The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-16
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ALBANY. y. Y, April 15.-The assem-
bly, today passed bin TO prevent the
sale in this state OF the pumage of any
specie Of the heron family. The effect
OF the bill viii he TO do away 9itb the
sale oi the aisrette for women's hats,
ASTORIA. or, April 15-Senator c..
W Fulton sent a telegram to President
Tart today declining the pro1cred ap,
minister plenipotentiary TO China. He
has resumed the practice of law.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-Carrying out
their pledge for a cleaner Washington.
society women We're out I'm force today
supervising the clearing of the streets
OF the city OF all floating paper and de-
The scheme was inaugurated by the wo-
men of the Twentieth Century club.
CHICAGO. April 15.-Another BLACK
Hand outrage was made known by the
police today. They began searching FOR
blackmailers who last night fred two
shots AT Petro Mantalbane, a prosperous
baker and grocer while he was al work
in his shop, Mantalbane had received
threatening letters demanding money.
WASHINGTON, April l5-Tt was de-
cided at iodaY's session ot the executive
council of the American Federation OF
Labor that organized labor and all re-
form forces he urged TO organize 10 in
nuencc. congressional candidates at the
next election 10 declare for labor lcSis-
lation.
WAsHINGroN. April 15.-Upon the
request of Lieut.. II, A. Evans, the sec
rntary of the navy today appointed a
court TO investigate the conduct Of Lieut..
Z w. Osborn of the monitor Cheyenne.
Lieutenant Osborn is charged ny Licuten-
ant Evans it is said. with having been
the cause of the separation between Evr
ans and his wife.
WASHINGTON. April I5.-Treasrry
estimates for the fiscal year beginning
July ]. 1910 must he ready for submis-
sion 10 Secretary MacNcagh on May I. six
and half months earlier than formerly.
Mr.. MacNeagh proposes 10 make a thor
oush examination into the treasury re-
qurenenis. with view 10 reducing cx-
pcndlturcs.
SPRINGFIELD. H.. April 15.-Only the
negroes who suffered at the hands of
mons during the disorders here last Au-
gust, or their heirs. can recover damages
FOR death or injury from the city under
the statute relating 10 mobs according 10
the decision rendered today by Judge
Creighton. He sustained the city's de-
nurrcrS in the cases Of a number of
white men who were killed OR injured
SANTA, BARBARA Cal, April IA.
/ NJ Gilbert president of the Euda rouu-
dry and Manufacturing company Of Chi
! caso. died last night OF heart failure. Mr.
Gilbert was 81 years old and had been
and daughter Mrs. Stuart Wolcott of
Carplnteria. were at his bedside when
the end came. Ono son. II. T.. Gilbert
Is now in Chicago.
/ DES MONIES. Ia April 15-Today
| Iowa 5 anti SALON.? dance law went info
( effect The law >!as signed by the gov
/ ernor and provides n iinr and a iaiI sen
} gD in,
/ scene, INDECENT. immoral and inp,Ire
| drama. play, exhibition. show or enter
IS left I" the sherilfs and To tho police
/ Of the state.
sT. LOUIS. April la.-Elord u. Carter
! who is wanted at Sacramonto Cal on
, the charge Of numbering his wife was
arrested here tonight by means of cir
culsrs giving his description. Garter
! he shot his wife four times. January 2S
and watched her die, In their rooms al
Sacramento. lie was a jockey at Ascot
and EncTyvillcs il" will return without
! rcquisitiou.
,,,o;l5a NEW YORK, IS ,- April ll5,I,Seys5al em-
| summoned before the federal grand iIry
today 10 testify in the governments in
vostisation of the Panama canal llbc
( Frank Cobb. an editorial writer; Irwin X
Cobb and Earl Harding. a reporter; Toll,
seymour, All employee of the business
department, and William Seymour Z
stenographcr.
ToRREON. Mex, April l5-Thc
bodies of fourteen men. summarily shot
10 death by Mexican troops after drum
head court martial. lie Uncovered in 4
trench on the outskirts OF this city. Th.
troops. under command OF Col Carlos
Gonzales. arc in command of the city
and are guarding a dozen prisoners The
men shot were convicted of participation
in the riot of Saturday night, when tn,
mayors house was burned because hc
stopped u religious procession.
WASHINGTON. April 15.-The cere.
monies INCIDENT TO the removal of thu
body OF Maj. Charles rEnfant the en-.
gineer who. under the authority of Gen.
cral Washington. laid out the plans TO,
the national capitol. from it's present rest
ing place at Green Hin. Nd, TO Airing.
ton. Va, will be conducted In the capi
:ol rotunda April 2S The body will II.
in state In the rotunda during the morn
ing. when addresses will be made b,
Vice President Sherman and Embnssa
dor Jusserand of France.