The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
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a slcet storm that started Friday
night rendered many communities near
st. Louis practically icebound. Trains
were almost uniformly late Saturday.
| In the city one death and twenty-n
! in niuries were recorded.
Albert Ryan of Los Angeles, former
or~anizer of the Western Federation of
Miners, who pleaded guilty yesterday
to the murder of Otto Miller on July
l6 last, was sentenced Saturday to life
imprisonment,
With the military and special
guards gone to their homes, the Aetna
Standard plant Of the American Sheet
and Tin Plate company, at Bridgeport,
Ohio, where a strike is on. had almost
"A desolatc aspect yesterday, The
strikers maintained pickcts.
1t is proposed by the war depart
mcnt 10 send the Wright aeroplane
owned by the government to some
southern city. probably san Antonio,
Texas, for aeronautical experiments
during the winter. Lieutenant Benia-
min Foulois viii have charge of the
experiments.
Interference with masked high
wayman rs he was about TO hold up
the crew OF a trolley ear early Sat
urday under q railroad bridge in Ger
mantown, Pa, resulted III the proba able
fatal shooting Of John MCGOWAN, one
of four men that came upon the scene
in an automobile.
Many spindles in Massachusetts,,
New Hampshire and Maine cotton mills
will be idle during the latter part OF
the month because of the curtallment
policy enforced by the high price of the
raw material. One large plant. will be
shut down for three days and others
will close for week.
Maintaining that the verdict Of
guilty against the S4O.000,000 Ameri-
can Ice company for forming a mo-
Tuesday, was unfair and against the
weight of evidence, counsel for the
company announced Yesterday that Il
speedy appeal would be taken.
The Southampton home of the late
James a. Herne, actor and playwright,
was destroyed by fire early Saturday
Mrs. Catherine G. Hcrnc, the actor s
widow, and Der son, ''Jack' UeTne,
with the servants, got ont hastily, say
ing few of their effects. The loss Is
estimated at $4,000.
Indictments were returned mt To.
lcdo, Ohio, Saturday by the federal
grand Jury against sixteen Italians
charging them with the use Of the
from John Amicou, an Italian mer-
chant of Columbus. The defendants
are members of the Society of Banana,
an alleged Black Hand organization of
widely extended membership.
The latest arguments to obtain the
release of Harry K Thaw from the
Matteawan hospital were heard Sat
urday before Justice Tompkins at
Nyack, at special term of the su-
prcme court. Willett Hoysradt, Thaw 5
counsel made motion for the trans
fer Of Thaw from Mattcawan TO an
other state institution. Thaw present
ed d long series of complaints against
the hospital management.
As the result of the inquiry of tho
West Virginia state board of regents
into the hazing of Miss Matte Tay.
Ior, a student at the Fairmont normal
school, one young woman teacher in
that school has been denied the privi-
lcgcs of the girls hall and six young
women students are denied many privi-
leges for the remainder of the term.
Miss Taylor reported a few days ago
that-she had been given an ice cold
bath and then her body had been paint
cd red by the ha2crs. The regents hold
that the hazing 'was not of a vicious
character.