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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06
SQU|RES AND REYNOLDS
LEAVE MONEY HERE
Australians Manager Is Going
to Retire From Profess
siOnal Sport.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 5.-Many OF
the experts and followers OF the Gstic
game whom II cost from s. To $50. III adj
dition 10 their railroad fare, to Tom
my Burns, the Canadian solve BIZ
Squires, the Australian mystery in the
first round at Colma yesterday, left to-
day for their homes In Salt Lake, the
er places. There were general express
slons OF disappointment and disgust
among those who had come hundreds OF
miles TO see what they believed would
be a finish fight.
The morning papers declare that "the
public was sold again, and cali the night
fleece" and the greatly-overrateda and
widely y-heraldcd champion from the An
tipodes is cartooued as lemon" and a
The gross receipts OF the fight were
S25,25i or this amount, Burns's share
was $4,000; which he 10 receive, win
or lose, as he refused to accep, percen
and Jeffries received $1,000 as referee.
Tom Corbett who handled the poolroom
at Colma, estimated that $4,000 changed
hands on the fight, Barney Reynolds.
SquireS's manager. announced that the
Australian lost $1,000.
well. we lost our money and have not
much 10 take back to Australia. said
Reynolds. "r have done with ishting
and lighters. ] guess We must have a
pretty poor LOT OF lighters I'm Australia
because Squires was the best we had.
JefTries has announced that since tho
title remains in America he Will not re-
enter the ring. Had Squires been the
pion, he would have defended the tlts
once more. LAS long as / am able to
fight the title will remain in this coun-
try" said Jeffres.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06
NEED NOT CARRY LIQUOR
Kansas City Judge Revokes His Man
datory Order Previously Issued,

KANSAS CITY. Mo, July 6-Judge
John G. Pollock IN the United States
District court here today revoked his
mandatory order compelling express com
panies TO carry C.. o. D. liquor packages
and denied a temporary Injunction
against the Wells-Fargo Express COM
pany and the Pacific Express company.
asked by the Harvest King Distilling
company. forcing the express companies
to accept its shipments.
Judge Pollock held that there Is no
common law duty resting upon the eN-
press companies 20 engage in c. o. ID.
liquor business.
May Is several express companies an
nounced they would no longer carry C.
o. D. liquor shipments into Kansas, Civ
Ing as their reasons that public senti-
ment was opposed 10 such traffic In face
of the Kansas prohibition law. The dis
tilllng company urged that the express
companies had no legal right to refuse
such business.
Judge Pollock issued a mandatory or
der June |, compelling the express COM
penics TO carry the & o. ID, shipments
until the questions at Issue might be
presented TO The court In proper form.
This order he has revoked.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06
ROCKEFELLER WILL
Be IN COURT TODAY
About All Big Chiefs OF the
Standard Oil Have Now
Been Located.

NEW YORK, July 5.-William
Rockefeller, director of the Standard
Oil company, in company with other
officials of that company, IN Gu route TO
Chicago, where tomorrow he will ap-
pear as witness before Judge Lands
in the United States District court in
the Federal suit against the Standard
Oil company This information was
given this afternoon by NJ F. Elliott.
general counsel of the Standard Oil
company, to United States Marshal
Henkel, who with the aid Of several
deputies has been vainly trying for sew
cral days to locate Mr.. Rockefeller TO
serve him with subpoena, Mr.. Rookie
feller was reported to be in the Adj
rondacks, in the south of France and in
this city.
Marshal Henkel, learning that II. H.
Rogers, vice-president of the STANDARD
Oil company, was an arrival today from
Europe telephoned counsel for the COM
pany requesting that they notify Mr.,
Rogers Immediately upon his appear
ance at the company's Office that he
is desired as witness before Judge
Landis in Chicago. Up to a late hour
this afternoon Mr., Rogers had not
called al the Standard Oil Office and he
probably vii be informed tomorrow
that he is wanted in Chicago as wit.
ness.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06
MILITARY PROMOTIONS
Large Number of Important Changes
in the Army and NAVY

WASHINGTON, July 5.-A number o,
important promotions have resulted from
the action OF the naval personnel retir-
ing hoard and other causes. The follow
ing named commanders were TODAY pro
NOTED To be captains In the navy;
. Austin nj, knight, Charles j. Badger
samuel w, 3. Diehl. Reginald F.. Michel
son Edmund Underwood. Frank A Will
ner. Henry Mirrell. Charles X. T. Moore
Ioneyck Dew Veeder and Alfred Reyn-
Lieutenant commanders to he com
manders:
:, Robert f Lopez Frank w. kellogg.
Reuben O. Bitter, Harry Phelps. Albert
a; Ackerman, Leo d. Miner Albert P
Miblack, Harry Hall. Edward Simpson,
Thomas W. KiDkaid. William S. Sims
Louis ). Nanduser. Wilson V. Buchanan.
William J. Maxwell William S Smith,
John T. Luby and Hugh Rodman
Lieutenants to be lieutenant comman
ders:
Francis l.. Chadwick. John S. bod
bridge. Percy n. Olmsted John r. Bra
dy, Allen M. Cook, C. J. Fewel Frank B.
Spham, Andre NJ. Proctor. John L,
Pratt. Emil r. Pollock. John P. J. Ryan.
Chester Wells irwin V. G. Gills, Ridley
Mclean, Richmond Stone. David F. Sell
lers. John t. Tomplsins, Provoort Bnbln,
simon T: Fullinwidor and Stephen V.
Graham.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06
JUDGE SWAYNE DEAD
Was Tried for Impeachment Proceed.
ings by Fifty.ninth Congress.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July 5.-Judge
Charles Swayne OF the United states
court for the northern district OF Florida
died at the University of Pennsylvania
here today OF complicated kidney trouble.
Judge Swayne's name became femil liar
to the public through an attempt 10 I'm
peach him for high crimes and .misde
meanors' His trial took place In the
United States Senate toward tho close
OF the first session of the Fiftynmth
Congress II lasted six weeks and was
the first impeachment proceeding In that
body since the trial Of Secretary Of War
Belknap under the Grant administration.
The specific charges were that Swayne
did not reside in his district. that he
made excessive charges against tho gov
ernment for expenses, that he used his
position TO cXtort favors from railroad
companies, and that he sat In case
In Florida In which his wife was person.
ally Interested. The trial resulted In his
acquittal by d vote which was almost
strictly along party lines.
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oLDFIELD DENIES CHARGES.
Says That Every Entry ON the Pro
gramme Was Received.

PORTLAND. July Barney Oldfeld
the automobile racer who was arrested
here yesterday at the instance of the
Evening Telegram on "A charge OF OBJ
taining money under false pretenses In
connection with last Tuesdays race meet
denies the accusation emphatically Old
field said last night TO the American
Press:
EVERY entry was certa lnly made Just
as was represented on the programme.
/ was given to understand by my man
acer that a majority Of the board OF d.
rectors OF the local automobile club sane
toned the use OF their name In connec-
tion with the meet. l am wholly at
loss TO understand how the Telegram or
the individuals who ] think prompted
them expect to benefit automobile racing
by causing my arrest. The charge is ah,
solutely croundess. az will be proved
when the case comes TO trial. " IL ever
dOcs'
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BANKERS SENTENCED
Prison Doors Open for Men Who Mis-
appropriated Institution Funds.

PITTSBURG, July 5.-After refus-
ing new trials for the men recently
convicted in connection with the failure
of the Enterprise bank of Allegheny,
Judge Ewing in the Federal Court to-
day sentenced Edward P, Mcmillan,
the bookkeeper who pleaded guilty of
making false entries and misapplica-
tion Of funds, to six years imprison-
ment on the first charge and six months
upon the second. Carlos Mcnzemer,
former assistant teller, convicted Of mis-
application Of funds and abetting T,
Lee CLARK, the cashier, who committed
suicide, was sentenced to five years
and six months imprisonment. Thomas
W. Harvey, the former teller, convicted
of making false entries, was given until
Tuesday to settle his affairs, Lemert
S Cook. a real estate dealer, con
victed of misapplication of the funds
of the bank, was also given n respite
until Tuesday Sentence was sus
pended in the cases of George T, Ri)-
SON. former individual bookkeeper, who
was convicted of abstraction and mis-
application of the bank rs funds. but
acquitted on the charge of making
false entries.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06
USED INTERNAL MACHINE
Two Miners Killed in Explosion Plan
ned by Unknown Persons.

CoLLINSVILLE. Ill, July 5.-Investi-
cation by State Mine Inspector Walton
Rutledge has revealed, according TO his
chine. made by placing a loaded revolver
In tool box containing twenty five
pounds OF giant powder and connecting
the trigger by copper wire to the Id of
the box. caused the explosion in Consol-
idated Mine No. II last Monday costing
the lives of Louis Coonia and August
Genetti. john w. Elsh, a miner. was
dangerously injured
Superintendent Fred Houck OF the mine
found blackened revolver near the tool
box with a wire fastened TO the trigger.
lie called the evidence 10 the attention
of the State mine Inspector and an lnves-
tigation resulted. Superintendent Houck
said today he had not been able TO learn
that any trouble existed among the min
and could not account for The evident
attempt at wholesale killing,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06
DIPLOMATIC TANGLE
United States VIII Investigate Alleged
KIDNAPPING of Mexican Rebel.

WASHINGTON. July 5.-The Depart
ment OF Justice today directed the United
States District Attorney for Arizona 10
make an investigation into the alleged
kidnapping from Douglas Ariz,. into Mex
leo OF Manuel Saravi. an alleged MeXi-
can aSitator, reported to have been con-
nected with n Mexican newspaper pub
lished in ST. Louis in the interest OF the
Revolutionary party. The inquiry ds un..
dertaIsen at the instance OF friends OF
Saravi but so far nothing has been heard
from the territorial authorities, II Is e1
pected that the reported arrest of the
Mexican consul at Douglas on the charge
of being implicated In the kidnapping may
be made 81 matter of complaint, but IT Is
said that his consular office exempts him
from liability for criminal action on his
part II the facts are as alleged. II may
become necessary for this government to
request the Mexican authorities TO re-
turn the kidnaped man 10 Arizona
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06
WADDINGTON ACQUITTED
Held Not Guilty for Killing Fiauce of
His Sister

BRUSSELS, July 1.-Carlos Waddug-
ton, son of Luis Waddngton, who was
charge d'atfares of Chile at Brussels,
was today acquitted OF the charge OF
numbering Senor Balmaceda, secretary Of
the Chilean legation. on February a.
1906
Balmaceda. who was 10 be married 10
Carlos WaddnGtons s sister, announced to
the girls mother his withdrawal from
the engagement. admitting. however. it
was charged. that he had behaved I'm
properly toward Mile, Waddington, but
accusing her OF having misbehaved be-
fore he met her, When Carlos found
his mother FRUSTRATED a result of this
interview, he drove TO BalmaCedas house
and after a quarrel. shot and killed
him The Balmacedn family contended
that the WaddIngtons tried to force the
marriage upon Young Balmaceda, and
get rid OF him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06
ROGERS BACK HOME
Vice President OF Standard Oil Smiles
at News Of Rockefeller.

NEW YORK, July 5.-H. ". Rogers.
vice -presideut of the Standard OH COM
pany, returned aboard the Baltic from
europe today. Mr.. Rogers pointed out
newspapers telling Of the service OF a
subpoena upon John u. Rockefeller, but
nc would make no comment upon it, Mr.
Rogers said Sir Thomas Upton had told
him he was coming 10 America next
year Mr. Rogers iol.ingly suggested that
sir Thomas Upton bring u steam yacht
and have a good race
The Earl of Austin also arrived on the
Baltic. EIe will also attend the conclave
of knights Templar at Saratoga next
week as representative OF King Ed
ward,
Ex-Governor Alva Adams OF Colorado
was one of the Baltic's passengers Fe
delivered a Fourth OF July speech while
at sen Yesterday
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Worlds Record Broken.

TROY. y. y. July 5.--The worlds rec
ord for the 24oO yards relay race wa
broken al the athletic meet held IN con
Decfion with the independence day cele
bratinn I'm Troy. The teams of the Irish
American, New York, and pastime Ath
ietic clubs took part in the race the Tor
( minutes / 3-5 seconds which lower
the worlds record by seven seconds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06
MANY HURT IN RIOT
Citizens of Rival Towns Fight at Cele-
bration; Beat Up Marshal.

MARIETTA, O., July 5,-Many arrests
were made at Lower Salem today as the
result OF riot there yesterday, IN which
over a dozen men were badly injured.
Hundreds OF other men and many women
and children were hurt y bis celebra-
ton had been arranged at Salem and
men and boys from Elba attended. I'm
friendly rivalry between the two towns
started fight. and the place was soon
In disorder. The marshal was unable
10 check the lighting and was badly
beaten up. as were several mail carriers
who came to his rescue, The riot ended
only when the men were exhausted.
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1mnortant To City of Denver.

DENVER. Colo. July 6.-By a decision 5,
d clause Of the contract between the N, city io;
y. ,I'any nroyidinE that the rates for
watsg v9n,yeHi in this city Shall be general aver
sse Of the rates in Chicago, 81 Louis
aud Cincinnati was invalidated hIo tne nc yIe noJfe
e,,rh an average owing to the different
Methods OF computing rates IN The three
cities named. Under The decision inc ne
60 Council is empowered to determine
ea;i,able charges for the company serV-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06
THOUSANDS OF SHEEP
DYING IN WYOMING.

o CHEYENNE, Wyo.. July s.
According TO statement made
today by State Veterinary
Paaeging, the loss Of sheep in
Wyoming due to grubs in the
head has reached 10000, and no
effective method of stopping the
ravages of the insects has yet
been discovered. The State au-
thorities have called upon the
Bureau of Animal Industry TO
put government experts In the
field for the purpose OF fighting
the pest Mysterious deaths of
sheep, presumably from tho
same cause, have also been re-
ported in Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06
"AMERICAN BOY" DAY"
Talent Of Coming Voters Exhibit at the
Jamestown Exposition.

NORFOLK, Va. July 5.-"American
gov" day was "A unique attraction at the
jamestown exposition today. With Ella
rate exercises at the auditorium, consist
Ing of orations, declarations and music
by boy talent from all parts Of the coun-
trv, gathered by William G. Sprague.
edifor OF American Coy" Of Detroit, The
nrosramme made up entirely Of boys.
With the exception of an opening. address
by President fucker of the exposition, IN
ciuded an address by Courtland Venquay
~ chsndler. Okla; an Grafton by 9 t.
powell of Pettus, Texas. and declara-
lion by Morrison Chalmers OF Chicago.
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westerners in Chicago.

Special TO The Tribune :,
CHICAGO, july .5.-salt LakemHi. M NJ,
pnnenday and wife ana " wfe o. rrsnE Ghs'ss &n
2@rIo SsrBo,, and wife. Auditorium Annex
Is, N. Bush. AUDITORIUM ,..,ao..
C. p. Mathews and Vic, bTSHoot''
James D, Pardee, Great northern
Nevada, ror,c,,c Great
Northern.
wyoming. -, s ,jfe sber
ma na,der@J. Henderson, Palmer House
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Belgians Win Trophy.

HENLEY. Eng, July 5.-The water
carnival closed today. The weather
throurhcut was cold and dismal and the
annual picnic was entirely shoTn of its
usual brightness and galety.
THE Relgians, as anticipated. carried
ofr The principal trophy, the great chal-
ienge cup. for the second year In. sue
cession. defeating Christ Church of Ok
ford In the final by a bare. length. after
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06
THE TEDDY BEARS,

Their absurd adventures are
told by Ada Louise Sutton In
the continued story under the
tstle of "'The Absurd Adven-
lures of the Teddy Bears. ~ The
Sunday Tribune is the only pa
per in the intermountain region
printing this charming story.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06
TWO BILLIONS LOST
IN SHRINKAGE OF STOCKS

snecial 10 The Tribune.
NEW YORK, July 5.-f'lnan-
cial experts here declare that
The shrinkage Of securities list
ed on the New York stock eX-
change has, durilE the last siX
months, resulted in the loss of
al least $1,000, 100000, an
amount so large as TO stagger
human comprehension 1t is
certain that several men who
were conservatively rated as
multi millionaire are now poor
and deeply in debt. The loss to
tb. Hartman roads alone is es
timated at 5000, 100000.
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Village Nearly Destroyed.

MALONE. n. j., July I'.AI,nosV ,5rnnos ras ras
entire village az ope g e%py MGTyn today starting
desi["yGIa DC ths Union M hotel, the hre swept over
IN IN 'ns whoe business district, destToyins
two TIVE hotels ten stores dwsIInss snG seveIS high @
tories SSnd H% ~ the progress OF the flames
Tbe Tt'eo Village was without hre protec'ioH
nS amg snmnloncd help from Malone
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FINDLAY. o.. July 5.-Miss Ethel
from Mrs. Mary NJ. Kendall of Oswego
y. Y. Three years ago In Toledo. Ohio.
Mrs. Kendall was injured upon the street
proper attention Mrs. Kendall prom
lsed q reward 81 the time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06
IMMORTALITY ,

Some novel scientific tests
lately devised for the purpose
of proving or disproving the
immortality Of the soul are de-
tailed in an interview in The
Sunday Tribune with Professor
Hyslop, head of the new Ameri-
can Society for Psycbioal Re-
search.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06
THE
S u n DAY
TRIBUNE
Have you ordered
it sent your home?
BETTER DO so TO-DAY.
Call Either Phone,
Paper Will Be Sent You.
Here are some features
of the
SUNDAY TRIBUNE,
'sTHE MYSTERY

Four chapters of that charm.
ing story by Stewart Edward
White and Samuel II. Adams
will appear in The Sunday Trib-
nne. The story was begun in
The Sunday Tribune of June so.
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WHY NOT GROW YOUR TEA9

1t is entirely practicable and
an article in The Sunday Trib-
une Will detail how You can
grow it In your own home.
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THREE WYOMING
MINES CLOSED DOWN
Suits by Government Force the
Union Pacific to Abandon
Coal Properties.

ROCK SPRINGS, wYO.. July
3.-As result of the suits fled
by the government against the
Union Pacific Coal company,
forcing that company to aban,
don coal property alleged 10
have been illegally secured from
the government, three of the big
coal mines situated on the dis,
puted property have been closed
down. The mines belong to the
Superior Coal company, which is
owned by the Union Pacific. The
effect will be q further SHORTAGE
OF coal in the west.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06
GREAT IRRIGATION
STHEME

The Boise Payette project now
under construction by the gov
ernment. what it will reclaim is
the subject Of an article in The
Sunday Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06
HORRIBLE SYSTEM OF
SLAVERY

An awful story regarding The
traffic in Chinese girls comes
to light in San Francisco, 1t
is detailed, as also the work
of the rescue mission, in The
Sunday Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06
Miami, Fla, Bank Fails.

WASHINGTON. July 5.-The Fort
Dallas National bonk OF Miami Fla, was
closed today by direction Of the Comp
troller OF the Currency upon information
that the bank Is insoNent, The liabilities
are given al SS0S 466.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06
A NATURE FAKER.

Some "reminiscences are given
in a story appearing only in The
Tribune,
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BULLY OF TILE CAVEN-
DISH''

Is the title of the story by w.
". Jacobs in The Sunday Trib-
uue.
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Roberts. at Head of Bank.

CHICAGO, July 5.-George E Rob
erts, director of the United States
mint. was today elected president Of
the Commercial National bank.
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ALL. THE NEWS.

Local, general, foreign. gathered
by Tribune representatives. will
be found IN the columns of The
Sunday Tribune. Order it to-
day, Either phone.
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I'm MoNTEZuMA CANYON,

Frank Fay Eddy furnishes
The Sunday Tribune with an in
terestiDg article on the Utah
expedition to the home of the
cliff dwellers,
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HOLY PLACE IN INDIA.

How Hinduism place OF wor-
ship shocks an Occidental is
treated by William T. Ellis in
The Sunday Tribune in his let
ter from Benares.
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nNoTARLE AMERICANS"

What they are doing IL the
topic Of Mr.. Haskiu S letter in
The Sunday Tribune.
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;sfToRs BUREAU.

I .,,u have not visited The
,s.,e,s you have missed
.s,,o. All the latest litera-
and the cosiest place In
.rsn.
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YOUR VACATION

VIII be made more agreeable II
The Tribune follows you. Mo
extra charge for mailing. Ad-
dress changed as often as de.
sired.