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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
Entertainment at Casino.

Among the Richmond favorites who
viii take part in the entertainment to be
ei-ea in the Casino at Reservoir Park
5Jrr cath, at so T. NJ. there Is one who
has been absent from this city for the
mast Two wears. Miss Marie Leahy. who
has been studying and instructing in
New York and Philadelphia, where she
has bsen q favorite in the best social aud
literary circles.
Thursday night she will intone the
Wharfage Of the Flowers" to the sweet
strains OF Neyin's "Narcissus," rendered
bv PGchmond's !nmitablc accompanist.
C'oZored lights will add to the artistic
effect.
This study was given by Miss 1-eahy
In the Academy few Years ago Her
second number will be darkey dia-
logue selection.
Mrs. Jasper L. Rowe's sympathetic
contralto will be heard in three NUM-
bers. one of them. by special request,
being Denner's lullaby, Sleep. Little
Baby OF Nine,
The quartette is composed Of old an!
new favo,.,es. Messrs. +. w. Cunning
ham, r. Lyan Tucker. q. T. l.atmaa
and Kirk Matthews. These gentlemen Will
also sing in solo. "She Is So Innocent"
..-rhou Art Nine" aJl 4 basso number
by o. r. Lehman:
corrado's ORCHESTRA Nave made many
friends since Coming to Richmond. The
orchestra will render the "Sex,ottc from
Lucia" and Hearts and Flowers,
The CprraIo brothers will play cornet
duet, Loyal and True" Mr.. Gesuardo
Lipu,na will render the cver-new favor
lite, 1.-THE Carnival of Venice" on the
clarionet.
One of the choicest numbers OF the
programme will be tho cornet soto by
Albert Corrado, "Fantnsia Originate
Moving pictures, ordered for the occa-
sion will close the programme
This entertainment Will be the second
annual benefit for the sick and relief
fund of the Virginia Passenger and
Power employees. The Casino holds four
teen hundred people, and every seat was
taken last year. Judging from the ad-
vance sale Of seats the public are de-
termined to again show their apprecia-
ton OF the numbers rendered, the per-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Masoll---Rurpess.

Or. Richard u. Burgess, Of Suffolk. Va,
has announced the engagement OF his
sister, Louise Urquhart, to Mr.. Guy O,
Mason Of Washington, u. G. The we'd
ding will take place ON June 2Sth in
ST. Paus Episcopal Church, Suffolk
Crow-Seabury.
Mrs William II. seabpry has an
Eounccd the engagement Of her daughter,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
Petition of Ba1kruptcy.

Mr.. n, Elicit Clarke III filed petition
of voluntary bankruptcThroush MS AZ
torneys, Messrs. Scotland Buchaman
and Mr. William CruiY rucker' .Ihe
Assets $780,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
.FOR EXAMINING
TIE TEACHERS
Dates Fixed for the Close OF the
Various Summer Normal
Schools.
I'll .---------------------
TO Be IN JULY AND AUGUST
Exact Dates Are July 80 and 81
and August For Both
White and Colored.
TO BE IN JULY AND AUGUST

A state examination for teachers VIII
be held ut the close of the summer
schools at Norfolk, Fnrmvlle, Charlottes-
vile, Fredericksburg Winchester, I'M
Dry, Big stone Gap and Martinsvillc Tor
white tcacinrs. and Danvilc and AbinS-
don for colored teachers July 80, 81 ana
August 1st.
In view OF the fact that the courses Of
study at the institute Will DE too eS-
tensive to be completed with the best
results during one mouth. Nose teachers sstf
attending the institute for twenty (2v)
days who hold first and second grace
certificates wik BIO allowed to take an
examination on one-hnlf OF the course course
this year and will be credited with those
studies on which they make sevcntS-llVe
(75) per cent or more and VIII be per-
mittcd to take an examination on the
remaining branches at the spring =,
summer examination In 1907. THIS WI
relieve teachers now holding first am
second grade certificates from the bur
den OF taking the entire examination IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
THE BRIDE.
(Trom Ballad, upon a Wedding

BY suCIIrNG
s5 psa this MS portrait autograph and biographical" sketch
SNS1E maid, and thereby hangs a tale,
such maid Whitsunae
- Kindly ripe could be
o plump, soft as she,
Juice.
small, the
Would stay which they did bring
wide
trnth,--for out must
looked the great colar--just-
colts neck
lie beneath her peticoat
mice, stole in and out
they feared the light;
o such wayl
yesterday
half fine sight
Hero cheeks white
10 comparison;
Who them is undone:
Fors treaks mingled there
Katherine pear,
that's next the
lips red; and one was thin
to that her chin
some
But guard her race,
them
the in July
Thouds swear her words did break
might passage get
But she SO handled still the matter,
They came or better
And not spent a whit
sunday Oct H. 1903 One
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
One Half the. Course,

Teachers now holding third grade GER
tificates who wish to- take the examine
ton ut this time VIII be allowed to take
an examination on one-half OF this course
this year and to take an examination on
the other half OF the course et the
summer examination in 1901.
If teachers holding third grade GER
tificates make first or second grade
rating On the subjects they tnke In the
examination Mt the institute, they Will
DO given first or second grade certi-
ficate, which will be IN force until the
examination for 1907, and IL list or
second grade rating is made on the sec
ond half OF the examination, this GER
tificate will be changed to one In fun
force.
Teachers will not be permitted to take
more than n reasonable number Of sub
jects. The subjects chosen after con-
sultation with the conductor. must be
taken through the entire course.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22

efornance and the, cause In which :hey
appear.
In Honor of Miss Knapp.
Miss Peachy Harrison, of No, 1ol North
Monroe Street, entertained charmingly
a, luncheon on Friday last In honor OF
Miss Edith Knapp. of Indiana
Covers were laid for five, and Miss
Harrisons guests were Miss Edith
Knapp, Miss Hattie Smith Miss Minnu
Thalhimer and Miss Bertha Knapp
Notify Mrs. Randolph.
Mrs. y, V. Randolph, acting vicc-presi-
art Of the Hollywood Memorial Associn-
ton, asks that all members OF the holly
wood, Hebrew and lakewood Memorial
Association, also Daughters of the Con-
fcderacy, who desire place in line for
their carriages on Memorial Day, VIII
kindly notify her by Monday, May 2Sth,
so that the numbers may be properly
arranged by the chief marshal.
Auxiliary to Meet.
meeting of the Junior Auxiliary Of
the Home for Incurables will take place
Tuesday afternoon, May 22d. at $50, at
the residence OF Mrs. Valentine, NO. Dis
West Franklin Street. A full attendance
| Is requested, as business of Importance
Will come w.
| At Woman S CluD.
The Milton G. Work Whist Club Will
hold an annual meeting for the transact
ton of important business this afternoon
at 4;3O O'Clock In the parlors of tho
| Woman's club.
The final whist tournament Of this
season will be played at the club next
Friday evening at S:l5 o'clock, and prom
Uses to be n very interesting affair.
Dr. r. f. Bryan will lecture at the
club next Monday afternoon at 4,3O
o'clock on THE History of Music
Mr.. Smiths Letter.
Mr., II. NJ, Smiths lecture given be-
fore the club yesterday afternoon, on
'"Andrew Jackson" wag one of the most
attractive heard by club members and
their friends this season, The subject
was handled IN most eloquent and in
teresting manner and Mr. Smith was
the subject of universal cnngra tulatlons
being frequently interrupted by enthusi-
nstic applause Special guests OF thc
afternoon were Mrs. Il, Y, Williams, Mrs
Isaac Tower, Miss Claire smith Miss
Josephine Sullivan and Miss Mamie
Hicks, Fyaa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22


members nre already enrolled.
Mrs I q. Carlton or Tonno Va, is
;,niertio.rs treatment at the Memorial
~, :. IA
Alts. W. N, T7,sSbtr,te, Of Wnynesboro,
su;a,,haIl II fynchh,rp, 10 spending some
.'..',',.' =, ., ~ noi,'''' 81 70
a., az, o,,p,,rs vn.
VIZ -. 49, w W. i.oNl,is' " ~ ,,,siness,
Wus III tlle cley last VEIN o''
Mr r. I. 1t,,d,,,. ,v,s recently regis
tered ~ rtoteiI is,,,,s In Winchester, va.
.,.,.d f,o,, n
MSS rosa Ifahtt nus ~ n,1s rnintivas
~ of'smonti,, Nas
,,,,, >,.au $3.50 .,.,a lac heen tho
Nlss Natalle Penl, WIZ ~ ~, Ave
~ W. Bowe, has returned 10 her 'loi'''
III Ni''lnsvillc.
Mrs. r. L. 1.andrum. who mas oeen
visiting friends here. has ret"rico ~ ''et
,,.,,, =,
Mr.. ana Mrs q. Herman W a'nt,,,ns ~ t.
BerkleS. are the guests OF t''"''N'' -
'h's cry
Miss Mary schenk, OF Oak.tt.' N"'' 10
the guest of relatives IN the c''s.
.,,,,o ~,
Mr. |. H. ESglestoh' OIL u
Is IN the CITY.
,..o.oa - +he
Mr. II q. barnes was res res, ,s.ta,,, las,
MecKiehpurs' ehase Ii.S'
,, :, ,,, - 1on,sa county,
Ms MS! q. - s,,, ~ TT Young.
- '"o s'sss -
>.
Mr.. James Bryant has returheu -
Charlottesville, utter Il WISH 10 is'e''''o''N''
- p,,,,
mond, speit Sunday IN AleSahu'''''
,,ps Who has been
STUDYING meelle,ne III +nr ,e his vacation. n
10 Ma''iso'f co'n's - 3. ut
49,, ,,a ,1rs p woodward, Of Louisa
.t NJ, .tiu ~ ~ ,;sitirt, friends here.
cou"'s' w
,,,a. ,,o,, ,nd Miss Mary Gibson
r .a's fho N pnssts of friends in Alexandria.
~, Annie louise
Misses Myrtle Bedford anu si nih,, n the
ReinhardT OF ms ci. ~. Webbs music
studio rec.tal e. MISS NE 1sr,anv inst.
class N feee'souts' y
Mrs. O :. heario, ,ast y week to be pres
was ~ ~ nrnlI,otion OF her son, Mr..
en-. ~ ~ rs.rfott IN medicine.
~ ual,nasdnv Nav s3d, the Ladies'
cohleuefl.e ~, nnveil two bronze
penhrie eu ~ .,,,ar,, If the students Of
laple.s = .. ..+, nf Virginia who gave
the o r,.se =, ~ servIce Of the Con-
thelr hteS ~, ~ ta,,,ots ore being con-
1euelaus tta university library. The
aa,,ver Ma address Of presentation,
ss. "l Aas
,,r + p. Lewis, of Martinsville, Is IN
,ha c,ty 81 business
Mrs JON Nto - no daughters of the
mace ples ,,,Ei,. aY,nuo1 session at Alex
andria lnu,luas .o,,dh hnth of Richmond,
Mrs. "a. X. ,,iaan,rosldent and secre-
were elec.e X;
tarS' fespee
WIN ne Col,,m-
~, NJ o ,r,' r,d MRS, William j. Henley,
U.s. 20 c,,o,,a1o,1 Ohio, nre the guests of
oI,, Tol,n "A stringcr on -Monterio Ave
- o,.tor Heirhts.
49, sss
l., ~, Ed,,o,a Mccormick
Mr.. anu w. W., tonra,, attended the
EPscopal C"aa ,ra,t no a delegate
WEN eeN' ~, ~ Ia.,.,n,,nn,nciy churches.
iro''i l'ie iH"pi ~.
r,on,,,,to, ,na Miss Mary
MIS-. - ~ = 80 Wa vnesboro. Va.
ospo', ne w., a,on,,no somo time at
wilo 10y IIate, n Washington. d. C..
q. " Nv. ~. for Atlantic city, III
9si&
rho o. p.v 13isrhon A. Van de vyvcr
e.'.,s t1os,,;.o1 IN 1Nnrfol,- and mas the
49, 20 A., and Mrs r. w, Brown,
p "e1 parts,,o ,,t,,
~ ~.
Mic. n,ory Dra,,o As the Quest of
,,;ss Nary Cravo]y In Danvilld
Norrollt v-t1 II carly in JunetO spend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
ANOTHER CURE

ri have used tho Cuticura Medicinal
Toilet Soap for moro thana year, and for
cleansing, identifying, and purifying
the skin, it cannot be excelled I have
been trying for long time to get some
thing. to take the pimples of my face,
and since using Cuticura Soap find that
it is the very thing for diseases OF tho
skin" G. w. King,
Oct. 10, 1905, Cadiz, Ky.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22

Misses Myrtle Bedford and Annie Louise
Reinhardt, Of this city, assisted IN tne
studio rectal Of Miss Mary Webp music
class in Petersburg, on Friday 'ase
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
Tn Honor of Miss Knapp.

Torrance and the, cause in which :hey
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22

Mrs. G. p. Kearfott, Of Martinsvnle' va
was In :. chnond last week 10 ~ p,Gs-
ent at the graduation OF her som iA''
Conrad d Kearfott, in medicine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22

I'll Suffolk, and Is composed of many OF
suffolk's wenlthiest citizens. siXty-seVefl
members are already enrolled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22

Mrs. j. &. Carlton, OF Toano, Va, Is
undergoing Treatment ut the Memoria
Hosp tai.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22

alts. w. N. Fisibtr,ie, Of 1vaynesboro
WI, who has necn visiting Mr.. II. ~
soaihall IN Lynchburg, is spending SOM
tnit in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22

Miss Mary Bali and Miss Mary GIBSON
are the quests or friends IN AleSahor'u'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
Station Agent of Chamblee, Ga,
Runs Amuck and Commits
Murder.
ALSO WOUNDS OTHERS,
THEN KILLS HIMSELF
Drink and Passion for Girl Led
to the Tragedy of a
Day.

ATLANTA, Ca. May 15-Crazed by
drink and by disappointment in u love af-
fair, James H. Clark, a telegraph opera
tor at the little town OF Chamblee. n
dozen miles north of Atlanta, began late
yesterday afternoon a rampage OF crime.
In less than twenty-four hours he killed
one man, severely wounded three others.
slightly wounded a fifth and dubbed q
sixth with a shotgun, set fire TO the home
OF one Of his victims. and when sur
rounded by a posse shortly after noon
today shot himself through the heart.
Was Madly in Love.
Clark. who came here some months ago
from Baldwin Ga, paid marked atten-
tIon 10 the niece of h. S. Purcell, but
was discouraged. He went to the Pur-
cell home last evening and demanded ad-
mittance. which was refused. He set fire
to the kitchen, and when Z. S. Purcell
and his son, ". ], Purcell. appeared 30
fight the flames, Clark fired upon them.
wounding both.
Tried Second Time.
Returning about midnight. Clark made
another attempt to fire the house; When
shot w s Mask. railroad station agent
In the back of the neck
Aim Was Deadly.
Clark then fed to Dunwoody, about
five miles distant where he arrived early
today He went to the store OF Mash IL
Cheek and demanded ammunition, Tho
store people had been warned by tele-
phone, and refused TO sell the required
cartridges Clark Immediately fired kill
ing Cheek with bullet through the heart.
Then Wounds Others.
He fred also at MI Nash. intiicting
dangerous wound He then ran to tho
woods. on the way down the railroad
track he met with ]. Coker, whom he at
tackled wounding him slightly Officers
were reused at once and hounds were
put on the track OF the insane man. He
was seen In tho roadway near Chambleo
found himself surrounded he shot himself.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
Red Cross Workers Come.
BIG PRICE FOR WOOL
Wyoming Sheepmen Are Prospering
This Year.
Special to The Tribune,

Special to The Tribune,
RAWJINS. Wyo., May 15.-Much Of the
sheep -shearlng In this city has been COM
pleted The Smiley pens closed at noon
Saturday, the steam plant at Wamsutter
closed Friday. the Daley plant finished
today and the Miller plant Will be through
early this week, Among the sales made
so far are those by A. c. Johnson, STRAIT
ton Brothers. Cow Creek Sheep company
Garner Rankin. Rasmussen & Sons
Colorado and Wyoming Sheep company
and Rasmussen & Fox,
The Colorado and Wyoming company
received 23as cents per pound for It's wool
the prices OF the other lots ranging 22L
cents, 22is cents. 23ls cents, 227s cents and
22s cents The prices in 1895 for these
clips wero from IS TO 2OIs cents. and in
1904 from l3b, to 1il5 cents
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
FORTUNE FOR WIDOW
Common Law Marriage Holds Good
in Denver Court

DENVER, May 15-By a verdict glven
by jury In the District court hore 10
day the estate of Henry c.. Brown, esti-
mated to be worth nearly 100000. ia
awarded to his widow. now the wlfe oT
]. Clarke BaBtes, The question on which
the disposition of the estate hinged and
which was answered IN the negative bv
the jury was:
Common Law Marriage.
"Didos Carelmo and Marie F1enoinp
Everest, at the Planters hotel in q,
Louis in tho State OF Missouri in tbo
year 1889, aeree to and with each other
that they are husband and wife"
Welded After Elopement.
Brown met tho woman. then MorIo
Fleming Everest, In Chicago. and tbn,S
were married after an clopment Tho
soon separated. and while divorce wa q
pending. Brown died, leaving the large
estate TO which his wife became sole
heir
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
Still in the Dark
WILL NOT YIELD
Helena Smelling Company Will
Rather Send It's Ores to Zion.

HELENA. Mont, May l5-ManaGer F
NJ. Smith of the East Helena smeltcr an
nounced late this afternoon thnt unless
the men employed In the sampling depart
mcnt who went on u strike n few days
ago returned to work at once he would
close down the smclter. The men want
ten hours pay for eight hours work
This the company does not feel disposed
TO grant,
Mr.. Smith said that unless the men
presented themselves for work tomorrow
morning kilograms would be sent to ore
shippers to send all ore to the Salt Lake
smelter for treatment.
Already the strike has forced the
smelter to shut off one stack, and an
other will be stopped In the morning
About 400 men Will be affected If the
arnclter Is closed down.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
BODY IDENTIFIED
No Doubt That Father Gapon Was
Victim Of Murder.

ST. PETERSBURG. Nay l5-At tho inquest
on the body OF Father oapon, which was
found May 10 In the upper chamber OF a
lonely village in the summer suburb OF Ozerki
Finland NJ Margolin, the former priests law
yer, positively Identified the body
The autopsy showed that hs had received
q blow on tho hcad. and the theory Is that
rcvolutionisto wcro listening in an adjoining
room and heard Ciapon bctrny his connection
with tho Government and that Putcnburg the
Terrorist leader. who Ia 8uid TO have lured
Gapon to his DEATH rushed In. fclled him 10
the floor and afterward hanged him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
DEADLY RACE WAR
Four Are Killed in Bloody Riot at
Crawford Neb

CRAWFORD. Neb., May 1s-Four arc
now dead as result OF the riots between
white men and negro soldiers from Fort
Robinson,
William Murphy. white. was killed at
midnight by n squad OF soldiers guarding
the jail. Murphy, with others tried to
form n lynchinR party to gain possession
of the negro who killed Arthur Moss. tho
night Nptchman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
RELAPSE is FEARED
Senator Hepburn Is Still Extremely
Weak From Sickness,

Special to The Tribune
WASHINGTON May l5.-Thc Secretary OF
tho Interior has asked for an appropriation OF
Se2S coo for opening the Shoehone and Crow
Indian reservations.
Senator Hepburn continues in about the
Same condition The patient himself Is
cheerful and takes n hopeful View OF his case.
but he Ia extremely weak and the effects OF
rolupso are feared.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
Pension for Widow.

Special to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Dubois has
secured the allowance of a pension of Sle n
month with $40 arearagcs TO Mrs. Mary Ann
strong widow of tho late Horny Armstrong OF
BelIvuc. ut one timc member OF the Idaho
LEGISLATURE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
Will Go to Panama.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
RAWLlNS, Wyo.. May lA.-J L. Jones
a machinist for the Union Pacific AT tbis
place. has resigned his position and Will
go to Panama, where he has accepted n
place under the civil service of the Cow
erument as a machlnlst on the Govern
ment railroad across the isthmus at q
salary OF 70 cents an hour. He will leave
within the next day or two for the 18TH
mus,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
THEY WANT DUBOIS
Pressing Invitation Comes to Senator
From Idaho.
sncclal to The TrIbune

Special 10 The Tribune
WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Dubois re-
csiyod an urgent Invitation todny TO deliver
the Memorial Day address at Idaho Falls. We
must have you" was the demand. Tho telo-
gram of Invitation was signed by Mayor Z. =.
Coleman O. +. NcCutoheon. chairman OF tho
reception committee.
Senator Dubois was compelled ,regredully TO
decline on account OF pressing public busl-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
CHARGED With Stealing $4,000.

Los ANGELES May 15.-Thomas A Blukc
Of Bonton arrested at Long Beach this
afternoon by city detectives charged With the
ombe zzlcmcnt of $40 600 worth OF mining stock
nj Boston. Hc brought to this city and
locked up pending tho arrival OF Eastern Of
Qcers,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
TRIBUTE TO SCHURZ.
James Bryce Pays High Compliment
to Deceased Citizen

LONDON, May 15.-James Bryce.
chief secretary for Ireland, In the
course OF speech at a luncheon given
to distinguished German visitors. paid
a tribute to the late Carl Schurz, say
lng.
Europe has given no worthier cIti-
zen to America"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
Lack Of Reserve.
Wage Scale Referred.

CINCINNATI, May l6.-The convention
OF iron and steel workers completed
tho consideration OF the wage scale today
and referred 1t back to tho scale com
mittee. It is understood that there 20
pro ctically no change In most of the
qcale
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
Honor for Utahns.

SpocInI 70 Inc IIIDune.
BOSTON. Hoss.. May l5.-Among the sue
cossful candidates for degrees OF New York
university arc the following Arthur John
Murphy and Gf!l Richards Utah. 81. D.. /;
Henry Fuller. Rathbon and Fred Josiah Wur-
tels, n. D.. Wyoming.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
UTAH MAN DROPS DEAD
John ]. Sullivan Of Eureka Suddenly
Expires in Butte.

ITTUUII'
BUTTE, Mont May l5.-John j. Sullivan. a
resident OF Eureka. Utnh aged 30. dropped
dead last night while engaged In conyeraation
With his brother-ln-law. John OLeary, 320
Enst Summit street. this city,
sullivan recently came TO Butte on a visit
to his sister. He leaves a number OF relatives
IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
Hatchet and Razor Found.
DENVER ELECTION
Result in Doubt at Late Hour Last
Night

Night.
DENVER. Colo May l5,-The large
number of scratched ballots cast In to-
days election makes It difficult to get
conclusive results. All OF the head
quarters officials decline to give opinions.
and II Is doubtful If the result will be
known tonight. At II 80 o clock returns
from ninety-nine of the 24 precincts give
the following totals
Democrats, iS12; Republican, 400; Mu-
nicipal Ownership, 3l9l: scratched, 32S4.
Still in the Dark.
No returns whatever. had been received
concerning the vote on charter amend
ments, and only two or three precincts
had reported on the vote on franchises
The Municipal Ownership people claim
that the scratched ballots viii prove to
be votes for their complete ticket for
election of commissioners, aldermen and
supervisors. with the additional vote for
Ralph Voorhees,, Independent candidate
for election for commissioner. The NUM-
cipal Ownership league only named
two candidates for the elections commits
slon when three should have been chosen.
Later Voorhees, WIS indorsed by the
lcaRne.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
Citizenship Extended.

WASHINGTON. May l5.-The House Com
Inittor on Insulnr AnaIrs today authorized
favorable report on n bill extending United
statca citlzonship to tho inhobitnats OF Porto
Rice
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
Conference Postponed.

WASHINGTON. May 15.-The State do
partment has been advised that the wire
less telegraph conference which was TO
has been postponed TO October q