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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr. and Mrs Fred Pyper arc receiving tho
congratulations OF their friends on the arrival
Of a lIttlo daughter at their home Mrs Pyper
is with her mother. Ars. Mcdonald.
Mrs Ida Dcmond tho wcll-known mining
woman OF Denver. en- route To Goldneld. In a
guest Of Mrs. Pearl Atrcdge ecs West Second
North.
Mrs Kissick. mother OF Mrs. 6. H. Pinker-
ten, who has beecn seriously III for tho post
two wooks. 10 slowly improving.
l. C sloan formerly with tho Rio Grahdo
Western In Salt Lake. Is now doing tolegraphic
work at Los Angeles for the Southern Pacino
L. A Benton. assistant general passenger
agent OF tho Rio Grondc, went TO Ogden Tues
day afternoon to meot an incoming train from
the west bearing party OF about 100 Ray
rnnnh a Whltcomh eNcursIonlbta
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
LINNEN is PROMOTED
Inspector of General Land Office Has
Been Moved Up.

F. B. Linnen, an inspector OF the Gen.
oral Land office. has been promoted to the
position OF confidential Inspector for the
Secretary of the Interior. Mr. Linnen, al
though comparatively young man. ls a
veteran In length of service in land office
arIairs and is considered able man in
the service lie was for a time employed
in the Surveyor Generals Office here until
promoted some two years ago TO the po-
sitIon OF inspector for the General Land
ofRce. While Mr., Linnens residence is
still in Salt Lake. he has since becoming
an Inspector been obliged to travel over
the country most of the time. II Is un-
dcrStood that this promotion means a
substantial Increase In salary and will al
low him to spend more time with his
&, milV
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Accused Are Identified

Both Henderson and Tomlinson identified tho
accused as tho guilty parties and the officers
regard the case against them perfectly good.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
MOUNTED A SWITCH FROG
Peculiar Accident Without Serious
Result In Short Line Yards.

suits occurred to train No on the
Oregon Short Line Wednesday morning
as It pulled into Salt Lake from Butte.
about two blocks from the station, while
the train was running at q speed of only
eight miles an hour, IL mounted a switch
frog and fell on Its side Engineer
PAUL and his fireman made a success
full Jump and reached the ground in
safety. No one was hurt. The cause of
tho incident Is n mystery to the railroad
as tho frog is passed over every hour OF
the daN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
REAL ESTATE MEl
Want Twelve Thousand
Their Associatic

A special meeting OF the
Estate association was hel
night at It's headquarters,
doors. At It's end. Cna1r
stated that the purpose OF q
tecn TO formulate q plan 70 ~
bers concentrate their ene1
rlish various objects In tho
vancing the interests OF tne
Judge Colho-n further s
main purpose OF the meesin
Wise a means whereby the 81
have placed at It's disposal
$1,000 a year for promouon /
e> planned that In addition 70
OF the association. every pr
In Salt Lake will be askeu
money toward such a funo
cIded that informal raeeun
matters of the association
oUghly discussed, Will be ne.
Wednesday night, In edditiot
ent bi-monthly regular meet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
"OFFICIALLY" RECALLED
Equador's Minister Got Off Badly in
the Recent Revolution.

GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, March 1.-Gen
Ieondas Plaza who was Minister OF
Ecuador at Washington, but who was re
called by former President Garcia to take
command OF the latter's TROOPS here when
the recent revolution broke out, has been
officially recalled as Minister by President
Eloy Alfaro.
Cen. Plaza arrived here January Is,
when the revolution was at its height but
the citizens OF Gunyaquil declared them
selves I'm favor of Gen. Alfaro.
Gen. Plaza escaped from Ecuador. jan
uary q. on a steamer bound for Panama,
intending to return to the United States.
He reached Panama January "a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
J. Frank Pickering Talks on Lights
and Shadows of Great CITY.

Before an audience of about one hun
drcd people. gathered in the Fourth Ward
Assembly hall Wednesday evening J.
Frank Pickering OF this city gave his il
Illustrated lecture on the Lights ana
Shadows of n Great City-thc Slum of
Chicago" The lecture was original and
interesting and illustrated by one hun
drcd Views taken from life gathered by
MT Pickering during his extended visits
In many OF the large cities. and many OF
them were flashlights taken at mid
night in some OF the great slums. num-
Der of musical numbers were given by
Messrs. Smith and Pickering at the con-
clnslon OF the lecture.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
REFORM IN SPELLING
Noted Educator Wants Twelve Phoa-
etic Words Radically Changed,

LOUISVILLE. Ky March The subject Of
reformed spelling was discussed today ny tho
department of Suporlntendencc Of tho National
Educational association and upon motion OF
DR. E Benjamin Andrews OF the University OF
Nebraska, a resolution adopted recon-
msnding that tho department Of superintend-
cncc overture the National Education nsSo-
citation to order that twelve phonetic words 90
used hereafter In all its publications. These
words are.
'Bizness' for business. "enuf'' for enough,
"fcthcr'' for feather. "mesure'' for moa suro:
"plcsure" for pleasure. red for rcnd, ''ruf''
for rought; ''trnuf' for trough thru" for
through. "tut" for tough; ''tung" for tongue.
''yung" for young"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Maxwell Hearing Continued.

In the case OF DR.. D. p. Maxwell. who
Is accused OF having a part In tho per-
formance of a criminal operation, alleged
10 have caused the death of a woman In
Cleveland. o., the hearing was continued
until Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
OAicers ere here from Ohio TO take Max
we'll back and ne has expressed a willing
ness to go without requlsition papers, but
his counsel desired time to look Into the
case before the proceedings were had
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
SOLDIER SHOOTS
Artilleryman Is Under AZ
Flagler, WISHING

PORT TOWNSEND, Was
Charles Howard. a privase
Hundred and Sixth comp41
tlllery, stationed at Fort
der arrest awaiting the arr
flcer from Kentucky, whsre
In connection with the sn9e
vey Jones. According 10 10
ment made today he ana
named Vernon Singleton
along n railroad track Id
hood OF Somerset. hy.' a es
If n tramp happened 10 pc
freight train then nearing
would shoot him. Jones E
the designated spot and ?. p
Howard commenced shootinl
Jones was Dangerously y
both assailants fed. Howzr YET
enlisting In the army III "o
kis identity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
PROBATION OFFICERS
Appointed by District Judges on Rec
ommendation Board of Education.

Acting under n recommendation made
by the County Board or Education, the
Judges OF the Third District court have
appointed the following probation officers.
who will serve without pay:
Bingham, Atha Williams and f. f.
Dudley: Sandy, J. A Rees and n. c.
Ward: Draper ]. r. Rawlins and Thomas
Vawdry: East Jordan. c. J. Ashton
Sugar. Preston d, Richards and E s.
Sheets.
These officers VIII look after truants
from the various schools OF the county.
along the same lines arc followed by
tre Juvenile court of this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Young Persell Is Held.

Harry Perseil, tho thirteen year-old
boy accused of robbing the postoftlcc box
belonging To Auerbach'S store. was bound
over 10 appear before the Federal grand
Jury by United States Commissioner
Baldwin. The bonds were for 5000 with
C NJ. Nielsen and William Varloy as
suretle9 The lad came here three months
ago with his mother from Waterloo, To-
The grand jury will meet In April
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
COLLISION KILLS TRAINMAN
Light Engine Crashes Into Passenger
During Snowstorm.

BUTTE Mont, March IA light engine
crashed into n passenger traIn on the heavy
Grade west OF this city today and that n lary-
number OF lYca were not lost Is duo In Oh.
herolsm of Engineer Barker OF the light en-
gine. who when he realized he was RAPIDLY
running down tho passenger stuck TO bl,
lever.
Barker remained with his engine until ho
f5w collision was Inevitable. when he nnd
lis fireman lcOpcd for their Hveog cscao,ns
Tho engine WAS practically demolished and
tne coach wrecked
Thomas Conroy. a trnDman. becoming con-
fused In the Snowstorm, was run down md
iuiAd ''- S~''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Will Press the Case.

II j Robinson. i Bingham newspaper
man. who recently preferred charges OF
assault against Deputy Sheriff williams
and lost his case. is In the city Mr..
Robinson says that he Will have a new
complaint issued. and Will probably ask
that the case be transferred to another
county the complainant being of tho
opinion that he has not been given O
square deal here,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
BANK CLEARINGS INCREASE
Remarkable Increase Shown in Feb
ruary Compared With Last Year.

Outside business men who are looking
II the field OF their future endeavors
can gain n fair idea OF tho advancement
OF the city In the last year from the bank
clcaringS for the last month and the
scme month of 1905. During last month
the clearinge amounted TO So. .323. .7as 81 az
ogainst sll.@4.s .ssS.5I for the month OF
February. 1906 which shows an increase
~ eiO 2eS SO 7Q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
HUGH NJ. DOUGAIl
Postmaster of Springville
From Apoplexy'

SPRINGVILLE, Marcn
DougaII. postmaster OF tm'
suddenly OF apoPlexy mere
He had just returned
Eobble Creek canyon, anu
ing his horse from the ousf ~
back 10 the side Of the vcn
dead The deceased was oo'
burgh. Scotland. and was a.,
age Ills death was wv
pected as lie had been u
Ee1ith' lie had resided ,,s. '
since the carly SOS. ana :
master here for nineteen -
a wife and five children,
rangements have not yet p0'-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
snowstorm Arrives on Time

The snowatorm forecastcd bv H.
weather bureau Tuesday arrived in Sait
Lake Wednesday promptly on scheduie
time, accompanied by falling tcmpera-
turc. 1t got here about noon hui I'm
Idaho and at points In Utah north OF here
snow began TO fall much earlier Rain
was falling Tuesday all along the conat
from Los Angeles TO Portland.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Sixth Ward Social.

In the Sixth ward amusement hall
Wednesday evening reception and ball
given by the ward was largely attended
and an enjoyable evening spent by those
present The affair was one OF tho rceu-
lar social series given by the ward during
no wi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Barton Dlsclaims Blame.
To Arrange Easter Bazar.

The young ladies' OK Mrs, e. o Lees Sun
day-sChool OF the Methodist church will meet
OF the home Of Mrs. jacobson, corner OF Fifth
Enst AMI First South. on Friday. TO make ar
rangerncnts for IN Easter bnzar.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Action Is Dismissed.

The suit recently hled ty the Continental
Iifo Insurancc and Investment company
against c J. Higeon and p F. Redman
ties on the bond Of @. l.. Amberg. former
solicitor for tho company he's ben disrnissrd.
II was alleged In the complaint that Amborg
owed tho company s59e. % fer moneys advanced
and sll9 Fl for money collected and retained
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
ALLEGED HOLD-UPS ARE
HELD FOR A TRIAL
City Judge Binds Over Men
Charged With Robbery
and Assault.

Stephen olds, Frank Gerard. Frank Evans
and James Moore have been held fer trial by
the District court on charges OF robbery and
attempted hoid-up Tho four men orc alleged
TO have robbed S, Henderson OF a watch and
rim on tho night OF February 20. on th'S
charge to which they pleaded not guilty, tho
oall wns nNci In the sum of 500 each
Two Face Other Charge.
stephen Olds and Frank Moore also
charged with attempting on the ammo night TO
hold up ut the point OF a revolver. Frank Tom
lnson n bartender in Del Wilson'S Second
South Nreet sOloon, The plea OF not guilty
was nlso entered in this case and the ball Was
likewise flNcd In the rum Of $500. IN default
OF which the men removed To the county
jail
Accused Are Identified
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Insurance TR
IS NOW PERI
No Competition So IA
Insurance Is Conc
a4 in Zion.
DIVISION BY AGENTS
OF COMMISSlO
In Plain English, Youl
Fixed by COmbinel
Insurance..

Tho Firo Insurance Ende,
ciatlon OF Sal, Lake cltv u
Wednesday. Its oflcera
Rogers, president, H. b. "
president; w. p. Lynn. sec !,
ence E. Raybould. treasurs5 y
tive committee consists N II
named, with exception
Eaybould. a. l.. McDonaljs
Cartwright. This act al
Ia In fulnllment OF the nre
recently by the non-board
city OF the formation az
trust. This appellatlon ic q
being applicable. by prom'
organization, 10 the si;uatil
In the membership OF thc1 2
tion is included all the ar
city, so that non-board aes
Lake for the present, at len
OF tho past. The process on
has extended over several N
caused considerable feeling
tercsts affected.
Object Of Comb I
A representative OF the com
Wednesday stated that the'
association is 10 stop demo !
tices and wild cat" una
enforce sound practices Il.
fire hazards and incendIa,
secure equitable rates. Its
concurrent with the limits ]
and has nothing TO do wild
OF the State. Its membersI
any one doing an lnsuranc
tho city. A constitution and !
adopted, but 1t Is claimed IL
ence between this and the fr
association Is the increaso
ship. h
Just an Ordinary
While positively denying 4
ciatlon formed WednesdaS
none OF Its members found
representative could exp!aic
spects 1t differed from ii
cern which was declared n
a trust and disbanded b.
Neither did they deny that
ent from the former Ohio cl-
Say Rates viii H<1.'
1t was positively alleged a
bination does not intend %.
rates heretofore maintalnedf
agencies, but that hcreaftcr.r :
be uniform. Neither Will Il
way the policies now outsf6
claim that IL Will mean a a.
cral decrease in rates on
the business part Of the TOW
They state that a uniform
in securing equitable rates 4.
that fire insurance. like IL,
costs money. md that the I
are the result OF the expe7
best informed insurance IN
1t was also stated that 4
nature OF things II Is found
continually change rates to-
tlons AS they arise.
As to Independent Al
On the other hand. then
who say that a combine can
Independent agencies and ca
the prediction is made that
independent competition WI
II always has appeared q
fairness to the organization
be stated that while an
rates will be observed. N
claimed by It's members fb1
or distribution OF profits 4
that every agency stands 4
free to get all the business u
more business II obtains tho,
be its profits
One Thing Certa
One thing is now q carfaI
gardless OF who issues a poll
will be tho same. In Other
toners Wishing INSURANCE
money and tnke their choice
One Right Not pa'
Tho attempts 10 deprive q
the right or privilege of,
surance rates below the sc'
lished by the board ie net 2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
University Chronicle Is Out

The University Chronicle made its ap-
pearance yesterday morning The Issue
contained several sharp illusions to fac
rlty members and discussed edltorially
the action OF tho faculty in regard to
student activities In q rather vigorous
manner. Some interesting Snap-shots
made up other features OF interest in tho
n ~'N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Dies From Apoplexv-

Andrew S. Low OF $50 Brldport street
a commercial traveller for the q G NJ
l.. died from apopleXy Wednesday Mr.
Low went home the night before In usual
health. lie was Al years of age and
had been employed by the ono concern
survived by a wife and two children
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Called ON Sad Mission.

Evan Stephens OF the Tabernacle choir
went to Mand. Ida, Wednesday to at
tend the funeral OF sister. Mrs Elenor
Dudley. During his absence, which will
oxtend over a week Horace s. Ensign
will take charge of Mr Stcphens's choir
work and his place in the l.. y. s. uni
yersity Will be filed By Noel S Pratt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Will Help the Library.

Teachers in. the public schools OF the city
IL they cnn cecurc Tho consent OF the board
OF directors. which II Ia thought ensiy
lie obtained Mill al once stort the nucleus Of
library which will be OF great bencnt 60 the
teachers and others.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Law Inconvenience for Some,

Tho United States is a decided incon-
Venicncc and constant source OF annoy
ance TO that olirarchy known as the hic-
rarchy. who desire nothing. as II says,
but ITO be let alone How humillating
II must be for such, truly good, great
une puro men to Re obliged TO conform 10
the rules OF an earthly and wicked Gov
ont
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Farm Is Inspected

Judge Brown. Mrs. c. II McSfahop.
Mrs Hugh Park and Capt Wood went TO
Davis county Wednesday to inspect one
OF several farms offered TO tho Industrial
farm committee. A report upon the result
OF the inspection will be submitted In a
few unyS,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
SUB-STAT|ON sign
IS NOW REMOVED
Whether by Order of Hierarch
or Postmaster Thomas, Is
Not Known.
ONE INSTANCE WHERE LAW
COULD NOT BE DEFlED
Postal Station in Deseret News
Book Store Conforms to
Regulations.

The law -defying $50 o'clock n. m. OPEN
ing sign at Sub-station No. 1 OF the Salt
Lake postofhce. IN the Doserct News
book store, was not In evidence Wcdnes-
day AS Il result OF the exposure through
The Tribune. the sign was taken down.
There was no sign substituted for the ono
removed. Signs are not necessary in pub
lie oiflccs AS to hours OF opening when
Tho officers are oLcying the law.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
On Promissory Note.

Maud s Crockcr Hawlcy is suing Frunk
Croker In tho Third District court TO recover
$lO63 2 on promssory note
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Taken Under Amusement.

Tho cnse OF Hcbcr " Wells. ct al VS. A
e. Green. involving tho title 10 certain aren
In connIct between TWO mining claims al Ding
ham was submitted In Judge Norso's court
Wednesday afternoon and taken under advise
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Surrender Unconditional

The introduction of methods at variance
with the regulations OF the Federal Gov
ernmcnt In this ono instance has been
abandoned. 1t was an unconditional sur
render OF an attempt TO operate post
o1icc dependent OF the rules OF the Post
CflCe lCuartmcnt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Revelation Might Make Plain.

Only a revelation could make plain why
those acting directly under the guidance
OF dcity are permitted to be subjected to
So many embarrassing failures Just why
tho enemies" should be allowed to pre-
vail against the righteous is surely dim
cult TO understand
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
WIN Enforce the Law.

HcTcatte.. pepons guilty OF cruelty TO anil
mails Will be given an opportunity To Hny
Good morning, Judge City Humane
Officer Horingcr says that he Intends TO on
forco tho Law to the lottor In the future,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Meeting of Principals.

Principals OF the public schools OF tho city
met in the Offices OF Superintendent d II
Christensen Wednesday Afternoon and were ad-
dressed by the superintendent school mat
tcrs in general
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Found Some "Use. F"

Upon Mr.. Bnrr!cs expressing TO Barton and
Herbert his surprise that animals In such con-
ditlon could DO disposed OF in the market, no
wns answered TO tho effect that some use
could bc found Tor them. OF course II might
bo possible 10 work such meat into highly
senponsd sausage that would not at the time OF
consumption show lts taint but who would
care TO run the rick by eating such an al
tlclc OF food
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Taken to Morgue.

Tho remains were taken TO the morSue or 3
y. Evans whcro they viii be held pending the
completion OF tho Investigation now polng
made, but In view OF the fact that they have
nothing 70 work on. the oilcsrs regard II as
improbable that they Will be able TO fostcn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02

Mr.. Miller has certainly not overlooked
anything. as Will be seen by perusal OF
his voucher If he has, he may file an
amended voucher and II will probably be
gladly allowed. He has even charged In
cidentals. such as portcrs fees. to the
county. and the county Will pay the bill
The voucher is labeled Expenses in
CURED on committee work authorized by
the board February > 1906" and reads as
fnllnHe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
United States No Joke.

il may be inconvcniont for the HE
rorchy TO be continually called down. but
the demands OF public opinion sometimes
win out SOM people ought some time
tc realize that .he United States is not
oh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Tithes Received All Hours.

A survey OF the tithlng yard has failed
TO discover any sign that tithing will
not be received earlier or later than n
certain hour. on this particular Industry
there Is apparently no restriction. either
nS to time or amount There is seemingly
no limit 10 the garlc.
II the hierarchy got a roke-on from
the postal receipts nt Sub-station No. /
II would be kept open nights, Sunday and
holidays. The Government highway Is
surely a hard road TO travel The way of
the transgressor is always hard. either TO
or a underqfand
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02

II is fair TO Mr. Miller TO add that
upon his return from his Chicngo trip no
reported To the board as To his InvestIga9
tlons regarding steam rollers. voting ma
chimes and the bond matter. At the Same
time Nr Miller very strongly recon-
mended a certain make OF steam roller
which he examined while in the Windy
City and the other members OF the board
promptly turned him down and purchased
o different make.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
BODY OF infant IS
found IN A GUTTER
Officers Are Without Clue as to
Parentage of UnfOr-
tunate Waif.

Absolutely unknown as to porcntngo and his
tory, the body OF n mao child. apparently about
10 days old. found WednoEday morning In
guttor at Fourth South and Third West
streets Tho discovery was made during tho
morning by City Detectives shannon and VIII
son. who under orders OF Chief Sheets and nj
tho request OF Coroner Smith arc HnlSlns u
thorough Investigation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Affords No Clue.

Thoro 10 absolutely nothing about the child
TO afford tho officers clue upon which 10
work Tho body nudo, save for n dirty
end ragged piece OF blanket In which II was
wrapped There mnrks OF violence, II
appearing that jhe infant had died natural