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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
WIFE Of DOCTOR
CUTS HER THROAT
Mrs. s. j. Townsend, While In
sane, Commits Suicide in
Her Bathroom.
EVADES VIGILANCE or
NURSE AND HUSBAND
Had Been Suffering With an At
tack of MeIancholi,. for
Over a Week.

Mrs. S. J. Townsend, wife of Dr. s.
J. Townsend, prominent Salt Lake
physician. cut her throat with razor
about $40 clock Sunday evening, and
died within a few minutes
The suicide occurred in a bathroom in
the Townsend home at 1sS Twenfth
East street For over a week Mrs
Townsend has been suffering from an
attack of mclancholia, superinduced by
tuberculosis of the spine. Physicians had
been called in, and nurse had been en-
ployed to see that she did not do vio-
lence to herself.
Sunday evening, however, Mrs. Town
send evaded the vigilance of the nurse.
Expressing a wish to take bath, she
was allowed to go into the bathroom
alone There she partly removed her
clothes. and, with a keen edged razor
which she had concealed about her per
son, she cut her throat almost from ear
10 ear The windpipe was severed.
DR.. Townsend and the nurse were in
adjoining rooms when the suicide was
usual, but. as Mrs. Townsend did not
come out OF the bathroom. they decided
to investigate aud see what she was
doing.
A Ghastly Sight
A ghastly sight met their eyes. Mrs.
Townsend lay on the floor, bathed in
blood. She was already dead, although
her body was still warm, and her cloth
ing was saturated with blood. which
had also formed in pools on the floor.
Medical aid was summoned as quickly
as possible, but Mrs. Townsend was be
yond the hope of medical aid even
before she was discovered.
Lived Here Three Years.
Mrs Townsend was So years of age
She was native of Iowa Prior TO
locating IN Salt Lake. Dir. Townsend
practiced medicine IN Mammoth. Utah.
He located here with his family about
three years ago. The family consisted
then OF his wife and one son, who is
now about ten years old.
Ten months ago a baby was born 10
Mrs. Townsend, and this child. together
with her son. survive her. DR. Townsend,
who is almost prostrated with grief over
his wife S insane act, left Monday
for Pspon, Iowa, with her body for
burial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
BETTER ENFORCEMENT
OF PURE FOOD Law
Council May Pass all Ordinance
Tonight; Other Matters Be-
fore That Body.

Among the measures which probably
Will be brought TO the attention of the
City Council at the meeting this evening
IN an ordinance TO provide for n better
enforcement OF the pure food law. The
sub committee OF the Council Municipal
Laws committee has been working on this
for some time, and, with the assistance
OF Walter q. Frazier pure food Inspector.
an ordinance has been drawn by the City
Attorney which embodies the features of
the State law and makes better provision
for the enforcement by the city authort-
ties OF tho regula lions. Tho Inspector
has been active, but the difficulties of
enforcement were great and tho ordi-
nance is designed to overcome them
The ordinance, which prescribes the
procedure for the City Treasurer in col
lection of levies for special improvements
under the act OF the last Legislature,
was held over from tho last session OF
the Council and probably will be passed
this evening. This is the last of the spe-
cial ordinances rendered necessary IN
consequence Of the legislation promoted
by the good Mormon brethren and de-
signed 10 hamper the American admtnis-
tration in the work OF improving the city:
Some Of the members of the Council
are prepared to take some action with
reference to the class OF one-story shacks
which are springing up on some OF tho
principal streets OF the city, motion
WAS adopted at the last meeting to have
a report on several OF these on State
street but there are others equally OBJ
jectionabe The Council VIII Insist on
the enforcement OF the building ordinance,
and II this is not sufficient, VIII have
prepared a new ordinance TO meet the
occasion. Some of the Councilrnen have
been looking over the structures In course
OF erection. and their Views on the Ques-
tlon arc considerably strengthened.
More special improvements are asked
for. ard these will be ordered advertised
Steps also VIII be taken this week to have
all the city work hnstcned. The wet
weather during the past week caused
considerable delay, which is TO he made
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
KNIGHTS Of PYTR|AS
HAVE MEMORIAL DAY
Members of Order Place Flowers
on the Graves of Their De-
ceased Members.

The Knights OF Pythas Of Salt Lake
held memorial exercises Sunday In Mount
Olivet cemetery I'm honor OF their departed
dead. The graves of Pythians In Mount
Olivet and the other cemeteries Of Salt
Lake were decorated with flowers In
honor OF the occasion
The knights assembled at their hall
on Main street at 10 O'Clock. and, headed
by Held's band, had a street parade
through the business section OF the city.
They then took street cars to Mount oil
vet cemetery. where ritualistic service
was held. A quartet Of four pieces from
the band rendered music. II y. Standish
delivered the memorial address. Miss Joy
Witheck gave recitation appropriate 10
the occasion.
After the ceremonies al Mount OIivet
were concluded. committees were sent
70 the other cemeteries TO decorate the
graves OF deceased Pythlans there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
WILDCATS PURSUE NEW
ARRIVAL FROM BOSTON
William HawIey, Just From
BeantOwn, Falls Into Lime
Kiln While Escaping.

William Hawley. a roughly
young man. who arrived in Salt Lake
Saturday from Boston. Mass, fell into a
lime KILN near Beck's hot springs north
OF the city Saturday night He declares
that he was trying TO escape from two
fire-spitting wildcats when the accident
occurred. bur the police are inclined To-
believe that his accident WAS the result
OF drinking too much wildcat whiskev
Hawley was nshcd out OF the lime kiln
early Sunday morning. and brought TO the
emergency hospital at the police station
His face looked as though somebody had
played ragtime on 1t with butchers 8
cleaver. Or. S. G Paul dressed his
wounds
The Wildcats" said Hawley, were
very close 10 me when j started to r,,n
could see and hear them spit. and | wa s
frightened"
Hawley denies that he had been drink :
ing. He said he had arrived here with
out money, and wandered out into the
country rather than spend his time loaf
Ing around saloons down town. It Will be
some time before his face Is restored to
It's normal appearance. He doesn't know
what became Of tho wildcats.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18

his expressed appreciation Of tho treat
meni accorded the party in Salt Lake,
He said, You not only have q hesuti-
ful city, but it is populated by splendid
people. Our visit here has been made
delightfully."- pleasant. by kind, courte-
Gus treatment Salt Lake. we have
found. is full of whole souled western
hospitality
Louis Bostwick, commercial picture
man, genius in his line, said, in
speaking of this trip, that they had
travelled over 1000 miles through conn
try which is prosperous everywhere and
is settling up by the most aggressive
and enterprising people of this great
country. "Our trip he said, "has
been one of continuous pleasure. Bust
ness was left behind, we started out TO
see the country and make friends with
the people. We think we have succeed
ed. Our party is composed of represen.
tative business men, and I might add ii
represents high order of American
citizenship, The kind consideration that
has been shown us by the people every
where ma kes person feel proud that
he is citizen of country that can
produce such people. This trip Will ever
by advcrted TO by the party composing
1T as one of the most pleasant expert
ences of their lives. We like Salt Lake.
Our stay here and the pleasure we have
enjoyed could not be more satisfactory
w j. Mount, a retired capitalist, said
coming in from Salt Lake. "just put
me down as subscribing to every good
thing that may be said Of Salt Lake
and her people.
The party left at IL O'Clock last
night on schedule time for their home on
the Missouri, and before leaving one of
the party, as Tennyson oppressed it,
said that he left Salt Lake CITY as Zone
leaveth land in which 1t seemeth ever
afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
CONTROL OF L|Q|
TRAFFIC DlS|
Judge G. F. Goodvl1
Prohibition Agalns
pensary or Licen

Judge George F, Goodwn
address on Temperance ai'e
TO a we'll filed house at tne
byterian church sunday e'e
cussed three different metn'
trolling the liquor trafnc' ln
tenn, prohibition and the o,s
tcm. lie is IN favor of rne
method through the stste'
sary system is the one IN vos
Carolina. being HOBBY o.
man. - hoarir
control OF the liquor trainc "
Judce Goodwin In his addrsss'' ~
Kansas case, in which w
General got out an injunc'io,r,, ,r,
large brewing companIes scr1
them ont OF business anu m
properties TO The state. .stc
which drove the brewers lsVrf1
was upheld by the SupremnSl
Judee Goodwin also toon
oe,t decision OF Judge Arlm
ana In which he holds tmne ,,nc
OF license the saloons 10 sajo
al for the reason that the sster<
is in the nature OF a 'o'
by law. su,,,s
Preceding Judge GoodwM {
nas stor the Rev. Herbert ~
IN Temperance and the ino
Christian Endeavor n1ee.,"6 lnea
into the temperance n'"
evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
MANY FRIENDS ATTEND
Funeral of Mrs. Tracy Y. Cannon, Who
Died In Germany

Many friends attended the funeral SER
vices Of Mrs. Tracy Y. Cannon at the
home OF her father, W. w Ritter. on
East First South street Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Cannon died suddenly In Germany
about three weeks ago and her body
reached the city Saturday evening. ac-
companied by her husband. her sister
Miss Maud Ritter. and her brother, Levi
Ritter
The husband and sister were with her
when she died and the brother went TO
New York 70 meet the party. At the ser
vices Sunday addresses were made by
Apostle O. F. Whitney and President John
r. Winder. Music was given by the
Pyper- Whitney quartette. Burial was in
the city cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
ACCIDENT OR SUICIDE?
Something of Mystery Wrapped Around
Tragic Death Of Nelson,

SPOKANE, Wash, June l6.-Whilo
attempting to stand up in one of the
cars of the scenic railway at Nata-
toriun park this afternoon Edward Mel
son suddenly plunged head first from
the car 10 the inclined tracks below,
the heavy cable on which he fell
snapped, wrapped in many folds about
his struggling body and in an instant
he was entangled in the big cog wheels
and killed, his body being horribly
msngled Spectators differed AS to
whether il was an accident or suicide
The women in the car with him disap-
peared before they could be questioned
The park management is held blame
less
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
Alleged Land Consuir,
Idaho Convicted ou
Counts.
SICK JUROR CARRIED'
INTO COURT|
Defense Announces pm
Carrying Case to 4
of Appeals.

PORTLAND, Or, juno 4
eial TO the Oregonian fro,
says; The jury in the north
conspiracy cases returned 81
guilty on two of the five a.,
indictment against @. H. r
liam Dwyer and W. +. Kct.,
acquitted them on the "a,
counts. The jury reached /
at. s;45, after the court >,
given up hope for the night
J. w. Robinson, the sick
carried into court on a cot !
tended by q trained nurse. h
ing wrapped in bandapes an
covered with blankets. A5
the jury Judge Dietrich or,
verdict and ordered tho cIa
1t. The defendants were I,
counts one, two and 1--WE
guilty on counts three and r
Count three is known az
Indictment and count four q,
l.. Wilson Indictment. - Z
Wilson. acting with the
each filing on quarter secti'
Der land in 1904, for whic
ceived approximately IS an
prosecution regards the We
signal victory which paves (
the prosecution of similar Z
will be tried at the fall b
Federal court.
The Jury was discharged
dered TO report at $3.50.
ing. 1t is said notice Of an
United States Court of a
soon be fled by attorneys|
fense,
Kettenbach is president
cashier Of the Lewiston Ma
Of Lewiston, Ida. Dwyer
cruiser. He also lives at II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
ANNIVERSARY SERMON
BY REV. BENZ. BREWSTER

The Rev. Benjamin Brewster. Sunday
morning, delivered an address AT st.
Marks cathedral TO large audience on
"Commemoration Of Three Centuries OF
Anglican Christianity In America Mr..
Brewster reviewed the origin, growth and
strength Of the church in IT'S history Of
300 years. and showed its great strength
and prominence In the Christianity Of the
world today. The Episcopal church is
one OF the most prominent and influential
In the world
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES
Maccabees Pay Tribute Of Respect to
Their Deceased Members

TUbu DeCFuSbU NIBINDb
The knights and Ladies or the Macca-
bees held their annual memorial serv-
ices for their deceased members Sunday.
The graves of'the deceased In Mount Oil
vet and the city cemeteries were deccrat-
ed with appropriate ceremonies, and in
the evening there were memorial eXer-
cises at the Odd Fellows hall.
Sir Knight w. "A. Wright presided over
these exercises, which were opened with
rituelistic services. Memorial addresses
were delivered by Sir Knight n N Stan
dish and Mrs. Murrea Marvin The fol-
lowing musical programme was rendered: ::
Piano solo ................. Miss Myers
Violin solo -.,...... Miss Romania Hyde
Vocal solo .......... Miss Francis Vowlcs
Vocal SOLO .....s.,.....>...., Miss Myers
Vocal solo .........i ...,.... Miss Hadley
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
CONGRESSMAN M0NDELL
SURRENDERS HIS CLAIM

Special 70 The Tribune.
CHEYENNE. Wyo.. June rs.
Congressman Mondell has
surrendered his home claim TO
the Government to avoid a legal
ENHANCEMENT which was threat
ened by the department. When
r. A. Hitchcock was Secretary
of the Interior he started an in
vestigation Of report that
Mondell swore the land was
wholly agricultural. whereas
good coal was said to have been
found on it. Hitchcock was also
told that Mondell had not com
Piled with the provisions for
residence on the land, Rather
than fight the case, Mondell sur
rend cred the land.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
Situation at Oyster

OYSTER BAY. June 1e.
Welt pew al Christ Episcopal
occupied today by the PresI
Roosevelt. Ethel. Archie an
Albert J. Beveridge. unn
Senator from Indiana. reacn
Bay today and is the house Z
seph Sears, who lives neaI
Hin. Mr.. Beverldge mas az
pointuent TO see the fres''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
PARACHUTE FAILS z
Red the Balloonist, Lii
cerne Field Without %

Red" the balloonist. gave
a: Liberty park Sunday after1
he tried TO descend with M
Il became tangled up In the
balloon, and failed 10 work
balloon. parachute and all car
gether and l,t in lucerne
east of the park. The 5allooI
injured.
City officials do NOT look "
ascenSions ar the park. lare
the crowds who gather aro
balloon starts have a habit
down grass and shruopery-'
sihle. therefore. that there
mora sscensions there. \.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
UTAH SHOWS INCREASE
IN COPPER PRODUCTION

Special ~ The Tribune.
BOSTON, Mass. June 49,
Production of copper in the
United States, Mexico and Can
ada for the FIRST FIVE months of
this year has fallen behind that
of the corresponding period last
year something like 100000
pounds. May production is
9s,500,000 pounds, against 103,-
100000 pounds in 1906. de
crease Of 100000 pounds from
the above figures. It is very
evident that this years total
production will show no increase
over last year. Butte production
for May fell off nearly 100000
pounds and Arizona several mil
lions, while Canada S output was
materially decreased by strikes.
Utah showed an increase. princi-
pally through the increased out
put Of the Boston Consolidated
and Cactus.
= - - f. = :. s, L Z - . -,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18

notified that they must take no action
without permission from the national
officers. He added that in view Of the
fnct that strike would be costly to
business men throughout the country,
the national board Of tho union Is anxi,
Gus to avert it if possible. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
LAND WORTH MILLI
GRABBED BY RAIL-

Special to The Tribune.
DEN YER, June 49,
land worth several mill
lars in Humboldt coun
vada, and on which nj
heen mining for twep
thirty years. has been (
have been taken by the {
Pacific or Central Paci
grant privileges, and mu
sold TO employees of The
company. Discovery Of
was accidentally made ]
by q man who was ex
the records at Winnemu|
now two special agenfs
Interior department are
way to Nevada to inv
and report on the matt
3 view of arranging rel
ment of the land.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Jennie Cohn and the Misses Stel-
Ia and Elsie Cohn have gone to Calfor-
MIA TO spend the summer al Ocean Park
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
Takes Nice. Long SIeen.

PETALUMA Cal. June Is-"Now I'll
take q nice long sleep" remarked Henry
E Wetgel getting out OF 2 barbers
chair at the Petaulma hotel He went
10 his room. drank the contents Of a two
ounce bottle OF laudanum. and died be
fore n doctor could be summoned We'll
gel came here nine weeks ago from Sc
attle, Wash, and had been drinking
heavily.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
WOMAN FAINTS IN PARK
Miss Myrtle Hendry Has TO Be Taken
to Her Home in Carriage

tainted In Liberty park Sunday evening,
and had TO he removed TO her home at
North Temple and Fourteenth West
streets I'm carriage. Miss Hendry was
recently operated upon for appendicitis,
and was In such n weak condition that
she easily overeXerted herself young
woman friend was with her at the time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18

Salt Lake Photo Supply Co. Kodaks.
finishing. framing, 142 Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
JEALOUS WIFE TAKES
CARb0l|C ACID ROUTE
Marie Rizzardi Drinks Poison
al Bingham and Dies in
Great Agony.

+ Marie Rizzardi, aged 40 years, :
! committed suicide at Bingham :
!. Friday night by drinking car :
+ bolic acid. She bought the acid .
: in drug store, went TO an 1tal- :
: ian saloon kept by man named :
+ Stisstee and drank it. She died .
: in great agony shortly after .
r ward,
|. The woman is said to have :
: been jealous of her husband, .
!. who, 1t is claimed, was IN the .
: habit of paying marked atten- :
+ ton to other women. His wife :
!. left four children. The suicide :
+ has created sensation among .
e the Italians Mt Bingham, but .
!. news of il did not leak out until :
+ Sunday. :
! Tho funeral Of Mrs, Rizzardi .
: was held from tho church on q.
+ Fourth South. between Third :
+ and Fourth West streets, this :
: city, Sunday afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
8. D. Evan!

8. D. Evans,
Undertaken and Embalmcr, has removed
to now location. AZ South State
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
ALL HALLOWS' ALUMNI
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING
New Officers Elected and an
Elaborate Banquet Later
Is Served.


Boom -alacka. boom ala clka. Bow,
Wow. Wow.
Ching alacka. ching -alacka, Chow.
Chow, Chow.
Boom -alacka, ching -alacka, Who
Ara We2
We Are the Boys co of A.
III. c."
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Mrs. John Morton Davis

Piano instruction. Leschetizky meth
cd. Oxford Flats, ll9 West North Tenn
pie. Bell Phone 1720-X.
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