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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
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market potash
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A|RSH|P SAILS OVER
CITY Of WASHINGTON
Lands in Front of White House
Attracting Attention of
Mrs. Roosevelt.

WASHINGTON. June 14-An airship.
under complete control, flying over Wash
ineton. was the spectacle witnessed here
today Thousands turned out to see tho
novel sight and cheerod the navigator
as he skIllfully directed the craft.
The ship started from a point three
miles from Washington on tho Virginia
side After twice clrcling the monument
at distance OF 100 feet. 1t steered for
the White House. where 1t landed nifty
yards from the south portice. Mrs. Roose-
welt was at the window when the des-
cent was made and exhibited great In
tercst in the strange-looking structure.
After remaining a short time the navi-
gator ascended, carrying his ship over
the newspaper offices and, then took a
straight course down Pennsylvania ave-
nue. for the Capitol, where IT was re-
ceived by thousands OF people. and also
by Senators and Representatives and the
employees about the building.
The navigator finally brought his ship
to the earth. directly in front of the
Capitol. After remaining fifteen minutes,
the navigator again set sail and passed
over the building, north Of the dome,
and started back TO Virginia,
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ANOTHER BUSY DAY At
EPISCOPAL NEE INC
Business Session Is Held, After
Which Papers Are
Read.

The second day Of the annual convocntion
ot the Episcopal church Of the Salt Lake
diocese opened with holy communion AT $3.50
a. m At this service tho members Of tho
diocesan branch Of tho womans auxiliary par
tcok OF the sacrament.
regular business session followed et
which purely business matters wore discussed
after which the ladies OF ST. Marks guild
served luncheon TO the delegates
Al 2 y. m. the members assembled In the
basement hall OF the cathedral and heard pa
pcrS read on Tho Value OF Church Services
al Raror Times Than once q Sunday" How
careful Should Confirmation instruction Be In
Western Towns" and Church Music"
These themes were thoroughly analysed md
discussed by the s.veral men, and the trend
NJ argument showed plainly that environment
had much To do with conditions.
AT the usual hour the conNocetion Adjourned
10 meet at the bishops house at p. m. TO
attend q reception 10 Very, Rev. Mr., and Mrs
Benjamin Brewster. Following is the pro
sramme for todny: Lttany at $50 u m BUS
mess session OF the conVocntion.
Luncheon eeryed by tho ladies OF St Pauis
GuiId. 12;3o p m.
2:9o p m.-Meeting other diocesan branch Of
the womnn's auxiliary with addresses ON the
work of tho auxiliary.
Missions In Nevada" by Rev Perciyal
Smith OF Elko, Nev
The Church's Opportunity on the Uintah
Reservation" by Rev. II. ]. Hcrsey
Missions in Western Colorado" by Rev,
c. ". G. Lyon OF Grand Junction.
The Fourth Annual Conference OF tho Sew
cnth Missionary Department" by Rev.
Charles L. Perkins
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
kentuckians Honor Man Who
Gave to World Many Death
less Songs.
THOUSANDS SING "MY
OLD KENTUCKY HOME"
Grandchildren of Noted Mu-
Sician Have Prominent Part
i'm the Exercises.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, June At would
tax the ability of the most accomplished
mathematician to even estimate now
many times this week the music OF My
Old Kentucky Home" has noated on the
air of Louisville. Delegation after dele
cation from abroad has trooped through
tho streets behind bands that have in
formed everybody within hearing The
Sun Shines Bright in Ny Old kentucky
Home, the orchcstras in the hotels and
cafes impart the same intelligence every
few minutes-people sing and hum II In
the streets and 1t Is all a delightful bit
OF humor
The sun has not shoue brightly OF
otherwise since the homecoming week"
was formally opened. and shows no In
tentlon OF doing so. Tne skies arc dark
and lowering today and there Is further
promise of an abundance of rain, and
the bands; with an optimism equalled
only by their lack of Veracity are still
footing to the world that The Sun Shines
Bright In My Old Kentucky Home"
Has Been a Success.
Despite the tremendous dra wbacks.
however, tho homecoming week has 80
far been an uneoualed success
Today was given over 20 the memory of
Stephen c. Foster, whose simple words
set to music have made Kentucky's g
"OT0 the
world. It Is doubtful II any composer
ever received more nattering tribute
than that accorded to Foster today when
1000 OF the school children OF Louisville.
who by their contributions have made
possible for him n monument OF bronze
which Is to stand in tho new capitol at
Frankfort, sang his beautiful music In
chorus and cheered every mention Of his
name.
Statue Model Unveiled.
The exercises took place at the armory,
and after addresses by Jerry South of
Arkansas and r. w Miller of Richmond.
Ky, the model OF the Foster statue was
unveiled by Mrs Marion Foster Welsh,
daughter of Mr.. Foster Mrs Jesse
Welsh Rose, granddaughter of the COM
poser, and his two great-grandchidren
Dorothy Jane Rose and Stephen Collins
Foster Rose; also were present. The
chorus OF children, accompanied by an
orchestra, then sang in manner that
evoked enthusiastic cheeT MY Old Ken
lucky Home. cold FolllG at Home" cold
Black Joe" and other of Fosters melo-
dies
The rendition of few OF Fosters mel
odies on the flute which he used during
his lifetime brought the exercises TO n
close.
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Tho Spiegcl company viii nle articles ot in
corporation with tho Secretary OF State to-
day for tho purpose of engaging in tho manu-
facture and repair of scientific Instruments and
for the sale and manufacture OF all kinds OF
light machinery.
The incorporators are W s. Bng and j, r
Mcgeath OF the Salt Lake Stamp company
G.; w. Splegel A. SpiSer r. NJ. Pope, H.
s Scott and r. ". Gallagher oil OF Snlt
Lake city.
THE organization of this company, said
Mr.. Splcgel OF the incorporatorss lis n
direct result OF tho improvement of business
conditions and the growth OF patronage OF
homo institutions that has been brought about
by the people through the Manufacturers and
Merchants associations and similar organize
tionE.
salt Lake Is the center OF a great mining
area, and the company VIII be equipped
TO manufacture and repair all delicate scicn-
tlnc Instruments. assay balances. scales, etc
a great deal of surveying and engineering Us
now being done In tho State. and one depart
ment of the new company VIII be devoted to
the repair of transits and other surveyors IN
strumentg.
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BRYAN IN PARLIAMENT
Distinguished Nebraskan Interested
in Russian LEGISLATION.

ST PETERSBURG. juno H.-Wlnlam J.
BRYAN was an interested spectator OF the pro-
ceedings in the lower house OF Parliament TO-
day During the agraran debate, which was
continued throughout the morning session. he
occupied scat In the diplomatic box as the
r1,eEt OF ambassador Meyer and during the
recess Mr. Bryan discussed the situation with
some leaders OF the House, who appeared
gushed American.
Among others Nr. Bryan talked with was
NJ Anodln. leader OF the peasant worKrnen
eroup which is now denominatcd the group
OF toll and Is the most radical element In
Parliament -,
nrht against the decision OF the District court
I'm the case OF NJ Ulianon. who has been In
jicted although q member of Parliament and
therefore exempt from political prosecution 10
the floor OF the House.
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MINES LOOKING GOOD
Flattering Reports Come in From Big
Nevada Properties.

George + Woodman of Portland Or
is a guest at the Kenyon, just In from tho
Clifton district out near the northern
Utah line. where he has been looking
over the Gold Hill property there.
Mr. Woodman said; Duncan w Mac
Vichle is superintendent and has gone
down 800 feet finding very rich gold and
copper ore, which increases in value as he
progresses downward. II they strike the
ledge 1t win be a wonderful mine. Tho
Cave Spring property Is a good one. J.
F, Woodman, now deceased, was the
original locator.
We shall try to incorporate our hold
ings because of so many heirs. and then
we shall have one of the best districts
in the State. We mean to go right ahead
all the time.
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GA . TO RIA.
Bears tho n Iha Kind You Hare kIwaYs Bought
signature Of A@2zzszz1<
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Changes in Salt Lake Soil Entered of
Record

Charles W. Midgicy TO Lillian d Deish-
er, warranty deed TO 8xS2l. feet north
east from tho southwest corner OF lot
2. block 81 plat d -,............',.s....S 2.09o
Henry J, Smith TO David McCleery,
East waterloo ........................., l.55o
Adelaide P. Beesley To 8 f. Hayward
warranty decd TO ll6 2-3x6SN. feet OF
block lE, plat A...,..,.sss,s. .e.s,-r-s.s,, 200
(. L, Ashton to Nephl L. Norris
ranty deed to tho north half OF lot g.
w. g Mccormick TO ]. F. Dunn, war
Innty deed to 1i5xe0O feet northwest
from the southeast corner of lot l.
H. C. Hoffman to Marie Purcell, war
renty deed to lots 20. q, % and o.
II. c. Hoffman 10 J. j Walsh warranty
deed TO lots Is and IS. block 2 Caro-
lima subdivision ...-...............s....-..
warranty deed TO 81 l3 acres OF sections
and IL township south. range west 10. .ia6
a w Smith & Co; .o to David Mccleery,
from the southeast corner OF lot l. block
Ezra o. Taylor to Sophia E Turner
warranty decd to lots 10 and IL, block
/, Dundee place .,.,.,,.,s..ss..,,s.......
Thomas S Newman to George D Alder.
warranty decd to 10 acres OF tho north
west quarter OF section IA. township
south, range l cast ..............,,....r. 2
Mary s, Basoom to @. r. Marck. war
ranty deed to lots and TO- block T.
subdivision OF block g. plat A .,-......, $50
Louise Freed 10 Don G. Robbins wnr-
ranty deed TO lots }s. block J. etc
Walkers subdivision ;,s...:.......,..... 5000
Anna f. Street TO William NJ. Gnssett
warranty deed 10 lots IS and 81, block
4. South Lawn .....,....-- .............,,,, is5
Thomas II Morrison to o. D, Romncy
warranty deed to l0xlS76 rods north
wost nom the southeast corner OF lot g.
block l1I. plat A .....:..........,,...... 1000
Charles w. Midgley to Mrs Dora Ripe
warranty deed TO J0S2k feet northeast
from 1872 feet north OF the southwest
corner of 10, 2. block 81. plat, D go" 900
w III, Bancroft trustee, TO the Oregon
Short Line Railroad company, quit
claim deed TO part of lot /. block lO1
plat a ..-ssssss...s.~. .t.a.-.....s,....
George Austin to Leonard Holpcrt Quit
claim decd to Little Willow iodes l.
2 and g. Big Cottonwood ...............,
II. H Walker to Thomas g. Newman
ault claim deed to section II. township
south, range l east ,.........-......,, 1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
REGISTRATION BEGINS
Many Homeseekers Expected on the
Crow Indian Reserve

SHERIDAN, Wyo., Juno .-Registration
for the drawing for the ccded lands on tho
Crow Indian reservation in Montana began
here at o'clock today.
The registration is being conducted by w. F,
Staloy, agent OF tho General Land once.
and three clor<s.
At the time OF opening the doors OF the reg
istrntIon oflee about 200 persons wero In line
No special trains bearing homeseekers havo
arrived yet. but reports say that several are
on the way and the first largo installpent OF
applicants is expected tomorrow.
Ample provisions have been made TO caro-
for the people who come and especial efforts
have been made to put the city In good sani-
tary condition
Perfect order and good feeling prevails.
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WEATHER RECORD

Weather for today-Fair and warmer.
Yesterdays report at the local Office OF the
weather bureau;
Maximum temperature, II degrees. minimum
temperature. So degrees; mean temperature, Ga
degrees which Is l degree below the normal
Accumulated dehciehcy OF temperature since
the drst OF sho MONTH II degrees
Accumulated deficiency OF temperature since
January l. CO degrees.
Total precipitation from p. m to p. M.
Accumulated excess of precipitation since tho
first OF the month, IL inch
Accumulated excess OF precipitation since
January l, S-Is inches
Relatiys humidity at p. m, "a per cent.
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Medicine, DR.. Hobart A. HI
the University of Pa; Prof. II
johnson, NJ. D., Medical DEM
versity of N. Y; Prof. Edwin III
NJ. D., Professor of Materia
in the Hahnemann Medical 4
Chicago, and many Others, -
dies for indigestion and dyS,
torpid liver as we'll as ior hr1
throat and 'nng affections. q
seen from reading a littIe7 a
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only is Queens root specific in II
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Will Have Sunday Ball

Special 10 The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK, Utah. June 1.-THE
sports OF this place have decided that they
VIII have Sunday baseball and that II they
cannot have II here in tho town they Will play
on the outskirts OF the town; and with this
idea In view they have secured tho Narney
park which formerly used az race
track and have scheduled game to be played
on the coming Sunday with the Lehl team.
which they expect 10 ind exceptionally easy
picking.
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Murdered in His Bed.

Los ANGELES. Cal. June 14.-Jo-
scph Schezk, q laundryman, was shot
and instantly killed at his home on st
Joseph street this morning by two bur-
glars who awakened him and his wife
in their bedroom. The murderers es-
capped and there Is no clew to their
identity.
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KILLED BY BURGLARS
Los Angeles Laundryman Is Victim
of Bold Criminals,

Los ANGELES, Cal. June N.-Josoph
Schcszk. a aundryman, was shot and instant
~ killed at his home st. Joseph street
this morning by two burglars, who awakened
him and his wifo in their bedroom. The muir
dercrs escaped and there is clue to their
identity ssvo that Mrs. Scheszk declares them
to be Americans OF heavy build
Upon being awakened Scheszk spoke TO the
Irtruders and wos Immediately fired upon
The shot pierced his right eye and another
entered his heart, killing him instantly. Mrs
Schcszk gave the alarm, but the murderers
had hed before they could be apprehendcd.
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Kaysville to Celebrate.

Special to The Tribune.
KAYSVILLE, June H.-Kaysvillc Will cele-
brate the Fourth OF July, At mass meeting
hold here the following committee was np-
pointed to arrange for the celebration! r. w.
barnes II. H. Blood, II. J. Shtfield Hubert
- Burton, Willard Burton, George II Blood,
George Swan, Archie Phillips w. ii. Man
snll, John e. owen, Nick BonnemOOt, Martha
r. Barnes Nellie II Barton, Lena T. Gran
ser md Ella Blanneis
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Defendant Says He Paid.

Roberts brothers of Alton. Wyo., have
brought suit In the Third District court
against H P. Christensen 10 recover the sum
OF se2 "a with Interest at one per cent n month
from January 81 1903 alleged to be due
promIssory note. The defendant has also filed
an answer to tho complaint, claiming 10 have
paid the entire amount OF tho noto during
the wears 1903 and le0s.
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JUNE 10,
JUNE 16,

Last date OF teachers excursions East
and West via Oregon Short Line. Great
ly reduced rates to Denver. Omaha,
Kansas City, Chicago, Portland, San
Francisco. Los Angeles and other East
ern and Western points.
See agents for full particulars
City Ticket Office. s0J Main street
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Judge Pond Suffers Accident.

MINNEAPOLIS. June H.-Judge c. NJ
Pond of the District court was proba bly,
fatally Injured by being run down by
g train here today.
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Temperatures Elsewhere.
Woman's American Club to Meet.

There will be a special meeting this
afternoon of the Womans American club
at the home OF Mrs f, G, Kidder, 1OlJ
Ninth East. at 2:20 o'clock J. F. Oar
mer Will address the meeting. All mem
bers are urged TO bs present as very Inn
portant business will be brought before
the meeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
If You Can't Go June 16

Remember that the Salt Lake Route,
Utah's Most Popular road, has low
rates for teachers to Southern Culi-
fornia. June 2C to July :. Hero today.
There tomorrow.
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Dinner for the Longworths.

LONDON, June r.-Mr and Mrs Longworth
dined this ovcning with J. Rdgey Carter.
The dinner given In honor of the coming
out OF Miss Carter
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NINE DEAD AND
FORTY INJURED
Terrific Explosion Takes Place
on Board British Steamer
HaverfOrd.
WAS PROBABLY DUE TO
THE IGNITION OF GAS
Some Victims Mangled Beyond
Recognition; Heads Are
Torn Off.

LIVERPOOL, June I-Nine men were
killed and about forty were wounded, the
result OF a terrific explosion today on
the British steamer Haverford OF the In
ternational Navigation company. The yes
sell which is commanded by Captain
Nelson, arrived here yesterday from
Philadelphia, June 2, landed her passen-
gers and proceeded to Huskisson dock
early today In order TO unload.
The steVedores were in the act of loos-
ening the steamers matches, when sud-
denly a most violent explosion occurred.
1t blew of the matches, rent the decks
and hurled dead and wounded men IN all
directions. Several bodies were dismem-
bered and the deck resembIed the floor
of a charnel house
Explosion Heard for Miles.
The explosion, which was heard for
many miles, was followed by the out
break of fire. The cargo. consisting OF
linseed oil cake. In hold No. and hold
NO. 3, was soon blazing hercely, Fire
men and police hurried TO the spot and
the injured were quickly taken TO a
neighboring hospital while the work OF
searching for further possible casualties
proceeded with vigor, in spite of the
hercenesS or the fire. which soon assumed
alarming proportions, owing to the In
nammablc nature of the cargo After
two hours hard fight, however the fire.
men obtained the the mastery of the
flames
1t Is believed that a number of the mon
taken TO the hospital Will succumb to
their injuries.
Immediately after the explosion a ru-
NOR was In circulation to the effect that
the disaster was caused by an internal
machine. but later II was said that it
was apparently caused by the explosion
OF barrel OF naphtha-
The report that the explosion on the
Havcrford was due TO an internal ma
chine arose from the finding Of wooden
box a foot square In one of tho holds
This box, which was only partly shat
tered, still contained pieces of steel ma
chinery 1t was prominently marked
FOR Manchester. England
Probably Due to Gas.
The officials OF the International Navi-
gation company have taken charge OF
the box but they do not attach import
that the presence OF the box in the hold
was a mere accident, The officials say
they believe the explosion was due to
ignition of gas given of by naphtha soap
which formed part of the cargo.
Outwnrdly littlo harm has been done to
the vessel beyond the rents In the deck.
but inside the damage Is extensive both
by the explosion and the fire.
Manager Wllett OF the international
line. after making an examination Of the
chemist. said that at present it was i'm
possible TO state definitely the cause OF
the catastrophe No explosives Of any
kind were on board go far as known,
Several of the victims of the dlsaste,
are unrecognizabe One body was found
headless and armless and In another case
the head was picked up but the body
had disappeared.
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Sarah Sails for Paris.

NEW YORK. June H.-Sarah Bern
hardt sailed today FOR Paris on the steam
ship La Touralno.
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WAS GUEST OF HONOR
Mrs. McCaig of Milford Remem bered
Oy Granddaughter.

Mrs Claude Shafer entertained Thurs,
day in honor OF her grandmother Mrs
TO meet Mrs. McCaig were; Mesdame
Mahnkin. Hayes. Bowen; Edward Rich.
Stanley Simmons. Jack Shafer. Misses
Nellie Bradley and Laura Bradley. Roses
and white peonies wore used profusely I'm
the parlor and pink and red roses were
used I'm the dinng-roon.
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Ioscph'. hospital last night, AVE. .s,ri.
ness of heart disease ne ~
widow and three chIIoren upwar
His wealth IL esumAto"
Quarter million dollars.