The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18

burg was arraisned and pleaded not
guilty.
NEW YORK. Nov, 17.-Treasurer
George r, Sheldon and Chairman Hitch
cock were In conference several hours
today, Mr.. Hitchcock stated after the
meeting that the contributors to the Re,
publican campaign fund probably would
be ready for publication on Monday. 1T
Is tremendous Job he said.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 1.-Two persons,
a laborer and a boy. were killed and six
others injured as Il result OF an explosion
OF gas In the basement OF a commission
house IN North Walnut street today. The
building. three-story structure. occu-
pied by the Kellogg & Phillips Commits
sion company, was partly wrecked. The
injured will recover.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-The comp
troller OF the currency has been advised
i2ens National bank OF Monticello, Ky.
on account Of a shortage of over $4,000
In the cashiers department. The bank
has a capital Of $4,000 and total re-
sources OF about $4,000.
PITTSBURG. Nov. I'm. NJ. Garland,
surveyor OF customs. denied today hav-
ing received a ring which is reported
the Abruzzi to Miss Katherine Elkips.
He declined to say, however. whether
any one of his appraisers had received
such a package from the poStofficc au
thoritics for appraisal.
NEW YORK. Nov. 17.-The big gov
crnment warehouse, used as a medical
supply storeVoom for the department of
the east At 393 TO sos Washington street.
was badly damaged by fire today. The
fire was confined to the sixth floor, where
II started, but fully $4,000 worth Of tents,
blankets. stools and other bedding stores.
were ruined and the first floor flooded.
1t Is believed that medical stores valued
at 100000 in the lower floors escaped
damage.
LEBANON. Mo. Nov. 17.-Rev. ]. ].
Pritchett 81 years old. formerly pastor
OF the Melrose Methodist church In Kan
Los Angeles, Cal, died here today at the
home of his father. after an illness OF
three weeks. Eighteen months ago he
was transferred 70 Los Angeles on ac-
count of his health. and returned to Mis-
souri, last month, Ills wife and two chill
dren survive him.
TOPEKA. Kan, Nov. 17.-It has just
o'clock Sunday morning a pouch contain
! ing registered mail from Kansas City
| to Topeka was stolen at the Rock Island
| depot In this city. Otto Battles, the mes
senSer from the local postoffice fell asleep
at the depot while waiting for the train
TO come in. When he awoke the train
| was in and the sacks naQ been thrown
! of. The registered sack was missing.
The value OF the registered mail in the
| pouch is not known.
! SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 17.-John L.
| Gardiner of Kentucky. who stands ac-
| cused OF the murder of Joseph Corosa on
! the whaler Bowhead In northern waters,
August 80, has been identified before
! United States Commissioner Heacock, and
! tho hearing OF the case set for Thursday,
| The six sailors here as witnesses in the
case were ordered into the custody OF
| the United States marshal by the district
| judge. Gardiner claims that Corosa
! knocked him down In a fight and on gain
! Ing his feet Gardiner struck the negro
! with heavy timber. fracturing his skull.
! Gardiner says that he has an uncle who
is an appellate Judge in Kentucky.
NEW YORK. Nov 1T.-Patrick Ford
editor Of tho Irish World of New York
who was the subject OF an attack IN the
house OF commons yesterday as his ru-
mored approaching visit 10 England with
! O'Mea gher Condor, was discussed. an
| ncuuces that he has not definitely decid-
ed on the proposed Visit and that his plans
are merely tentative He said that the
attack In the commons. during which he
was referred to as IAN advocate of the
use OF dynamite and condoned as a
"man who had been sentenced to death
for the murder OF an English policeman,
was probably caused by u recent speech
of John Redmond. In which Redmond
hoped that they would make the contem-
plated visit