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The American fleet ought to be in the Pacific ocean long before the Japanese get over their good natured fit brought on by MT. Taft's visit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-18

The Uncle Joe Cannon presidential. boom seems to have reached as hjgh a summit Of obscurity as any boom could be- expected to obtain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-18
Perseverance,.

Perseverance is more prevailing that. violence. and many things which can CT yield themselves up when taken lit tle by little.-Plutarch
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-18

If the copper magnates keep on grabbing in the Northwest, they might as well change the name of Alaska to Guggenheim.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-18
Yes. Indeed.

"A woman makes a great change in . mans life"
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aneunce MIR.
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 aida&e for Con vnshim subject Democratic pri-
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with, Newport has dropped the Teddy bear and the Harry Lehr monkey.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-18

is likely to let 'ailroads he has long.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-18

l a Mississippi under some peo-
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07
Motion Had Been Made to Set
Aside Information Charging
Chief With a Felony.
ARGUMENT FOR STATE
MADE BY L00FB0UR0W
Case Goes Over Till Next Tues
day, When Chief Sheets Will
Enter His Plea.

Judge Armstrong, in the criminal
division Of the District court, Fri
day morning listened 10 the arguments
Of attorneys on the motion of Chief
Of Police Sheets TO set aside the infor.
nation charging him with a felony in
connection with the alleged conspiracy
cases
Attorneys f. A. Wedgwood Soren
y. Christensen and S. r. Thurman rep
resented the Chief, though the latter
two took no part in the argument
In presenting the case for the defense,
Mr. Wcdgwood called attention to
what he considered the priupical de-
feet in the information. By alleging
the commission of felony, instead of
a misdcmeanOr. he said, the misde-
meanor was merged into the felony,
and that was contrary TO all law.
In felony cases the law directs that
the defendant shall have a preliminary
examination. Such examination had
not been given the Chief of Police.
he had never been bound over to the
Hence the proceedings were irregular
and the information should be
quashed.
For the State. District Attorney
Loofbourow supported the information
in & brief argument. citing several au-
thorities in support of his position.
He held that i'm this State the statutes
require that some overt act must be
alleged in the information in addition
TO the mere charge that conspiracy
has been entered into. 1t must allegc
that some act has been committed In
furtherance of such conspiracy.
II was for this reason that the pres
ent information contained the allega
tion that the McWhirter brothers had
been robbed of over $4,000 by the
parties 10 the alleged conspiracy. Mr..
Loofbourow admitted that the court
could. in its discretion, quash the pres
ent information and order the defend
ant prosecuted for felony. However,
he asked for additional time TO hunt
mp and submit authorities on the points
presented by the defense.
The case then went over till next
Tuesday. at which time Chief Sheets
viii enter his plea TO the charge. The
proceedings attracted little attention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07
RICH GOLD ORE FOUND.
Funeral Services Over Late Sheriff
Whitehead Held Today.
Special TO The Tribune

SPRINGVILLE. April 5.-A telegram
was received here vest erday from George
Drury. manager OF the Swan Hilda EX-
tension Mine company; saying they had
made n rich strike OF free gold ore In
their property in the Lee mine. In the
Echo district I'm Nevada. The most OF
this stock is owned by Spripgville and
Spanish Fork people.
John z. Anderson. president and man
ager OF the Copper Bell Mining company.
left for Dugway yesterday With force
OF men 10 resume development operations.
which were temporarily suspended n week
ago. Mr. Anderson states that he en-
poets some sensational developments in
the nature of 4 strike In this property
in The near future.
Maurice Kelly. who has charge OF the
development work Of the Ventura Mining
company property in the Lee district in
Nevada. reports the claims TO be showing
up nicely and the stockholders here are
much pleased with Mr.. Kellys report
The funeral services OF Daniel Bagley.
who died yesterday, will be held tomor-
row at 2 o'clock in the l.. d, S. meet
ing-housc.
James e. Whitehead of Juab county will
be held In this city at II O'Clock Satur-
day at the l., D. S, meeting house.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07
DREADED DISEASE
At AMERICAN FORK
First Victim of CerebrO-SpinaI
Meningitis Under Care of
Competent Physicians.
Special to The Tribune

special to The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK, April 5--Thc first
case OF cerebro- spinal meningitis has
made its appearance here. the fourteen
year-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Blood being the afflicted. The attending
physicians have every hope that the case
Will not prove fatal American Fork has
been congratulating Itself upon the non
appearance Of this dreaded disease.
Wess Philips has just returned home
from Scranton. In the Tlntic mining dis
trict where he suffered n very badly
mashed hand, The accident was caused
by a heavy rock falling from the roof of
81 tunnel In which he was working and
striking the right hand. which was rest
ing on another rock.
Mrs. Laura Robinson Evans yesterday
suffered n painful accident While en-
gagged In emptying frying pan tull OF
hot grease. she let the pan slip. with the
result that the right hand was very badly
scalded. n portion being cooked so that
1t dropped off In chunks.
Work has commenced on the water
system. The trench work is being com
pleted very rapidly, Those In charge are
considering the advisahility OF securing
the patented trench digger which Is be-
Ing used In Ogden,
Miss Aida Peterson, one OF the district
school teachers. has been called TO her
home at Ephralm, on account Of the ScTl-
Gus Illness OF her mother.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07
HIGHSCH0OL STUDENTS
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
The Rivals Nicely Presented
Amateur Stars Drawn From
SchOOIrOom.

The new highschool assembly hall was
taxed 10 its capacity Friday evening with
students and patrons OF the highschool.
The occasion was the presentation OF the
three-act comedy. THE Rivals" by the
members of the junior class. The affair
was n great success from all standpoints
and showed that a great deal OF time and
expense had been used I'm prepa ration for
the event. Everything passed OF with
out hitch TO mar the pleasantncss OF
the occasion,
The hail was very elaborately decorated
with red and black pennants and
streamers and had a very gay appear
ance. The scenery, which had been
painted especially for the occasion. was
exceptionally appropriate.
The acting showed the result Of a
great deal OF careful training. Miss
Frances Cowan took the leading lady's
part and managed II very well. Theo-
dore Wecher took the role OF leading
man and carried II through nicely. The
rest OF the cast was strong.
The purpose of the play was 10 raise
money To provide the new hiehschool as
sembly hall with a wel-equipped stage.
IL is said that the proceeds more than
made UP the expense which was neces-
sary in the installing OF the part Of the
stage which was necessary for last night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07
STUDENTS VISIT SHELTERS
Upper Classmen Enjoy Themselves at
the Highland Boy.

About twenty-five OF the upper class
men OF the University visited the High
land Boy sYnelter IN the valley Friday
afternoon TO study the practical side OF
lie mctallurgy or copper. this being the
subject which they have been pursuing
since :he middle OF the year under the
obstruction OF Professor r. II. Bradford
Which, visited The smelters.
About half the freshman class will visit
t5e plant OF the Bingham Consolidated
cofnpsny 1T Bingham Junction this morn
Ing, under the chaperopaGo OF DR.. w. c.
Ebaugh OF the chemistry department
-[exr Saturday the other half OF the class
VII make the trip. The students are
making these trips ms supplemental work
20 ,helr study Of Chemistry Q, this be-
I-;X a general study or the metals.
The Tech" CLUB. composed Of the
upper c!assmcn of the school. Will hold
ihe.r ncM: regular meeting Monday after
aoon. Talks. Will be given on Coke
ovens" by Charles Leger. and "GeoIogic
Generations" by Earl Havenor. Mr..
1.eser sreat the last summer vacation
working on the construction OF coke
uyens in Now Mexico.
Squire Coop OF the musical department
~ the University gave reading OF ia
s3oneme" Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
squire Coop played different selections
from tho groat WagnerIun opera and fol-
lowed With readings.
DIR. iarncy Il. Talmsge OF the depnrt
rsat OF geology conducted chapel excr-
oises at the school Friday morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07
SUMMONS NOT SERVED
At Least This Is Claim Made in P. E.
Parson' S Complaint.

A suit has been fled in the District
court by P. L. Parsons against the Utah
Improvement company and ]. J.
Whitaker.
1t is alleged that on April II. 1905
the company filed In the City court a COM
plaInt against NJ. l.. Shaw and p. r.
Parsons, doing business as the Kanosh
Cash store; that the company on April
q employed George r. Hill. one OF Its
clerks. 10 swear to an affidavit that he
had served a summons on the plaintiff
by leaving a copy OF the same with Elda
Dorrity, at plaintiff usual place OF
abode. and that on the following day
had filed It in court. II is alleged that
this affidavit was wholly false; that Fiji
did not, at any time or place, serve the
summons on Elda Dorrity. and that the
plaintiff, consequently. entered no ap
pcarance In the case.
on June Is. 1908. 1t is further alleged
the court entered judgment against the
plaintiff for $62.32 and costs. and the
plaintiff now asks that the defendants
show cause why the defendant Whitaker
(who is the Judge who made the original
rulIng), be restrained from turning over
the amount named or any other amount
In accordance with said judgment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07
CARL BARNES SHOT
IN ACCIDENTAL Wal
Was FOOling With Reyolvs,
While Visiting the Home Of
Miss Myrtle Snow.
ATTEMPT is MADE TO
KEEP SHOOTING SECRE'
Barnes Is Taken to st. Marx,
Hospital; RumOr of Attempt
at Suicide Denied.
Carl Barnes. an employee os

Carl Barnes. an employee Of 81
Freed Furniture company, who l;vo
with his mother at 81 II street ace,
dentally shot himself through tho IL,
lung shortly after midnight Fr;Ja
morning. The accident occurred At -
home of young lady friend MI.
Myrtle Snow, whom Barnes was II,
iting. Miss Snow resides at s3 i
street.
The shooting was the result Of ~
careless handling of a loaded pistoi :
small caliber. AT first the wound wa
not considered serious, but, fearing
might be so, Miss Snow prevailed ma
young Barnes TO phone the facts y
his friend, Claud Freed Mr.. Freed ~
sponded at once, arriving at the scsr
Of the accident within ten minutes "a
er ITS occurrence. He advised IN
young man TO take no chances with
wound which might result seriousl,
and to go at once TO ? hospital A,
was sent for and the sufferer was taks
to that Institution for examination An
treatment. II was found that The !,
Jury was not necessarily fatal nm,
but that 1t was Of such natne !
TO require the closest attention in a,
der TO avoid serious complications.
Kept 1t Secret.
From the time of the accident un 4
the middle of Yesterday forenoon. n
some unfathomabe reason, the friend
of the injured young man kept il
profound secret When the facts h,
gan TO leak out, Tumor gained IN,
rency to the effect that BarNes be
quarreled with his young woman frien
and had attempted to commit suicid,
This story was quickly squelched, hon
ever, by all parties concerned an
there are certainly no facts TO suppo]
the suicidal theory. Mr.. Freed. WI
IS thoroughly convcrsant with I'll II
facts, stated yesterday that the idt
of attempted suicide was ridiculou
The young man had simply been foo
ing with revolver when it explode
DR.. II. s. Scott, who is attending II
patient, stated last night that it woul
be several days before the case coul
be properly prognosed. The bullet,
said. in entering the chest cavity, hs
carried particles of the clothing VIII
it. a rib had been splintered. aud bi
Of the bone had been removed I'll
ball is at present embedded in II
muscles Of the left shoulder. Thei
has been no attempt. as yet, to prob
for II. All such cases, the doctor d
clarcs, must he considered critical du
ing their earlier stages, as it is impo
sible Mt such times 10 determine whi
complications NAV arise. IL was r
ported from the hospital last night th,
the young man was resting quietly ar
was in no worse condition than whs
he arrived. This is considered big
" favorable circumstance.
The unfortunate Young man has
great many warm friends in Salt Lal
and throughout the State who will lear
of the mishap with sorrow. He WI
celebrating his twentieth birthda
when the accident which may cost hi
his life occurred.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07
Z. c. NJ. |. ANNUAL
Old officers Reelected and the Usual
Fat Dividend Declared.

All the old officers OF the Il. G. NJ. I.
were reelected for the coming year at
tho thirty-eighth annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of that institution nj the
Offices on Main street, Friday noon. They
follow: President. Joseph +. Smith; Vice
president. George Romney; secretary. T..
G. Webber: treasurer \. w. Carlson
directors Hebcr j. Grant, John u.
Windcr, John i. Barnes. John Henry
Smith, Francis NJ. Lyman, Anthon II.
Lund. William II. Mcintyre Reed Smoot.
T. G.. Webber. l.. s. Hills. \. w. Carlson.
The presidents annual report OF the
past years business was adopted and
the usual dividend or l2 per cent was de-
clared the remainder Of the profits being
credited 10 the dividend account after
provision was made for the wear and tear
Of wagons, harness, the usage Of horses.
installing of new machinery, repairs 10
the building, and the like.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07
SMOOTH YOUNG CROOK
GATHERS IN VALUABLES
Guests at Keith Apartment
House Robbed Of Jewelry
and Clothing.

A series of fast and furious burglarles
were committed at the Keith apart
mcnts, l22 East Brigham street, Fri
day afternoon. The police are now on
the trail OF the thc.f with good de-
scription and full confidence that he
will be landed in short order.
An ad. appeared IN morning paper
inviting an all-round boy of good moral
character TO call at Inc fashionable
apartment house, where n high-class job
of cleanlng-up awaited him. shortly
before noon the boy, accompanied by
his character, showed up in the person
ough Job Of .'' cleaning up, after he
got started, there can be no shadow Of
doubt
He went through that lodging house
in record breaking time, and when he
got through he introduced q disappear
ing act that ought to be staged and put
on the road, 1t would appear from the
going over the boy gave the house that
he didn L overlook many, If any, Of the
rooms on the second floor. However, it
was not from all Of these that he ac-
CURED loot.
The principal losers, according to the
reports sent in to the police, were IL.
S. Sanford, room A; G.. T. Hickey, room
b; and j. Melvcy, the occupant of a
nearby apartment, From these he gath
cred in valuable stick pin, pair of
tan shoes. a coat. a pair Of trousers and
a lady's gold watch. OF course, other
rooms were visited and other valua-
.bles taken, but only these are positively
ascertainable, in face of the air-tight
secrecy of the police and the lodging
house people.
When Martin shows up at police head
quarters, as he undoetedlY will within
probably pro- ably tell H. the W. Whole story " of his ii;
easy stunt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07
DIVORCED FROM WIFE
WHO IS IN ASYLUM
Nora G. Brennen'S Matrimonial
Ties Severed and She Also
Secures AlimOny.

Judge Morse yesterday granted di-
vorce To Theodore Eisenbarth. whose
wife, Adelinc. was committed to an Ohio
insane asylum May 26 1899 He has been
a resident OF Utah for several years.
Nora q Bremen. In the same court, Sc
cured severance Of the matrimonial ties
which bound her 70 John J. Bremen,
whom she proved. TO the satisfaction OF his
honor had deserted and failed TO support
her The couple We're married Feb. 3.
1905. They have one child which. with
$25 n month almony. was given TO the
custody OF the wife.
DEGREES were also granted 10 Lena
Wach from her husband Emil. whom she
charged with cruelty, and 10 Sophia Arm
strong, whom she proved had not pro-
vided for her since n few weeks after
their marriage In 1905
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07
SUES INSURANCE COMPANY
Charles R. Reynolds Alleys That his
Contract Was Broken

Charles r. Reynolds has filed a suit
against the Continental Life Insurance
and Investment company, alleging that
about year ago. he entered into n con,
TRACK with the concern, by tho terms OF
in the State OF Texas. In tho carryint.
out OF his part OF this contract he em7
ployed S. II. Mayer as an assistant with
the consent OF the company. He asks
damages IN the sum OF 5000 and wages
and commissions. amounting TO S5743a
for himself. and $500 damages and $3.50
wages for Mayer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07
MANY ENTRIES MADE.
Coming Horse Fair at Provo Pgomisl
to Be a Success.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, April 5.-Chairman Farrer (
the general committee on the count
horse show. 20 be held here April II, re
ported at the meeting of the CommeYcil
entere5 for The fair 70 date 30 stallion
l13 colts and six pedigreed mares.
Arrangements were made for entertain
ing the visiting horsemen at Dutc
lunch in the Commercial club rooms O
the evening of the 10th. An exhibit
draft and driving horses will be'made q
the fair grounds on the afternoon OF N
IIth. and on the evening OF the lIth
dance will be given in the Mozart pa
vilion.
Rates of SIPS for the round trip from
Salt Lake to Provo and from Eureka 2
Provo have been secured for the lItn
and as the Odd Fellows hold their grant
lodge here on that date Provo may ex
pect q great number OF visitors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07
Must Have Sugar Factory.

SPRING CITY. April 5.-.Thero Is lIt'
doubt but the people OF North sanpe
are determined 10 have a sugar facto,
Notwithstanding the dissolution OF y
Sanpete and Sewer Suger company,
local company is to be organized ana
factory built about midway between ~, ~
roni Mount Pleasant and spring ~.
near the site owned by the Utah sus
com 1anv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07
NEW JUVENILE JUDGE
DR.. E. G.. Gowans Is Named by the
Court Commission

The Juvenile Court commission. COM
posed of the Governor. tho Attorney Cen
eraI and the Superintendent of Schools
yesterday appointed DR.. E. G. Gowans
10 be judge OF the Juvenile court
DR.. Gowa1s Is at present an instructor
In the gymnasium Of the University OF
Utah. He Is practicing physician and
has been teacher for the greater part
OF his life. His speciality is in nervous
diseases of children. For many years he
was an instructor In the Brigham Young
academy at Provo and aftcrward held a
similar position In the Logan Agricultural
College.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07
Death Of Mrs. Scallon.

Word has been received here of the
Mich, OF Mrs. Scallon. wife OF DR.. ]. 10
Scallon. Or. and Mrs. Scallon and fam
ily were residents of Salt Lake until the
middle OF last year and were well known
Tho passing away OF Mrs. Scallon will be
deeply deDlored by many friends here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Hyrum L. Sterling Charged With Hal
itual Drunkeness

PROVO, April 5.-Mary Sterling h,
filed suit for divorce against Hyrum
Sterling and for grounds she alleges,
her complaint that the defendant, hi
failed TO provide the necessaries Oh II, m
and that he Is common drunkard. III
complaint sets forth that the paru'
were married at Spanish Fork Janua,
s. 1869; that there are two minor chi
dren. boy. age II, and a girl. age
Plaintiff asks for an absolute divorce az
for an equal division of the comn'
proDarry
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07
JUDGE N. c. BURCH
VISITS SALT LAKE
He Is Special Assistant U. S.
Attorney-General, in Charge
of Land Fraud Cases.

Judge NJ, c. Burch, of Washington,
D. c., was in the city Friday and spent
a portion of the day in consultation in
the special agents department and in
the law department of the government
in tho Federal building.
Judge Burch, as special Assistant
United States Attorney. General, has en-
tlro charge and direction of all the
prosecutions by the government of cases
arising under the laws relating to the
entering and purchase of public lands
IN all the Western States.
Judge Burch s headquarters are To-
Gated in Denver, from which point pros
ecutions viii be directed in the various
States within his jurisdiction. The
Judge has large corps of able assist
ants, so that cases can be tried stimuli
taneously in the different States should
conditions warrant.
Just what tho nature of his business
is here in conference with the govern
ment officials could not be learned.
Judge Bnrch has the reputation of be.
ing an able and fair-minded lawyer, in
whom the government reposes implicit
confidence. 1t is pretty safe conclu
sion that under the vigorous and legal
methods which Will be adopted in the
half of the government by Judge
Barch, few, if any. guilty men, asso-
cation or corporations VIII be per-
miLlcl 10 escape.
Tho Judge stopped over in this city
OIL his way 10 Denver from Boise, Ida,
and resumed his journey East Friday
evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07
viii Install Better Service.

II has been announced at the local
offices of the Nevada Northern that
within a week from now it will be pos
sible for patrons Of the railroad to oc-
cupv a Pullman coach from Salt Lake
10 Ely, New. At present ii is necessary
for passengers occupying Pullmans to
change cars at Cobre, but the traffic on
the Nevada Northern has increased TO
such an extent that the management of
the route has deemed it advisable to
install the new service