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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
Us IS THIS DAY
|I|N A F0RTY-TH|RD KID
THEODORE BELL is
At HEAD OF TICKET
California Democrats Also De-
nounce the independence
League of w. R. Hearst.

SACRAMENTO. Sept 12.-Theodore A.
Bell, a former Congressman from the
Second district, was nominated for Gov
ernor and Thomas o, Toland of Ventura
county was nominated for Lieutenant
Governor by the Democratic State con-
vention today, The head of the ticket
was given the nomination by acclama-
tiop aud tremendous enthusiasm was
manifested when he was carried TO the
platform TO make an address of accept
ance. Hand bells of all kinds were rung
and 1t was fully five minutes before the
enthusiasm subsided. Toland was also
nominated by acclamation. Other nomi-
nations were made as follows:
Supreme Judges, long term-Jackson
Hatch OF Santa Clara and j. F. Murasky
OF San Francisco. Short term, no nomi-
nation.
Secretary Of State-Arthur L. Nichols.
State Controller-John Markley.
Treasurer-S. s. Bailey.
Attorney -General-W. Ona Morton
Clerk OF the Supreme Court. Z. Raj
ney OF Santa Barbara.
Surveyor -General-John G., Lane.
Superintendent OF Schools-Miss Anna
Williams.
State Printer-E. l. woodman.
The following resolution was adopted
by the convention:
Resolved, That in the so-called indie
pendence league we recognize political
machine created by ". r. Hearst for his
own political preferment and Of which
he is the undisputed boss, and an inge-
nious endeavor TO forestall and prevent
the nomination for President and to
compass the defeat of Americas great
est citizen, William ], Bryan. We there
fore denounce such purposes and call
upon all true Democrats TO oppose such
ends"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
HIBERNIA IS SOUND
Run on Big Frisco Savings Bank Is
Now Decreasing,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12.-The run on
the Hiberna bank which began yesterday,
apparently tho result OF groundless ru-
mors regarding losses sustained on account
Of the great flre continued today but
caused furry in financial circles. None
Of the other banks were affected in the
slightest degree, and the officials of the Hi.
bernia stated that while humorous small
amounts had been Withdrawn, tho normal
amount OF new deposits was made during
the day,
After carefully examining the affairs of
the bank, the State bank commissioners gavo
out q statement 10 the effect that tho ;nsi-
tuition is absolutely sound. that it's man
agemont is most conservative; that it has
100000 in cash, United States bonds
and other high class securities in amount
more than sufficient to cover its fire losses.
without touching many millions more OF other
assets, and that any alarm entertained by
the depositors is unwnrr8nted and unreaSon
able. This is expected 10 end the run
Tho number of those anxious TO secure their
savings showed a considerable decrease this
afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
FAILED TO GET LICENSE
Liquor Seller Seemed Too
Anxious to Make Money.
Special TO The Tribune.
AI2A Min W,rn Snr,t

Special TO The Tribune.
LARAMIE, Wyo,, Sept, 12,-John
Connolly, formerly a delivery driver in
this city, was brought to town from the
maneuvcr camp this afternoon charged
with selling liquor to the soldiers with
ont either county or State license and
without having paid the Government
tax as n liquor dealer. Connolly is also
charged with mixing alcohol and other
liquids and selling the mixture for
whisley The mixing. it is alleged, was
done al the home Of Connolly in this
city. The arrest was made by the mill
tary authorities at the camp and Sheriff
Reals was notified. The United States
Marshal at Cheyenne has been notified
Of the arrest
The Wyoming Gold and Copper Min.
ing company, organized under the min
ing laws of Utah by M. f. Grovcrnor,
+. P. Mowers, A. Grovernor, Eugene
Wvmau and John w. McFarlaue. with
Salt Lake as its principal Office, with
Il capital of $l25,000, and owning three
mining claims in this county, filed its
articles Of incorporation here today. M
l.. Groyernor, A. Grovernor and Mr.
Mowers are the directors of the com
panys
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
VESSEL PROBABLY LOST
Men on Board Other Craft See Ship
Going Into Gale,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12.-The
bark Nicholas Thayer, some time since
reported as missing, was seen going TO
her doom by men on board the steamer
Jennie, according to report received
yesterday at the Merchants exchange.
The Jennie reports that on April 6, at
9:3O p. M, the Nicholas Thayer crossed
her bow under shortened sail and stand
ing in shore,
Iater she was sighted about FIVE
miles south of Seal Rocks, bound for
Seward A gale was blowing from
the southwest at the time, and the peo-
pie on board the Jennie thought that
the Nicholas Thayer would be lost. Inc
Jennie was bound from Cook Inlet
for Prince William sound.
The steamer Portland was lying at
Point Corr for two days during the
same gale, unable to make. headway.
Tho Nicholas Thayer has since been
posted at Lloyd's as missing with all
h9nI.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
HYRUM T. BOOTH
GETS HARD JOLT
Solar PleXus Is Handed District
Attorney by Judge
Marshall.
SHOOTS MAN CANNOT
RUN THE u. s. COURT
He Is Called Down When He
Attempts to Dictate to
Judge.

Judge John A, Marshall has established
cidentally, United States Attorney Hy-
rum L. Booth has discovered something
which he was not exactly looking for
that is to say-a Judge who Will not hold
court on the curb stone, United States
Attorney Booth has also discovered
something else (the gentleman Is ever
finding out that the life Of Il lawyer Is
filled with learnlng-to be learned), that
ls to say, a District Judge TO whom no
cannot go and dictate orders regarding
the opening OF court. OF the dispensatlon
OF court.
The influential CD United States At
torney has discovered that some Judges
have q mind OF their own, and that they
run the courts according TO their best
Judgment and In accordance with tho
proper mode Of procedure, not In accord
ence with the Views of the nfore- men
toned United States Attorney.
The story. as II is going the rounds.
is this: Attorney Maynard. who Is in
terested In the Utah Fuel case. in which
the Government is plaintiff was to have
appeared In court on Tuesday morning
with some papers relating to the case,
He could not get them ready, so, going
TO the United States Attorney, he asked
him (Maynard) for one day. The United
States Attorney, drawing himself TO his
full height. and casting his most import
ant look upon Attorney Maynard. said {:
"A hem err why. yes. certainly certainly.
Oh, yes, That'Il be all right. I'll tend
g. that. Oh yes, go right ahead I'll
speak to tn Judge about tn matter
ThaLll be oil right"
How Hyrum Was Squelched.
On Tuesday morning. instead OF going
into court and making a motion TO secure
the continuance, he of the famous actor 8
name. hied himself henceward to tho
courthouse in Ogden, posted himself upon
the courthouse steps. and awaited the
coming OF Judge Marshall.
AS the Judge approached. the waiting
attorney drew himself up To his most i'm
posing height assumed his most impos-
ing misunderstanding most imposing cast
of countenQnce-and. In his most impos-
ing tone OF voice. snd in II most mpos-
ing way. as the Judge walked up: "Ec-
he, a-hem- er~ ah- oh. judge The Judge
stopped ''Ah- eh-wy, Judge. there
won't be any need to hold court this
morning, Maynard hasn't get them papoTs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
RICH PRINCE DYING
No Hope for Recovery of Germany's
Wealthiest Nobleman.

BERLIN, Sept. l2.-The condition
of Albrccht, Prince OF Prussia, regent
of the duchy of Brunswick. is worse
today, and there is little Likelihood or
his recovery. The Prince had a stroke
of apoplexy yesterday;
Albrecht is the richest Prince In
Germany. In addition to the posses
sion OF many large estates, he is re-
puted to have investments totalinG
sI5,00O,000 His fortune in Germany
is second only TO that of Miss Krupp,
daughter of the late gunmaker,
The regency of Brunswick. which is
one of the Emperor IS appointments,
probably will be given TO Prince Eitel
Frederick, the second son of his Ma
iestY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13

hasty flight of the prophet to foreign
shores. When Joseph f. Smith silently
stole away it was said that he was merely
taking vacation. The old saints and the
ungodly Gentiles who have lived In Utah
long enough know that vacations" have
become Il habit with Joseph F., particu-
larly when there is trouble in the
could Scent battle from atar" like the
runaway father OF forty-t three kids. In
the old raid days, when the United
States Government exerted it's authority
against polygamy in Utah the other fell
lows stayed at home and took their
medicine: but not Joseph F. That
fragile faklr hied him to the sunny clmes
Of distant and safe lands. and left the
brethren to their fate.
VIII Joseph F. Be Left Out2
And who knows? Perhaps the filing
OF this birth certificate has something
TO do with the fact that the official an
nouncement OF the coming semi-annual
conference OF the Mormon church has not
appended thereto the name OF the chief
polygamist OF the organization, 1t may
be that even the church which he
owns Is now ashamed TO have the name
Of law-breaker signed TO It's Official
announcements.
Again, the State law prescribes that
birth certificates must be nled with the
Board OF Health within thirty days after
the event which II records. while this
one was hled over forty days after the
birth of a son to the absent hlerarch,
The certificate states that there was no
| attending physician, and yet DR.. Wilcox
complaisantly certlnes TO the birth.
Where Is the responsibility?
And finally. IL is highly probable that
| this birth certificate would never have
been filed at all mad IL not been for the
publication In The Tribune. on June %
1906. of q letter announcing the birth
| In that letter the name OF the father
was purposely omitted. as indicated by
| the asterisks. but that letter appeared In
the editorial columns OF The Tribune 0
week before tho birth certificate was
fcd AS an evidence OF The Tribunc't
reliability in these matters. and to show
that Mormons must read this paper IL
order 10 obtain accurate Mormon churct
| news, the letter is here reproduced:
What the Letter Contained.
Editor Trbuue:-I write TO inform yer
tina, of tho Mormon church is thu
father of an iufua, Guild eDoat. M. "a "...
q, him by his fifth wife. living n
street II might he well fo
the American party TO investigate this opor
polygamy commonly being practiccd in thi
city. and also TO see il tho birth Of the chilt
has been recorded
Salt Lake City, Utah.
The people OF Utah arc yearning foi
Joseph Will he eyer oons bsokz
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
HOO-HOOS' ELECTION
ct. Louis Man Is Made Shark OF the
Universe,

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla" sept LII ne
National Hoo-H convention adlo"rhoo 'ous!
70 meet next ycur Mt Atlantic c'ty
Officers for tho ensuing year were elected
az follown:
n Ramsey Of St. Louis, Shark OF Tho
,-1iuor.o. Thomas II. Rogers Of Oklahoma
G,r GR,voSs%i Senior HooSHoo ". W Everett, OF San
Franciseo Junior moo-aG0 On eeorff h halS D"ai Of
can ;ua o. Tenn. Scrivonuter: Charles Wolf
l;n NnSns,,Tl nEsrnnlsviic ind Jabberwock; George F.
in Ynulc portland Or custodian John Aleoek,
baltimore ArosuopoEi T. W. 1slk OF Lathe
Rook GnsdsaA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
OBJECT OF SUITS
Government Oflcer Explains Action to
Cancel Coal Land Patents.
Special to Tho Tribune

Special TO Tho Tribune
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 1.-THE
Assistant Secretary OF the Interior ex
planned today that the object of bring
company, to cancel land patents for
10000 acres: was to prevent the defend
ant corporation from avoiding service.
1t has not yet decided to start criminal
proceedings. The story of the methods
by which the Gould roads secured their
coal lands is familiar one in Utah.
President Roosevelt and Secretary
Hitchcock are personally behind the
suits and will spare no pains to recover
every foot of coal land thus acquired
by the Gould corporation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
JOHN D. PLEADS
Oil Trust Magnate Has His Attorney
Saw Mot Guilty,

FINDLAY, o., Sept, ia pien of not
guilty has been entered in the Probate court
here by John d. Rockefeller on the charge
of violating the antitrust law through the
Standard Oil company. Mr., Rockefeller was
not personally in court. He pleaded through
an attorney The defendants in the cases
against the pipe limos also pleaded not guilty
in the same way. and oach demanded u sepa-
rate trial by jury.
Judge Banker adjourned court until tho
first Monday In October to mako this possible
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13

||||E AND WIFE
L,,r, Forgot to File
Il Birth, as Re-
Md BY Law.
EpnD GOT A
|aTSlCIAN TO DO SO
NM, However, Until
N Tribune Called
,f,H 10 Natter.

. n home. that Is. why
!, N, home, is explained
4 sd before Justice Dana
|tthke City. charging him
u uius, as also in a birth
rlh The city Board of
NJ Under the law the
Ia, having been present
! s,rsnger arrived. should
\ ,s,tlncste, but 1t is
ax vas afraid OF the
rs Ess busy arranging
-rJ for fear Of the conse-
srsni be did not file 1t,
, MS hled by Dr., Wilcox,
" . physician was pres
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
Four Killed by Falling Walls

Ell PASO, Tex, Sept i2.-Hotcl Gomez
Forias in ChihuphuH. Mexico. collapsed last
night while forty-two guests were housed in
1t, and four persons were killed and several
others injured. Among those injured is J. II.
Moulton m American.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
Jubilee in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE Sept. l2-Not in many
wears have Baltimore 3 downtown streets been
so throngcd rs today, when thousands gath
cred along the line of march in the !ubilce
celebration industrial parade. which was tho
feature OF the days events. The parade WAS
lcng and brilliant taking two hours to pass
Siyon point. 1t ~ estimated there were
$4,000 men N ls1ss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
New Engineer Named.

Special TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D c. Sept 1a.-L. N.
Hinmsn OF Sheridan, Wyo.. has been appoint
ed civil engineer at Boise barracks (1da.) !;
sslnry 81 500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
Wealthy Widow Missing.

CHICAGO, Sept l2.-Tho police were asked
today TO find Mrs. Sarah A. Boatmsn, n
wealthy widow, who has disappeared She
frequently carried large sums Of money, and
her family fear foul play.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
Matter Of Speculation,

Just what passed through the brilliant
yes. that's the word, briliiant-mlnd OF
the crestfallen United States Attorney
will never be known. perhaps, except by
the recording angel on high. After one
gasp OF astonishment. his neck assumed
a deep flush and, in the words OF the
popular novel, "a beautiful. coy blush
delicate as that Of rose, mounted his
Greciau features, stealing stealing soft
ly DER his checks. and losing itself in
the roots OF his wavy blonde hair"
Purple would better describe the color
of the attorneys features, however, for
he was red, Just common, everyday, old
red-rcd like unto the red OF ye turkey
gobbler's waffle when he hath been an
gered.
Tho United States Attorneys lips
moved and, while IL is impossible to
ascertain what he said, it Is given out
by bystanders that the air assumed u
blush hue and a strong and uDmistak-
able smell Of sulphur pervaded the morn
ing atmosphere.
Maynard appeared in court with the
papers and IL Is remarked by those who
see. that the United States Attorney is
subducd. yes, sir, actually subdued. and
goes around with cast of countenance
that would do credit to a monk doing
pennance.
And II might be remarked once more
that the gentleman of the bar-logal bar,
mind you-has discovered that his i'm
posing mien and actorname have no in
nucnco with Judge Marshall when IL
oonsR to securing u "0urhstone court"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
New Idaho Postmaster.

Special to The Tribune
WASHINGTON. d. c., Sept 12.-Charlcs
A. Beam has been appointed postmaster at
Irwin, Bingham county, Idaho.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
Russian officer Slain.

WARSAW. Sept. 12-Col. Jakovlof chief
Of the trauafor prison, WAS shot and killed
this evening while driving in cab ia Tho
saty. His assassin escaped.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
eady, SO just let 1t go over TIL tomor-

ready. SO Just let 1t go over TIL tomor-
row"
The Judge noting the imposing mien,
and the imposing other things which
the United States Attorney had assumed.
did not purpose to be imposed upon. 30,
with that quiet dignity which is 30 char
acteristic of him, and with u cold stare
which froze the United States Attorney
TO the stone steps, Judge Marshall In
chilly voice, answered: Court will open
this morning at 10 o'clock. Mr., Booth.
and IL Mr.. Maynard wants a continu-
ance, let him come into court at that
time and make his motion. and / will
consider the matter"-and the Judge
Walked on into the courthouse, leaving
the man with the actor-name staring In
astonishment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
|h.sse Feature.

nf feature In connection
y \ Tat Il Is alleged that
fI.ivO children arrive at
-5 DIS Is the first time
kisry-lbIrd srrived-that {
lae vas ever fled with
ATitlu-
cztIoned, too. tina; the
iill.tnocker, belongs TO
" hrsakers. Law dehers,
J!lres from Justice, who
erideD. to come 10
y 70 Invest money and
= How be came to OBJ
I no Instance aud permit
Euaeate Of the birth OF
cN Is beyond compre-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
= m Certificate.

Tribune presents a
q the birth certih-
shd With the Board
y lake City on July 7.
view Of very recent
"f 10 be OF particular
-Al. today, This certi6-
Hr'A Of a son to Presi-
alh and NJ. Taylor
W as Mary Schwartz
ll lxx.
asst be forwarded by
r 70 The State Board
Ms .ls CITY, on or before
allowing month, after
E0Vsrly registered
ls1a alan Pile No. ol2 A.
';s sls = o. OF BIRTH,
Comfy Of salt 1,asa
'0' Ss z N. Temple
hlt. VI. smith,
g. Of birth-seven.
s.s 81, 1905.
"a W J, F. Smith;
N NJ, K, Temple; color
q gyT1a.aaaay, sixty-seven
'0an; occupation,
~ sata 2 name, "a M. Tay.
ed i,'e g lsN 2. N. Temple;
Utah. 'uuaS forty
Of this r,,..
y children ~ MsiotneI, tIeI
Hr. VI this
tlssiilsaul physician or
t,Su tSssu /, In attendance,
@iI iIs W !! attended the
lsoa a, siiat 1t oc.
IS ISsAs ?. wlIcoSx;.m 5; m
lke
"AsT, M. D.,
.sse7. Registrar.
csIesg cI,stgy Of Salt Lake
sitslSst !, lStaa, do do hsSsSs stats
,ssgy ,ssyal !, 9. slitSine Smith !:
Sps d Iss Of the Origina: 81 !,
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I'd ! b. have hersunt,
aakh mn sae seal Of tn,
l0s~ ~'A 18th day O,
~ 4 SMITH ~
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-15
SAVE YOUR DOLLARS

Is our advice. Later on in life. 1t wi. be of great service to you. The lack ot money causes untold misery. That Is why you should save portion ot your salary, or earnings, while Ou can.
 The five percent plus dividend earn iug Gold Bonds, ot the Northern Se- curitles and Banking Company ouer the safest and best investment In the way of savings that Is on the market. These Bonds are backed by Real Estate Securities held by one of the largest Trust Companies in the west, They can be paid for on the monthly, semi annual or aunuel payment plan and Will earn you better than ten percent on your money, besides taking care ot ano returning you your principal
 For full particulars, see
 PHIL ABRAMS, Agent.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-15
YUEOA'S Bt NNfTT
 IS IN SKAGW "

Capt. Richard Roediger, one Of the pub ishers of the Dawson Daily News, who is ln Sksgway on his way to Ne" York to meet hiS wife, is the James Gordon Bennett of the North. He is the first man to making newspaper making a profitable business in this country. His News, though not the f st paper in Dawson, is now it's oldest publication. It has beHn a dividend payer from the very beginning. Capt Roediger's News has always champion ed the cause of the people.
 Capt. Roediger will go to New York to meet his wife aud daughter who will accompany him back. He will return in about six weeks.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-15
FORMfR SKAGWAY
 GIRL IS MARRIED

MT snd Mrs. Edgar R. Peoples this week announced the engagement of Miss Ward de Norton, Mrs. Peoples sister, to Mr. Edwin Andrew Suter, the well known jeweler. They are to be married Nov. l5.
 Nlr. Suter is the pioneer ieweler of the rauana, ,apd through personal merit aad clCse attention to business has worked up large trade. There is not a more popular young man in the camp. Miss Ward-de Norton is an accomplish ed young woman, well connected, and resided ju Portland, Ore before com ing 70 norLh.-FsirosEks Northern Light.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-15
GETS WARM.
Inland Temperature Many
 Degrees Higher

The report of weather conditions al 8 o'clock this morning at points on th' line of the White Pass and in the Yukon valley follows:
 Glacier-Clear, calm, above. White Pass-Cloudy, north wind. 4 below.
 Frasier-Clouiy, strong north wind, ? below.
 Leg Cabin-Snowing, north wind, s bo'-w.
 -.-. e-'-Suowing, below.
 r-;O1-Cloudy, north wind, , >-.~,.-Cloudy, cs.lm, ? below. " 5...aorse-Cloudy, calm, 10 below, A...u-uloudY, south wind, 0. w4grsa-suowing, calm, F below. Lower LabarEe Cloudy, north wind, , below
 Hoo,a,.rsua-CIoudy, north wind, 2 below,
 D. S -.cl-ClOudy, calm, 50 below NlE r~yssing-Cloudy, calm, 2s
 .aiay, calm, I6 below. SG ... .-aa-Cl0udy, calm, 2l be .o..
 -..... .....- 1-lv, calm, l2 below. U... .-1 ouay ,south wind, 20 below, Fort -.la-C.ear, calm, 25 below.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-15
MAY PROVE FATAL
When Will Alaska People Learn the
 Importance ofIt?

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