The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-07

| TO Hampton Roads for each of the week
| ends until the completion OF the maneu-
vers probably six weeks hence.
ST. PETERSBURG, April e.-During
| the debate on the naval estimates In the
duma the clause providing for n credit OF
| S6. 500.O 900 as the first installmeut for the
construction of new ships was stricken
| out.
| INDIANAPOLIS. April 6.-Congressman
| Charles A. Korbv has been renomina ted
for congress by the Democrats OF the sew
cnth district.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 6.-With S1o-
| 600, 600 in Filipino coinage In her hold
! and 1000 passengers. including the Ninth
! infantry troop F. Fourteenth cavalry and
| recruits. the transport sherman sailed FOR
Manila yesterday via Honolulu.
HOT SPRINGS. April George Ryan
was arrested here on n bench warrant
issued by Federal Judge Tucker at Little
Rock based on the Indictment returned at
Council Blufrs in connection with the
Maybray fake foot races.
WASHINGTON April 6-whiIc dele
gates 10 the convention here Of the Jew
ish order Bnai have expressed the senti-
ment that the restrictive immigration
laws are offensive 10 The Jews, Harry
Gutter. chairman OF the immigration COM
miitce OF the order declared that the or
ganlzation would make no fight against
the present regulations.
LEAvENWORTH Kan. April G.
George Franhenhouscr. serving life sem
tence In the federal prison here for his
part in the robbery OF n Great Northern
train in Montana in 1907. made an unsuc-
cessfu attempt TO escape last night,
Frapllenhouscr was caught in Il corridor.
He had sawed the bars OF his cell door
and the saw together with q mask WAS
recovered from the prisoner
WASHINGTON. April s.-A bill de-
signed originally to grant pensions OF
Si0 900 year 10 former presidents as re-
and navy and $4,000 each TO widows OF
former presidents, after being amended so
to deny the intended relief for former
presidents was reported favorably to the
senate by Senator ShiVe!y, The provision
for widows OF former presidents was re-
drafted so as to make II apply specifically
TO Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Harrison,
CHEYENNE. April s.-ofhcers OF the
Northwestern Land and Irrigation COM
pany were before the federal court yes
terdsy in connection with ;he charges Of
fraudulent entries on coal lands in Carbon
county, Wyoming. involving about 1900
acres.
LEAvENwoRTH Kan. April "a
general courtmartial has been ordered TO
meet at Fort Leavenworth April H. Ii
is reported Capt Charles y. Murphy
Thirteenth infantry, Is To be tried at that
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ularlty in his company funds,
CATANIA, April 6.-Mount Etna is ex-
hibiting renewed activity a stream OF
lava has turned toward CisJerna Regina
and has almost reached that village The
crops near Borrello and N!colosi have been
ruined.
DAYTONA Fla. April 6.-Warreu c.
Dent a brewery wagon driver today re-
ceived Sfl 500 for seventy acres OF West
years ago for Sl17.S5. The discovery Of
oil by agents OF the Standard oil com
pany was the reason for the enormous In
creased value OF tho land
FRANKLIN. Pa. April st was
learned that the suit for divorce instituted
by Maj, Gen. Charles Miller. the million
alre Gilman. against his wife. Mrs. Emma
4 Miller. has been dropped. The sub
poena in the case was never served, Mrs.
Miller having led the process servers a
merry chase through the state. and she IL
now believed TO be in New York The
OF the suit would not explain the motive
for the action.
WASHINGTON. April 6.-The GreeI,
government. according 10 Information re
ceivcd al the state department. has passeS
a bill for a loan not to exceed SiS 900, 900.
\ British syndicate is said TO have Of
fercd to take up the loan in return for a
waterworks concession in Athens
DENVER. April ga Judgment for
Si0. 600 rendered several weeks ago against
Ndolph Rnssi the Italian consul at Den
yer. has been set aside on the statement
by the consul that he would contest the
suit which was brought by former italian
Consul Pasquel Corte.
DENVER. April 6.-Although the strike
In northern Colorado is quiet
every mine being idle an alarming fea-
tule Is that the mines generally, and par
ticularly the Simpson mine at Lafayette
are threatened with foods. Unless the
operators get pumpmen soon the water
threatens much damage.