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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-07-18

The governor had announced his candidacy formally
the plea that he behoden Spry concluded
This only avowed candidates for the Republican
spry of Salt Lake county Sven
Both wide circle acquaintance being
% 'y aD M p4% % sn more or % %
s an 81 state o%%e 1904 and named as United States
spry having been sanctioned by hs bosses is
taken to taeit notice all others withdraw the field
and tolerant It has not always demanded deal but main
geographical political it should receive proper and
due attention 1t therefore takes the ground that Mr. Nelson is the
and that there no IN min the south than he That
For the Republican congressional nomination
and Mr. Farley Christensen For time there was talk Of Mr.
bud nes % a Sn o o e
Christensen made bid for the place before the Republican
and supporters that this time he will land the nomination
R. s e 5ns or AND HS' G FoSanes
Of Provo and Mayor John Bransford spoken of good gub
In the case Of Mayer Bqansor sudden s aseenuapn Of feeling
ing resemblance to first class boom supporters Of the mayor hold
that he strong that he have the nomination and that he
gets the nomination? ,--. .....-.,
The fact that the h near proximity of the Democrats Grn naGGa
Democracy than anything has done The
faint booming Of the great cannonadng from that gathering reyer
about given certainty to the local who believe that
@ @ s @ syf a no
than Bransford can be found this they are strength
ened the OF the mayor IN James
Devine mayor spite of the imperial
laid down leaders of the American party,
that he should submit the OF Mr. Dvne went sereney
city council Now the adherens
followers of the find they have bigger their
they thought he So they going try and give
him nomination worthy of his talents
In the offices the Democratic field still but the Re-
pubcans pumng and printing themselves.
Judge succeed Judge W. M McCarty,
whose expires this year. the judge succeed himself,
while pted against him Major Breeden at present attor
ney generaL
making strenuous and earnest fight
the place claiming following each maintaining he
sterling will desert him but will rally sufficient
to land the nomination
For OF Charles Tngey who at present hold
ing down the Myon, candidates Mr. Tingey
is from Tuab county Major Myton is from Salt Lake How
geographical standing of these candidates
a much mooted question. o
If Mr. Spy gets nomination for he credit Salt
with its location though from Tooele
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-07-18

the gubernaoa selection may against county
Such being the would that if geographical location
For state treasurer Farley White of Salt Lake and Mr. smvth
Of San Pete avowed
gentlemen has large following and each claims he will land the
Patterson and Barnes Of Salt Lake and George Havor
making an earnest bid for the Office ana ea'r "
Jesse uke present county Emery county and
maintain that Southeastern Utah has not heretofore b nr Gno
and that the accepted time for the give recognition
that end of the
Geographically then, there be mix-up
From Salt Lake county governor
rotary OF state for for justice Of the
for state treasurer and two for while far in the
state San Pete asks both Sewer asks
nygenera Emery for state auditor
With such blending those who have within their gift the be-
ing the for each candidate far named has considerable follow
ing and will use every effort to land the plum.
Taking the geographical location Of candidates if Mr. Spy
nominated for would doubt result the following
Carly SEWER congressman Howell Cache treasurer Smyhe
Of San Pete White Of Salt Lake. attorney Havorsen of
But Nelson San Pete get the gubernaora nom.
Major Myton Salt Lake justice Judge Mccary Of Sc
Salt fs o ssn OF
Of Weber Patterson Barnes of Salt Lake auditor uke of
The ticket rely geographical location If Salt
Lake county makes greater demand than it has done the past
the residential location of the officers of the Salt
and the state Box Elder the
auditor Cache the and uab the Of state
justices Sewer
ce and treasurer Ca"" hv the Juab by the
secretary of and Box Elder by the auditor.
the same proportion holds good the next state Republican
rotary with the other counties geographically appo
In any there will be scramble for office geogaph
c legation to be considered only as to fitness Of candidates
The campaign promises to be and judging from
shed there will be- hard feeling this be-
ing by peculiar existing
the gubernatorial situation
If there has been doubt ones the Of
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-07-18
EISTEDDFOD.

If there has been doubt mind the of
the National Eeddfod from point week
should certainly from the mind Of the skptcal
Mr. T. Thomas directors the local Cambran
Association returned Monday from Denver bringing with him the
official entry of the Denver competition chorus of IFS voices under
of superb Dr. Henry Housey Mr.
H. K Martin superintendent of the WelsFargo Express Com
Of itself means
This paper sale all bookstores and
cents per copy
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
SAVES FOUR CHILDREN.
Railroad Gate Tcndcr's Quick Work
 Ecscucs Little Ones.

In a heroic dash up the tracks in tho face of the fast Waterbury express bound into this city Michael Twohll. of % Canal street, gateman at the Webster street grade crossing on the Canal division, saved the lives of four young children yesterday morning as the express came into this city.
 As Twohlll stood lowering his cross ing gates al the Webster street cross ing he looked up the tracks toward the oneomng train and saw the four little tots who live in Ashmun street and had escaped from their respective mothers, picking up gravel and play Ing on tho tracks all unconscious of the coming train
 Letting his gates fall with clang, Twohill started off up the track to- wards the children and the rushing train, waving his arms and yelling to attract their attention, in race with I the locomotive. Running at top speed < he won ont, reaching the children just in time, pushing two of them off the i track and dragging the other two to safety and jumped himself just as the express roared past, it's wheels locked I In the grip Of the emergency brakes sending showers of sparks from the rails, the engineer having reversed his engine and thrown on the air throw ing the passengers from their seats and the train crew sliding down the aisles of the cars.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
BAPTIST MINISTER'S MEET.
Conference of Hartford Association Holds Last Session of Season.
 Special to the Journal -C ouriero

Bristol, June 1,-The ministers of the Hartford Association of Bap,i.t Churches held their last conference of the season to-day In the First Rap- tist church. In the morning session the book, Christianity and the Social Crisis, was reviewed and diseusss1 The author Is Professor Walter Rauschenhusch of the department Of church history, in Rochester uniyer3- fly, Rochester, N. Y. A rep ,rt Nft B made by delegates to the anniversary meetings of the various missionary societies of the Baptist denomination. now known as the Northern Baptist Convention" concerning the nov ar- rangement by which the various soCie- ties have become co-ordinatcd and organized on 9 cooperative basis m place of the historic plan of inlcpan1- ency After the dinner served by the ladies of the Bristol church, tha af- ternoon session was given to an ad |. dress by Dr. w. II. Gardner of West Haven, who was invited by lhe tnn- ference to speak on Christian Soclai- ism.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
MYSTERY IN PARIS MURDER
Police Refuse to Allow Anyone to Communicate With Artists Widow

Paris, June 1.-The Paris police to- night seem far from the solution of the mysterious murder of the noted painter, Adolphe Steinhell and hls wife's mother, Mme, Japy, which occur red in the artists residence In the Rue de Baugirard In the early hours of Sunday, A number of the newspapers, which are laying stress on the myste- rIous element of the crime, dwell upon the fact that the police refuse to all low anyone to communicate with Mme. Stenheil who Is still suffering from nervous shock after her terrifying ex- perlences, or her sixteen year old daughter, who returned from the coun- try to-day. They also point out that jewels, which Mime, stenhell declared yesterday had been stolen by the mur- derers, were to- day discovered In a concealed safe.
 The examining magistrates, before whom preliminary proceedings In the case have been brought, spent all the afetrnoon in the Steinheil house on a mission of Investigation, He found fin ger prints on small crystal clock, which was handed over to experts for q Bertillon examination,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
ALCORN APPOINTED
Superior Court Judges Choose Suffield Man as Hartford
 State Attorney.
STILES HUDSON CONFIRMED
Gallagher, Fowler and Wheeler Re. appointed for New Haven
 Complete List.

Hartford, June l.-The annual meet ing of the superior court judges opened at the capitol at noon today and the business was conducted behind closed doors Hugh NJ Acorn of suff'eld was appointed states attorney 10 succeed Arthur F. EgFeston, Tn Hartford coun- ty, who resigned There were a num- her of candidates for the position in- cluding Assistant State Attorney Buck, Jailbert Calhoun and Noble K. Pierce
 Clerks and assistants were appointed as follows:
 Hartford county-G A. Conant, L. C, Fuller.
 New Haven county-John c. Gallag- her assiatante. John r. Fowler, A. N Wheeler. samuel I Marsh, for Water- bury.
 Now London George M. Parsons, assstant, E. II Morgan
 Fairfield w. T. Haviland; assistants r. W. Tracy and I F. Booth.
 I.ftchAeld county Dwight Kilhourn; assistant, w. r. Dowd
 MIddlesex- Frederick Yinal, assist ant F E. B Nna
 Tolland-C. Lyman. assistant, ]. Tin Pier and w. H. Reed.
 States attorneys were appointed for i two years as follows.
 Hartford county sIugh M Aeorn.
 Fairfield Stiles Jldson
 Windham f E searles. i f.ltchheld Donald T Warner.
 Members of the state examining bar Attorneys Hubbard. Henry C. White, { George Wheeler, H. D. Scott and r. 1 D Robbins i Tho new jury commissioners were ap- pointed (, s. Hyde, Windham; l. ]. storrs, Holland
 Resolutions experimenting retiring State Attorney Esgleston on the signal ability of his administration were passed.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
ACCUSES CATHOLICS
Rev. Charles F. Jefferson Says Holy Applied to Roman
 Church Is Mockery.
YALE DIVINITY EXERCISES
Member of Corporation Becomes Radical at Anniversary Last
 Evening.

A large number of graduates return ed yesterday to the anniversary exer- clses of the Yale Divinity school, the first of which were held yesterday ar- ternoon and evening at Marquand chapel After the reception in the af- ternoon there was discussion among the alumni on the subject, Rewards and Punlshments in the Gospel Meet ings' The discussion was very infor- nal and was confined to the graduates, Following the session class reunions were held, The final service will be held today.
 Rev, Charles Jefferson, a member of the Yale corporation, and one of the leading Congregational ministers in New York, was the preacher at the anniversary exercises which were con, ducted in the Marquand chapel last evening pr. Jefferson delivered an elo- quent sermon on "The Supreme Value of the Christian Church" He referred particularly to the Roman Catholic church, which. he stated. will receive any one into It's fold, no matter of what character the person may he, and that Catholic was considered a religious and holy man unless he rebelled against the Pope He intimated that the word Holy" when applied to the name Roman Catholic church, was a r1ocker, TOr Toffsr4nn tnuIaf tha Con. gregational church and said that his church had been Holy from the begin ninc
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
FUNERAL OF CHEN
Students and Countrymen Honor Classmate With
 Christian Service.
REV. MIR. CLAPP 0FFIClATES
Remains Shipped to San Francisco from Where They Will Go by
 Boat to Shanghai.

The funeral services for Tateh Clar- ence Chen of Shanghai, China, the Yale Law school freshman who died at the New Haven hospital several weeks ago. were held at the mortnary chapel of Beecner & Bennett yesterday afternoon The cause of the long delay was the fact that way bills had to be procured to insure the safe passage of the re- mains to san Francisco, and from there to Shanghai
 The funeral yesterday was one of the most unusual events which has occur. ed in student life In several years. The chapel was crowded with students, the entire membership of the freshman class in the law school attending Be. sides these there was the entire Chm ese club of Yale gathered to do this last honor to their countryman,
 Rev Mir. Clapp of the Yale Divinity schol read the prayers and made a short address He spoke of the life of Tateh Chen and of his courage ir coming to this country to get an educa. tion He spoke of the sadness of his end, in land far from his home, and praised the appreciation of chen's worl shown by the gathering al the chapel
 John Edgerton of the Law schoo represented the faculty and shortly after 3 o'clock he left the school witt the students following two abreast After the services the students accom- panied the body to the station, both tht law students and the members of tn, Chinese club Tho Chinese legation was not represented at the funeral. bu several days ago members came III from Washington to assist in whateye, way they could in making the arrange ments.
 The body wls placed in a hermetic ally sealed casket in a leaden case. IT tho wooden box surrounding the cas, were placed the two floral tributes iron his classmates and his fellow country men at Yale.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
VIOLENT DEATHS FOR MAY
sixteen Suicides-Three by Automo-
 bile--Total ThirtN-nlne

The opening of the warm season in- creased tho number of fatalities from drowning in May the total number be- ing l4 There were 25 other fatalities of q violent character five being of persons hit hy trains, three by accla- ental shooting, three by automobile, two by explosion, while hydrophoba, hit by baseball, and asphyxiatlon were among those credited with enc each. The suicides for the month numbered i6, of which four were by shooting and three each by carbolic acid and as- phyxiation. The homicides were three in number.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
WATER INTOXICATING
So Leading Physician Tells Society for
 Study of Incbrlcty.

Chicago, I'll, June l.--Water intoxi- cation, induced by too copious use of water externally or internally, was pointed out last night by pr. l., D Ma son vice president of the American So ciety for the study of Inebriety, Alcohol and Drug Neurosis as being as dan gerous as er-indulgence In alcohol
 Dr. Mason, a leading physician and rhllanthroplst, of Brooklyn, declared patent medicine drunkenness almost as prevalent as the generally recognized forms. one prominent temperance Ice t1rer of my acquaintance drinks 90 much Of this stun that he is constantly under the influence of this drug or in toxlelnt Most of these patent medi- cines are seventy-fve per cent cheap whlskey.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
POLICE BOARD TO NIGHT.

The board of police commissioners will hold their regular monthly ses- sion this evening Nothing beyond routine matters seems likely to came up. It Is not expected that any ac- ton will be taken in regard to the adoption of the Rertillon system hero although it was demonstrated It inc last meeting of the board. This will probably be left until fall when Il It Is decided upon lt will be included in the estimates. The special commit tee to which the matter has been 't. ferred may make report tonight, however.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
BRYAN SUPPORTER DEAD
Senator Jones Led Campaigns of
 1896 and 1900.

Washington, June 1.-Former Unit ed States Senator James K. Jones of Arkansas. died at his residence here at 5;3O this afternoon, after an Ill., ness of a few hours. aged sixty-nine. He was one of tho leading democrats in the senate from 1885 to 1903, and was one of the strongest supporters ( f William Jennings Bryan, having, as chairman of the democratic national committee conducted the campaigns of 1898 and 1900. Since leaving lhe senate in 1903 he has conduate1 a law practice in this city and has not actively engaged in politics.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
SEQUEL TO DIVORCE
Ex-IIusband and Ex-Wlfc in Meadow
 Street Trouble.

\ seanel e n divorce ease which waq won by the wife in court last Fridav was breach of the peace which oc- cured in lower Meadow street at tho former home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Taylor Since the divorce the former wife. whose name now is Elizabeth Dover, hns been residing there. anl yesterday II seems Taylor showed ID and began 10 abuse her The two fought it out and were each arrested and charged with breach of Inc peace. The wife had very bad swelling on her face from the III treatment she had received, $ he was bailed ont lagt night Ny Attorney Howard C. Webb
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
TAFTs CONTEST ATTORNEY.

Washington, June l. Frank II, Hitchcock, one of the managers for the Taft campaign, will leave this city for Chicago tomorrow where he will appear before the national committee in tho interest of the secretary of war during the forthcoming consideration of the contests for seats in the na- tional convention MT. Hitchcock had a conference to-day with President Roosevelt at the White House and later with Secretary Taft
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
IOWA SEN.,TORsuIp FIGHT.

Des Moines, Iowa, June 1.~-Politie for the first time, nominate rnldi- dates for November elections py Q statewide primary Among fepunli- cans, the chief interest lies in thu Aght made by Gov A, E. Cummins agai lst United States Senator William B. AL lison for the republican nomination for the United States senatorship.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
WOODS BODY FOUND
Parachute Anchored Young Aeronaut
 to River Bottom.

Newark, N j., June l.-The body of Frederick l.. Wood of New Haven, Conn the young aeronaut who was drowned in the passaic river yester. day, was recovered to-day near the spot where he sank in full view of hundreds of s!ghtseers. His body was tangled In the big American flag which he had broken ont as he began his descent with parachute and tho heavy parachute had anchored the body
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
BURGLAR COMES HERE.

stony Creek, June 1-Jnmea Nelson, eolored, was arrested here to-day for the theft of $5 and other articles from the home of Matthew Kane of Madison Sunday He was taken before n ius- tlee of the peace and sentenced to thirty days in the New Haven talL Nelson was caught in the railroad station ny Sheriff Bradley, and broke away, but was caught later by the sheriff when he threatened to shoot him.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
urcurs, nooM GOES WEST

New York, June 1a-Goneral Stewart L. Woodforl, president of the National Hughes league, and one of the dolc- gates at large from New York to the republican national convention, said to- day that he will start for Chicago on Saturday. Governor Hughes is ex- peeted to be in New York to tomorrow night and to confer with Mir Woodford and other friends
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
INDICTED ON 29 COUNTS
Federal Grand Jury After southern
 Pacific for Rcbating.

Los Angeles, Cal, June l-Indict- ments were returned this afternoon by the federal grand jury against the Southern Pacific company for al- legged relating involving twenty mine counts
 officers of the railroad company were ordered to appear in court on June l5 and make answer to the charges.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
ARTIST MIJIET APPOINrE,p

Washington June 1Secretary Root has decided on the persons of the com mission to represent the United state at the Tokl0 exposition In 1912. Tho commissioners general will be Francis E. Loomis former assistant secretary of state, Frederick J, V Skiff direct or of the Field museum in Chicago. antl Francis D, Millet the well known art ist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
STATE NEWS

The state military commission
10 revise the code Is meeting 10
day Ia Olympia
Nottingham ~ shipping thou
sands al feet of lumber Ia Alaska
Attorney Frank uurch, Of Cen.
lraiia. well known throughout the
state. died after ne hours OF Ut
ness. lie left an estate valued at
500. 600.
Kent IL after a fruit cannsfy,
The Naahon Electric company
has been incorporated.
Peter Williams. pioneer ~
Whatenm county. IL dead at Ana.
eorioa
p q nridkham. convicted of
wife murder. viii hans MaY 20
CentIahA coal will be- uned By
the Southern Pacific railroad for
fuel
nelliugham il assured Of bulb
farm
George r. Reid. Judge Of the M
perior court at Tacoma. Will not
be candidate for reelection. but
will be a candidate for the next
legislature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
BRIEFS BY WIRE

Prince Rupert now has a popu
laiion Of l0o0.
The Society 81 Prevention Of
Crime of New YoFk city has asked
Gov Hughes "a remove Mayor
Mcclellan for non enforcement of
the ilqaer tax laws.
Gov Chamberlain of Oregon viii
attend the exercises At Seattle
wheu ground is broken fof ihe
state building At the AsYp expo
sition next "Wednesday.
Mrs Roosevelt - interested In
tho present mothers congress b..
Eng held al the white house.. and
attends every session
The MAugetAnin has bFrksn her
Atlantic record. making the trip
across IN five DAYS and five
minutes
Aiaska Delegate Gale - ANNOYED
over tha delay uf the judicial com
nlttee At Washington In FefualRg
t. discuss the Judicial division of
Alaska until April 10.
HacefFack betting il doomed In
New YORK. "a the btu recommended
b. Gov Hughes is practically a..
surcd of passage
King Aiphonso has returned TO
Madrid safe and SQUAD from his
trip 10 narccloaa so pleased Was
the queen over biz safety that she
threw her arms sFouud his neck
and wept for Joy
The 1.-THE congressional district
81 Missouri has Instructed ifs dele.
gate 70 tho republican convention
at Chicago for Hughes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
WILL SEND SURVIVORS
BACK TO JAPAN

The eleven survivors Of the
Japanese ship. the satsnma Maru.
Were brought To Seattle yesterday
hy the revenue cutter Thctis. are
being bel daf the immigration
bureau at the request OF the lapa
nese consul The men viii b.
taken 10 Japan ON the Shiuano
Maru. which sails Tuesday
The men we're taken to the de-
isntion hospital al snlilh's Cove
yesterday afternoon b. two men
Of the immigration services. aud
attracted considerable attention at
the foot Of Madison So where they
boarded a Ballard car. and also on
the car The sailors had the haE
gage that theY had saved and as
the car was Well filled. the hak
gage Was used By many 81 the
men Tor SEATS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
ADJUSTMENTS

The Moore The Nifp'niau.
Next week. The WHEEL OF Lave
The Grand Dream city Nek'
week. Infu
The ssa,tie--"W What Women VII
DO" Next week. The Denver ht
press
The Lois" South CaarlinY
Next week. The spoilers
The Lyrlo-"An Ocean NoysEe
Next week. -Four Married Men
The celissam--Nandeyilie.
Pantaoes'-VaudeYille.
The star-Yaudefille
The Observation-Disclosures
The Five Cent star - MoyiuE
pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
GETS CAUGHT ON
BOGUS CHECK

W. IT Gates n furniture man
az aOsa First ay, yesterday cnnhed
a bogus check for 81 80 for a man
who bought some lnolcum and
took $50 Ia change.
The police have the cheek aud
aro iaaklnk for one W. y Frank
lin, whose name appears a. phyce
on counter check drawn ON the
Dexter horton bank and pufport
lng ta be signed boy + l. Young
Franklin h 40 years uf axe
stout. sandy complicated. aud has
"a sandy muatache. lie Ia wei
dressed