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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-03
ANOTHER SEASON OF HART JE
Pittsburg Couple Again in Court
Bill of Particulars Wanted
by the Husband.

Pittsburg, Pa. June 2.-Attorneys rep
resenting August Hartje, the multi-mil-
lionaire papen manufacturer. whose d.
vorce litigation against Mrs. Mary Scott
Hartje was unsuccessful, but attracted
national attention. went into common
pleas court today and asked for an addi-
ttonal bill Of particulars
The filing Of the bill has made public
considerable testimony limited at during
the trial which did not come. out at the
time, all Of which is Of a sensational ma
ture.
The libellant is asked to specify the al
legged indignities offered by respondent TO
libellant by stating the time and place
where she alleges respondent struck her
in the face with his fist and by specify
ing the time and place in the city OF Lon
don where she alleges that in the month
of July he kicked her without any provo
cation. and 10 specify as to the alleged
infidelity on the part of the respondent.
A demand is also made for services of
information
Ii is understood Mrs Hartie's lawyers
viii go into court with an answer object
ing 10 giving away the sources Of infOr-
nation rs was done i'm previous instances.
% the ground that IL would enable the
attorneys of the respondent TO get at their
witnesses and thus ieopardize the
strength of the testimony they are pre-
pared to offer.
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REXBURG, IDA, NOTES.
Especial Correspondence)

NSpeCldl Correspondents
Rexburg Ida. June IA Sunday school
convention OF the Teton, Fremont Rigby
and Bingham was held in Rex
burg Sunday. About 200 Sunday
school teachers and officers came here.
Meetings were held at 10 a. m, u m. 4
D. m. and p. m, in the Kicks academy
building. Special trains were run to ac-
commodate the crowd. The visiting Off
Gals were: Thomas z. Mckay OF Ogden:
stephen L. Richards, Josiah Burrows,
George D. Piper and Thomas B. Evans,
of Salt Lake City. The visitors were high
" pleased with the work of the conven-
ton During the intermission between ,
p. m. and p. m. luncheon was served
in the various apartments.
II has rained for the last two days.
The country has had a good soaking. The
crops on the dry farms are doing well.
II is expected that the yield will be very
large this year. Farms on the bench
look fine A very large yield is expected
this year
Professor Harold Goff of the depart
ment of elOcution of the Kicks academy
left for Salt Lake City. Sunday night
He will spend part of the summer in Salt
Lake and enter Columbia university in
the fall 10 continue his literary studies
Members of the Kicks academy faculty
will go to Salt Lake this week to attend
the convention of L. D. S. teachers TO be
held this week.
Work on the Waterworks extension is
nearly completed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-03
GIVEN MILITARY HONORS
Burial of Sergeant John Mill, a
Veteran and Hero of the Civil
and Indian Wars.

New York. June sergeant John Nj
hill of Whitestone, a veteran of the civil
war and Indian war. said to be the only
enlisted man in the United States army
ever admitted 10 membership in the Loyal
Legion. was buried yesterday with mill
tary honors a detachment of soldiers
from Point Totten, Willets Point, acted
as an escort.
Mill was born In Ireland He served
through the American civil war with dis
tinction and at its close in the Indian
war. He won certificate of honor for
conspicuous bravery in action and also
a medal of honor.
His certificate was won by the saving
of a comrade in the Indian war while
under fire, Nihills horse being shot from
under him and Mill being wounded. Nj
hill dismounted and placing the wounded
man on a horse held the Indians at bay
while his comrade rode away in safety.
In his running fight which followed he
killed or wounded twelve OF the Indians
who were on his track.
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FENCES NEED REPAIRING.

Pittsburg, Pa, June 2.-Speaker Joseph
@. Cannon and his automobile party. in
Guiding Senator James A. Hemenway of
Indiana. Congressman Charles B. lands.
L. w. Busby, the speakers private sec
rotary. and B. NJ. Clinedenst. a Washing
ton artist. completed their journey over,
the mountains today and reached the city
tonight. where they are guests Of Con-
gresham James Francis.
1t is probable the automobiles will be
abandoned here and the speaker and Sen
atOr Hemenway hurry to their homes by
train. both having urgent kilograms from
political and business associates. They
considered taking the midnight train for
the west, but delayed until morning be
cause they could not secure satisfactory
train accommodation.
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OLD OFFICERS REMAIN.
Result Of the Recent Election of In
ternationaI Typographical Union.

Indianapolis, Ind. June 1.-The election
of officers of the International Typo
graphical union was officially announced
tonight as follows:
President-James NJ. Lynch, Syracuse,
y. Y.
First Vice President--J ". Hays. Min
neapolis
Secretary Treasurer. W. Brentwood.
Denver.
Agent Union Printers Home-George P.
Nichols, Baltimore
Delegates TO American Federation Of
Labor-Frank Morrison, Chicago: Max s.
Hayes, Cleveland; Hugh Stevenson, To-
ronto, Ont; T. w Mccullough, Omaha.
Trustees Union Printers Home-Anna
G. Wilson. Washington, D. c.; I. C Shep-
ard, Grand Rapids, Mich; Thomas Nc
Caffery Colorado Springs.
The total vote for the candidates for
president was 2l,O76 for Lynch and 1881
for H S. Hudspeth of New Orleans.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. June Wharfage licenses have
been issued TO the following couples
Niels Otterson and Harriet Andreason,
both of Lehi: ". II. Larabee and Sarah
Cutler. both Of Springville; Ellis Preston
of American Fork and Mae Alberta Hol-
man of Minneapolis Mimi: w r Brom-
Fork.
Harry Mcclure and George Terry, tran
silent young men. brought from Spanish
Fork. where they entered a house and
stole some articles, were sentenced to
Noon.
The Utah county newspaper men who
had an outing at Castillo yesterday will
meet at Leh Monday the 18th to effect a
permanent organization.
DR.. ]. S. Sharps Office moved to room
2o7 Judge building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-03
THIEVES FALL OUT.
Philadelphia Republican swears out
Warrant for J. p. McNiehoI.

Philadelphia. June "A political sensa-
ton was caused here tonight by the is
suance Of a warrant for State Senator
James p. McNichol. the Philadelphia Re
publican leader. on a charge of criminal
libel preferred by Max Kaufman, sec
rotary to Mayor Reyburn. Kaufman S
action followed the making public of a
letter written by Secretary D Clarence
Gibbony Of the Law and Order society.
in which Senator McNichol named kauff-
mann as a gO-between to whom he had
paid $4,000 in the fall of 1905 with the un-
derstanding that he was to secure raids
of gambling houses and other resorts and
discredit the administration Of Mayor
John Weaver
Kaufman declares the story 10 be a
willful, malicious falsehOod.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-03
BOTH PLATFORM
AND CANDIDATE
Roosevelt Certainly Taking a
Load From the Republican
Party at Large.
NOTHING TO DO AT CHICAGO
EVERYTHING FIXED UP AT THE
WHITE HOUSE.

Cincinnati, o.. June 2.-The planks TO
be presented TO the Republican nation
al convention at Chicago, as decided on
House, are given in a Washington spe-
cial 10 the Times Star. as follows:
The Chicago platform will take ad-
vanced ground on the tariff, on control
of the trusts, on the amending of the
Sherman law. on the currency and on
the question Of limiting the power Of
injunctions.
A Roosevelt Platform.
It will stand squarely in other re-
CARDS on the policies which have been
the success of the Roosevelt admins
traIion. In the rough il will be draft
ed by Wade Willis. attorney general
of Ohio. who will return TO Virginia
Beach for that purpose tonight.
Such were among the decisions
reached at a White House conference
last night There have been erroneous
reports as 10 the identity Of those who
attended that conference, destined TO be
a historical one. The accurate list is
as follows
The Carpenters.
President Roosevelt. Secretary Taft.
Secretary of the Interior Garfield, At
torney General Wade Ellis OF Ohio,
Senator Long Of Kansas, Senator Hop
kins of Illinois, Frank b. KellCgg, ma
tional committeeman from Minnesota;
Congressman Longworth of Cincinnati,
and William Loeb, secretary 20 the
president.
There were additional conferences
today, Attorney General Ellis being
Closeted with Secretary Taft. Other
conferences are TO follow.
Heap Big Talk.
At last nights White House meeting
the entire subject was discussed The
topics most eXhaustively considered
wer the tariff, trusts, control of the
railroads, currency and conservation of
natural resources, improvement of wa
terWays, Cuba. Porto Rico. the Philip
pines and the Panama canal. The or
der in which these topics are to be pre-
scented TO the convention was tenta-
lively agreed upon, subject, of course,
20 the approval of the resolutions COM
mittee of the convention.
Attorney General Ellis presented a
plan providing for an amendment 10
the Sherman law, under the provisions
of which harmless agreements smorG
mercantile associations which seek not
TO create mOnopOlies or TO fix and con-
troll prices. but merely TO protect le-
climate channels of trade, will be al
lowed. Such provision would also
exempt the harmless acts of laDOr or
ganizations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-03
NEVADA PLATFORM.
Democrats for Bryan First, Last
and All the Time"

Carson. New, June 2.-The following
platform was adopted by the Demo
cratic convention held here yesterday
Expressing sorrow at the recent
death of Governor Sparks. the plat
form endorses Governor Dickerson and
promises him the party's support re-
news the pledges Of the party; refers
to Roosevelt as a man with a divided
party; accuses the Republicans Of in
sincerity; renews the demand for tariff
revision: denOunces the Aldrich-Vree-
land law, recently enacted, and the
railroad rate regulation is commend
ed and promised support. II calls for
amendment of the interstate commerce
act. and lauds Bryan and instructs the
delegates to vote for him as a unit.
first, last and all the time.
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AWFUL MISTAKE SOME WHERE
Pennsylvania Capitol Thieves Claim
They Really Effected Saving
to the State.

Harrisburg, Pa, June Judge Kunkel
in the Dauphin county court today re-
fused to take the capitol conspiracy case
from the jury. and all five defendants
will therefore stand trial
The decision was a keen disappointment
TO the defense. Immediately after the
ruling of the court the defense opened its
case. Former Attorney General Hensel
outlined the defense. He said he spoke
for all the defendants. and denied cOllu-
sion or falsity in measures of the metal
lie furniture Of the new capitol. as
charged by the state. The defense, he
said, would show that the system Of
measurement was a proper one in all re-
spects, and that it worked a saving to the
state.
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}. Hartje's lawyers
THREE SPECIAL TRAINS.

New York. June Three special trains
will leave this state on June u. carrying
the New York delegates and their friends
10 the national Republican convention al
Chicago on June l6. The delegates In
structed to vote for Governor Hughes will
have a train by themselves. This train
viii start from New York. A second train
will carry William Barnes. jr.. Of Albany.
and members of the Unconditional Re
publican club of that city. A third train
will start from Utica, carrying the friends
of Congressman James s. Sherman, who
are supporting him for the vice-presi-
dencN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-03
EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.
Restoring Compilations

The following prescription is con-
tributed as being one Of the most re-
markable known for bringing back
the rosy tins of youth 10 the skin.
Two ounces Rose Water; one ounce
Spirits of Cologne, four ounces SaT-
tOin Icrystallized). Put the Sart0in
into a pint OF hot water mot boiling
and when dissolved and cooled add
the Rose Water and Spirits of Co
logne and strain through a fine cloth.
Any large bottle will serve as a re-
ceptacle if it can be closed air-ughL
These simple ingredients can be 90
tanned at any well stocked drug store
and easily mixed at home. This prep
aratiOn should be applied twice a day
after washing. It is said the results
become apparent after the first few
applications but the treatment should
be continued until the rose tint COM
pleXiOn becomes permanent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-03
BRYAN WILL GET HALF.

Baltimore. Md June 2.-The state Dem
ocratic convention will be held tomorrow,
when the delegates to the national con-
vention at Denver will be named. Those
who favor the nomination of Bryan for
the presidency will insist that they be
given half of the sixteen delegates to be
chosen. and if this is accorded them they
will not introduce resolutions favoring
Bryan. Otherwise a fight on Bryan reso-
lutions Is threatened. While the city del
egates TO the state convention are under
stood not to favor his candidacy, about
half the counties have elected delegates
known to be favorable to Bryan.
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SERIOUS FOR THE BOYS.

Butte. Junt "A Miner dispatch from
Great Falls states that William Dempsey.
shot by the quartette of youthful ban
dts who held up the Great Northern
train at Great Falls Saturday night. to-
night is in a critical condition and will
probably die in which event the boys
will be charged with murder in the first
decree
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-03
PHILIP ACQUITTED.

Washington. June 2-Gaston p Philip
civil engineer and ciubman of New York
and Washington, was acquitted of the
murder of Frank MacAboy, a cab driver,
by a jury in the criminal court No here
tonight. The jury returned its verdict of
not guilty after having been out an
hour and twelve minutes.
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Mrs. wInsIow's Soothing Syrup.

has been used for YEARS by MILLIONS
OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHING. with PERFECT
SUCCESS. II SOOTHES the CHILD,
SOFTENS the GUMS. AI,LAYS eli
best remedy for DIARRHOEA Sold by
Druggists in every part of the world Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
Ing oyr9 W, ana take no otngT Ain ~
TEED UNDER THE FOOD AND DRUG
ACT. JUNE 90. 1906 SERIAL NUMBER
1898
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CHARGE OF GRATING.
Especial to The Herald)

Washington, D. c., June limited
States Commissioner J. p. Clark of St
Anthony, Ida, will be called upon To
answer the charge that he has exact
ed and collected illegal fees. In all
probability he will be let out Of Office
as the result of an investigation now
in progress.
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General Redvers Butler.

London. June General Sir Redvers
Henry Butler. who had been i'll for some
weeks past, is dead. He was born in
1880 In April General Butler contracted
chill in London and this indispOsition
was followed by a severe attack Of jaun-
dice I'D other complications. General Bull
Ter became we'll known during the BOer
war as the man who relieved Ladysmith.
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Prince David Kawananakoa.

San Francisco. June Prince David
KawananakOa of Hawaii. brother Of the
Hawaiian congressional delegate. Prince
Cupid Kawananakoa, and nephew of
former Queen Liliuokalani. died of pneu-
monia at the Hotel Stewart in this city
at 515 o'clock this evening.
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GEORGE West Wilson.

Jacksonville, Fla, June George West
Wilson, president of the Jacksonville
Times Newspaper company, died here to-
day. He had been president of the semi
tropical exposition, a commissioner to the
Paris exposition, collector of international
trustees. University of Florida.
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them to put him up on additional lines of
inquiry; that il he had failed 10 do so,
he would have been negligent in the dis
charge of his duty ] don't understand
how I can be justly criticized for doing
what my counsel has advised me he
would have been properly censured for
not doing if ne had omitted to do it,"
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Chicago. June flames Y. Chalmers,
one Of the present holders OF the national
bowling championship in the twO-men
event. he having won that title with
Harry Kiene as a partner at Cincinnati
last EebruarN. died here TODAY.
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VIII be from 10000 10 1000.
Des Moines, June AT midnight in
complete returns of the Iowa primary
indicate a close race for the Repub-
lican senatorial nomination between
Allison and Cummins. Both sides are
claiming a majority of from 10000 to
10000. The result will probably not be
determined until the official count to-
morrow. The Republican nomination
for 60 arnor is even more uncertain.
Garst is running closely with Cummins
and Carroll with Allison.
The Democrats nominated Fred
White for governor without opposition,
as they did the remainder of their
ticket. Claude r. Porter, former can
didate for governor on the Democratic
tickG>, was nominated for United
States senator without opposition.
Sioux City. June S.-Complete re-
turns on senatorship from the primary
election in this city give Allison 2,516
and Cummins l,5l7. Scattering returns
from the Eleventh congressional dis
trict indicate strong lead for Cum
Minis
Des Moines. Ia, June 2.-Returns
form forty-three precincts in todays
primary erection give OuTlullnSs IOf
United States senator, AGO. Allison,
1884
Council Bluffs. June 2.-COmplete re-
turns from thirty-eight out of forty
two precincts in this (Pottawatomie)
county give Allison 1921; Cummins
1896.
Des MOines, Ia, June 3.-Returns
from over 500 precincts indicate t!-lI
Senator Allison has defeated Governor
Cummins in the fight for the Repub-
lcan senatorial nomination. These re
turns indicate that the results will be
close, but that the majority Will be
with Allison. The Allison men are
claiming al least 10000. The Cummins
men do not concede this, but make
claims of 10000 majority. The result
is so close and returns so incomplete
that il may take an official count TO
determine the result.
The Allison vote may carry with il
victory for Carroll for governor over
Garst, although the returns on the Re
publican gubernatorial nomination are
altogether incomplete
In the Seventh congressional district
PTOuty is leading Hull.
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THE DEATH RECORD.
HIldebrand FltzueraId.

Philadelphia. June 2-Hildebrand Fitz-
gerald business manager and one of the
prOprietors Of the Philadelphia Item. died
TO-DAY.
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oLDFlELD AGAIN QUITS GAME.

= Lowell. Mass, June Barney Old =
> field has made his last automobile .
y race, so he says. =
y Last Sunday nights accident was .
= enough for me- he said. y
y To show that he is i'm earnest Old =
: field has obtained employment as q .
> chauffeur for TT. ". Whipple. an ,
= AndOVer banker. whose only car is =
= Of thirty horsepower and probably =
= could not 90 over thirty miles an >
, hour. Oldfield SAYS he has can =
= celled all his engagements for races. =
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EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.
Harry Simpler. Commercial Photog-
rapher, 151 South Main.
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LILLEY THINKS
HE WAS WR0NGED
Continued From Page /.

selling submarine torpedo boats; that he
has not and never has had any affilia-
ton with persons interested In the con-
struetion or sale of submarine torpedo
boats.
u testified before the committee. and
l Teiterate here the statement cOntin-
ues, that my motive in introducing my
resolution calling for an investigation was
the public welfare and that I do not act
3n concert with other persons. II is true
that the immediate moving cause Of my
act was my conviction that the apprOpria-
ton bill as framed in the naval commit
tee would so restrict the powers of the
secretary of the navy that ne would be
compelled TO purchase submarine boats Of
the Electric Boat company TO the de
struction OF competition and 10 the as
advantage of the government Ny belief
that the methods employed by the Elec-
trio Boat company warranted inVestiga-
ton was OF long standing.
Committee Criticised.
Against the presumption of honesty
end my own direct testimony, and that of
the representatives of the Lake Torpedo
Boat company, there was no direct evil
dence. In the minds Of the committee
however, all these were Outweghed by
certain circumstances which the commit
tee Incorporated in the report strung to-
Rether on a chronological thread. They
are / believe, insignificant individually
and IN the aggregate ] believed, and 7
still believe that the thing OF cOnse-
quence to the committee was the answers
brought up by the questions and not the
origin Of the questions themselves. l am
not attempting at this time TO defend
myself against a charge OF faulty judy
ment ! would say however, that / have
been Informed by counsel that II he had
been permitted 70 examine witnesses in
the ordinary way, he would have gone
directly 10 representatives OF the Lake
Torpedo Boat company as an obvious
source Of Information and have asked
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Sir G. B. Reid.

Montreal June Sir G. B. Reid Of
Montreal died early this morning
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RESULT IN IOWA
VERY DOUBTFUL
Governor CumminS Is Giving
Senator Allison Close Race
for His Toga.

Dubuque. Ia, June 3.-The Allison
headquarters at 1 a. m. Wednesday
morning issued a statement claiming
that Allison's majority over Cummins
will be from 10000 TO 1900.
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Who cleans carpets perfectly?
HOUSE CLEANING CO
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NOT INSTRUCTED.

Lewiston, Me. June daniel ]. McGil-
licuddy of this city was nominated for
congress at the Second district Democratic
convention today. Three delegates 10 the
national convention were chosen, but
they were not instructed for any candi-
date.
The Vienna Bakery. loss bread max
ers. ASK your grocer.
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Graduates With Degrees.

observation-disclosures Richard Hill, Chris
tan Nephi Jensen.
Domestic Science-VeTna p. Bowman.
Commemorative Hanson, Hans Eph-
rain Jensen.
General Science-Russell King Homer,
Eunice EStella Jacobson, William Peter
son. Eugene Santschi, William Lawrence
Wal