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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
WANT REESE ERVATIOH
OPENING POSTPONED
Commissioners Say ShOshOne
Tract Should Not Be Opened
Before August ID.

Special to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. March A-Thc Commits
sioner OF the General Land Office and the
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs have
joined in a recommendation to the Sccrc-
tury OF the Interior that he ask Congress
10 postpone the opening of Shoshonc In
dian reservation from June 10 TIL August
10 1t is expected that this recommends
ton viii be favorably acted upon
The reasons assigned are that the sea-
son around June is Is noted for swollen
streams and overflow. making II impossi-
BILE to ford, and also that railroad Is
being constructed into the reservation
which cannot be completed before June 10.
Senators Warren and Clark and Repre-
sentative Mondell OF Wyoming called on
tho Director OF the Geological Survey to-
day to voice certain npprehenSionS of
Wyoming citizens who fear that In the
proposed Pathfinder irrigation scheme on
the North Platte river, which embraces,
southca stern Wyoming and northwestern
Nebra ska. that Wyoming people residing
along the North Platte below the contem-
plated reservoir may be neglected. and
that the water supply Will be carried past
them and discharged in Nebraska,
The Director OF the Survey promised to
send an engineering commission Into
Wyoming soon to Investigate and report
on all the land along the North Plstte
below the reservoir that Is capable OF
IL,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
TROOPS WILL JOIN IN
Pixies PEAK CARNIVAL
Anniversary of Discovery to Be
Observed in Six Days
Celebration.

WASHINGTON. March 4.-Vive-Admiral
Wray OF the Colorado Springs (COlo) as
soclation which Is preparing the celebra-
ton of the centenary OF the discovery Of
Pixies Peak by Capt Zebulon NJ. Pike
has made arrangements with the authori-
ties here for 4 liberal representation of
the Government on the occasion. As Capt
Pike made his expedition To the AoCky
mountains under the auspices of tho
army. of which he was at the time an
officer large detachment of troops Will
be detailed and compete I'm the exercises.
The date FOR the celebration has been
fixed for September 23-29, and az 1t Will
Immediately follow the annual maneuHers
al Fort Rcilcy. the troops Will be sent d.
Getty from that point The exact num-
ber has not been determined, but Mr..
Wray thinks there VIII be several thou
sand
Capt Leupp OF the Indian bureau has
also promised that the various tribes of
Indians that inhabited the region OF the
peak at the time OF Pixies visit in 1906
shall BE- present.
These Will include Utes, Cheyennos,
Arapahocs Comanches and others
Mr. Wray has also received assurances
that copies of Pixies manuscript reports
on his expedition VIII be supplied and he
expects reproductions Of the ermy uni
form used in Pixies time and also models
of the modern ~arShips. the Colorado and
the Denver.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
ONE ORANGE: BIG ROW
Village All Agog Because Boy Is sus-
pended From School.

NEW YORK. March 4-The suspension
from the public school at Crandall of
Marcus Church. thirteen years old. son
OF George Church for hooking an or
ange from a clNssmate has caused much
Marcus, when accused Of having
stolen the orange, is said first TO hSvc
denied the charge. and then to have
confessed. The matter was laid before
the School Board by Rev Mr. Wesley,
rio principal of the school and II was
decided TO suspend the boy until
a notice of the suspension was read
bcfore the school and the boys father
thinking that his son had been Ill used,
thrcate1ed 10 bring suit against the
hoard for dcfaming the boys character,
mt 90 far as known no action has been
begun Mr.. Wesley said yesterday
.s,Thcrc has been n state Of demoraliz-
ation in the nth grade, 10 which
%orng Church belongs. and the boy
has been looked upon as a sort OF n
rSncleadcr among his classmates In
making disorder. In view OF the situ%-
,Ion tSe board decided TO take drastic
action and suspend the boy as a warm
ing 20 others. - .-,o,,t,,,
George Church ~ IN th' uuohi's
buslness in New YORK.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
STOCKING 0. K; SO is SHE
But the Initials Made Fifth Avenue
Strollers Smoker

NEW YORK. March Fifth avenue
had a breathless moment yesterday af-
ternoon when a tall. we'll groomed young
woman with a delicious tilt to her nose
and love OF Il tailor gown swung
across Thlrty-Cighth street with a man
In tow As her foot cleared the curb she
caught up her gown.
A passcr-by-male yaricty-looked down
and gave n gasp Another saw and a
laugh waS smotheTed I'm his throat.
When third snlckcr was heard the
eye. to be confronted with the cause OF
this unsecnly mirth.
There on her black silk stocking, just
above the rim OF the dantlest booD. ap-
20 X
"Wha-whaCs that?" inquired the man
In a faint voice
The girl followed his eyes and replied
brtsIly, "On. my initials. OF course.
Pretty dosing, isn't IT,"
The Eirl was Miss Olga kildare
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
HONEYMOON TOUR ENDED
Longworth Says He Had Greatest
Time of His Life.

SAVANNAH. Ga March 4-'Thc most
delightful trip | ever had" said Nicholas
Longworth this afternoon, he stood in
the door OF the private car GTassmere rs
his train stopped here for few minutes
en- route 10 Washington our trip TO
Cuba was one OF endless delight"
IL was suggested that a visit 10 Savan-
nah and Roswell. Ga. would be I'm or
ested In the bride. as her maternal an
cestora had resided In both, and felt that
they had claims upon her and himself,
since he had become a member of the
family and also that his grandfather had
once resided here when young man
"Wo would Ike to visit them" said
Mr. Longworth "and / expect we VIII
at some later date My wife Is cspe-
clally anxious 10 visit both places We
have had the greatest time of our lives
stll duty Is calling and we are both glad
to get back TO take up once more the
serious duties OF life
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
MINISTER IN ELOPENIENT
Travelled With Rich Bridegroom of
76 and Bride of SO.

NEW YORK, March 4.-Seldom does an
elopement occur where the minister who
performs the ceremony goes hundreds Of
miles with the elopers. as was the case
with the quiet marriage here on Saturday
Of William Thomas. aged 16 years and
Miss Martha Cooper aged 5S. both Of
Meadville Pa They were married at the
Hotel Manhattan by the Rev DR. T. L
Flood. also OF MeadVillc.
Mr.. Thomas is a trustee OF the Ale
eheny college and of the First Methodist
church OF Meadvllle He Is also a director
In the First National bank there. and has
been twice married before His bride was
a teacher In the Mcadville High school
Friends OF the couple in Meadyille did not
know anything about the marriage until
1t had been performed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas have gone to Palm Beach on
their honeymoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
LAFOLLETTE'S MEMORY
Senator Uses Card Index and Readily
Recalls Voters He Has Met

SHEBOYGAN. WIS, March 4.-Sheboy-
gan High school was the scene OF the
disclosure OF the real secret OF Senator
I-afollettes marvellous memory for faces.
Marie Thlescn won the debate for her
team ON the question that Lafolletto Is
q politician and not n statesman, by de-
cIarlng that the Senator has always car
ricd around with him card Index OF the
persons he ought 10 know, thereby max
Ing II possible for him to recognize men
he has seen only once before, and 70
converse with them on the intricate de
tails OF their business, family affairs and
their political beliefs. This ability has
won hundreds OF votes for him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
England Deports American

NEW YORK, March 4.-Thc FIRST Amer
lean to be deported from England under
the new immigration act which won't into
effect January l. arrived in this port to-
day on the steamer Consuclo He was
David l.. Allen of Brooklyn. and the rea-
son for which he was shipped back was
that he lacked the necessary SO. which
tho new law provides that every alien
must have on the ground that without II
ne Is liable TO become public charge
The English law was framed after the
American Imml lgration laws.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
JAPS C0RRALING TRADE
Little Brown Hen Rapidly Gaining
Supremacy OH the Pacific.

WASHINGTON. March 4-Consul-Ge
eraI Rodgers al Shanghai reports that
since the close OF the war with Russia,
Japar has entered actively upon the cX-
tension OF her merchant marine.
He refers TO semi-oficial reports that
japanese ships Will soon reach every port
touched by Pacific waters and says the
shipbuilding companies OF Japan are
building new vessels. repairing old ones,
altering captured craft and adapting cv-
crything they have ehoat 10 secure the
carrying trade OF the Pacific.
Consul Licfcld Of Freiburg reports on
Germany's completion Of the laying OF
the new Pacific cable from Shanghai TO
Yap. In the Caroline Islands, which he
eavs covers over 1000 miles. closes gnp
that makes 1t the first continuous non
English line TO cncirClc the globe and
island inj'syo shrdlu shrdlu shrdlu shrdu
is laid at the grentcst ocean depth OF any
I'm the world. reaching - 966 feet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
GIRL CATCHES MAN
WHO TOOK Jewels
Police Misses Him for a Week,
but She Stops Him in
Street.
HOLDS HIM UNTIL THE
LIMBS OF LAW ARRIVE
lie Posed as Gentleman of
Leisure" and COurted
Her Ardently.

NEW YORK, March A handsome,
well-dressed young woman yesterday al
ternoon. during shopping hours at Twen-
ty-thrd street and Broadway, rushed
into a crowd and throwing her arms
around the neck OF a man bore hi INTO
the ground and held him until four po-
lieemen arrived; who picked him up
without care and caTted him To the West
Thirteenth street police station, with
hundreds OF people trailing behind.
Harry Brunner "a years old, or High
and well-known family, Is the pedigree
given by the prisoner Miss Amber
smith OF No. 23 East sixty-hrgt street
Is complainant She charges that the
Frank ChampeauX and stole SO and a
500 diamond ring from her. Drummer was
transferred to the East Sixty-seventh
street police station last night
Fairy Tales of Wealth.
Some months ago Miss Smith met
Brunner, knowing him as ChampcauX.
He told her he was a gentleman OF lei
sure. had plenty OF money and was liv-
Ing at the Imperial hotel. n few years
ago. he said he va semploycd by the
Standard oil company. and the police
yesterday rudely observed that perhaps
the experience with the corporation had
taught the man his delicate methods,
a week ago yesterday Drummer called
at Miss Smiths home In the afternoon.
and asked ii he could take her To the
opera The girls mother said the young
people had not known each other long
enough for that, so the man asked if he
might not accompany the girl on a shop
ping tour She agreed, and they took a
car downtown. Miss Smith SAYS thut
Drummer took SO from her purse few
minutes before they started,
As the couple neared Long Acre square
| Drummer saw diamond ring on the girl
! finger. she SAYS, and resentfully said
| Why yours engaged"
She denied the assertion, and says
| BrCnner asked 10 sec the ring i was
| handed over. and II IL declared that
| Drummer performed dcft disappearing
act at Fouty-sccond street and Broadway
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
ARMY GRADE AT STAKE
Bill to Abolish Rank of Lieutenant
General May Be Up Today.

WASHINGTON, March i.-Under sus-
pension OF the rules today I'm the House
il is not unlikely that an effort viii be
made TO get consideration of the bill
abolllshng the grade OF Lieutenant-Gen-
eraI in the army. This bill has been In
troduced and favorubly reported from the
Military committee since provision to
The same end failed as legislation on the
army appropriation bill
The. bill as reported. goes into effect on
its passage and consequently makes no
provision for the promotion 10 that rank
of Gems Corbn nnd MncArthur.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
FIRE IN PHILIPPINES
100000 Blaze Wipes Out Tacloban
Capital of Leyte Island,

MANILA. March i.-Tacloban. the cap
ital OF the island Of Lcyte, has been de-
stroyed by fire. The financial loss is
reported TO be 100000
Tacloban was the fifth city OF the
Islands and was situated In an important
hemp district.
number OF warehouses; were de-
stroycd Government assistance viii be
rushed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
POPE MAY PROTEST
Vatican Likely to Take Notice Of
French Attitude Toward Church.

ROME, March 4.-In view of the recent
riots in France. much interest attaches
To the consistory which VIII be held at
the Vatican on March 10 for the purpose
OF considering the French Governments =
attitude In the matter OF separation of
church and state.
The Pope. 1t Is expected. will formulate
a protest against separation, and proba-
bly, secret Instructions will be sent 10 the
bishops In France as TO their attitude
toward the now law. II is considered pos
sibc at this consistory the Pope VIII NIL
tho vacancies In lhc College of Cardinnla
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
Will Try Him for Murder.

BRUSSELS, March Tho Chilean Govern
mcnt has notified the Belgian authorities that
IL valves the right OF diplomatic Immunity in
the case OF Scnor Waddngton. son OF the
chilean Charge d'AfaIrcs here, who on Feb
runry 4 ehot and killed Senior Balmaceda
Secretary OF the Chilean Consulate. Sonor
Waddlngton has surrendered 10 The authorl-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
Edward ON French Soil.

PARIS. March 4-On for n two months
holiday, and travelling as the Duke OF
lancaster. King Edward Will this week
VISIT Paris where he VIII stay at the
British embassy until Tuesday During
his visit TO the French capital nc Will
meet President Fallicres. From Para
the King goes 10 BlarriiZ and Will stay
there until the end OF March.
While at BiarrltZ he will receive King
Alfonso OF Spain and discuss with him
the details of the lattcrs marriage to
Princess Ena OF Battenbcrg,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
ALL EYES ON MOROCCO
Algeciras Conference Now the Focus
Point in International Affairs.

WASHINGTON. March 4.-Thc Alge-
cirag conference on Moroccan affairs VIII
continue this week to be the focus point
I'm international interest The question OF
the Moroccan bank having been practical
ly passed over, the conferocS by a motloh
ad6ntCd saturday viii now consider the
most important point, the policing OF the
country. =,
Should agreement on this question be
possible an early solution Of the whole
problem and On adjournment OF the con-
ference may be looked for.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
SETTLEMENT SEEMS POSSIBLE.
Both Germany and France Likely to
Make Concessions

ALGECIRAS, March 4.-One of the dele
gates having n most vital interest in the
conference on Moroccan reforms said to-
night that settlement Of the controversy
between France and Germany now seemed
possible, but he declined 10 make known
the lines the arrangement would TAX
However, the trend OF recent events has
indicated that If any settlement is reached
II would most likely be because France
would make concessions with reference
TO the bank question and Germany in re.
turn would adopt a less uncompTomising
alIlIndc concerning the police.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
HUSBAND, 19, IS THE BOSS"
Bride, IA, So Advised by Court,
Scratched Her Own Face.

UTICA, March 4.-John Faro. 10 years
old, and his bride. a. have quarreled
continually over who would be boss of
the home. ever since they were married
two weeks ago. Mrs. Faro today caused
tho arrest of her husband. charging that
he had scratched her face, and for eyi-
dence she presented the said face, which
resembled measles advertisement done
In red Ink.
Under pressure the girl confessed that
she scratched her own face to make the
Judge warn her husband TO be moro sym
pathetic. Go home with your husband.
and remember he Is boss said the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
Famous Jurist Is Dead,

DETROIT, Mich, March - tiIJpdge Ben :
~ Michigan Supreme court. died yestcr-
6ay emS at his home In Dotrolt aged 50 years;
Hc was the last survivor of the noted
80 - lotto of Michigan JudGes-Thomas NJ
SSnaicy lanes V Campbell, Isaac T.
CpTtsfinncy and Judge Gravcs-whose dc,
c,sions have for years been freely clted
I'm courts and law colleges throughout
tho United states.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
Schooner Safe in Port,

SAN FRANCISCO, March 3-The
schooner Sadie, which has been lowering
between safety and destruction on the
northern coOst near Umpqua, where she
recently became waterlogged In a storm.
is finally safe. having been towcd into
ITmpuua The work OF dlscharging her
cargo of lumber is now under way.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
To Discuss Election Laws

NEW YORK March iIThe association l,lI,l,
80 nreyent corrupt practices at elecnons
.o,,l 20 ~ ,,,eet I'm New York March to 4 Tho
H,,blent for discussion will be primary
and election laws and corrupt or prRo1,GeS' RoIGSS
iondnr nn, OF tho opposition In the Canadian
Parliament
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
10000 in War Dance.

LORENZO MARQUES. Portuguese
East Africa. March i-The Duke OF Con-
nnughl who has been on tour OF In
,pection in British South Africa, today
yltncssed a war dance hero by l2.OOO ma
ives. Such an armed assemblase Is with
1ut parallel in times OF peace.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
Steamer Hits Rowboat; Three Lost.

sTEUBENN1LLE, o.. March AIN a COLL
sion with the Virginia, the largest steamer on
tho Ohio river, rOwboat In which were four
men wnE Snp5lZcd MinGo today. drowning
Joseph Zerbc Gregory Maui and Gcrbcrt
Springer, while George Ylschnich, a saloon
keeper, VIII die,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
Serious Matter for Addressee.

This is good service out of the Salt
Lake postoGlce, compared with some of
the records Of the Salt Lake service. but
I'm the case of Mr.. Shaws letter there
was a good chance for serious conse-
quences The letter contained infoTma-
lion concerning a monetary matter In
which Mr. Shaw came nearly losing 5000
because of the lncficIency of the Salt
I ~ uostoflCc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
|IJ KILLS 10
CITY
lis in Heart of Meri-
|iss., Swept Away
a Flash.
DESTROYED TO
ElLuE OF $1,000
4 Bodies May Still Be
Ned Under the
Ruins.

uI~. March 4.-Nineteen
- TO have beer killed as
,srnado which swept over
rs city shortly after g
5.alss. .
n.sons were injured, and
an estimated value of one
vas destroyed.
4, 10 the very center OF the
IL were swept away and
a any consequence along
LIS Ist standing
y and confusion following
-,,s o. an appalling loss OF
rat but after a careful
q Stuation tonight the fol-
fiaG appears to be COM
Known to Be Dead.
|rclNNlS. conductor Mobile
FARDs, 1ag1nan.
|SlS. ~
a sINGLEroN and little
NTH
-laT and little son Of Cot
me- Co,tondale.
|CLLlaMS.
aE proprietor Of a restau-
b colored Killed.
"a p.Ople are also known TO
, dsrks In the Queen & Cres-
~ sGe reported killed have
.1nlst for
|.dsg Of citizens OF Meridian
|thy end sSU11 was immedi-
rlet 10 aid the destitute and
y Mississippi Legislature. In
tthos. today appropriated
- fund.
q l6shed to Rescue.
tsan At noon secured a spe-
Il ksdIng 1t with convicts
ekn County farm. dispatched
AEdlan. The city now en-
~ spsatacle of State con-
3 ,he rescue work.
! I1-lcally suspended. and
; giEing his best efforts to-
--g BE suffering.
tsfssred In the southwest
j lst evening. A low, fun
-e vas seen 10 form near
talJ rain had been falling
Il ;Ae humidity became In
y hat could be heard for
p esended on the city.
ks Of life is reported from
z shat is known as the
Easnsnt.
- mIll there was partial
sTcbab!y 30 small houses
y OF badly damaged, The
frcnt street and wrought
! nsr
azhi plant was partially
ae etty was thrown into
Lanterns. candles and
IS Verc used by the peo-
lhoes OF safety. The tor
A'e'e damage on Twenty
1tIxeen Front and Rail-
| S'eTal houses on this ave
~ destruction.
lie storm lasted for only
aty people declaring that
auon was wrought With
ven minutes.
aags destroyed or prac-
sNs those of the Thomas
teSFsny, Elmire's restau-
sae 'i'ae Hardware company.
tsel Thornton's Transfer
culpepper hotel, New
[nsas,ern freight depot.
SSslsn Association build
seaS company, the City
. nl W ]. Woodside
@slress company, Guif
ehy and innuncrabie
"A vsed foT residences by
ssdeisiood that little II
s..a,fee ss-Isfee was carried. and
IsslS!e fan heavily on the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
WI kAKY BLOCKS.
La'is Morning Peacefully
in the Rain.

E,s :, Ala March 4.-Manv
|ts y Inc storm In Meridia =
IL he'ald's correspondnnt lat'
~, ~ operator Tor the
IN IN -tslIrold, owes his o @so
II, Saen The wind sIrucE
's = 1lsat 10 the fact tbat
Ess sss'lng, aIg, vixen they hoard ard
|Er.,., outside, attempted '"iO ~
s. IL H.l Of them were ini,rcI ID
e nayFi1 lS5 IVA was Handicapped ed
he eSp.s, essS over his head
escaped with q few
-l HssAs "a the wind p,avoo
t'o.n1 C1 Of a little bab1' p5S , e% oi
Il ss'm It's home. swepiGc- epEy 9t p,
ts,l may feet a6oyn SpihS ~ II l
ID blocks. DO and dnaIiv Sne Gee
vi The ground unin-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
g Found Asleen

h he rain FOR bour.
sslsg cb1e,e, Se Tor It's expert
'sthd ', he 90 : o clock when
N t@srlnple le missing child #
eGss!ss Siut;he q the tornado was
iT,lSeyiIIe lSs HsPdw9Gprr H,P; 5?oGr man man
q. 1Issn 3, lhe i SuiiSIDSSe iGS center ate;
illlea hi, him were futile
W slashi1vc Doom he ended
y, HIS bn51,!h MS throat with
's ysats' s'l9g. oI9 Mr. WHiIamesa WHHsI es
u two sist61Is, unmarried and