The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

in the strike Of machinists of the Bal
timore ~ Ohio railroad were reported
unchanged today.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, June 5.
-Herbert Latham today established
new record for monoplanes. He made
night with an Antoinette machine of
one hour, seven minutes, forty y-seven
seconds
NEW YORK, June 5.-A purse of
5000 was made up tonight at the Fox
Hills Golf club on Staten Island for
professional match, on June 10, be-
tween Alex Smith, national and pres
ent eastern champion, and Isaac
Mackie, former eastern titleholdcr.
PHILADELPHIA, June Sd. D,
Jones of New York, employed as Il
motorman during the strike, died to-
night from injuries received in riot
last Wednesday. Jones was dragged
from a car by crowd, beaten and
trampled upon.
COAL GATE, Okla. June 5.-Tom
bigbeee,, the county jailor here, was at
tackled by two prisoners early today and
compelled to liberate all the prisoners
about fifteen in number, including two
charged with murder. Bigbec was
choked into submission
EVERETT, Wash, June 5.-Christ
Olson, former cashier of the defunct
First Scandinavia bank, was acquitted
by Judge Black of the superior court
today because the prosecution failed to
show that he had accepted money from
depositors with the intent to defraud
LOS ANGELES, Cal, June 5.-Wil-
liam Paul, former superintendent of the
Union Ice company, who a few weeks
ago wandered away from home during
mental ALTERATION and suffered terrible
hardships in the fields for five days, was
today struck by street car and IA
tally injured.
ORANGE, N, j., June 5.-Because he
invited Emma Goldman and Alexander
Berkman, anarchists, to a luncheon re
Gently given by the exclusive May
flower descendants society, Alden
Freeman Of this place has been asked
| to resign from the Orange chapter
Sons Of the American Revolution,
ST. JOHNS, N. F., June 5.-Death
injury and destruction formed a burder
of a tale brought from fishing schoon
ers, which, after long imprisonment
foundland, finally reached various ports
The death was that of man who wa
swept overheard from the schoone
Emma White.
SEATTLE, Wash, June 5.-Chil
| dren's day was celebrated Mt The
| Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition today
Seventeen hundred school children sang
IN chorus in the National ampitheate1
in the morning. One hundred cadets
from the japanese cruisers Aso ant
Soya, accompanied by Admiral Ijichi ,:
band, sang their national anthem.
NEW YORK, June 5.-The Counties
of Aberdeen, wife Of the viceroy o.
ireland, arrived tonight to enlist Ameri
can aid in the fight against tubercu
losis in Ireland. Lady Aberdeen said
''The poorer people of Ireland hav,
sought warmth by shutting OF ventila
tion. There are 10000 victims yea
and the disease has grip on 10000
of the population
CHICAGO, June Sin order TO in
crease facilities for handling shipment
of livestock through this city, in th
transfer from western TO eastern roads
| the Western Indiana and Belt railway
! have decided on the construction O.
! stocl1yards between Keyford, where thi
road connects with the Grand Trunl
railway. and Chandler, where it make!
connection with the Wabash
| PHILADELPHIA, June with the
calling off late last night of the strike
! of the motormen and conductors of the
| Philadelphia Rapid Transit company
normal street car service was resumed
today on ali lines, There was some
confusion about the car barns in the
early hours in assigning men to various
runs, but these little difficulties gradu
ally straightened themselves out.
BOSTON, June Sin serving al
| eIectment writ constable discovered
the bodies of Walter +. Towns and hi,
sister, Anna L. Towns. in their apart
ments on Center place today. The mar
| had revolver in his hand and n bullet
hole IN his head, while his sister.
throat was cut and razor lay beSid,
her body. 1t is not known whether
| both committed suicide or whether the
woman was murdered by her brother
who later took his own life.
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