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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29
General superintendent of the
Union Pacific Sounds Warn
ing Note as TO Fuel.
TO PREVENT FAMINE
COAL SHOULD BE STORED
Dealers and Consumers Should
Prepare for the Coming of
Cold Weather.

In a recent interview, w. l.. Park,
general superintendent OF the Union
Pacific at Omaha, emphasizes the seri-
BUSINESS of the coal situation and tho
necessity of storing coal, both the deal
er and the consumer.
He is quoted as saying:
HIt is quite likely that next winter
will see much more serious condition
than existed during the past, for tho
reason that the country west of Rock
Springs mines is settling up very rap
idly and requires the entire commercial
output at the present time. Recently
very little Rock Springs coal has been
shipped east of Cheyenne, and practl-
caly none has left the rails Of the
Union Pacific or it's affiliated lines dur
ing the past year. 1t may he possible
for the consumers along the Union Pa
ciic. cast Of Rock Springs, to obtain
this coal. If tine dealers store 1t durns
the summer. This we are urging them
to do. knowing how much the people
appreciate the quality of this fuel.
surauce against n coal famine IN the
winter of l907-S, 10 which they are en-
titled.
Gas the railroads will be entirely
segregated from the coal business next
winter. it is up to the dealers to pro.
vide such facilities for storing 1T, and
it is up to the people TO see that they
do il, Heretofore, the railroads pro-
tected the people against coal short
ages by selling from their company
supply coal to individuals and to deal
ers, Under the Hepburn bill this here
after will not be permitted
81 would not like to see the people
along our line suffer rs they have done
in northwestern and southwestern
Kansas, Montana and Dakota and IN
Canada during the past winter and
want TO get on record this early that
thev must look out for themselves to
a greater extent than they have done
heretofore, on account of the changed
conditions.
"Our roads, as we'll as the other
lines, have plenty of cars and power at
this time to handle coal. and instead
Of LAYING the miners off during the
summer. as has been the practice fire.
queutly heretofore, they should be con-
tinuously employed and the coal gotten
TO where il is accessible 70 the con-
sumner, Those who have the space in
their cellar bins should lay in good
supply. great many can, by very
small expense, add to their individual
supplies Neither the dealers nor the
railroads can he expected TO assume the
entire responsibility for a coal fam
inc. The small consumer must take no.
tice of the existing conditions and
protect himself so far as possible. eth
~ b, consrartInp with his dealers for
an early delivery in order that he may
provide facilities FOR holding or taking
the coal and storing it on his own
premises
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29
UNKNOWN A SUICIDE
Body of Man Found Hanging to Tree
in Woods of Wyoming.

Special TO The Tribune.
LARAMIE. Wyo.. May 2S.-The
body of an unknown man, evidently
having committed suicide by hanging
was found Yesterday afternoon in the
woods above Fort Steele, He had been
hanging for several days. as his eyes
had been pecked out by birds Of prey
and the flesh eaten from his hands and
face.
s. Nakashimi, a Japanese extra gang
man. is under arrest here, charged with
cashing Union Pacific pay checks to
the value OF 1900 belonging to his
couutrymen, and sending most of the
money to Japan to be deposited in his
name He was run down by Japan
csc detective who followed him 10 the
city and turned him over to the author
tiles.
Eurt G. Ruf'um. professor of borti-
culture and agriculture at the Univer.
shy of Wyoming and director of the
experiment station Of the Agricultural
college, rendered his resignation today
effective June |. and viii 60 to Wor.
land 10 assume the management of the
Wyoming Plant and Seed Breeding
c.mpany's testing grounds and expert.
mcut station. His successor Will be
chosen by the board of trustees about
the middle of June.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29
OREGON SENATOR IS
AFTER 5. ?. COMPANY
Charges That Lands Intended
for Settlement Are Being
Held for Speculation.

WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator
Bourne of Oregon again consulted with
tho President today about the cases
OF the Southern Pacific Railway com
pany which. he charges is holding up
approximately three million acres of
public land, much Of which Is in Oregon,
that should be opened to settlement.
The Senator says that grants covering
the land, which originally were for six
million acres, were made with the
understanding that the land should be
opened up to settlement at nominal
price per acre A great deal Of it, he
says, was sold for $l5 an acre and half
of it was withheld from sale altogether.
In the meantime, the Senator says,
the progress of the country IS being
retarded and he jntimates that the rail
way company is holding land for spec.
ulative purposes. Mr.. Bourne is urging
that legal proceedings be instituted to
compel the company to dispose of the
lands. He SAYS that some of the grants
were to companies which have been
since absorbed by the Southern Pacific.
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n II r.
Entries at Churchill Downs,

Special 10 The Tribune,
LOUISVILLE, May 2s.-Following are
the entries at Churchill Downs for
Wednesday.
First race. SIX furongs. selling-Doro-
thy Scott. 81; Soly II. a2. George &.
Grady, %: Matte Mack, %. Emma v.
IS: Leta Dafy. 99 Wedding Ring. "a
Miss Kitty, %; Matte H., i0l; Bert Osra,
1903; Redwood. III, Prince Of Pless, lOi
Rebe. log. Sarauola. los; Airsh'p 1903;
Potter, l02.
Second race. one mile. selling - Anna
Ruskin. "a; Delcstrome. ~; The Golden
Bird. %: Della Thorpe. 9a QuardI, 1n2.
Gold Duke, 1902; Webber. lo2. Joe Coyle.
102; Grace Curier. l02: Sister Polly. lo2
County Clerk, 1oi, Kaiscrhof, lO4; Dan
igre. 10i: Alta Mcdonald, loi; McAllister.
l07: Elected 10I.
Third race. s,, furlongs. purse-LaYettai
81; UawEama. SO. Fantastic, al; Csury,
%; Lexoline. a6: Landhreeze. lol; Flem-
inE. l01.
Fourth race, FIVE furlongs. the Juvenile
stakes - Margaret Randolph. SO, Bucket
Brigade, 81. Hester Zora. 9S; Partisan
Model lo2 Stonestrect. l03, Honest 10.
Firth race, stecplechasc short course.
sellIng-Fred Priestmcyer 125; Graceland.
126: Horizontal. 100; Naran. ltQ; Lady
Jocelyn 1872, Blue Mint, iia: killdoe l4?;
Saul. 1856.
Sixth race one mile and sixteenth
selllnG-Monochord %; Tinker, as Pro
teus. 100; Louise MacFarland. 1o2; scalp
! lock, iO2; Csrew. 102; Leo Bright LOB!
/ Belder 103. Request. l0l; Mr.. Farnum
| 1oi; Foreigner. 104: Light Note, lO6; Re
! bounder. l07; Matador, loI: Charlatan
] lQ3: Devout. 109.
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Entries at Emeryville.
al 10 The Tribune

OAKLAND May 2s.-FollowinE are the
entries nt Emer2'Viile for Wednesday;
First race fve furlongs. selling - Ke-
roda ll2: Swaggerlator. 112: Sandpiper
ll2, Be Thankful Il2. Import. 112 Gorio
l12; ST Modan, ll2: Balnade. ll2: Rustler.
liz; Snapdraeon l0a: Ben Stone, lo9. 81.
Bede. 101.
Second race. thirteen slxteenths Of a
mile. selling-Ray Carlo. 1872; George w.
TlIthin l2l: Polite, l2l; Mike Jordan. 12i ::
WlnnecooE. liz; Fida. l19, War Times.
1l9; Princess Louise. Ill Southern Lady.
Ill; Get Rich Quick, III: Annie Kelley,
III: Proceeds. ll6.
Third race. thirteen sNteenths of A
mile. seIling-C:olden Boy, i24; Santee,
i22: John I, Graus, 122; Royal Red. lei,
Sinner simon. l21; Olivio, l2l. Red ReN-
nard l2I Bright Albert. lla. Red Era.
1i9; Canardo. 119; Dotterel lls; Cherpe,
III,
Fourth race one mile and a sixteenth,
seIlng-Andrew Mack. 1lS; Dutiful, III;
Sea Air. III: Hugh MCGOWAN. III: La
zeIl. 10: Christine a. l09 Sunmark. los;
Supreme Court los: Frank Flttner 100;
Foncasta. los Salable, los: Mlllscng. %.
Filth race, Futurity course. selling -
Red Garter. Iii: sam Barber, l09. Al
tancro. los, Ray Bennett l07; Eimdale.
l06. Senator Warner los; Tawensentha
l0S: Calendar l0S Bon Niyant, 1o3; Win
some Ways. io1: Golden Sentiment 1o1
Baz3tni. l4S.
%. Roval Rogue. 81. Pal. sc: Bucoic. e7
WmIa Gregg. 81. Linda Rose, 95. Smlthv
kane. a5. Fores; Fire, aS. Seascls, 9s
Rudcet a5; L,ottn Gladstone. e5.
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TO REACH W0RKINGMEN
Presbyterian Assembly Counsels Min
listers to Study Problem OF Labor

DENVER, Colo. May 2s.-The fol
lowing resolution adopted today by the
General Assembly Of the United Pres
byterian church indicates the church
will make an effort to get closer to the
toiler.
owe desire the confidence of work
inpmep everywhere. and deeply dcplore
any suspicion of unfriendllncss. We in
vito frank counsel rs TO how rs church
we NAV minister 10 workinGmen and
their cause.
''We urge upon all our ministers q
svmpathetic study Of the problems Of
ahor, and an earnest effort To estab-
jisb cordial relationship between them
selves and the workingmen of their
resnoctiyc communities.
One of the most important reports
made today was that on the Freed-
,ncn = missions. 1t was followed by an
nddross by Rev. j. ". Witherspoon on
Ihn % colorcd people Of the South and
showed the progress of the church..
The proposition 10 institute the once
of General treasurer of all funds in
stea1 Of having a treasurer for each
funJ was discussed AT length, but DO
doc;sion was reached,
The committee on appropriations tor
tbo cominC year made IFS report which
w;u be discussed tomorrow. II APP
nropriates s25o,00e for foreign missions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29
WOMAN CHARGED WITH
THREATENING MURDER
Family Quarrel of Boise Citi-
zens Has Assumed a Seri-
Gus Phase.

BOISE Ida, May 2S.-Mary J.
Wheeler, alleged to have made an as
sault upon her sisterin-law, Mrs. Kittie
Roberts, was arrested here today,
charged with having threatened to com
init murder. The case will be heard Ill
Judge Dunbar's court tomorrow morn
ing.
Eugene V. Debs has ordered all his
mail awaiting him in tho Boise post
office forwarded TO his home at Girard,
Kan, and this is taken by people here
TO mean that he is not coming to this
city during the Haywood trial, at least
for the present.
Last night the jury in the Haywood
case was permitted 70 attend the Sells
Floto show In a body. 1T was accom-
panied by four bailiffs.
The First of July. James Garfield,
Secretary of the Interior, accompanied
by Chief Forester Pinchot, and several
other prominent officials, ia TO visit
Boise. He is coming west to famllariZe
himself with land matters and to per.
sonally inspect the Government irri,
CATION projects, The party is to be
royalty entertained in Boise,
Senator Fred T. Dubois and his pri-
vate secretary, c, +. Arncy, arrived in
the city this morning. The Senator is
looking exceedingly we'll and is evident.
" enjoying the relief from arduous
Senatorial duties His legion of warm
personal friends here feel proud of the
record he made i'll the Senate and they
are pleased TO again be permitted to
grasp him by the hand. Mr.. Dubois
will remain here a few days and then
return 10 his home at Blackfoot. Mr..
Arney is going TO purchase a residence
here and make Boise his permanent
home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29
LYNCH SHAKEN UP.
Jockey Thrown From Stumbling Horse;
Played Horses Won

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2s.-Favorites
or well-played horses were generally sue
cessful at Oakland today. There was an
upset In the two-ysar- old event when
over Talien, the fovorite. Butte city
fell al the start, but =. Lynch escaped
with a shaking up. He did not ride
during the remainder Of the afternoon
Cabin, the favorlte for the fourth made
a poor showing, finishing outside the
money.
First race. four furlongs-Gigana. ~
(Kirschhaum). 3 to l. second; Carmalipe,
iO1 a.. Nlcholsp. % to 1. third. Time.
~ 1-5 seconds. Last GO Saucy NJ.
iaide, St Doreen. Mimicry finished as
named Butte City fell
Second race. FIVE furlonEs, selling
Distribution, 10! (Borep, 10 J. Won An
second: Melar los lMcRaeD. 90 to /.
third Time, lis. Parting Jennie, Lovey
Mary, Isolation, Potencia. Queen Alamo.
Bakersfield, Bonnet. Emir and Rivaral
Third race, six furlongs-Creston Boy,
Ito Carroll. TO /, Won Andrew 3,
Cook, 10 (kirschbaumD. 9 to ." second !:
third Time 1:13 2-5 Aunt Polly. Pa-
cI6co. JImalong Iron Watson, Pepper
Pod and Bantam finished as named
seiing-Roron Is. rsher, lOl or. Davls,.
10 L. won, Hedgethorn, 81 (Sandyl,
To l. second. Desmaees. % &c, Mich
olsl, 10 to I. third. Time. ~ Nep-
tunus Captain Burnett. Cabin, Tala-
mund Ed Sheridan, Fisher Boy and lsa
belita finished as named.
Fifth race. one mile and q quarter.
seIIing-Harbor los C<irschbaum). TO ?.
won: Briers los (Sandv). to 2. second,
Mendon 107 &C.. Millsr), IL to |, third.
Time. 2:OS Sahara, Water Cure. lie,
rusha The Only WAY, Roman Boy and
Glissando finished os named.
Sixth race, III Wind handicap. five and
n half furIonGs-Gemmsll. 20 GA. W5lshD.
: 20 T. won: Mistv's Pride. 1O4 (Eirsch
haum). Ia l. second. Lisaro. 1l3 Of.
EeIivl. s to :, third. Time .06 Monte
Lucille Grass Gutter and Billy Mayham
finished as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29
Churchill Downs Results,

LOUISVILLE. MAY 2S.-The results at
Churchill Downs today were as follows.
First race, six furlongs-Hazel Patch,
won: Artful podger. second; j, j., Jr,,
third. Time, I:16 10.
Second race, hve furlongs-Woodla lane
won; Rebel Queen. second Dew of Dawn,
third Time. ! ;OO 3-5.
Cold Way. second. Sultry third Time.
1:il 2~6
Fourth race. handicap seven furlonEs-
Altuda, won: Mike Sutton, second: Gable
gram. third. Time, les S.
Fifth race five and a half furlongs--
Boserrian. won; Lizzie Mclean. second
Lady Carroll. third. Time. 1.o7 10.
Sixth race. one miIe-Mmnohaha won
Sponge Cake. second; King Leopold
third, Time, l:il 3-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29
Results at Belmont,

NEW YORK, Nav 2s.-The results at
Belmont today were as follows;
First race, SIX and a half furlongs-
Golden West won Msrster second :
Punky. third. Time. Ia.
Second race. four and n half furlongs-
Zen Fleet. won Masque. second, King
James. third. Time. :55.
Third race the Bey Chester stakes. one
mile Montgomery. won, Paumonok. sec
ond Cabochon. third. Time. 40.
thorpe won Lad Of JanGdon. second: In
cachae third, Time. :26 As.
Fifth race. one mile lc-Mazanteilo, won .
Robndor second Chief HAYES, third
Time I 80 Valentine finished nrst. bus
was disqualified.
Sixth race. six furlones-Brookdale
Nymph won. Red River. second. Zienap
third Time, ia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29
Teams Break Evon.

BOSTON. May 2S.- Brooklyn won the
first of TWO games played here today. I
10 I, by hitting Bindaman freely The
second game was exciting. Boston win
ming 10 10 .. The weather was raw and
cold. R.H. IL.
Brooklyn e. II 1 | o o Q o 0~-I IS 0
Boston 49,, ....l q o o o o 0 0-l ?
misunderstanding and Ritter: Linda
man and Brown. Two-base hit-Carey.
Three base hIt-Ritter. Home run-i3ean-
mont Base on hals-On Lindamon, 3;
of Pastorsus. l. Struck out-By Linda
man, 2: by Tasrorius. :, Cmpire-John-
stone.
Second name r II r..
Boston 60. 80 2.1o2 2 10 u |
Brooklyn .-.....: o 2 o 02 0-14 IL :
Bafteriss-Pfciffer. Flaherty and Need
ham: Scaulon Mcintyre. SiriclSlett and
Butler. Two-base hIts-Bates. .; Howard,
Aperman. Casey Jhree-base hil-Bates
Base on hals-on Pfciffer. 2. off Fsherty,
]; off Scanlun 3: of MCINTYRE, |; of
Striclllctr. ]. Struck out-By Pfeiner. J.
by Flaherty, ] by Mcintyre. l. Umpire
,IOhuatnno
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29
WIFE KILLS MEN WHO
ATTACK HER HUSBAND
Strange Tragedy in Rawlins,
Wyoming, Saloon Follows
Partners Quarrel.

:. = !. !. = :: = = = !. + :. !. = = = :.
:. RAWLINS, Wyo., May 2S- !
:. Believing that her husband was :;
:. about to be killed by his infu- i
= rated partners, with whom he :;
!. was engaged in a desperate bat, :
= tie with knives, beer glasses ::
!. and other missiles. Mrs. Mattv :
r Ringwood today shot and killed ::
+ one Of the men, A. Davis, and :.
:. fatally wounded Webb Stone, ::
i. the second. The shooting oc- :;
!. Cured in the Bank Exchange !
!. saloon. The three men, who :;
= are owners Of the railroad res !
= taurant in the rear, became en- ::
= gagged in heated discussion i
:. while drinking at the bar. The !
:. nature of the trouble is not :;
+ known. :.
!. Mrs, Ringwood, who was in i
= the restaurant. heard the men :;
:. Quarreling, and grabbing re- :
:. volyer, she rushed into the sa :
= loon and began shooting. ::
:. The woman was arrested inn ::
+ mediately afterwards. She ::
:. claims the men were beating !
:. her husband and would have :;
i. killed him if she had not taken :.
:. the drastic action. ::
= = !. = + i. i. = /. :: :. = = !. :. :. !
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29
Scntchman Defeats Yankee.

The American champion. Eben NJ. Byers
Of Pittshure. was defeated In the second
round ot tho amateur golf championship.
J. Patterson Of the Edinburgh club win
ming by 6 mp and , to play. Horstman
made a poor showing. and was beaten by
r. w. Gcotherd Of the Woking club.
up and 10 play.
r r. Scovel American, subsequently,
suffered defeated at the hands Of ". 4.
Murray of the Burley Downs club. up
and to play so that the only American
remaining in the championship contest In
+. O. Herstman or rhe Chevy Chase Golf
club or Washington. The weather Is
bright and sunny, with little wind.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29
Taft Is Not Well.

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-secretsry
Taft, who is suffering with severe
cold. was somewhat better today and
spent several hours at the War de.
,partment. afterwsrd attending the
meeting of the cabinet. Notwithstand-
ing his illness. he will keep his en-
gpgemcpt to address the Millers' con
vention at st. Louis on Thursday. He
will return to Washington Saturday
morninp
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Japa Keeping Quiet.

TOXIC. May 2s.-Absolute secrecy
is maintained by the japanese govern
ment regarding the subjects 1t will
present to the coming Hague peace
conference for discussion, and it is
impossible to make a preliminary fore
cast of the government g position. Ii
is generally felt that the conference
will not have much practical result.
The Japanese press is not enthusiastic
on the subject
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JORDAN INDICTED
Former Controller Of the Equitable AS
surance Society Accused.

NEW YORK. May 2s,-The May
grand Jury. which has been investl-
eating the affairs of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society today returned eigh-
teen indictments against Thomas D.
Jordan. formerly controller of the Egult.
able. Perjury and forgery in the third
degree arc charged. No indictments
were found against present ofnclals OF
the society,
This announcement was made tonight
by the District Attorney $ oii1ce. Inc
grand Jury concluded its duty and was
discharged.
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Women Typos Election.

inc tho vote for officers of the Won.
en7s Auxiliary of the international
Typogrsphical + union. which was com
njoted here today. showed the follow
ng elections: President, Mrs. a. W.
Bowen. Washington: Vice-presldent'
Mrs ". r. Bowen. Atlanta; secretary
treasurer, Mrs, c. f. Mckee, INDIAN
nnnlia.
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DENY Conspiracy CHARGE

b Moore. agent Of the Western Pole
and Lumber Company of Denver. was
arraicned today in the Criminal Court
on a charge of feecing the city out Of
$1,000 in the, fictitious purchase Of poles
Moore pleaded not guilty to seven in
dictments. William Wilcox, the city
official, with whom he is alleged TO have
consuired. also pleaded not guilty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Champions Were Daring.

CINCINNATI May 2S.-Daring base
running, coupled with the misplayS OF the
locals, allowed Chicago TO win an easy
victory ever Cincinnati today, II WAS
only in the final inning that Cincinnati
was able to bunch their hits Off BrowE.
Score; Il. III. L.
Cincinnati -. o o 0 0 o q .
Chicago =. = 0 o O I . & 0-10 . !
. Batteries-Essick and Schlei; Brown
and Killing Two-ba hts-Schlei Tin
ker. Three base hit-Davis. Struck out
by Essick, .. by Brown, :, Bases on
halls-off EssIck, 9; off Brown, 3. TIM
pirc-Riglers
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It Was Long Gamo,

PHILADELPHIA. May 2S-Philadel-
phia defeated Boston today In we'll
PLAYED eleven inning contest The home
team won ont by punching three singles
In the last Inning. E.H E
Boston o. % 0oo o o o o. o
Phlladel'a % o o 0 o o IL .
Batteries--Winter and Criger: Plank
and SChreCk.
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Elaborate Programme Arranged for
Commencement Exercises

Commencement Exercises.
:, = \ !. = = = r + = = i. = r = =
). Special 10 The Tribune 4
=. LOGAN. May 2S.-Elaborate
:. arrangements are being made
=. for the commencement eXer-
:. cisrs OF thc Utah Agricultural !
= college. to he held in the col =
= lcgc chapel Sunday. June :. :.
i. The Baccalsureate sermon VIII :
!. he delivered by Rev. f. |, Gosh !
r on Of rho First egahonal =
!. church of Salt Lake City. The 4
J. programme viii include field =
= dsy events, class exercises, ad- :
:. dress TO graduates by State SUI i
:. perinteudeut Nelson. Alumni, i
!. banquet. and later a grand ball. :
=. The event is being looked for i
:. ward 10 with pleasant antlcl- r
= patton by college people and the :.
= general public Of Logan, !
!. !. \ = + = : = = = = = =
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Cardinals Were Easy.

ST. LOUIS. May 2s.-Pitisburg punched
hits in the second and seventh innings
today and ~on easy victory from ST,
Louis by n score OF 10 TO /. r. " E.
st. Louis .,.., o 0 o 1 q a. 9 4
Pittsburg ... : o o ) 10 - ,
Batteries-Fromne and Marshall: Lee
Yer and Gibson Base on balls-off
Fromme |, Struck out-by Frommc, .;
hN Lever. :. ImDire-Emslie.
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fjIIIIEDNESS
|l|DT0sCHM|TZ
Said to Be i U.s.
fsr,, Department to
lhilsnce Jurors
l1lIENENT MADE !.1.laa,.,,,,
i,SECTIING ATTORNEY
/ r,Iesmen Examined
In. but No More
I'm Are Named.

I-r11sco, Nav 2s.-slxteen
l. examined today IN 'ne
H. Eugene E. schmltz on "
Ia ,,,or;ion, without result.
II 1as excused for cause
Ii cummings, the sixteenth
challenged by the
~ Danne ordered a We.
3 be returned into the
- Eight Jurors have
h 4, prosecution that Sher,
=: rot summoning trial
q '-,sr and impartial man
.,,, Prnecuting Attorney
..-,ion mas discovered tha'
L. 1, being used in an
In,i prospective jurors and
4. =. bribery. graft prosecu-
4 ,hin,tlo,hed patrolmen,
4. IA Archie Rammell, who
d Il yms time working IN
n. i,rsr,ment, today were
IL =. addresses OF the NIFTY
s--or,d Yesterday, and re-
a ~, today for the com
p Shmitz jury.
Iry,i,y and today Chief OF
"A, approached persons who
IL a witnesses IN some OF
.mh lie questioned them
= risouy they intended to
IA riussd 10 saN "h"''
y ropossd taking,
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b.
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ss,isl Agent Burns who
n Niyol schmitz ''ls using
lz1f;ment to gather cyi-
k..lf and Tor other like
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y denied the imputation
u SCANS were being EN-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE

CLEVELAND. May 2S.-Clevcland de-
feated ST. Louis today 6 10 3 batting
Powell out Of the box. Thielmsn was
hit hard In tho first and sixth innings
Flick's hating and base running and
Hemphills fielding were features.
.r r II f..
Cleveland o.. o 3 0 l o sc l2
st. Louis ...s.1 o 0 o q 0 0-5 10 |
Batteries es-Thielman and Clark. Pow
ell, Morgan, OConnor and Spencer.