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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
A Sure Sign.
PhIlndclnhla Rconrd.

Fred Schwartz of this city. manager
OF a theatrical company now touring
In Florida, occa--1ally tells of some
queer experiences I'm his letters to
friends here. Last week In a small
town he was met at the station by n
messenger boy with two kilograms
The lad volunteered the information
that the show would have n big house
that night. why do you think so9''
inquired Mr.. Schwartz. Because" re-
piled the boy Everybody in town has
been getting shaved today. and that's
sure sign" That night. when a red
headed boy was about to leave the the
alter between the acts. MIR. Schwartz Of
fered him return check "Oh. | don't
need one OF them" said the boy. you'll
be sure to remember me- I'm the only
red-headed boy In town."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
PLOT AGAINST PRESIDENT
Former Secretary of War Of Colon bia
Exiled for Conspiracy.

WASHINGTON, March i.-The follow
Ing dispatch, dated at Bogota, Colombia
was received at the State department To-
day;
Another group OF prominent men. in
Guiding Fernandez, former Secretary of
War, and Ramirez, Chief OF Police have
been arrested for conspiracy. The former
has been eXilcd to Curacao and the latter
has been tried by court-martiRl
The would-be asSassins OF the PrcsI-
dent have not yet been apprehended. The
polio are patrolllng the city armed with
rifles. Most amiCable relations exist bo-
tween the American legation and the
Government"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
RICH AMERICAN SQUIRMS
Grandson of a Vanderbilt Sentenced
to Prison in France,

PARIS. March 4.-The Governments re-
fusal to pardon Elliott f Sheppard
grandson OF the late w. H Vanderbilt
carries with 1t the necessity OF serving
his sentence. but renewed efforts made 10
induce the Government to reconsider its
decision nave resulted in q postponement
OF the beginning Of the sentence until
March IL.
Two new applications have been submit
ted, one to the Foreign Office and the
other to the prefecture, The State de-
partment at Washington and the French
embassy are also cooperating In efforts
TO save Mr.. Sheppard from prison
Elliott F. Sheppard was sentenced Octo-
Der % to three months imprisonment and
Sl20 flne and TO pay $1,000 damages to tho
parents OF Madeline Murduel. who was
killed by Mr.. Sheppards automobile at
ST. Ouen on April "a
The fine and indemnity were paid, but
applications were made to have the i'm
prisonment waived and 4 heavy fine sub
SIituted for Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
KING EDWARD in FRANCE
British Monarch Cheered by Paris
Crowds on Way to Embassy,

PARIS. March {. - King Edward ar
rived at the Yalvdse depot this evening
Hc was met by representative OF Pres
Prefcct OF Police Lepine and Sir F. }
BERTHE. the British ambassador and the
embassy STAFF.
Crowds chee.ed the King as he was
driven 20 the British embassy, where
he VIII remain for three days as the
Duke OF Lancaster
The arrival OF King Edward attracts
comment in connection with the AlgecIras
conference as being a timely reanlrma-
lion of the Anglo French agreement
President Fallcires and King Edward
VIII exchange visits tomorrow and there
VIII be gala dinner at the embassy at
which the King, the President and tho
Premier Will be euests
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
IDAHO EXECUTIVE
WARNED BY LETTER
Informed That Fate Similar to
Steunenberg'S Awaits
Him.
FEARS THAT STATE PEN
WILL BE DYNAMITED
Thousand Pounds of Explosives
Stolen From Powder Maga-
zines About Boise.

Special TO The Tribune
BOISE. Ida. March 4-The Idaho State
pententlary. the homes Of Gov. Gooding
and James II. Hawley and number of
other prominent men OF the capital city
arc doubly guarded tonight
Explosives Disappear.
This Is due to the discovery that 1000
pounds of dynamite. black powder and
ceps have disappeared from the powder
magazines on the hills about the city.
More Assassinations Feared.
II Is believed that the theft Of these
explosives, which follows so closely after
the lengthy confession Of Stove Adams.
indicates other assassinations like that
which ended the existence of ex-Gov.
Stcuncnberg
Warned by Anonymous Letter.
number OF prominent officials of the
State and others interested in the prose-
cuti9n of Meyer. Haywood and PettIbone,
as also Orchard and Adams. have re-
ceivcd anonymous letters warning them
OF a fate similar to that of Steunenberg.
Excitement at Fever Heat
The excitement in the city this evening
' S't "' hO''i ii'dI' thc announcement
OF the stealing OF these explosive having
only become known late this afternoon
Prompt Action Taken.
Tho prompt precautions taken by the
officials 1t is believed has frightened the
persons who secured tho explosives so
that no attempt TO dynamite the State
prison Will be made
Guard at Pen Trebled.
From now on until after the grand
jury has concluded its Inquiry ateCald-
well. or until the trial OF the members
OF the Western Federation OF Miners,
charged with completely IN the Steunen-
berg murder. IL had the guards around
the pcnltcntiary will be trebled and no
one admitted TO the pententlary grounds
without a permit from the Governor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
Will Construct Water Works.

The Hcnefer Water Works system company
was organized also with 1t capital stock of
tsH. divided into 100 shares Of tho par vnlGc
Of 500 each. This company proposes 10 pipe
n sJrinS from the side OF the Weber rly-
cr. a distance OF about TWO miles, into Henc
Ter and furnish the Inhabitants or that town
With pure wnter. The estimated cost OF the
enterprise is 5000 and oil the stock OF the
corporation las been subscribed BY Hcnsfor
people. Tho officers selected for tho ensuing
year arc as follows; u. NJ. Foster. president.
VI. T. Harris vice president, r A. Jones sec
rotary and Arthur Rheims, treasurer. These.
with r. w Roberts. form the directorate,
Work VIII be commenced on the plant I'm the
very nea- future. and before another winter
HoneteT proposes 10 have water system equal
TO any In tho state
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
DECLINES G0VERNORSHIP
Lieut.. Jarvis Turns Down Presiden-
tial Job in Alaska.

WASHINGTON, March I'D II. Jar
Wis, formerly an officer In the revenue
cutter service and now general manager
called upon the President today and In
formed him that for business reasons he
was compelled 10 decline the appointment
as Governor Of Alaska. which the Presi-
dent had rendered to him
In these circumstances the President
did not prees the matter and accepted Mr
JRrviss reasons as sufficiently strong TO
Justify his declnation.
Among the candidates for the place are
W T Perkins OF Nome. w. s. Hoggutt
OF Juneau and John p Clum, recently
appointed postmaster at FaIrbanke
Alaska
Announcement or an appointment prob
ably VIII be made Within n fcM daNs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
Won't Dictate to Son.
Graft Even In Dog Pound.

They can't even nun the dog pound without
grnft In Chicago" he continued They catch
the good dogs, but never the cuFP. because they
My son came in contact with practical poll
tics ot home and thoroughly alsEustci.
lie was asked TO do things that would have
indicted him. Ho was asked to remit tho
water taxes OF certain mon simply on tho
lie could not do this 40 ne got out
Graft. puro and simple. That's what Joo
found practical politics meant, even under
Dunnc's municipal ownership administration
| say this without reelection on Mayor Dunno
personally. II partial Socialism is such a
failure, then tho complete Socialism that my
son thInSs would be universal pancea would
be a colosal catastrophe"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
SALT LAKE IS ONLY
GATEWAY To PACIFIC
Utah School Teachers Given OPP
pOrtunity to Win $4,000 in
Cash Prizes.

PORTLAND. Or, March 4.-Salt Lake
City Is the distributing point for Pacific
coast travel. Ninety per cent OF all the
people who visit the Pacific coast either
come or 20 through Salt Lake City. and
in any effort to increase this travel that
city is interested,
The following offer will interest the
teachers Of Utah. for they will have the
double pleasure Jf earning some prizes
and at the same time doing their State
and section a good turn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
MERIDIAN DECLINES AID
Stricken City Amply Able to Care for
Tornado Sufferers.

ATLANTA. Ga, March I-Thc following
communication was addressed to the American
Ircss by President a. H George OF tho Mcrld-
ian Board or Trade tonight:
In Wow OF the hgnly colrred accounts OF
the tornado Of Friday night that found publ
cation this morning tho Board OF Trade md
Cotton exchange requests that You announce
ofhclally that Meridian Is amply ablo 10 caro-
for her own un(oTtunatos, sufficient funds be-
ms raised AT present at meeting held
today and docs not desire nor could she ac-
cept outside financial aid OF any kind.
While approaching tho sympathy and good
Fellowship displayed In these proffcrs IL Is well
10 be understood that Meridian s not yet inn
poVerishcd. her people being abundantly able
TO meet tho present emergency"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
10, I. S. ARMY INVITED
Belgians Extend Invitation to Parti-
cipate in Cavalry Tournament.

WASHINGTON, March Am invita-
tion from Belgium TO the United States
army to participate in the programme OF
the Socicte Plppique, which takes place
at Brussels In May. has been received by
the War department from the Belgian
Minister through the State department
Tho purpose OF the competition in the
Belgian capital Is to encourage national
training OF the cavalry horse. Similar
Invitations have been extended To the
armies of other countries.
Since the time intervening within which
to make proper training Is so short, and
owing TO the fact that the officers would
be Obliged to bear their own expenses, 1t
is doubtful If any viii be sent from here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
BIG FIRE IN OMAHA
Paint Factory Destroyed and Y. NJ. C..
A, Building Damaged.

OMAHA. Neb March T. ] a. ma fro
starting at midnight has DESTROYED the
building OF the Koutslcy Paint company.
at South Omaha, and communicated To-
the Y NJ. c. y. building The fire was in
the midst OF tic business portion of Soutn
Omaha and strong wind was blowing
At o'clock IL was announced that the
fire would be confined TO the two build
ings named. The loss 1t Is estimated viii
reach $50 COO.
The Y. NJ c. \, building Is not greatly
damaged and the fire Is under control.
The KoutslCy building, with It's contents
Is totally destroyed. the loss being about
Ss5 OD1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
DENOUNCES AFRICAN RULE
Premier of Natal Violently Opposes
Cry of africa for Africans"

PIETERMARITZBURG. Natal, March
Premier Smyth at n public meeting
today denounced Ethlopiansm, OF "Afri-
ca for Africans" as the primary cause OF
the present disanectlon OF tho natives.
The Premier declared that the preach
Ing OF the Ethiopian leaders Was calcu-
lated TO destroy European rule, and nc
appealed for public support To make n
clean sweep OF the present dlsuftection.
even though bloodshed must follow
a clergyman who was among the speak
crs said $50 natives including twenty Ma
Italians, had recently been sent to negro
colleges in America.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
War Veterans Plan Meeting

Special to Tho Tribune
SPRINGNILLE March Tho executive
committee OF tho Indian War Veterans OF ITtnh
county met here today 20 make arrangements
for the time and place Tor holding their an
Tual midsummer camp fire, Several bids were
placed before tho committee. but no decision
was arrived at Joel A. johnson and = Q
Searle, Newell A. Brown. Isanc Bowers
George L Mckenzie. Robert Cobbey. Charles
Sperry, Stephen Ross, Virgil Kelly. George
Giles and George Baker were appointed a com
mIttce 70 determine the mater.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
MILLIONAIRE AND SOCIALIST
Joseph Medill Patterson Resigns
From Mayor Dunne's Cabinet.

NEW YORK. March i.-Joscph Mednl
Patterson. whose resignation as Gommls-
sioncr or Public Works OF Chicago was
staying In thle city. expressed his views
on Socialism tonight To the Associated
Press, incidentally mentioning that he
believed Mayor Dunno was the best
Mayor Chicago ever had, but that he did
not carry his ideas far enough.
Mr.. Patterson came out iat-footcd as
a Socialist indicating that he felt that a
elimination Of the Soclallstic idea was
the only true solution OF the economic
DrOblPm9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
SHASTA ROUTE TIED UP
Twenty-Ton Boulder Ties Up Southern
Pacific Near Keswick.

REDDING, Cal. March g. A twenty
ton boulder rolled down an embankment
az a rocky point south OF Keswick this
morning onto the railroad track and
blocked traffic nearly all day. Northbound
trains are held here.
Heavy rain has fallen all night and day
and the snow In the mountains Is the
heaviest FOR years The Great Western
smclter has been closed down on account
OF the impossible condition OF the roads.
aS II cannot get coke.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
ESCAPED on q Raft.

Michael St1tOvitch. who lived near the
Austrian frontier in Russia, escaped with
his family by crossing the river Nistula
TO Austrian territory on a raft under
cover OF darkness.
\ patrol of soldiers on the lookout for
parties attempting to escape In this man
ncT heard the noise made by his raft and
nred in tho direction OF the sounds, with
out having hit any oGe on board.
Many other Jews took the same methods
% getting out OF RMssIa.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
Boys Murder and Rob.

SANTA Fe.. N. NJ. March 3.-Blas
Otero and Salamon Aragon eighteen
year-old boys, today confessed to having
Killed and robbed Marcelino Carrcnzo'
whose body wns found in mine hole
near Jicarilla. few days ago About
1850 was secured by the robbers The
etcp-iather of the boys Juan Chaves
Trugilla. has been arrested for completely
in the crime
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
PRANK ENDS IN DEATH
Boy Apprentice Killed by Riveter's
Thoughtless Jab With Air Hose.

JOHNSTOWS, Pu.. March "A playful
trick at tho street car department Of the Cam
brio steel company today cost the lifo OF Merl
Rankin, aged 10. heater OF riyets Hurry
Wagner, aged - Is a rlyclcr. running n ham
mcr with compressed air at a pressure OF 10
pounds. AS Rankin passing him, Wag-
ncr pmyruly iabbed at the boy with the rub
GCr tube from the cir cylinder.
Tho nozzle on the end OF The tube entered the
lower part OF the boys body and in few min
utes III" boy was dead. tho great pressure OF
the air which entered the bowels having forced
his diaphragm up against his heart. Wagner
Is being held
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
$4,000 Prize Offered.

To evidence It's appreciation OF the Ma
tlonal Educational associations selection
OF the Pacific coast as the scene of It's
next annual convention at San Francisco
July TO l3 inclusive, and 20 encourage
delegates to include Portland and Ore
gon In their Itinerary the Portland Com
mcrcial club offers 5000 IN prizes for ar
ticles on Portland. Or. and tL~ section
Of the United States. as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
Improvements in Train Service.

For years engines have been taking
water without stopping. und mail cnrs have
been picking mnll sacks from posts without so
much ms a pause. Now an appliance for coal
Ing engines without stopping has beeen In
vented, and experiments with IT said to
huyo been satisfactory. Tho next Improvement
to save tho running time OF trains viii be n de-
Vice for throwing passengers on board and of
without stopping ng-Philadelphio Record.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
Confession n Long One.

When Adams was ready to make his
detailed statement MCFARLAND went TO
the prison with = stenographsr and the
prisoners statement was taken down by
the Inter. They worked between seven
and eight hours on each OF the two days.
Tuesday and Wednesday, and the entire
confession IL thought 20 contain some
25,0c0 words. being more voluminous than
that OF Orchard 9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
Dance and Amusement Hall.

Tho Hcnctcr Amusement and Dramatic COM
rany hns a capital stock OF 5000. divided into
S'"O sh1rcS OF tho par value OF I'll cuch. Tho
company has purchased corner lot In Hcne-
Ter AMI proposes 10 erect large dancing hall
thereon Nnu TO use the szmo Tor Ouera
house. IL viii bc ntted Up in nTst-clnss man
ner. The officers % the company are a L.
Rheims, president. W. +. CromG, Nicc-presi-
dent, John r. stevens, secretary; a. n. Stcph-
ems treasurer. and w + Foster manager.
These gentlemen also form the board Of Ji-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
FORTUNE TELLER ARRESTED
She Is Accused of Embezzling $4,000
From Women in San Antonio.

Los ANGELES. Ca, Murch AT the
irqucst Of the authorities at San Antonio
Tex. the police today arrested Margaret
Safer, alias Margaret Graham. who has
advertised herself extensively in Los An.
Geles as q psychic or fortune-teller She
city with cmbezzling $4,000 from a number
of San Antonio women seven years ago.
Sheriff Tobin arrived today from San
Antonio with eNtraditIon papers for TN.
return OF the prisoner to Texas as soon
az the necessary legal formalitcs arc
.I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
PROGRESS MARKED
At HENEFER TOWN
Water Works System and
Amusement Hall TO Be
Constructed.
Special 20 The Tribune

Special 20 The Tribune.
CoAINTLIE, March l-Thc little town OF
Hcuoror in the northern end OF the county is
forging ohcsG at lively pace and promises
Ia be ono OF tho most onterprslns towns in
tho county,
Tho following two organizations have been
perfected here In the past Jew days, and ar
tclcs OF Incorporation are being drawn UP by
an attorney and viii be died In the course Of
a few days with tho County Clerk
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
Guarding Against Yellow Jack.

WASHINGTON, March 3-The Senate
Committee on Public Health and National
Quarantine today agreed TO report favor
ably the Mallory National quarantine bill
in IN amended form, This ls the bin
which Is designed to prevent the introduce
ton OF yellow fever
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
CONFESSION OF ADAMS
COVERS WIDE FIELD
1t Is Believed to Contain
Something Like 5000
Words.

BOISE. Ida. March S.-Nothlng what
ever has been learned respecting tho con-
fession maze by Steve Adams 10 Dctcc-
tive MCFARLAND beyond the general state
ment made in these dispatches last night
The authorities refuse absolutely 10 make
public any OF the details. That the con-
tcssion covers q wide field Is indicated by
the time consumed In taking 1t down.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
Millions Reward Cossacks.

ST PETERSBURG. March 4.-The sum OF
s.. COO 0g0 has been presented to the Don Ural,
Kuban and TcTck CoJsacks. ostcnEibly for the
improvement OF their lands. but in reality II
is exceptional rcw0rd for their Gerylces
during the war AMI their ldeIIty In repressng
the troublcB In the Interior.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
Was in Colorado Trouble.

Adams was In tho Cripple Creek re-
gion I'm Colorado during the labor trou-
blcs there and was arrested In connection
with an attempt TO wreck a train Hc
was also arrested I'm connection with the
explosion I'm the Vindicator shaft. He is
said TO have disappeared from tho Grip
pie Creek district shortly after the cX-
plosion nt the Independence depot. He
Is large man with norid face and sandy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
Auto Is Latest War Machine,

ST. PETERSBURG. March "A number of
armoTcd automobiles manufactured in Frnnca
for the OF the Russian army. havo ar
rived here. II Is understood that they VIII be
used by the troops In case OF street riots In
the cities and agrOrian troubles In tho country
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
JUVENILE COURT
LAW IS SUSTAINED
Judge Howell of Ogden Up
holds Its COnStitu-
tiOnality.
HARRY BENSON CASE
WAS MADE THE TEST
Courts Holds That There Are
Defects in Law and Sug-
geStS Remedy.

Special The Tribune
OGDEN March 4-In the District court
Saturday Judge Howell OF the Second Ju-
dicial district handed down on opinion in
the matter OF the application OF Arthur
+. Christensen In behalf of Harry Ben
son. minor. for A writ OF habcas corpus
Was Test Case.
Some months ago Harry Benson. who Ia
IL years OF age. was charged with dcIin-
quency in Salt Lake and the case was
tried before Judge Wills Brown, Of the
Juvenile court. The boy was committed
10 the reform school and was removed
here, but owing to some elements I'm tho
case, II was thought to form the basis
Of a test case to determine the constiuu-
tionality of the act establishing the Ju-
venilc court.
Law Is Upheld.
The opinion Of the Judge sustains the
constitutionallty OF the Juvenile court and
embraces twenty-three pages OF type
many authorities. or his ultimate hnd
ing II Is noted. however. that the court
believes there are certain invalid condi
lions connected with the creating OF the
Juvenile court.
Legislative Correction Needed.
-, In the FIRST place there IS no appeal.
there Is no provision for change Of
Judge The decisions can only he re-
viewed by some such writ as IS invoked
here and Is inconsistent with the judicial
system carefully developed by our
fathers Legislative corrections Is what
is needed and the argument must be ad-
dressed TO that body and not 10 this
court.
The court finds that In this case the
Judge of the Juvenile court followed tho
letter and the spirit OF the law, and the
opinion closes as follows;
Sustains the Law.
The court has reason TO rejoice over
the fact that after a careful consdcra-
tlon OF the matter II has not been COM
PEELED To hold the act creating the Juvcn-
lie court and providing for the trial of
delinquent children therein unconsttu-
tlonal and void In its entirety, notwith-
standing II may contain certain defective
or even invalid sections, and IL is to be
hoped that II Will never be decided that
our fundamental law Is so in1cNible as to
prevent such beni0cent legislation for
neglected and wayward children"
II was then ordered that the said Harry
Benson be remanded 10 the custody OF II
II, Thomas, superintendent OF the State
Industrial school, and that the writ be
denied
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
Capture Anarchists With Bonn bs.

ST PETERSDUTtG. March 1.-TWO amor
chists armed with bombs wcro arrcgted
railroad station hero today they board
ing train for TsHrskon- Selo where tho EN-
pcror q 0t present soJourning s-. ....