The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-27
Flashes From the Wire

Flashes From the Wire
Pearson, the Chicago philanthropist, was
| discharged from n local hospital today
| where he had been seriously i'll for more
than a month. He left Immediately for
| Chicago.
! BOHEMIAN. Mont. April 9G.-Sherlfl L..
e.. Heck OF Salina. Kan, arrived here
| This afternoon and took charge OF Jo-
seph Gottc, who is wanted at Salina IN
| connection with statutory offense. Got
tie was arrested in this city several days
ago.
LOS ANGELES, Cal. April 2G.-Fortv-
Tive orange growers from Florida arrived
here tonight in three special ears and
They are here TO study methods of Call
fornia- growers OF handling and ma rkct-
Ing oranges,
Memoria! day was observed here with all
the dignity and reverence that has char
acterlzed this occasion, for several years
The graves Of the Confedcra te dead were
decorated and the schools ard business
houses were closed.
FORT WORTH. Tex, April GA
movement has been started 10 induce w
II. Pickering. president OF the school OF
astronomy OF Harvard university. "a make
arrangements for. signaling Mars from
atmosphere. level ground and large unin-
babted areas OF the sections make the
conditions perfect.
schooner rlgsed oil barge Rholerick Dhu
which left this port yesterday went
ashore carly today ON Point Pinos, at
The vessels destination Tho Elpip rick
Dhu, which was empty, had ON h<Ird
Captain Haskins and crew OF nine men.
all OF which were saved.
WASHINGTON, April 26.-The supreme
court OF the United States decided In IA
vor OF the United Fruit company in q
Panama company. which sought TO pro-
cure $4,000. 600 under the Sherman anti
trust law because Of damages said TO
have been done by the combination OF the
United company With other companies.
COLUMBUS. o.. April 26.-h letter re-
ceived here today from Lorraine Wright.
brother Of the inventors, stated that his
brothers would not fill any pu6lic en-
gagemcnts In this country this year.
They VIII carry out their contract with
demonstrations at Fort Meyer and after
that Will return TO Europe.
SAN FRANCISCO, Apru &c. II.
hat manufactures of Yonkers. N Y. who
was arrested at Grass Valley yesterday
on warrant changing him with having
bank in which. il is alleged, he had no
funds. was brought to this city today
and is In the city prison.
WASHINGTON. April 26.--Bul for carly
adjournment because of the illness or j.
&. Campbell Of san Francisco: OF counsel
for John \. Benson OF that city. on trial
N 1i Ilul Ina, cd III
bribery. the government probably would
have Completed rs case today Mr.
Campbell is expected 10 be present when
the case is resumed tomorrow.
BUTTE, Mont. April 2e.-The county
clerks and recorders Of Montana opened
organization will be effected having Tor
It's object the framing OF rules which
VIII make more uniform inc fees IN the
various offices, The question OF extend
ing taxes Is prominent before the clerk S
convention. G. l.. YOUNG. clerk of Flat
head county, is behind the organization
moveme.L
NEWARK; y. J.. April 2G.-,Rcar Nd
retired, died a his honc III East Orange
Ter retired from. active service IN No
veulber. 1898. He was graduated from
tho naval academy in 1876. and served
with distinction during The Civil war. par
ticipatnG in both attacks on Fort Fisher
and In other notable engagements. He
was comma udeT chief OF the Pacific
fleet in 1878.
TOMBSTONE, Ariz,. April 2G--In the
United states court here Ricardo +. Ma
gon, Antonio ]. Fllare8l and BibradD
Rivera were arIa aigned today on indici.
mont for having violated the neutrality
laws and abettine "A revolutionary move
ment against Mexico. They were granted
until Thursday TO enter a plea. and were
IcInsn nded TO jail. Manuel Sarabla, joint
ly Indicted with th" three prisoners, bu,
out on $1,000 bond. did not appear and his
bond was ordered forfeited Sarubias 5
whereabouts is unknown
NEW YORK. April 96.-Two hundred
of tho habtats of the famous Hotel
Mctropoe. at Fortysrcond and Broad
way. said good bye 10 the old place las;
night IN n farewell banquet I'm The Rath-
skelIer The hotel. which has been head
quarters for years for hcatrical people
and sporting mcn. will he torn down at
once to make WAY for a gian, sRyscrapcr.
Among those nj the farewell supper last
night were James j. Jcffrics. James i.
Corhett. George Fuller Golden big Tim"
Woods. Leila Mcintyre and Nora Baylcs.
DENVER. April 2s,--According 10 a Re
publican snecial iron, Basin, Wyo. con-
nsn Trinll, the cowboy arrested for COM
picity I'm the Tenslcep shcep camp raid.
III which three men were murdered. had
made complete confession. naming
the assassination. TTo of this num-
her. prominent ranchmcn. have Jlsap-
pearcd. and tho others arc being held un-
der surveillance by the shcriff's dcpu-
ties