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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01
G. FRANK MLADICU V Cd
GOVOR.

Jaz ~iziavliam tn odprto. da sem mai
mani trikrat vpraSal FIR. MladiGa ma
nle@ovem domu "a potrjilo 50. XII sta
biIa zaloIena "a "Zoro" ma post.
Ali Mladic Sc ie vselei izognil temu
vpraSaniu : tenn, da bode potrdilo ze
poiskal.
Ferd. Petsche.
Due =. ian. sem Sla nodpisana ma
dom Q. FIR. Mladica, ker ie bill to zad-
Mi dan IN V poravnavO raGuna ma 20
Sti glede "Iore''. mai Sc meni izroci
dotiGno potrdilo. ker .ie bill moi So
prog ma delu. G. FIR. MladiGa nj bio
donna. paG pa mi .Je i%ziav;la niegova
Sonroga ~naslednie: "Nevem. kje je
potrd'lo. Nevem Sc je il izgubilo, "a
vr@lu ali proc vrglo.
vrglo ali proc vrglo.
Toilko Y kratkem %.iavnosti Y poias-
niloi
Angela Petsche.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01

Torej mi premogarji, XII IN pod
laga vSl danasnji industriji in, Xxi da-
mes ne zivimO vec pod cloyeSkimi po-
goJi, maj hi 30 nasvetu slovenskega
casnikarja ''Sakisera', kakor baje
plse "Glas Naroda" popustili 10
10 odstotkov ma dnini? Sramuje mai
Sc tax kapitalisticni lopov Sc kda.i
SLOW. delavcem pokazati ali pa njego-
vo jezuitsko zavito kapitalistiGno GU
MO "Gl. Mar slovenskim delavcem,
osobito premogarjem posiljati, ker ii
dobro poznajo razmire in Sc zaveda-
20 razrednosti ter so veGina sociiali-
stiGnih nazoroV. Pred dvema lett smo
popustlll 90 po pritiSku Mitchlla, to
Seveda, ker 50 Pensilvanski premo-
garji slcdili Mitchellnovemu pritisku
in glaSovali "a reducijo med TEN, ko
50 drugod - osobito Y Illinois - gla-
sovali "a Strajk.
Dive lett smo torej delali IA zniza-
no place, podjetniki pa med ten MISC
premogovega nakupa znizali. marvel
lviSali stanovanja. obleko in sploh
Use ziyljenSke potrebe, - vse, vse
med tenn casom podrazili.
Ma narodni p~remogarski konvenciji
y indianapolis. Ind. ktera Sc .je pri-
celia l6. jan. t.. l.. ma koio Sc je seslo
mad 1000 del. Xxi zastouaio premo-
carrie posameznih kraiev in rovov Sc
ne bo zahtevalo Samo onih pred dive
ma lei popuSccnih SO nazaj, ampak
>e pole" teh Sc 100 izviSania.
Tako je pray i'm tako tudi biti mora!
Ako mas naSi voditelii nebodo vo-
dill naprei. bono mi naSe vodie rinili
naprei ali pa Jill @odslovili, nikakor pa
ne odnehali cd naSih praviGnih "a
htev.
&c nam je ysaki dan staviti naSe
Iivijenje y n|evarnoSt. svoie druzine
.prcpuStiti Svoii usodi, vSe to mas re
vec ne teii, toda vedeti hocemo. Gemu
nam Sc ie zrtvovati in IA naSe truda-
poIno delo hoccmo tudi vsai deloma
primernega placila.
Pozdrav tovariSem premogariem.
kakor oStalim lavednim roiakom.
Simon KauGiG.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01
IL PREMOGARSKEGA OKRAJA

Umestno in potrebno Sc mi zdi, V
"Proletarcu". edinem pravem SLOW.
delavskem listu. obrniti Sc do tova-
riSev, slovenskih premogarjev in a
motrivati Z mimi o premogarskih "a
devah.
II porocila zadnje k%onvenciie Am.
Labor Federation ie United Miner
Workers Union ~najvecia strokovna
organizaciia. pod vodstvom in priti-
skujoGim uplivom Generala Mitchlla.
p~ripadaioGa A. L. F.. koie car ie Sa-
muel Gompers. naikonservativneji de
lavski vodia. kar jih pozna amer. Ego
lovina.
Pc porocilu zadnie konvenciie A. T..
F. p~laGuje redni clanovski danek U.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01
StrankarSke YeSti.

Ma zadnji sen SLOW. SOC. kluba
y Chicago 50 bill v%oljeni naSlednji So
dru%l ' odhor: Anton LOnGar pred
Sednikom; joe Jecmeniak podpred-
Sednlkom; Ivan Bartcl /. tainikom;
Frank P~odlipec. p. tainikom; John
Petr1c zapiSnikarjem, Frank BostiG
pa njegoyim namestnikom.
Y nadzorovalni odbor IN leto 1906
80 v%oIjeni naslednii sodrugi: joe
Henko, Martin Hans in joe More.
' klub sta Sc ma novo vpisali 3
Sodrugi in ena sodruginia. Klub ina
SvoJe redne meseGne seize vsako dru-
90 in cetrto nedelio V mesecu V dvo-
ram Sodr. Jozeta PolaGeka. 6S3
IOOmis st.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01

katol. katekizem uci, da Je clo-
vek ~ustvarjen ~ ncbesa; prakticno
l~ivlJenje pa nam d~okazuje, da je clo-
vek u~stvarjen in rojen tako in cato,
da zlyi in zivi ma zemlji. Ker Sc uci
tako zivIjenje kaze pa drugaGe, Sc
mora tedaj pc nazorih teologov sma-
trait. da je zemel.jsko bivanje lie ne
kaka %pripraNnica IA nebesa: ker mora
pa cloyek. ako hoGe doseGi cil.j, nebe-
sa. Iiveti pc prcdpisih ~. pisma, mas
vodl misel Ito z~akljucka: ako ie danes
Sploh mogoce ziveti pc kakih predpi-
sih.
Sv. pismo. koran it'd. so teoreticna
Stran reIigijoznih form, kakor je eli
vilni zakon ''merodajen" "a drzavo
- zemeljsko drzavo, kterih prakticnO
stran pa sedanji sistem. y prakticnem
zivljenju nj aveljavil; in to cato ne,
ker je >istem mocneji kot pa zakoni.
Nauk Ii nebeSa torej nemore biti
pravomocen nit : teologicnega sta
liSGa kot TAX. dokler vlada tax sistem.
Prcdysem je treba, la SO ma kontinen-
tn praktiCnega Iivljenja TAXI pogoji,
Ola Sc t%eorija lahko pokliGe Y zivljenie
IN da zivi: zivi emo 4 drugim. da lju-
die najdeio priliko uvcliaviti predpi-
sc raznih koranov in c~ivilnih zakonov.
Dnevne kronike nam kazeio. da niti
civilni zakoni. Xxi so umerieni Gasu-
primirno. MISC in nemorejo biti i've
ljavljeni Y praktiGnem zivlienju tako.
kot so ma papiriu.
DanaSnji Sistem je moGneii kot vsi
koran in zakoni in ia sistcm ostane
tax. dokler ga liudStvo samo re po-
ruSi.
Clovek je ustvarien. da zivi in to
dobro in pray Hvi! DanaSpji sistem
pa vSe to onemogoGuje.
Iato V boz prot temu krutemu sis
temu!
"Proletarca" namen .ie. V liud-
stvu obuditi volio. ia Sc mai vsak 20
sameznik zaveda svoie samostoinosti
povsod; da maj bo vsak posameznik
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01

Pravila SC Sc citala IL provizoric-
mega sestavnika, XII re sluzil kot ne
kak studenec ter Sc dodalo sem terrific
nekaJ novega; ~praVzaprav mic novega,
V prayem pomenu besede. Edna nova
stvar Je blla, XII je pa naSla takoj
twdi odpor pri indiferentnih delega-
tTh III ii SO sedaj uradniki Jed.
napr. John Stnic, predsednik; da Sc
'jednota' centralizira kar Sc ie
hlJubu odporu nekaternikov vendar
doSeglo. Ia tenn predlogom Sc je led
hotl dodalo "a naslov '~'podporna',
kar pa nj pravilno; in sicer IL slede-
eth razlogov; podpora izhaja iz zavo-
doV ali krajev, kamor Sc neplaGaju
mkakIh aSSeSSmentOv; cato pomeni to
nekaka mlloScma; to pa V jednoti,
kJer Sc clovek dOgovori 5 posredovan-
jem pravil in nastavljenim uradpi-
kom, ki Jill udje p~lacajo in vzdrzuje-
Jo, nemore pomeniti ''podporo", am
pax zavarOvalnina, XII 81 jo clovek sam
odmeri Il v~UdrZevanjem druStva ozir.
mesecnimi doneski. To je sicer malen-
N'Hbih HNNdl' NNilNd pa dLlid hO-
volJ IA pravo definiranje ali %loGenje
"podporo' cd Zavarovalnine. Tudi
la napaka govori o f%urioznosti usta-
nov. Shoda. Pri ureditvi pravil Sc je
Sploh premalo pablo ma merilO: kan
spada poglavje. je bilo udom teSko
dolociti. Y taken ~Slucaju pa 80 pra-
villa toliko bolje sluzila centralnemu
odboru, XII Jill je pOtem lahko poljub-
no obratal tako, kakOr je MENU boil
kazalo. (Glei Glanek Y letaku L dine
Il. vinotoka: INA kulis centr. cd
bora $. n. p. J.') Pravila so bila
kot nalaSc TAXA. Seveda Y pravilih.
hdor Jill hoGe ali Jill ie hotel pray ra-
zUmeti. III mogel iskati dlake Y .iajcu.
vcndar pa "a SploSne roiake MISC bila
V redu. Najbolj cudno pred vsem je
IA naposled to. da so pravila bila
enim odbornikom popolnoma pravil-
ma, eni pa so videli IA vsakim para
grafton ''pOpolnO protislovie' Sc
veda n Nth potrebe. Skratka: pra-
villa, XII so Sc Sprejela ma uStanovnem
4shodu. 50 imela toliko sence. da so Sc
wv IL NPpl'N du.Jd III pbScplo - pIlIl-
Xxi tegga ~zborovanja skrivali razni
'zajci' "a MO. Mislim pa, da bodo.
oziroma so. pravila II. zbora V tenn
oziru dalec prekosili one prvega in.
da 10 vsak posamezen paragraf incl
t6liko moci, da BIO, akO BIO kazalO V
prid jed. odboru. lahko vSacega obr-
nil 30 svoie. Poleg uStave. Sc bode
lahko vladalo - kakor danes V emo
dernih' drzavah - autekratiGnO. s
takim zaGetkom belezi zgodovina s.
y. p. J. Y svoiem jedru.
V izvr$evalen ali centr. Odbor s. n.
p. j. ie bilo 4 %ustanovo izvoljenih 10
odbormikov. Xxi so bill uvrSGeni pred
s~ednikom. podpredsed.. 7. tajnikom.
pom. tai. ali zapisnikar. ~blagainik,
Dol. odbor. pOrotni odbor in nadzor-
niSki odbor. Ia jednotno glasilo Sc ie
spre,ielo "Glas Svobode''. kterega
lastnika sta bila tedai Honda in Me
dica. T. tajnikom ie bill i%zvoljen Me
dica. Xxi ie pa Ia posel opravlial lie par
mescev. potem pa odsel V domOvino.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01

hef lmaJO faZne lOkalne unl1e pa
slvne clane in je tudi vedno mnogo
premogarJev ma potovanju, cd kOjih nj
mogOce rednega clanarinskega davka
preJematl, ob enem Sc pa Sc tudi V go
toFlh kraJlh I razmirami Stevilo ella
nov zamolGi, da nj potreba polnoSte-
Vllnega davka plaGati in 81 zamoreio
denar V lokalnih blagajnah obdrzati.
U~postevajoc navedeno, nj previsoko
ccnjcno Steyilo organiziranih premo-
garJev Y Idr. drz. ma 300 900 MOI. u
pOStevajoc organizirano delavsko
moe, ma enem samem %Strokovnem po-
lju. Y premogokopih, ie lahko. la YES
clvllizirani svet obrne svojo poor
most ma naSe razredno gibanje in xiv
ljenSko ~upraSauje Y kratki dobi, zee
kapitalisti L navadno brutalnostjo
prot nam naStopijo.
Premogarji smo najbol.j pomilova-
MIA vredni delavci-trpini.
lie ko Sc premogar odpravlia ma de
10, Je MCCOY razgled, Srce pretresu-
joe - lalostcn. Mad rnzdrapano, cd
zasuSenega pota in raznih jamskih
ncsnag. teSko upo%uioCo obleko - ne
okretno kot smrekov Tub. Sc Y propa-
lem in bledem premogarskem obrazu
hliSti dvoje svitlih oci, XII Skoraj nista
|priyajcni Solncnim Iarkom marvec br-
leci luGi IL male Svetilke. Xxi visi eel
dan ma cePlci premogarjeNega po-
krivala.
Po vi pravicI lahko z%atrjujem. da
nj nasyetu ~neyarnejSega delavskega
pokIica. kot ic ravuo premogarski.
Premogar. IL ko sc ma delo pripravi
in stop ma dvigalo ali motor ie y
smrtni n|evarnosti. Premnogokrat 81
je vrv pri dvigalu utrgala ter Sc vsc
mostly" pogreznilo Y globino, prisle 50
Ie tudl druge n-edo>;atnoSti razne VI
ste. radi druIabnega Stedenja. ravuo
pm y vodu ali izVodu premogarjeN.
Inano mi Je. ko ic Stroinik. radi pre-
dolZe@a |delavuIka ZmuCeu in SpOmin
lgubivSi : tako >ilo vzdigalo Y ROY
poti>niI da >e ie i>ti poSkodoval in ma
mem >tojeCc moStVo smrtno pohabilo.
/nau mi ic pa tudi drug s%lucaj. ko .ie
Slrojnik spu>til stroi ma uasprotno
stran in moStvo poteguil kviSko ter
zvrnil preko strehe. &c ie ze ma potu
x delu in zapuStivSi delo, ~vraGaje Sc
ma dan p%remogaria toliko nevar-
nosti. kai Sc lie potcm. pri delu. Cell
dan vIlvati Strupene pine, prah in
zaduhli zrak. vse moCi do SkrajnoSti
napenjati. kier vedno prcti'ncvarnost.
zmoGenenemu podzemskemu crvu -
prcmogarIu. l. zasutiem plasti premo-
ga ali pa velikanskim mad MIN Str
lecim skalovjem. Da, premnogokrat
Sc je premogariem mutiti Y velikem
blatu. kjer Sc cd vrha voda V pOtokih
doll teGe.
Pozabiti nam tudi nj. velikanSkih
p%linovih razStrelb. .kteri Sc vedno po-
navljaio in premnogokrat vSe V row
Sc nahajaioGe premogarie pokonGa.
brez obzira, kdo ie razstrelbo p@rovzro-
I'll.
Nj Sc pozabl.iena razStrelba Y Har-
wick. Pa. Zieeler, Ills. it'd. kier so
bill vsi do zadhiega moza. V rovu Sc
nahajaioGi ~pokonGani.
Use navedeno nam .ie premisliti IL
tne %strani, Z druge pa Sc spomnimo.
da smo ravno premogarji temelj da-
naSnji moderni industriji.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-10
MORE EXPERT TESTIMONY.
Doctor Declares Mitchell Was In
sane When He Killed CrefieId.

Seattle. July 9.-The defense in the
case of George Mitchell, now on trial
for the killing of Franz Edmund Cref-
field of Holy Roller fame, at the OPEN
ing of court this morning gave evil
dence that il feared the influence on the
Jury of the shooting Saturday night of
former Judge G.. Meade Emory by
young Chester Thompson. AS soon as
Judge Frater took the bench Attorney
VIII H. Morris called attention to the
fact that the courthouse flag was flying
at half mast and requested that the
bailiffs having the jury in charge be
ordered TO take special precautions not
to let the jury find out the reason and
to also take the jury from the court
house to the hotel by route which
would make it impossible for the flag
to be observed. The court issued the
orders asked for.
The only witness examined today was
DR.. John WotherspoOr, a Seattle ply
stefan, who has made a study of in
sanity cases. The witness gave it as
his opinion that George Mitchell was
acting under an insane delusion both
before and at the time he killed Cref-
field The rigorous cross examination
on the part of the state failed to shake
the witness. One more witness will
be called in by the defense and then,
after short time spent in rebuttal tes-
timony and possibly a day given over
to the arguments, the case will be
given to the jury when a verdict is
looked for by Thursday evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-10
HARD FIGHT FOR
THE RAILROAD
Southern Pacific Trying to
Turn Waters of Colorado
Back Into Channel.
SITUATION IS DESPERATE
FINAL WASHOUT LIKELY TooC-
CUR SOON.

Salton, Cal, July 9.-COnfronted with
a final washout within the next six weeks
by the rapidly advancing waters of the
SAXON sea, the Southern Pacific company
Is now making every effort possible 20
Old channel, which leads into the gulf
or California. Forty miles of the com
panys trans-continental line is affected.
Large gangs of men, with teams and
graders have been sent TO Pilot Knob,
a rev miles this side of Yuma, and the
construction of q nine-mile spur track
branching from the main line at Pilot
Knob, leading down through Mexico and
ending at the famous intake has been
commenced
The work of checking the flow at the
Intake, where the Colorado river is rush
ing from its old channel into the Salton
sink. has been entirely Handicapped in
part by its isolation from the railroad
struct the dam and head gates had to be
hauled nine miles by wagon or floated
down The Colorado from Yuma. 1t is pro-
posed TO run train loads OF rock from the
quarrles near Pilot Knob and dump them
into the intake, thus constructing the
dam which Is intended TO check the flow
or the river from its mad rush into the
SaltOn sea and 10 turn ii back into the
gulf The opening 10 be closed is over
800 feet wide and a dam of a mile in
length viii be necessary. With these
transportation facilities, those in charge
OF the work feel confident that they will
be able 10 avoid another move of the
Southern Pacifics tracks The time is
this feat and efforts will be directed
toward II
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-10
DROWNED IN LOGAN RIVER
Sad Ending to a Days Pleasure in
Logan Canyon-Horses Backed
Wagon Over Dugway.
Especial TO The Herald.

Logan, July Am accident occurred
about eight miles up Logan canyon last
evening that resulted in the death by
drowning of Mrs. Mile Bergsjo, the wife
of Nels Bergsjo. a mason of this city.
Her little son was so badly injured that
it is feared he, too, will die The woman
was one of party of eight or nine that
spent Sunday in the canyon. When COM
ing down they stopped on a narrow dug
way, just above the city power dam, in
order TO permit some Of the male mem
bers of the party to fish a little while
The horses became frightened at some
thing and began backing up the dugway
The hack was overturned, and. together
with its occupants and the horses, rolled
into the river The river at this point is
unusually wide and has a depth of about
ten feet, and as the horses were founder
ing about in the pool it made rescue eX-
ceedingly difficult The children were
rescued. and then the woman was found
with her clothes entangled in the buggy
and dead beyond hope of resuseitation.
The deceased woman was "a years of age
and leaves husband and three children.
The husband was not here at the time
of the accident, being employed at some
point twenty miles east of Ogden Word
was sent him and he is expected home
this evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-10
SUSPECT UNDER ARREST.
Officers Think They Have the Lone
Highwayman of California.

Fresno, Cal, July 9.-If surmises of
the authorities are correct, Jack Sweet
of Grub Gulch. in MADEIRA county, is al
legged to have held up the five Yosemite
stages. A report to the Democrat is
that he has been taken to Wawona
for identification. Sweet is suspected
Of having held up the Yosemite stage
one year ago. No arrest was then
made because he came forward with an
abb. Sweet owns d small tract of land
at Grub Gulch in the Sierras and
works as a laborer in the mines. The
sheriff's office at MADEIRA has no Off
cial information concerning the arrest
and Sheriff Jones has not been in
communication with the Office since he
plunged into the mountains on Satur-
day in pursuit of the bandit News of
the arrest was brought here by a man
named Graham from Advance, and all
depends upon the possibility of iden-
LITIGATION which several stage passen-
gers say they are able to do.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-10

There are cases where an operation
is the only resource, but when one con-
siders the great number of cases of
menacing female troubles cured by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound after physicians have advised
operations, no woman should submit to
one without first trying the Vegetable
Compound and writing Mrs. Pinkham,
Lynn, Mass, for advice, which is free.
Miss Margret Merkley, of 275 Third
Street, Milwaukee. Wis, writes:
Dear Mrs Pinkham:
"Loss of strength, extreme nervousness,
shooting pains through the pelvic organs,
bearing down pains and cramps compelled
me to seek medical advice The doctor after
making an examination, said had female
trouble and liberation and advised an opera
ton. To this strongly objected and decided
10 try lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound. The liberation quickly healed, all
the bad symptoms disappeared and l am
once more strong, vigorous and well"
Female troubles are steadily on the
increase among women. If the month
~ periods are very painful. or too fire.
quent and excessive-if you have pain
or swelling low down in the left side.
bearing-down pains, don't neglect your
self: try Lydia e. Pink hams Vegetable
Compound.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-10
SENTENCE COMM UTED.
Governor Higgins Takes Pity Upon
Lawyer Thomas p. Wickes.

Albany, n. Y, July 9.-It became known
here today that Governor Higgins several
DAYS ago committed the sentence of Thorn
as P Wickes, the New York lawyer who
was sentenced to a years Imprisonment
upon conviction of blackmal in the writ
ing of the notorious Lewis Jarvis" let
tiers. In those letters he sought as it was
alleged, 10 secure advantages in legal
business by writing letters about himself,
signing them with the name of Lewis
Jarvis"
Governor Higgins is out Of town. but his
secretary. Frank E. Perley, tonight said
that Wickes' sentence had been commut-
ed last week so as to effect his immediate
release from prison. The names of those
who recommended Wickes' Communication
are withheld, but it is said they includ-
ed men prominent in New York legal cir
cles. including the district attorney. Mr.
Perley said that Wickes' friends had Sc
cured for him a promising business open
ing in Alaska, and that the governors
action was made conditional upon his
going there.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-10
WALKED WITH ANOTHER MAN
Saloon Keepers Wife the Cause of
Tragedy in California Min
ing Camp,

Auburn. Cal, July 9.-When the sheriff
and coroner returned today details were
received of the double tragedy Saturday
at Last Chance. a mining camp fifty
miles from here in the mountains. Last
Friday night Charles Dorka, a saloon
keeper, and his wife attended a dance.
Dorka went home early, but his wife did
not return until the next morning. She
admitted that she had been walking with
Bart German, Frank TillOtson and Violet
Polifka DOrkl told her she must leave
the place Immediately or he would kill all
concerned He hen got his rifle and
started to find Tillotson, who is superin-
tendent of the Home Ticket mine. Mrs.
DOrka sent German to warn TillOtson.
When Dorka neared TilIOtson's office he
shot William Poiifka in the side. He mis-
took him for TillOtsOn. POlifka died in a
few hours.
Dorka. after realizing his mistake, tried
to force entrance into TiliOtsOn's room.
Tillotson shot him in the temple, the bull
let putting out both of his eyes. 1t is not
believed DOrka will live. TillotsOn offered
to surrender, but was not placed under
arrest
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-10
HELEN HOLMES MAY
HAVE BEEN MURDERED

New York. July 9.-Helen Holmes
the young woman who was found lead
from gas asphyXiatiOn last Wednes-
day in her room at the physical and
surgical institute, where she was en-
ployed as a nurse, may have been the
victim of a murder i'm the opinion of
Coroner Aeritilla, who is investigating
the case. The coroner today directed
the police to- hold up the funeral until
some additional light is thrown on the
woman's death.
The authorities investigated the case
last Saturday and gave out that the
nurse had committed suicide. but the
coroner has received later information
indicating possible foul play
The dead woman had relatives in Ok
lahoma, Maine, Worcester, Mass, and
Philadelphia, Pa, according to papers
found in her room.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-10
ST. JOSEPH ON LIST
OF GOVERNOR FOLK

Jefferson City, July 9.-Governor
Folk today issued instructions to the
ST Joseph MOI police commissioners
to arrest all saloonkeepers of st. Jo-
seph who keep open next Sunday, and
If at their arrest they refuse TO close
up to take charge of all their stock and
place ii in a safe place for evidence
against them. The governor declares
the state law must be enforced. and If
the police cannot do il they must give
place to others who can. There Is an
intimation that he will send state mil
tia to St Joseph. The saloonkeepers
OF that city refuse to close because of
a decision of the court of appeals that
a city ordinance allowing them to sell
on Sunday in that city is valid.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-10
FINED TEN DOLLARS.
Presidents Body Guard Pleaded
Guilty to Assault.

Oyster Bay L. l., July 81. B.
Sloan. jr., chief of the presidents Sc
Clet service corps. pleaded guilty and
was fined SO today on a charge of as
sault and battery IN the third degree,
preferred by Clarence lie Gendre, a
New York photographer. Sloan paid
the fine.
The trouble occurred at the time of
the presidents arrival in oyster Bay,
a week ago. The photographer charged
that after he had taken picture of the
president Sloan struck him. The trial
was held i'm the Justices court, presided
over by Squire Franklin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-10
HORRIBLE INDIAN
TERRITORY MURDER

Francis. I. T., July 9.-The multi
ated body of eight-year-Old Harry
Priester of West Tulsa was found in a
St Louis & San Francisco wheat car
yesterday. The boy had been abducted
by a tramp last Thursday from his
home and is supposed to have been
murdered and his body placed in the
car to hide the crime. The body was
literally cut to pieces. There is no clue
to the murderer.
The body was found by the boys
father. 1t was SO badly Gisfigured
that the features were unrecognizable.
The only means of identification was
the clothing