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

NEW ORLEANS. July s.-News of the
death today Of Benjamin F. Enshelman
at Naragansett Pier. r. l.. has been re-
ceivcd here, Colonel Enshelman COM
manded the famous Washington artillery
during the Civil war and was one OF the
most prominent citizens OF Louisiana,
| NORFOLK, Va, July 6.-Charging yio-
lation of the Virginia anti bucket shop
law, the grand Jury returned 81 indict-
corpora ton; II. f. Boykin OF Norfolk: Ju-
Ian Price OF Greensboro. N c.; K. c.
Daugberty OF Portsmouth, Va, trading
as ii. F.. Boykin g. Co., OF Norfol5.
NEW YORK. July 6.-What Tammany
Hall may expect because Of the recent
ousting Of Police Commissioner Bing-
ham by Mayor Mcclellan Is indicated In
a statement attributed 10 General Bing-
ham. published here tonight, saying that
he Will be a candidate for mayor on the
anti -Tammany ticket If the people want
him.
SEATTLE. July 6.--The topic of in
terest at today's session Of the National
building stone and concrete roads. A. w
Campbell Of Toronto read paper on the
subject. Mr.. Campbell also made an ad-
dress on road building in Canada, Other
sioner OF roads OF Illinois, and j. n God
frey of New York.
MODESTO. Cal. July Crank Cecil
Hopkins. the 12-year- -old boy who two
weeks ago shot his baby brother and
buried him before life was extinct, was
today committed to the Whittier Reform
school. The boy will be confined in the
institution until he reaches his majority.
At the discretion OF the authorities lie
may then be released on parole.
CHILLICoTHE Mo, July 6.-Reports
this afternoon show alarming flood con-
ditions, both northeast and northwest of
here. on the forks OF the Grand river.
Damage 10 The extent Of 100000 is re-
ported from Trenton, that town having
been isolated by high waters. Traffic on
the Rock Island is demoralized and the
west fork Of the Grand river is running
through Pattonsburg.
WASHINGTON. July 6.-Seventecn in
spectors and four revenue agents on the
denatured alcohol rolls Of the internal
because their services are no longer
needed. Expectation that denatured al
cohol would make rapid strides In sup
planting gasoline as d motive power for
small farm engines, automobiles, etc,
were disappointed
were entered today in the federal court
here by Edward Stoffer and William
Maner, both OF Lowrie, Ida, and j. NJ.
Neal Of Boise; Ida to charge OF main
land The land comprises 10000 acres in
Malheur county, Oregon, adjoining the
Oregon line. The men were fined
$500 each.
ST. LOUIS. July 6.-Friends OF Broush-
ton BrandonburS. the author. who was
brought here yesterday from New York
to answer To an indictment charging him
with fraudulcntly enticing James :, Ca
banno ILL., from his home, are today ar
ranging to have him released from jail
on bond. Brandcnburc may not he ar
raigncd until he is brought to trial, He
is care free and takes Jail life philo-
sophically.
VIRGINIA CITY. Mont, July 6--Ovcr
an area two miles in width and of i'm
definite length haistoncs OF unusual size
fell Yesterday evening during one OF
the most severe storms which has Vis-
itcd this section in long time. and as
a result crops were practically destroyed |
throughout the storm belt In places the |
hailstones covered the ground to depth |
Of several inches and many Of them meas
Ircd one and one-half inches In diameter !
MISSOUJA Mont. July 6.--Mrs. James !
aged 30. n well known woman |
throughout Montana, who has been liV- !
ing at Superior recently, conlmitted sui |
eide in the hotel at Superior last night |
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