The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15

business taken up. Several special commit
tees were appointed. and arrangement will
be made to secure a permanent meeting
place.
Flashes From the Wire
SIOUX CITY. Ia. May 14.-Mrs. Emily
s, Nettleton. a real daughter" OF the
revolution, died here today at the age
of 81.
GREAT FALLS, Mont. May 14.-WiN
Poe former city auditor of Williston. y.
D.. arraigned yesterday on a charge OF
embczzlement of city funds and released
on bail. was today rearrested on charge
OF cmbezZling county funds while acting
as justice of the peace,
GREAT FALLS. Mont May l3.-Peter
C. Yeager, laborer. was instantly killed
this afternoon by falling from a scat
fold in the Boston and Montana'S huge
smokestack, at their smeltcr in this city,
Ycagcr WAS standing on beam. engaged
in tearing down the scaffolding, when the
beam gave way with him.
KEY WEST, Fla. May 14,-In an ex-
at Codjocs Key, about twenty miles
from here, the Key West extension
Of the Florida East Coast railway. three
men were instantly killed and twelve
badly injured. 1t is believed that 9th
ers were blown to atoms, as 700 pounds of
dynamite went of.
BUTTE Mont. May a.-The mancIed
body of James Moore, waiter of this
city was found lying beside the tracks
OF the Oregon Short Line This morning,
several miles south OF Silver Bow. Moore
is supposed 10 have fallen from the
southoound pa,ssensGr zen, r. train train HIS bod.
cred and an ear slashcd off,
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, May 1f-Bos-
ton will be the next place OF meeting of
ternational Alliance and Bartendcrs' In
ternatonal League OF America, Boston
received l!S to l55l votes for Spokane.
r. j. Sullivan. Hartford Conn, was
chosen general president, and Robert Hes
keith, Seattle, first vice president,
BOSTON, May 14.-Banllruptcy pro-
ceedings against the Boston and OaXaca
Mining company were dismissed today on
the ground that the appointment of
receiver by the federal court at Pierre,
: D, last January was for the purpose
OF protecting minority stockholders. The
petition for bankruptcy was brought ly
three Boston banking companies.
HACKENsACK. n. J., May 1l.-Fivc
persons, four girls and a young man.
members of a party OF eight, were
drowned tonight when a boat in which
they We're attempting TO cross the Hack
ensack river, during a storm, capszcd.
The remaining three swan to the shore
Those drowned were: Catherine Hoffman,
Mary Sashs, Lizzie Sinaneck, Mary Mo-
ranzi and Peter Hollowinsld.
NEW YORK, May l.-Harry Reebe. a
Lander. Wyo., cowboy with Buffalo BIZ
severely bruised last Monday, being
stepped on by a horse ridden by a fellow
cowboy, Partial paralysis developed and
death followed, Surgeons at Bellevue
lOSDitIl BppDp tonight
that they eblieved he died Of paralyt!c
rabies rare form Of the disease He
was q years old.
RAWHDE. New May ia-Percy Stan.
ley, former Colorado mine owner and the
owner Of valuable mining property here
pltal. Little is known OF his relatives
1t is said his father is wealthy and liyea
in Australia. He refused TO, give, any
information on the subject when dying
although urged by his brother Elks and
Masons to DO so.
KANSAS CITY. May 14.-Wabash pas
scnger train No. ran through an open
bridge into Bull creek. near Randolph,
twenty miles east of here, tonight. The
engine, baggage and mail cars fell into
the water A telephone message from
Randolph said several trainmen were
missing, but that no bodies had been
found, The accident was caused by a
washout The Wabash Offices here re-
ported that their advices showed several
injured, but that 10 names were avail
able.
SAN Juan, Porto Rico. May Little !
Republican territorial committee has ap-
pointed the delegates to confer with
President Taft and congress regarding |
the recommendations embodied in the |
presidents recent message on Porto Rico |
and To protest against the restriction OF !
powers of Porto Rcans under the For |
akcr act The committee claims that the |
prevalent I'm the island /
was created by the UnionistS.
WALLA WALLA. Wash, May III /
Showing the effects of its hard trip across |
the continent. the Thomas pathfinder car,
picking the route for the New York-to- |
Seattle automobile race. arrived here at !
s 30 this afternoon, The car was escort
ed by twenty-five automobiles which !
had gone over seventy miles TO meet A.
The car was due here last week, but had
bad roads in southern Idaho, which de-
layed II. il Will resume the Journey TO
Seattle early in the morning,
Pressmen and feeders wanted-Thc
F. w. Gardiner Co., 2l6 So w. TEN
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