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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
Taken With Complaisance.
MATCH WITH SWANSON OFF
Stage Money" Does Not 60 With the
Ogden Public.
Special 10 Tho TrIbune

Special TO The Tribune -t
! OGDEN. April 1b.-Mike Yokel.l the
clever Ogden wrestler. has made a great
lions are now on to match him against
Adamson. the Chicago wrestler, and an
english knight OF the mat who has lust
for IN argument 80
9okel has an admirer in Ogden who is
willing 10 back him to any amount from
weight in the country The Ogden man
is' after Jack Currsn OF Butte for a
match and VIII concede weight to the
Montana athlete. The ''go" is booked
for the first OF second week in MAY
! The proposed bout between Yokei and
Aleck Swanson has been declared OFF, as
Il wac found that the latter had nothing
but stage money" TO put up anu the
Ogden people will stand for nothing but
psquare sport, Manager Grant will give
the good people, the use OF the opera
the level -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
LUcIAN A. RAY, Salt Lake Agent.
New York. where she has been spending

New York where she has been spending
the winter.
Miss Cora Mcknight OF Salt Lake Is
visiting with friends in the city.
Mr. and Mrs G.. D. Pearson OF Los An
seleS are in the city, the guests OF Mrs
Lyon. A4tcr visiting hero FOR few days
they will go to Salt Lake. where they
will make their home
George Barnes of New ork Is spend
Ing a few days In tho city. the guest of
his aunt Mrs Don Mcguire.
The Ladies' auxiliary to the Brother
hood OF Railway Trainmen VIII give u
card party I'm X OF u. hall on Wcdnes-
DAY afternoon.
Mrs George Mccormick will entertain
at cards on Thursday afternoon at the
Paciac hotel
The WuoGmen OF the World were hosts
at an exceptionally enjoyable card party
and social on Thursday evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
CHILDREN IN PARADE.
Five Thousand Will Participate in
March In Ogden.
Special to Tha Tribune

SVccIhI 10 Inc TrIbunc u
OGDEN, April 16.-After the parade of
the Civic Improvement Junior league on
Monday, In which between 1900 and 5000
school CHILDREN Will participate. a meet
ing OF the Senior league will be held In
the evening at the City hall 10 hear the
report OF the committee on the constitu-
t!on At this meeting nominations for
officers Will be made and every one In
tcrested In the movement for a cleaner
and more beautiful city Is invited II is
probable that a mass meeting will be held
later.
The Junior league. which Will parade
on Monday. is going 10 present some
novel features Among others Will be the
overall boys and the sunbonnot girls Tho
High school will lead the parade and
csvery school will have It's separate
buglers. A great dny Is being anticipat-
ed for civic Improvement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
GOING TO PHILIPPINES.
Uncle Sans Boys Arc on Their Way
to Far-Off Islands.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, April la special train car
rying S7S men of the Marine corps and
eleven commissioned officers. reached Og-
den from the East at o'clock this even
ing en- route to the Philippines. AS there
was a delay here OF an hour, the men
were taken out of the cars and were
given q practice march up Twenty fifth
street
The forces arc from Washington. the
Norfolk navy yard. Pensacola and Brook
lyn The officers In charge are Capts
der, Sturtcvant, Ellis. Bartlett. Smith.
Honly and Surgeon Foster. The men are
ali young and looked to be picked. but q
vice in the Philippines and In China
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
Opera Company Passes.

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN, April 16.-Thc Conrcld Metro
politon Opera company passed through
Ogden shortly after midnight in a special
train of thirteen cars. destined for San
francisco. In the train arc four cars OF
baggage and scenery. two diners and
seven standard sleepers. The party is in
charge OF r. 5. Ruble. travelling passcn-
ger agent Of the Hartman lines at San
Jose. who went to Chicago 10 meet the
company, and who viii romaln with them
until they return to the East
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
ASKS HEAVY DAMAGES,
Twenty Five Thousand Dollars Asked
for Loss Of Boys Foot.
Special 10 Tho Tribune,

Special 70 Tho TTIbuno.
OGDEN. April IA suit has been flIed
in the District court by John Smallcy
guardian ad Item OF Albert Smalley, an
infant against the Denver * Rio Grande
and the Rio Grande Western railroads,
in which II is sought to recover S25 900 and
costs for personal injuries
The suit Is the outcome OF the accident
to Albert Smalley. years old on No
vember e. 1905, when the child, ct the
time PLAYING on the tracks was run over
BY a boScar and Sustained the loss OF
loot and the ankle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
ROBBED FREIGHT CARS.
Southern Pacific Brakeman Arrested
in Ogden on This Charge.

Spoc1l 10 Tho ITIUuhc
OGDEN. Utah, April l5.-When F. II
Wood 4 brakeman on q Southern Pa
cidc freight train, arrived In Ogden at
I2.l5 o clock this Sunday morning he
was arrested by Sheriff Sebring. Under
sheriff Wilson end others. ana his grip
witch he had In his hand. WAS examined
nrd q quantity OF collars and cigars were
ToIIn1 in H. The officers have had pre-
80 In the train on which he Ind been
Yoriejne S,e III They have the empty boxes
WbIch he had robbed IA eyidonce. lie Is
now confined in the county Jnil lie Is
Tobblng the Southern Pacific systemat-
lcnilS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
Marriage Licenses.

OGDEN April l5.-Morriege licenses
have been Issued to the Following cou-
piSs oury Robbins and Edno a. King,
both OF ogden and both Of lawful age.
,rag and FLORENCE M. Reid. la, OF Helper
irtNh This couple was married In the
comrthouse by Elder George Ritchc
10 II. Butler, ., Ogden and MISS LIZ
r,e Hall 90 of West Weber.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
LAWSON EN- ROUTE EAST.
Crack Bicycle Rider Stops Over for
Two Hours in Ogden.
Special To The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, April l5.-Iver Lawson the
crack bicycle rider, was in Ogden today
for few hours. waiting for n late east
bound train. and Is on his way TO Chi
cago.
Asked II his visit was intended to be
professional. he stated that 1t was not
Il am going down there to look around"
he said "and to sec what the racers are
doing 1 may be away two weeks. but do
not expect to engage In any events
though / Will turn no chances down. This
is to be my last year on the track and II
can get any good matches l will take
them up
Mr.. Lawson, as he left on the train
stated that he expected TO be back in
Utah shortly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
Thought Fine Excessive.

Tho defendant In the case OF Provo
r-,ty va w A Edwards Is ordered to APP
oacr and plead on April II 10 a charge
~ assault In this case the defendant
nieaded guilty in the justices court and
,os flncd so He appealed to the Dis
tract court on the ground that the fine
M l. Robertson of Spanish Fork, and
Zina Robertson OF SprlngViilc' nave
t"ken ont a license to marry,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
LABOR UNION BANK
Chicago Will Have Institution With
S5OO,OOO Capital.

! CHICAGO, April H-It was announced
today that The Commonwealth Trust and
breanizcd labor will open its doors Ifor
business May 10 The capital OF tho bank
IL 10000 and all OF the directors except
bno are members. OF labor organizations.
from the ranks OF organized labor, but all
Will be practical banking men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
Action for Divorce.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, April 15.-Lucy Wicket is suing
Frank u. Wicket for "A divorce. The COM
plaint alleges that the couple were mar
ricd October -. 1900 and that although
tho defendant is an able bodied man he
has for more than year failed and neg
lcctcd to provide for the plaintiff.
The prayer Is also included that tho
plaintiff be restored to her maiden name.
Lucy Mccormick
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Non-Suit Is Denied.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April l6--ln the cnSe OF a.
c,onc administrators OF the estate OF j.
II. WinsIow. deceased. VS. the Union Pa
iiac tho hrN having been excused. mo-
H., NV the defendant for a non-suIt Was
aarun,ed and was denied by the court The
faEing OF testimony for the defendant VIII
bc taken up on Tuesday morning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
/ Air, Says Maginnis.
RNENT OF STEERS.
4sat Company of San Fran
Makes Big Purchase.

ne Tribune
April &c. NJ. Beason. who
beef cattle for the Western
any, shipped 635 head OF beeS
OIL Ogden Saturday, the cat
been purchased from B F.
"a III. j. Gray Mt St Anthony
gyerage 1900 pounds each and
bunch OF beef cattle sent out
I'D for good beef cattle is np-
|FpsinE stronger. The Western
any has shipped 1000 head Of
Ogden since March q, and is
5ftt for 200 head OF beef every
70 fat sheep and 30 900 hogs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
MAKES NEW RECORD
Champion Chicago Swimmer
Fastest Pace Known.

CHICAGO April 15.-UU. j. Handy. the
crack long distance swimmer of the local
Central z NJ c. A. tonight broke two
American records In open competition at
Evanston In the 4O0.yard event Handy
covered the distance Iuf516 SIS. The for
incr record vas 5:i9 SIS. made by Dahicls
or the N Y, A. c. at the last National
championship tournament etI
Hardy ulSo trimmed two-hfths OF n sec
ond OF Danicls's record In the 40 yards
doing 1t in $50 Nat The old mark was
& n g
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
PRISONERS ESCAPE
In Excitement Of Lynching They Sc
cure Their Liberty.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo-. ApTIl Is. 3l5 n. NIT
is said that In the excitement following Al
Ions rcmoyal from the jail all the negro pris-
oncrs escaped from the ruins OF the prison
and are at liberty. There Is still larSc
crowd In the square. but IL ia melting away
Probably there VIII bo moro lynchlng.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
Hours on Arbor Day.

spcolai 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. April 15.-Pos!oniee, hours ,,, On
Arbor day. Monday. April lS; one n a%Hv1
era era rc,-Istrv window open from to 10
ana m fe money order depatmSnt closed
a. ''' TIOS IL DAVIS, T. NJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
Will Be No Loss.
TEACHERS PLAN MEETING.
State Educational Officers Will At
tend and Make Addresses.

Special to The Tribune.
| MOUNT PLEASANT. April 1.-THE
teachers OF this county will hold the next
institute In this city. next Friday and Sat-
urday April q and D. State Superin-
tcndent A c. Nelson. Prof. Lyman and
Prof Byron w King will be In attend
ance and the people OF this city Will be
kiyen an educational feast
I During the course OF the institute lee
lures VIII be given by those present, and
on Saturday evening Prof King will en-
tertain the public.
Rev. E Wishard of Salt Lake City
Is here holding services in the Presby
terian church.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING. APRIL 1s 1906
BANKS MAY DRAW
UPON u. S. TREASURY
Pending Arrival of Gold From
London, Washington Con-
q Germ Uses $10,0O0,0OO.

NEW YORK, April 14.-Announcement
that Secretary OF the Treasury Shaw has
permitted the National City bank TO draw
gold from the United States Treasury
department, pending the arrival OF gold
engaged by this bank for import from
London. WAS made today. The bank was
allowed the use OF this Government gold
upon depositing bonds sufficient 10 cover
the amount OF the import. Gold engaged
by the National City bank for importa-
tion from London amounts to over $40
0O0.0o0
Will Make Quick Return.
The gold advanced by the Treasury de-
partmcnt Us to be returned by tho bank
Immediately upon receipt of the European
gold. Secretary Shaw. speaking of the
ground for this action, which Is n new
move on the part Of the Treasury de-
partment made the following statement
In this city today
High Price Of Exchange
The price OF exchange having reached
point where gold ought to have been
imported, and believing the reason which
1t was not engaged to be the loss on Its
use during transit. the sub-treasury at
tcrnoon TO accept bonds available as Sc
curity to savings banks and to increase
the deposit OF any National bank desiring
to import gold to any amount not oxceed-
Ing 5000, 900 to any one bank. the same TO
be returned Immediately on the arrival
Of the gold
Limit Is Removed.
| On Friday the limit WAS removed, au-
thorlzIng the acceptance Of security and
to increase the deposit TO any amount
when assured that the money would be
Immediately used In the engagement OF
gold for shipment to the United States
Twelve million dollars have been thus
distributed"
Will Be No Loss.
I Secretary Shaw called attention to the
fact that In this way the banks Will be
able to import gold without losing It's use
during shipment Formerly the banks
were permitted TO count In their reserve
gold In transit This rule has been changed
and tho new rule Is now adopted of ad-
yancing the money on proper securities
to be returned Immediately upon the ar
rival OF the gold.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
Attacked Sheriff's Home.

The. mob besides wreckng the jail. at
tackled the Shcriifs house. demolished
tho furniture and rendered the Sheriff's
Two months ago T IA Kinney a
prominent tailor. was assassnnted, and
two negro SUSPECTS nrc in jail. Later on
old peddler was killed and negroes werc
accused OF that crime. This created a
nntI-DpQro fcpliDg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
THIRD NEGRO LYNCHED
Mob Not Satisfied With Lives of Two
Victims

SPRINGFIELD. No. April 16-win Allon.
q negro, charged with the murder of man
named Ronrke last January, was taken from
Jail by the mob that lynched Duncan and
Copeland. and hanged in the public sauaTe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
DETECTIVE IS ON
TRAIL OF MURDERER
] l1.. u.
Plnkerton Agency Man Visits
Park City Searching Record
of Adams.
ARRESTED HIS MAN
UP,IIN OREGON
Valuable Data for Steunenberg
Murder Case Is Secured
i'm Utah.

Special to Tho Tribune
PARK CITY! April IA visitor of spc-
ciai interest to Park City at this time is
Detective Staley of the Plnkerton De-
tective agency. who arrived from Idaho
To-Day MI Staley spent the entire day
mere looking up evidence In the Steunen-
berg murder case that is attracting the
attention OF the entire country.
Looking Up Adams's Record.
One special fenture of this detective 8
researches in this city is his inquiries re-
karding the post record OF Steve. Adams.
VINO Is now in jail in Idaho for his COM
plicity in tho Steunenberg murder and IL
Is understood that he gathered some ex-
eeedingly valuable evidence for the trial
while here -, -
] Securing Country y for Details.
Detective staley is the man who ar
rested Adams, running his man down in
oregon several weeks ago, and since the
latter made his famous confession. Sta
country for the details of matters di-
yulged Though this confession.
: What State, Depends Upon.
He asserts that in every instance where
the details OF the. confession have been
run TO earth. they have been found to be
true absolutely. The State. however, is
not solely dependent upon the confessions
OF Adams or Orchard for their case
against Meyer and Haywood And II is
thought the evidence gathered outside of
these confessions Will be OF tremendous
value 10 the prosecution.
= ~. Carload of Witnesses.
The prosecution has carload of wit
nesses which II Will bring to Boise when
the case Is called for trial,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
Jailer Was Assaulted.

Jailer King was assaulted when he
refused TO give up the keys. He finally
gave the mob some keys which were not
for the negroes CELL however, and the
mob was forced TO smash In the iron
bars. Sheriff Wilson Crane OF Polk
county was present and tried to induce
the mob not to hang the negroes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
PROVO COURTS ARE BUSY.
Law md Justice Tribunals Are Grind
ing Steadily and Great.
spoclal 20 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune
PROVO. April 1.-THE case OF Provo
CIV vs. NJ H Daley occupied the atten-
tioD Of court and jury today In the Dis
trict court, the defendant being accused
OF taking some vegetables belonging to
,ba provo Meat and Packing company,
Ia was convicted in the Justice court.
"'Iu IN the case Of Don c, Fullmer ct al VS..
the Town OF Mepleton. the motion to
atrikc cut defendants answer was
arrued and denied.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
Play Aroused Feeling.

II was In fear that tonight's tragedy
would be enacted that cnused a deloga-
tIon OF negroes TO try TO prevent an anti
negro play from being given here The
play. which wac given. intensified the bit
Ter feeling
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
Knives and Forks

# AN ALL STEEL HOLLOW HANDLE
TRIPLE, PLATED KNlFEAND FORK I'm
LEYSON'S ! GUARANTEED brand. for .
$500 a dozen worth 81 so. Something
new, practical and cheap in knives and
forks for thoseiwho desiretabIeware that /
looks expensive and wears like expensive
goods, but costs but little more than jor. I
dinary cutlery
An ordinary knife and fork costs}near-
Iy as much and has small solid heavy.
handles. The handles on this ware are
large and comfortable but light in weight.
Don't buy restaurant knives and forks
for your home table but spend trifIe
more and get something that looks much !,
better and wears for generation. ~
We are now displaying in our south ,
window and will sell this first fifty dozen
sets at $500 a set, similar but inferior
goods will cost $3.50 in other stores.
4 LEYSONS BRAND ofgoodsis guar
antee of quality.
Phone 65 for the correct time. !
&;;ggZ,} e!
49, Z .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
WORK ON ONTARIO.
Five Feet Daily Is Progress Being
Made In Famous Mine.
Special to The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune
PARK. CITY, April 1.-THE work Of
opening up the Ontario drain tunnel is
being rushed as rapidly as possible. The
drift, which Is being run parallel with
the main tunnel is going ahead at the
rate of five feet per day and before the
end of the present month II will be
turned toward the tunnel to tap the water
through the solid ground
Good reports are, coming from the upper
levels OF the Ontario and regular ship
ments OF small lots of ore are being
mado About thirty men are kept stop
Ing on the 6Oo-foot level and the ore body
is opening UP. and showing good values
i Weeks Ore Shtpments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
To Be Married Wednesday.

Miss Zella Seely and Albert Merrill OF
Provo Will be married next Wednesday in
the Salt Lake Temple Miss Seely Is the
accomplished daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John II. Seely OF this city, and Is very
popular among large circle of friends In
this city.
; Mrs C n. Ray gave n china shower
party yesterday In honor of the approach
Ing wedding of Miss Iella Scely Miss
Maggie Erickson will follow tonight with
Another party In Miss SeelN.s honor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
|I|PASs|NG -.
jIIND|ARY LINES
4 Bands, However, Are
sd Back and Are Be-
ing Held.
.g0X. OF SALT LAKE
|LlMAKE EXAMINATION
.,;ou. II Is Said, to Vio-
Judge Beatty's
Order.

\, tribune,
.nrIl l5.-Information was re
. ,oday to the effect that on the
between Nevada. Utah and
4 we're crossing in great num-
4 vicinity OF Snowvillc and
According TO information
loundary line In Box Elder
,ver. and received today by the
(. of the shecpmen and their
,ro or three bands that at
,,oss at that point were held
\. claim established that they
6poBed-
zxamining F1ocks.
|uIssion appointed by Judge
,.io and comprising Drs. Noble
In of Idaho and DR.. Rowe OF
I, farther west examining the
sre crossing the boundary In
IA and which have ali been
e,san. The two or three bands
iJne of Box Elder county will
"a from crossing until some
WI esamine them AS TO whether
nave been exposed.
1lll Be Examined.
q Federal Inspector for Utah.
|sarters at Salt Lake, has been
1 10 examine these sheep and
neither they have been ex-
Iks meantime. the sheep organ
lend agents to ascertain the
1 !hese sheep, If they arc dis
|r been exposed to disease, the
11l withdraw them. But II
>oEn to be free from disease
) allowed to enter into Idaho.
-ls With the urocr of Judge
y Federal court.
-l5ters who desire to reach the
1fe In Idaho are not trying to
/ part OF the taclt agreement
z1onal on Judge Beatty's or
ID themselves turn back any
IRE found TO be tainted.
Air, Says Maginnis.
banls OF the legal firm of Ma
N tonight denounced os hot
lhout the renewal OF the fight,
lan evening purveyor OF non
Itn which 1t was made to ap-
n Utah and Nevada sheepnVn
'ashed nothing and were up
nme old fight, This Is not
clean. sheep are moving over
~ at the points where the
rs operating.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
hal INVITATION
SED TO WORKING GIRLS
lows Tolls How Mrs. Pink
ieylce Helps Working Girls.

& are particularly
IN N susceptible to fe-
eXa m a | e disorders,
especially those
q rE who are obliged
1X( to stand on their
6P feet from morn
5aSnjHI ing until night in
MSKS| stores or facto-
s a@lgg ries.
RborpwAI Day in and day
EVout the girl tolls,
soften the bread-winner of
Whether she is sick or
lher it rains or shines, she
% her place of employment,
ae duties exacted of her
Be agreeable.
Ibis class the symptoms of
eases are early manifest by
aching backs, pain In the
aes and lower part Of the
in consequence OF frequent
q the feet. periods become
ra Irregular, and frequently
iaint and dizzy spells, with
petite, until life is burden,
symptoms point to a de-
y OF the female organism
"a be easily and promptly
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
ound.
poy +. Barrows, Nclsonville.
=, ohio, tells what this great
ua Tor her. She writes:
Pinkham :
= my duty TO tell you tho good
n.nsnsrns Vegetable Compound
inef have done for mo. Before
~ was very nervous, had dull
I}SS I}SlS In back, and periods were
had been to several doctors and
e no good.
clne hns mnde me we'll md
eo-sa a., 10 most any kind OF work
"ainf, and my periods nre all
~ - Ttter health than I ever was,
>nd : yc. - ail due to your remedies. l
15n ' ndslce md medicine to oil
|olds s sueh girls that Mrs. Pink
aeosSi 1ul a helping hnnd and ex-
her ssai St invitation to correspond
;. p;slhi,e enc is daughtcr-in-law OF
haS haham haam and for twenty-five
of zen advising sick women
"A intsge, Her long record OF
tisea ~ ating woman's ills makes
aIIinn anyicc of untold value TO
Pinkbss, working girl. Address,
Lynn, Mass.