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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-09
EPISCOPAL CLERGYS
ANNUAL C0NVOCATION
Three Days Session of Salt
Lake Diocese at St. Marks
Cathedral.

The convocation of the Salt Lake dio-
cese OF the Episcopal church. which con-
vened in this city Thursday night, Will
come 70 n successful end In missionary
meeting at ST Marks Sunday evening, al
the end OF three days interesting and
beneficial work. This morning one OF the
most important sessions of the convoca-
ton will be held at St. Marks. at which
the election OF officers will take place.
trustees for the several funds OF the dis
trict and other officers. In the after
noon the convocation will lay aside ls
duties long enough TO take a pleasure
Sunday. services will be held at ST.
Pauls church in the morning. AT 3 In
Girls Friendly society Will be held at st.
Marks cathedral. Following this meet
ing the congregation viii go TO Mt. OIL.
the 1--WE Episcopal clergymen resting
there. among them being Bishop Leonard
and Mr.. Putnam. The missionary meet
close the work OF the convocation and the
visiting clergymen and lay delegates will
return to their several fields OF labor:
Three meetings were held Friday, the
first at l0SO in The morning. which was
q business session. At u 80 luncheon was
served by ST. Pauls guild. followed by
evening the usual services were held at
St Marks. followed by meeting of the
clergymen and delegates only, II being
thought that the work could best be fur
thered by the absence OF others. All the
sessions were held at st, Paul's church.
preceded by communion at $50 a m.
One OF the most important meetings OF
the convocation was held at 81. Marks
Thursday evening. The attendance was
excellent. clergymen and lay delegates
being present from four States-Utah,
western Colorado: Wyoming and Nevada
Bishop Franklin S. Spalding made his an
nual report 10 the meeting. He said the
past year had been q memorable one for
The diocese. Features of his report were
the advocacy Of the establishment OF
mems clubs in connection with the church
and the urging Of the men who are In
the church 10 a greater interest In church
affairs
Bishop sPaldins reported that the debt
against St. Marks hospital has been re-
moved. The report also covered the
building and equipplng Of the Bishop Leo
nard Memorial Nurses home and the
completing of the Rowland Hall school
for girls. Also, the report said, the new
parish home al Ogden Is nearly completed
and VIII be free from debt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-09
Heavy Rains of the Past Two
Days Cause of the
Trouble.
SUPERVISOR RALEIGH
HAS BIG FORCE AT WORK
City Greek Again Threatens to
Become q Menace to
Westsiders.

The continued heavy rains are again
causing the creeks and rivers to rise,
The Jordan river is higher than al any
period this spring, and from Twelfth
South to Twelfth North. the entire
western boundary of the city, the
stream is raging torrent.
At several places it threatens TO
overflow its banks, but so far no dam
age has been done. The greatest
trouble is feared from the backing up
of the water in the bitches and
canals. This condition Is worst AT
Ninth, Tenth and Twelfth South
streets, whore there are the large irri-
CATION canals and laterals.
Forty men and teams were at work
all dav and night Friday throwing up
embankments to keep the bitches and
canals confined as much as possible to
their channels, and in this they were
successful.
From 8 p. M Thursday till the
same hour Friday the Jordan river
rose thirteen inches, and AT late hour
Friday night it was still rising. 1t is
hoped that discontinuaDce of the
rain Will help the situation, and at
midnight Friday Street Supervisor
Raleigh said that he and his men still
had the food waters fairly well under
control.
City Greek Again Threatens.
City creek again is in a flooded con.
dition. although the waters are
scarcely so high and turbulent as they
were two weeks ago. On North
Temple, from Seventh to Ninth West
the water is within an inch or two
of reaching the top of the banks, and
I IN, ,,lo 1<l ~
banks. The retaining dykes built two
weeks ago for the protection Of the
residents in the district still remain
intact, and again will serve the good
purpose should the waters continue tc
| rise and flooding epsuc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-09
COBB PREPARES PLANS
FOR CLUB BUILDING

Henry Ives Cobb, the New York
posed Comm club building, which
is 10 be erected near the Boston build
ing. along the lines discussed during ms
consultation with the members OF the
clubs building committee Thursday
evening. These plans will be viewed
by President Halloran and Secretary
Fisher Harris while they are in New
he submitted by them to the board of
governors of the club Although Mr.
Newhousc has not made positive pro-
vision for the erection of the building,
it is understood that its construction is
reasonably certain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-09
BRIGHAM ROBERTS TO
ANSWER MINISTERS
Will Reply to Review of "Ad-
dress to the World" Sunday
Afternoon.

Brigham a. Roberts, Mormon and
polygauist, has been set apart by the
heads of the polygamist cult in Salt
Lake and Utah TO attempt reply TO
the Ministerial association s review,
given TO the public through The Trib-
une two or three days ago, of the Nor
mon "Address to the World, " a lengthy
pronuneiamento put out by the Nor
mon conference in April. ostensibly 10
explain and defend the doctrines of that
hlerarchical body to the world, but in
reality as n suppression and falslfYing
OF the practices aud faith of the Nor
mon church.
Mr.. Roberts is TO be placed upon the
sacrihcal altar at the tabernacle Sun
day afternoon. An entirely different
mon leaders, smarting and cha6ng from
the shafts of the Ministerial associa" 4"
ton S review that punctured the "Ad-
dress to the World,'' and revealed its
misleading intent. and fearing the con
sequence among their own following il
reply was not attempted, decided TO
change the programme, considering the
time auspicious, and picked Mr.. Rob
erts TO make the reply.
A large crowd is expected TO hear
the answer of Elder Roberts. He is
an eloquent speaker, his subject is Of
Importance. vital in its nature 10 the
Mormon church, and there is much in
terest expressed on nearly all sides In
the matter. The reply will take the
place of the programme arranged and
intended 10 be given by the Mutual
Improvement conference Sunday after
noon.
The conference held It's initial meet
ing in Barratt hall Friday morning, tha
attendance being large. The meeting
was called TO order by Assistant Su-
perinteudent Heber ]. Grant. The
stakes from Canada to Mexico incm-
sive were represented Seated on the
stand were President Smith, the general
superintendent; his assistants, Elder
Heber j. Grant and Brigham II. Rob
erts and most of the membership OF
the boards of the Y. NJ. and Y. Il. NJ
I. A. President Smith rendered vel
come to the visitors, making a brief
address
Miss Elizabeth Booth Of the Beaver
stake rendered a pretty Ave Maria
following which the men repaired tc
tine assembly hall to hold an officers
meeting, while the women remained il
Barratt hall for like purpose
The convention viii end Sunda :
night. No meetings were held Friday
afternoon or evening. Meetings will be
held today at 10 a. m. and p. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-09
CONCERTED CAMPAIGN
FOR BIG CONVENTIONS

Cognizant of the great benefit that
is TO be derived from conventions that
are held in Salt Lake City, the
Commercial club is putting forth every
effort to secure some OF the most I'M.
portant National conventions of the
next eighteen months. One of the
most desirable. as we'll as one Of the
latest functions of the kind that has
come to the attention of the officers
of the club. is the National Conven-
tion of Weather Bureau Officials, and
a campaign with the securing of this
meeting for its object will be begun
az once.
Fisher Harris, secretary Of the club,
will leave for the East at l;30 Q. m.
Sunday, and among other things will
call on Prof, Willis l.. Moore, chief
of the United States weather bureau,
at Washington, for the purpose Of Sc
curing the 1908 convention for this
city. The question of where the meet,
ing is 10 be held must be considered
by DR. Moore and the executive board.
The conventions arc held only once in
three years, aud are attended by about
l25 officials.
Mr.. Harris will first attend the an
nual convention of the National As
sociation of Credit Men. and attempt.
with the aid of some of the members
of the Utah association, 10 secure the
next annual convention for Salt Lake
City. Later he will attend the meet.
ing of the National Travellers Protec.
tive association. which convenes AT
Norfolk June II, and will try TO in.
duce that organization to hold it's next
convention here, After finishing bis
work here he will visit Jamestown
and arrange for the observance of
Utah day and before returning 10
Utah will spend some time in New
York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-09
SONS OF WALES ELECT
THEIR NEW OFFICERS

" Fl. Folland and David R Roberts
were elected president and vice-presi-
dent. respectively, by the Sons of Wales
at the meeting of that organization at
the Commercial club Friday evening,
the designations of NJ J. Thomas. pres
ident, and J. ". White, vice president,
having been previously received.
In response TO an invitation from the
Thistle club, q committee was appointed
IN renresent the Sons Of Wales at the
summer outing of that club at Lagoon,
June 10. Addresses were delivered by
". II. Folland. John James, w, r. Rob
erts and Evan Arthur. The next meet
ing will be held at the Commercial club
next Friday evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-09
REQUISITION IS H0N0RED
Samuel Malls Will Be Taken Back to
San Francisco for Trial.

Reouisition papers issued by Governor
C,iliett of California for the return Of
Samuel Nails, arrested here on a for
gerry charge made by the San Francisco
poiice, we're honored Friday by Governor
Cutler. Under the Utah statute the prs
onar cannot be turned over 10 the aSCnr
~ another State until twenty -four hours
have elapsed after the honoring OF the
redulsitiou papers
today ia Detective II. z. Bragg of San
Franclsco by Chief OF Police Sheets. and
Mr.. Bragg will leave for home with his
~ having forged the name Of o. n.
Srlow. president OF the California Arts
ana crafts association, to a check for
Si27.5O. il is alleged that he secured $50
q tailor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-09
SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS
HOLDS ANOTHER SESSION

AT its second regular meeting which
was held at the Commercial club FRI
tay night. the Utah Society Of En-
gineers decided to postpone the formal
adoption of its constitution until June
21. in order that all who Join the or
ganization before that time may rank
as charter members.
The societys Grst annual. banquet
will be held Friday, June 81, hegjunlng
al 30 p. m. The next regular meeting
will be held on the evening of Friday,
September 3, and in the meantime spc.
cial meetings will be called by the eX-
ecutive committee. The organization
is planning to conduct several eXcur-
sions TO tho various Industries and en-
ginering projects of the State during
the summer months
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-09
INGENIOUS YOUNG THIEVES
Juvenile Court Will Investigate Record
of Offenders.

Many complaints have reached the
Juvenile court Of pilfering from the
railway yards i'm the city. and the court
intends to have roundup of such eases
on Tuesday next. A long list of boys
who have been guilty or who arc sus-
pected is in The hands Of the court. and
an effort will be made to bring them
into the halls of Justice on that date.
Most of the instances have been the
pilfering of small articles or of eata-
bles, but in some cases II has been of
a wholesale nature.
The boys are most ingenious IN their
methods Among The instances cited
10 the court is where n bunch bored
through box car and into bags of pea
nuts. They secured considerable
quantity of goobers by letting them
run through the hole made. In other
eases boxes of confectionery were
broken open aud rifled, Beer has been
stolen whenever IT could be got AT. but
larger boys pre responsible for most of
this. Probation Officer Charles B. Hahn
is now working on the matter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-09
SPLENDID OVATION
TO MAUDE ADAMS

Perched at the door of the
fairy house in "The Treetops
when Wcndy" had flown
away, Maudc Adams waved her
handkerchief and ber adieus to
an audience which crowded eV-
. erv inch of room in the Salt
: Lake theater Friday night.
; Nearly dozen times the cur
: tain rose in the last scene IN
, fairyland, and each time as 1t
: rolled up and down Peter
: stood waving her 'herchief and
: calling "Good bye, - Good
!. bye II was only occasionally
: that she could be heard above
: the din Of tho tumultous ap-
: plause. but it was a tribute from
!. The old homo people not alone
+ 10 her genius bnt TO her many
I. lovable personal qualities, that
:. she will never forget.
!. IT was the close Of her en-
: pagement-thc most succes5tu!
+ one she has ever played IN Zion,
!. and at = o'clock this morning
!. she and her company left Tor
: San Francisco. A crowd of curl
+ our sighrsecrs waited to see her
l. leave the stage entrance Tor
!. her carriage,
=
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-09
INCREASED EARNINGS
Annual Report of American Smelling
Co. Makes Fine Showing.
Special to The Tribune,

special 10 ! II" iI''''''
BOSTON. June 7.-Amercan Smell.
ing's annual report for the year ending
April 3Oth VIII be made public in Sep
tember, and the statement will show
a very large increase in earnings, at
the same time not rejecting upon the
earnings prior. This is due to the tact ;,
equity on It's subsidiary companies, IS
included While handled business has
largely brought about the increased IN.
come, decrease operating COSTS have also
been an important factor. The income
for the past fiscal year. with equities,
is stated to be nearly 100000 900 Dur
ing Inc year over $5o,ooo,ooo in, gold
was refined and S5.Slo,O00 pounds of
copper. an increase Of $4,000 900 pounds
over the previous year. After payment
of dividends on common and preferred
stock totaling S7,500,000, the company
will have cash and equity surplus
of close TO $l2, 100000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-09
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WIVES OF THIEVES .
WIRE MONEY HERE :

:. Money for the defense of
i. Phillips, Mcfarland and Jen-
I. nings, the three pickpockets who
(. are in the city Jail for receiving
!. some of the plumber stolen i'm the
= recent Daynes iewclry robbery,
r was wired To Salt Lake Friday
= bv the wives of the three men.
: who are in Denver, where the
! trio WAS arrested.
!. There is possibility that the
= three pickpockets may not bo
!. prosecuted. They have rendered
]. valuable assistance 10 the police
+ IN recovering part Of the stolen
!. pluuder, and in furnishing infor
!. nation as 20 the men who actual
!. ually blew the Dayues safe and
!. stole the jewelry. Attorneys
{. Soreu X. Christensen and Will
!. liam Newton are representing
+ them.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-09
FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE
SPEND DAY AT WANDAMERE

The Mutual Improvement associations
Of Utah were all At Wandamere Friday
and enjoyed good time. There were in
all about 5000 people at the resort and
"A good time was what all were out for
The concessions were we'll patronized and
general merry -making was noticed on
every side The rain put n damper on
many, of the events which bad been
planned, bat IL did not affect the ball
given in the new dance hall In the even
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-09
SHELTER MAN DIES IN
FLOOD OF MOLTEN COPPER.
Snncial 10 Tho Tribune.

!. Special 10 Tho Tribune,
:. GREAT FALLS, Mont, June
!. Peter !, McCnllum, an en-
: ployae of the Boston and Mon
= taua smelter, was virtually cook
: ed to death today in bath Of
: molten copper. McCsllum was
:, working in the converter build
:. ing when chain supporting
!. the gigantic copper ladies broke,
:. showering the frey metal III all
J. directions over tho floor. Me
!. Callum had time to escape but
!. in his hurry and excitement he
: slipped to the floor to be hit by
:. the scething copper, which gave
!. of sickening white fumes as IT
!. burned the PROSTATE man III n
1. frightfuI manner.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-09
OFFICERS NOT TO BLAME
Chief Sheets Says Manager Murray's 8
COMPLAINT Is Unfounded

General Manager Murray of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company made
complaint In writing to Chief OF Police
Sheets Friday that Officer \. NJ. Kasr
had used bad language on street car
10 clerk in the employ OF the COMPANY.
Thursday. After investigating the matter
Chief sheets said:
az am satisfied there is nothing IN this
complaint. <ast and this man are
friends as understand II, and while
riding on the car together. kast asked
him IL he was 'scabbing now The re-
mark as I gather 1t, was entirely jocu-
lar and J<asl meant no offcnse.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-09
OGDEN EXCURSION

Via o. s, J.. Sunday, June 9th; S1.o0
round trip, Any morning tram and
any one Of three trains returning IN
the afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-09
\ " SSaNiIIRIRFERES- iII
y PHONE SERVICE

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al tGS'es',lsslon tSe OF the the
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-09
GARFIELD MAN FALLS
DOWN ELEVATOR SHAFT

A man by the name OF Mathews. en-
ploved as an inside helper in the Utah
copper plant Of Garfield. accidentally
stepped into an elevator shaft Thursday
night and fell distance OF about twenty
feet sustaining several serious wounds
His head was badly hurt and his body
bruised, but the wounds arc not consid-
ered fatal
The unfortunate man was brought 10
St Marks hospital in this city Friday.
Last evening he was reported Ia be i'm
proved and his complete recovery is
expected within n few days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-09
HELP WANTED.

Ladies clothes ironers Girls for
other departments. Troy Laundry, 4Sl
South Sixth East,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-09

Doctors Mayo and Wherry wish to
announce the removal Of their Offices
from the Descret News Building TO
suite l22-3-a,5, Mercantile Annex, over
Walkers Dry Goods Store.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-09

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-09

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|ss he g%allIy %,l'., Of ANYBODY
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-09
SCHOOL BOARD HAS MEETING.
Bloomfield Directors and Teachers Dis
cuss Questions Of Interest.

Bloomfield, March S.-The regular
of the school board was held
Monday evening, the patrons and those
interested in the school being invited
to attend The board made the meet !
ing an open one and there were present
the superintendent, the teachers, engi-
neer and janitor. The books of the
secretary and treasurer showing all the
disbursements made during the year
We're open, but no one came to irvesti-
gate the records or inquire into the
manner Of conducting the school,
general talk between the teachers and
members of the board was held and
the president submitted twelve sug-
gestions, the seventh relating to games
as follows: II suggest that the game
of football in its present brutal per-
games Of basket ball. lawn tennis
blackman. base ball and town ball be
encouraged and commended to the pu-
pills, care should be taken to prevent
any games played at school to be car
ried to excess, thereby materially in
terfering with the. pupils duties. This
can be accomplished only by the con-
centrated action Of the superintendent
and board"
The eleventh suggestion is: II hear
tily commend the effort to place pic
suggest train of thought along edu-
cational lines, historical, literary and
the like" s5
Ed Scott. who has been using the
riveting hammer on the steel water
tank for some time, has been disabled
for a week with both wrists badly
punctnured by small steel splinters.
He has been under a physicians care.
Every effort is being made to prevent
blood poison.
Other News Of Interest.
Miss Bertha Burnett will accompany
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Bar
nett, of West Grove to their new home
near Gilman.
Miss Carrie Colliver received a tele-
gram Tuesday sttaing that her brother,
Aaron Colliver, died at his home in
California on Tuesday.
| Mrs. Uriah Rominger and daughter,
| Ollie, are expected home this week,
having spent couple of months at
Long Beach. California, visiting the
formers son, ]. A. Rominger and fam
| lily.
Mrs. DeMuth of Chicago, who is 20
| have charge Of Miss Henderson's mil
lisery stock in Moulton, is spending a
week here while the Moulton store is
being ref1tted.
/ Miss Jennie McVey of Downing,
NO. is making an extended visit with
her sister, Mrs. Kratzer.
4 Miss Priscilla Krupp of Pulaski who
some weeks ago underwent a surgical
| operation for appendicitis, is very sick
and her recovery is doubtful.
Herbert Lee of Pulaski has gone to
i Billings, Mont, having accepted po-
i sition as clerk in store.
i Miss Ruby Reed Of Pulaski has gone
i to Cambridge. Neb.. to visit his sister
i Chris Wagler of Pulaski left Tuesday
4 for South Dakota to visit his claim.
Miss Maud Wagler of Fairbury, Ill.
who has been visiting her mother in
Pulaski. win return this week to Fair
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-09

Brady by Acciamation.
Reading Clerk Lowenberg called for.
the ballots on surveyor. Cries Of
Brady, Brady arose. Fred Wilcox
moved that John T.. Brady be made:
the nominee of the convention by ac-
clamation and the motion was car
ried.
Wilcox Nominated for Assessor.
Now came the Wilcox landslide.
The first ward candidate had been de-
feated for the nomination as auditor,
for which he had been a candidate.
When the voting for the Office of city
assessor was called. Wilcox nominal
ed Charles P. Hoxsey for the position.
Cries of wilcox" greeted this nomin-
alton and when the first formal bal
lot had been completed, the old wheel
horse Of the first had been chosen as
the assessor instead of the man he
himself had nominated. Hoxsey
moved that the nomination be made
unanimous and the convention jumped
at the motion.