The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-07

the price OF light, steel rails of from S.
! to 81 q ton.
WATERFOWL. Conn May G.-owng
/ TO an epidemic OF dlphthcria In TAFT
! preparatory school. il has been decided to
close The school for two weeks. bcglnnnIg
Kenneth Monteagle of san Francisco.
DEN1SON. TEX. May. ca tornado
night The Baptis; church and school
house were destroyed and other property
damaged. No casualties have been re-
ported.
GUTHRIE. Okla. May 6.--According to
information received here toaay. there
property as result OF the storm that
struck Ardmore last night. \ heavy wind
dcmoralizcd wire communication for seN,
cra hours. and the report spread that
the town had been destroyed,
WASHINGTON May 6,-The win of
former United states senator William NJ;
today, 1t discloses that he owned no
real estate and l his personal G proGPerty Gdd
is devised TO his widow Mr.. Stewards
debts are said TO aggregate $4,000.
NEW YORK. May G.-sporadic out
breaks OF violence marked the progress
Of the east side bakers strike today. ~
wagon attempting To cross the Williams,
burg bridge was stopped and tne Il,,;ar nreaG
was chased An attack on Harlem
bakery wagon occurred by women.
Meyer today held an extended conterencr
with tho chiefs of bureau OF the navy
department going over with each OF them
the appropriations TO be asked for the
fiscal year beginning July /. 1910 II is
understood that the estimates have been
cut down 10 about the amount appropriI
ated for the navy for the coming hsca'
year.
WASHINGTON. May G.--Advices from
S!tka. Alaska. received here TO-DAY, con CON
deputy marshal OF the Japanese sealing
schooner Kaisen Maru with crew OF
lbFly TS lor l W1HWiuIyi Sn yie5 TiHe baf6re u
United States federal court and, u found
guilty. the vessel probably VIII be con-
iiscated.
DILLON, Mont. May Col. W. II. |
Boule. the aged constable OF Lima VINO |
was charged with murder for the kliIins
of Tony Ennis, am alleged Tough char
actcr al Lima, Mont. was this AFTERNOON |
discharged and the case against nm diS-
missed upon motion of County Attorney
Melton. Every witness for the prosccu-
ton has left the country. Ennis was |
killed by Bouie last November,
WASHINGTON, May 6.-Much inter
est was manifested in Washington today, |
principally at the state department: IN |
the press dispatches from Kingston, -.
w J.. reporting, that the crew on tne
knowles. supposed 10 have been loSt at
sea five years ago, are prisoners IN ven
czucla, where the boat is supposed 10 |
have been driven In storm.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 6.-Accordins |!
10 adviccs received at the Preside 10
u. S. A.. now stationed at st. Louis, VIII
relieve Col T. B. Beirgcr rs head OF the
quartermaster's department OF The army
Col. Beilinger sails for the philippines
August 5 to undertake the direction. OF
extensive government construction work
in Manila.
NEW YORK. May G.--lIammond La
mont, editor of the Nation. died tonight
at Roosevelt hospital following % an opera sa,
cral years in journalism In Albany ana
Seattle Mr.. Lamont was appointed m
structor in English in Harvard nntT@rsiey ,nnc
in 1882. Upon the retirement in 1905 - .
Wendell Phillips Garrison, Mr Lamont
succeeded him as editor of the Natioh}
writer's OF the New York Eevning Post
SANTA BARBARA. Cal, May G.-Eld-
ridge Shaw. the lad brought out here by
in company with her husbands s chaut-
feur, Keno Marble, was ordered rcturned
10 the custody Of his father James r.
shaw OF Boston. n Massachusetts stale
senator, by Superior Judge Grow today
The boy will go back to Boston under
the guardianship OF his grandfather IA.
Fisher Eldridge, who arrived mere idSl
night from New York.
WASHINGTON, May G.-The tender by
Mrs. Matthew r, Scott, prestdent-generai
of the Daughters OF the American ReVS-
luton. of a portion Of the new ContiDeNt-
al hall for the use of the Smithsonian
institutions may develop a conflict he
tween the administration and insurgent
factions IN the society when the national
board meets in June. The hoard Is
strongly ntl-admnistratfon. and IT IS
understood that Mrs. Scotts action VIII
serve To renew the rivalry
SAN FRANCISCO. May 6.-Owing TO
the overcrowded condition Of the vaults
of the United States mint here, and for
the further reason that this Is seaport
which TO store the governments wealth
than an interior city. the government has
Just completed tire transfer OF 500: ooo. ooo
in newly -minted gold and silver to the
vaults OF the Denver mint. The treasure
was handled in transit by the Wrhs-
Fargo Express company and guarded by
sworn in as deputy United
States marStlalS.
WASHINGTON. May G.-Presidcnt Taft
today received a telegram from Governor
General Smith of the Philippines. stating
that he would leave Manila tomorrow for
The president cabied Governor Smith his
on the work he had done
In the islands and on the gratitude he
'has earned from his fellow countrymcn.
both American and Filipino IT has
been persistently rumorcd that upon his
arrival in Washington Governor Smith
may ask to be relieved from further duty
In the islands. where he has served for
Il number of years