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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
COURT TURNS DOWN
ROOSEVELT LEAGUE
Petition for Articles of InCOr-
poration Contained Improper
Statements, Says Justice.

NEW YORK, April 22.-The applica-
tion of Bella Tokaki and others Of this
city, for q certificate of Incorporation
of the National Roosevelt league, was
denied today by Justice Bischoff in the
Supreme court. The principal object of
the proposed organization was g to aid
in securing by all PARTIES and citizens
of all parties, irrespective of political
affiliations, the nomination of Theodore
Roosevelt to succeed himself as Presi-
dent of the United States. -
The petition declares that present
political parties and large numbers of
public men, Notwithstanding their pub
lie professions, fare entirely too much
attached to governing the people for a
party and by party, or of class for
class by class 1t was to this
latter portion OF the petition that jus
tice Bischoff took exception. He took
the ground that while these allegations
may be proper objects for debate, they
are not proper when placed in formal
articles of Incorporation. He therefore
refused to afix his signature to the doc
ument until the improper matter shall
have been eliminated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
PRESIDENT WANTS REST
Will Take Earlier and Longer Vaca-
tion Than Usual This Year.

WASHINGTON. D. c., April 22.-Presl
den, Roosevelt will leave Washington for
his summer home at Oyster Bay on June
H. This is much earlier than has been
the Presidents practice heretofore. but
he feels that public business Is in such
shape that he can conveniently leave. He
looks forward to a long period Of rest
and recreation.
Secretary Loeb said today that no
speeches were 10 be made by the Presi-
dent after he leaves Washington until he
goes TO Canton for the nnvciling of the
Mckinley monument. September 20, From
Canton the President VIII return to
Washington for the fall and winter sea-
son.
The President is 10 make TWO speeches
Georgia Day." at the jamestown expo
sition June 10. One of these is to be at
the opening of the Georgia building, and
the other before the National Editorial
association, He will reach Washington
June II from jamestown and the follow
Ing morning go 10 Oyster Bay.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
INDIAN INDICTED
Luther Bearskin of Bannock Tribe
Faces a Charge of Murder,

Luther bedlShlu VI bdiuioSh IIlDo
Faces a Charge of Murder.
Special to The Tribune.
POCATELLO, Ida, April 22.-One
Indictment containing two counts was
returned by the Federal grand jury
in session here today against Luther
Bcarskiu. Bannock Indian, charging
murder in the first degree Bearskin
killed two other Indians on Bannock
creek, 90 miles from here, last Jauu-
ary. The case Will be set for trial
tomorrow.
Federal court for the Southern dis
trict of Idaho opened this morning with
Judge f. s. Dietrich of Pocatello on
the bench The grand jury was Sc
lccted ut noon They have to deal with
mparatjvely unimportant cases. the
majority of which involves the sale of
liquor TO minors, although the case
against Purdy ct al, charged with
shipping big game ont of the State,
is of more than local Importance. Purdy
and his pal were arrested in Los An
gelcs, whittier they had shipped $40.
600 worth of elk and elk teeth from
the Jackson Hole country in Wyoming
through Idaho,
The grand jury will be in session
until Wednesday. while trials Of va
rous cases on the calendar will take
until May ), Judge Dietrich is dis
qualified from sitting in the four cases,
including Spauldng VS. Republican
State Chairman Brady of this city,
charging the latter with converting 10
his own use property worth nearly half
a million dollars.
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jokes AS He SEES
HIS LEG CUT OFF
Surgeons in Flower Hospital
Employ Spinal Anaesthesia
for Major Operation.

= = :: = i. = !. = = = + + i. = !: :: !.
= NEW YORK, April 22.-While i
:. two surgeons We're cutting of :.
!. his leg in Flower hospital yes i
= terday, Edward McCabe, in =
= full possession Of his faculties, :,
i. watched the operation. and oc- !.
+ casionally cracked joke with ::
+ the men who were welding the +
X knives. He felt no pain what =
= ever, This is because the ::
:. physicians pursued most un- :.
!. usual method Of operation. !
:. McCabe was struck by /
r Third avenue car Saturday and =
i. suffered a compound fracture ::
!. Of the left leg. At the Flower :
= hospital il was found an am =
!. putation would be necessary. ::
= 1t developed that McCabe s =
= heart action was too weak to =
= permit the administration of an :.
= anaesthetic, and it was decided =.
= TO apply a hypodcrmic injec- =
= tion of cocaine TO the spinal =.
= column, This produced what !,
= is known AS a spinal an =
= aesthesia Of the lower extrem- I,
= tiles. depriving the patient Of i
= all sensation there. McCabc :.
Il has fair chance of recovering, !.
Il r " = Il X !. !. !. + i. = = i. = = :
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
BOGUS LORD" MUST DIE
Highest Court Refuses to Interfere III
Famous Case of Frederick Seymour.


Famous Case of Frederick Seymour.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 22.-In an
opinion by Chief Justice Fuller tho Su-
preme Court OF the United States today
dismissed the case of Frederick Sey-
mour. alias Lord" harrington. under
sentence OF death In st, Louis. upon the
charge of numbering J. P. McCann in
that city on June I. 1908. In effect af-
frming the decision of the Supreme Court
of Missouri. and thus sustaining the ver-
dict Of guilty rendered by the trial court.
Tho case has boen before the public
for several years, and attracted much
attention. largely because of Barringtons s
pretcnsc OF bearing an English title. un-
der which, shortly before the tragedy
with which his name Is connected. he
married young woman of good family
residing In Kansas City.
Darlington made a vigorous tight in
the ST. Louis courts, contending that his
conviction was due to prejudice and that
the charge was not sustained by proof
When the Missouri Supreme Court de-
cided against him he brought the case
to the Federal Supreme Court on a
writ OF error contendlng that his trial
had not been fair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
SIX MEN INJURED
IN WILD CAT CANYON
Engines Come Together and Are
Reduced to Scrap by the
Collision.
FIVE OF THE MEN AT
HOLY CROSS HOSPITAL
Engineer Johnson and One
Other Man Are Dangerously
Hurt; Cause of Wreck.

Six men, two of them dangerously in
iured, are in the Holy Cross hospital
in this city as the result Of n collision
on the Salt Lake route near Milford.
They are:
ENGINEER JOHNSON, scalp wound
and bruises.
- RYAN, leg crushed.
-BARNES, internal injuries,
will probably die.
-ROWLAND, legs crushed,
will die,
-COLBIE, foot cut Off,
Another man, name unknown was Sc
verely bruised, but not hurt enough to
be taken to the hospital.
Sunday night at 1870 o clock an
orange train was reported out of time
242 miles from Salt Lake. 1t should
At that hour the train could not be
located as there are no night telegraph
offices between Imnd and Milford. At
9 o clock the train had not arrived at
Milford and it was deemed advisable
then to start yard engine out to as
certain the whereabouts of the orange
train.
a pony engine ana crow were started
out under a flag and when near NADIA
found the train with an axcl burned
out under one Of the cars and the train
tied up.
Held Conference,
After conference between the crews
the engine which was drawing the
orange train, which was almost out of
water, WINS sent TO Milford, the nearest
point, where water could be procured
and the yard engine proceeded to cut
out the disabled car and get the train
in readiness to proceed on the return
OF its engine
1t is stated that the crew Of the yard
enuiuo was 10 wait at NADIA until the
return of the freight engine and then
help the train into Milford On the
other hand the yard engine crew dis
claim any knowledge OF this and after
getting the train in readiness TO move
started ou the journey to Milford.
light, backing up FOR that place,
BE this as il may, tho freight engine
having reached Milford, secured sup
ply OF water and started back for its
train backing mp.
When in Wildcat Canyon both en-
gipes went into each other with the
result that The engines were reduced TO
scrap iron and the crews injured as
above stated Tho accident occurred
about 4 clock Monday morning
Later aid was procured. the injured
.wero nleced OF @ traia a.ad brought to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
4ications That It Will Be
aonday Before Actual Trial
! of Boss Begins.
NSEL FOR DEFENSE
/ HAVE TAKEN NEW TACK
mt to Know if Speeches Made
| Earthquake Anniversary
Aroused Prejudice.

was IN FRANCISCO, April 22.-The
10 ,four of the twelve jurors who will
Tie abe Ruef on the charge of extorting
buS sums of money from the French
ill.isurants of San Francisco, under the
Tsins ed threat as political boss to de-
ing d them of their liquor licenses, were
led today and sworn in. The eight
the rs composing the probationary pam
lert are peremptorily challenged, three
mimr1e prosecution and FIVE by the de-
rrssJ. As only two names remained
I'd, k:le special venire list of fifty, to-
sons ,5w will likely see the issuing Of
.ond special venire, necessitating
w, liournment of one or two days. 1t
~. ped to complete the jury by the end
JrJ JTraJx.ie week, and to begin the actual
;;..a ,aua of Ruef by the taking of testi-
- ,r'a aN not later than next Monday.
= .s"new line of questioning was de
,i,ss.aed u today by the defense in the
JIM Jun Examination of talesmen, both
! i'uIsp who had been passed into the
T. qualified and others who bad not
a. AZ cen subjected TO the qualification
!. in. Ruef's counsel desired to know
II yier the jurors who attended the
. Mquake anniversary benefit at the
E osiount hotel on the night OF April
'no@ I ID absorbed any bias against their
l'y at of the speeches of District At
oeiy Langdon and Assistant District
sios apey Heney, in which Ruef and
klsn' alleged grafters were vigorously
nyulsinced.
'0-- Challenges Not Allowed
. the technical ground that Lang
n,nrnd Heney did not discuss this par
,llkAr case (of extortion), but merely
-Jnced Ruef and his associates gen
HIf as grafters, the challenges for
g. by the defense against the juror
-leters were not allowed by Judge
ting &c and they retained their seats.
ltun. lay g proceedings were frequently
the lTsned BY clashes between oppos-
~ rsounsel. Heney has so far re.
the ed from his attack Of ptomaine
way hing that he resumed his place at
aud Aunsel table, though he left the ac-
ss ID Insonduct of the case to Shortridge
sprl Murphy. District Attorney Lang
vccHissisted Special Prosecutor John
farsi the examination of jurors on be-
puri1of the State, and Assistant Dis
siiv Attorney Heney made his first re-
1 Hi,rance in many days; he entered
nd k.ourtroom late in the afternoon,
srmsn hat in hand, rose again and again
Ter spirited objections TO Murphy S
ions and engage the latter in YER
4 nnlIombat.
RRIb number Of jurors in the box in
RlIllfed to five just before adjournment
,e tentative acceptance Of Juror
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
ITALIANS NOT BARRED
No Decree Issued Against Their Going
TO Isthmus Of Panama.

WASHINGTON April $50 far as
the Italian embassy I'm this city has been
informed Italy has issued no decree pro-
hibiting her subjects from going to the
Isthmus of Panama as canal laborers,
As the case Is understood here. an
Italian priest returned 10 Rome from
Panama and delivered a. series OF public
lectures. painting the conditions upon the
isthmus unfavorably. But the Italian
authorities were In possession OF all in
formation on the subject obtained large
ly through the embassy here. The En-
bassador said that far as he was
aware Italian citizens were free to leave
the country for wherever they pleased 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
FLOODING HOMESTAKE
TO EXT|NGU|SH FIRE
Flames Have Ragged for Four
Weeks in Famous Mine at
Lead, S. D.

: r = = = = :. :. = = :. !. = + :, : !,
= LEAD, S, D., April 22.-The :.
= flooding of the Homestake mine !.
= began today for the purpose of :.
:. extinguishing the fire which !.
= broke out in the five hundred !.
= foot level four weeks ago. Dur :.
= ing this time the company has =
:. fought the fire by every means !.
= known and has only rcsorted to =
= nooding as a last resort. In spite :.
= of all efforts, the flames have =
i. gained steadily, where there is !.
!. vertible forest Of pitch pine :.
= timbers. !.
:. + :. :. !. i. = :. !. = :. :. !. = !. =. :.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
S25. 900 Fire in Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 22.-Fire
caused by the crossing OF electric wires
In the new brick building at the south
west corner OF Fourth and Howard
streets this morning destroyed the plant
of the Spaulding Grave Printing COM
pany and badly damaged tho plants OF
the California Lithographing company.
the Pacific States type foundry and @, w,
Nevin, printer and lithographer. The es-
timated loss Is $4,000, partially covered
by Insurance,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
DEAD MAN BLAMED
Drowned Pilot Is Held Responsible for
Awful Larchmont Disaster.

NEW LONDON. Conn. April 22.-Lo-
cal United States Steamboat Inspectors
Steward and Wlthey today made public
their findings In the steamer Larchmont
disaster on the night OF February II,
when over one hundred lives were lost
In the sinking OF the steamer after a
collision with the schooner Harry Knowl-
ton In Block Island Sound.
The responsibility Is laid upon Pilot
John Anson Of the Larchmont. who was
drowned. and Captain George w. MCVey
Is practically exonerated. The schooner
is declared to have heen sailed I'm fun
compliance with the navigation rules.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
trusted Clerk Petty Thief.

" YORK, April 22.-David r.. Sled
clerk in the registry division of
ew York postofflce. who has oc,-l!-
psitions OF trust for eighteen years,
onay charged with taking So from
= addressed 10 Jerusalem by a Chi
nan. sicdman had been acting as
\ superintendent on several occa :
inc postoftlce inspectors say he
due written confession
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
Gazing Tunnel Checks Fire.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, April ga Dor
tion of the Copper Ridge tunnel upon the
Louisville &- Nashville railroad: seventeen
miles north of this city. cavcd in TODAY
since yesterday, when two freight trains
collided In the tunnel, One thousand feet
Of thc tunnel Is damaged Two brake
men were hurt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
Claim for $4,000 Baned

s;HiNGTON. April 22.-The statute
ttauons was held bar the Cath
y .1aainnerslty ny OF America from recover
,se,VvV from John T. Waggaman.
. - ~ ne due on notes executed 10
2 The case was TO-DAY dIrected Nv
y ANDERSON TO return verdict for
fenoant. An appeal Will be taken
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
FIGHT ANTITRUST LAW
Prairie OIL Company Also Denies Any
Connection With Standard

TOPEKA. Kas.. April 22.-The Prairie
OIL and Gas company attacks the consti-
tutlonaity of the Kansas anti trust law
in It's answer filed here today 10 the suit
Jackson TO oust II from the State The
Prairie company denies having any CON
nectiop with the Standard oil company
its agents or employees have entered
into any unlawful agreements. comblna-
tions or pools for the restraint OF trade
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
HERMANN CASE CLOSING
Arguments Are Under Way; Will Go to
the Jury Thursday.

WASHINGTON, April 22.--Assistant
United States Attorney Adkins concluded
his argument today in the trial of BInger
Hermann FOR destroying public records A.
s. Worthington then began a two days
argument for the defense. United States
Attorney Baker Will make the concluding
address for the Government. II Is now
expected the case will go TO the jury
Thursday.
The Hyde-Benson- -Dimond land fraud
case which was TO begin today before
Justice Stafford, is postponed TO await
the conclusion Of the Hartmann trial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
Runaway Student Shot.

oi - WA, Ore. April 2.-Postmas-
NJ henderson shot and killed
rIeser, runaway student from
alleges was trying to break ,n,o
Sre. Flcscr and companion ran
rom the school about a week AGO
we been living i'm the timber, Fle-
me 10 the school from Northern
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
Alleged Smuggler Held,

sTON. April 22.-Jamcs II. T.ehner-
VINO Is alleged by the government
,ye been connected as general man
Tfth the attempt OF the yacht Frolic
port Chinese Improperly from New
'and to the United States. surren-
t0day at The office OF the United
. District Attorney, He was held
100 bonds. He has been in Canada
The capture OF the Frolic in Prov
! harbor last Septemher
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
Committee Meets.

.SHINGTON, D.. c.. April 22.-Thc
ission appointed in pursuance of The
OF the last session of Congress
,vestigate conditions in connection
fthe subject Of immigration. met to-
1t Is expected that q preliminary
: figatlon Of the ports OF New York
Sosfon will be made, and afterward
Z the full committee or a subcom-
aIl5 Will go abroad 10 extend the in
In the European countries from
= most OF the Immigrants come.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
FINE FOR MANSLAUGHTER
This Is View Of Jury That Returned
VerdiCt of Conviction

KENOSlIA, Wis. April 22.-It Is stated
that members OF tho jury that convicted
Edward Collier, recently found guilty of
manslaughter In the killing of William
automobile, are ready 10 plead for lien
ieucy for him, One of the Jurors said
''In all our consideration not once did
sent to prison The understanding among
the Jurors was that he would pay a
1p
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
Murderer Caught.

slf ENNE, Wyo., April 22.-Charles
ID, Jim Meyers and Bait Enos, I'm
I'D by the confession OF John Nc
r In the murder of George Terry,
Z vas killed on the Shoshone reserva-
last January. have been arrested.
sam confessed that Enos killed Ter
SIN an iron crowbar while the others
the victim Enos and Terry were
:, eeds and brothers-in law,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
Biscuit Makers Strike.

SNA. Mont, April 22.-The en-
OF the National Biscuit company
], clty Today went on strike because
rH'ployment OF the so-called tit.s.
.u'iohlSt. The factory was not
nown. however. The mauoecrnnnt
(fes the walkout 10 another cause
F,serts That all hands Will be at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
Intoxication Cause of Death,
.neclal TO The Tribune.

tT''It'I 10 IT TIN
POCATELLO, Ida, April evil
liam Rogers. butcher from Idaho
Falls, who WAS run oyer and instantly
killed by freight train three miles
east of this city Saturday, was buried
today. He was struck on the head by n
fast freight engine while in an intox-
icated condition walking on the track.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
Noted Korean Slain.

LONDON. April GA dispatch from
Toxic today announced that NJ Palyong
Wha, chief or the board OF auditors of
the Korean household. was assassinated
at Seoul last night The deceased was
formerly FIRST secretary Of the Korean le.
CATION Mt Toxic.
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this city, arriving here at $50 q clock
Monday afternoon, The wreck was
cleared so that trains were enabled 10
run by noon.
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Thomas w. Bishop Is Dead.

SALEM. s. p. April 22--Thomas W.
Bishop, ore OF the egt-known newsps-
per men In South Dakota. died here Of
paEalyais last night
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German Coal Baron Dies.

COLOGNE. Germany. April 22-Mat-
thai 81. Innes. one of the most important
coal masnates of Germany, is dead.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
Great Newspaper

Never In the history Of Tho
Tribune was more real news
printed In these columns than
now. Very few important items
eecape The Tribune
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
Compare the Papers

Yes, compare The Tribune
papers. and you must admit
that Il is distinctly representa-
tive Of progress.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-30

n eodless noises could be made the
title OF an interesting sermon In al.
most every town. While Bratileboro
may be considered on the whole a
quiet community there are many
sounds with which We could easily
dispense. FOR instance, Il seems TO US,
laboring as we do just above the rail-
road that the almost incossant whist.
ling which goes on throughout the
day Is totally unnecessary. Railroad
men would make answer no doubt
that every train whistle Is a signal
which contributes is share toward
the safety OF travel, yet we fail 10
understand why a less dissonant sys-
TEN could not be invented for use Ia
railroad yards and other places close
10 population centers. However i'm
poriant may be the function OF 10
comotiyo whistle the usefulness Of It's
toots Is forgotten by the man Who Is
obliged to listen at close range 10 four
or Eve prolonged blasts, and he breaks
the monotony Of his multeied curses
boy wondering u all brakemcn are so
deaf that they cannot be communl.
Gated with by means OF some more
restiul device. -Brattleboro Reiormer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-30

The Hon. Mason S. Stone, sta 10 su.
perintendent OF education, is entitled
to congratulations upon the remark
able progress achieved In inhuencin z
the organization Of school supervision
districts under the act OF 1906. An
intimate acquaintance with education
al conditions In every one OF the 2l0
towns 10 the state, aud the personnel
Of school administrators there as we'll,
together with a capacity for far.sight
ed planning and patient, plodding n
dustry, have been the qualifications
that enabled Superintendent Stone "a
achieve a successful start OF "a long
needed reiorm.-St Adams Messenger
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Many Bennington Women Have
Them but Few Know the
Real Cause.

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Sick. prostrating headaches,
Dizzy. whlrling. blind headaches
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