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The daily sentinel., 1907-08-19
LONDON PASTOR
SHOCKS MINISTERS
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East Northfield, Mass. Aug. 19.-
BY indorsing smoking and theatres
DR.. ]. c. Morgan of London shocked
the conference of Christian work.
ers here, and has precipitated de-
termination by other ministers TO
lead a walkout whenever the London
pastor is again scheduled to speak.
Dr. Morgan created a decided sen
sation when he intimated that It was
perfectly allowable for one to smoke
or go to the theatre, provided they
believed God had told them that II
was right. when they asked Him.
On all of these circulars, issued
by the Workers, smoking has been
prohibited. Following the announce
ment of DR.. Morgan's theory several
of the ministers present signified
their intention of boiling should he
begin to speak.
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IN A FORTNIGHT
DIVORCE, MARRIAGE
Helen Duke-Rood, Recently Divorced In Delta,
Married Again In Salt Lake Last Weel1---Now
Guest at La Court---Beautiful Woman Was
Divorcee Less Than Week

anticipated that the beautiful and
charming young woman who had
been at the La Court for several
days was Mrs. Rood and that she had
been married only a few days after
her divorce was granted to her in
the courts of Delta county.
The reporter presented himself to
the bride and groom after the noon
hour today and Mrs. Gibson most
graclously affirmed the report that
she had again been married, introduc-
ing her husband. Mr.. Gibson, Mrs.
Gibson said she did not desire to
say anything about her matrimonial
career. as too much had already been
said in the public prints. She, how
ever did not atempt to deny that she
had been married or that she was the
one whom The Sentinel gave a short
history on Saturday night.
Mrs. Gibson, who was Mrs. Duke
and before was the charming Miss
Helen Duke has not lost one whit OF
her beauty, that she possessed, when
like young Lochlnvar of old, Luther
Rood the dashing young employee Of
her father gathered her to his bosom
and went out into the west against
the wishes of her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson will be at
the LaCourt for some time and will
afterward go to Hotchkiss. where
they will make their home in the flu
ture.
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WORLD WONDER
BORING MACHINE
,,.x,rder Struthers the Mechanical Engineer of
con,,anv Which VIII Revolntio-;-e Tunnel
Boring Th, colorado historical ssslsSjf fld-Thirty-five
Millions In Work On Hand Now

Tho machine has been so thorough
ly tested and tried that it cannot be
ever considered a failpre and the
manner in which the stock is sell
ing shows its application to boring
for tunnel work of all kinds, but prin-
cipally mining.
The eight foot diameter, of which
the model is made from that Mr.
Struthers now has with him, weighs
$4,000 pounds. They are increasing
the size of the machine so that 1t will
bore a hole of the size of eighteen
feet in diameter. The latter size will
be for railroad use and will increase
the capacity for tunneling of the rail-
roads to a large degree.
The feature of the machine is quick
work. This can be readily under.
stood, when it can be proven that the
new machine can do twenty times the
work in a given time than any other
machine.
Already the company has in pros
pect work to the extent of 5,O00,-
900 with plenty more in sight and
there are applications coming at all
times for the sale of states for the
promotion of the sale of the machine,
The well known ability of Mr..
anyone that the company is one of
the soundest and he feels that in his
varied life that this great machine
is the very best thing which he has
ever run across and hopes it will
make his, as well as all others as
sociated with him a fortune.
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Denver Aug. 19.-Although the 12
brokerage operators in the Office of
Logan and Bryan, who resigned on
Saturday, returned to work this morn
ing it is declared at strike headquar-
ters that the difficulty arising from
the fact that the firm was obliged
through injunctions proceedings to
furnish quotations to Otis and Hough,
has not been settled.
The striking union men admit that
the injunction procured by Otis and
Hough, is holding the operators to
their post, but they claim at the same
time that there is no law preventing
them from resigning.
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WALK OUT;
BOYS AND GIRLS
RETURN WORK
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Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. ia commit
tee of the striking telegraphers to-
day visited the brokerage firms which
had not yet signed the scale demand
ed by the union men, and gave them
until one O'Clock to accede to the
union demands or have a strike.
Four brokerage firms, among the
largest in the city, have not yet sign
ed the scale and declare they will not.
Many of the messenger boys of both
the Postal and Western Union COM
panies, returned to work today. The
boys struck on the day following the
walk-out of thee operators. Both sides
report conditions as satisfactory as
could be to them. No progress has
been made in the direction of peace.
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,1.,sndsr struthers the former
ii I yroWn master mechanic OF MS
w ,l-l.,,1 o,, of the Rio Grande road, is
me- ~ civ for a dual purpose, Vls-
~ . his friends and also promoting
.,'-7 ~. interests of a company, which he
- ,-5 win revolutionize the manner
4 Which tunneling is done through
O-1 No ,1' company which Mr.. Struthers
q. now acting In the capacity of CHIEF
TaFbanlcal engineer, is known as The
,rsriean Rotary Tunneling Machine
md Development company.
The invention is one by a well
troWn German engineer residing in
naryer. R. B. Sigafoos, and its ex-
animation by mechanical engineers
everywhere has led to its being nam
Cd one Of the most wonderful inven-
lions Of modern times.
The machine is for the purpose of
drilling and boring tunnels through
tbe face of solid rock by pulverizing
he face OF the rock and then cart
inz the debris away by machinery.
The machine as Mr.. Struthers ex-
planned his model to a party of well
knoVn gentlemen this morning works
on the theory of the mining stamp
mill. This theory is applied to the
boring machine and the results OBJ
tanned are simply wonderful. The
machine simply pulverized the rock
to such an extent that there is no
trick whatever in boring through the
most obstinate rock.
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FELL 60 FEET
FROM WINDMILL
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Denver, Aug. ly,-Falling from
sixty foot windmill, and for almost
four days lying on the ground help
less, with both legs broken, and un-
able to call assistance, was the eN-
perience of Thomas Lafferty, farm
er residing in the Fort Morgan dist
rict Saturday morning, his feeble
cries attracted the attention OF a
man riding by ina buggy. and as
spstance was given him. He wae
brought to Denver and placed In a
hospital 1t will be necessary to
amputate one of his legs. Lafertty is
60 years of age, and the attending
physicians fear that the shock OF
the operation will result in his death.
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RESORT PARK
BURNED SUNDAY
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Bridgeport, Conn, Aug. l9.-Geo-
Kolyou's Steeplechase Park, which
covers about so acres of ground in
the harbor of Bridgeport, was almost
destroyed by fire yesterday after
noon. There were some $500 people
in the resort when the alarm was
sounded, and in about 40 minutes
80 acres of buildings were reduced to
ashes.
The loss however, will not be great
as most of the buildings were mex
pensively made.
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INDIANS WED

Tilford Denver and Edelche Cad
man both of whom are wards of the
Indian school we're given marriage
license by the county clerk late Sat
urday night. The superintendent OF
the school gave his consent to the
marriage.
wears of age.
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TELEGRAPHERS
WIN IN DENVER
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Denver Aug. 19.-Telegraph op-
orators in the Denver brokerage ofiic-
es won their strike for a fifteen per
cent increase in wages, on n years
contract.
The Associated press strike of the
telegraphers may be settled in New
York today.
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BIG FIRE LOSS
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st. Louis, Aug. ia part of the
st. Louis Light and Power company's
plant was destroyed by fire last night
with loss of $4,000. The four
story brick building occupied by the
Cooper Mfg. Co, was also destroyed
entailing a loss of 100000.
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GREAT GAME;
TRINIDAD LOST TO
IRON WORKERS
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Denver, Aug. 19.-The game be-
tween the ball teams representing
the Colorado Iron Works at Trinidad
played here yesterday for the cham
pionship of the state. resulted in a
score of 4 to 3 for the Iron Work
ers.
The contest was waged through
eleven innings of sensational playing,
and the victory was finally won for
the Denver team by a home run in
the eleventh inning.
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GOLDFIELD OFFICE
CLOSED AT NIGHT
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San Francisco, Aug. 19.-The
Western Union last night reported
its office at Goldfeld, New, closed at
eight o'clock and will remain clos
ed at nights hereafter until proper
protection can be offered Its operat-
ors, who are non-union men and who
have been harassed by union operat-
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Johnstown, O., Aug. Ig.-The
tramp who assaulted Alma White
head, the Appear old daughter of
Alfred Whitehead. of Tunnelville,
Pa, Saturday night was run down by
blood hounds, and captured shortly
after midnight last night in swamp.
near Ashtabula, county.
He was taken across the country
thirty miles in an automobile and
lodged in jail.
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IMPERIAL PALACE
AT THE SPRINGS
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Colorado Springs, Colo, Aug. 19.
This week Colorado Springs viii
be filled with knights OF Khorassan.
They are coming by the hundreds to
attend the Imperial Palace, which
convenes tomorrow morning.
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The delegation to the State Com
meruial association meeting 70 De
held in Greeley got away on Midland
No. LOG Sunday night. They car
ried with them considerable quan-
tity of fruit to be distributed at the
meeting to show the people on the
eastern side of the range that we
have fruit and plenty Of 1t.
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GOES TO DEATH;
NURSE FALLS
DOWN PRECIPICE
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Canon City, Aug. l9.-Miss Eugena
Good, a trained nurse, fell from the
crest of the divide over an embank-
ment of 900 feet, to the foot of a
precipice. She was seated on bould-
er near the edge of the precipice when
the boulder rolled over and took her
with it. She was instantly killed.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-19
ALBERT JAMES RELEASED

Albert James who was arrested
some time ago on a charge of vag-
rancy and after having been given
a hearing was sentenced to 30 days
in the county jail, was released this
afternoon. James is wei known In
Police circles in Portland, Oregon
where he served time for different
offenses. He is known in Portland
as "long-shorty."
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LEWIS GETS OFFER
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New York, Aug. 19.-Harry Lewis,
of Philadelphia, this morning receiy-
ed an offer from the manager OF
the National sporting club of Lon
don, England in which the manager
offered him return match with Jack
Goldswain.
Lewis has signified his intention of
the offer, provided he is al
lowed $500 for expenses.
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THREE DEAD IN
AUTO COLLISION
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Great harrington, Mass, Aug. 10.
An automobile, containing a party
of five persons, from New Jersey, col
lided with a New York Express at
Ashly Falls yesterday afternoon.
Three of the motoring party were
killed and the other two were fatal
ly injured.
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INJURED BALL
PLAYER DIES
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Denver, Aug, 19.-Bert Seymour.
a member of the Central city base
ball team who was injured in a game
recently. died at a hospital here to-
day.
He was only 2S years old and a
star player of his team. He collided
with an opposing player, broke a leg,
and subsequently his heart weaken
ed.
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Paris, France, Aug. 19.-Dr. Jean
Charpot, who headed the French ant
arctic expedition in 1908. today de-
clared that he is organizing another
expedition and expects to start in
July 1908, in an attempt to discover
the south pole.
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Cincinnati, o., Aug. l9.-Mrs. Bon
ME Tucker made desperate at
tempt to end her affair with John Il.
owens. the newspaper man, by at
tempting suicide. Physicians saved
her life. but she is still in a serious
condition.
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STEEPLE JACK
FALLS TO DEATH
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New York, Aug. 19.-By fall of
only four feet, William Anderson, a
celebrated steeple Jack painter, met
his death on the roof of the hotel
Belmont Anderson had never be
fore had a mishap of any consequence
although he was fifty two years old
at the time of his death and had work
ed at the trade since he was very
young man.
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SOUVENIRS OF
GREAT MEETING
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Colorado Springs, Colo, Aug. 10.
As a souvenir of the meeting of
the 18th Pennsylvania cavalry, at the
home of william J. Palmer, bronze
medallions of General Palmer will
be struck off in philadelphia and Civ
en- to the soldiers as souvenirs Of
the great meet.
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u. S. TO USE
THE WIRELESS
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Wilmington, Aug. l9.-Arrange-
ments have been completed whereby
the war and the navy department viii
corporate in the maintenance of n
wireless communication between
Nome st. Michael, Alaska, Seattle
and San Francisco.
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DES PLANES CAMP
TELEGRAPHERS
IN CHICAGO
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:. Chicago, H., Aug. 19.-Pres. i.
!. Small, OF the International i.
!. Commercial Telegraphers un- \
!. ion. has made his public ap- ].
!. peal for funds to carry on the \.
: fight against the telegraph cor I.
:. p0raiions, He favors the rails a
!. ing of an immense fund of from i
: |lO.OOO,000 to S2O.0O0,0OO. to \
! be used by united labor fore !.
! es Of the country to conduct !.
! any Just fight. The proposition !.
! will be taken up by the Ameri- !
:. can Federation of labor. Presi- !.
/ dent Small said he was prepar- !.
! ed for a struggle that might !.
! last ninety days. Five hundred !.
! t7legraphers have prepared to !.
: camp out at Des Planes camp \.
: ing grounds. where they say !.
! they can subsist in camp on j.
/ hiteen cents per day, per capt. !.
! ia, I
ti'.s-.i-.- ~. ,ss-...-...-..-i..--,-s
The profit is yours-Loefrler's.
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TO REBUILD THE
GOLDEN CIRCLE
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Cripple Creek, Colo. Aug. 10
The Golden Circle mill, recently de-
stroyed by fire. is to resume opera
tions within three months. Manager
r. A. McGary says that the new ma
chinery for the plant and the build
ing material for the plant have been
ordered and will be put in place as
soon as possible. Part of the mill
which was uninjured by the fire, Will
run on uninterruptedly.
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NO ARBITRATION
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+ Washington, Aug. 19.-Whlle
+ no positive information can be
r obtained it is understood that
+ Charles T. Field, United States
+ Commissioner of Labor, has
r practically given up hope, at
+ least for the present, of affect
r ing through arbitration, settle
+ ment between the striking tele-
+ graphers and the telegraph COM
+ panies.
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Trinidad. Colo, Aug. 19.-Con-
stable Fernandez Gonzales is in the
county jail here charged with killing
two men He is said to have killed
the men while trying to induce them
to quit a drunken quarrel.
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Filburn, Mass, Aug. 19.-Mrs
Taft is worse, according to the state
Taft. is forse. according to the statel
ments of her physicians. 1t Is not
said. however, that there is any i'm
mediate danger.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE

A marriage license was issued late
Saturday night to Emory o. Peters
who gave his age as "a and Eica M.
Smith whose age is %. Both the con
tracing parties live in Palisade.
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HORSE GOES
AT $3O,OOO.OO

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Boston, Aug 19.-The famous
trotting mare, Pomona girl, was sold
today, the price being $30,000.OO.
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Tonight will take place the regular
of Elks.
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Still running-The Star bakery
wagon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-11
NOTICE SERVED
UPON STRIKERS
Longshoremen Must Return to
Work Within a Week or
Lose Their Jobs.
TWELVE BIG LINERS DUE
CONGESTION OF FREIGHT ON
NEW YORK PIERS.
TWELVE BIG LINERS DUE

New York, May 1O.-The resident heads
of the steamship companies. included in
the International Mercantile Marine COM
pany assumed the aggressive today. Fol-
lowing a conference they served notice
upon the striking longshoremen that I'M
less the latter return to work within a
week their places will be permanently
filled. The steamship officials reaffirmed
their determination not to yield to the
demand for higher wages A statement
was made public, in part as follows:
''Longshoremen are now paid 30 cents
an hour during the day and 40 cents Tor
overtime On most of the piers the aver
age laborer can earn SIS without overtime,
and on many piers with overtime from s25
to s35 a week.
1T is absolutely untrue that a demand
was formulated on all piers before the
strike was declared. On most Of the piers
the men stopped work without any pre-
vious intimation."
The statement was endorsed by twenty
eight lines.
Big Liners Due.
In the face of these statements Patrick
Common, president of the Longshoremen' s
union, protective association, predicted
full victory for the strikers within TWEEN
ty-fOur hours Twelve big liners are due
within forty-eight hours, and seven are
scheduled to depart.
To put on further pressure, Connor, who
would bring out the market truck drivers,
most of whom are said to be willing to
go on sympathetic strike. He will also
try to get the coal trimmers to strike, so
that vessels may be in serious need of
coal,
More Men Go Out.
The strikers were encouraged today
when 200 employees of the Fall River line
went out The company claimed that it
would not be Inconvenience. One thou
sand lumber handlers, employees of four
teen lumber companies. also struck, de-
handing g for a day of ten hours. The
lumber handlers organization is branch
of the Longshoremen's union.
The coastwise shipping companies have
shown a disposition to compromise, and
the strike, so far as they are concerned, Is
practically ended The transatlantic lines,
however, are hopelessly behind in the mat
ter of their freight. and it is known that
arrangements are being made 10 divert
freight to other ports. Boston, Philadel-
phia and Baltimore will be chiefly bene-
fitted,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-11
SOUGHT FOOD AT FATHERS
Applicant for Divorce Says Husband
Failed to Supply Her
With Necessities

Because she had to go home to her
fathers house to get something to eat.
Madeline Coitrin yesterday filed suit for
divorce against her husband, Charles H.
! Coltrin. The complaint alleges that in
January 1906. the husband refused to
support her and therefore it became neces-
sary for her to take her nine-month-oid
daughter and return to the paternal DOM
icile in order to find sustenance She
stayed with her father until August, when
she says her husband "coaxed and per-
suaded' her to come and live with him
again
This she did. but on Feb. 1, 1907, she was
again compelled to return to father in
order to secure nourishment This con-
tinuous appeal to father apparently was
not to her liking as she decided to sue
for divorce. Since the memorable Feb
ruary l. when the second hegira to ia
theirs took place, Mrs. CoItrin says she
has been compelled to support herself by
working for others.
They were married in Salt Lake Oct. 10,
1905
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-11
TATE FOUND GUILTY.
Illinois Board May Reduce Sentence
to the Minimum.

Chicago May 10.-Edwin S. Tate. who
gained notoriety on a charge of having
been employed by Newton c. Dougherty,
former president of the Peoria CID board
of education, but now serving a sentence
in the Joliet penitentiary, to blow open
the boards safe, was found guilty here
today of burglary. Tate alleged that the
burglary was arranged by the Chicago po-
lice. whereby he was being jobbed. That
the jury was inclined to believe his story
was shown when the jurors recommended
him to the clemency of the court.
Tate will be sentenced to the state pen
itentiary under the indeterminate law. for
from one to fourteen years The pardon
board may reduce his sentence to the
minimum
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-11
Court Notes,

Florence NJ. Johnson was granted a di-
vorce from P. p. johnson by a decree en-
tered by Judge Morse yesterday. They
were married in 1890. and the wife assert
ed in her complaint that her husband had
failed to provide for her.
Bertha L. Rudy yesterday petitioned the
probate division of the district court to
be appointed guardian of Emelia Kimmel
minor child whose parents died in Iowa
in 1899. The petition states that there is
property valued at s1,3S9 belonging to the
child.
The suit brought by Nina Mckinley
against the Utah Light & Railway COM
pany for $1,000 damages for injuries re-
ceived while alighting from a car ended
yesterday with a verdict for the de-
PENDANT. The case was tried before Judge
Lewis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-11
Embargo on Freight.

Boston, May 1O.--An embargo on freight
bound for New York and consigned to
foreign and southern points has been put
in force by the New York. New Haven
& Hartford and Boston & Albany rail-
roads as a result of the longshoremen's
strike in New York. according to Off
Gals here. The only exception made is
in the case of freight consigned to the
Savannah and Clyde docks. where an
agreement has been reached with the
longshoremen.
F. S. HoIbrook, general freight agent
of the New York, New Haven < Hart
ford road, said tonight that the embargo
will remain until the strike is declared
off
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-11
HUSBAND A "STOUT" MAN
Wife in Divorce Complaint Says He
is Able to Provide
for Her.

Alleging that her husband, Oliver W.
HILL is a stout, able-bodied man." and
capable of supporting her, Lou n. Hill
yesterday filed a divorce complaint
against him, alleging non-support. 1t is
not stated whether the husbands stout
ness means physical strength or corpu-
lency, but from the nature of the aliega-
ton il is probable that the word refers
to the former attribute.
They were married in Reno, New, July
81, 1903, and everything seemed to go
well with them until March % last, when
the complaint alleges that the husband
ceased to furnish his spouse with the ne
cesSities of life and has continued his
conduct ever since
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-11
FOURTEEN BOYS FINED S.
Judge Gowans Determined to Stop
Riding on Sidewalk and Shoot
ing Within City Limits.

Fourteen youthful offenders were fined
s. each by Judge Gewans in the juvenile
bicycles on sidewalks in the restricted
district and four for discharging firearms
in the city limits. The judge announced
that it was his intention to do all in his
power to put an end 10 both of these
practices. - p
The boys fined for riding on the side
walks were: William Moriarty; Neil Jen-
SEN Thomas Bishop, Farley White, Thorn
as Fellows, Kenneth Miller. Werner Cal
der. Melvin Schulter, Heber Nelson and
Lewis d. Thorpe. Those fined for dis
charging firearms were: George K.
Wells, H G. Hutchings A. T. Davis and
l., r. Brewster.