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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-23
yan Entertains.

1Neb.. May 22.-George
l., OF Massachusetts and
Senator Pettigrew and
Dakota were guests Of
'an today. Mr.. Bryan
~ nre purely social and
eftical significance.
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Idaho Bankers End Session
Special TO The Tribune.

HpcClaI W Inc tribune,
BOISE, Idaho. May 22.-Thc last SEES
sion of the State Bankers AssocIa ton
was held this afternoon and the meeting
throughout has been a great success
Following are the officers chosen for the
ensuing year; President r w. Ecttcn-
batch, OF Lewiston: Vice president. j. f.
Clinton. of Boise; secretary l.. a. Coate
OF Boise: treasurer. r. *. Hayes, of
Emmett.
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N Man Expires Sud
FIN Apartments at
} Bransford.
IND A GREAT SHOCK
ERS OF HIS FAMILY
Ter Was Born in
h. and Sent West
fritorial Judge.

ing suddenness came the
lay morning that Judge
er had died at his apart
Bransford at $40 a. III.
sgas leaving the bathroom
IS sitting-room. when he
,or and almost instantly
being due TO heart fail
hearing the fall. ran to
of her husband. Then
+ her daughter, Mrs, Ben
who also resided at the
rs. Smith was ascending
Sher father apartments
X. O, Howard, cashier of
bank, who has apart
.iransford.
sie upstairs with me, Pa
~ she said.
and Mr.. Howard hurried
Mt and a hasty eX3mins
Mr.. Howard that the
Il all human aid. Drs.
Mayo were summoned by
d Mr.. Howard told Mrs.
E'y her husband at once.
wal of the physicians
a that the jndge was be
Mrs. Miner and her
| lprostratcd with grief
II TO the Shock.
less of the end added
,hock. On Tuesday even
ner enjoyed an automo-
n j. F.. 'Brsnsford. and
made no complaint rcla-
llth. For about a year
=. ji,rist had been suffer
rs, of. his heart, and spent
California on that ac-
Arrangements have been
. funeral, but it is prob
.body will be shipped TO
- for interment.
shall, Mich, September
i Il a. Miner was nearly
-. There he was reared
+ aud in 1861 he helped
|-mpany from his district
var, but on account OF
was not allowed to ac-
Eien. He studied law in
fdgc Fitzgerald and later
rtnership with Judge
|1y minister to Denmark,
. ferred TO the japanese
1g West Judge Miner
scouting attorney of his
1ent Harrison appointed.
ritorial bench in 1890,
i his residence at Ogden
district. Until 1894 he
Judge in Utah district,
cceeded by W. III. Smith,
gof President Cleveland.
/ then moved TO Salt
c'came associated with
lilies, This partnership
s96, when Jud ge Miner
of the first three iud ges
|lpreme court, the others
s. Zane and George
~ge Miner was chief JUS
h TO 1903, when his term
From Practice,
|, ,.iirement, Judge Miner
actively engaged in the
|Cprofession- He devoted
his private business tn
occupied an Office with
Benner X. Smith.
married Miss Harriet i.
+ akeepsie, \, Y. and two
Issue of the union. One
RS is dead, the other is
Smith.
/ gudge Miner was held in
Y the members of the
ate. He was fair and
s'lst in his rulings, While
nnobtrusivc demeanor.
observer of the trend
! Ars, and of professional
,sessed a large amount OF
|vn and his shrewdness
E'tnvestment amassed him
falth- 1t is not known
a has been made of his
T has left a Will.
now at Evan IS under
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-23
American Association Games

At ianapois-IndIanapoll 6; Louis
vile. /.
At Mi!waukee-Milwau minneapolis
game postponed; rain
a, ST. Paul-St Paul, s: Kansas CITY. =.
At Colum mbus-Columbus Is; Toledo
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: , Escaped Convict.

rftrlbune.
May 2e.--Whlle search
ut since his escape from
= last Friday night no
=, round OF Andrew Gil
rfn convict,
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NOT ENOUGH THRILLS
Eastern Writers Grow Weary of Rou-
tine in Haywood Trial

Special to The Tribune
BOISE, Ida. May 22.-lt is said that
the Haywood trial is not sensational
enough for somo of the Eastern news
paper representatives and they will re-
turn home, II seems that few of
them at least expected to find Boise I'M,
der martial law, with cannon and SOL
dicrs on every hand. and il goes with
out saying that they were much disap-
pointed However, the trial Will no
doubt be sensational enough for the
average individual before it closes,
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ducator Resigns.

II May 22.-Miss Grace A.
ant State superintendent
iction. has resigned her
M state Housc and accepted
P' the Twin Falls North
water Company. the Of
located at Miner. Her
u yet been named.
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I'd by a Coward

Mich. Mag 22.-Edward
: oo years. proprietor OF
= sIs' was murdered last
nhis way home. He was
ROBBERY was evidently
fle crime, as n large sack
- hs usually carried Is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Overall Batted Out.

NEW YORK, May 22.-New York won
handily from Chicago today 10 l. Over
all was batted out OF the box I'm the
nth inning. McGinnIty pitched a strong
game and the locals outplayed the VISIT
ors from tho start. r. II. L.
Chicago o, ,... o q O o o o o 0-l Z ,
New York ..... o ] o o : ! . o - l2 .
Batteries - overall, Reulbach and
Killing, MCGinnity and Bowman. Two
base -Shrec6drd. Three base hit -
Tinker. Bases on balls-off McGinnty
/: overall. .; ReulbnCh, & Struck out
by McGinnity. >: overall. 4: RculbaCh, /.
Cmplrcs-Emsic and O'Day.
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Passes Century Mark

ST. LOUIS, May 2@.-Mrs. Bridget Han
non nor died here yesterday at the age OF
l01 years,
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THEM ALL

Iudieed newspaper read
watch the Western press
lat The Tribune Is a dis
|der. IL approaches perfec-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-23
BIGGEST AND BEST

Not only Is The Tribune ths
largest newspaper in the Inter
mountain States, but X moro thor
oughly covers the field than any
other.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
THE MAYOR
IS ARRESTED
THE REVOLT
Continues Among the Wine
Growers of Southern
France--The Search for a
Leader
(By Associated press.)

Paris, June 19.-M. FerrouI. the
striking mayor of Narboune and next
to Marcelin Albert. the most promin-
ent figure in the wine growers revolt
in the south of France, was arrested
at his home in Narbonne this morn
Ing and hurried away to Montpelier.
All night n number of wine grow
ers, many of them women, had stood
guard around the house of their lead
er but when early this morning they
found themselves surrounded by arm
ed forces of the government they did
not attempt any resistance.
The mayor himself begged his foll-
lowers that there be no conflict with
the troops
Under the escort of culrassiers he
was placed in a carriage and taken
to the railway station where he was
placed on train for Montpelier
Intense excitement prevails at Mar
bonne, but the populace so far has
been overawed by the military display
At Argilliers the police and mill
tary raided the headquarters of the
control committee of wine growers or.
ganization with warrants for the ar
rest of Marcelin Albert and members
of the central committee but the men
sought had fled.
Strong forces of troops are scour-
ing the surrounding country in search
of the fugitives.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
GETTING WARM
IN CONVENTION
hatged That Mark Woodruff Packed Public
Land Meeting IN Roosevelt's Interests and
Counter Charges--Many Interesting
Addresses--A Very Busy Day

solutely impossible to tell the one
from the other.
Fred T. Johnson, of the general ere
dental committee stated to the con-
yention that his committee was so
badly handicapped by the indiscrim-
mate giving out of credentials that It
would be necessary to throw oil out
and select new delegates.
Thomas Walch of Montana, in ad-
dressing the convention said. quoting
from Daniel Webster that Govern
ment never had and never would have
the right to lease the government
lands, in the respective states"
The convention decided to revoke
all tickets and require delegates to
present credent1aTs anew. -ntimated
that Mark Woodruff of the forest
service who was appointed to issue
tickets had attempted to pack the con-
vention with administration support
ers
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
100000
IN CASH PURSES
az Associated Press.l

New York, June 19.-The prosper
ity of horse racing in New York is in
dicated by the fact that the Coney
Island jockey club, which begins its
spring meeting at Shecpshead Bay on
Thursday, next has arranged pro-
gram which calls for 100000 in
purses and stakes. The chief feature
of interest, next TO the 10000 Sub
urban, is the triple event arrange
mcnt, which will have its first run
ming this year. The winning of the
three most important stakes of the
for horses of their age. car
rics with il in case any one horse
wins the three events, $4,000 as n
special purse to crown the champion.
The three events include the Tidal,
the Lawrence Realization, and the
new fixture, the Coney Island Jockey
club stakes. The total value of these
races to the winners is 100000.
one horse win all three. the
$4,000 added for this feat would net
his fortunate owner $4,000.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
SHORTER HOUR
and BETTER
MONEY
(By Associated Press.)

New York, June 10.-Activc prep
arations are being made by the vast
army of railway clerks throughout the
country and especially those in the
employ of Eastern roads for u move
toward better wages and shorter
hours.
There are more than 200, 900 men
classified as clerks now in the cm-
plo of the American roads and
through the West and South about
90 per cent of them belong to the
brotherhood of railway clerks, which
has national headquarters in Kansas
City.
They assert that within the last 10
years engine drivers, firemcn and all
other employees in the railroad bust
ness have obtained repeated advanc-
es in wages commensurate with the i'm
creased cost of living. while the clerks
in most cases, have been obliged TO
work for the same salaries they re-
ccived ten years ago.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
lRy Associated PressN

Boise, June l9.-The entire morn
ing session of the steuneuberg trial
was consumed in hearing arguments
on the advisability as evidence OF the
editorial matter and utterances of the
Miners Magazine. the official organ
of the Western Federation of Min
ers, as to Frank Steuuenberg and
others connected with the labor trou-
bles of the miners.
On both sides the argument was
based on Chicago anarchistic cases.
the defense contended that no con
struction could the authority in that
case be made n guide in the present
trial.
The prosecution contended that the
Chicago case involved Identical points
at issue in the Steunenherg case.
Judge Wood took the articles in ques-
tion for examination and adjourned
court until p. m. today, promising
to give ruling then us TO whether
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
THE LARGEST
ON RECORD
CBy Associated Press

New York. June 19.-Announce-
meut was made today by Levi c. Weir
president of the Adams Express COM
pany of what In tho memory of the
street is the largest melon cutting"
on record by an Industrial company,
The company, In other words. intends
to distribute $2A0OO,00O to It's stock
holders in the shape of collateral
trust bonds
As there are $l2.OOO,OOO in stock
outstanding the distribution amounts
to $500 for every 500 share. or 200
peer cent The company established
precedent for this action in 1898
when II declared a 100 per cent dis
tributlon to its shareholders in four
per cent. The company established
dividend. This amounted to S12,-
100000 In conjunction with the
new bonds this brings the total pay
ments up to 800 per cent since 1898.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
Az AssocIatcd Press.l

New York, June 19,-The general
executive board of the Telegraphers
has decided to order a strike of the
teIegraphers everywhere throughout
the United States The matter IS now
in the hands of President Samuel J.
Small and It is believed that he will
order the strike sometime today.
The Associated Press and stock
brokerage telegraphers will not be
called out, but as they will have no
wires to work upon, 1t will be the
same as If they were ordered out with
the Commercial telegraphers
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
GALLUPE WILL LEAD
Three Grand Junction Ellls Soon Ia
Start on Their Eastern
Prilgrimagc.

The Elks contingent who will at
tend the great convention In Phila-
delphia. from the lodge in this city
is thus far composed of only three
members. Deputy Clerk Jack II. Gal
lupe. Past Exalted Ruler and rep
resentative from Grand Junction
lodge No. $40 of this city. William e.
Stuthers and NJ. f. Fredericks.
These gentlemen are working on
their itinerary now and they have al
most decided that rney will return
via the Great Lakes trip, from BUT
falo to Chicago or Duluth.
Mr Gallupe will steer the party
toward his little home town of Pitts
burg for a days visit He promises
that the Grand Junction contingent
shall be met at the train by the Bur
CESS. as the mayors of Pennsylvania
towns are known, and all the other
city officials with a brass band to es-
cort them through the city, He will
take Mr. Struthers in uand from here
on, as the latter has his first visit to
pay to any portion of the country
east of the Ohio line.
The three will visit New York but
here they will hire caretakers for
none, with possibly the exception Of
Mr.. Fredericks feels himself able to
run loose in the great berg on the
Hudson.
Quite a little fear Is being express
ed by the local Elks over the coming
itinerary of these gentlemen, that
they are not waylaid or used up by
confidence sharks or fall into the will
es of the many new conditions which
they will meet in the east.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
WAS GIRL
MURDERED
BY YOUNG LOVER
Tradsedy on a Lake May
Prove a Parallel to the
Grace Brown Crime--The
Youth Has Been Arrested
(Ry Associated Prcss.l

Bridgetou, n. j.. June 19.-An in
yestigation is being made of the
drowning in Sunset Lake last night
OF Miss Mary Nennel whose body.
bearing marks of violence, was found
today
The girl went sailing last night
with George Evans.
Evans was found in bed at home.
MS wet clothes hanging over chair.
lie said the girl Clung to his neck
them as they were shifting positions
in the boat
He said the girl clun gto his neck
and they went down twice before he
freed himself from her clasp and
swan ashore.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
CONFLICT
CERTAIN

San Francisco, June IO.-Not on
ly will Mayor Schmitz resist all the
efforts to TRANSFER The rC-ns Of the
government of the Golden Gate City
to Acting Mayor Gallagher but, ac-
cording to his attorneys all of Schmitz
will fatty refuse 10 re-
linquish Offices.
The attorneys say 5.Ic attempt TO
carry out the reform program will
cause conflict between two mayors,
two chiefs of police, etc. all down
the line.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
THE ENGINE
BLOWS UP
ON THE D. 3 R. G.
The Engineer and Fireman
Lose Their Lives in An
Awful Manner--Terrific
Explosion
(By Associated Press.)

Florence, June 19.-While speed
ing at a high rate of speed this morn.
ing, about one mile from here a west
bound freight engine on the Rio
Grande road, number 40 blew up
with terrific force. Thomas Ewing.
engineer, Firman O'Brien and Head
Brakeman Gooch. We're instantly kill
ed, these men all being in the cab OF
the engine at the time of the eN-
plosion.
So terrific was the explosion that
the engine was entirely demolished,
parts of the boiler being thrown a dis
tance of from $50 to 800 feet, into
an alfalfa field and the track was
torn up for a great distance.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
KY. POLITICS
Az Associnted Press.l

Louisville. Ky. June 19.-Interest
ini an endorsement of a candidate for
President in 1908 overshadows all
other issues before the Republican
convention which met here this at-
ternoon. Lines are so sharply drawn
between Taft and Fairbanks that it
Is expected the result will be COM
promise simply endorsing. Roose-
velt's policies and a Roosevelt man.
A. e. Wilson. of Louisville will
probably be named for governor.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
The STRIKE is
APPROVED
NOW
(By Associated Prcss.)

New York, June 19.-The general
executive board of the Commercial
Tclegrapher's union has approved the
strige against either or both the West
ern Union and the Postal Telegraph
companies.
This announcement was made to-
day by Deputy President Konen-
kampe, of the union.
The date for the beginning of the
strike is left to president of the un'
ion. Mr.. Small but the first move is
expected in a week or ten days.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
THE MARKET
TUCKER LOST
CRy Associated Press. J

Leavenworth, Kansas June 10
The jury in the case or uncle Sam
oil company" in which II. II. Tucker
Jr., sought to have n receiver ap-
pointed by the state supreme court
removed, retuned a verdict today
finding against Tucker.
The verdict was written out by
Judge Amidon in the United States
district court and it was agreed upon
under the peremptory instructions by
the court.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
AWFUL DEED
OF A HUSBAND
OBy Associated Press.) }

Detroit, June 19.-William Roulo
a carpenter cut his wife's throat last
might and slashed his own with the
same razor and both died where they
fell in the bedroom where their two
children were sleeping.
The couple had quarreled during
the last six months, and Mrs. Roulo
had applied for divorce. when the
two children, aged and 8 years walk
ened this morning they found the
bodies of their parents upon the floor
and called the neighbors.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
HURSCHEL DEAD
(By Associated Prcss.)

London, June 19.-Alexander Stew
art HerscheL the distinguished as-
tronomer, died today at the Observ-|
atory house. where his grandfather,
Sir William Hersched and Sir John
Herschel made most Of their discov-
cries.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
HAMILTON HERE

William Hamilton, better known to
his numerous friends as Billy Hamil-
ton. was an arrival in the city last
night from Helper Mr.. Hamilton
has been on the sick list for the past
week and from symptoms of his i'll
ness it is believed by himself and
friends that he is threatened with
an attack of appendicitis. He is here
for medical attention. Mr.. Hamil-
ton is a popular Rio Grande Conduc-
tor.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
VISITORS FROM IOWA.

O. NJ. Ogden and wife and daugh-
ter. of Fairfield, Iowa, are the guests
of o. w. Hoskins and family. They
are looking for a location.
David Hapkirk, former county
treasurer of jefferson county la, an
old time friend of Mr.. Hoskins, is al
so visiting in the city.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
HIS MESSAGE
lRy Assoeiated rress.l

Rio Janerio. June ia minister
ial message was sent to the congress
today asking for 100000 to pay
the expenses of the campaign of San
Paulo and S10,0O0,000 to maintain
the price of coffee in Europe If the
OCCASION arises.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
REPORT MADE
an Associated Prcss.l

Washington, June 1O.-Thc report
of the naval board which has been in
vcstigating the destruction of thc
battleship Minncsota's launch on June
10 with eleven men ON board, was
returned today.
IL finds that the launch met its fate
by running foul of n hawscr with
which a tug belonging to the New
York Philadelphia and Norfolk rail-
road was towing barge in the Hamp-
ton Roads.
No blame was attached to the crew
of the tug, who were ignorant of the
disaster.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
FAT SECRETARY
IS IN KANSAS
tBy Associated Press.)

Leavenworth. Kansas. June 10
Secretary of War Taft arrived here
this morning and will spend most of
the day at Fort Leavenworth, the
guest OF the officers of that fort. He
will address the state Chautauqua,
following William ]. Bryan.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
ny Associated Press.)

Denver. June 19.-At the opening
the Public Lands convention here
IS morning, it was charged that
|srk woodruff, chief OF the Pixies
Fsak forest reserve, had packed the
rartion iu the interests of the pol
h of President Roosevelt upon the
nd reserve matter.
The delegates were highly indig-
ant and state that it was an abuse
{ his authority, as a member of the
committee. He distributed
radentials to accredited and unac-
redited delegates, so that it was alb
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19

w. A. House. the Y. NJ. c. A. gen
eral secretary, is busily engaged to-
day establishing residence here
and making preparations to enter
at once upon his work. He has made
a most favorable impression upon
all who have met him and II is the
general opinion that he Is the right
man for the place.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
BRYAN WILL
ADDRESS THEM
(By Associated Press y

Ottawa. Kansas, June 19,-Wil-
liam j. Bryan arrived here TODAY to
address the state Chautauqua assem-
bly,. from Oklahoma city. His address
will be made this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
W. /. HARAHAN
IS APPOINTED
AN AssocInted Press. J

New York. June 19.-W. J. Hara-
n, fourth vice president of the IL
lois Central railroad, son of ]. T.
hrahan, president of the road, has
ZEN appointed assistant to the presi-
Int of the Erie road.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
CARNEGIE WILL
MEET KAISER
(Ry AssocInted Press.l

Berlin, Germany. June 19.-An.
drew Carnegie will be presented to
the Kaiser to day by Ambassador
Charlamange Tower, at the regatta to
take place at the great naval station
of Keil today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
ATTORNEYS ARGUE
OVER EVIDENCE
Prosecution in the Haywood Case Wanted to
to Introduce Editorial Writings as Evidence
Chicago Anarchist Cases Cited--The
Days Events in the Famous Case

the editorial utterances would be
competent evidence or not.
When court opened at O'Clock
Judge Wood announced he had been
able only to go hastily over the cN-
hibits ana wouIG admit some of the
newspaper articles and rule others
out.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
WEEKS WON
CBy Associated Press)

Denver. June I9.-Freddie Weeks
of Cripple Creek was given the decis-
ion over Bantamweight Champion
Jimmy Walsh of Boston in a ten
round go at the Denver Athletic club
last night Otto Floto of Denver was
the referee.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
AWFUL HEAT
an Associnted Press.l

Boston. June 19.-All heat records
for June s were broken generally
throughout New England yesterday.
Four deaths and many prostrations
occurred. In Boston the highest Of
fetal temperature was 9f.2.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
AWFUL WORK A
CIGARETTE
DONE
(By Associated Press)

Scranton, June 19.-Eight
bodies were taken out of the
\ mine and from fifteen to seven
teen badly wounded miners
still remain in the mine at the
\ johnson colliery, at Dickson,
\ the result of one of the door
keeper boys lighting a cigar
! cite.
\ The flash from the match
caused an explosion that literal
y ly tore the men to pieces in that
\ portion of the mine.
4 n n n n a a a n a a a a
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
GOV. BUCHTEL'S
CONFESSION
RY Associnted PressO

Denver June 19.-Governor /
Buchtel has listed the names L
of the men who will form the I
first railway cimmission in the [
state of Colorado, provided for /
/. by the last legislature. I
/, They are Fred J. Chamber I
, lain. General Bulkley Wells and
/ Halstead Ritter.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19

radanty abundance muslin drawers
ito be
Monday, JuneI7i $ this sale
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19

Miss Retta Stevens. of Aspen. ia
the guest of Miss Myrtle English at
419 White avenue. Mr.. Charles Nc
Gee, of Aspen, is also visiting Miss
English.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19

re honor the 4th OF July. and It is
or liberty and independence that we
.l should use every endeavor to pre-
arye our eyesight, and not be de-
sadant on others for our welfare.
your eyes give you any trouble do
ot trihe with them, but consult a
pod occulist like Moody. who Will
I've you proper advice.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-19
Our Semi-AnnVal Sale
of Muslin Underwear
Begins On Monday June IL.

Weinten of the
ewbe
nswilp the
to
dweshaI sinplyme