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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
SENATOR LODGE
Summoned 10 Appear Before suffolk
Co. Mas, Grand Jury.

Boston. July United states Sen.
actor Henry Ca0ht Lodge Who was sum
r1oncd 90 apper before the grand Jury
40 Suflok county boz an Investigation
into campaign contributions hy Dist
Atty John V Moran came to the court
house today The senator had been
called Go appear tomorrow bot arrange
ment was made o. meet thc district
attorney today Instead
Mr Moran was busy and after Crot.
ing Senator Lodge. asked him 90 wait
until Sir Moran was at liberty
The irvcgtlrat.nu is O drN '0pmrrt ~
tne case of Robert a. Proctor. who last
week was convicted of me larceny ~
f-i which John a. NcrgCn. officially
r'airici De mad given Proctor who was
Senator Lodges fc-rsfnr. as con-
frhution 90 the Republican state eam-
raIcn fund in 1904 Several prominent
Republicans including officers Of the
state committee. were summoned to 10.
peer before the grand jury tnmorown
While Senator Lodge was with the
district sttornfy Che Cund Jury. which
BE- Hr entirely new one and viii serve
Cor tho remainder ~ the term vas
sworn fn and received Ne instructions
from fufgc HIfh0p Senator Lodge vas
escorted into the grand jury room hv
fhe district attorney iusf before ~
O'Clock lie remained about 90 minutes
Iron departing hr flid that he
could not disclose che nature IF The
Questions asked him ie could say.
roU cter that The subject seemed ~
him to BE- quite unimrortsrt' anf one
nn0n which b. could give ro infofma-
tiau He said 10 was his understand
inr that The district aitafnys purpose
was 10 secure testimony ~ The rcm-
bsrs n the Republican state committee
corcefnlng certain campaign contri-
butiors
senator Lodge then left the court
house
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
A COURAGEOUS CADET.
Walter Wilde Has Leg Broken In Or
der TO Lengthen IL.

New York, July 2-Walter wilde the
West Point fourth classman who last
fall mad his right leg so badly crushed
that when II mended Il was three inches
shorter than the other will re-
enter West Point this fall. To
return 20 the academy the ca
Diet allowed the doctors 20 rebreak
his leg IN several places in order that
by weighing It it might be restored to
It's normal condition
Young Wilde. who is one Of Presl-
dent Roosevelts personal appolniees,
entered West Point IN the fan OF 1895.
In september last he was horseback
riding. when the horse fen and rolled
over him, breaking On several places
the bones Of his right leg
Wilde consulted with a number OF
eminent surgeons who told him that If
he would submit to very unusual op-
Grafton his leg might possibly be re-
stored 20 It's proper length. Wilde con-
scented, and went 10 the Polytechnic
hospital In Philadelphia, where the cp'
Grafton was performed. After eight
weeks his legs are the same length, and
he viii re-enter the academy without
any physical defects.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
New York World Photographer
Swears Out a Warrant for
lanes Sloan.
ONE OF PRESIDENTS STAFF.
Taken Before a Justice, Asked for
4 Continuance, Released on
Own ReCOgnizance.
Complainant says Sloan iIit Him on
Chin a. lie Took Picture OF
The President

oyster Bay y. y, July 2-Whateyer
official business President Roosevelt
transacts today VIII be done over the
telephone between Sycamore hin and
the executive offices at oyster Bay.
This means that the president is to
have az complete relief from the cares
OF his Office as circumstances VII. per-
nit ana unless some important de-
mand is made upon him through off,
clal channels, he will spend the day
undIsturbed The president is TO have
many such days throughout the sum-
mer and visits from statesmen and pOlI-
ticians are TO be made as scarce as can
be- according 20 Secy. Loeb.
The secretary viii not begin his daily
visits TO the president until tomorrow.
An echo Of the slight disturbance al
the station when the president arrived
yesterday came today when Clarence
LeGendre the photographer Of The New
York World. sWore out warrant
against James Sloan OF the presidents
secret service stan az oyster Bay The
warrant was served when Sloan re-
turned from duty az Sycamore Hill
McQuade the village constable. placed
Sloan under arrest lie was al once
taken before Squire Franklin ana asked
for a continuance OF the casf. The
squire released Sloan on his own rec-
ognizance, telling him 10 appear next
Monday TO plead to the warrant, which
charges him with assault On The third
degree LeGendre says that Sloan hit
him on the chin Just as ne had closed
the shutter Of his camera ana secured
"a picture Of the president
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
~ PAcEs-LAsT EDITION.
MONDAY, 3 LAKE CITY. UTAH

a three-story frame lodglrg house at
the corner OF Park and Davis streets
IN this city. It Is believed that two
lives were lost.
The building was flled with dodgers.
all OF whom escaped, except Mrs. J0-
seph Healy. who became panic-strick-
en- and jumped from q window on one
OF the upper floors An awning broke
her fall TO some extent although she
sustained severe Injuries. The loss Is
nominal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
A TERRIBLE DEATH.
4 Youth Playing Blind Mans Bun
FALL on Sevcn.Story Building.

New York July Jacob Edelstein, a
youth. played blind mans bun with his
little sisters, Augusta and Sadie, and
ms cousin Lena suchsberg on the roof
Of seyen-story tenement last night.
about the roof ran a low coping. Jacob
raced about until De- was penned IN a
corner. Lena. the bhndfolded girl ad-
vanced upon him. Jacob sprang back
ward, giving the next instant a shout
Of terror The girl snatched the hand
kerchief from her eyes only 20 see Ja-
cob disappearing over the coping.
Lena grabbed one foot Augusta and
Sadie Joined her. Jacob screamed as
he hung head downward with his back
TO the wall. unable 90 save himself. The
thre children clung 90 bis foot
Presently Jacob made a determined
effort 20 recover himself. But the force
he eNerted tore his foot from the child.
ren's grasp and with "a shrill cry he
plunged to the court below. lie died
instantly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
PUTTING MEAT INSPECTION
LAW INTO OPERATION.

washington fuIv Scfy Wilson 20 fhe
Department - agriculture. has decided not
o. enter urHn pie annual vacation until
d. has completed the orgauIfstion rrcps.
fsry a. uuf into rpcfaiiOn TIE nov neat
Inspection Jaw lie viii give practically
viii rCquF attention bot Boo intends 10
leave ihis slmOst wholly O. IT. W. W
WILEY chief n ihs bureau Of fheralsf-...
80 direction n The president setv WI
son today Issued tho f0li1vinr statement
"Amfucar livestock a. fhf hraNhisrf
IN The world The great range ~ the
rsfcfntaEl ~ dIseaf. il remarkably small
and she FEDERAL government "a steadily
reducing ~ approved fcic1ilfr methods
this small peftertacs Tho inspection ~
ne animals before and al fhc time ~
slaughter haf aivsJs been thorough Il IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
FOURTH ON IN CHICAGO.

Chi' go. July s.-The Fourth Of July
Hat'es, u on IN good earnest In Chi
esgo Yesterday four persons suffered
INJURIES nom the deadly toy cannon,
lislo. and cannon cracker.
violation OF Mayor Dunncs orders
..-alnst premature celebration OF the
Ioarth spread through the entire city
ana scarcely more than 10 minutes
assed On any Of the more populous
eeislflcls without the bursting Of some
ana II noise-makcr.
Inc police. despite this condition.
lndoe only one arrest but at the vari-
Gus headquarters II was asserted that
= snarp lookout was being kept for
v.olatorS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
COLLECTION OF FOSSILS.
hoN Extensive One In Country Bought
For University q Chicago.

Chicago. July 2.-John u. Rockefeller
nae purchased for the University OF
.Al.ago the most extensive collection
" FOSSILS and minerals probably IN eN-
.sl'nce in the country. This. with &he
numerous other groups now IN the pos
s'lon 81 the university. gives the in
tuition what Is believed 10 be the
,'o'i valuable aggregation Of paleozoic
i's,'l In the United States
pc sum paid for the collection. which
es gathered together By the late Prof,
sames Hall, who for more than 80
S,ifs vas state geologisi Of New York.
aha me foremost American paleontoi-
gslt of his time. Is not stated exactly.
81 1850. 0oa.
~ was stated IN the announcement
~ ne gift made by acting President
~ =. Jrason last night, thai This
p,lee proved too high for the resources
any OF the many universities anxious
secure a." but that 'fho sum agreed
zen IL considerably below that hgure."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
PRESIDENT NAMES PANAMA
CANAL COMMISSIONERS.

Washington. july .--Beoause Of tho
failure of the senate to confirm thc .f-
ihmil1 canal commission President
Roosevelt has named new come
mission. consisting of Theodore r.
Shouts. chairman. John o. Stevens.
Gov Charles q M8goon Bird Gen
Peter Hams O.. s. s.. treurcd. Nor
dccIi EdiCott ciyl engineer a. s. g..
and Benjamin IS Harroi. members
Mr Stevens replaces Brig Gen.
oswald N Ernst who retired from
active service iu thcsrmN last week and
VIII hereafter devote practically bis
entire time t1 tle international wafer
ways commission Joseph Burkn
Bishop who was secretary to The old
commission. and members OF the come
mission viii De secretary oD tle new
body
The salaries ~ the members will con-
f'nuc fHe same as heretofore. but will
nor receive any extra compensation for
hIs services as a member OF the come
mission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02

lenge cup The Argonauts won after q
magnificent race by bare length Time
Z minutes % seconds
The CANADIANS who had the Bucks sta.
tion, went IN with a lively stroke Of q
70 the minute and drew away immedi-
aioly Fist Trinity hung orr bulldoggedly
but were a length and "A hall behind at
Fawley court which was reached IN 3
minutes. = seconds Here the CAMBRIDGE
crew spurted end knocked on some Of tie
Intervening distance, hut although First
Trinity spuucd again and again they
were unable 10 get their boats nose be-.
yond level with the stern NJ the visitors
she'll
ln the preliminary heat f1r the Diamond
SOULS today Roy Adams - Australia.
beat W. b West o. Philadelphia by -
lengths
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
RESCUED ALIVE.
Two Men Who Were Imprisoned in a
Coal Mine Six DAYS.

London, July after being im-
pHsoued for six days in the flooded
Camdoevale. Wales Coliery two miners
of the six originally imprisoned were
rescued alive today and three bodies
were brought out by the rescue parties.
The search viii be- kept up. although
hope of finding them has been almost
abandoned The men rescued were dis
covered iu the old workings having
suhslsied Tor @ week oa q few candles.
one NJ them was sim able 20 walk ard
tno other was dciirious during the last
part uf Dis Imprisonment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
CHILD BEATEN TO DEATH.
Elsie Andcrson's Stcp-mothcr Arrested
For the Crime.

Chicago, July "A dispatch 10 the
Record Herald from Youngstown, o.,
says.
The discovery yesterday that 6-year-
oid Elsie Anderson had died OF wounds
on her body, apparently the result OF
a beating with a stick filled with nails,
vas followed by the arrest OF her steI,-
mother, Jennie Anderson.
She was very nervous. and beyond
admitting that she had beaten the
child frequently IN the last three weeks,
refused to talk.
Physicians who examined the body Of
the child declared that she had been
beaten 10 death. The body presents a
horrible sight From the top OF the
mead 10 the soles OF the feet there
are not four square inches not pune
tuien with what are believed 10 be
nan holes or covered with ugly wounds
one % he childs shoulders was brok-
en-
Ntslhors say that for three weeks
tae woman has kept the child hidden
ron iis father When the father re-
.uiHea 20 bis home at night the little
one vas shut up nthe attac Marks
ON he- arms indicate that she was
ued With ropes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
F, GIGANTIC UNDERTAKING.
Viii be Of Untold Benefit to Per-
sons Living Along Course Of
irrigation Channel.
,rm Transform Arid Lands In Several
Counties Into Productive Fields
And Orchards.

great reservoir scheme which con-
templates the conservation and disti-
,.,,,r n the surplus waters Of the
u-.,sr river is in process Of being
,,,ssd 40. The project is being put
,t,opeh BY Samuel Newhouse. Colonel
willard Young and his partner Mr..
Kelsey. Boston capital, it is UNDER
stood. is back OF them in large and am
vi. amount to carry the huge under
,aking 10 successful conclusion. a
norton OF the negotiations were dehn-
itely and finally closed on Saturday last
and It IS expected that the remainder
viii be settled TO the satisfaction Of all
concerned during the present month.
A concise and accurate statement
OF what Is intended to be done cannot
be had in detail as those who can speak
with authority on the matter viii not
do so at this time. When Colonel Young
was approached on the subject today
he declared that he could not and
would not speak Of II at the present
and referred the News to Mr.. Han
chett. Mr.. Newhouse's local manager,
NJ. Newhouse himself being out OF the
state. Mr.. Hanchett was almost as
reticent as Colonel Young. However.
enough is hDwn to make II news OF
the highest importance. For many
years the storing OF the surplus waters
Of the Weber has been talked Of by ar
rgatIonlsts, engineers and capitalists.
Vow what has so long been hoped for
Is apparently about TO be realized. The
cost will be very great. It will go far
into the hundreds Of thousands OF dol
lars II Il does not reach into the mil
Hons. Four counties, Summit, Morgan,
Weber and Davis, will be the bene-
fciarIes and vast tracts OF land now
add and idle viii be transformed into
fertile fields and productive orchards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
HURT BY ELEVATORS FAIL.

Chicago. july -Four men we're in-
jurcd IN the fail Of an elevator from
the NTH story 10 the basement On the
plant Of the Hammond Packing COM.
pany last night and three ~ them are
said by physicians IN Attendance 20 b.
IN precarlous condition.
one of them was severely injured
internally. two received deep wounds
on the head and by n peculiar Co'uci.
dence each sustained a fracture o. the
left leg above The Knee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
cLorDBuRsr IN LINCOLN. NrB.

Lincoln Neh Juh The ri1ulbgrst
which flooded this Vicinity 1st night was
ihs heaviest ever known hero and caused
heavy property losses ln thr business
streets iho water VAS more than two f.rt
deep The sewer. lF.f0nwad and tho
water nan int0 me l4scmrts of m =
stores The department stores ore I.aH.
lest lossfa Tho rIfF UTmurc sfIfUr.
we're flooded and the water gurrir aas
0uf m Tho damage 'r fh. residence r.r-
u0rs 0f tho r'iy was brltt All uf the
streams ir southwestern Nebraska lf.
rut ~ thelr banks aad damage 90 crops
BE- heavy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
GOOD ROADS. LOST HORSES.
HAWAIIAN BAND sERENADING.

The Royal Hawaiian band arrived
this morning aud Immediately ,ook q
street car ana made a circuit 81 the
business portion ~ ihe city playing in
front ~ the several newspaper Offices.
The Dessert News acknowledges au
enjoyable sereuade After tho hands
brilliant rendition. The spectators who
surrounded the car rewarded &c With
big burst Of applause Evidently a fine
treat awaits our music lovers in tng
Saltair concerts this week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
PANAMA BONDS.
Sccy. Shaw Offers SSO,OOO,OOO Worth
To the Public

Washington. July 2-secy. Shaw today
offered TO the public 100000 bonds N
tie Panama canal loan authorized by the
recent act Of Congress The bonds will
bear interest al the rate o. per cent
viii be dated Aug D. 1903. and interest will
De- payable quarterly They VIII be- Dc
decmahle az the pleasure az the govern
ment 90 the end of 10 and VIII be payable
CD years from date
The bonds will De exempt from taxes
on duties az The United states and will De
available a. national banks as security
Cor circulation The bonds viii not boz
sold Cor less than par All citizens will
have equal opportunity 90 subscribe for
them and The bids must be- submitted 10
the department on or before July ~ 1875.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
FINAL STEPS IN
PACKING CASES
Bills Of Exceptions Filed on Be.
hall Of the Burlington and
Thomas and Taggart.
PACKERS HAD TAKEN ACTION.
Broker and Clerk Say II Was Not
Shown They Were Parties to
Conspiracy.

Kansas city. July 2.--The final steps
in the United states district court here
IN the rebate cases were taken today
when appeal bonds we're perfected up.
on both Of the seven convicted indl-
yiduals and Concerns, and when bills Of
exceptions were filed for the Chicago,
Burlington & quincy Railway company
and George l. Thomas, the New York
broker, and his chief clerk. L. b. Tag.
CART The bills OF exceptions had pre-
yiously been presented IN the cases Of
Armour, Swift, Cudahy and Nelson
Morris packing companies. The next
step win be the filing OF the bills OF
exceptions With the court OF appeals.
which viii be done al 81 Louis on Aug
Il.
In the case Of the Burlington rain.
road. the exceptions taken apply par.
,icularly TO the allegation Of the de-
PENDANT that the Interstate commerce
act does not apply 10 export rates and
that this district court lacks iurisdic.
ton. Particular exception Is taken 10
the following charge 20 the jury made
by Judge Smith Mcpherson. who pre-
sided al the trials
1T Is alleged that this carriage was
by way Of Cfncession TO Armour &
Co., 20 the extent Of H. cents per hun
dred pounds FOR that part OF the dis
lance between East St. Louis, or the
Mississippi river and New York city.
where IL could be loaded upon the
steamship. The allegation Is that this
was an unlawful concession. thereby
subicctine the defendant 10 the penal
ties OF the act OF Congress passed Feb
~, 1903 commonly called the ElkIns
act"
This part Of the charge referred 20 a
shipment OF the packIughouse products
accepted by The railroad AZ % cent
rate when the tsuG on file with the
interstate commerce commission was s.
cents
The exceptions in the case Of Thomas
and Taggart are based principally upon
the assertion that 50 was not shown
that the defendants had been a party
to the alleged conspiracy entered into
with George 4. Barton. the Kansas
city shoe merchant 10 violate the El-
hns act by securing rebates on ship
mcnts from New York and that no
overt act was committed The indict-
ment charged Thomas and Taggart
with conspiracy alleging seven overt
acts
ALTON REBATE CASE.
Chicago. July e.-The rebate case
against the Chicago & Alton road and
two former officials OF the company.
John " Faithorn and Frederick 4.
Wanu. was called today in the United
states district court before Judge Lam
dis. The day was consumed In the ef-
fort 10 obtain a jury.
The three defendants are charged
in am Indictment with having granted
illegal rebates on meat shipments 10
the SChwartzschild q Sulzberger
Packing company.
y, 5. Cusey. formerly traffic mana
Ger FOR the packing company testified
before the grand jury that rebates had
been given and 81 was upon his evil
dnce that the indictment was voted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
THE CORONA WINS.

NWhIrhrHd Mass. JlIr The
Schooner corona. Owned bv p fufr.
CROSSED fH' frIsh Ine nj Che Eastern
Nr.HI .|.hs $50 mile Green race from
Sow london fo THIS port af Glsoi o..
m today ihus winning The rrrcIr1l
.Ir mi flr f.ent She made tho run in
hours as minutes ana one second
Nsa-'Y i've hours later none of the
other boats WHt iu sight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
SUICIDE or 1T. BREREToN.

New York. June A dispatch from
Manila 10 a morning paper announces
that Lieut. Talmade Brereton. Of the
Second infantry committed suicide
there Yesterday by shooting himself in
the head AZ the Army 4 Navy club 70
IS believed the act was committed while
be was temporarily Insane
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
CITATIONS ron CONTEMPT

Kansas city Jolly In thf common
pleas court ~ Kansas City Kan today
ASA ATTY Ger. Tr'rkeif fief 70 sf b. fsl
citations Tor contempt against saloon.
keepers. who had previous o. ne general
closing 20 saturday ana Sunday dlsnhrfnd
he courts order % shut W. their places
only one arrest vas made ior violating
The closing order yesterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
Nh RE Hiding IN WooDs.
CAR JUMPED TRACK.


ST. louis July "a car M me scenic
railway hloi Wiz pleasureeeckcrs jump
"a the track on r. ~ Root frcsilf no Crfye
Occur Lake yesterday afttrno1n. TUNED
persons were injured several seriously
buf none will fif.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
ATTORNEYS DISCIPLINED.
Those for Iocmen sent % Jail for
Contempt OF Court.

Toledo. O. july a--ludcc Klrrade 10
DAY sentenced Clarence Brown and J. H
Tracy attorneys for ihr icsmen a. i6
DAYS each IN sail for contempt ~ court
On Hing a motion charging the Judge With
misconduct
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
BEFORE JUDGE DIEHL.
VI Lc,1. junk Dealer. and Others IA
raigucd This Morning

A. Lvr ne 'lrk DEALER vho W.
cert't acquitted or fa charge - cg-
irE r-l-a properly au1 va1 uas imm 70
dIatriv reaucsfe1 ol thf Hmr charge.
Was srfaignel lhis morning before Jurgo
Urhl Ht entered "a plea of roi gltg.
and fhr case was c1nfrlfd without date.
Ht Nas released ora Dc own rfc1gIi aEare.
Bert MNeI ana Harry LEROY chsrgel
ton N he district court ln default -
bail they were tAken b the county jail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
MILD N RInT.

IUHrirIr. O. Jolly Investigation Iv
nj. auff.rIias uf mo wHsrs r.f ri
Bradley yesterday shows chat ono nan
Is dead 700 ara fatally Insured While
seven others Hr seriously sounded as 81
result 0f fhe encounter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
HENLEY REGATTA.
The Argonauts. Of Canada, Beat Tira
Trinity. Cambridge.

Henley, Eng. July 1-The ArgQnauls.
Canada. best frsf Trinity, Cambridge. 20
day IN the hrsi heat for The grand chAl-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
LODGING HOUSE BURNED.

Portland. or. July a-Fire az LIS
SOCK THIS morning partially destroyed