The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03

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GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. July 2.-Irv-
ing Behrendt, the son OF we'll to do pa
rents OF New Britain Conn was run
over by a train near here Friday. He
was beating his way to Reno to see tho
fight,
CANYON CITY. Or. July Following
the conviction OF Deputy Sheriff Joseph
Caseday for murder in the second degree
for his alleged connection with the Iynch-
Ing OF Ollie Snyder last December. three
more of the indicted men have pleaded
guilty OF murder In the second degree
Those who pleaded guilty are Bert Green
and Emmett and Earl Shields. Sentence
VIII be pronounced on all the defendants
on July s,
TOLEDO. July 2.-Interests Of the Ohio
Fuel company and the Northwestern Ohio
Fuel company. valued ct many millions in
stocks and Involving many gas fields in
West Virginia. have been merged, Tho
purpose, as announced, is TO conserve the
supply In West Virginia fields No ad-
vance in rates Is contemplated. according
10 manager OF the Northwestern.
WASHINGTON. July I'm conformity
of the suggestion OF the United States
Brazil and Argentina, 1000 troops mobl-
lied along the Ecuador frontier TO assert
tho rights OF Peru in the dispute between
that country and Ecuador have been mus
tered out OF service. This information was
conveyed TO the state department in n
dispatch from the United States minister
at Lima.
INTERNATIONAL FALLS. MINI, July
Fire starting from unknown
practically wiped out the town of Miz-
pah. forty miles south of here Friday.
The flames finally were subdued by blow
mite. MI op '"S p'=''n''0 0'''''"S Win oSns-
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. July Edwin
minister 10 Belgium, died at his home
here last night. Mr.. Terrill suffered for
months with locomoter ataria. Last Sun
day night he shot himself. He was So
years OF age.
CARACAS. Venezuela. July IA cable
dispatch received here from Senor Rojas
Venezuelan minister 10 the United states.
In which he reported that Venezuela's
delegates TO the Pau-American confer
ence, which Will begin at BuenoS Aires
July 9. had advocated in Chile n Latin
American alliance against the United
States. has caused much excitement here.
Foreign Minister Matos has sent cable
dispatch 10 the delegates admonishlng
them for their action and demanding an
explanation,
WASHINGTON. July "A rumor has
reached the state department that per-
son closely connected with former Presi-
dent Zelaya OF Nicaragua had recently
purchased a ship called the William Colby
of 19S tons register and sent her 10 Nor
folk, Va. There she is reported 10 have
loaded and left on June 26 for a desttna-
tion not far from Bluefclds,
WASHINGTON. July 2.-The interior
department has announced that all the
remaining pine timber on the ceded Chip
pewa Indian lands IN Minnesota Will be
offered for sale to the highest bidder. This
involves about 375 900 feet. covering
1852. .4S9 acres. The sealed bids under
the district land Office In Cass Lake,
MINI. September Is.
WASHINGTON July AT the mints
during the fiscal year Just closed the gov
ernmcnt made 1873. .00G 66s coins, valued al
s54.2l5, ,A19. There was also 1,754, ,a5s
pieces OF Philippine coins Issued. includ-
Ing 5,216,569 pesos and 100000 one CEN
tavoa.
CLEVELAND. O.. July I'm accepting
an Invitation to speak before. the new
progressive Republican organization OF
Cleveland on July IL James A. Garfield,
former secretary Of the interior. wrote
letter defining his attitude on progressive
Republicanlsm.
BEVERLY. Mass. July President
Taft has designated George Otis Smith.
director Of the geological survey: as act
Gently authorized by congress. Tho presi-
dent has not yet made UP his mind as TO
a permanent bend for the new bureau.
Strong pressure Is being brought TO bear
upon him to appoint ]. A. Holmes Of the
geological survey,
WHITE SULPHUR, Va, July Min
ister O'Cudc Of Norway died suddenly
here Yesterday afternoon, Death was due
10 apoplexy. Tho minister had been here
for two weeks with his family.