The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-04
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| the late BjornstJernc B1ornston, the Nor
| weeian writer who died recently in Paris.
| was held today with imposing ceremony.
| II was attended by .he king and queen,
| DUBUQUE. la. May 5.-WaIter Smith.
| 81 years old tonight confessed. accord
| Ing 10 the police To setting fire twice to
| the Grand opera house yesterday during
| A performance.
WASHINGTON. May 3.-ln honor OF
| Associate Justice Lurton Of the supreme
court an elaborate dinner. with covers
night by AIfrcd p. Thom. general coun-
sci of the Southern Railway
| NEW YORK. May Improvement
was noted today in the condition of DR.
OF Buffalo who Is critically Ill with pneu-
monIa at the New York hospital Or.
| Park operated on President Mckinley
| after the president was shot in 1901.
| SAN FRANCISCO. May 3-The en-
| gagemcnt OF Helene Irwin, daughter of
William G. Irwin. the Hawaiian sugar
king" to Charles Templcton CroclSer. son
| OF the late Fred Crockcr OF this city.
WAS announced today. The date of the
wedding was not given out
NEW YORK, May 3.-Basanta Chandra
| Bonnarjcs. a Brahmin, was admitted TO
to be so honorcd. He expects to go 10
| Washington soon and he the first mt
uralized Brahmln to greet president
| Bonnarjcs is a man OF education and
| CHICAGO, May 5.-London c. Crctch-
| ell, Los Angeles. Cal real estate dealer,
| is being held by the police here on a
| charge Of forgery made by a Los Ange-
les bank. He Will be returned 10 that
| city In custody OF detectives. When ar,
rested at a hotel here, Crctchcll had
5000 In cash on his person.
| ALBANY, n. Y, May S.-The senate
Ing the publication of betting odds so
as 10 make II apply solely to bookmaking
on horse races. As introduced, the bin
| was interpreted to Include In its prohlbi-
| tion betting odds on boat races football,
| baseball and amateur sports.
| ST. JOHN May 3.-Apdrew Cushing &
! Co, one of the largest lumber manufac-
| turing concerns In eastern Canada, as-
signed today. Liabilities $3.50 900, The
| firm was one OF a group Of American lum-
| Der concerns which imported logs from
Maine and reshipped the sawed lumber
| to the United States free OF duty.
TACOMA, Wash, May s-Charles j.
| Weller OF Portland, charged with the
| murder OF his mother-in- law. Mrs. Fred
erick a. Schulz of Tacoma, April {, to-
| night was convicted OF murder In the
| second degree. The jury was out two
hours returning It's verdict Mt midnight
| The penalty is not less than ten years in
| prison.
| SYDNEY, Neb. May S>-Following a
| quarrel over the killing OF a dog. Miss
Gebhardt, whose homestead adjons that
OF D. b. Thompson; near Laura. Colo,
|
bullet into Thompson lung: which will
probably prove fatal. Miss Gebhardt has
surrendered to tho sheriff.
| DAYTON, o., May 3.-The Wright
| brothers have abandoned their Mont
gomery. Ala. testing grounds, aud II was
announced tonight that their trial flights
| In future Will be held at Simms station,
where they made their first aeroplane ex-
perIments. The class OF young aeronauts
who have been learing TO operate the BIZ
| planes Is now on its way here.
| ATLANTA. Ga, May 3.-Miss Gerald
| Farrar. the opera singer sang today TO
an audience OF convlcts In the federal
prison here. Miss Farrar played her own
accompaniment and the response Of the
Wspe her 'G ner
| Coming Thro' the Rye" and operate
| selections and simple ballad. Charles
| w. Morse was In the audience.
| NEW YORK. May 3-Wuliam r. Hearst
Won legal victory over the city of New
| York In the supreme court today when
| Justice Greenbaum dismissed n test case
| to compel Hearst to pay damages OBJ
| tained against the municipality Tor deaths
| and Injuries of persons In the explosion
OF fireworks near Madison Square Car
den In 1902, when Hearst was celebrating
| his election 10 congress
| OMAHA, Neb., May 3.-Dr. Frederick
/ II. Milliner. experiment engineer OF the
| Union Pacific, received orders today to
begin Immediately the installation OF
| his system OF railway wireless telegraph
| on the Union Pacific. The first stations
are to be at Sydney, Neb, and Cheyenne.
| Wyo. He has already established
powerful station at Omaha, capable OF
communicating along the entire line.
| NEBRASKA CITY. Ncb.. May Am
| address in favor OF the Initiative and ref
erendum by William j. Bryan, 10 have
| been delivered here tomorrow night has
been postponed because the county com
missioners OF Otto county refuse to allow
| Mr.. Bryan TO speak on that subject in the
| county courthouse. Two of the three
| Democrats
| gree with Mr.. Bryan on the referendum
| Idea.
FOREST CITY. Ia, May 3.-George
| Tardy a lion keeper, was seriously in
| jured here today during a circus parade,
| when enraged male lion sprang upon
| him and bore him to the floor OF the
body and his throat and back were ter
| ribly laccrated. Two female lions in the
| samo cage followed their male In the
attack and the three fought desperately
| keepers rescued Tardy.
ATLANTA. Ga. May 3.-Chares X
Hamilton, In his Curtiss bipiane at the
| Atlanta speedway today made a flight
| over stretch of woodland to the little
| town of Jonesboro and returned about SIX
| teen miles In a little more than eighteen
minutes. Hamilton announced he would
| give one more series OF exhibitions prob
| ably at Macon, Ga. before trying for
| $40 600 priz offered by New York news
paper for a flight from New York TO AL
| bany,
SAN FRANCISCO. May 3-wIth the
examination OF one witness, whose iden-
tlty was not learned. the federal grand
| jury inquirins into the sugar industry Of
the Pacific coast and Honolulu closed It's
labors today James X. Knapp, special
prosecuting attorney Will leave for
Washington Thursday to lay the evidence
| secured before Attorney General Wicker
sham He would not comment on the
| result OF it's work here,
BOSTON, May "A movement TO in
crease passenger rates on many OF the
railroads between the Mississippi river
and the Atlantic seaboard will become
practically general In New England by
June ], Following the recent announce
ment OF an advance by the New York
New Haven & Hartford railroad, the Bos-
ton Maine and Boston & Albany man
agements today stated that they had de-
cided to raise rates because OF the In
creased cost OF operation
LONG BEACH, CaS, May 3.-Looking
over local Information bureau register
recently. Miss Rose Pachman. 1S years
old, OF this city. found the names of hor
mother and brothers. who had been lost
to her for ha ryir III I,oJ