The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17

Dids Ior construction OF the new Denve
Dostoffice building were opened In Wash
ington yesterday, but the successful bid
der VIII not be known for several days.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 16.-Thr
verdict against Mime. Broehllovskays
condemns her to exile I'm Siberia. Sh,
has refused the offer of her friends to pa,
for her transportation and special privi
leScS.
kNoBEL. Ark. March f6-Four per
sons We're injured al a fire here yester-
day by jumping from the upper Windows
of tho Iron Mountain hotel. The hote
and several business houses were totally
destroyed.
AVALON Catalina Island. Cal. Marcel
10 The statement was made here thai
Edwin Gould. who ut present is a visitor
on OF The Isla.,. island has planned TO build .
become an enthusiastic angler.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 16,-The po.
ice late Yesterday captured the man al
The Shepherd and His Flock" from tho
memorial museum In Golden Gate parl
last Sunday and recovered the picture.
BOSTON. March 1G-FredericIl D
Wentworth. the oldest active member oi
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery COM
panS. and the last member of the Wash
ington light infantry. which disbandeo
In 1850, died here yesterday. aged 50.
BOSTON. March ia naval board OF
inquiry is at work at the Charlestown
navy yard investigating the theft OF $4,000
| from the paymaster's safe on the United
| states gunboat Castine. The theft was
| discovered last Thursday. but did not be
| come generally known until yesterday.
| KANSAS CITY, March 16.-Dr j. r
| Hull OF Monroe City, Mo- who was joint
| ly indicted with Mrs Alma Vaughn at
| Il n "A charge nf
j. t. Vaughn, Will ask q change Of venue
and a separate trial when his case is
! called next May
! KANSAS CITY. March 16-Policemcn
shot and killed Jesse Jones. a prisoner
! In the city police station. last night after
! he had ovcIDowcred Benjamin Myers n
| Jailcr, robbed him of large key and
| beaten the officer and four prisoners un-
| conscious III the exercise room of the
Jail.
SEATTLE Wash, March 16.-Every
| movable thing on the Great Northern
liner Minnesota Is being shifted and
every crevlce peered into by customs Of
far $500 worth Of the drug has been
! found No arrest has been made. The
| seized opium is burned in the garbage
crcmat tory.
SPOKANE. Wash. March '6.-Scven
| separate vcrdicts rendered in about as
many minutes purgcd NJ. j. Gordon, for
! merly chief justice OF tho supreme court
! of Washington. of all accusations re
naming against him. The vcrdicts were
all directed by order Of Judge Kcnnan
and each formally found Gordon not gull
ty Of the charge.
ATLANTA. Ga. March i6.-Gov. Joe
! Brown and Mayor Robert Maddox OF At
| ianta have declined to introduce Com
mandcr Pcary when he lectures here
| Wednesday evening. Mayor Maddox In
declining gave as his reason that Pcary
was coming TO Atlanta as q private citi-
zen on money making proposition and
was in no sense q guest Of Atlanta.
HELENA. Mont. March l6.-Tr the
district court Judge Clements refused
tho request for directed verdict of ac-
puittai 10 the case ~ the state against
J. IT. Inftcry. local editor charged
cidod To admit ~ evidence The article
complained OF by tho district In his
complaint The Introduction of evidence
viii now begin.
DENVER. Colo. March IL G-Incorpora-
lion papers have been filed by the Colo
RADIO Smelling company with capital
zatlou Of 81 o00 600. and plans have been
formulated for construction Of y smelter
near ouray this year. The incorporators
arc: &. G Goodwin, Lester T. Bryant.
". +. Smith. Herbert Wheeler, T., y.
Caucs. 4. l.. picrSon and 4. w. Stump.
WASHINGTON March 16.-The navy
department has given orders for tho en-
harkat tiun ON the Prairie Of 600 marines
who have been stationed on The Isihmus
OF Panama since June. 1905. Their places
win b" taken by tho marines who have
boon aboard The Buffalo on the west
coast ~ Nicaragua. so ihcr" VIII still
he a force of about 400 marines to
guard the canal zone.
MANDAN. y. D., March 1G-'rhe lower
section "t NIaudau suffered loss OF
so. 600 by the ovcrllowiuE of Tho Heart
river aud the breaking up Of The Mis-
souri The greater portion of this loss
will fall on the Northern Pacific railroad.
Telephone aud telegraph lines To the east
are down and the electric light service
cut on. The water works pumping sta
tiou was submerged and the city's water
supply cut off
HOUSTON. Texas March 1G.-J s
Culiu3u president "r tho Texas oil COM
pany, WAS shot and seriously wounded
hero yesterday by II. w. Glass n tank
gauEcr In tn" employ Of Tie company.
dcuous assault. Both hc and Cullipan
have refused TO make any statement rs
to tho cause "f the trouble. Cullinan
follcd his assailant after being wounded
and walked TO a ncighboring office before
hu collapsed.
SAN FRANCISCO, March I6.-Sevcnty-
five lcadiul. citizens have been chosen to
act as members OF the general finance
committee of the Panama Pacific expo
sitlou to he held i'm this city to cclc |
hraiC the opening of the Panama canal |
W. +. Bourn. president of the Spring
Valley Water company, was elected |
chairman. IIo called a meeting for I
afternoon TO devise means for |
the collection of 1000 900 with which TO /.
begin actual operations,
WASHINGTON. March l6..-Latin !
America viii Join the movement for n
celebration OF tho opening of tho Paua-
ma canal in New Orleans in 1915 Diplo-
matte representatives, OF tho Central |
American and South American nations |
held q conference with the New Orleans
delegation that Is now In Washington.
In July n delegation Of citizens from
New Orleans will go to the congress of
Latin republics in Buenos Ayrcs and for
mally invite their participation.
SEATTLE. Wash. March lG.-Thc
United states cable ship Burnside has
been discharged from quarantine and Is
here To III out for her summers work In !
.Nlas5a leaving ten of her men sick
with smallpox IN the quarantine hospi-
lnl ono OF whom Hawaiian sailor.
lied Monday. The Burnsldc'$ battle with