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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
MONROE ON THE FOURTH;
A NEWSPAPER CHANGE
Special To Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
MONROE. June 2i.-The following eX-
ecutive committee was chosen to arrange
for the celehrat ton of Independence day:
John T.. Anderson. Con Thucson. Heber
Swlndle II s. Washburn, w. G. z. Nor
rlson. Allett Andreason. Lottie Manson
Serena Swindle and Rose Lowe MISS
Marearette Washburn was chosen as
Goddess Of Liberty and Miss Marie Ma
gleby as Utah The following programme
will be rendered In the Auditorium In the
forenoon: Singing by choir; music by
band. Invocation; reading Of Declaration
of Indcpendcnce. J. +. Anderson; mixed
ouartettc: Mrs Ella Yergensen; GRAFTON.
Hon. Jacob Magleby. male Guartette'
Dan Baker Ferd Erickson. Lew Jones
and Tom Ransom, prognoctlcation. OloI
Nicholson. In the afternoon ball game
and a number OF crack horse races are
scheduled, possibly interspersed with
few scraps,
The Monroe Monitor has changed
hands. c. y Lund relinquishing his In
tcrcst therein Olof Nicholson Will as
sumo charge July ].
Fred Bohman had a narrow escape Sat
urday coming from Marysvale where he
had been with some grain. In some way
his line broke. and In reaching for 1t he
| was thrown Off the wagon and rendered
| unconscious for a considerable time. His
! team was stopped farther along the road
| by some hunters and taken back to
| where he was picked up. He was severe
| ly bruised around the head and shoul-
| ders and his ankle was badly twisted,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
WIRELESS PROMOTER
IS UNDER ARREST
Reputed Millionaire Charged
With Using Mails With In
tent to Defraud.

SEATTLE, June 27.-George n. Parker.
fiscal agent for the United Wirless Tele-
graph company for the territory west OF
the Mississippi river, was arrested late
today on a federal warrant charging the
use Of the mails 10 defraud. Mr. Parker
was released under $4,000 bonds.
The preliminary hearing was set for
August l, The warrant upon which Par
ker was arrested was based on q letter
written TO B. b, Sheperd OF Des Moines.
Ia. in which Parker, II is alleged. misrep.
resented the affairs OF the company for
the purpose OF selling stock.
Parker Is reputed to be millionaire
and Is said TO have come into his fortune
within the last few years, since ne has
been connected In a high capacity with
the United Wireless company,
The arrest OF Parker has direct bear
ing upon the recent arrests In New York
Of President Wilson and Vice President
Bogart OF the United Wireless company
and of w. w, Tompkins of the New York
Selling agency The local inspectors and
the district attorney have been In fire.
quent communication with the federal Of
ficers handling the cases In New York
and have been working In harmony with
them,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
MAN BURIED IN GRAVEL;
HARD TO DIG HIM OUT
Snecial to The Tribune.

SpeciaI to The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. June 2,-While
digging a cesspool today Walter Hunter
a married man. 90 years OF age was
buried up to his neck In falling graNel
and dirt Hunter, who was at depth OF
fifteen feet. was suddenly conscious that
the gravel was slipping. Making an at-
tempt TO regain the top OF the hole ne
was unsuccessful. and the next few sec
onds found himself securely pinned 10
the side OF the wall. his head only pro.
,ruding His cries for help soon orougHt
an Immense crowd of people, and IT was
then that the work of eXtrlcstins me me
prisoner from his uncomfortable position
was begun Owing TO the loose condl-
ton OF the gravel and dirt, the WORK was
slow as the excavation, when CLEARED
little from about the body, would I'm I'm,
medlately M up again. Finally. aitei
five hours work. and after a box had
been built in front of the imprisonglda la,r, man
was hoisted to terra firma by windlass
Upon examination II was learned tna'
the man had escaped with only a few
minor bruises about the body.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
AZ nQUOR SPOTTING:
FflN Two CASES OF ARREST

= % The Tribune.
.5u June 9f.-City Marshal j, T
4, sTore 10 two complaints In
4 koop's court today. charging a
4 q The prohibition ordinance In
. M One Is against Charles He'd
rariser Of the Palace drug store.
n bfn With selling a bottle OF
4 b Ctoyge Elliott on May II. The
. ! ,galnsi Fred Moore, manager OF
- Drug company's store. charg-
Il MIA selling bottle OF whisky
y nse George Elliott on May IL.
u nise drug stores are owned by
l,Elsi Drug company. which was
rr1lb about six months ago and
IA The two stores named above.
/ n d. Smoot Drug company's store.
I s>ttulh Is president and general
q md holds as an individual a
= 4 the stock. and another good
~ L held by him as trustee. The
\ S.ock Is supposed TO belong TO
~ yho was interested in one or
rsd the old companies before the
4 nd while Reed Shoots name
y z77tar IN the articles OF incor-
e Il Is generally understood In
~ Gt least some OF this trustee
stnes 10 the apostle.
-T aad Moore. the defendants In
d cases, appeared before Justice
~ sitsuoon and took until Thurs
p 70 plead.
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IBRfIAL TRAVELLERS
RECEPTION AT PROVO
he Tribune.

" fhs Tribune.
" june T.-The Provo CONNER
"a nas appointed the folio wing
q an accommodation commit
W United Commercial Travellers
e garden city July and 5,
" Il Ray chairman; Mrs. c..
Il Ahlander, Lorenzo Bate.
Berry. Mrs. William Strong,
heH. Mrs. A. H. Maibcn, Wy
Ms w. S. Holloway. Mrs.
'nssht Mrs. A. II. DeLong. Mrs.
~. John Jackson. Mrs, Benja- =
.ea1n' Charles Burrows and G..
r This committee is ex-
e 70 1t that every visitor to
~ we OCCASION OF the Commercial
@ting Will be properly lodged
.me me committee has issued a
%lns on the citizens TO volun-
.mmodate as many as each,
Sesenlently do so, ending with
sneni: THE reputation O,
H az stake and we must have
on city" '" ''''
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MRS. HENRY HANSON
IS BURNED, AND DIES
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 27,--As result OF burns
received in a rather mysterious manner.
Mrs. Henry Hanson, who lives on Adams
avenue between Twentieth and Twenty
hrst street. died at the Ogden general
hospital tonight at IL o'clock.
Mrs. Hanson was found by members
of the family, at her home. late this
afternoon, in an unconscious condition
with her clothing enveloped in flames.
She was hurried to the general hospital
where II was found that her body was
badly scorched and in spite of the ef-
forts OF the physicians she died without
rcgaining consciousness
Mrs. Hanson was the wife of Henry
Hanson. proprietor Of a repair shop. and
4 sister Of Patrolman John Russell. Han
son and three children survive her
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
CHINA IS HURRYING
FOR POPULAR GOVERNMENT

PEKING, June 27.-An imperial decree
isued today refused the popular demand
recently made for the immediate conVo-
cation OF national parliament.
The urgent petition which was pre-
sented by delegates TO the provincial as
semblies was considered at the first meet
ing the council of the empire held during
the regency of Prince Chung.
1t appears that the regent purposes tf
adhere to his original programme which
provides for general legislative body
TO be summoned nine years after the first
meeting of the provincial assemble:
which were constituted by a decree oi
the throne made on May 9th last.
Concurrent with the summons of tho
National assemblys TO meet on October
3rd announcement was made OF 96 mem
bers representing all classes and the peo-
pie were instructed TO prepare for con-
stitution and parliament
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
Complicated Triple Wedding,
Special to The Tribune.

EPuRAIM June 27,-A triple wedding
was held al Moronl during the past week
and a wedding supper was given In their
honor at the home OF James Draper 10
the immediate relatives and n few inti-
mate friends. unique feature of these
unions is the Relationship existing De-
tween the couples. The couples Were
Isaac NJ, Draper and Lorena Blackham
Ernest T Blackham and Lucy Draper
and Alma Blackham and Lucy Stevens
All OF these parties are from Morohi ex-
cent the last named who is from Holden.
The Diapers named In the first two cou-
Piles are brother and sister as are the
Blackhams. and the groom IN the las'
named couple is an uncle 10 inc Black-
hams nf the first two couples.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
LITTLE BETTING EAST
ON THE BIG FIGHT

NEW YORK, June 27.-The exodus OF
sporting men to Reno Is now on. Large
numbers Of ensterners left hero today for
the Jeffrles-J Johnson fighting ground. and
by Wednesday all who intend to witness
the championship mill VIII have departed.
Opinion still favors Jeffries. but there
has been little betting. most Of those In
tending 10 wager preferring to place their
money at the ringside.
John Z. Madden and Tom ORourke
two well-known managers and trainers
OF pugilists, are strong In their opinions
that Jeffrles Will win. while Joe Hum
phreys says he is footing for Jeftries. but
doubts whether the white man can do
the trick,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
VICE-PRESIDENT'S WIFE
IS REPORTED VERY I'LL

BALTIMORE. Md. June 27-The Amer
lean tomorrow Will print the following,
Mrs James Schoolcraft Sherman. wife
of Vice President Sherman of the United
States is seriously I'll at the John Hop
kins hospital. She was hurried TO Balti-
more last Friday night in special car
and ever effort was made to keep her
coming a secret. Even the attendants
at the hospital did not know OF her
arrival,
DR.. William S. Thayer the we'll known
specialist, is attending Mrs. Sherman He
has not yet diagnosed her case. but 1t
was stated at The hospital last night that
he would do so this morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
|(|IIRKS ALLOWED
CITY LIMITS
~ lsainst Ordinance Pro-
'pta s,g opening of Business
is ~, Sunday Referred

. in0 q7-The city council al
'u coating tonight. adopted Il
3 8 rrnI,,ins a,s the m, firing 1noy,de1 Of lTe1
y. cjty limits July 4 proV'aeo
@ w ars discharged outside Is Ek, tne ne
ia' This action Vas 10. saAea e.arGw '
t n the Shupe- WiliiamS ,,,,o SH,,oH i \
~ IoS o. n informed the colihcii ~
q. VOICE a large supply OF
1s puw1vonld lose heavily IN case
Is ina VIE ssfe and sane fourth were
,,hv n large number OF citi-
rsarts 49, ~ attorney. appeared ana
"a ,se enforcement OF thg L o{
rss rsss,sibItlng the opening oi pIY h :,
Sundays be suspendeo, ne ,s
rSs sSsrsS sur that the ordinance is
II dSiai.,JIn nature and for thls
l=-tiolInar" r"siitutional. The matter
J " ua'vo' 10 the law committee ana
rsErss,,rondatIon of Chief 4, z
n the gIc department aao,rf
ofo resigned tsp'n nnoou,,t ~
,,,,l weeks ago, on ACCOUNT "a
~ F.s -, avepue. from Twenty
rifs o'I ITh,rtieth street the prln-
F,a " and speedway Of the CITY.
y sbn,;Ing property owners pc
X 4. : souncIl TO create II a Pavihs
u 'z,rscine the i've city BLOCKS
~, was referred 10 the street
gostaph reported that
s~,In,d jurisdiction for a paw
=, m washington avenue De-
.,S.~ w. e. ,cond street and the os,,
Is's.idro AS there are severa
a.sInsl creating II a paving
,s ,ns.tcr was referred TO the
,crnittee. ota;n for sooO
ss r,s,ll,ing 10 a valuable horse
3 r,,es VAS run down by q hre
ir"r, s,.tlon No. l while re-
ia call last week, The law
n. and city attorney were asked
3 vpori. oS,.aa /.
srSr license because the counciI
z.S t, previous resolution agree
mi no additional licenses.
~ owners on Wall avenue pc
y, rliy TO open that thorough- :
- Txentleth street 10 the weber
rs1st. This was referred 10 the
! Xn@Dlpee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
MAIN STREET IN NEW TooELE YEAR AGO IT WAS FILED

provement going on. Regardless of the
not day weather. the 1000 or more trees
set out In the spring are growing rapid
ly, and the fruit and vegetation In lower
Tooele is abundant,
The business men all report a rapid in
crease of trade. The surrounding farm
ers say there was never such good prices
for their products. Also the banks re-
port a fine business. The hotels and
boarding places are crowded. and 1t is
n difficult matter to rent a house, which
all goes TO show that Tooele Is not wan
ing by any means.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
MORMON JURY FOR
PARKINSON
No GentiIes Wanted for Graft
ing Tool of Hierarchy in
Gem State.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
MALAD, Ida, June 27.-The case Of
Hart against Maughn today brought out
numerous naerant violations of the law
by Arthur Hart and his compatriot.
George Parkinson in selling bonds at a
discount rebuyng them, selling them
again at a discount and trading them
again for labor and contracts, discounting
the estimates OF laborers and contractors.
Hart swore that some OF these bonds were
sold at 20 per cent discount.
The case will be argued 10 the jury In
the morning The only two Gentiles
called were excused by Harts attorneys.
leaving a solid Mormon Jury.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
ARE SELLING FISH TO
RESTAURANT KEEPERS

Fred w Chambers state fish and game
commissioner. states that reports reach
his office that some fishermen are max =
ing practice OF selling the fish they
catch to restaurants and 10 private in
dividuals. a mans daily limit In catch
ing native trout is fifteen pounds: he
cannot exceed that, nor is he supposed
70 sell one pound OF trout. and II he does
he is subject TO q fine OF $50.
IT should also be remembered that the
restaurant keeper or the private indl-
vldual, unless he has a receipt to show
where he got the trout In his possession
Is also subject to a like fine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
Finally Gains Release.

MANILA, June 27.-Artemlo Ricarte.
self-styled THE Viper" who headed and
attempted to start revolution In 1904
and who was sentenced TO six years i'm
prisonment and 81 fine OF $4,000 on the
charge of conspiracy against the United
States government. has secured his re-
lease on q writ OF babeas corpus. The
ground is taken that Il was illegal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
FOREST FIRE RAGING
IN SOUTH DAKOTA

DEADWOOD. S. D.. June 27.-The
worst forest DIRE of the season broke
out this evening just south OF Mystic.
The flames cover a tract Ave miles wide
and are sweeping north. a special train
load of men TO fight the blaze is on the
way to the scene.
The timber fire that started yesterday
noon about five miles from Sturgis sull
RACES.
One troop OF soldiers from Fort Meade
went out yesterday To fight II, and two
more went to the scene today. They
VIII probably be relieved by others before
duwn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF
CUBAN CONGRESSMAN

HAVANA. June PA sensational at
tempt 10 kill Antonio San Miguel. con-
gresham from Pinar del Rio and a
newspaper editor was made In the lobby
Of congress today. Congressman Manuel
Lopez OF Oriente was the assailant The
single shot he fired went wild. The bullet
grazed the head of Congressman Antonio
Gonzales Lanu2a, leader OF the Conserva-
tive party. who was standing behind San
Miguel. The latter drew pistol. but the
comhatants We're senarated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28

the last report. One OF the most neces
sary improvements since the increase OF
trade Is the enlargement OF the Tooele
drug store. The store has been extended
to the back in order to make a larger
drug room and also a larger ice cream
parlor. The rooms above Will be used
as private consultation rooms and wait
Ing rooms for Drs. Frank and George Da-
Wis and DR.. V. G. Logan.
Pavements have been put in In all
parts of town. a new telegraph station,
an express office, as we'll as ticket
station. has been installed at the sub
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
M'FARLAND AND PYE
IN MATCH PURSUIT RACE

There are two big feature events
scheduled for the saucer track tonight
Mcfarland and Pye Will meet in an un-
limited match pursuit race, and as these
two mon are riding strong the fans look
for n hard grind. Downing and Agraz
Will meet In two mile motor paced races
hest two I'm three heats. The last heat
will be a pursuit race,
The other events are as follows:
One-mile handicap. professional.
Two-mile open lap, professional
Half-mile open, amateur.
Two mile lap handicap, amateur.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
FIRE AT NEW T00ELE;
PAINT SHOPS BURNED
Sneclal TO The Tribune.

TOOELE. June 27.-At T:3o O'Clock
this evening news came 10 town that
there was fire at the smelter The en-
gine was ordered fired up and about
thirty men from the townsite went up
on double quick time, equipped with IRE
hose and necessary things 10 put the IRE
out The men worked hard. but the
paint shops were too near gone TO save.
The shops besides all the paint were
tho spread of the flames over the plant.
The loss WAS about 500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
Hubby Drinker.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, June 27.-An interlocutory de-
cree OF divorce was allowed Violet Sid
we'll from Wilson Sidwel on the ground
OF drunkenness by District Judge How
ell. this afternoon. Mrs. Sidwell was
given the custody Of six minor children.
SIS monthly aimony and $50 attorney
fees The Sidwells were married at Roy,
December. 1893.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
Seeks Guardianship.
Spccial to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune,
OGDEN. June 27.-Kate Reardon.
widow Of Patrick Reardon. the locomotive
i, th ne, o,tb .s ne"en i '' IT, enay
ernl months ago has filed a petition in
the probate division of the district court
for letters of guardianship over the es-
tate OF Media X, James 4. and George
a Reardon. all minor children of the
dead engineer. Each OF the children ie
entitled TO $500 from the fathers estate.
which consisted solely OF tile $4,000 set
tlement paid by the railroad company TO
tho widow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
AUTOMOBILE PARTY
ARRIVES, TIRED OUT
Special to The Tribune.

EUREKA. New. June 27.-F'rank Bot
teril and tho Pierce Arrow automobile
party en- route from Salt Lake to San
Francisco arrived here last night rather
tired from their 220-mile journey from
Montello. but in the best OF spirits,
Roads good bad and Indifferent were en-
countered. but the entire day passed
without a mishap OF any kind Tho party
found good accommodations and plenty
OF gasoline at Eureka and recommend the
trip via this place to any one making
the overland Journey.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
DIVORCE and Marriage.

ils Tribune.
,y,1,a suoe E.-Jennie Chase Olson
M Vas today granted a d.
d ns uslict court from John S,
~ ' ~ grounds OF failure to pro-
! ft.se nv, ~ " was restored 10 her
| - ol,Moa " sshnie Chase The mar
q Ma E&Sss az SprIngville September
n tia Age licenses were issued
II a uIui!ty clerk to Robert T.
ia,~., HOOD River, oregon. and
h Ws,,,Msn n5ht OF Chicago, Archie
lI,,,srr rr''sourg and Myrtle DaybaIl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
CYCLIST WILL CLAIM
HOUR WORLDS RECORD

PASSIAc. n. j.. June 27.-George wy
10y of Syracuse Will this week file claim
to a new worlds bicycle record for one
hour paced by motorcycle. In race
here yesterday with Elmer Collin, the
American pace following champion rode
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
Waddell Peace DIsturber.

ST. LOUIS, June 27.-George Edward
(Rube) Waddell. suspended pitcher Of the
st. Louis American league team, was
fined Sl50 In police court today on n
charge OF disturbing the peace. The fine
was stayed after Waddcll signed pledge
TO abstain from intoNicants for one year,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
Chinese Buried.
Snppi11 70

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. June 27-Wong All Toy, the
Chinese cook found dead In Utahna park
Saturday morning. was buried at the
City cemetery Sunday afternoon. Brief
funeral services were held at Larkin s
funeral chapel at o'clock by a delcga-
| ton Of Chinese friends.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
Bear Caught in a Trap,
Special to The Tribune.

EPHRAIM. Juno 27.-Yesterday after
noon Frank Stephenson OF this city
near the White Ledge about seven miles
east OF this city. The bear Is fine ono;
weighing It Is estimated. about 200
pounds II was caught In ono OF tho hind
legs and early this morning crowd OF
the Ephraim sportsmen left for the noun.
tains taking with them n cage and VIII
try TO get the bear In IL alive. Last year
a number was caught In this locality and
this is the second that has been caught
fhIS soasOn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
WRIGHT WILL MEET
WELDING FOR TITLE

WIMBLEDON. England. June 27-
Beals C. Wright OF Boston today qualified
for the final singles In the all English
tennis championship tournament. defeat.
ing a. II Lowe In the semi finals, 6-2.
3-6. Ga. Ga
Wrigbt's opponent in the finals will be
A F. wilding the New Zealander. who
was member OF the Australian team
which successfully defended the Dwight
Davis trophy year ago.
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Wedding Engagements.

SpeCInT 10 7 TIC ITTUNIIV'
MANTI. Juno 27-Mr. and Mrs Jonn
daughter. .cnnie. and Mr.. Melville Leslie
of Salt Lake, the marriage to take place
next month. A., -.
ua9ement of her daughter Apple, and
Joseph Tenant the marriage to take
place June 20.
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Magic Changes i'm New Tooele

station In New Tooele, The Tooelc Valley
railroad carries daily from 200 to 1900
passengers.
Visitors from all over Utah. Montana
| and other states are in Tooelo from time
to time. and think IL marvellous the inn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
i, asao Christensen Dead,

\ Ia kns oE-Anolher death oc-
.tea ...eslerday. Mrs, Jorgan
III q leu c"n away after a lInger-
. Ia consumption. Mrs, Chris
~ Vac aillng for about two
HY wsy oniy confined &c her bed
Ia d ,ss.sexs. She was born in
st ako. sb1e bner husband died four
tn Naryo ons mas Ave living chill
D Ma aehnsr. Mrs. Hannah
q ana 1Tenle Funk. Mrs. fora
slssicss ferdinand Christensen,
sl WV, be held tomorros "
9e.9ck from the home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28

forty-one miles and three laps in sixty
minutes.
He also smashed his own twenty nile
record by twenty seconds. Wylie took the
lead after the thirty sixth mile, defeat
ing Collins by two laps.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
rvs of lntermountain Region
Dies In Poorhouse.
Special to The Tribune

OGDEN, June 27.-wiliam Hermin,
one OF the early pioneers OF Utah. died
from a complication of ailments, He was
born In Germany. March l, 1882. and
came to Utah when young man, set
tling at Plain City. The body will be
taken TO Plain City for burial
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Players Suspended.

NEW YORK. June 27.-Frank Chance.
manager and first baseman. and Harry
Steinfeldt, third baseman OF the Chicago
National league club. and Larry Nc
Lem. catcher OF the Cincinnati CLUB,
have drawn three days suspension from
President Lynch of the National league.
as the result OF troubles on The playing
field.