The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18

instantly killed this afternoon When ne
lost his footing and fell down an incline
upraise.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-THE United
States, collier Iris, Captain "hitten, ar
rived here today from Guam with forty
six members Of the crew OF the gunooat
Concord.
electing officers for the ensuing year and
selecting New York as the convention
city for 1910. the international Long
shoremens association adjourned sine die
today. L. " OConDor was elected
president.
ST. LOUIS. July 1.-THE Mississippi
river fell four feet In the last twenty
four hours here. Unless wind or rain
storm develops the flood will not cause
more destruction than has been done
The lowlands in southern Illinois and
southeastern Missouri have been over
flowed.
GARRISON, Mont, July 1.-Two Jap
anese section laborers were struck and
instantly killed near the Garrison tun-
mel on the Northern Pacific this morning
be shipped TO Missoula and turned over
10 the Japanese colony there for inter-
ment,
! learned that the negro, Henry Johnson,
held here as suspect In a murder case,
served ten years in Folsom, Cal, peni-
| tentiary for burglary. Johnson is be-
Iieved to have beaten an Irish laborer
named John Jones TO death In a local
dive,
| KALISPELL, Mont. July 17.-There
was an increase of nearly 500 In the num-
Der OF registrations here for lands in the
| Flathead reservation today over yester-
1900, Today there was an increasing
number OF applicants from the east. al,
though in the aggregate Washington and
Oregon are still in the lead.
HELENA, Mont. July 17.-District
| Judge Clements today rendered a de-
cision to the effect that the law passed
by the recent legislature raising the sal
airy OF jailers is not In conflict with the
general law dealing with the tmoluments
of deputy county officials. The, auditor
draw warrants for jailers in the sum
authorized by the legislature.
WASHINGTON. July 17-Leilehua has
been selected as a site for the new army
post which the war department is TO
erect i'm Hawaii II Is In the vicinity of
the present pres, cavalry cantonment Th known as
poses to construct a Encouragement gar
rison post at Bilaran islands department
OF the Visayas, in the Philippines, If con-
pose.
PITTSBURG. Kan. July 17.-Thomas
l.. Lewis, national president OF the Unit
ed Mine Workers OF America. left here
today for the central Pennsylvania coal
mining district. The operators there
cents a ton in the mining rate" said Mr..
Lewis today. I'VE will resist 1t TO the
bitter end. Before they can establish
such reduction they must wipe out of
existence every local miners union in
central Pennsylvania"
or, rY,rT-rt
Tucker, Z. 5. 4. retired. and his bride. bride.
Mrs. Myrtle Leone Platt. widow OF Capt.
Ralph Platt OF the Second Oregon
honeymoon Journey. Captain Tucker say; says
that he will make his home In Seattle
or Portland. Colonel Tucker and Mrs.
day, in the presence OF a few friends.
Immediately following the wedding they
left for the Pacific coast.
NEW YORK. July 17.-One man was
killed and three others badly injured as
a result OF collision of a Long Island
miles from Long Island City. today. The
machine belonged to Archie d. Tappan
Of New York Edward Hurley of Glen
Cllne suffered a concussion of the brain
and Mr.. ,TapPan was Internally Injured
and his leg broken Patrick Monahan
from trestle on which he had walked
to see the wrecked automobile and was
injured.
SEATTLE, Wash. July 17.-According
10 owners OF American halibut fishing
vessels, the recent order forbidding Amer
leans TO use herring bait In British Co
lumb!an waters is intended to force
Americans to put their ships under the
British flag and transfer their business
TO the Canadian side. as one Boston com
pany has already done. The American
fishermen say that Japanese fishermen
are given every privilege over Americans
by the regulations just promulgated by
the dominion council.
SEATTLE. July 1T.-Congregational
churches here Will hold a union meeting
Thursday night TO greet several Jap
anese and American clergymen and mis-
s!onaries. who will arrive on the Jan
anese steamer shinano. In the party
are Rev. ]. II. Pettee and Mrs Pettae
and daughter of Oklahoma Rev H b
Bennett Of Tottori. Miss Alice Ailshorn |
Rev. Is. Nishiosi Professor K. Ashlda OF |
the Dashlsha, kyoto, and Rev. T. Mlya- |
Sawa. president of the CONGREGATIONAL |
union OF Japan. The latter also Is presI- |
dent OF the japanese Y. NJ c. A. and |
Is known as the Henry Ward Beeche. |
Of Japan"
Important Decision.