Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-20
n ASSEMBLE AGAIN JUNE 16.
i, LsbOrs Up to Date Are Repre-
,ented BY Seven indictments
On Minor Cases.
Nd, Ncport Is Filed on Bank Case
Rut II Is Not Made Public With
List of Those Indicted.

as long hunt FOR evidence that
Ia ronvict n robber of the Utah
,,eona bank vaults of sl062 $50. has
..,sea decided climax today, and it
nj In the direction of bringing in
On iiiictment.
instead the jury chose another way
| !, s,nressing its failure to get results
esther with a nope that there is still
| ,,,. chance to unearth evidence OH
,bpb to bring in an Indictment. It
"a moi ask to he discharged as all its
,r,5ecsssors have done, but it asked
H. recess of month, in which the
.areh can go on by the district attor-
,r The government agents and detec-
syes in the hope that still more evil
ssrce may be brought to light.
The battling bank problem has cost
ne government nearly $4,000 and what
n has cost Mr.. McCornick's bank 70
cre knows, but the corps of detectives
vho have been kept at work have had
constant expense bill running over a
reriod of nearly five months, and there
/. vet no evidence that it Is time TO
gye up the hunt.
JURORS GONE HOME.
There is now no United States grand
| fury in session At II o'clock this
morning each juror took up his pos
sessions, and with a smile on his face,
departed from the Federal building, at
the completion of the first chapter OF
what has become the states most not
able case of faithful service in trying to
solve a difficult problem.
Not all the indictments have been
given out. The rule of the Federal
court is to give out the names only
of those indicted, who have been placed
Under arrest and are in confinement or
out or bail All Of those given out ara
in confinement, except the three per-
sons indicted for receiving soldiers
clothing, and they are out ON bail.
GREGORY CASE.
Here Il not for the overshadowing
eject Of The bank case in public inter
~ the case Of j. W. Gregory would
center Of keen attention. Gregory
as one OF the cleverest counterfeiters
zoe government has encountered and
be story Of the search for him and his
f1riant chapter of the history of the
United States secret service.
Detectives who successfully handled
De case have won through il the high
81 reeognition from their department,
ind their chase will become famous in
he annals of crimes against the treas
rry department.,
The failure of the jury to indiet in
ne bank case, suggests that the latest
I've clue which has stirred the jurors
slce Friday has blown up" like 30
sany predecessors.
CLUES BLOW UP,
First the banks detectives. then the
fportels ON the press had certain pc
teas OF excessive JOY over the detec-
bA Of hot clues, and one by one
lese clues We're worked to fruitless
sds before the grand jury was called.
lleh The members of the press and
is detectives had the pleasure OF
BANDING by While grand jurors. going
|Ner the same ground with tho same
illnesses before them, had their days
lhrills, and finally their days of COM
re explanations that left the story
NE original point of beginning.
me latest clues concerned the Bing-
Sn Junction bank, and satchels that
m carried to 1t from the Utah Ma
aal bank, while the first clues con-
shed satchels which Alvin Strong and
ta Rich carried to their homes in
zNerVllbe and back again.
me first clues proved totally fruit
~ and Strong has long since ceased
De even remotely suspected while
good effect of the grand jury's par
~ report, If II is given out, Wdill prob
w be to designate those against
aon no suspicion rests after COM
NV Investigation of all the matters
atfein they We're concerned dealing
lh the banks business Such re.
wv II Is believed Chairman Houston
landed TO Judge Marshall this morn
" but the Judge retained It In his pos
ssslln ana il did not become part of
w formation made public
ENTRANEoUs MATTER.
ne bank case has been made ex-
p'lonal perhaps as much through the
AeIleclion of eNtraneous matter into
N on account of the case Itself, The
WV 10 make IL serve the ends Of "A
ssung ring of politicians who de-
sau tot their stock In trade In rouslne
ssOnlsms, and using club on all
.~ oppose their methods, the hiring
private sleuths to follow other
uQs the spreading Of stories
sp ugh the agency of sam Dowse and'
| private sleuths, and an attor-
AZ with political ambitions. have all
wv as humors or tragedies of the
from the happy lool, on each iurnr'a
as he left the court room this
Nnhg 1t was easily atpRrent thai
", honth's respite given them Is very
come one Juror was not present
fh Clerk Jerrold Letchor called tho
P" This was Mr.. Beal Of Hphram,
Lad n'ylouslv excused on account
he serious Illness Mt his home In
tapelc county.
understood that when the jury
"nyenes witnesses VIII be called
, sn New York and possibly from more
oN places Besides the jurors only
M, persons have been I'm touch with
MIX. Investigation, They are Y, S.
|ps Ally Booth and Asst. Dist Atty.
|N1. AclreR. and both will continue
|by H. Eork during the recess granted
'uose Marshall
piIOsE INDICTED.
Nrt am ltopDeiy case ~fhfllal re-
pann med with request that jury be
a recess until June 10 at II
lp % ~ indictments,
PIN. lea There's Puolos nud Peter
l6,,s Tor stealing letters from the
sl9Hlee box of the Ramberger Coal
A,,Hhy for appropriating money
hg contained. and for stealing a
~ lhe said box for the purpose
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