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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-22
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OF.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OF
fee Of the Supervising Architect.
Washington, u. C.. december 18th, 1906.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re
ceivcd at this Office until 3 O'Clock y.
m. on the LIST day Of February, 1907,
and then opened. for the construction
of the Leprosy Investigation station
at Molokai, Hawaii. In accordance with
the drawings and specification, copies
Of which may he had nj this Office; or
at the Office OF the Superintendent Of
Construction and Repairs Room in3.
New Post Office. san Francisco. Cali.
rornia. and Once Of Collector Of Gus
toms. Honolulu. Hawaii.
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR,
Supervising Architect.
3jG9-Dcc. go. %. "a, 20. Is, 81.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
SNOWSL|DES CUT OFF
Miners IN NOUN TA|AS
Colorado ProspectOrS Have
Hair Breadth Escapes and
Some May Have Perished.

DENVER. March 16-Ouray, Durango.
Silyerton, Lcadvillc. Aspen and other
smaller mining camps nave been visited
with snowslides during the past two days
Huiroreadth escapes from tho snow,
which thundered down the steep sides OF
the mountains, are reported from every
mining camp, and grave fears are enter
tained for scores of daring prospectors
and miners who are cut off from the out
side world In their lonely cabins far up
in the hills.
One slide at Siverton struck the edge
OF the town, doing considerable damage.
Miners Cut Off.
The railroads In the San Juan region
are blocEoded. The South Park road Is
blocked by u slide near Lcadyilfe, The
mines around Crested Butte are complete
ly cut off from transportation
Lato reports last night told OF a gen.
eral storm of unprecedented severity for
this season throughout the eastern and
central portions OF Colorado but clearing
weather is looked for.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
CONSPIRACY IS
ALLEGED BY MOYER
Counsel for Prisoner Makes
Charges Against Governor
GOOding and Others.
FOREMAN OF THE GRAND
JURY is ALSO INCLUDED
Arguments Upon Matters Will
Be Made Before Court at
Caldwell.

CALDW ELL. Ida. March l6.-PEesldent
Charles H Meyer. SeCretary-Treasurer
William d Haywood and former Execu-
tive Committeeman George a. Petubone,
the officers OF the Western Federation OF
Miners. who nre charged with tho murder
OF forT,.er Gov. Frank Steunenbcrg, were
taken before District Judge Frank Smith
this morning for arraignment
Conspiracy Alleged.
Their attorneys filed motion TO quash
the indictments and submitted NolumlnouS
ai1dnVlts alleging conspiracy between
GOV Frank r Gooding and others idyn-
titled with the prosecution to deprive the
defendants of their liberty
Foreman Grand Jury Indicted.
These afidavis alege, further, that A
b Moss the foreman of the grand jury
talked with the governor, with James ID
Hawlcy. senior counsel for the prosecu-
ion anG that ne expressed opinions pre-
,udicint 10 tho prisoners while tue charges
were under consideration.
Arguments and Testimony,
Testimony bearing on these afildavits
counter ufjdavlts and arguments VIII be
made before Judge Smith tomorrow morn"
ing. ,.c.a,, o,s, ,,o,,-
toned thc coIrt to admit the accused men
TO bail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
WOMAN MURDERED;
. PHYSICIAN IS ACCUSED
Southern Beauty Believed to
Have Been Slain for
Her Money.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, March l6.-Dr.
Herman Feist was arrested here today
charged with numbering Mrs. Rosa Man
grum. whose body was found floating In
the Ohio river al Cairo H. some time
ago she having LEFT Nashville December
IL last. ostcnsiby for visit TO ST. Louis
Dr. Fcist Is prominent In Nashville and
his arrest caused sensation
Mrs Mangrum WAS the wife OF n bar
Der here The couple had domestic diff
ferences and last December Mrs. Man
grum said Che would visit relatives In
St. Louis.
Mrs Mangrum was the possessor of
considerable money i'm her own name
Her beauty, as we'll as her gowns and
jewery. were much admired,
The warrant which charges Dr. Feist
with robbery and murder WINS sworn cut
by Mrs ManErum1 brother.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
10 KILLED IN A TERRIBLE
DISASTER ON D, & R, G..
PONIES FOUNDER IN
SEA OF Mud At ASCOT
Col. BrOnstOn 0utgames Favor
ite in Hard Drive at
Finish.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, March l6-The
track Mt Ascot WAS a sea OF mud today,
and very slow time was made In all
events. The feature OF the card was won
by Col Bronson at to J. He outgamed
Ila In q hard drive in the final sixteenth
Lehero. at Is 10 l, was the longest price
horse TO win. The rest Of the races were
won by favorites. Results.
Lehero Gets the Money.
First race. six furlongs-Lehero Ill
Qunz), Is to l. won; Brannigan. Jos
lMorlarity), 10 TO !, second; My Surprise.
ll5 (Palms). II to 5. third Time l1Th.
San Luton, Barranca Lydia Wrousman,
La Tarranta, Tizen and Ncncido also ran
Second race six and q half furlongs-
kumiss. los 1Palms), ls to 5, won; Maza-
pan. l0i (Sullivan. 10 to l. second; Koug-
rouck. 100 Doyle IL To l. third, Time.
l:2i. Lady Huron. Jack Hennessy. Sand
storm, Damas, Col. Jewell, Desmages.
Ossian' Lady Travcrs and Bauble also
Third race, 1--WE and half furlongs-
Seedcakc los Preston) l8 To 5, won Babe
b., lbs Ckunz). . TO / second; Tmkeyfoot.
SavIe Ss am 10 o. 'nrd Sa ilf"e; Chem M
istry and Lesbia left al the post.
IMcDan!eD. s to l, won: liza. 81 Preston),
to l. second, j. +. Donahue, 50 tHornerJ,
Cabin and Cotillion also ran
Fifth race, six furlongs-Mory Glenn;
ll3 McDanieD, to 5. won: Durbar. ll3
CFlscheD to !. second; Kinsman, It's
CKunz). % To l. third. Time. lfl612.
Anonu Happy Chappy. Huachuca and
komombo also ran,
Sixth race. one mile and seventy yards
Lord Badge. lO2 (McDanieD. TO ~.
won, Miss May Bowdish, l03 Palms). 10
to J. second; Graphite, los lPreston), 10 to
Hoodwink and Blissfui also ran.
Seventh race. six furlongS-Pachucas 100
Palms). 8 to 5, won; Patsy Brown, lGS
tFischerl, to =. second; BAILEY No
(Moriarlty).. 30 to /, third, Time 1:l6. Or.
Roberts, Dlxelle, Phyz. Chief Aloha
Myrtle h. Miss Croix also ran
Saturdays Entries at Ascot.
First race. six fuprlongs-Jemes J. Cor
bett 10 Regal luS, Prince Ching l01. +.
c. Runte lO7 Hagerdon lo7, Chief Aloha
lO7, La Taranta lOe, Hirtic 1o5. Quick
Stride lC2 Eastermorn 80. Mazapan.
Seedcake, Babe B 81. Desmages 81.
Second race. one milc-Lehero 1l3. st.
Vida l10, San Luton 40. Young MARROW
10. Moor 40. Gondolus llo, The Pride no.
Lanork 10. Frecsals los, Barranca los.
Huapalo los Nuptal los, Paramount Jos.
Nj Rena lG3
Third race, six furongs-Dr. Hollis llo,
Flrmfoot l9. Ell Otros 1V1 Ell Barnardo oa
lo2. Linda Rose lCO Silver Wedding 49,
Neatnaes 90
Fourth race ST Patricks Day handi-
cap. one mile-Ebony ia. Orilene loo,
1 CONAN Su ia % ~,
Fifth race. mile and sixteenth
Gentle Harry III. Cabin les, Ethylene lol.
CherIpe 100, Graphite 9S, Viona %. Beasco
50, Creston Boy 90. Elizabeth y; 50.
Sixth race. six turlongs-ReVel ll5, Dur
bar lO9 Rudolfo l07, Belle Kinney, Anona
103 Mies Aftable lO3 b. Betsy 1ol' Star
ling So Mazonia %.
Seventh race. one mile-Old Mike ia;
Myrtle II 112, Ell Nerraco ITO, Needtui
10 Patsy Brown 10 Kinsman 100, ST.
Win!fred los Tcndercrest 10S Phyz JOS.
Red Damsel los. Paclnco lO6. EXapo 100,
Rubiana l0i. Tangible l03
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
TROOPSHIP IN "A GALE
Thomas Breaks Down at Sea and Pas
sengers Badly Scared.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, March 10
Among the passengers on the Ulited
States transport Thomas, which arrived
rodav were Rear Admiral T. II Stevens
retired and Cnl. =. a. Darlington. In
speCtor General of the army I'm the Phil
pp!ncs, who Is on sick leave,
When u few DAYS out from Manila ono
of Tho engines of the Thomas broke
down and for thirty hours the vessel was
put undc! slow bel; u allow the mechan-
les y chance TO make the necessary re-
During this limo terrific storm was
raging and some OF the timid passengers
became greatly alarmed
sEight Russians secrCted themselves on
hoard at Nagasak They arc literally
supplied with money and express dcsir"
to iourncy 10 Alaska 10 join whaling
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
PICKAWAY HANDS OUT
HARD JOLT TO RING
Considerable Coin Put Down on
Him by Crowd in First
Betting.
PENTAG0N ALSO SPRINGS
SURPRISE ON B00KIES
ROmpS in Winner at II to T.
Briers Tangled
Up.

SAN FRANCISCO. March l6.-Plckn-
ways victory In the fourth race at oak
land today cost the ring heavily. as con-
siderable money poured In on him
when he WAS opened at 10 to- in the
betting.
Another surprise was sprung In Penta-
gon the winner of the nth race. who
opened at TO / and closed at u to l.
Brcrs. the faVorite In this event, finished
outside the money. Weather cloudy,
track heavy
Pepper Pod Hot One.
Results; First race, five furlongs,,Pep-
IL, 10 q. WIllams), 2 to / second: L-au-
ia Van, % (SchadcD. 10 to /. third. Time.
l04A Sue Chester Oasis. Sicyons Niota,
Avonellar Lou Otstot, Estmere, Bcrcnial
and Alumdina also ran,
Second race, six furlongs-St Francis.
112 (Clark, Is to 20, won. I'm Joe. l12
(RobnsonD, to l. second; Cocksure 100
GKuapp) TO l, third. Time, III Wheat
Montanus also ran.
Blumenthal Fast Muddcr.
Third race futurIty coursc-BlumenthaI.
100 CKnapp). IL to 10. won; Mimo. 100
tRoblnson), 6 to /. second; Fullsway. l29
(Minder), 60 to /. third Time. ll4h
Reubold. Bathbcach. Oronte and Gibral-
tar also ran.
Fourth ruce one mile-PiCkaway, 107
Ct Clark. 6 TO l, won JaCkfull 10I IT
SULLIVAN Q to 2 second, Modicum, 10
Fountaim 4 TO ], third. Time. la Ma
arvon and Profitable also ran.
Pcntagon Another Surprise.
Fifth race. mile and nifty yerds-Penta-
gon SO (RusselD. l2 TO /, won; Chabis
10I (Robinson). TO l, second Wenrlck
III IMinder). TO l. third. Time. AZ
Cardinal Sarto Byronerdalc. Brierss Mr.
Fnrnum and Barker also ran.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Ralbcrt. l07
CBrusseD. 3 to l, won; Hector. 30 CRice).
Is To .. second Elevation. 81 (Harty), ~
10 !. third Time. 1;l5l2. Celeres, David
Boland Wee Lass and La Londe also
ran
Saturdays Oakland Entries.
First race. four furlongs-Ray Egan.
ia Mabel Hollander, III; Neppa, 100. Ar
row Maker. 1CG. Ocean Shore log. Hand
maiden 1903. Ramro, lO2. Lugano. 80
Second race, two mileS-Byroncrdale.
lO7; EXpedIent. lG2; Tom Hawk, 1O2; Mr.
Farnum 1O2; Leila Hin, 100.
Third race, Futurity course-Tocolaw-
III: Don Domo los; Young Pilgrim los;
I.Isaro, 80: Get Rich Quick. 50.
Fourth race Thornton stakes, four
miles-Wirc In, 10 Brigand. 1l2, Nine
Spot 10: Prescrvator. 1O4.
Fifth race seven and half furlongs-
Clydeo los: Gateway los; The Lleutcn-
ant, l02; Argreshlre- l0l, Magrane 20,
Christine A. IS; Critical 81. shady Lad.
95; Graceful 80; Judge, ~; Buchanan, %,
Pelham, %
Sixth race one mile-Soufriere. l13;
Corn Blossom 1G5: Beknghted 102, CIce-
Iy 90 Boloman, %; Wrenne. 30
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
FOUR BURNED TO DEATH
Guests Flee From Hotel in Their
Night Clothing.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. March l6-The
business portion of the village OF Justin,
Osceola county. was destroyed by fire
early today
The fire started In the basement Of the
Hotel Cosmopolitan.
clothes Four were burned TO death,
The Dead.
WILLIAM III. MGRANE. proprietor OF
the hotel
MRS WILLIAM II. NJ CRANE
EDWARD DE MORREST, porter.
CHARLES WORKMAN, travelling man.
The financial loss Is small
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
UTAH PASSENGERS FORTUNATE.
Travelled in the Sleeper and Escaped
JJnhurt

Utah passengers were fortunate in es-
Gaping without injury I'm the terrible dis
astcr on the Denver & Rio Grande near
Florence. Colo early Friday morning.
With the exception of X. W Phillips OF
Kaysville whose foot was slightly In
Iurcd all the others escaped unacathed.
Among the passengers were Myra l..
SAWYER OF Salt Lake: Mrs. Hilton and
W. A. Wattis ogden. and j. f. Holt
Syracuse. These passengers Travelled In
the sleeper and VIII long remember the
narrowing experience. No. g. the train
which was wrecked was reported last
night TO be only four hours late.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
Frisco Sugar War.

s,S FRANCISCO. March l6.-The Sugar
-. t,ru,a,p CLAUS SpTCCkclS' Western
@ Smgar refinery and the Sugar Factory
SmTpany OF Honolulu. has caused tho Tor
,,.,r COMPANY to bring raw sugar to this
nast ~ fron ..ubn Mr. Sprcckels has put
,n n lire OF sailing vessels for this pur-
Csc He also Will receive cargocs from
iowa md the Philippines
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
RACING ENDS AT ASCOT.
Horse Fans Now Turn to New Or
leans Tracks.

Todays raccs IN Los Angeles at the
Ascot track VIII end the season for the
ponies al that popular resort and ar
rangcments have been made by Manager
Applcgatc at the local turf exchange to
put up the results from this New Orleans
races in the place Of those which hnVo
been coming from Ascot
Most OF the fastest horses in the coun-
try are entered in the events TO be run of
In the coming National events In the
Louisiana city and wire will be run direct
from the scene OF action
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
21 PASSENGERS RESCUED
Steamer Goes Ashore and Travellers
Taken Off Over Life Line,

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.. March lG-The
British steamer Cearcnse. from Para for
New York, struck on the shoals between
Island Beach TODAY, and Is still hard
aground The sea Is smooth and II Is be-
lieved that the steamer VIII be foatcd at
high tide.
Capt Mason said that the passengers
became panic stricken when the Cearense
struck the sandy bottom, but were soon
calmcd
The twcnty-oGe passengers were safely
taken from the ship this afternoon by
means of the bTeeches buoy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
siocks Highways.

.E4sy In moriy week past cul-
ne5 ,tI. Mt heaviest snowstorm
\. va ~ ,alley this winter This
In ~. Ten Inches OF snow
3 q .os mountains II has pjlel
ri IS,.ste,n, teet. and reports arc
y \ sl.,sslele 10 reSh Kimberly
~ lu,o a.. a. dnNa before tbs road
! Ega ,2,. wayne county.
s rrI.r a w considerable damage
Q rs,,,, kimberly. Most OF Inc
n "a, were uuroofed Tho
IA1ri, i'sed @ on !ts founda,ion.
'.r 0sbst mn was partially nm
\ T eulldingo were mGr, 'n M
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
BULLET STOPS WEDDING
While Bride-Elect Goes Shopping,
Her Fiance Kills Himself.

ST PAUL, March l6-Whllc his be-
trothed was purchasing her wedding
gown at local store. Paul Llndberg Of
Omaha. "A travelling salesman shot him
self through the head I'm room at the
Merchants hotel He was TO have Ecen
married tomorrow.
The body was found this afternoon by
the woman on her return To the hotel
from her shopping expedition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
BRITT TO FIGHT HERMAN.
Articles Signed for Battle in Los An
geles in May.

TOLEDO. o. March ls.-Articles Of agree
rntnt InsurIng a light between Jimmy Britt
of san Francisco and Eid Herman OF Chicago
have been signed by both principals and for
cinc Athletic club, Los Angeles.
The tight will occur tho first week In May
Eoth mon to weigh In at lS3 pounds AT
G O'Clock.
Herman signed the papers today, after Britt
had signed them last week and posted his
certified check a guarantee OF good falth-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
,,s Asents in California

z n lie March 1e.-Tho husi-
5nss a .As,neriean AssoaiaS,oO 0uslI VI
Assn .o1ay discussed the
readinr nsse- The ,cssion
iisies, 10 oI paper on some
Egf d ~Egage men Of ali
i; ls,1, Q, ,,ayier Of Chicago GEN
Ts,aa,the NJ The Chicago a Sns,m ssm-
.s-sisr Ssrt ,. on their s so,,,tnIn men
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
Insurance Company Sued.

SAN FRANCISCO March 16.-F c.
Howard. a policy holder in the Pacific
Mutual Fire company. hns filed a suit
10 prevent the merger of that company
with the Conservative Life Insurance
company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
nan Rode HORSE

q rt;.,sss y. o. 70 Kimberly yesterday
VS. wnn! tnreo times. Among
fsAy ,ho ,hDmsn with u baby nyc
scnan a rig had TO be aban-
posl,rs,, was mounted on ono
~ he G ida looI the baby on an
mp WAS comnI..t,d ''' '''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
mitchell and Robbins Confer.

Mcssrs. Mitchell and Robbins had a con-
c,rencr this afternoon, the credentials
committee reported ct the afternoon ses, ,
in,, In favor of seating Patrick Dolan and
1tr,an Bellinsham. Us delegates from Dis
49,, No & This report was adopted.
The report OF the scale committee en-
aob p settleIncnt as requested by Pres
t5rt Roosevelt was adopted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
NEW BOXER IN CITY

KID" Bnsactt tho lightweight lighter OF
Cache ynIlcy wishes TO light any lightweight
I'm rho stntc OF Utah Nt l3p poundo rlnHsldt'
Basset has recently returned dTom d h1 sn cgSTs 20
nlccp In the lightweight division. All sppHca-
lions win be Considered by his manager; a.
r. Casey. 100 South Main street. 9a' bA"'
CITY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
Hot Congressional Fight,

WILMINGTON. o. March &c. j. Hide
brand was today nominated as u Repubilcan
candidate 10 succeed Congressman ScTosGlns
fror, tic Sixth district. and rival convention
viii nset nj Xcnia nSrt "Wednesday. al which
Il is expected Mr.. ScroGgins VIII be nom
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
!. tacoma Hotel.

.sss. r06 ce1na, ls:-Firc tonight IN
"a eaus1er eaS,ner OF st HeIens "o o,,n ~,
e. b is',i.u, tSs and their OF tSm;1,s slO;9S.
y -rabls % anr and for time
. Ia s,,Ie, ,IH,ursd md tho rlamos
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
BACK TO THE OLD HOME,
MARY, SAYS ARNOLD
Managers and Boxers Return
From the Wilds of
Idaho.

Take the hack back to Hackensack, Jack.
And sst the gang 10 work.
They've got TO make up tho coin lost
When l put the Jew ngin the Turk.
may want TO feed this summer.
And managers Job is punk
So back To the old-timc game for me
Before l soak my trunk,
From "reminiscences OF High Glass Man
sgers," by Prof Tony Arnold OF Salt Lake
CITY.
with his feclnl features sadly disarrunged
from the Impact OF Ed Taros iron mitts and
naturally dishcartcncd BY such a decisive de-
fat, klcpl Groves accompanied by his man
oyer. Tony Arnold. blew into the city yestcr-
day from Pocatcllo and made his way at once
TO the FulstsG hospital. where ne placed
under The Of DR. WGde. who after q
careful examination announced that Mr.
Groves was simply suffering from q vista
tion 10 the oblongata OF the ccrcbellum OF
sappatanus substance, the composition OF
might have been received from such ami
nal And Her Name Was Maud"
No More for Manager Arnold.
In regard 10 the outcome of the bout he
had nothing TO say as the effort to articulate
OF going up against q better man. Manager
Arnold Gays Back 10 the hack line for me
Manager Wcckworth OF tho Taro camp. who
nleo returned to Zion yesterday, said that IL
was fierce argument from start 10 finish.
but that his man outclnssCd KLEIN at the lat,
ter's own style OF mixing. although thero were
n couple OF times In the first two rounds
whom nc had visions OF his money taking unto
Itself wings. T0ro received n severe cut over
one OF his eyes but otherwise is not marked
up Ike his antagonist
Cigar Makers in High Glee.
The cigar makers in tho city highly
olatcd over his victory and several OF the moro
optimistic willing to send TuTo against
tho spcedcst man In the business at his
weight,
There was much complaint about the cheap
ness OF tho management OF tho club at Poca-
tcllo where tho bout pulled on, an alb
eolutc refusal being handed tho salt Lake
managers when It came 10 the question OF
paving the referee so thcy dug down In their
own Jeans and made good
Bean Leaves Idaho Club.
Prof willard Bean threw up his position
With tic club Immediately after tho nnlsh
Of the contest and has COMO 90 Logan where
he hopes TO put one OF his amateur en-
Iertninmcnts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
MINERS ARE LIKELY
To MODIFY DEMANDS
CoaJ Workers Will EndeayOr to
Make a Settlement With
the Operators.

1NDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March lb.-The
anthracite miners VIII reply In detail to
The opera tors refusal to grant any OF
their demands.
There arc indications that the miners
win modify some of the demands and
Inns make another effort for a settle
T. +, p ,bhins leader OF the bitumlnous
,,ncrainrs win hold conference with
Ohm Mitchell and the Indiana ONO ana ana
nnny and NIL formulate plans TO swing
TIC operators into line for peaceaole
-. ,1a,,nnnt With the miners
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
|NAN ENDS LIFE
|l|IH STRYCHA|NE
10 Have Been Caused
nequited Love for
l'ung Woman.

1uch ia young man by
,H Hicks, whose homo +, in
4 ioIeide at the Sewer mine
suychnine. II Is claimed
\ ,s..,ihe he rash act on account OF
- I'M -. oy young lady who
|rs ne Sns young man Of
y !, AZ ,oS'eany worker. but under
FE SSomc sc some drinking and end
|al nS w a dose OF the fatal
VI Nr. and Ms. r. Hicks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
Highest Run Of Contest.

PogEcnbcrg OF New York not only made tho
highest run so far mede In the tournament In
inc second game today, but he mado the high
est average, defeating Wright OF Snn Fr9n
cisco by a score OF 300 TO lGO In the eleventh
inning ne got the balls together and rolled up
point the run mnlc hN MrlnhI NesterAaN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-17
JOAQUIN IS
|l|El IN WATER
|seep Away California
and People Flee
hi Their Lives.
OF BANK AND
|gy OF LAND DAMAGED
EStorm in Twenty Years
4, TownS and Drives
hi Inhabitants.

| raj March GA storm OF
a seyerity has been raging
a,v hours. and the region
san Joaquin and Kings riv-
,,,red with the greatest food
q. fall OF snow In the noun
all records, and great dam
.,,It 10 fumes and power
4 say,ces from Pine Ridge.
10 feet altitude. say already
~, cf snow has fallen. and
a lhe depth is over twenty
15lgood, the headquarters OF
- Lumber company, there
q tett and IL is still storm
ylsgs and the San Joaquin
s lhe danger mark. in spite
=, amount OF water that the
a late years are diVerting
~ which flows north of
tg than ever before, and
,ptry TO the northeast OF
Ii OF water,
We're All Right.
py Of the Garfield vineyard
<Sysst of Clovis. worked all
-ilng rain building leyees.
q vent for nothing when a
~ wave went sweeping
A district this morning
a. lowing south Of Fresno
Ia tks Fresno Irrigation Canal
seyond control, and Is laying
~. Vineyards.
rls Of land are covered with
4 ss,er After a night of ter
! ItotIe OF Laton, on Kings
/ rSrrlng moved In a body TO
/ q ne Santa Fe railway The
L, tse town, which are six
sere beginning 70 overflow,
q :ton the mountains were to
/ Eat atlll greater floods were
b Out Of Its Bounds.
|:A Eiays river Is over Its
D .u Delta and great floods are
ID towalds Hdniord, and the
th hsip.
raisr wos beginning to APP
~ the north and south sides,
|gs Entertained of a Hood. the
|E.
D tiegts are teing washed out
|e1n Colonies and the water
Ia Tie cemetery
prs OF the county come re-
al damage and still rapidly
d Inc ore Shipping sheds of
p Copper company, on the
rEeh Of tre Southern Pacific.
|nlH. Both the Santa I'c and
rpne report numerous wash
h service Is demoralized.
|''rn Under Water.
= loRn Of Clovis was two
al-s and twenty families had
.,Ess
2 That snrted from Fresno
&c repair the tracks on the
% OF the Southern Pacific
slrosn into the ditch three
y Berenda this afternoon
~ ieck was pinioned under
Gaed by escaping steam.
: men OF the train crew
~ A relief party sent from
sscueo the men. The
MADEIRA river is unsafe
elempt a crossing
vas carsed by .hc spread