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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-06
Evidently Knows Something.

The fact that Lamphere knew Of the
cominss and goings of persons about the
Guinness farm at least a year before he
went TO work for the dead woman. is be
ing held in reserve by Sheriff Shutter
and Ralph \. Smith. the prosecuting at
tOrney for the Second Judicial district
They hint that they have other facts with
which to confront the prisoner. but may
not reveal them until the grand jury has
heard the case next week. Except for
the implication resting on Lamphere s
exclamation tonight. the former hired
man Of Mrs. Guinness sticks to his orig
inal story of his relations with the WO-
man and his whereabouts on the morning
of the arrest. To support this nc has the
statement of Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. =
negress. at whose house he spent the
night of April p. She maintains that
Lamphere did not leave until about 40
o clock on the morning of April y. 10
seph MaXson. who had been working for
Mrs Guinness since Feb 10. testified at
the inquest over the bodies of the victims
that he was awakened by smoke about
O clock. That much is in LampheTes ia
VoF.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-06
Theory Of Authorities.

The discovery of the bodies led express
men to tell of the delivery of five trunks
to the Guinness farm during the last six
months. and this fact has caused the
authorities to work on the theory that
the place was a clearing house of muir
derers.
They suspect that wealthy persons. aft
er being lured to Chicago and killed
were packed in these trunks and sent here
to be buried.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-06
Worthy of Highest Praise.

The youngsters certainly did do them
selves and Captain Webb credit. There
was nevee-a-- skip or a fault in march
ing or in the manual. and the entire bat
right now that the cadets will reflect
the highest honor on their city and state
next Thursday when they take their
places of honor in the great parade.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-06
Cot Rid Of Two Husbands.

Investigation of Mrs. Guinness life de-
veloped that two of her husbands died
under suspicious circumstances. both
meeting violent deaths. The first Max
SorensOn, was insured for $500 and the
second, Guinness for So, 800. This insur-
ance was paid in both cases to the
widow
Sorenson died several years ago while
the family lived at Austin. III. His death
was said to have been due to heart fail
ure but relatives said that ne had been
poisoned. An inquest was ordered some
Continued on Page 2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-06
Firebug Used Oil.

Opposed 10 il is the further testimony
of MaXsO1 and that % William Clifford
and William Humphrey. the first neigh
bOrs to reach the fire. They asserted al
the inquest that the blaze was the fierc-
est in the vicinity of an outside cellarwar.
and that an oil can kept on the back
porch had disappeared from it's accus-
toned place Only a man familiar with
the place would have known about the
oil can. says Maxson. Then, too, Lam
phere nuIlified the effect of Mrs Smiths
testimonmy by admitting that he had
passed the burning house on road less
than a quarter of a mile away. but had
refrained from going TO the assistance of
the inmates for fear that suspicion would
at once point to him. Further eXcava-
lions are planned for tomorrow, and the
result of the examination of the corpses
found today are TO be reported to the
coroner by the physicians who examined
them late this afternoon. Until they have
made these reports the doctors refuse TO
tell of their possible discoveries.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-06
Five Bodies Found.

The bodies of five people. all of them
murdered were found in the yard of thu
home IF Mrs. Guinness today. So far only
two Of the bodies found today have beep
identified. One is that of Andrew Hell
gelein, who came to this city from Mans
field, s. D.. for the purpose of marrying
Mrs Guinness. whose acquaintance he
had made through a matrimonial bureau.
The other is that of Jennie Olson, Chi
cago girl, who had been adopted by Mrs.
Guinness. She disappeared in September,
1906. and, it was said, had gone to Los
Angeles to attend school. The other
bodies were those Of man, and two
children, apparently Il years old. So
many bones of the children were miss
ing that the sex could not be easily de-
termiued.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-02
I'm DIcHO TONIC.

''Es un concepto com1n pore
JoAto que predomina entire cierta
clase de gente, que la efcacia dc
un remedio esta en- proportion q
su NAL saoor L olor. y Asf dice IN
conocido m6dico, ademas agre
ga: ''por eiemplo, yeamos Ell acei.
te de h1gado de bacalao. Tai como
Sc extrae del pescado, este aceite
tiene IN sabor y olor tan ofen-
givos que casi todo el mundo 10
aborrece, = muchos no 10 pueden
emplear de. manera alguna por
mucha falta que les haga. Sin
embargo, Ell aceite de bacalao es
una de las drogas mas valiosas y
es muy de lamentarse que hasta
ahola no hayamos podido eliminaI
de Ell, aquellas particularidades
cue tan graveme +e afectan su
iznportancia. Esto Sc escribi6
muchos af1os ha; pero l.. obra de
civilizar Y redi1nirlo ha sioo efec-
tuada con todo 6xito, Y como d
no de los principales ingredientes
en- el efcaz remedio denominado
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
el aceite retiene todas sus maravi-
llosas propiedades curatiyas sin
NAL olor 8 sabor alguno. Es tan
sabrosa como la miel Y contiene
todos los principles putritiVos y
curativos del Aceite de H1gado de
BacaIao Puro, con Jarabe de Hi
pofosftos Compuesto, Extractos de
Malta Y Cerezo Silvestre; de esta
manera produciendo una medicina
de sin igual potencia para las en-
fermedadea que mas a5undan y
mas fatales son en- los hombres,
muieres Y nifos, Estimula L. ac-
ci6n digestiva del est6mago : e1.
los casos de Impurezas de la San
gre, Dyspepsia Nerviosa, Escr6fula
Demacracion, proporciona un ali
vio = curaci6n pronto y SECURE.
rEl DR.. Ignacio Plaseneia, de Ha-
bana, dice: He usado So magn1fca
Preparation de Wampole = es in
.neiorable como t6nico reconstitu-
vente, 10 cual ha sido comprobado
en- mi practica.o ssNadie sufre un
desengano con este." !" En- Boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-02
VENTAS De AzUcAR AVER.
"PIazu0Ia Sugar" J s0horOs MulIOnhSff cOmprl-
ron 4 SALT Y S4.l9 raspoetIvamentO.

A lsu 3 de Ia tarde de ayar Bs reuniorcn
en- 81 almaC6a de los ssnoreH PaTacioB =
Comp. del comsrcio de eBta plaza, los hR'
cendadoB y oomeTCiantsB Eiguienteu: Sr.
Eduardo GeoEgstti, CelteEos, A. Bravo,
Benin, ValdivieSO, MonErOig, siivs, Par
lSer. Ramirez, Engle de Il Casa Mullen
hoff Korber, RauuChempIat, e. GozRlez,
AEzuaga, Fabian , r. 81. Delgado, con
objetO de hacar opsrAcionsa de comprR y
vsnta de a8tcRE.
Sc ofrocieron 1000 sacos de ls central
'san Crirt6bal' 1000 de IL "Egpsran.
20" pueatoB boEdo on Nnguabo. De Il
'JuRDita" $500 BRoOs y 2.7O5 de ls
'sConstancia."
Los prsCioB fuCtuRTon deade $4 hRsta
4.19 que fue 81 msyoE.
CompFaTon las existsncisB de "san Cri1'
t6bal', "Juauita" ''ConOtanciA'' con m
total de z 2O5 sacou, "Plazuela Sugar
Comp" = 1000 gacoB de Ia "EBperanSa'
los ssforeg Mullenhpf KorbsE. ''Pla'
zuela Sugar Comp" pag6 4 81 II = Mu'
lIenhof & $419.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-02
RECORDANDO
FL PASADO.
EI sstls1O de lie opera de Verdi en-
ell tRatrO Ia Scala en- 1887.

Aqualla noCh0 do gala mRrcada Ga lo-
anRleB hiGt6FiCos de los gFandOs aConteCi
mientog muBicRlss del mundO, qued6 ss.
llado. en- 81 marco principal del paloo
oaceniCo del visjO , gIorioao taatro de ID
Seals, con Istras de broncs OtsEO-Herdi
BGSettO.
CuandO TeCOTdRmoB Is noChe divinal aldo
haco 20 amos, prelsntando aguel nsOnt6a
dc pdbiico daliHante; GsntRdo, de pic, d.
lencioE0, guHtAndO de ID slquiaita mslodfa;
haCiando Fepetir con formidable CRITIC de
inmenHs dulzurs trozoa cslestalsE, en me-
dio de un Bil0nCio que oFizabnn Ioa caba.
lloG, de tRntR felieidod; euRndo nuo1EFo
pennamianto FetFoCed0 6 10 que pan6 gIo.
Fiosamente, pFOIsDt6ndoncs 81 gran ancia-
no de Bugett0 cen So nevada CaballeHa en-
la vastfBimR BalR, llamGdo CientoH lie veCeH
poE un pdblico de periodicals, itaratos,
Compo1itoreV, pianiltaG, vi0linigtaG, OtC6tsEn,
de alGmaneB, frGnCe1eg, HuGos, ingIesOg,
ameTicanol. hoIandsSeI, gTiegoI, sspahoIe-,
poEtugusgeE, etc. etc, y CuRndo 20 afios
despp6B Vemos pFsgentRr en- RlgunoB tea.
troB lR gran obFR del gonio, Ee8ultRndo IN
fracaso, poTque algunoI empFesRrios mez.
quinog, usuEero1, poE el hecho do pillar
la liEa GO Centavos) llevRn aEtistRg ma.
los de lR gols, maloE en- 81 doCiF, me Biento
llono de ira, mi almR grits con fariR On
son de pEote8tR en- nombre de squel anciR.
nc. aplicando Is ley con cOr0ggiO para
evitaU tales desantTes.
ES neCeaaEiO oRBtigar con ansrgfa IL
pEofanaci6n de las grRndezRB del RTte ita.
liRno poFqLe en- eHta Italia no faltRn Gle.
mentoI de waller para evitaE taIeH infsmiRR.
81 81 amprsssEio quiere dRr una obTa
como OtsI5O, debe gagtaE dinero On bueno8
artiGtav, psro 50 haca naceaario un ooErsc.
two para los que con Rqusllo de uaa pFin.
ctp6GntS prsIentRn con elIoI obFas coloaalaB
para luego TufriE una verdaderR DeBaole
ETraducido del italianoI.
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ILO gustl ID ndsIeI7 IQuIOrO olrI,P

Compre una Pianola IN Piano pianor
ID dc lR C6Iebrs casa THE AEOLIAN
Co., de New York que ha porfeccionsdo
G1t0 instFumsntO hnlta llegar & Il RItuEn
que eSt6. CualquieF perg0ns puOde inteE.
pretRr una Pieza de m6HicR como Hi fuOrR
an aEtigta.
AdemfG, hay ismpEs pianos de IL como
cidG mRFca PLEYEL Pianos AIemanGu
pianos WebeTy marca PARIS BAZAR,
e8tos tltimOs pls7os rRz6n de $40 men
Buales gin pagan NADIA sdelRntRdo.
Una viGita aI PARIS BAZAAR de Pc
dro Giusti una caFta diFijidA 81 dOpaTta'
mento musical POndrE Lar peruonaG int.
Ee'adal On possession de Ion dhtOI quo uo
dOuoan.
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(Ds nasstro Corrsgp0nsaE.l }

Mario 31.-Mansna sS eI dfs sehalado
para dRr lectura & ls Bentsncia poF 81 ho'
norabIe juez de Guta CoTte de diltEito en-
las apelscionel entabIadaa por don Julio
AybaE, director de "La Union ObreFa" y
Cuyo iuicio ss CslsbF6 RyeT.
Han dado comienzo laE obFa8 de pin
tuFR rspaTaci6n del hospital conEtruyen'
dose una bRrracR fuerR del edifcio para
enfsEm % tuberculosis
LA Comisi6n encaTgada dc organizsF
los juegos forales que han de cslebrsFUs en-
esta Ciudad sn los pEimsFoB dfaG do Mayo
pr6ximo, han heCho circular una invita-
ci6n los poetas de la isla dOnde ConstRn
las bases del CsTt6men. Sc conCOdsn
cuatrO prsmios , Babemos do muchoB que
Sc prepaFRn tomaF parts On l. lid. Has
tR 81 dis "a del pE6ximo Abril He FeCibi-
ran Lar composicioneB.
-Bajo pRlsbTa hs reCobFRdo Bu Iibsr-
tad provisional el ex-prOfssOF don Juan
sifonte que haCe tempo 50 snOontrabS en-
esta caEcsl.
Don Julio Arroyo intaligsnts platsro
ha Bido encaFgsdo para hRcer Los pHemioB
de los iuegos floraleB.
-Desdo anochO cRen fQertss chubascos
BobEe la Ciudad = suU CampoH 10 Cual hs
Iido Dc gran bsne6ciO para aplacaT q pol
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Ell TEMPO
EN- La lSLA.
(Dsz Whatsr Bureau. )

Boletin ssmanRl del tempo, ds Il De.
mana que tsymin6 el % dc Mario.
GenerRlmente RENO un tismpo Claro
duranEe la Hemana, excepto 81 diR %, en-
cuyR ftcha hubo an tempo nubIado en-
paKte , lluvioso On CaEi todau las entaCio'
nes. Apnque los aguaCeTos faeEon frs'
Cuenten en- muchas locRlidRdeg, fu0F0n gs.
nGralmsnte igeroT. El pEomedio de %
precipitation en- ID isla ha Hido soIamente
ceTcR de Il mitad de la cRnEidad usual 90.
mRnalments duERnts lR Ultima namaps de
Mario. Los vientOH fueron EgeroS & bri.
Botes del e., con uns veIoCidad m6xima
On San juan de ~ millas por hors, del e.
el diR %. La preston barom6tRioR mas
alta del mes ocurri6 el dia %, , fQ6 ne.
guida por IN periodic de humsdad rsIati.
We extBRoFdinRriRments bPja, 81 5ia "a
= 25.
LR tOmpsratuFa media en- la isIa fu6
1853 % O8. uobFe 10 de la asmana pre-
csdents , casi igual al promedio de Mar
20. La temperature mas Rlta que han In.
tornado fu6 80 e, en- Viequeg; 81 diR %;
II mas bsjs, 81 Q, en Hacienda Jobos y
an Las Marfag, el dfR %, y On MRFiCao, 81
dia %. Tanto las tamperaturRs mas atlas
COMO Las mss bSjag, Is Fsgiatraron an casi
todaa Lar eutRcioneg dnERnte los dOn tres
pEimeros dfas dc la ssmanl, en- cuya fechR
Las tempeFatuFaI del medic die fuaron en-
teERment0 atlas y las noChes frascaG.
81 promediO do ls precipitation en- la
isIa fu6 048 puIgadss. Fuo muy desi.
gualments distribuidR. EE6cticRmsnto no
llovi6 en- variaB sItRcioneq. La mayor
cantidad local de IL semans fac 2 SO pull
gadaH, on San Lorenzo. La dnioa lluvia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-02

clones compuenta de IN miembro de cadR
uno de los partidos mencionadoB, Si nm
psTtido rehusRre dejRTe de prssent8r d.
cha liAta de candidates. aUten de u antadi
cha fschH, entonosB sl Con8ejo Ejscutivo
nombERE6 una Junts de Inscripciones para
aquel precinto ain la recommendation del
paEtido que hubisTe dejRdo de pEeusntar
dicha lista.
I'll ConBsjo Ejecutivo tambi6n deuigoar6
de CadR una de diehRH listRg I'M agente do
inscEipCionea Bubtituto que hRE6 las veceg
deBsmpefaFS todoa los debsreB del agsn'
te de inacTipcionsB & quisn sstuviera abs
critic, siempFe que 6Sts no pudierR desam'
peEar BuB funcionsB poE cuRlquiaF mott
vo deiRrG de hRceEl0. 81 agsnts de ms
cripcionss eat6 en- la obljgRci6n de dsBsm
pen Il suE funciones, de BsEls polible, On
case contrsrio notifcar Ga subutituto
para que 10 Eeemplace; y 81 sgsnts de ins'
crircionsg que dejare de deHsmpenaEIo 81
saF notifcado 81 efscto, inCurFiF6 en- laB Pc
mas BefiRlAdaB On la Secci6n 80 de estR ley.
SeoCi6n 19.-Todo sgants de isaCTipcio'
neg, antes de eutTRF en- 81 eieEciCio de "a
cargo, prestRE6 jursmento de que uoatsndT6
Ia constitution de los E'tSdoB UnidoB y las
Ieyaa de Puerto Rico, de que desempefia'
r6 fisImente Bus dsberes como agenta de
inscripcionsa. Eats juramento podr6 pres.
tarss ante cuaIquisr funcionario autoFizRdo
para tomsr juramentoE.
Como remuneration de nuD servicioS, los
agenteH de inscTipCioneB percibir6n ID sums
de dos dollars por cRda dfa rsglamontaFio
de inAcripCionsR, de acuerdO con 10 que
mas ade1ante "a dian0ne,
sscci6n 2O.-En casO de mueTts re-
nunciR de cualquier sgsnts de inHCripCiO'
nel, 81 Be mudare del municipio en- que
hubisrs de prastRr sua 6srvicio8, hubiere
aido elegido candidate, 8 nombrado psra
desempsfar cualquieE cargo p6bliCo On 81
municipiO en- que hubisTe sido nOmbEado
ngente de eIsccioneH, no pudisre dessmpe'
mar al cargo, por cualquier motive deja'
re de hRCsrlo, Embellishments pasRT6 90
Iubltituto' 8 ocupaE diCho cargo, y Hi tanto
81 sgsnts de inBCripcioneB como 90 GubRti.
tutO dejaRen de dssempshREIo no pudiere
hRCerlo, sntonCsa 81 Conssjo Executive de.
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Los sonbrsros q. "L.s Nou.dntrs. .

Ha cauHsdO muy grata impression entire
81 slemento femenino de eHta Ciudad de
Il isls, 81 gran BuEtido de bonitoE y ele'
ganteB GombreroG que todss foEmaB ,
pEeCiog est6 Tecibiendo ls acTeditada tien.
do de modag "LRB Novsdadas." Propiou
para Ia eBtaci6n de los 6Itimo1 modsloa
do Paris, NusVa York, LondEes = Madrid
tienen "LRG Novedadss" 81 mas ospI6di.
do Burtido de BombroroI qaEA sofioFas, 90.
loritag 7 ninag, que daE6n pEuebaG
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H Popular" yIa lIurIa.

Magnffca expOuici6n de parsguas geno'
veaess elegantfuimaB aombEillag para 1efio'
Tag, = IN surtido general On estoB neceUR.
rios artfCuloE, 81 senior Am6Tico SaIaI an
au elegRnte establsCimiento de Il cRlle de
San Juato. ACabRdo de Tecibir dicho sur
lido y removable en- todos loB yaporas que
vienen eEtS iBIa pyocedents dc los pRin'
cipRles puertoB de Europa de America,
eH delo mas fno aHtfStico que dREBe puedR.
En- peEtumeTfa y cslzRdo Iigus obtenien
do 81 popular" 81 mejor pueHto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-02
UNA VICTIMA De La INFLUENZA.

Sra. Henrietta "A. s. Marsh, Presi-
denta de una sociedad Benevola dc
senoras, Gale 16 Oeste, No. 769, Los
Angeles, Calf, e. U. de A. escribe 10
siguiente:
'Padecf de Ia gripe gOr sIefe sena.
mas y ni1g1n remediO me aIfYf6, haSka
que probe Ia Perena.
Embellishments me sentf segura de
haber por dlt1mo, encontrado la medt-
Gina que necesitaba, y seguf mejorando.
Enatr semanas estaba restablecida y
me allegro inhnito haber probado tan
fel y gran remedio. Nunca estare sin
el.D
En- una carta fecha agosta 81, 1904, la
sehora Marsh dice: s'Nunca he dido
discutirse La ehcacia de la Peruna.
Nosotros Ia usamos todavia, he viata-
do tres amos por Kentucky y Tennessee,
adonde he encontrado la Peruna hacien-
do su buenS labor. Mucha de ella Sc
usa aquf tambien."
Henrietta A. s. March.
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PABQUE BORINQUEN
Hurso rmPoRTAmTE

La administration tene e gusto anuncar que
da prmero de Mayo del an evar eecto la gran
Inauguration del Prque derones Durante Ell
de Abr Sc haran las retorma abrca estara alberto
pGbro de costnmbre E programa Ia naugu-
raci6n sera pubcado mas tarde Bornquen Park Co T. B.
IredwQu. Manager.
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70 limpiar Lao GICantarilIag.
So encusntERn an egtB Ciudad 81 ts-o'
zero attorney general.
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SOLAREs EN- SlNTURce.

Sc venden IolREeB con frents { IL earrs.
teER central } otrou interioEe1 con GALES
sfFmsdaB.
Informar6 w. Bosch. Tetuan n6moro
altos. q.
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ignar6 & Otra persona, del miumo paTtido,
para que act6s como sgents de inHOriP.
clones.
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En osta impronta Bs vends pspel de
peri6dico visjo s $500 lol 46 kiIos Gun
qWintaL
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Sc eSta pintand0 Ell hospital de Are
Cib0.
Habra en- Mayo .jusgos fIoraIes.
Han VIsIildO osl IGIudad dos fdnGInnnrIOs dol
GOhIOrRO,
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F. YALlNES COfRESI.
Constructor.

ContratoH & todo costo plazos fjoB 8
por sdministraci60, gaTantizRndo 81 lfmi'
te del couto.
AcsptR comisione8 para Ia compra y
venta de CaSas , solares On San Juan,
PusKta dc TERRA SantuTce. ConBtru.
yendo en- Ia csllo del Parque, parada 43.
-FoFtaIe2a 86.
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Lluvia. eos
Yiento 4 las SIS 8. "A.
10 e.
Yiento maxine 20 n b
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-10

ing which celebrated the first occu-
pancy of what was then one of the
most pretentiOUs residences of the city
took place on March Is, 1S49.
The plans of the house occasioned
Mr.. Darlington little trouble or ankle
~, as they were designed by that greai
firm of architects, Utility & Necessity
There was no dispute about where the
reception room should be placed or
about the arrangements of the dining
and bedrooms, for the one room which
comprised the house was made to
serve all purposes Built of firm pine
logs, and covered with eighteen inches
Of dirt piled on boards sawed by hand
with d whip saw, il afforded protection
from the heat and cold and the dangers
which were an ever present menace to
the pioneers, and if there was a lack
OF plate-glass windows, there Were
lOophOles from which the ready rifle
could bid defiance to any attack.
The new Darlington home speedily
became one of the social centers of the
city and many a merry party gathered
within its walls. These parties were
not always without interruption. Oh
one occasion a cloudburst in City Greek
canyon sent that stream roaring over
its banks, flooding the floor and fire
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-10
FRAUDULENT USE OF MAILS
TWO Los Angeles Men and One New
Yorker in Trouble.

Los Angeles, Cal, May 9.-Baron H.
Long, secretary of the Jeffries Athletic
club, and Gordon Z. Higgins, press
agent of the club, were arrested by fed
eral authorities today on an indictment
returned in the southern district of
New York, charging them, jointly with
Edward Madden of New York. with
fraudulent use of the United States
mails in the conduct of the busiE->s of
the Madden Music company
1t is charged that they solicited
poems from various persons under ad-
vertisements and representations that
they would write music to the poems
and place them proftabIy with music
publishers. The indictment charges
that Madden, Long and higgins, in
fact, intended to present the poems
only to irresponsible and disreputable
publishers, who might obtain further
sums of money from said persons by
further false representations.
Lang and higgins gave bonds of ST.
500 and will appear May 10 in the fed
eral court to show cause why they
should not be removed TO New York
for trial.
The names mentioned in the indict-
ment are those of persons having sent
poems are Verda SwartZ of Cedar
Springs, Mich, and w. w. jerks of
Tioga, Pa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-10
ROOSEVELT MEDALS.
Canal Employees to Receive Medallion
Head of President.

Washington, May "A medallion
head of President Roosevelt on a medal
is to be awarded the isthmian canal
employees who have rendered two years
satisfactory service on the isthmus. ON
the other side OF the medal is to be the
seal of the canal zone. Each medal is
to be suitably engraved, giving the
name of the employee, number of the
medal, the years of service and an evil
dence that it has been presented by
the president of the United States. For
medal honors American citizens are
alone eligible. The tokens of service
are to be the size of the American del
lar. and are to be made of composition
or bronze from old French canal scrap
The idea of presenting employees with
medals has had the hearty support and
cooperation of the president.