The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-17

Inc HSnlcNcmcnIS the WTlEI
brothers will be pictured in frework
Daytonians are wondering whetht
the Wrights will respond as calle
for by the printed programme, IT
said on former occasion WilbU
Wright got out of a similar situatio
by making speech as follows;
''Gentlemcn: The only bird tba
talks is parrot and he is not goo
flyer"
Wilbur and Orville, apparently ur
concerned with prospective dinners an
receptions, today were busy packin
equipment for shipment to Washing
ton, where next week they are to re
sumo flights for the government.
Flashes From the Wire
NEW YORK. June 16.-Indianapolis wa
chosen today as the meeting place OF th
next convention OF the Order OF BRitl
Abraham.
PlTTSBURG. June 16.-Eisht thousanc
employees of the Jones 6 Laughlin Stee
company were today notified OF 10 pc
cent advance In wages.
WASHINGTON, June l6.-By direction
of President Taft, Lieut.. Samuel V. Nc
Clure. retired. was today detailed to Har.
ward school. Los Angeles. as professor oi
WASHINGTON, June l6.-In his capac-
ity as ambassador TO this country from
Mehemmed v. the new sultan OF Turkey
HusSein KiaHim Bcy was received formal
~ at the White House today by Presi-
dent Taft.
KANSAS CITY. June 16.-Governor
liadley today vetoed the bill providing
for an expenditure OF 10000 for a Mis-
souri, exhibit at the Seattle fair. The gov
ernor said the state needed this money
worse for educating its children and for
the poor.
old OLD POINT POINT, Va, June is-Ths
America met in eighth annual convention
here today. with an attendance OF about
800 delegates. representing practically all
the states OF the Union. as well as Can
ada and Mexico
ELMIRA. \. Y, June 1s.-Erle pas
sener train No. ?. westhound, jumped the
track while running at high speed short
distance west of Wavcrley early this
morning Many passengers were shaken
badly and cut by FIXING glass, but none
was seriously injured.
MISSOUT.A. Mont. June 16.-The gi-
gantic task of haul$.g herd of 225 buff
falo from Roman on the Flathead Indian
reservation, to Ravalli, and loading the
bison on the cars for shipment to Can
ada and the eastern part of the United
States. was commenced this morning.
WASHINGTON. June 1s.-President
Taft was again defeated ir a golf match
played in Chevy Chase links this after
noon. In foursome. In which Gen.
Clarence r. Edwards was mis- partner.
against Senator Bourne and Representa-
tive Gillett. the president lost out by
score of one up.
WASHINGTON. June 16.-In executive
session today the senate confirmed the
nomination Of Robert G. Valentine OF
dian affairs; Of Peter D. Over6eld. to be
district judge for Alaska. and Of George
w Woodruff OF Pennsylvania. TO be dis
trict judge In Hawaii.
WASHINGTON. June Nidshipman
William G Koenig of Texas. who resigned
from the naval academy with n view to
at the same time TO avoid the prohibition
against the marriage of midshipmen. has
passed the necessary military examina-
ton and will be appointed n second lieu
tenant In the coast artillery corps.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 1s-The his
tor:c sloop Gjoa. In which Capt. Roald
northwest passage for the first time and
as yet. the only time In maritime annals,
has been presented 70 the city Of San
TO the commissioners OF Golden Gate
park today for permanent exhibition
CORNISH, \. H.. June 1e-John Erik
sen. prominent banker of Seattle.
Wash. and Miss Margaret Beaman.
daughter of Mrs. Hattie EyaTts Beaman
air at Blow Me Down. the Beaman sum
,ner home. here today. The bride
is a grand daughter OF the late United
States Senator William NJ. Evarts of New
York.
SEATTLE June 16.-California day
was featured at the Alaska-Y ukon Pacific
exposition today. The members OF the
California promotion committee were
taken on tour Of Seattle this morning
IN special trolley train by committee
TO the fair grounds soon after noon. At
. 80 o'clock the promotion committee held
reception in the California building,
WASHINGTON. June l6.-state depart
ment official advices from Venezuela to-
day cleared up the mystery OF the steam
er Nantcoke and the tug Dispatch. sus-
pected OF flibustering. showing they were
purchased BY Venezuela. The depart
ucnt Of justice has ordered its agents 10
abandon their observations of the YES |
sells and to return TO Washington
ELCENTRO. Cal. June l6-The first
victim OF the deadly heat and drouth of
the desert Tor the present year was dis
returning to his ranch from the Super |
stitiou mountains when he found the body
Of an unidentified white man. who evi- |
DENLY had perishcd from hunger and
thirst The victim had been dead fol |
DAYS. The man apparently had undertaken |
TO walk across the desert.
NEW YORK. June l6.-Confidence that |
the common stock Of the United States |
Steel corporation Will eventually be ad- |
mitted to listing on the Paris boursc was
expressed at the office OF j. y. Morgan & |
CO. here. Politics. Il was said. had much !
to do with the more recent opposition 10 |
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