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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-14
Engineer Is Pinned Under His
Locomotive for Three
Agonizing Hours.
TORRENTIAL RAINS WASH
OUT BALLAST OF TRACK
Heavy Downpour Assures an
Abundant Fruit Crop in
Southern California.

LOS ANGELES Cal, March l3s-South-
bound passenger train No. q on the
Southern Pacific Coast line, due at Los
Angeles at Has last night, was derailed
rear Burbank about midnight and has
not yet reached this city.
Heavy rains during the past two days
had softened the track and the entire
train tipped over while running at very
slow speed.
Engineer Edmund Brainerd was pinned
rnder his engine for three hours and was
tadly scaldeo and had a leg broken. lie
wns brought TO the Sisters hospital In
this city. - ,,,,
,ruIsed but not seriously hurt Several
others sustained slight Injuries.
Heavy Rainfall.
The unusually heavy rainstorm that pre- pre-
vailed over southern California curing
sunday and Monday has passed away
TWO and forty-seven hundredths lhches Oh
rain fell in this city during the storm,
Int in many places the precipitation WIS
rs great as Ave Inches, , -
Minor damages to railroads, ordEes over
creeks In the vicinity OF the loo.n,Iis IlIu I'm
in this olty flooded easemen.S ,b a'1 .s,i,
raIrcd street car service cover INC ioeS'9
caused by the flood waters
Big Crops Assured.
Along the coast there were few mis- @
A,o"s % ANAL fshlng craft during the
sao that ss1 saqaayS PeGr6 haf5oa stG5%
and dredger sanR sTnat !" o9ancioj nam loss
rhGTs Hasvy was snow w fell in the high mountain:
- re north. even Mount Wilson being
covered with fosr inches at % the deIaI SUNNI ~
steam railroads report serious ue,ay ~
| otra coused BY minor washouts and sort
ened ned roadbeds from excessive preclp'ta
| ton. , ,.,.,r ,ssures abundant
! 0 10 tb,lnghout southern California.
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JOCKEY THROWN
At OAKLAND TRACK
Not the Only One to Get a Nice
Little Toss as Result Of
Yesterdays Races.
SOME OF THE B00KMAKERS
TAKEN DOWN THE LINE
Menden Wins First Race by q
Narrow Margin; Mud
Horses Day

SAN FRANCISCO. March 13.-Favorites Iost
the arst three races at Emeryvnle today, tho
events being captured by Menden Batidor and
Shady Lad respectively all OF which stood at
s TO 1 In the betting
Dugan Thrown From Horse.
AS tho two-ycar-olds were on the way to
tho post in the third rncc. the fayoritc. Bona
ventura threw Jcckoy Dugan and jumped
the fence. He wns caught and Dugun re-
mounted Mcnden beat tho barrier whom II
went up and assumed the lead, but os he
turnsd for homo he was caught by The IA
vorites but managed to win by nose. Wealth
er cloudy; trnck sloppy. Results;
Lassen Gets in Money.
First race. threo and q halt furlonss-Men-
don. liz Knapp, 70 l. won: gonnvcntura.
liz Duganl. 10 5. second; Lassen. liz tBrus-
seD. 10 to l. third. Time. A seconds. Charley
Payne. Komo. Yankee jim Palemon. Domi-
MUS, Arvi. Ranro. Allaric. Banksrn and Sum
Second race, Ave and a half furlongs-Ba,I-
dor. l07 tWriehp. to I. won, Bath Beach
no (Ricel 10 TO J. second; Princess Wheeler,
Roecr, Mitchell. pottio Crews, Galce, Marie
H. Sid Christopher. Bear Hunter. Bill Bob
manson and optimo also ran.
Shady Lad Lands Coin.
Third race, nvs and half luIionEs,shedy
La Led % RSe) to won GaDs sri1sS aomsnsSs MasSs
Jos knapp. even. third. Time. l:oo. Lans-
down. Titus IL, f. NJ. Brattnin. Dan Collins
and Tpm o.Shnntor also ran
Fourth race. mtlc-Quickrich, 100 (Rob-
inson). 10 10, won; PentaGon. los tRussel).
TO l. second; Frod Bent 1os tclsrlo, I to J..
third. rirno. ts. Merry Go Round. Jake
-. '-- "'ittner. Pepper Pod. Rosaro
and szz also ran. 4u
w enrck carries Out the Dope.
Fifth race. mile and e!shth-Wonrok.
100 (Minder), 8 to s. won; Mr fsrn9m le'
(ErusseO to l. eecond: Canejo, s8 tRettiBl
10 to l. third Time. 1:s7&. Chablis Major
Tcnny Jerry Hunt, Torrigan. Llngford Jemef
and Duke OF Richlicu also ran.
sixth race. Futurity course-David BoIand
qs (Graham). I TO /. won; Raibert 10y tsrus
oon Q 70 40 second ST Francis. So tSchadc)
| II "a 1 third Time, 1;12A The Mist Mon
! tanua Macy and Professor Stats olso ran.
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INDIAN OUTLAW BAND
ESCAPES FROM POSSE
Widow Brings Body of Dead
Deputy Marshal Forty
Miles to Town.

VINITA, L. T., March l3-Marshal Oar
rough and his posses are continuing the
search today for the Wcknre Indians
outlaws, who Sunday. In battle with
deputies. killed one of the officers and
wounded another. Darrough should have
reached the town OF Kansas late yestcr-
day evening. but II would not have been
possible for him to have begun con-
centrated search before today.
No word has been received from him,
and II may be several days before the
outlaws can be located owing to the
good start they have and tho fact that
the country affords many means of c.
cape and places OF concealment.g
brought in this morning, accompanied
by his widow. who had driven through
the hills forty miles with IT.
Widow Brings in Body.
Richard Carey. another deputy, who
was shot through tho chest, is otill alive.
but II Is believed he cannot recover.
Otis Tuttle. the deputy. at first report
cd killed is at the head of one OF the
posses chasing the outlaws.
Indians Not Horse-Thieves.
News from the sections where the
meagre and slow, as there no tele-
phone nor telegraph wires in that region.
The three Wicklffe boys are not horse
thieves nor robbers In any sense, as has
been stated They began their career by
resisting arrest and are now charged
with several murders, committed mostly
I'm their attempts TO escape
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FLASHES FROM THE WIRE

Andrew Carnegie gave 900 to tho Railroad
Y ~ c A. OF Richmond va: ond increason
his library offer to the city by sl"'"P' making
It $4,000
ormy transport Lognn, committed suicide on
March by jumping overheard
President Roosevelt ia now an honorary
,,amhsT ~ the United Veterans having been
elected by the camp at Poplar Eions' MO mo
organization is composed OF Union and Con"
fcderate solCleiS
Fred R Green former cashier Of tho defunct
FredonIn National bank OF Buffalo. n Y
ri.aded guilty 20 cnbezzlcment and was sen
fenced 10 six years in Auburn prison.
Tho senn,e Committee on Appropriations has
odde,t mn amendment to the tortiacations ap-
proprIation bill providing for Government
powder factory
Tho House Committee on Naval affairs has
Fcss bill for the establishment OF naval iniH-
tia by the various States
The German Foreign oficc says that the out
,ok at Algecras 10 favorable that 1t Is
ro,v consldored impossible to hronk oil the
negotiations.
Tho British steamer colnc bas tounderod on
the Dutch coast Twelve OF her crew were
drowned and soVen saved
In consequence of the failure OF all attempts
,o form a now Servion Cabinet the old Min
istry, slightly altered, will return To power
Walter Juntgen, tral at DnnTille. Ill,
charged with misappropriation OF funds OF
bnnk at Paris Ill. acquitted by tho jury
after nights dollbemtion.
4 heavy snowpt orm struck Iowa carly Tues
dnv and Increased In severity. Street car
traffic lis badly impcdcd and train service Is
threatened
4 battalion of armed reserves have been sent
Ga Rybinsk Russia owing 10 fear OF Ggrurlun
troubles in the uUpor NolER region.
Tho steamer Sierra. which has arrived az
Honolulu from Australia via Samoa. reports
TINT thcro has bocn communication With
Tahiti since The recent disastrous hurricane
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STREET CAR KILLS ONE
Collision in South Omaha Also Serl-
ously Injuries Six Others.

OMAHA March BIN collision at soutn
Omaha early today between TWO street eps
Jacob Paulson OF South Omaha Waterman
employed In ono of tho packing houses waS
KILLED and sccen persons were Injured, SIX OF
whom were severely hurt Fauis"n iea'es
family - ,s,,. In
jurcd and VIII die. -.
F>rcdn Hoffman Albright aged IL. had an
arm broken ribs crushed and VIII proenoy
Joe Rynkar. South Omaha, Is internally IN
Fisn Anderson, aged 4 is badly hurt and
nay Die ,,.u, 6,
Mary Maloney. South Omaha 'h'erha'S NJ
Miss Coblsr South Omaha badly bruised
end Internally injured. 49,,
LINT
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Results at Oaklawn.

UoT SPRINGS. Ark, March la-oakiaSn
results: -.
taxc Maid second, Mayor Johnson third. Time.
l.l6
second race four Observation-Disclosures won,
.1asIn, Gorky second Rclnc Rcgente third.
Time "A I-6 seconds.
Third raco. ono mllc-Iurctta won. san Fri
mo second ThistIcdo third Time. AZ,
Fourth race sls and half furlongs-Htrena
Won Fruit second Kate Ziu third. Time.
I:22 20.
FIfth rucc nyc and half furlongs-free
JoiII won Alma's Pet second. Miss Martha
third Time. ~ SIS seconds.
sixth rnce. mile and twenty yads-Dars
Stahl Won, Arsenal second. Dave SousrnsTs
THIRD. Time, lao.
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.FAVORITES Do WELL
At NOTED ASCOT TRACK
Chimney Sweep Makes Clean
Up in Feature Event;
Other Stars.

LOS ANGELES Cal, March 12.-Chlmnoy
Sweep tho favoritc closing ut to ? Won the
feature event at Acct today. q free handicap
for three-year -olda and upward at mile and
nfty yards FustIan second and Emoar-
rassment third.
The other races were oil selling events Four
fnyorites won Gentle Harry won the nrth
race at IL to J.. the longest shot of tho day
Weather cloudy; track SLOW Results m
First rucc. four furionss-Commlda ll9 CIV
ler) TO 10, won; Joan OF arc. nU 'tfNils
10 g. second. Induna los lHornerl, 40 70 l.
third Time, j0ii seconds. Hot IhSes -'n,ie
Eshcr yellow Ton and Arcadia Belle also
Pleasant Days for Lucky Boys.
Second race. one mlle-Plesaant Days ls
rseierC to > won: Young NARROW lo7 (Adn-
ier) to /, second. swedioh Lady; los '6nI-
wages Jnsler, The Pride. Mexico, Nuptial
James J. Cor6ett, Orator. col. Jewell ond
yellow Kid also ian. M, -,
Bonner. IL 10 s. won; Belesco. IL? tMeDanen:
TO ;, second; EVELYN Griffin, lol CfoFSeT5. 3
turkey Foot seed Cake. Adalmo and Helen
s. also ran.
Clean Up by Chimney Sweep,
Fourth race. milo and nifty yards-Chimney
sweep los (MiIlsrl 10 :. won Fnstian. lco
H'reston). n to 5. second Elnearr I1s 9ssnsnt no
tHarr!s). 10 /. third. Time. la9N7 Morue
alec -, -,
Firth race. mile and a furlong-Sontle fth.i p
iO5 (NcDenieD. IL to !, won, Potrcro drande'
lna (Ross) to & second, MisA May Bowdlsh
lo4 T,alms) to 2, third. Time, l-Sts. BiIl
Curtis, Graphite. Ros,of. Ding Dong IL md
SISth yace six furlonss-Lindarose, los tNl-
IerI D to q Won Durbar JOG tF1scher), TO 8,
second. Mary Glenn. u3 tMcDanieD 10 70 ..
,hird Time, li6h Anona, Mrs Bob Belle
EInnev pcmas also ran; Suavtta left
Seventh race. ono nile-PintNI 20 tHSl.ne'
TO 2, won: Prince Ching HE ''oyI',, ',TS
S.conI. kinsnan lis (Kunz). 10 l third,
Time l:44r Tangible sNnds'orm' PhyS ana
Freesla5 also ran,
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Meyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Are Now in Bastiie at
Caldwell.
REMOVED THERE OVER
PROTEST GOV. G00DING
Prison Has But Four Cells {;
Contains IA Prisoners, Who
Do Own Cooking.

CALDWELL, Ida, March lS-Under a
heavy guard. Meyer. Haywood and Petit
bone. who have been indicted for the muir
der of former Gov. Stcuncnberg, were re-
moved today from the State pcnitentiary
In Boise TO the Canyon county jail in this
city. against the protest of Gov. Good
Ing. The Canyon county jail has but four
cells and contains fourteen prisoners. who
are compelled to do their own cook
Ing.
Guarding the Jail.
To forestall any efforts at rescue, which
he believed might be attempted, Sheriff
Nichols has sworn In dozens OF deputy
sheriffs, who Will patrol the jail night
and day while the Federation officials are
detained there. II this protection Is not
sufficient Gov. Gooding Will call out the
militia.
Ordered to Remove Prisoners.
Tho order of the Supreme court TO re-
move the prisoners to the jail was made
cation of Attorney Richardson, after a
expressed themselves as dissatisfied with
the treatment accorded them by Warden
Whitney and insisted upon being taken
to tho county jail. where they should be
kept, under the statutes.
The bill of exceptions was drafted and
signed by the full bench today on appeal
TO the Supreme Court OF the United States
in the habeas corpus cases OF Meyer, Hay
wood and Pettibone.
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Cleanup by Chimney Sweep
How Ponies Ran at City Park.

NEW ORLEANS, March l3--Ciy PARK re-
cults; - x-,.- po,t.
E1r.t rnce three and half furlongs-Bclle
of thc Rnv won. odd Trick second Bosserr1nh
tbIrd Time. i2 is seconds.
sacood rocn seven furlonEs-Oratorian won,
IAN carter second. The only Way third Time
~ Tst-J rsco one mile. handonp-Garnish won.
Pot PuIger second Alma Dufour third. Time
1908. , ,,,1 Ad,rs
won OrblcuIar second. Jack Dolan thlrd'
Time t:2i 3-S. - r,,,
Fifth race. siX furlongs-Phiora won. 1hau'
sixth rncc milo npd three cighths-Fonso
won. Padre second Gravtna third Tlmo 2;EZs.'
seventh race six furlonss-Lochgol won
Nynheor second. Conjuress third. Time, l;1S.
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CALIFORNIA TOWN ON FIRE
Several Business Blocks in Guern-
VILE Are Destroyed

SANTA ROSA, Cal, March IA telephone
uessaeo wns received from Gucrnrille appeal
ing Tor assistance and announcing I'M I'M, =. , uis
astrous hrc was raging there, which threatened
tc wipe out the town -,
At the time the message cam" the 1rnhn
,icnlly all OF tho buildings on thot Side OF Iho
streot were thought TO be doomed.
ARRANGEMENTS wore Immediately made nero
Ia snna nn engine to Guernyillc by special
train but a scond message came countermahu.
Ing the request for tho apparatus snSlnS '"u.
I, ,rould be useless TO send an engine, as
everything threatened would be wiped OUT oy
tho time the Santa Rosa nremen arrived
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OPERATORS SAY THEY
ARE TAKING CHANCES
Present Agreement With Min
ers, They Contend, Is Fair
and Just Offer.

NEW YORK, March 13.-Thc following
statement on behalf of the anthracite
operators committee of seven Is published
today:
air. Baer received yesterday Mr..
Mitchells acknowledgement OF the answer
by tho operators committee to the propo
s.tion made to the anthracite mine work
ers with advice that the came would be
submitted to the miners committee as
soon as possible.
The operators think that they are TAX
irg long chances In even Offering to con-
tinuc the present conditions for three
years longer. This offer was based on
the possibility that the business prosper
ity which characterized the last years
Will continue
Business May Fall OFF.
There Ia no certainty of this, as any
time within the next three years a de-
preston In business may take place
which may lessen tho demand for coal,
and in carrying out this contract the
operators may be placed at q serious dis
advantage
The presidents of the anthracite coal
carrying companies adjourned this even
ing
Coal dealers who were seen yesterday
said there was uncertainty In their
minds as to whether there would be an
anthracite coal strike
The probable withdrawal of the custo-
mary reduction in prices of domestic an.
thracite during tho summer will mean vlr-
tually. 1t was said an Increase In the
price.
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Business May Fall Off.
Miners Are Gathering.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 13.-The an
thracite and bltumlnous coal miners arc
arriving for the convention and confer
ence which Will occupy the attention Of
the country during the next week. The
national executive board Will meet to-
morrow and among other matters will
take up the Dolan situation at Pittsburg
conference on the anthracite situation
Will be held among tho leaders of the min
ers tomorrow night
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ARMED FORCE IN CHURCH
Townspeople Determined to Resist
French Inventory Of Property.

PRIyAS. France, March 13.-The population
of the town OF CoUcouron, about atty miles
from here are determined TO resist tho taxi
ing OF the Inventory OF the church, under the
church and stnte separation law,
The doors heavily harricnded and strong
gratlngs have been Instened aeros9 the win
dow8.
A hundred men armed with rifles and pro-
vIsioned for n Ions Siege are installed inside
tho hulldinC
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In So Doing the Apostolic Sen
atOr Does Some Tall
Lying.
LOGAN MINISTER HAS NOT
BEEN RUN OUT OF UATH
He is East on a Call From the
Presbyterian Home
Mission.
Special To Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D. C, March 1S-Sen-
ntor Smoot issued a sweeping denial to-
day OF the charges made by Rev. n L.
Clemenson of Utah, and published In
New York morning newspaper, charging
the Senator with unlawful cohabitation
with Rosa Hamilton of Milwaukee. for
mcrly of Utah and Miss Greenwood, both
of whom confessed to Clemenson. accord
Ing to his statement.
Apostle Does Some Lying.
Senator Smoot appeared very indignant
and denounced Clemenson as a Mormon
renegade who had been run out of Utah.
He denied the alleged plural marriage.
May Reopen the Case.
Senator Burrows said II was a little
strange Clemenson had not told tho story
TO the committee He said he was not
certain whether Clemcnson would be
called before the committee. The COM
mlttee had the power TO reopen this case
and summon him
List Of Smoot Witnesses
Attorney A s Worthington notifies
Senator Burrows that tho list OF Smoot
witnesses would be ready tomorrow and
subpoenas could be Issued at once for
their appearance before the committee a
week from next Monday,
[Rcv. W. Z. Clemenson is In the East
OIL a call from the Presbyterian Home
mission He has not been run out OF
Utah: on the contrary, his absence is Il
mere temporary matter, and is official
Az TO what he may have said in the East,
he undoubtedly believes IL true, for he Is
an honest gentleman, sincere minister
o. the gospel. 1t will not help Smoot in
the least TO denounce Clcmcnson. or tell
lies about him.-EdttoT Tribunc.l
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Priests Consider Land Sale.

KAZAN. Russia. March 13,-At a meeting OF
tho priests here today application TO recon-
mend the sale OF church londs 10 tho peas
ants wns seriously considered. The uuthor OF
tho resolution argued that II was not Chris
uanllkc for the church TO retain immense
ants vger. Starving for want OF land.
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Bankers Go to Prison,

nr>vER March 19-Leonard Is I'm.
DEE DEN I'D ID lanes A. Hnl. convicted Of
conspiracy oonsp to wreck the Denver savings SAVING
taken Gy to tod%y ths s"ss to serve
niyonccs lla,y Of nine and ten years respec-
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Miss Anthony's Funeral Thursday.

ROCHESTER,, March 1.-THE funeral of
susan y Anthony VIII be held on Thursday
at ? o'clock. Rev, Cannot OF the First Unit
member Will Of'Cintn.
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-o,Lnen Back From Washington.

prSyEn. March l2-Tnc eGmmittGe ,s OF Gf%n,, iHuL
een from the Amercon nsn, N@I,on1 ssc last Two
aes2eln','"'' 70 Washington watching tho int"ress
W ,Ss Western stock Industry nov o'tSce nor b"o
grers' Lac the result OF their trip TO "ash-
Smston was favorable
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Ero;1ht Train Wrecked.

REDplNG CAL March roa l5rsGTSR fTSrbs cars train %1
a 6outnn utoatSnd two miles south OF Gregory last
n,ght nslg The trncK Was torn up for quite m DIS
,nn"e IL is reported TINT two or throe uanhPS
laI
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Bill to Regulate Medicos.

wASHIS6ToN. March Ex-senator Plies to-
day reported favorably from tho Committee
On Territories n bill providing for the reguls-
zion OF tho practice Of medicine. surgory and
denuItry IN Alaska ~
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To Paint Pope's Picture.

ROME March l3.-Carolue Duran, the Ia
NOUS portrait painter. is about 10 paint port
nit OF Pope Plus X. tnklng his inspiration
from TItans portrait Of Pope Paul III (Ales-
anndro Fnrno5c)s "A
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New Western Postmasters

-,,,.,cToS March l3-Tho Senate to-
MNSlalled Soonlrmed tho following noninstionsi
pos,mnstors; Idnho-A G. Notue.on' "n'npA'
Montnna>-P. b. Dodds' "hNo f''"
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inches above the normal "hlSH - 90
inches
Deep Snow III Mountains.
The reserve In the mountains Is no"
probably greater than II has ever oeeh
since the weather service was eStao-
I,shed and IS between two and three
times greater than the normal as inc
snowfall during the last few months OF
last wear was exceedingly heavy and the
Increase in tho mountains Is much great
CT I'm proportion than the precipitation IN
the valley
Severest of Record.
The combined results OF falllhe hlols"'o
and violent wind make the storm OF Mon
day night the most important weather
| event of the year. and one OF the seVeres'
In the history OF this region
The forecast WAS for colder weather
and q continuance OF falling sno~'
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'vs Snowfa,,

u,,,, NE y, preclpitatIon was
g an inos '"a' at Salt Lake.
''tl ior H.. an exceedingly
,uss ,,' saat dry region. The
~ !ues.. The first of Jonu-
a''' an increase Of H..
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~ Heavy Losses,

~ Springs. north OF the city.
. the bath-house Will ap-
The second story OF Kip
sefss WAS demolished The
san at the City cemetery
PC, but luckily fell between
- uus occasloned no great
sailing rink building at
as1 Btate streets is nearly
'rs and numerous plate
stre blown in. the loss In
es augmented by the dam
NE Merchandise
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. Loss at Garfield.

z Inc shores OF the lake,
"a lie loss was heavy. Here
"a are employed In the
'ae big smelling and con-
q" 'or the reduction OF
. and naturally many OF
se'e slight and built only
Many Of these were
some Of tho partially
aaneul buildings were In
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,,sr.,, Carneel. gave 1000 to tho Railroad
Y M q A OF Richmond. Va. ond Increased
his library offer to the city by 10000 making
II $40 COO.
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q 10 walk down any Of the
Ez5 streets Tuesday morn
leat The sign builders will
sTertime for a few days at
a'eas. restaurants and other
- that had erected large
az slgns were the heaviest
a ilese being almost COM
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q Coast to Coast.

'N'ure OF the storm was
IA the entire country.
sutS' from coast TO const
mer OF unusual severity.
ka'ufe did not fall much
-. IN many sections of
&ss., - blizzard was accom-
aiy falling thermometer
~ loss TO the s,ockmcp
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%s-Aile Wind.

sn that 1t was claimed
q, me weather bureau. its
L. ,'' arrival was prompt
- 1y as the hours pro-
- 49, OF q sixty-mlIe veloc-
II 80 scout 2 O'clock Tuesday
ss na ~ wave accompaniment
san cold, as a tempcre :
b. 1ssfees was resIstcrca
a, d. .sauetion :, OF Ii degrees
'nermomcter registered
~ 9, ,ssfall ~ which followed
J. ,s,o, IN. me wind amounted 10
s.,. eight inches. the esac, ct
III % Of an inch Of wa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-14
Deep Snow in Mountains.

inches above the normal. which is
inches.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-14

r Fatreu Il walter on the United states
ormy transport Logan. comnitted suicioe on
March by jumping overheard.