The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-14
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AVELLINO, June 13.-Earth shocks
still continue 10 alarm tho province. "A
severe one this morning seriously. dam
| aged SIX houses in an adjoining village
CLEVELAND. o.. June 13.-The de-
fense rested its case yesterday In the
trial of Chief OF Police Koehlcr on
immortality and drunkenness. y YER
dict is expected tomorrow.
MALTA. Mont, June 1S,-Frank Elliott
died here todav the result OF wound
inflicted during a saloon brawl which took
place here Sunday morning. Elliott was
shot by Gus Letz in quarrel
LONDON. June 1.-THE Times under
stands that James Bryce, the British en-
bassador at Washington, has been au-
thorized TO sign the pecunlary claims
agreement with the United States.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-With a rec
ord OF $50 bills, carrying $780, 900 alto
rying s27 900 900 adversely reported, the
house committee on claims today closed
It's work for the session.
ABERDEEN. S. D.. June I8.-Major
John 4, Pickler. who while member OF
congress from South Dakota introduced
the resolution that instituted the first
free rural mall delivery, died In his home
GEORGETOWN. Colo, June 13.-While
standing I'm tunnel many feet below the
surface OF the ground Henry Butler
superintendent OF the Waldorf Mining and
Milling company, was struck by lightning
this afternoon and received fatal injuries
BHILADELPHIA, June 13.-The Read
ing, the Lehigh Valley Railway com
panies and the Bethlehem Steel company
were today placed on trial for violation
rage charges and for failing to publish
freight changes
NEW YORK. June 13-PrIces of beef
went soaring today, The new figures
are said to be the highest in a genera
tion. The wholesale price OF dressed
beef was advanced from II to. 12l and
Increased proportionately,
PLATTsBURG. n. Y. June is.-A des-
peratc but unsuccessful attempt to blow
up the. state prison at Dannemora was
made by convicts early today Dyna-
mite was smugsled into the cell of Ed
ward Brogan and touched off, but the
explosion did little damage,
SWAINSBoRO Ga. June 13-As a re-
suit OF the examination by the state
Fred Flanders of this place. who died
June 4. Mrs. Flanders was arrested to-
day and officers are looking for DR.. w.
j. McNaughton. the physician who at
tended him
DARLINGTON Wash. June ia
mob OF 100 white men today ordered all
the Japanese laborers employed in the
plant OF the United States Lumber com
pany TO leave town and after giving the
foreigners time to get together their ef-
fects. accompanied them TO the station
and saw them board train for Seattle.
OMAHA, Neb,, June 13.-Nicholas
Jimika. a Greek. was fatally shot and
sixteen Of his countrymen were arrested
as the result OF riot that followed the
alleged robbery in South Omaha tonight
OF a Greek boarding car. The Greeks
insisted on searching several houses for
the alleged robbers and this resulted In
the trouble.
LEAVENWORTH. Kan. June ID
Dean Earhart was arrested at Easton
twelve miles west OF here, tonight In
connection with the murder OF Mrs, Kath-
crime Schultz the wealthy widow whose
body WAS found in her home after Il
had been half destroyed by fire Thursday
morning, Earhart Is the husband of q
niece OF Mrs. Schultz.
COMO. Miss, June l3.-While officers
from Arkansas were en- route to Masta-
don, Miss. with Elmer Curl a negro they
were overpowered by a mob near here to-
night who lynched the negro. Curl was
charged with shooting A planter who at
tempted 10 arrest him for writing an
improper letter 10 white woman