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New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTs

Liverpool. Aug 20-Arrved. steamer Teuso-,c eyar,
o,o9pn; thompson; New York vita Queenstown.
"a, lsD Cameron (from LiverrOOD New York
StofGltar Aug 2l-Arrived. steamer (,arpathia I'm
fentecost Naples. Trieste Fiume for Sew York
Sytn passed. steamer Slam (AusU. from PotI for
Mon1syiaeo Aus li-Sailei. Hornby Castle CsrD
Antwerp. Aug 30-Sailcd steamer Aroeri~ar fV,u..h,
Markschlaeser New York N''
NarSeles Aug 2G-Arrved steamer Slrsria TTh yyar4-
New - +' f%Ns
New York for Hamhurs; 1910 p an, Ia TOuraine I'm
New York for Hull '~'
PEawle Point, Aug gD-PasSad steamer "a rs..N
tDutch). EckhcG. New York for Antwerp
Rio Janero Aug 2Saed. steamer CanOva tIelgl R,,.
sell (frOm ftosartol. York -N~'
Tyne; Aus @o-Saiied. steamer Brauley trr) for New
VALPARAISO Aus se-Arrtved previously steamer Csr,ba
thfl harFJ. New York sia Coronsl ~".'ts
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31

PRISONERS CLOSELY GUARDF1p.
NJ Gomez J. G. Gomez ex-Congressman
Mendieta General Castillo Colonel Piedra and
ex-senator Monteagudo, recently arrested OH
charges OF being connected with the insurrec-
ton were transferred to-day from the city jan
TO the Presidio, for greater safety.
The rattle Of machine guns was heard to-day
on the sea front Of Havana. where Major Clewss
CORPS was trying the weapons and drilling. Part
of the corps is going to the front tomorrow.
but It's destination has not been divulged.
Major CIews has appointed the following
Americans officers of his corps:
Battery A-Captain. E. r. Webster, who served
IN the United States navy and commanded
gunboat for three years, subsequently being con-
sular agent at Cardenas lieutenant. William
shoclSley, a former United States cavalryman
and artiIlervman
Battery B-Captain. Andrew Clegraux. a
sharpshooter who served with the American
forces in Cuba and the Philippines; lieutenant
Adolph Fittig, an American citizen and for
merly lieutenant in the German army
Battery C-Captain George Reno formerly of
the Cuban revolutionary army; lieutenant, -
Alexander former United States artilleryman.
The officers of Battery D have not yet been
named. There are twenty-five Americans in the
corps
Americans here crticise adversely the citizens
ernmsnt's. machine gun corps, believing that
they should have remained -combatants.
fight took place last night at Calabazar,
Havana province. between fifty insurgents and
fifteen rural guards. The guards retreated, with
man wounded.
An action between insurgents and government
troops was reported last night near Artemisa.
province Of Pinar del Rio. near the Havana
border. The result is not known
Several exchanges of shots have been reported
at various places west of Guanajay, near the
Havana border. in Pinar del Rio Fifty rural
guards have been sent there.
Part of Pine Guerra's force is at Puerto Cortez,
on the south coast, near San Juan Martinez,
which the government contemplates making a
base for sending and supplies by water to
Pinar del Rio should communication by rail
be interrupted
trainload of troops which left Havana at
o'clock this morning arrived safely at the city
OF Pinar del Rio. They We're fired on near Taco
Taco and encountered scattered shots else
where, but no one was injured.
The Discussion this afternoon published a
story to the effect that dissension had broken
out between Pine Guerra and Colonel Betan-
court, his second in command and that Betan-
court had been arrested at Calafre, south of San
Juan Martinez, because he had demonstrated
with Guerra's men for wantonly destroying the
store and residence of a local Moderate.
Besides occupying Puerto Cortez, Guerra is
surrounding Guanes on all sides. The govern
ment gunboats Arana and Calixto Garcia have
been sent TO Puerto Cortez with the object Of
clearing away the insurgents and preparing il
for occupation by government troops.
The police patrols in some parts Of this city
have been doubled, and the men armed with car
bines as we'll as revolvers.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
M. eREeER DEFENDS HIMSELF.

Paris. Aug. aO.-Alexander Greger. who is
charged with having stolen a diamond ring be-
longing 70 the Countess Rodellec de Porzcs says I'm
an interview in the Temps to-day that he will
not accept an acquittal. and intends open fur
ther proceedings He says that similar charge
was preferred against a French general who was
staying with the de Porzics family some time ago,
which resulted in his complete cxculpation
NJ Greger alleges that Count Rodellec de Porzics
is most eccentric and he considers the present
charge 10 have been brought for the purpose OF
10 seek a divorce
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
VALPARAISO HOSPITALS FILLED.
Thirty-six Hundred Wounded in the CITY
Banks Raise Rates.

Santiago de Chilli Aug. 20 (deIayed).-The am
bulance stations and hospitals at Valparaiso are
now caring for 5000 persons who sustained in
juries in the earthquakes or the fires which fol-
lowed. Nine Won der Lund. wife OF Colonel Won
der Lund, the German instructor of the Chilian
troops. died to-day as result of her injuries
Owing to the scarcity of food the municipality
OF Valparaiso has decided to send awav from
that city all the inhabitants who are incapable
OF working
The banks have again raised their rates of in.
terest loans.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
STRIKE IN SPAIN SPREADING.
Reinforcements Sent to Santander and Bill
bao from Several Cities.

Madrid. Aug. 30.-The strictest censorship is
observed in regard to strike news, but it is
known that the movement is extending at San
tander and Bilbao. Reinforcements of troops
are proceeding TO those cities from Valladoid
Leon. Valencia and Oviedo The military au-
thorities are adopting rigorous measures TO sup
press anarchy. The garrisons of Saragossa Lo-
grono and Burgos are prepared to start for Bill
bao at a moments notice
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
NEW cHwANe's TRADE HURT.

New Chwang. Aug. SO-Japans notification that
il will continue Dalny a free port until China
provides custom houses the Russian frontier
resulted to-day IN the Chamber OF Commerce her.
petitioning the consular body 10 suspend tho col
lection OF duties at New Chwang pending the regl-
latiOn of Mancnurian customs. The Chamber OF
Commerce maintains that the present condition
threatens the existence Of New Chwang
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
ANTI-GAMBLING BILL AT SYDNEY
New South Wales Assembly Passes a Radi.
cal Measure.

sydney ~ S. W. Aug. SO.-A radical anti
gaming and betting bill passed by the AS
ssInoly OF New South Wales to-day, prohibits
Dettlng in clubs, shops or streets and the pub-
hcafion Of betting in newspapers before the
events, While not rendering illegal betting on
Facecourses and on grounds devoted 70 snores % =.
empowers the proprietors TO remove beffors a,S
restricts the number of race meetings '''''
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
RUSSIAN CONSUL DIES FROM WOUND.

TieIi-Tsin. Aug. S0-M. LapteV the Russian con-
sui here. who shot yesterday by a Russian
contractor named Leyinsky, died at O'clock this
morning. The murderer IL not revolutonist.
British engineer named Wills, who
travelling from Jehol to Tlen-Tsin- has been
Inissing since SuIy J. II is feared tina: he has
sJeen murdered by the bandits.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
GREEK SHOPS AT GALATz WRECKED.
Mob Smashes Windows of Russian Consulate
Rioters Dispersed.

the anti-Grcek demonstration az Galatz to-day
thousand persons. after listening 70 fiery
speeches. marched through the streets. wreckIne
many Greek shops, and finally assembled in
front of the Russian consulate the windows OF
which were smashed before the rioters were
6is1arsa6
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
GILLIAN RELIEF FUND.

The Merchants Association received yesterday the
following contributions to Chilian relief fund:
National Type Company. $780, George Foster Pea
Dody' slo; Boston and Lockport Block Company,
$50; Sigmund H. Rosenplatt s25. robn Robrner
Brooten, Minn- SIS; w. p Neel, SIS; total sSl5
4ns orings the total Of subscriptions received 20
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
DRAGo DOCTRINE AND THE POWERS
Ureat Britain and Germany Deny Report of
an Exchange Of Views.

London Aug. 30-It is learned from the For
elsH Cilce that as far as Great Britain is con-
oefiieo 'hefe is no foundation for the report
+loil f'o'i'0 ihat an exchange OF views has been
taking place among the Powers raear1fn.. .,.o
Drago doctrine. The officials have NOT beera
OF any such exchange Of views and saw tho
Great Britain sees no objection TO the subiect
oelns brought up for discussion at the next
peace conference at The Hague
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
PEDRO MONTT PRESIDENT.
Chief Executive of Chilli Chosen by Unani.
nous Vote of Congress.

Santiago de Chilli Aug. SO.-Pedro Montt the
Fice-President. who chosen President on
July - for the term Of five years by the elect
ors' was to-day proclaimed President Of Chill bv
the unanimous vote Of Congress- -
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31

Berlin Aug. 3o.-The Foreign Office denies
that any power has been communicating with
Germany with reference to the Drago doctrine
The Foreign Office also ridicules the renorts
OF German activity in Persia GERMANY - :,
pointed out has no warship in that mart of tha
world with which to seize an island or q - "e
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
AMERICAN STEAMER ASHORE.
Wreckng Vessel Leaves Jamaica for South
Coast of Cuba.

Kingston. Jamaica, Aug. 30-The wrecking
steamer Premier sailed tonight for the south
coast OF Cuba TO assist the steamer America
which is ashore there '
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
FAMINE I'm INDIAN PROVINCES.

London Aug. a-The correspondent at Calcutta
OF The London Tribune reports that heavy foods
in Bengal and Eastern Bengal following a poor
harvest. are causing grave famine in both prov
inces-
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

The steamer Columbia IN communication with
Care Race when miles OF that station az a m
yesterday. -
The Um5ria 12c miles east OF cape Race
s:40 a yesterday
Bltcher 1So miles soHtheast OK cage
Race 1880 a yesterday
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31

Constantinople. Aug. SO.-A Turco-Bulgarian COM
mission has been appointed delit the portion or
the frontier OF the viayet OF Adrianople which ia
IN dispute. and led 20 sharp fight recently
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
FIGHTING IN MACEDONIA

Salonica, Aug. SO-Turkish troops on August %
small Bulgarian band at Tourshonlor
Severe lighting is reported between Greeks ard
in the KaredjOwa district
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise 52l sunse. sse Moon rises gas Moons age Is
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy Hook $500 Gov Island 5:46 Hell Gate I;59
pM-Ssndy Hook 542 Gov. Island 6Ool Hell Gate 7:53
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SPECIAL MENTION.

AAvsr<ap>sneues oAw1eosA 61D shooo 0oou110D -
r,eommeaded - tAs rssAssv e1 1bs xs160o -
th.roushiy relisbla aad bsslness - deos ~ -
nth the advestissR With perfsct sees<v.
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Of the congress is likely 10 be In connection
with measures for ending the race war oet"ecu
the Armenfans and Jartars.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31

Erlvan. Aug 20s-rhe nrst general conference
cs Aruasnisns opened to-day az the Etchmlad-
Eins Monastery, the seat OF the Armenian
Catholic patriarch. The principal subject for
discussion IS the question OF the reorganization
OF the schools In consequence Of the restoration
on Ito Armenian Church property by the Rus
AAn government. but the most important action
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
RELIGIOUS CONGRESSES OPEN.

Mimi -Novgorod Aug. sO.-A congress OF eight
hundred representatives OF the Mahometan
population of Russia, which numbers 100000
opened here to-day under the presidency OF NJ.
Topchibast.fr. who a member OF the former
Larl.ax.eng.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel
For. Line. Mail cloees. sails
Nederlanden Eaytt HolAnn ll:oo m 2ol N
Apache. Charleston. Clyde. .........-... 500 n
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BATTLE NEAR IN CUBA.
Continued from drst page
PRISONERS CLOSELY GUARDED.

evidences of considerable nloooshea- "ueff"
failed to control his men.
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SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER I.
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,OFFlCE. CONINIISSIONERS pIsTRICI Os

Columbia. Washington. Aug q. 1eHo-Ss1let ~
lOs9ls VIII be received az this Office until ~ u
tcinner ~, f4u. for the construction of sewer - ~
LiStFtct of Columbia EoTsns Specifications and us-
Information may obtained at Room IS. DssIist
HENRY l. NEST. JAY J. MORROW. Acslus. cori'f'
stoneTs. n. c.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31

A pvERTISEAIEsSTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor Ens
a Tribune received thetr VrutcNn C1cc NO, t9-,
hroooNay. between aGtu aud 1Ith sta. until cct-sS
p m Advertisements received at CHc foiioyiDH W S
oFlccs az regular Office until o'clock mi ~
80 SIN ave- cos. 23d t33 6th ave. cef y. 4
- es East lftl sts 241 sEd ST. between d's tn
Nh aNrs lS West lSith tS2S so ret eIb te,'
md 5sth sta. fc2s "a ave. 6fst a7cs ave.
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Washington. August % l0OG-Sealed proposals 81
be received this Sc2r-
Der Z. 1e9. for gra1ing and improving COnnectcu
west % Rock Creek Blank forms % proposal ssea.
tions and on necessary Information VIII b furlsac
Room q. District Building HENRY =. p MAer'-.
LAND HENRY l.. WEST. JAY j. MORROW. Ae---
Commissioners. II. G.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
EDWARD MILLER DEAD.
Committed to Mental Hospital From
Salt Lake Years Ago.

Special 60 The Tribune
PROVO. Feb. 9.-Edword Miller, aged rs
yenrs an inmate OF the State Mental hospital
died At that institution at an carly hour this
morning Deceased was committed from Salt
Lake county Joseph Miller December u
1885 but In communicating with his relatives
In Colorado IL was learned that his right name
Edward.
Mr.. Miller was engaged in mining in Cali
fornia when he badly injured by On eN-
plosion. losing the sight OF one eye bcsIdc0
injuries 10 arms and body and a direct re-
suit OF this accident he became Insane. He
has a slstor residing In Denver Colo, and q
brother also In Colorado. The remains VIII be
buried in the Provo City cemetery somc time
tomorrow.
" r. II. PaXmen. steward at the State
Mental hospital, loft here yesterday for Mo-
limo Ill. with Albert Johnson. whose rel
ntiycs have Ugroed TO care for him. Gr. John
son has been In Utah about seven years and
a part OF that time In the hospital His CON
ditlon Is much improved and he was TO have
been discharged ns cured
Today has bcon generally observed
holiday by the business houses OF Provo. There
was no rural delivery and but one In the city
ny the mail carriers.
The Firth ward gave nn entertainment In
tho ward hall this evening and during the
day a bazaar where refreshments Were served.
The proceeds 70 to the ward house.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
HAS COMMERCIAL CLUB.
Ephrailn Organizes With Membership
Near One Hundred Mark.

Special TO The Tribune
BPHRt1ST, Feb. Q "A very enthusiastic and
well attended meeting was held in the city
hall Tuesday evening for the purpose OF or
gambling O commercial club. a motion to or
ganlzc adopted unanimously and "A per
mancrt organization WAS affected with the fol-
lowing officers:
President, J. P. Hanson; vice president. Pc
ter Greavcs Jr.: secretary NJ r Murry: as
sistant secretary Adolph Hanson; treasurer. Q.
j. Fisher The club starts out with q MEM
bership OF forty-four- Every member is en-
thusiastic and tho outlook Tor the future OF
tho club IL very promising
The Snow academy basketball team met the
Moroni team at Noroni Friday night and were
defeated by score OF to ls. Saturday they
met the Fountain Green team at that place
and pulled of tic The score was 1910
The graduating class OF the Ephraim public
schools will celebrate Washipgtons birthday
by giving a grand ball at the Opera-housc to-
night.
The public schools OF Indlnnola have been
OF whoopng cough at that plncc. Charles
Finn OF this city who is teaching at that
place, camo hero yesterday. The school VIII
probably resume next Monday.
Cards out announcing the marriage OF
Miss Orpha Jagemen and Clarence Peterson
TO take place on Wednesday. February y. The
ceremony will take place in the MantI temple.
reception Will DO given in Schwalbies hol
in the evening Both parties are highly re-
spectcd citizens OF this city.
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Brief Mention.
,cclaI to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb 22- Frank 1 setrit, manager
OF The Salt Lake Tribune, was in Ogden to-
day for u brief visit
Addison Cain and wife OF Salt Lake were at
I She EeGl % today and returned to snlt Lake.
with vlcw to investments
Hyrum Jensen Of Coninston was in Ogden
Yesterday and today. and VIII mnke visits
hero regularly for the next few weeks His
headquarters are ut the Broom.
F, Longtln and wife OF Tracey. Mimi the
parents OF Mrs, John Kenting. have returned
from pleasure trip in California and Will bo
Visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs. Heating for some
weeks
Superintendent F. c Manson Of the South
"rn Pacific was busy all day today acting ~
pstymlstcr The genial superintendent had
given all OF his force holiday and himself
distributed the checks 10 the employees
II. w sloan OF Salt Lake. who Is Interested
In ;he Goldncld mines. returned today on the
Overland Limited and proceeded to Salt Lake.
lie REPORTS TINT all the Salt I-akers in the now
Acids doing well and making money.
=. \. Eotsrord, for many yenrs chief dis
accompanied by Mrs. Botsford md Mos Bots
ford and went 10 salt Lake this afternoon for
u yisIt
w c. Milford Of Cheyenne. chief clerk OF
Tie RAILWAY mail service between Cheyenne
Gnd ogden. ogden visitor today.
Is trying TO devise means for the handling OF
the malls over his division and has recently
secured another man Tor service between Chey
cu-c and Ogden on the fast mall.
j. 4. Cannon one Of tho leading mining and
rchl estate men Of Butte. Mont. arrived In
Ogden today rom G0ldncld and Tonopah,
where he has been investigating some mineral
propositions. Mr.. Cannon SayS GOldneld looks
Ike Butte. so many men from the latter place
are located there and all doing we'll.
Councilman RIcx II. Moycs OF the ogden
City Council Is confined 10 hb home today.
seriously ilI Mr. Moycs was severely injured
in street accident on the Murray line
last ysnT and this, coupled with his mental
distrcso over tho charges that pending
case. IL believed be the cause OF mis- all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
DR.. Miles
AnGi-Pain Pills

will bring such relief, quick and sure
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Stomachache. etc. o,.,-
Gen. A. Jacobs. merchant Lima. ONO
recommends DR.. Miles Anti-fain l1'is az
II am anxious that all should know the
,,irtue OF these pills | have used them
for years, and consider them narNeious
and all pain, while they leave no disa-
creeable after-cffcots.
sold under guarantee that nrst pack
ago will benefit, or druggist VIII return
your money, l., ,,u,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
!. OF P. COHFERS
HONORARY DEGREES
Customary Exercises Observed
and ThrOng Distinguished
Men Receive HOnOrS.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 2S-Washmg-
tons birthday was observed by the Uni
verslty of Pennsylvania with the custo-
Eiary uniyersity-day exercises at the
academy OF music, the comforting OF
honorary degrees upon public men being
part of the celebration Dr.. Henry Van
Dyke. professor OF English literature at
Princeton university. was the orator of
the day. His topic was. washington and
the Men who Stood with Him"
More than GOO students marched from
the university campus TO the academy Of
music 10 participate In the exercises, The
candidates FOR honorary degrees were
presented by Dr. S. Weir Mitchell as
public orator, the degrees being conferred
by Provost c c. Harrison as follows,
Those Who Received Degrees.
Doctor OF Laws Dr Henry Van Dyke
Princeton university; Edwin Amss Jag
gard, Judge of the Supreme court of
Minnesota Lloyd c Griscom United
States Embassador TO Brazil; George
Washburn, president of Robert college
Constantinople
Doctor OF Science Baron Konehlro
Takoki. who is visiting this country In
the interests OF the Mikado, j Vaughn
Msrrick OF Philadelphia. engineering cS-
pert and scientist
Doctor OF Letters, Joseph Jacobs OF
Sydney, y. S. w historian and writer
Doctor OF Sacred Theology, William
Clarence Richardson OF Philadelphia.
widely known Episcopal clergyman, and
James Addison Henry, trustee OF Prince
ton university and director of the theo-
logical seminary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
TO HARNESS COLORADO RIVER
Los Angeles Capitalists Plan Erecting
Big Electrical Power Plants.

Los ANGELES Feb 3.-The energy OF tho
Colorado river Is 10 De transmitted to Los
Angeles according 10 plans now being ma
tur,d bv local and Philadelphia cnpitallsta
First the power is to be distributed among
the mining camps on ths Nevada and Arizona
border and ultimately brought here.
IL is claimed that between the Grand can
Won Of the Colorado and Black canyon IL Is
possible 10 take advantage OF cortain sites
and develop coo. 900 horse power. After an in
yestlgation OF other electrically transmitted
power pInnt, in the state. tho waters OF
ago to the extent OF 250. 900 minors inches by
William Carruthers and John Campbell
plans are now being prepared for q concrete
dam 30 feet high. The dam IL 10 be CON
structcd ct the lower end OF tho canyon and
with the fall thus obtained II Is calculated
that 10000 horsepower VIII be developed at
the minimum now
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
NEW COPPER COMPANY
|ACORPORAT les At OGDEN
Articles Filed With the County
Clerk Show Capital Stock
of 100000.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb, 22-Artlcles OF Incorporation
of the Ogden-Lucin Copper company have been
hlcd with the County Clerk. with n capital
OF SSeoo divided into many shares
The company has been organized for the pur-
pose OF taking the company and property OF
the utah-Ncvada Mining company, which for
inc past two years has been developing q
number OF copper and gold claims at New
ioundland, across the lake. in which promising
values have been encountered.
Ihe officers OF tho company are ].
Stanley Dee, president Peter Cunningbnn
1ce-Presidcnt. f A Stamford. secretary and
treasurer and with $. NJ Mead Joseph Chez
DaNio Jonsen and David Steele. these con-
sttute the board OF directors
superintendent Thomas Cunningham and Da-
Nlu Jensen nave lately returned from an In
5pecuon OF the properties
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
ADMITS THEFT OF $500
Former Idaho Assessor Pleads Guilty
to EInbezzling Peoples Money.

Special to The Tribune.
BOISE Ida. Feb Z.-Jamcs V Slundell
ex-ksscssor OF Elmore county. In the District
court at Mountain Home yesterday, pleaded
cuIlty 10 the charge of cmbcZzling $50 OF
county funds while hc was In 0lice. Ho VIII
recoIve his sentence Saturday in Judge Price .
court
e. B. Tage ex-chief OF tho Boise FIra dc
THO convention OF commercial clubs and
Newspaper men OF southern Idaho called by
inc Commercial club OF Wclsers promises tc
be a big event.
Judge Brown OF tho Juvonilc court has ap-
pointed Roy Harlan, boys secretary OF the Y
uiaoo of c Clark. resigned ana moved