The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23


day afternoon.
NEW YORK May 2-Rcar-Admiral
Raymond p. Rogers. L. s. ~. sailed to-
day to inspect tho various navy wards OF
Europe with a View 20 framing a report
TO Secretary Meyer.
COLUMBUS. O. May 22.-The first
rol-cal vote at the Brotherhood OF Rail-
way Trainmen's convention today was on
the question OF an Increase ot pay to the
deputy presidents, which was allowed.
ST LOUIS, Mo, May 22.-seth w.
Cobb. former congressman and prominent
i'm civic affairs. especially In obtaining n
governrnent appropriation OF $4,000 ;ooo
for the Louisiana Purchase exposition,
died tonight,
PUEBLO, Colo, May 22.-That a mar
riage contracted outside OF Colorado with
In year after one of the contracting
parties has secured divorce I'm this state
is practically null and void was the de-
cisioD OF County Judge F. G. Mlrck to-
day.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-For the safe
keeping Of funds advanced TO distrlbut
inE officers Of the United States army.
the treasury department has designated
the Western Montana National bank of
Missoula, Mont. The bank VIII give $780,
600 security.
DENVER, May 22.-Thc Colorado state
board Of child and animal protection this
afternoon authorized Secretary White
arrest ana conviction OF the parties re-
sponsible for the slaughter of sheep near
Atchee. Colo. on Wednesday,
erty OF the Holy Terror Mining company.
located near here, was sold this after
noon at sheriffs sale to Charles Morgan
of New York City for s1S,25O. The ma
n I'm mi lei a ll'
10000
NEW YORK. May 22.-Forty-two little
patients. suffering with curvature Of the
removed In safety from their ward In
the Kings county hospital, Brooklyn, to-
night while a threatening blaze ragged In
a surgical ward The blaze was quickly
eXtinguished. No one was injured.
SAVANNAH Ga. May 22-Tbe gem
eral assembly Of the southern Presby-
received communication from the Rev.
John r. Fox of the American Bible So
cloCy ecLety; 400 asking for assistance IN raising
equal amount from Mrs. Russell Sage.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, May 22.--At the
meeting Of the Western Association of
chosen as the 1910 convention city. john
w. Barr, Jr., of Louisville, class of 1885.
gas elected ets pIesident p MeGad of
Among the vice presidents elected was
California association-H. T. Muzzy: San
Francisco, class OF 1893.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-AIthoush
recovery from the nervous breakdown she
suffered several days ago will be slow
and and gradual Mrs w Wiiam HaS; IL 5o Taft 1t
night, had spent comfortable day and
ali signs indicate. that she viii fully re-
cover cover her lost strength before her pro
mer home at Beverly. Mass
YANCoUVER, B. c., May 22;-It is
cPs'fMa csso IN She" ST'fs ST. Sa That rarsaG 4e S
about to put on line of steamers be-
tween Vancouver and Seattle. to com
pete with the Canadian Pacific line now
kee road with the Pacific Coast Steam
ship company are intimate and the rail lil.
road could obtain two steamers readily,
AUGUSTA, Ga. May 22,-Following the
receipt OF a telegram from Assistant
Grand Chief Burgess of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers early today. adj
vising him that the trains OF the Georgia
railroad were being stoned by either the
striking iremen or their sympathiZers,
and the lives Of the engineers jeopardized,
General Manager Scott appealed to Gov.
Smith to take vigorous measures to pro-
tect the engineers,
SAN FRANCISCO. May 22.-News from
the wreck of the salmon ship Columbia
in, the Arctic was received today in a
telegram to her owner, Captain Henry
Nelson OF this city, The message said
that the ship. which sailed from this
port In April for the salmon canneries.
was wrecked at Unimak bay. Alaska, on
April 80. and would be a total loss. AS
no mention was made of loss OF life IL
is supposed that all on board were saved.
WASHINGTON. May 22.-Thc presi.
dent today directed the appointment OF
ing the Eleventh infantry at Fort D. A.
vice General Kerr. retired. Colonel Yeat-
man will be retired on his own applica-
tion Immediately after he receives his
brigade command, and Colonel Marion z.
Maus, commanding the Twentieth infan-
try at the Presidio San Francisco, Will
then be made brlgadier general
NEW YORK. May 22-seven thousand
sutfragettes have started out with the
expectation OF obtaining 1.ooo,ooO sigma :
! lures to petition TO congress for the
enfranchlsement of women as special
| celebration of the ninetleth birthday OF
Julia Ward Howe on May 81. Among the
women who arc back of this monster pc
! tition is Mrs. Clarence IL. MacRay. who
| has rented the Garden theater for two
| afternoons a month, when special meet
ines will be held to win recruits to the
| cause,
RENO, New, MAY 22.-The supreme
| court OF Nevada TODAY sustained the ap-
| pointment of George Hall receiver for
/ the Nye and Ormshy county banks, which
| closed their doors more than two months
ago and which have been bone Of con-
| tention In the courts since. Receiver Hall
was appointed by Judge LanEan of the
| district court. at the behest of the state
bank commissioners, Stockholders
sought receiver through n postpone
mcnt by Judge Averill of the district
| court. Frank Golden OF Reno was head
| OF the two banks.
BOSTON Nav ga r. Garrettson of
Cedar Rapids, Ia. was today reelected
grand president OF the Order of Railway
| Conductors. Oakland. Cal, became a can
didate for the 1911 convention Chief
| Conductor Curtis OF the Mexico delega-
| ton left for home last night on an ur-
| gent telegram stating that the recent
! settlement on one Of the leased Ilarrl =
man lines In that country had been par
! tlallv overturned and that certain con-
! ductors were being dlscrIminated against.
| II was not officially stated. hut il was
! limited that "a strike has been authorized,
! IL necessary, TO enforce the agreement
NEW YORK. MAY 22.-An affidavit