soafdnoise 6erfsGun9 Sss Ranslsrs
nur bapOn abbdnst, baB er i3 poa.
Rdnoie bon ben @si4dften fret ma9t.
1ebsrbtirbunsb Isrs.
Berlin n, 10. april. Die pislfa6
esduberts Nnfht. BOB bas ~boIfdnbi9e
3uiammsnbrs4sn bes 3aualsrs b. gh-
lon in ni&t aeriusem @raoe burd
bsfsn aufrsibsnbe Reprdieniations.
phi6ten als srfter geamter bss @si9ss
bsrborasrufen wdre, bat beute eirsn
off3teIen Wieoerban aefunbsn. 3us
slei9 nit Der Gorberuns. bob cine
asnbsruns In bisisr Sinf9t auf bas
Drinsenofe geboten eriaeine.
Sie .Off3iDie 3Orrsiponcsna" felt
bas 8erlangen, oaB Der &si4sfan3lsr
bon Der 8beilnabme an ben Sofeften
unb anbersn Reprdfentaiionspfi9ten
~bolfdnbig sntbunbsn tusros. um in
Submit elmer bsosntIi9sr usbsrlafuns
isiner bur9 fem bsrantuortli9es Mmt
obnebin auf oas Aeuberfe In anfpru&
eenommsnsn 9rdfte po%r3ubeussn. Sie
grtrantung bss Garf.n miro als cine
bringenbe Rabnung, in tieier 5inF4t
sinsn Wanbsl au iaaHsn, ~aufsefabt
uno oieie ernffe Wabuung fOIte ni&t
unbsa9tet gelafsn tusroen.
8erf ! m m n t n g I. pc
tersburg.
Berlin n, 10. Npril. Die ablsbs
nsnbs SaItuns, msl9e bic beuiide &e.
sisrurs ssssnibsr Der lleberbrinsuns
elmer reusn ruiRiasn anleibs In euiia-
Ianb sinnimmt, i9eint In ct. peters.
burg cine ifarte 8%erfftmmung herbor.
esrufsn 3u babsn. Wis cine priOat.
nslbuns aus Der ruiFfden 5auptfaot
be!ast, bs3siansn bic boriigen mabge'
bsnben &rsiis Seuti9lano's a~blebnune
Der 8stbsilieung an Der gspfanten ruiz
fiden Mnleibe oils sinen 0organg, Der
auf bas 8srhdltnib 3wii4en &ublano
unb Seuti&lanb einsn b6df un9tnfi-
gen ginflub ausiben mthe, Sene
Rrsiie fsisn ibrisens Der utberseuauns.
oas 9euti9lano's alblsbnuns auf bic
p~isler6rterts fran3Oien.freunbli&e De-
psi9s bss ruiRi@en Minifers bes aus-
tpdrtigen. @rafsn bon 2amsoOrff, an
ben @rafsn @aiini, Rublanb's srfer
@ertreter auf Der WarOifO.2 Onfsrena
in Mlsseiras, 3urid3ufabren, aber ni4i
bur9 grtudsunsen finan;politii9er
Nntur berborgerufsn let.
Sn ct. petersburg osrlautet ferner;
bob beutfde @si&sfan3Ier Gart bon
ghIotu anfangs ben ruiff&en anlsibs.
pldnsn ssnsist sewefen udre, aber her
aaiisr fslbft bic ablsbnuns entf9isben
bdtte.
Seemannsfrei afuter.
Sambur q, 10. april. Die Sage
In benz STREET. Der S:eleute, bic bereits
Dersbasrunsen I'm LS9iffabrtsuerfsbr
berbsisefhbrt bat. wirb atuter. Die
Samburgsr &bebet baben ole Ser.
banblunsen nit benz Seemannsper.
banb %snbstltis abgelebnt, uno infolss
bieies gef9luKss if bic geilssuns bsl
9ifersn3en In ueite 5erne sertidt NOR.
ben. Die Strettletter 1nsel rlunmeb,
bei9loKen, benI@treit auf ale bsuti9s
S4ife aus3uoebnsn.
Cine ri O u @attin,
8 mb g, 10. Mpril. 9as
2nnbssri3t Mltona berurtbeilte elmer
esmiFsn Kramer aus S&ifbet unite,
Ausi9IuB bsr..O efsntli&tsit 3u sinsm
/ Sabr @sfdnsnib, neil er feline @attir
on einsn @sntisr fur 1000 Wart untel
aufsefebtem 2aufpertrag tbatfd9lid
.pertaufte".
Huklano.
WabIen.
g I. petersburg. 10. 4prii
| Ohnfei6 bieIe prfbobpre 0rieffer a, hsr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11
Die Wablberi9te Fnb nod ni9t oo0-

AoNS0
Die 0erfammluns Der Bablmdnnsr
BON gsBarabisn purbe TN lsbten 4u.
qsnblide periGoben. Inter bisisn 155
Rnb 112 fonfitutionsls Semotratsn
unb Die anoeren geb6rsn forti9rittli9sn
Yartsien On.
Der 8aiier bat nun aud anseOronst.
bab bie nomabiiasn 2irgifen. unb
Ralmhtsn tdmms @ablsn balten. Sc.
Der oerielben III gu einem WiteIiebe i'm
parlamsnts bersatist.
& q m pobOlent. 10. Mpril.
9iefs probin3 bat cine ssialofsns De-
legation BON 80 2anoleuten aepdblt,
BON tpsldsn 2 tpsber lsien nod idreibsn
t0nnen.
Rampf i'm Miniferiu m.
g I. GETTYSBURG, 10. Mpril.
ueberaG finb @erii1te bon einem BOLT
gen 3uiammsnbru4e bes Witte.R abi.
nettes i'm umIauf. 8iele gut unters
riatete perfonsn ~elauben, bab Der
aampf spiiasn preriier Witts uno
benz Winifer bss Snnsrrl SurnpoO nit
benz 3adtritte bsibsr snben tpirb, baB
ieooa t.ine @erdnbsrung getroHen
pirb, bepor bic 0srbanblunesn iber
cine 4nIsibe abgsi4lohsn fno.
Mutation unite 3 q
bebie + eten.
81. Petersburg, 10. Wpril.
Sas Winiferium bes Snnern bot In
ben lebten 8asen Iaari6ten erbaltsn,
oab bic Ngitation In 2rsiisn Der 8ahns
anssfsltsn pisoer i'm Wadisn 1T. Sc
f9eint bic Bt1oune elmer neuen Union
I'm @anse gu isin. Die gabnberual.
tunsen Fno angepieien uoroen oiefss
su p~erbinbern.
Sranfrti1.
|9iIfsm 8aften mad
Heapel.
parts. 10. Ipril. Sas Wini.
ferium Bot bef&loHen. elm @ef9paoer
Rrisssi9iHe nod @sapsl au i9iden,
bsRsn 8smannunsen fd an ben Ollie
lsifunasn fur bic a~npobnsr beg 8e.
iups bstbetligen fOIsn.
2oblen9rdber. Streit.
Sens. 10. Npril. Der 2onqrsB
Der 2obIsnsrdbsr bat bei9loHen, auf
benz Sagslobn bon s1.58 gu bsisben.
gs fams1 beute bisls fleinere &ube'
fbrunssn Dor. Die 3oblenerdbsr bes
Departments Der 2oire babsn bei&loi.
fen, f9 benz Strsit an3uialisben.
Cefsrrsih 'ungarn.
Sraa6bie tpeier9sr +.
hinge.
Wien, 10. @priI. Die beioen
1e. begin. 19.idbrissn 8dderlsbrlinae
5rans embed unb Simon Siler, bic
beim gddermsifsr Saiosntbaler In
eaIsburs beiddftist tuaren. :purben in
ibrer 2ammsr bluttbsrfrbmt als Sei'
den aufaefunoen. ginbed Log p6aig
entfleioet i'm Bstt srf&Ohen. wdbreno
Stasr Dor benz Bett oss 2ameraoen
fniete.
GnfGngli& 9laubte man on eineri
Goppsl-S elbfmoro, ipdter felte es
fi4 iebo9 bsraus. baB @inbsd ben Gil.
Ter tudbrsnb bss S&lafss bura eine1
S&ub in bic LIME S&ldfe 9et6otet uno
bann fi9 ielbf sntIeibt bat. Gin iofort
bsrbeiserufener Nr3t tonnte nur nod
ben bereits Dor msbrersn stunoen ein'
getretenen Bob Der iunssn 2eute tons
ffatiren. DDS Wotio su Der 8bat if
In p6aisss Suntel sebalt.
Gretere SUIT.
gubape'a. 10. april. @raf
MnbraRs bat iofcrt nod ieinsm amtss
a%ntritte ole abiolutififden Wabregsln
segeu bic prefe uno 0fentli4e @er'
fammIun9en uieberrufen unb etua 80
pOlitii&e pro3eKe nisberseiAla9er.
barunter sinen pesen Maiefdtsbelei'
biauns sesen ben iebisen Sufi3miniaer
polonpi.
@rpbbritannien.
Reue6 eberei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11


SEA&ta
aepfsI suite 2o9dpfeI $3.50 per 5ab..
8onanen 81. 0O-1.25; Hetxe We-sl.00.
gttrunen g 25-8.50 pea RIPS.
Dransen - So. 25-8.7Bp er Rife.
Grbbeeren 4c-l0c has Nuart.
0emRfs.
SparseI-75e elm srobes gun9.
@riine Bobnen-$3 600 Der Tulbel.
sso,be Niben lce pei Dutenb Bum&es.
Rrout - s65.0o-6O.00 per Sonne.
0eue garrots-iOe bas Outenb.
@eIerp-$6 bis Sc 30.
gurten - ST. 8. Der Duteno.
SaIat - l6s per 4funb.
3wiebeIa - Rotbe mnb rpetbe $t.be per
tunbert Bfunb; spanii&e 8wtebeIn $l.U
yer 8ife.
DIFFER gIant zoe pei TntexS.
geterfIie l6-s0e per Datenb BaSsSes.
SutofsIn - zoe -75e per TuibeI.
sabfartofeIn - Birstnia $a.7b; Salt''
NOR. $40 -2.76; Serien $3.50 $i.0O
per SaB.
Rabisie 2s-3,e per Dutsnb.
Gbubarb 40-5) bas Ousenb.
Sptnet - s. pee Sos.
tomatoes So per Grate.
8lumentobI $3.50 per Duteno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11
&eiuoSausbrud
Sat angebli6 bereits iinibmnbert Meni6en 6as
9eben gefoitet.

Stredlide Synen bei ausgrabmmgeu .-&eidsfanssr b. 8hlou's Serhennns
seidert.-Se rniiide @tgsrung hbr Sentidlanb argerdd. -Trans
;Ofites GeMpaSer Hah geapel. = agtatpn inter
rniiiden gabnbebtndeten.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-24
THAT VISIT TO
"J0SEPH THE PROFIT"

Three sweet-scented political
chrysanthemums called on Presi-
dent Joseph F. Smith late Tues
day afternoon ut the Bee Hive
House.
They were that honest little man
commonly known as Navajo
Jimmy" "Curley" Callister and
Marshal Bill Spry.
They approached the source Of
all real political knowledge in
Utah with the boldness Of assur-
ance. They remained long enough
to pull the old mans leg, If that
were their mission.
Now, what was upP
No man who reasons on affairs
in this State, and who respects his
word, will say that this trio was
called in to discuss the spiritual
condition Of the church. Neither
is in good standing because of
piety nor polygamy, though it
has been charged that the busy,
busy little man has Ind some ex-
perience in this line.
Neither Is financially interested
in either of the corporations which
the "Proft" has to do with. They
certainly could not loan him any
money If he were broke. (Which
he is not.) he could not expect to
draw from either any great fnan-
cial wisdom. Nor would it be fair
to suspect that they were called
on the carpet for refusal to pay
their tithing. Such as they per-
haps pay their tithing in services
political.
There is, therefore, but one logi-
cal conclusion. It was put up to
Marshal Spry to "grease the slide"
and buy the "can" to tie to
"Mister Plunks," 1t was necessary
to touch the tithing box. "Mister
Plunks" would not submit to the
"can" unless they would give him
the coin he had been promised for
his services in disciplining recall
citrant Utah Republicans.
Doubtlessly the tithing box suf-
fered a raid, for 1t WAS announced
that Marshal Spry had raised the
money from prominent Gentiles,"
whose names che would not di-
vulge."
How Joseph F. must fret when
he finds that ''to hide fault" he
must submit to such subter-
fuge! He Gentle! Cad!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-24
BOOTH IS PRESIDENT
OF SMOOT|TE SHEET
Malcolm McAllister Made Man
ager; Organ Goes Into Nor
mon Camp.

Hyrum E Booth was elected president
Wednesday OF tho company which issues
the Smootite organ. Mr.. Booths election
followed tho retirement of a. Z. Blunck.
who has been tho alleged manager OF
the publication since It's inception, In
view OF the honor conferred upon Mr..
Booth. It Is understood that he VIII here
after write It "H-y-r-u-m."
Home From q Mission.
In the selection of Il manager 10 sue
cced Mr.. Blunck. Malcolm McAliister. OF
Il. c. NJ. J.. was chosen. Mr. McAlllster
returned from mission some months
ago, has had charge OF Il. {; NJ J. ad~
yertlsing once clicked" a Job press for
q week and was considered an ideal man
for the place. II is announced that no
other changes Will take place at present
Blunck Unloaded.
No one who has paid even passing at
tention to the Smootlte organ since II
was started. would ever accuse Mr..
Blunck, who posed as manager, or Know
Ing anything about metropolitan news
paper business, but II must be said of
him that he is a smooth business man
The manner In which he passed In his In
terest In the sheet to the other stock
holders is abundant proof OF this,
Call on County Officials.
1t Is understood, now lhdl tIe locdl
stockholders have had the entire control
of the paper unloadcd upon them, that
the county officers have been ordered TO
turn every line OF advertising from their
offices into the sheet 1t also Is under
stood that several have made the declara-
ton that they will do as they please In
the matter However when the threat
ened kick over the traces upon their part
was mentioned to a man high in the
councils OF the Smooutes Wednesday, he
wInked the other eye and said: Don't
worry about any OF them getting gay.
Several expect to be renominated this
fall and Will do exactly as we order
Completely in Mormon Camp.
This change. 1T Is understood, takes the
organ completely into the Mormon camp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-24
SENIOR CLASS DAY
Barratt Hall Filled to Overlooking to
Witness Play,

Every ooat and every inch OF standing room
in Barratt han taken last night upon inc
occasion OF tho annual l. d. y. U. senior class
day exercises The programme arranged by
the sonlors consisted OF a play entitled sweet
Lavender" and given by the 'O6 dramatic
company OF tho school Tho exercises usually
consist OF dialogues songs, rotations otc.
in which tho juniors and the faculty are hand-
cd hard knocks, but this years senior class
adopted something new
Tho play given was in three acts. ond the
eleven who took part In It all did exception
ally well Mr. Frnnk Cummings held tho
leading part as Horace Bream, a young Amer
lean, and did nnc work with the part which
was n rather complicated one. Mr. Eugene
Hammond. as GooITrey Wedderburn. held sec
ond best part
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-24
VICTIM OF EARTHQUAKE
Mrs. Lavinia Swartz Passes Away at
San Jose, Cal.


Investigation by The Tribune has dis
whose friends made inquiry concerning
her whereabouts. has recently died in San
Jose. Cal, her illness resulting from the
excitement attending the earthquake
on May ., The Tribune received n let
ter Of inquiry and appeal from Mrs. J. e.
Fox, of Soda Springs, Idaho, In which
she asked the assistance OF this paper In
Locating Mrs. Lavinia Swartz, OF San Jose,
Cal. She stated that she had been un-
able to get any word from her friend
The Tribune at once communicated with
one OF the leading dallies OF San Jose.
asking Its cooperation in securing some
news OF the missing woman, Prompt
curry resulted In a report that Mrs.
Swarz and her husband had left but
short time before for Los Angeles. both
in the best of health.
This report was disproved the following
day. however. when IL was learned from
unquestionable sources that Mrs. SwartZ
had not removed to tho southern city, but
that about two weeks previous had died
at her home, 40 South Second street. San
Jose.
While Mrs. Swartz's death was not d.
rectly due to the earthquake and attend
ant miSfortunes, there can be no doubt
that the shock greatly FASTENED the end.
She had been ailing for several months
ment and terror greatly increased her
sufferings. Her health failed rapidly
from that time and on April q she died.
On May the body was taken to Tacoma
by her husband for burial. The present
address of Mr., Swartz, is 27l2Jk Yakima
avenue. Tacoma. Wash.
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodaks and finishing. Main and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-24
UNDERTAKEN WANTS MONEY
Sues to Recover for Preparing 1873
Bodies for Burial.

The trial over the suit OF Henry Ras-
nussen against the Union Pacific Coal
Lewis and jury In the Third District
court Wednesday. The suit grows out OF
the disaster In the Hanna mine, at
Hanna Wyo.. which occurred In June,
1903. and In which 169 men were killed.
What Rasmussen Alleges.
Rasmussen. who is an undertaken OF
Rawljns, Wyos, was engaged by the
company TO take care OF tho bodies as
they were taken from the mine and pre-
pare them for burial. He alleges that he
went into tho mine with his own men
and removed the bodies OF 1eS of tho men
and prepared them for burial, and car
ried on the work of recovering the bodies
until tho month OF December, when tho
last bodies wore recovered. Rasmussen
further alleges that as a result of inhal-
the bodies. which wcro In q badly decom.
posed condition. thnt he became danger
ously Ill and was Ill for three months
Rasmussen on Stand.
Rasmussen was put on the stand yes
terday for the direct examination, and
when found. and gave the dates when
they were found and tho difficulty he had
in handling the bodies owing to their
badly decomposed condition He also tes-
tined as to the number OF men he had
employed In the work and the amount he
had paid out for supplies. etc.
Considerable Expert Testimony.
Considerable expert testimony will be
taken In the case. J. y. Rogers and VIII
liam Nash, two well-known undertakers
OF Denver, and a. F.. Richey and 2. A,
lIarkin. Ogden undertakers. have been
summoned by the plaintiff Harry X.
Bennett Coroner of Carbon county
Wyoming. and Rasmussen's assistant nj
the work; DR.. Thomas z. MCGEE. who
took care OF Rasmussen during his III
ness. and Rev. Howard Stoy, who con-
Quoted the funeral services over the re-
mains OF many of the Victims have all
been summoned to testify in behalf of the
plaintiff
How Case Came Here.
The case was brought to this State af-
ter 1t had been carried to several courts
In Wyoming and then set aside each
time on the ground OF being unable to Sc
cure an impartial jury.
Powers & Marioneaux are the attor-
neys for the plaintiff and P. L. Williams
is conducting the case for the coal COM
iDany.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-24
Good Weather Promises

DR.. r. j. Hyatt is pleased with the hrona =,
weather he Is handing out thoso days md he
nus right TO be, II Is pronounced 10 ho ~
pest ever. and II his hand does NOT sIJn ~
thc hot-wavo lever. II VIII continue porti,,
eiouax ,,s ana Just cool enough TO be appreciated
a. a niue moro OF tho samo is predicted for To.
that ina 1a tnero Will not bo slight shower curing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-24
SHELTER SMOKE SUIT ON
1t Will Be Last One, However, in the
Federal Court This Tenn.

sarah a. Carlslo's s751 damage suit agalnet
inc Utah Consolidated Mining company was
Sallcd Tor trial In the Federal court shortly
~ oeIoIc noon wednesday. Several days Will be
as the result of smetcr smoke Judge Marshall
announced when the case was chilled that this
was was the last smelter-smoke suit that he would
Try at the present term of court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-24
HOME INDUSTRY.

We recommend that our readers buy
their knit goods. shirts and drawers.
union suits, sweaters. tights. bicycle
suits and all articles In this line where
they are manufactured. Ensign Knit
ting company, 80 Richards street. For
quality. At and finish" they cannot be
excelled. If you believe in sustaining
home industry, patroniZe them, Mall
orders promptly fllled, Send for sam
Dlea and prices.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-24
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. NJ. Corac and son. Lee. OF Fort Madi-
son Ia, Salt Lalfo visitors
w. II. Child tho broker, returned yester-
day from a fvo-wceks business trip to the
East
MI / II Corey has resigned his position In
the City Engineers Office and has accepted
the position OF civil engineer with the Utah
Light and Power company.
George l.. Swendson, engineer in tho recla-
nation service OF tho geological survey, has
raiuIncl 10 Comp near CAktllln Sprlnca
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-24
Loss Of Appetite.

"A person that has lost appetite has
lost something besides-vitality, vigor,
tone.
The way to recover appetite and all
that goes with 1T is to take Hoods Sar-
saparilla-that strengthens the stom-
ach. perfects digestion and makes eat
Ing q pleasure.
Thousands take 1t for spring loss Of
appetite and everybody says there's
nothing else so good as Hoods.