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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01
DEATH ON THE DIAMOND.

Detroit. Mich. May 3I--Fred Foilmer.
aged Il years. while playing this after
noon IN Il game between teams represent
ug Sunday schools. was struck over the
heart by a pitched bali and killed almost
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01
CHARGED WITH FRAUD.

Louisville. Ky. May 31-Detectives TO-
day arrested J. r. Walter Brandt. aeed n
years. Who claims TO represent the Ha-
" allan PurchaSl7g company Of Honolulu
on charges OF obtaining moDe- uuder
false pretenses. The police claim mat
Brandt who has fitted 10 a sumptuous
office i'm this city. is a fictitiouslv named
employe OF non-existing company and
that he j. as obtained goods worth 81 O00
from local merchants. Brandt came here
from san Francisco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01

Innings pitched-By Ames, 5; by Thomas,
4. BY Butler, 8; by Osborn, s. Time Of
game hours. Umpire-NcKibben.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01

Allen r. Sanford and George NJ. Sui
ivan have moved their law Offices 70
suite SIS Boston building.
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ALL QUIET AT LIMA.

Lima. Peru. Nay 3I.-Lima - quiet TO-
dav and the abOrtive revolutionary move
Of Saturday has not been followed by any
further disorders.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01
BANDITS BOUND OVER
TO u. S. DISTRICT COURT

Spokane. Wash. May 51.-Chsrged with
holding I'D the Great Northern mail train
at Colbert. Wash. May 10, Bsnton +.
Golfer and Bert Golfer have been bound
over 70 the United states court after q
preliminary hearing before Commissioner
]. ". Marshall Bail was fixed ar 800
each and the men were rCmanded 10 jail
Engineer ". D. Miller identified Ban
ton Golfer as the man who covered him
with a revolver. and Fireman Hall de-
clared he faced another gun with Bert
Golfer behind IT.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01
RAIN AND WIND STORM
IN THE BLACK HILLS

Sturgis s D.. May 3l.-The most severe
rain and wind storm in years passed over
the Black Hills country toddf- Water
sDOuts were reported in some places.
Bridges have gone out all over Meade
county. The streets OF Sturgls are under
water.
Great damage TO property is reported in
this vicinity.
The storm started SATURDAY last. but
was at its height today. Business is
practically suspended and telephone and
telegraph wires are almost out OF COM
mission.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01
CoME 10 LIE RAcEs.

Salt Lake Route. one fare for round
trip to Salt Lake City on sale June
to 6. Good returning TO June Is. All
Utah stations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01
DENVER MARATHON POSTPONED

Denver. May 5f.-The Marathon race
scheduled for Union Park this afternoon,
in which seven long distance runners were
10 have participated, was postponed Rain
had sOftened the course to such an eX
tent that the men decided they would
rather not compete
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01
MURRAY TEAM WINS.

The Murray team defeated the Margetts
Independent team at Walkers field yes
terday by score OF to 8. The batteries
were. for Murray. Cowan and Kelly; for
the Independents, Hummel and Peacock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01
Herald Free Cooking School

opens Tuesday evening a. SIS.
Unity hall.
f5s Second South East
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01
Seventy Riders Start.

= field OF seventy riders faced Starter
". y. Fowler ard these were sent awSN
in punches after the limit men with n
liberal handicap OF eight minutes and
thirty seconds were OF their way Al
though those at the start did not know IT,
the five-thirty bunch held the winner
who. like the other starters was soon lost
TO view I'm the procession that headed
full speed for the lagoon, some thirteen
niles away.
Wessman must have ridden ike de-
mon from the start as he was ueYe
seen from the train until the head OF the
race was reached beyond BOuntiful.
There a lone rider could be seen plug
giug along by himself and 1t later deyel-
Cped that this was Messmans who
crossed the tape riding easy, quarter OF
a mile in front Of the second man. Gill
tart Wilcox. who started thirty seconds
behind him. just five Of the upper mark
men were across the tape when the crowd
at the finish saw three riders coming
down the stretch like the wind. AS they
reared the tape. one Vss seen 70 jump as
in the finish Of q track race and clearly
outsprint his two opponents as he crossed
the finishing line
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01
AMATEUR GAMES.

The IdleWiId SluEgers took AIu1 Creek
into camp yesterday TO the tune of Il 10 Q
on the Mil Creek grounds,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01

The H. Burreus defeated the Oceident-
al Juniors by score Of y 10 : at Lib
erty park yesterday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01

r5S1oTs 30 3 o O '-s
49, ....-..-0 0 o.
SDmmary. - Two-base hits - Cahill.
-r-t9r1s-bsse hit-Nelck. Stolen bases
ITssson. Marshall and Cahill Double
riiso,.eITbomss to Sits. Left on bases
tIeieIs o. Boise. z Hit by pitcher-Stis,
R1tier Base on balls-Off Ames. 9: of
Pie Struck out-By Ames, 8; by
B,Iticr Time of game hours I'm
-Mckibeen
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01
Butte.

SImmary--Lerr on baSes-Butte, H.
salt Lake. T. Stolen bases-Thomas. Cor
bin. Sacrifice hit-Campbell. Two base
nits-Lussi %, 1Ioon %, Whaling. Gard
re- Corbin. Three base hits-Head %,
Thomas. Home run-Goodman. Double
U'ays-rall to Lussi COrbin TO Flick;
TIick 20 Head; Fitzgerald 10 Campbell 70
Nehring; Lussi TO Head. Innings pitched
BY Fender, Is; by Hall, 4: by Nc
Adams. % by Dunn, .; by Hunt. s.
Base hits-Off Pender. Is; off Hall, 2; off
NcAdams, !; off Dunn, :; off Hunt, s
struck out-By Fender. I. by Hall. 7: by
N-Adams, I; by Dunn, ]; by Hunt, l..
Bases on bsHs-Off Pender. .; off Hunt
Wild pitches-Pender. ., Hall J. Time
Attendance-3,1t0. Umpire-Csr-
-e- Weather-Fair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01
Butte

"-|III-aII--LHII on 0a7a--bULJ9, 0-
Salt Lake. G. Stolen basa-Thomas. Sac
r'EiCa hit-Gardner. Sacrifice fly-Good-
man. TwO-bsse hit-Nehriug. Three
base hit-Goodman. Double plav5-Fiics
% LUssi; Dell to Campbell TO Gardner TO
r#JEg raid: Campbell to Dunn TO Nchr-
~. Innings pitChcd-By Hunt. S. by
Dell. Q. Pase hits-Off Dell. 10; off Hunt
Struck Out-By Den. .. by Hunt. .
Bases ON bans-Cff Dell. %, off Hunt g.
WHO ritches-DeI . Hit by pitcher-Ry
Hunt. Fitzgerald. Time of game-l:55- Al
tendsTCe-3. 90. Cmpire-Carnev.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01
n
i L. A. y
IT'S RIGHT
IF IT'S HERE
JOSEPH WESSMAN
WINS ROAD RACE
Frank R. Mccarthy Captures
Time Prize from Charles
ArChboId, Provo Crack.

Joseph Wezsman riding from the 80
handicap marx, rulled down twenty five
leading cycle riders yesterday and w,n
the annual Lagoon road race Fred r.
McCarIhs. TIE Canadian champion. Who
comes to Salt Lake 10 -.de on the local
saucer track, l-iding from scratcn, fin
ished I'm sixth place ana rneEed the tine
Irize, GOV zriBz tho distance in fI.ll.
The annual Decoration day bicycle road
race to the Lagoon drew one Of the
largest crowds fin its history yesterday.
4 train load o. spectators that taSei the
capacity CT the engine from SILT t-ah'.
to Lagoon Was oJt IN full fore tJ watch
this classic event iH T:ahs cycling The
course VAS iu ideal condition. bret % slight
,yind from tbc north greatly inter- red
with the speed o. tie riders and probably
for this reason TO records We're brol.'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01

A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar proof vault Of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co, 90 Up Main
street, 500 per year and upwards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01

Buy diamond and pay little down
and a little every week. j. B. FIatow.
4s T. ID South street.
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EARTHouAkE SHOCKS.

Athens. Greece. May 5f.-An earthquake
shock was experienced yesterday morning
on the Morea peninsula.
The damage was slight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01

Panama, May S1.-A slight earthquake
shock was felt here about s O'Clock this
afternoon. About I oclocI1 this after
noon a much stronger movement oc-
CURED. No damage has been reported.
The weather is extraordinarily hot
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01

A private safe may he rented in the
ire and burglar proof vault NJ the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co. 50 up Main
street, 500 per year and upwards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01
Helena.
Boise

= WATSON out, hit by batted ball
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M. I. A. CONFERENCE.

One fare for round trip all Utah sta
tons on the salt Lake Route
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01

ny tHi+-l IS
Ee-ena .-.... .....c o ? Z 1 liz
Boise q q q q o. 6
Summary .-Tvo-base Insists. Morse
Yarmouth. Murray 90, Harrigan-
--ee-5ase hits-NIarN. Sacrifice flies
use Left on bases-Heleua, s. Boise, 3.
Isse on hslls-Off Anes 3 off Butler, L;
OF Osborn 8 Struck Out-By Ames. J.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01

Do YOU kodak? We finish and also
sell the supplies. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co AZ Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01
Western coney Island.

That's saltair. co out today; you'll be-
lisye il. Round trip. 2ec,
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gictoria 9ipiiion, g. $. e g. 81

92t GoO. 5o2 euerO, @ictoria, 7:3o nabm
gbfabrt-
SO. 3o1-guero. @ictoria. $50 BORN
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SSn Ser @osanitalt 9eoltne.-
oamnn bei Berlin fat iib elm ibme-
rer ltnfal ieltener Mrt ereignet, oe~~
Elm Nfenl6enleben auf Der Stelle
gefoltet uno 5cbn anoere lblper ge-
fobroet bot. Gin @asbeb4lter 1T
9eplabt Gin 9lrbeiter, ser umnt.
telbar auf Der llnfoGitelle ictig
mar, blieb tot allf Dem Elase. 3e.u
anoere Arbeiter pnroen 5lpar nod
lcbeno, aber in 10 beoenflihem 3u=
ltanb bon @aspergiftl1ng fortge-
ibafft bob man Inn ibr gluffonl-
men i'll Gorge lit. Cine ltnterfl
dung iit eingeleitet.
9lus Wlelbolrne, 9lultralien,
miro gerneloet: Ser Yrenier=Mtini-
tier oes Commonwealth, 9ufreo 9ea=
fin bat fiir5lid Der 9iei6sreeierllng
in elmer &abeloepei1e forl1teQ eine
y9reaonougbt" ooer cine olloere
Dem gleiden @ert entipre6enoe 8ci-
iteuer sur @ermebrl1ng Ser SStette
sur Terfiialina qefteQt.
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Sn 2eabenDortb, &anlas, Tano
neulid abenos cine regulGre S1lo6t
5iDil6en Soloaten uno Ypli5t{te!l
Itatt. Gin Eoli5iit batte einen be-
trlllfenelr Soloaten perbaften mol
len, anoere Soloaten fanlen ibrem
&oneraoen 5lt Siilfe, olt6 Ser Gc!i-
silt erbielt llnteritiisltng ur1o 10
elltlpidelte ii6 eill regulares @efeGt
i'll Dem es Gerpunoete alf beioell
Seiten aab SSn SoIse oieies gor-
fcntmniiies lpuroe cine 9lrt geloge
rungs5lltano iiber 2eapenlportb ner=
bdngt.
slus 2ittle 9fod in srfonioS
nnelbet man: Ser 2Siabrige oeutide
aontraftor sloolf 9opf in slrgellta
ipuroe bon eirent 8oli5iiten lpGb-
reno zines 0iiputes meger ciner
Snnoe=2i5ens nieoereeidollen Sic
Roroners <@ei6morenet1 erboben &C.
gen ben Boli5iiten cine s1flage uuf
0foro, 90 Die SbieBerei ablolut I'M
ipur. Ger Boli5ilt ipurbe
obne 3ulaiiung bon 8iireidaft nod
benz @efdnenis geididt.
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sSraneu, Die bemeibet luerben.

9ieie an5iebenoell Srallen oie 10
liebli6 bon @eli6t, Sorm 1lnb Sem-
perament iino, peroen bon oenen be-
neioet, Die ibnen elei6 iein moddcn.
Cine i6pa6e frdnflide Srau lit gler-
pos uno erregbar. llnberoaulidteit
uno gtierell<@ifte 5eigen ii6 in Sle.
den, 8las6en, Saut-4usi6ldgen uno
einem i6ledteil Seint. Sir iolbe
6etpirft @leftrif 9itters @unoer.
0alielbe reguliert Maeen, 2cber,
gfieren reinigt oas 8lut, giebt ltarfe
geerpen, Belle 9lueen reinen Mtbcl1l,
lpel6e ianlnltne Sout uno i65nen
Seint. 8iele rei3enoe Srouen perr
oonfen ibm @eIunobeit uno Sdoll-
belt. SOC BEL alien 9rllggiIten.
9luf Geranloii1n9 ser @un-
oesbeborocn iillo IN Columbus,
Ohio, peitere Serbaftlnagen poa
2euten porgenonlmen uoroen oie
nit oen g9lad Sono" =grpreiillngcn
III Serbinoung lteben iollen. 9fle
Gcrbofteten iino Stoliener.
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gOiuabe 9iierem beruri.ss
d3ea idJfpaben 9Drper.
euSrauf6eiten permriadem sic
S5alfte Der geiuDbnlfden &ranf-
beitem nno ltnpafIidfeiten
Der Seipu1ncr BON San
9futnutn

9Sie Elm idlpa1es @elenf Sic SET
te i6lpadt, 10 idno6en fronfe 9eic-
rem ben galt5en &orper uno fiibrell
einen polltanoigen 3uionneubrllef
berei.
lleberarbeittng, @nltrengrng, gr-
fatrng rno anoere ltria6en per=
leben Die gtieren uno menn oerel,
Satigfeit eingei6rdnft miro, 10 lei
bet Der gan5e &orper llnter Dem lie
berlnaB Ser I'M 8lnte cirfulierenoen
&arnidure.
2eioen, S6mer5ell, S6merfGQiq=
felt unb l1rinir=Storungen treten eill
uno bringen cine itets 5unebmcl.re
Senoen5 5llr 3uderfranfbeit unn
grigbt' geierenfranfbeit. c.
giebt fir ben 2eioenoen oann feline
moere Siilfe.al bur6 Die 9eieren.
9oan's 9eieren 8illen mirfen ci=
reff auf, Die geieren uno beilen ieoc
gderenfranfbeit. &uren oie in Gan
@ntonio po15ogen ipuroen, 1ino Yc-
1peiie bafiir.
Wers. S. 81. 9fiee. 6o1 @ponlitlg
StroBe, San sntonio, Seras, iagt:
ugor ettpos iiber Elm Sobr beganll
i6 nit Dem @ebrau6 bon 0oar's
geieren &inen uno tie 5eigten li1 pcit
GROCER @oltat, inoem iie bic S1n1cr-
gen aus oem 9fiiden entfernten llro
ebenfalls Die &opfi6mer5er, porcn
i6 lebr litt. stnoere in neiner esSa-
Mile ba6en oos S0littel ebenfaas per-
ir6t unb enpfonoen oieielbe lpolt1-
tige @irfrng. gea6oem id 9oal $
gtieren Biaell gebrau6t botte, Sic
mir 10 biel @lltes ertpie1en, erlieB
i6 eine offentli6te 9lnerfen1itng oie=
ies Otittels uno i6 8ogere ni6t, met
ne @orte bon oolnals 5u belt6tieeH.
Sd perl6offte mir 9oan's 9eiercn
9illen pom @erar Drug Store."
Bum gerfalf bet oIen Sdnblerii.
Freis 50 Gents. syoiter-Milbufn
So, Buffalo, SEEM gsorf, aleinisc
s(aenten fir oie Ser. Staoter.
Grinnert gu6 oes 9eanens =
Doans = nnb nebn1t feline anoercn.
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RaNifal beilmma
MerbenI6tpa6e

S6pa6e. nerb5fe 8erionen, eepIaet bon Soft.
nitngSIoltefeit unb ftle9ten GrdunIen, erf35p.
tenben elnSfliiiieH, Bruits, gfii6en> unb sfopf.
ntib @eithts. statarrb. Wlneenbriiden, StubIber.
tnpf1ng Miiioigfeit, @rr0teIt, 8ittern, Sersfloo.
Ten. BrirftbeLIemmune, @enelIf6tett unb Grlb.
s,nto INN eispren ims aus . 0s sI,g s s
dsen 8erinite unb auhere yplseu juaenh, !,
lidcr @erirrmnsem sriinslfdj seleilt mts
Dpile geianbbett itnb Srpbiinn iuteber.
trlangt tperben fbnnen. - Gaus neues
@etlperfabren. Seber ietn eiener 9lr3t.-
9teisS auBerorbeutIi9 tntereiiorie nnb Ie6r.
reide Bun (Deutf9e &nfIaee 19os), fpeId6es
bon Jung unb aIt, Mann iirb Grau, eelefe,
peroen follte, lam eeeen Gtnfenbune bon 26
bon ber
YriuatsGlinii, 1876. 9lp.une
aasru Bnrk, ~. u.
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- Senoet uns @uer gieb uno
erboltet Ben b0dlten @arftpreis :.
ruI6e @rleoigung unh uniere Iner.
fennung. @eo. @. Samubcrs Cont
miiiion Gu., Son 9tntonio uno Sort
@ortb
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Gienic<3eit.

Sm Smni it's ii5pm aientlitJ beiF,
Vpn nni'rer Stirne rinnt Der Ghmeif
Sa it's i'm Sreien fii6l nnb idJDn,
90 lakt nns atIf Elm 9tcnie geb'n.
llno angefpdt tutrh bann 5unteiit,
Wis pb man Sage lang perretft,
Su pieI Jomrage tttttnt man NIT
Die frtid)e Snft madt Appetit.
9a iuirb am graten ni6ts gelpart,
Sa5n Salute manfler Nrt,
uno oann mod SUDDEN titan6erlet-
Die &affeefann' tit aud babel.
Sp stebt man benn Des MprgenS aus,
8errteselt nnb neridJlteft bas Saus,
50 Sir, tute Seniter, Stiid fir Stiit-
Tpr Abenb febrt man nidlt smriid.
ltnb lit her Yicnic= 9lat, erreidbt
Sp itadJt titan's iidj beqnent unb letdJt,
Wsan lagert, ein5eln nnh gepaart,
Sm Sd]atteu fiibler Senfungsart.
@er amf benz 0taien lasert iid,
Der finbet 6ebbugs iiderltd,
9lndl rat idJ hir, sn beinem geit';
sep Dtw ntdbt tn's Nmet1ennefI
3lm Giien lasert man inn 9reis
Sid bin mad alter G1ner,ueis,
ltnn mas man babel leiiten fam
Sm Giieu, itannet Sober au.
Sud) BET bem Giien ftellt iid) banm
NmdJ etn ipliber Smrit tppl an,
ttno iemfsenh Seher babel iprid)t:
Ser Safe tmt's alleine nid]t!
Odd iieb', i'm &prb blenbenb ipeie,
2iest U a m . 8ter ia auf Gis,
llnb sigeiteben ein Seber mnF:
Sett iuirb bas Ticuic erit @enuk!
Sas afamp gier iebcr Se;t
Griuedt bic 2mit nnb Sr1blihteit,
S'rnm p6ne bies, Der @eiie ipritht,
@eb' tdJ aud anf Elm Hienie ntdJt!
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90. 6. & 8. gabm.

anflnft-
yo. -8om Norbeu. .9:15 nqd,m
Slperr r-Tom yeorben. 7:3O porm
Ao. 241-9ouiton etc. -. $3.50 oorm
abfabrt-
No, 4-gfa9 bem Norben. 80 pornt
sSlber"-ylad oem Norben. 900 ila1nl
Nn 244-0pltiton etc 1915 nad,m
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Spf feb, i'm &prb blenbenb weiR,
2iest u I m o 9 ter ia anf Gis,
tlnS 5tgeiteben elm Seber muk:
Sett tutrb bas Ticnic erit @ennk!
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9as Mlamp gier ieber Se;t
@riuedt bic 2uit nub 5r1blidteit,
S'rnm Dbne bies, Der g8eiie ipridt,
0jeb' id) aud anf Elm Hicnie ntbt!
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g. q. & q. g. 8a6n.
g.. $. G 9. q. (Saapt-sinie)

O's q. W " n I9uIIPI=SIlIttJ.
Infunft-
SO. 9-@om Often. 1886 porm
No. 7-Som Often. 80. 900 nod1tn
Io. 1O-@l Taio II. 8elten .7:30 nabnl
Nbfahrt-
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No. S-gea6 bem Often. 11:4O BORN
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Spdl BET bem Giien itellt ii6 bann
gmh ein iuliber Surit tppl an,
ltnb iemfsenh Seber babei ipridt:
Ser Safe tnt's alleine nid]t!
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0eiudJt = oeutihes Wt1bben dls
&06in $50 per Monot. 1903 go.
9llano.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-19
INVESTIGATE DEATH
OF LIEUTENANT SUTTON.
Mrs. sutton Is 70 Attend Sessions Of
Board.

ANNAPOLIS. July ls.-The in
Quiry Of the war department into the
death of Lieutenant James n. Sutton.
Of Portland. Ore. who died from a
pistol wound year ago. supposed
then to have been inflicted with his
own hand. was commenced this after
noon. Mrs. Sutton. at whose instiga-
ton the inquiry is being held. Is in
attendance and Is confident that her
son did not commit suicide, but that
he was murdered. After the court
officers had been sworn Major Harry
Leonard announced in behalf OF the
war department that Mrs. Sutton's
attorney would be permitted to cross
examine the witnesses and that the
same privilege would be extended to
Lieutenant Adams. one OF the army
officers who was with Sutton at the
time of the tragedy.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-19
OFFICERS SEARCH
FOR LEDFORD
Is Wanted on Charge or Threat
ening 20 XIII His
Family.

undersheriR Adams aud Deputy
Sheriff Sawyer returned yesterday
afternoon from Cougar gulch. where
they went In search OF John Led
ford. who Ii wanted for an attemnt
TO kill his wife and children on sat
nrday evening. Ledford resides On I
ranch at the further end OF the gulch
IN thiekly timbered district, and
while Il was carefully searched hy
the oficers yesterday they failed 10
md him. They discovered evil
dence, however. that he had been ii
the home during the night and thar
he had left 10 the morning. They
also discovered that hia route had
led over the mountains toward Pont
Falls. but an attempt to follow the
trail proved useless, and 40 they RE-
turned. Sheriff Bailey. together with
Deputy sheriff sawyer. left today 10
prosecute q further nearch for him.
Wanted 60 KIn Whole FalniIy.
According to information received
BY the oficsrs Ledford 10 IN the habit
OF becoming intoxicated ana on surh
occasions no seems 10 be poasenaed
with a mania TO kin hia family. Ae-
eording 20 their Information, . week
ago he returned 70 his home from
Post Fails, and on this occasion ared
several shots ~ his wife. one of The
bullets clipping q lock OF hair from
her head. Saturday evening he ~.
turned after having been away nj
Post Falls for several days. one 81
bis children was outside OF the house
and observed him coming over the
mountain, and As soon AZ LsdfOrd
observed the child be Is reported 10
have shouted: ''Lok out; ! am GO
Ing to KIN the whole id family, =
and then commenced airing with .
3s-calibFe revolver. The child ran
into the house and informed the
mother and, together with the chill
dren. she fed down a trail and
sought refuge At the home Of
neighbor Empty shells we're found
along the tral over which the wife
and children fed. and IL IL believed
by the officers that he pursued them.
and that as he did 30 he continued
firing upon them.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-19
HEAT KILLS EIGHT
JAPANESE SOLDIERS.

TOXIC, July 1s.-on account OF
the authorities compelling the sol.
diers to drill through the heat wave
that has swept through Japan withiu
the last few days eight soldiers arc
dead. thirty-two are In a dying con-
dition and lis are in a serious con-
dition Considerable indignation has
been aroused because OF the authori-
ties compelling the men TO drill dur
ing the hot weather and a court mar
tial Of the officers in charge Is de-
manded. The ofBeers say that their
idea in making the soldiers drill vas
70 test their endurance. and though
during the maneuVers the men
dropped ike files they were not
stopped. Six are dead at Takasaki.
Twenty-three are dying and two are
dead at Osaka.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-19
READY FOR SECOND
TRIAL OF PATRICK CALHOUN.
Street Railway Man Says He Will Be
Acquitted.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July 10
The attorneys for the prosecution and
the defense today announced that
they we're ready to proceed with the
trial of Patrick Calhoun. the traction
magnate. The charge against Cal
houn is an attempt to bride John
Furey. A former member Of the old
boodling board of supervisors. This
Is the second trial Of the case, the
first resulting in a disagreement on
the part OF the jury. The proseeu-
ton feels that it is in possession OF
evidence that warrants . conviction
The defense. on the other hand. Is
of the opinion that unless a disagree
ment occurs that the jury viii aequit-
Fifty talesmen have been summoned
by the court and the examination for
a Jury will commence al once. II Is
expected that much time win be con
sumed and more or less trouble be
experienced in securing jury Tor
the second trial Of the case.