The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-30
Short News Stories

| NaLOEL, Alaska, June GSs-lne feFe-
nue. cutter, Rush, with United States
District Judge Edward L. Cushman's
travelling court, arrived from Juneau to-
day; to pick up Its officials of the court.
Sullivan and United States District AT
torney C. D. Murname. the members of
the grand and petit juries. also boarded
the cutter. The travelling court VIII be
| isolated stations to the westward as far
as Dutch Harbor. Twelve cases are to
be tried along the route.
| majority vote of four to one. the Great
Northern railways False Creek reclama-
| ton bylaw was passed by Vancouver
citizens yesterday. The railway gets a
grant OF siNty-one acres of False Creek
for shore land, on which to crest n mil
| lion dollar depot and install freight ter
| ninals and yards.
WHITE PLAINS. N Y, June 29,-Ry
a court order filed here this week. the
old homestead of Clara Morris, the ac-
| trees. at Yonkers, is to he sold under
foreclosure. Although Miss Morris lies
| blind and dying in the fine old mansion.
| the referee announces that the sale will
| take place next month after due notice
by publication. Miss Norris. who in pri-
vate life is Mrs Frederick Marriott is
| tory rheumatism and, according 10 her
| physicians, Will probably not live three
weeks.
| NEW YORK. June 2e.-Mayor Gaynor
| Is opposed TO tag days, In vetolng a
resolution passed by the board OF alder
men men Tor a tag day In q suburban bor-
lution. authorizing the accosting of peo-
! pie in the streets for the purpose Of cx-
| tracing money is OF doubtful legality
and more than doubtful propriety. The
| collection OF money on tag days is made
| success usually by the aid OF small
children-a practice that should not be
permitted"
| WASHINGTON June 29-There Is 70
class Of men in the world more generous
| than Uncle Sans bluejackets The sail
ors OF the battleship Louisiana recently
gave an entertainment for the benefit
of the widows and orphans OF the men
| who were lost by the laundering Of the
Nina. an6 out Of their small earnings CON-
triouted 1853 Is. which will be promptly
| distributed.
NEWARK, N. j., June 29.-Under the
new public utilities law, which goes into
effect In New Jersey on Monday. street
car companies are prohibited from giving
passes TO any person not regularly en-
! ployed,
NEW YORK, June 29.-The Baron Dc
Eiirsch school. which has been educating
the children OF emigrants here for twen-
| ty years. issued diplomas TO It's la st
graduating class yesterday The, true~
| tees have decided that the public schools
OF New York are now doing the work
| for which II WAS established and will
| turn their activities TO other charities.
Baron De Hirsch left fund of $4,000, 900
the interest OF which was TO be used
| for the purpose Of educating lmmigrants
| The fund is under the control OF the
Educational Alliance Of New York.
| NEW YORK, juno 2e.-Henrv CAL
| dera American vice consul at Mansgua
| Nicaragua, is now in this city organiz-
| ing an association of American lnanufac-
! turers for the purpose OF developing
trade between this country and South
America. His plan is to have tie mem
bers OF the association contribute for
permanent Offices in Nicaragua, Costa
| Ricas Guatemala and Salvador -.