The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10

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WASHINGTON, June 9.--Through the
Of the final report OF Maj Gen. Thomas
H. Barry. tho official record OF the work
OF the Cuban army ot pacidcatIou is
complete.
CHICAGO. June 9.--LaZarus SilVerman.
q pioneer banker and linapctcr OF chi
caso. who is credited with originating
the plan for the resumption of specie pay :
ments In 1878. known the Sherman
bill, died today, aged 20 years
James McCrea OF the PENNSYLVANIA rail-
road. his wife and dauGhter. and Nv.
and Mrs. w \. childs OF P!rtsburg vis-
ited the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
today
PORTLAND, or. june a;-Comrletc
unof1cial returns from Mondays cleo
tion in this city give Joseph simon, Re
publican. for mayor, n majority of "a
votes over his four opponents Iho &c
publIcans carried every office voted FOR
by decisive plurallttcs.
NEW YORK. June "a plan for re-
firing the 5000, 0c0 OF per cent pre-
fcrrcd stock of the Savannah Electric
Railway company and replacing IL by an
issue of bonds. was considered at tn"
monthly meeting Of the directors OF the
| 'oiHPdhN loua3.
ALBANY. y Y. June e-Joseph Floria.
an Italian. was arrested today after ho
had called = Ihes residence of Bishop r
NJ \. Burke OF the Catholic diocese.
! where he is alleged 10 have made
threat that he would shoot the bishop.
Bishop Burke was in Troy at the time.
SPOKANE. Wash. June 9.-Construc
ton work began today OH an ipdcpend
Ont telephone line from Spokane TO Seat,
tie, which is being built by the Local
a new corpora ton. of which +. p. Woods
OF Occur d'Alene Ida is president
! DIES MONIES. Ia. June 1.-TWO thou
sand delegates were in attendance at IT,
opening today Of the twentieth annual
convention Of the United Norwegian
Lutheran church of America, Rcpresen-
OF the foreign mission countries We're
present.
PORTLAND. on. June 9.--Memhers of
tho Modoc and Klamath Indian tribes
have filed complaint with the secretary
OF the interior against II. 6. Wilson. In
alleging neglect in the education OF their
children and naming other alleged Of
fenses for which they ask his removal,
NEW YORK. June 9.-Ten thousand
public school children of New York City
will he examined by the health authori-
ties i'm a general cndeavor TO ascertain
whether there is any basis for tho asser-
ton made by Or, T.. e. Nlcholl before the
American Medical association at Allan
tic CITY. that IS per cent OF the pupils
are victims Of the alcohol habit.
PORTLAND. Or. June 9.--rhe striking
feature OF today's programme in connec-
tion with Portland 5 annual rose festival
was parade OF 800 decorated aUtomo-
biles The line or march was over four
miles long and the parade covered twenty
miles. over one million rose blooms.
valued at $50 000 We're required to doco-
rate the automobiles.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.. June a.-The
American Medical association. through
it's house of delegates. went on record
today as opposed 10 the use ri ben2oate
OF soda. or any other preservative in food
products. The resolution Will be taken
cinnati and presented directly 10 Presi-
dent Taft who Will be asked to support
the legislation barring their use.
BOSTON. June "a verdict for the
defense was given in tho supreme court
today In the libel suit of former Judge
Henry II. Dewey against FIVE members
Of the Good Government association, In
which $40. $50. 900 damages were asked
The suit was the outcome of statements
alleged TO have emanated from the Good
Government association In the mayoralty
campaign OF 1905. when Judge Dewey was
candidate for mayor.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, June 9-After re-
clecting Cen. Clement A. Evans COM
nander- in chief, over his protest and
lcctlnE Mobile Ala, as the next place
OF reunion. the United Confederate Vet
Grams adjourned their business meeting
tonight The parade will he held tomor-
row and will close the reunion. The
only other candidate for COMMANDMENTS
chief placed In nomination was Gen. VII
liam l.. Cabell, commander of the Trans-
mississippi division.
STENENSNILIsE. Mont. Juno a-The
body of Charles Carlson a FInlander
who had been missing from his home for
more than two days. was found this aft
crnoon in Sweeney creek. between Stcv-
cnsville and Florence. within a quarter
OF mile OF his home. In driving home
a washed-out bridge and was drowned.
His buggy was found lodged against the
bank or the creek near where the body
was recovered.
BUFFALO, \. V. June a.-The sixty
sixth annual conference Of the national
charities aud corrections has brought
together body of men and women en-
inent In the study or the means OF car
Ing for or reforming detectives and incor-
rigibles, aiding the deserving poor, edu-
9ting the ignorant and reforming trans
grcssors. The gathering includes repre-
scntatives OF all crceds, Ernest BiCknell
OF Washington. president OF the confer
ence. will speak on Disaster Relief and
Its Problems" tonight. Mr. Richnell had
charge OF relief work following the San
Francisco earthquake and also was sent
TO Mcssina,