The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-20

bridges were washed away. The Kaiama-
| zoo and Black rivers arc lar out OF
! their banks and rising.
LANCASTER. Pa. April 19,-The Iittz
! National bank Of Lititz, Pa. failed To
open It's doors today. II had a paid
! banks condition has been prepared and
| the only information so far Vouchcd Is
that the institution had made some bad
investments.
| WASHINGTON. April 19.-Thc cases
brought by th" government against the
toal carrying roads involving the consti-
/ tuuonality OF The commodities clause of
the Hepburn railroad rate law were not
decided today by the supreme court Of
the United states. The decision has been
! expected for some weeks.
MADISON, y. j.. April ia cable
gram was received today by the board
OF foreign missions OF the Methodist Epls-
Copal church from the Rev. Harry Comp
ton. missionary at quito. Ecuador. an
nouncing that he had been attacked by a
mob and severely injured.
Los ANGELES April 19.-That tho ac-
tiou OF the bakers OF Los Angeles I'm
combining and putting up the price OF
charged against James A. Pattcu AT Chi
cago Is the statement today OF s. w.
Green, city scalcr Of weights. Green says
that the bakers arc taking advantage OF
the people.
NEW YORK. April l9,-Somo mystery
as 10 tho plans of the Prince and Princess
Engalitchoff followed the princes ar
rival today. The prince was met at the
dock on the steamers arrival by William
u. Sargent OF Orange. y. J.. his brother
in-law, but inquiries At SHrgcnts home
and office ak to the whereabouts OF the
prince and princess brought forth no In
formation,
yVkSuI<CTo< Anri u Moro than
million acres OF land were today re-
stored TO the public domain by Secretary
Balllnger. or the total acreage restored.
400. 600 acres are i'm the Billings and BoZe-
man land districts I'm Montana: 100000
acres I'm the Bozcman, Great Falls and
Hama land districts. also In Montana, and
$4,000 acres i'm The Evanston land dis
trict in Wyoming.
HELENA. Mont. April l9.nIhe wife Of
tanned by federal customs officials AZ
Sweet Grass. Mont. according TO adviccs
received here TO-DAY and II Is proba 6le
courts. Schlitz. along with the girls
mother, was indicted for holding Marie
Swain FOR immoral purposes. The Swain
family was deported.
PORTLAND. or. April l9.-The iSsu-
ancc Of the subponeas today developed
the fact that tho interstate commerce
commissions hearing in the matter Of the
alleged merger Of the Union and South
crn Pacific railroads, which is TO take
place here. Will be instituted May g. The
federal authorities refuse to give INC
names OF the persons who have been sub
poenaed.
OTTAWA. Ont, April 19,-ThG qnes-
tion as to jurisdiction over HcChatc
straits on the Pacific coast OF Canada. he
tween Queen Charlotte Islands and Brit
ish Columbia. Is likely TO become an ac-
tive issue within n short time. as these
Canadian nlCGpE
OF territory. and the dominion claims
they arc as much her exclusive property
as Long Island sound is the property Of
the United states.
GILMAN, Mo, April 19.-J. B. MarlSe,
wealthy stock raiser living near here.
Hand" demanding that hc place $4,000
in certain safety deposit vault in Den
yer as ransom for his three children.
now attending school IN Kansas City. I'm
less the demand is met, the letter which
was postmarkcd Kansas City, declares the
children will be murdered.
TACOMA. Wash. April 19.-Judec
Hanford OF the United States court to-
day decided the tide lands case. In
volving hundreds OF thousands OF dollars
ent owner and against the Indian claim
ants. The suit was begun many months
ago under authority Of the Indian bureau
at the request of the attorneys for the
Indians. The suit created great interest
as Il involved hundreds of acres of land
some of which has for years, been occu-
pied by large mills and railroads.
SPOKANE. Wash, April l9-F V.
Brown OF Seattle. general counsel of the
Great Northern railroad and A. j. Lang
horne, his assistant. appeared. before
Judge Bueneke today to answer the
charge Of contempt OF court for refusal
pany's files showing the correspondence
Of former Counsel j. =. Gordon in dam
age cases. Judge Hueneke decided that !
Brown and Langhorne were not in con-
tempt. as the subpoenas were TOGO sweep
ing in their demand for letters and docu
ments.
WASHINGTON. April l9.-Represcnta-
tives OF the salmon packers industry and !
Of the National Wholesale Grocers' asso- !
citation were today heard by the board
partment of agriculture in opposition 70 |
the boaud's recent decision that all
salmon, when canned should be labeled !
with their common name 1t was argued |
by the interests represented that the de-
cision Is capabln OF misconstruction and |
they asked that. the board roadjudcate its
ruling. The board took the matter under |
NEW YORK. April l9.--In Rudolf Aur.
4 bookkeepsey, who was found wandering
aimlessly along the streets OF Brooklyn
Yesterday surgeons OF the Norwegian
hospital, think they have one of the most
~o,hP'..Nf. cases on record OF cOmDlncu !
iphasl2 and agraphs. lie can remember +
loso1ytely nothing OF his previous life /
mo after taking drink of water lost |
4 * power Of speech. Now he cannot even
Srlte his impressions on paper. 1t is be-
tleved that brooding over separation from
his wife caused his breakdown.
Rose stahl Makes Good.
LONDON, April 19.--Rose Stahrs per-
formance Of the CHORUS Lady at the
Vaudeville theater tonight commanded
the enthusiasm OF the play-hardencd Lon
don first-night audience from beginning
to end. There were many curtain calls
and Mis- Stahl was compelled To make
speech. Some of the leading critics speak
of her as genius