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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Must Await Developments.
REVISED THE LECTURE
Objectionable Reference on Seeing
Salt Lake" Car Eliminated.

Tho Tribune is in receipt of two additional
communications one from this city and one
from Eureka. Juab county objcctlng to tho
spiel made by the lecturer on tho Seeing
Salt Lake City Car" with regard TO the "Frrs,
Church OF Christ. ScIentlst" In which Tho
gplelor chnract"rzes that cdihce as the
'5iSteen- to-One church -
A Tribune reporter called upon r. Camp
bell. manager OF tho street railroad systom
Yesterday in reference 10 the matter and Mr..
Campbell called up by phone l.. C Mnrigcr,
manager OF the Seeing Salt Lake Car com
psny and the latter came 10 the Office of Mr.
Campbell, where conference was held be-
tween tho two managers. at which the reporter
was present. Mr. Marlger explained that he
had given instructions that the Offensive refer.
cncc be eliminated from the lecture He
stated that all tho lectures werc carefully edit
cd and anything that might in any way be
considered offensive was eXpungc1
Mr.. Campbell stated that he desired to ndl
rider TO the original contract making pro.
vision that all Objectionable matter bo cIIml-
mated from the lectures nnd to this Mr. Mari
ger consented. assuring the former that II wae
his desire and aim 10 have the lectures clean
Instructive and amusing. but without anything
that could b. in any way constructed az or
1cnslyo to tho senslbiltlcs OF any ono
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Plans for Entertainmen
WHERE GYMNASTS COME FROM
State of Michigan Takes Palm in This
Line

1T is peculiar nevertheless fact that
different states arc noted for different facts,
said Manager J. f. gistcs OF the Orphoum
yesterday. Before | TO Utah 1 under
stood that this State noted for the opera
singor0 and legitimate actors and actresses II
turns out. Now, II | were 70 ask you what
State produced the greatest number OF tum-
Dlers and gymnnsts you would probably make
guess and miss IL Michigan takes the
palm"
Asked to explain. Mr.. Bistcs volunteered the
Information that the lumber camps and fur
niture factories furnished great heaps OF saw
dust. the travelling circus the Idea, and the
growing youth the ambition 1t was simply
case OF natural evolution. Boy plus an am
billion, plus a sawdUSt heap equals crude
tumbllns act Later no Joins circus as
en- undcrstudy and eventually blossoms out
into = gymnast Scycnty-Tivc per cent OF the
leading gymnnstc vaudeville troupe5 cluim
Michigan as their native State.
when IL comes 70 juggling" asserted Mr..
Bistes. Illinois takes the prize Today there
are no less than twenty eight Juggling turns
on tho stage every one OF which came from
tho south Side Chicago. Take the boys at the
Scward school, Chicago Every kid has tho jug
Cling iovcr ard you can see them going along
with three rocks In their hands performing
all kinds of stunts These Juggling Normans,
who are appearing here this week. all hoil
from this school district. There is little Harry
johnson. the boy with the kind smile, whosc
father possibly has turno1 out more jueglcra
than any man In the United Statcs He comes
from the Seward school ana Is the youngest
little chap In the world who nightly passes
seven clubs the stage
HIS father started the Juggling fever on
tho South Side and mule responsible Tor
his taking up this walk In life. There ore
more funny true things I'm the vaudeville
business than possibly any other When
George Johnson was a boy. twenty-eight years
uEo. he was kicked in the chest by mulo
and badly hurt. Some months later tho doctor
ordered him To cNcrclFe with tho clubs to dc-
velop his chest. George did so and soon be
came tired OF the OLD stcrcotypcd swinging
stunts and started 20 Invent some Tor himself
From that time he developed until he Ie
one OF the leading JugClers OF tho day. The
Juggling Normons OF his acts which
were coached and put on the road by him"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
GLAD TO BE HOME AGAIN
Sam Porter of Kenyon Hotel, and
Family, Return From East.

After extended trip OF more than two
months I'm the East. sam Porter manager OF
tho Kenyon hotel, and wife and their children
returned Frid TO Salt LIKE Mr. Porter
stated that ho had a very enjoyable trio. but
vas glad 20 again be back In the Western
country.
He sald that there Is considerable Inquiry
by people OF tho East who have absorbed the
homcseckinG Idea. as to Utah and Idaho, and
that the Gem State Is a slight favorite Mr.
Porter being a booster. pointed out the ad-
Vnntages of Utah over Idaho lie declares.
however that from mining viewpoint Utah
Is receiving the greatest attention Of any
Western State. from the Eastern capitalists
As 10 tho hotcl business, Mr Porter says Tint
II Is In a thoroughly satisfactory condition
throughout tho East and that New York Will
have several new hoetclrles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
MASK BALL HELD
More Than Hundred Couples Attend
Function at Jennings Hall.

Jennings hall was tho scene or great
merriment Friday night, upon tho oc-
cdsion of the annual masquerade ball OF
the Ladies' Gcrmania club More than n
hundred couples were in attendance The
costumes were varied and pretty Every
feminine character, from the gypsy girl
to the fencing girl, was represented The
nen portrayed everything from the cow
punchcr to the pretzel man.
The ball was success, and the pro.
cceds OF the affair will be added to the
fund which, when II becomes large
enough Will be used by the club In build
ing a home OF its own. The reception
committee of the occasion was composed
OF Mrs n Lasc, Mrs l., A. EIsen and
Mrs Dockcndorf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
QUESTION AS TO PAWS
Difference Arises in Clerks Office Over
Pelts of Coyotes

w " Adams OF Bingham presented
thirteen coyote pelts to County Clerk
Eldredge Friday. but Mr. ISldrcdge re-
fused payment upon the ground that the
hind feet were missing from the pelts.
Adams took the ground that the provl-
sion OF the law providing that the
paws" should be connected with the
pclt, meant only the fore feet. but Coun-
~ Clerk Eldredgc construed paws" to
mean the hind feet as well and refused
to settle Adams appealed to the Shcr-
ms office, but was told that the Clerk
had full authority in the premises
Adams Will probably bring an action
against the Clerk In order TO test the
matter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
TWO JOINTS RAIDED
Police Making Effort 70 Clean UP Dis
reputable Saloons and Dives.

Saloons which harbor women after o'clock
In the evening. and which from time 20 time
are the scene OF disturbances and drunken
fights. 10 DO brought TO time. Acting In
accordance with orders from Chief Sheets two
such places were ralded Friday the Black
Cat saloon on West Temple street being one
and Joint at le6is West South Temple street
the other. Both places bear ar unEavory rep
utation and when the wagon had been backed
up 10 tho doors and search Instituted eight
men and women were loaded In and taken TO
the stntlon. The proprietors VIII be mado 10
nuncr the consequences say the police IN
lcss they mend their ways.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
NEW FIRST NJ. Z. CHURCH
Plans Arranged to Push Building Sc
as to Dedicate It in MAY.

Tho building committee Of the First NJ T.
church had luncheon at tho Y. NJ. c. A Fri
dny. at which there = fun Attendance 10
hear the report OF the building superintendent
:. B. Wood. Tho report was very satisf1c-
tory TO the committee and olans wore for
muntcd TO push building TO a total compile
ton IL now looks n tho church would bo
ready In May. Arrangements arc also per-
fectcd for the purchaCc OF nm organ. a hand
some one. a cost oS $500
The Interior furnishings ht Va also been con-
tractcd for and OF solid oak
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
To Fund Indebtedness,

At tho next meeting or tho County Commits
souerS conm ssioner Miller win INTRODUCE n
resolution fn%ornG the funding OF $3.50 0O0 OF
the Indebtedness OF Salt Lake county Tho
amount, which is Represented by honda is now
drawing per cent interest and Mr.. Miller
per cent by Issuing new bonds This
would moan saving Of about 1900 a year 10
tho county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
WANTS TO BUFFALO"
SALT LAKE PEOPLE
Louis H. Scarlet Has Strange
Ideas About Getting
Hold of Coin.

Louis H. Scarlet a candy manufac-
turcr and restaurant man. doing busi-
ness at lG2 West South Temple street,
was ndJudgod insane By Judge RItchie,
Friday, ana ordered turned over TO his
friends temporarily. Scarlet appeared
IN court attired in a Prince Albert suit.
with a silk tile and an artificial AmcrI-
can Beauty rose In his buttonhole. He
Kissed his vile and baby and appeared
perfectly sane while converslng with his
relatives and friends When his eXamin-
alton began. however, It soon became
evident that his mind was badly out Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
HARRISON STILL SULkING
Since Making Attempt at Jail Break
ing Has Had Nothing to Say.

Since attempting TO break jail, and being
frustrated Ia thc attempt by tho timely arrival
Of Jaller JOhnstonc. William Harrison. the des-
p,ratc California criminal awaiting the arrival
OF officers from that State at the city bGstilc
has passed his time in deep thought. Sitting
on the edge OF his bed In solitary cell with
his feet drawn up under him. he has hardly
changed his TosJion except TO Durtake OF his
meals seek rest In sleep He 10 being close
Is watched ns II Is known only well that
no would make similar attempt If allowed
the freedom OF the corridor. Chief Sheets ls
surprised at tho non-arrival OF the California
authorities or word from them as TO
when they VIII arrive for the prisoner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Beouest to Bishop Tuttle.

Mrs Blount died In 1899 At the time
she made her Will. the Rt. Rev. Daniel
S. Tuttle. now of st Louis. was bishop
OF the district including Utah. Idaho.
eastern Nevada. western Montana and
western Colorado The bequest was made
to Bishop Tuttle and his successors.
Since Bishop Tuttle had supervision
here the district has been divided and
there are now three bishops In charge
OF the territory where there was for
merly but one.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
VIII Sell Land Tndav-

\ section or land. near the site OF the bIz
smcltcrs now being constructed near Garfield
beach, VIII 10 sold Mt auction today BY tho
S;atc Beard OF Land Commissioners The sajc
win iakc place at the court house In ToocIc
county and IL is believed that the land win
bring good price. No hid Lose thnn So per
aero VIII be consdcred. The location Will he
valuable for business purrOses as. at present
the snIeltor people control everything in the
ls.,n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Deputy Sheriff IN Cas-.
Carlson Strikes Tral

officer Carlson eventually hesj
incident and upon visiting n
learned enough to convince him
should be arrested. After locatInd
the officer took MIN to jaIl and
a charge OF vagrancy against I
which charge he was tried F!'|
noon. Judge Diehl heard Il.
and will pass sentence today.
charge OF Yagr0ncy the eva
hardly sufficient TO hold lhs
but In his remarks before 4
court room the Judge expressed
Ion that an offense punlsha.1|
prisonment had been commitui|
mitted that while technically. q
escape punishment. there was
In his mind but what he had
a grave ofIensc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Membership Public Iibra,v

Twenty n day Is the rate at which
membership cards in the city library are
being increased. The new members arc
largely made up OF children In the pub
lie schools. I'm fact the membership
among the children has grown to be so
large that the attendants at the library
arc kept busy after school hours looking
after their wants. 80
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
REVOLVING Cl
IN POLICE /
Man Who Ruined Ys,.
Places Her in Hopl
Ill Repute.
KEEPER OF PLACE
TESTIFIES M
Attorney DAILY Make,
quent Plea That Defs,
Be Punished.

Spectators who listened u
Ing testimony in tho T"
against Joseph Dye Frid,.
Judge Diehfs court are cer,.'
there isn't law to nun,,.
there ought to be. Dye ,s ~.
ruined young girl resu,,In-
arrest and Incarceration in 20.
as well as the arrest Of n.
her commitment to tbo
Later he Is alleged to hay, =.
and the testimony Of tho -.
Lake house of Ill repute /, =
that he recently made arr,
have her become an Inna,
place. with the provision its.
ings be paid to MIN. ''Sa'
Aevolting story.
When the housekeens-
in question took the stand y ~ y
noon n revolving story S'.dsia rlla'l
According 10 her tes,lnoaslas
came to her Representing XIX
Salt Lake officer, a nembs, nltnss ns 3
department, He SAID rhs, ~ " "a
have his wife enter he e,. ae ~
her earnings should b. na,S :. an
the keeper of the p!aee -., ~ nll
but eventually the woman ,sd ,asd
there and in an indIrest ssa sa. NJ
proved that her earnings VS., J.
Deputy Sheriff IN Cas-.
Among other things Which :.
In the trial. was the conns-,a.. e:
deputy sheriff In the case. Asso' ssss'
the hoUsckeepcr's testimoney y''
Sherin Ike Emery visited iks /,
III repute several times Min u
that Mrs. Dye be allowed n !.
place 10 confer with her h,sh
one occasion when Dye visited /,
In person nc was given a sum
by his wife. but later the No.
refused to admit him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Body Taken to Sprinevi11e

Tho body of L. B. Smith. who com.
mittSd fhrdSdh suicide th by shooting himself
VIII be inferred at Springville TO-DAY Tho
deceased formerly lived at Helper, bur
mis- parents wished his remains burIeS
Seethe a. the pace mentioned as other mem
oeFs OF the family are Inferred tbora
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Error Causes VeEe

The amended police ordlnas,'
Ing for an increase In tne AZ
men to be employed In tne H.
passed at last Monday n7
Council. was vetoed FridH
Thompson. because OF ei, ,nss
which makes two of the see',v,. ~
The Mayor approves OF the ar,c W.
principle and Is ready 10 Arf
soon as the correction Is fnso
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
DEPUTIES STILL ON
TRAIL Of COLLINS
Sharp Claims to Have Tracked
Him Ten Miles Through
the Snow.

Henry Collins. the man wanted a
charge OF grand larceny but who cs-
cuped from Deputy Sheriff Joe Sharp
Tuesday night while being brought from
In fact the chances seem good for Col
Inns to enjoy his liberty for some time to
come although the deputies will not ad-
NIT as much and claim to have a good
clue which eventually viii lead to his dis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
No Feeling Against Heirs.

While the church In Utah Is in need
OF the money and had planned some Inn
provcments should it be received, II Is
understood there is no feeling against
the heirs because OF their action. They
have always been most generous dona-
tors to the cause of the Episcopal church
in Utah and other Western States. and
II Is believed that the wish OF Mrs
1t is believed she had this in mind i'm
her Wild Will later be carried out by the
heirs who have come into possession OF
the estate by the decision OF the court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
MURDER CASE CONTINUED
Judge Armstrong Goes to Coalvillc
and Postpones Wonack Cose

Owing to the fact that Judge Arm
strong had to go to CoalvilIe Friday
the case. Of the State against Frank Wo.
mack charged with murder I'm the sec
ond degree Tor the killing OF Joscph
Mathews. has been continued untl next
Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Every Movement Hurts

When you have rheumatism Muscles
feel stiff and sore and Joints are pain
full. il does not pay to suffer long from
this disease when it may be cured so
promptly and perfectly by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. This medicine goes right
To the spot. neutralizes the acidIty of
the blood, which causes rheumatism,
and puts an end to the pain and stiff
ness,
Billousness is cured by Hoods Pills,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Ordinance Is Dpfectiun

Mayor Thompson VIII return. without his
approval. the ordinance passed at the last
session OF the CITY Council relating to the
number cf employees In the police depart
mcnt Through All oversight. the ordinance
provides for slxtytwo men In one place and
Ei1ty-threo in another. Tho defect Will DO
5omedicd at tho next meeting Of the Council.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Forfeited Bail.

When tho against Jennie Steele was
called in Judge Dlchrs court Friday the wo-
man foilcd to put In appearance and her
bail declared forfeited. Jennie ls an old
offender, having been arrested times without
number upon q charge OF drunkenness When
arrested Thursday she put up hard fight and
was only taken TO jail after n tussIe with tho
ofIlcers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Gets al Extra Sentence.

John Higgins. prisoner at tho county jalI
who mad, his escape after being made a
trusty, VIII have TO spend extra thirty
days In confinement This YVES the sentence
imposed Friday by Judge Diehl When found
hy deputy shcrlns- soon after mis- escape, tIlg-
gins concealed under bed IN the home
or n relative.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
To Foster Socia ability.

The Ora1Gcvlllo Social HaI company or
Orongcvillc. Emery county, nled articles OF
Incorporation In the office OF the Secretary OF
State Friday. The capital stock OF tho com
pany is fixed 5000. divided into 81 shares
The business OF the company. which is TO pro-
mote social intercourse. Will be conducted by
O board OF i've directors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Followed Him Ten Miles.

In conversation with a Tribune reporter
Friday afternoon, Deputy Sharp said
Il followed Collinss tracks for ten miles
through the snow. but only TO lose all
trace of him when | struck n stretch OF
ground where IL was frozen hard and
where no tracks were TO be seen. The
tracks led toward the Warm Springs, but
L flLlnd n slrllsn lhn iral analn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Captains for University Preps.

held Friday afternoon, Neal Judd was
elected captain of the track team and
Harry Scott captain OF the cross coun-
try team. Students Will go into train
ing right away In the hope tina, they
may equal or excel the record made by
the teams from the same class last
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
EPISCOPAL CHURCH LOSES
Heirs of Late Maria P. Blount Win
Long Legal Battle.

Through the decision OF the New York
Court OF Appeals. rendered Friday. the
heirs OF the late Marin z. Blount of
New York City won In the long legal
battle. and the Episcopal church of Utah
will lose s25.0 600 which II had long hoped
IN receive
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Horticulturists Meet Today

The annuoI meeting OF the Salt Lake Hor-
tlcultural society win be held In the city and
county building, third floor. next Saturday
January 20. 1906. ! p. m Officers Tor the on
suing year viii be elected end other matters
OF importance VIII be attended to- All fruit
growers arc respectfully invited to attend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
DOPE FIENDS SECURE
DRUGS BY STRATEGY
Lower Tin Cup to Ground by
Means of String From the
Jail Window.

Ozone 0cnds" are giving the new jan
ors at the city bastlle no end OF trouo'e.
one OF the women confined thefe, anu
who, il was supposed, had been oii',"H'
entirely cured or the morphine haoi'' mas
been obtaining cocaine and morphine III
n way which only such persons "oulo
think Of
Used Cup and String,
Ry obtaining a small string and un
cup the woman In question was tnauItu t "
TO raise dope from the glounu. nisbeI
feet below, after IL had becn lai n.at h.l
by an outside friend. The Jailer ufst pe
cnme suspicious after day or TWO noo u
passed and the prisoner failed TO nlako -
request for liquor or other sllihu' ~ y, :,
door OF their cell for the jallcr 10 up
pear. at which time they invariably ASK
for some one OF the many kinds or drugs
or liquors that will give them relief
Discovered; Uses Substitute.
When discovered in the act OF raising
dope by the cup and string meth9d' sne
woman was brought TO task ana toiu ''n.'
another attempt of the Kind %ouiu re-
suit In solitary confinement fier next
move was TO secure messenger ooy III
the jailcr's absence and dispatch MN 10
a drug store for box OF BernaE ca. ca,
tarrh cure n medicine which druggists
declare contains q large percentage VI
cocaine and other harmful drugs. JUST
what the woman next move WIN w
mains 10 be seen. 1t goes without Say
Ing. however, that no other class OF peo-
pic are so hard TO look after when con-
npcd In u jail. Their friends on the out
side are always loyal to one who is pc
hind the bars and will even steal some
article with which TO purchase the de-
slrd dope and then run the risk OF being
detected In the act OF splritlng IL into the
jail,
No Place for Them.
Chief Sheets in common with other
chiefs OF police who have been at the
head OF the Salt Lake department, Is at
q loss how best to handle such criminals.
They cannot be confined in the county In
Urinary, the courts Will not declare them
insane. and &c allow them TO roam the
streets Is to Invite all kinds or petty
larceny cases TO sny nothing OF constant
begging in the downtown districts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Keeping Federal Building

The force of the custodian
eral building Will be increassu
next few days by ohc LAHORE I
chaTwomen These are nece,s-l>
the building in proper oss5
force heretofore being comps
laborcrS and one char~on'"-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Believes He Will Be Captured.

Yes, l am sure that Collins Will
eventually be rounded up again. and
his arrest in few days. but | am not
prepared TO give out any information on
the subject at this time. as It's publica-
ton might prevent us from landing our
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR
N. & N. EXCURSION
"Get Acquainted" Trip Prom
ises TO Carry Many NiSi-
tors TO Logan.

Arrangements which arc rapidly being
rounded into shape FOR the Get Ac-
quninted' excursion planned by the
Manufacturers and Merchants nssocia-
tion TO Logan and intermediate towns on
Wednesday next. have reached stage
where the success OF the event is assured
More than 100 tickets have alrendy been
disposed of locally. and there is every
reason to believe that the number OF Salt
I-akcrs who will enjoy the trip viii num-
Der at least 80
From Other Towns.
But the Salt Lake contingent viii by no
means comprise all the crowd Word
from Ogden Is to the effect that the
Weber club and other organizations OF
the Junction city will send 100 more.
while there win be fair representation
from other towns of the State.
Plans for Entertainment.
Extensive preparations are being made
for the entertainment OF the excursion
lists, both III Logan and along the
line The schedule has been changed
so as to permit OF n two hours stop in
get acquainted" principle may be car
ried out.
Helds band will furnish music from
start to finish. and the Commercial club
OF Logan win make a special effort TO
properly entertain the guests.
The train leaves Salt Lake at u. m.
reaches Logan at / 20 p. m, and leaves
reaching here at II A5 o'clock the same
night