The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-17

placing the stock on the Paris market.
ly from French steel manufacturers
PITTSBURG. June 16.-More than
200 skilled workmen. members OF the
American Sheet and TIN Plate company,
Will quit work June 30. at which time the
| "open shop" order of the company be-
comes effective. Many unskilled work.
men Will also he affected. The decision
to take this action followed special con-
ventlon held here.
| DENVER. June i6.-The body OF one
workman is believed to be still buried in
the wreckage caused by the explosion in
| the power plant OF the Denver Gas and
| Electric company last night. He Is
| Frederick Gettner. an electrician At the
offices OF the company this morning II
jured and q loss OF s250.Oo0 CAUSED, 4
searching party was at work all night
for the body OF Gettner.
Los ANGELES, June f6.-The prelim-
mary hearing OF Harper l.. Bennett,
renl estate agent charged with admlnis-
n ap2 2is9n sansn sH 'i beT T, eaib on
- last, was begun today, Mrs. Bennett
died supposedly from eating canned chile
con carne and Bennett himself claimed
TO have been made seriously III at the
same time by the same cause. He subse-
quently sued a grocery firm for $4,000
damages.
NEW YORK June 16.--A resolution
calling for an effort to prevent, as far as
possible, emigration of workers from one
country TO another during periods OF In
dustrial depression or the existence Of
trade disputes, adopted by the
American Federation OF Labor at Its ses
president Of the Railway Telegraphers.
was elected eighth vice president Of the
council today, succeeding the late Max
Norris.
DES MONIES, juno 1e.-The United
Norwegian Lutheran convention here to-
day rejected the offer of Des Moines OF a
$4,000. II the new seminary for girls be
located In this city The seminary VIII
not be built for several os years oo DR.
kane, Wash, was called TO the chair OF
science at Stolafs college, st. Paul a
college will be established at saskatche- |
wan Canada.
DETROIT, Mich. June 1e.-The ma
tional council Junior Order OF United |
favor of more stringent immigration laws
as a move against Black Hand socie-
ties. Resolutions also were passed pro-
viding for a change in the orders ON
blem. to avoid resemblance to the Ma
sonic emblem; recommending change
in the name of the order, subject TO n
any member engaged in the wholesale or
retail liquor traffic automatically relin-
luishes membership.
WASHINGTON. June 1s.-oishonest
wholesale liquor dealers who substitute
inferior "doctored" whisky for aged
whisky in distillers' original packages,
oearing government warehouse and tax
paid stamps, will hereafter run the risk
IF the seizure Of their goods by revenue
agents. A decision TO that effect was
Jams OF the internal revenue bureau. VINO
'rdered the seizure of all distillers' rack-
lges when by chemical test it shall be
hown that other spirits than those IN
pected had been substituted.
GLENDIvE. Mont, June 1G.-'Though
he coroner's jury today reached a ver- ;
let of suicide, there is yet much mystery
he death OF Alexander Atkinson. who was
ound by nelghbors lying dead on his PED
n his rough ranch home. eighteen miles {
rom this city. The. man had evidently
cen dead for several days. for his body
vas in state of advanced decomposition
yhen found, and yet two boys cla i'm they I
ey on Sunday He had come to his :
cath by pistol bullet wound In the
orehead
ames II. Brady of Idaho has requested 4
he navy department to send the battle t
hip Idaho here on Idaho day at the iair 1
o receive the silver service that the inter- :
state will present Representa-
ions have been made to the navy de-
artment by the Idaho congressional dele I
alton that II the battleship Is at anchor T
, Seattle harbor not less than $4,000 {
eopie Will come from that state to see @
he ship and take part in the celebration
Idaho day The inhuenGe , brought m TO
rented by requests from the senators and b
ongressmen of the Pacific slope. V
sHANIKO. Or. June 16.-A drunken q
egro porter on the wool buyers special ,
ar which was sidetracked In this place !,
uring the wool sales. carly today shot i
nd seriously wounded Bernard H. Trum- o
ull, commercial agent OF the Illinois s.
entral railroad. with headquarters at q
ortland and John S. Mclaughlin, tray n
ling freight and passenger agent OF the
rain. the bullet taking an upward course, "
nd Mclaughlin was shot In the side and T.
e. The injured men were taken by spe- n
al train to The Dalles for treatment T
he negro, whose name has not been =
armed, escaped to the hills. y posse is - =,
pursuit l,
LIMOS PRIMARY 5;
ELECTION LAW INVALID d d
SPRINGFIELD. H.. June 16.-The n
Ipreme court today decided that the
rimary election law was unconstitu-
onal.
CHICAGO. June 16.-The primary h
W. declared unconstitutional by the b.
ate supreme court today is the third a
ate primary law which has been de- d
ared invalid by the highest tribunal Il
the state, The law was passed by the d.
orty fifth general assembly. 81
In the workings Of the law objection p'
as made to the cumbersome machinery Fl
hicb it occasioned and to the restric- ii
ons which were placed on voters before ?,
ley were eligible to participate in the +
-imary Criticism was also raised on p'