The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
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After cutting all telegraph and tee-
phone wires entering the town or Paoli,
Okla; robbers early Wednesday dyna;;
S3S00 In cash and escaped A posse
started In pursuit.
Emmett Delton Williams. a direct de-
scendant OF Roger Williams, the founder
OF Rhode Island. died at his home In
Kansas City. Wednesday, aged 81 years.
Mr.. Williams was president Of a paint
company Of Kansas City.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul pas,
senser train. westbound. was derailed
two miles east OF Bayard, Ia, early this
wednesday morning; the entire train
leaving the track; About dozen pas
senEcrs were slightly injured. but none
seriously.
William j Gaynor, mayor elect OF New
York. speaking Wednesday night at Il
dinner, of 200 Tammany Hall spellbind
ers' who took part In the recent munic-
pal campaign, said that the condition OF
financial affairs of the city was bar
barrie and "a reproach TO everyone who
has been responsible for it,
Mrs, Olive Burbank mother OF Luther
Burbank, the hortiCulturlst, whose fame
has spread to Europe and earned recoG-
milton from the learned societies at Ber-
In and Paris. died at Santa Rosa. Cal,
Wednesday, aged 90 years. Mrs. Bur-
hank was native of Massachusetts. but
for the last. thirty-two years made ne,
home with her son In Santa Rosa.
The Cunningham coal land claim hear
Ing, which had been in progress Mt Spo-
kane Wash. for several wocks. ended
Tuesday, so far as testimony au Spokane
is concerned. Under n stipulation OF
counsel, adjournment was taken subject
10 the call OF Commissioner w. ], Me
Goe. When resumed 1t probably Will bc
at Cleveland, o.. where three of the
claimants live,
Edward II. Stublcy charged with using
the mails 10 dcfraud, was found guilty
on four counts in the Seattle federal
court Wednesday. Stubley was convicted
a rs
guests In rooming houses and of having
written appeals In the name OF the per-
sons TO whom the stolen letters were ad
dressed asking assistance from their rel
atives and friends
Representatives from the Missouri
Kansas. Arizona. New Mexico, Nebras-
ka, Colorado and Massachusetts grand
lodges OF the Ancient Order of United
Workmen at Kansas City. decided
Wednesday TO form n new order, under
the name OF the National Ancient Order
ization viii be submitted TO the various
lodges for their approval
Navigation OF the Missouri river was
discussed Wednesday at the Missouri
Bartlett Tripp OF South Dakota and Mai
Edward II, Schultz. an old Missouri riv-
err pilot and army engineer We're the
principal speakers, Major Schultz sur
prised the delegates by telling thom the
government had already spent nine and
a half million dollars on the river since
Despite every effort OF the local officers
aided by outside talent, not the least
trace has been found OF the body OF the
little Conrad boy OF Great Falls, Mont,
stolen from It's grave on Thanksgiving
evening. Many alleged clues have been
followed up. without. any success, and
the officers appear to be no nearer a
solution OF the mystery than they were
a day after the grave robbery, SuppoS-
cd!y the body was stolen for the purpose
OF obtaining reward for its return, but
there have been no efforts made by the
ghouis in that direction.