The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17

MADISON, WIS. April l6-R: {. tal-
senate, left for Washington at noon to-
day 10 subpoena United States Senator
Stephenson and r. II. Sackett to appear
before the senate committee investigating
the senatorial campaign last summer.
NEW YORK. April Announcement
was made today al the Consolidated
Stock exchange that Louis @. Spence,
who Yesterday failed TO pay his balance
at the exchange clearing house, and was
given twenty-four hours to make a set
tlement, had today settled his obligations.
ROANOKE, Va, April 16.-John Craig
was Killed in his home at Roaring Fork
and his two sons. Patrick and Arthur,
aged nine and twelve, respectively, were
II is said Craig had been brutally treat
ing the boys and that while he was
asleep they shot him
LINTON, n. D., April 16,-J. Bierman OF
Strasburg. y D., was tarred and feath
cred and about to be hanged tonight
man is accused of attempting to attack
a nine ycar-old girl. lie was hurried TO
the Linton Jail In his coat OF tar and
feathers.
lowing the address Of Congressman Frank
Clark to the lower house of the leGisla-
ture in defense of his speech denounc-
ing William J. Bryan in congress, the
house and senate today unanimously
adopSd inviting M BTSa9
invitation was sent To Mr, Bryan.
DIES MONIES. Ia, April 16,-Both I'm
perial and Ell Centre experienced three
intervals of several seconds. The first
shock occurred two minutes before
o'clock, Two of the duakes were pre-
ceded by loud rumblings. Buildings were
shaken. windows ratified and dishes clat-
tered, but no damage was done.
Vaille OF Oregon has been selected by
Postmaster General Hitchcock for pro-
motion from assistant superintendent TO
superintendent of the new thirteenth d.
quarters at Seattle. Wash. at a salary
or $4,000 per annum. Mr.. Vaille has been
in the government service since 1871
CHICAGO. April 16-one man was
killed and several others were injured,
two probably fatally, in an explosion in
one of the caissons being sunk h,oasitne on tine
station here tonight. The workmen were
nifty feet under GROUND when Whs9 the ezPie Wa
match while the air was charged with
gas.
WASHINGTON. April 16.--The condi..
the country and practical means OF find
ing employment for this class under ied-
eral, state and municipal governments.
was the principal matter considered at
todav's session of the executive council
Of the American Federation OF Labor.
The whole question was referred TO
President Gompers for turther CONSIDER
alton and action
WASHINGTON. April 16,-Many prom
inent women reported here today to at,
&c hn tCyhi
the American Revolution. which opens
Monday. Mrs. William Cummins story
OF New York, ''insurgent' candidate FOR
delegates from the east, arrived tonight
and established headquarters, Mrs. Story
heads that faction termed the conserv-
against asiar PAMSiT Mrs. Mathew T. Scott of Iln-
nois, the choice of the administrator
forces.
CLAREMoRE. Okla, April 1s.-John
Buliette, wealthy Indian landowner
widely known throughout Oklahoma;
Texas and old Mexico. was asssssinaassea SIs nasea
here last night. The assassin escaped.
Bullette was to have been married In
the near future to Miss Pearl Eddleman.
at Muskogee. No motive is known for
the crime. The shots that killed Bullette
were fired through window
. BOSTON, April 1s.-The Agawan mea-
dows. opposite Springfield, were from
eight to ten feet under water today,
and in west Springfield some OF the
houses were completely surrounded by
water and cellars were flooded. The use
OF powerful pumps in factories on the
Springfield side Of the river alone pre-
vented a number OF factories from being
forced to suspend operations The paper
mills at Brunswick, Me, were shut. down
today on account of high water IN the
Androscoggin.
DRAGS BODY OF HIS
DAUGHTER FROM POOL