The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-24

BINGHAAtTON, y. Y. March 23.-The
aeE. Harry 5, -ongley rector of Christ
ceiVed a call 10 become dean OF the Epis-
copal cathedral at Spokane, Wash. He
has not decided whether he will accept.
NEW YORK. March 23.-Wfth The as
sistanCe OF the public health section Of
the New York Academy OF Medicine
campa gn has been begun here for the
raising OF $4,000. 600 as an endowment for
Tie proposed museum OF safety here. The
museum viii devote Its activity to the
study and advancement OF devices for
preventing accidents on railroads and in
Industrial establishments.
DETROIT. Mich. March 2S.-The COM
mon council OF Detroit last night ended q
ninc-year controversy by voting 10 accept
Andrew CaTmcgie's offer of $4,000 for
new central library building and branch
libraries In 1901 the offer was accepted
by popular vote. but twice since that time
IL was voted down.
WILCOX. Ariz.. March 2S.-Mrs. Flor
eDca Estrada and two children were
killed at Luzena station on the Southern
Pacific They stepped from behind some
box cars IN front Of a rs pidly approaching
switch engine and their bodies were badly
mauglcd
LEXINGTON. Ky March 2S.-It is
stated here that r. L. Thomas. million
airc horseman of Kentucky and New York
VIII retire at once from racing ana devote
himself TO business interests at Ford
KS,
MINSK. Russia. March 23,-The author
iticS are continuing their efforts to break
Up the organized system through which
peasant emiSrants TO America. unable TO
secure passports are helped across the
frontier -Four parties OF Gmisr@nts were
agents engaged IN recruiting such par
ties were arrested.
CHICAGO. March 22.-Side walk roll
skating took It's place beside marbles and
jumping tho rope as an accepted aud pop
ular institution Yesterday when the pro-
tests Of citizens We're defeated 10y the de-
cision OF Chief OF Police Steward. In
stead OF dcnouncIu= the practice NJ the
Youngsters. tho official defended the sport
and said e. would take n concerted cam
paIgn ON the part of many people 10 make
him order the children of the streets. Il
Ike TO see IT, said Chief steward. $50
far as J am concerned. the children may
skate all they want 10 anywhere In the
city"
NEW YORK. March 22.-Nrs. Margaret
Custer Calhoun Vaughan, % ycars old.
wife OF John Vaughan, a contractor OF
This city. and sister OF Cen George \.
Custer who WAS killed Al the battle OF
Little Big Horn I'm 1876. died al hotel
treated FOR some time by faith hcalers
and would not allow physicians TO attend
her.
NEW YORK. March 2S.-Rear Admiral
Eugene c. H. LeutZ. L. Z. n, retired. /
holds the unique position OF being tho
,oInuandant Of TWO navy yards al 'he
aYr,n time His flag noats over both the
Tcv, York and Washington yards ic
assumed active command OF inc Sew
York ward on Monday but his tenure oi
nf7ica "a head OF tho Washington station
docs not expire until April }. by which
time N is expected MS successor there
viii have been named.
NASHVILLE Tenn. March 23.-NaI- !
tor Dennis of Jackson county, dead
man was pa~,3oncd by Governor Pattcr- |
son todav. The object of the pardon was I
Ia relieve the family of the deceased 81
tbo necessity or paying a $50 hnc which
he had been sentenced TO pay IN July !
1905 tor carrying q pistol
Los ANGELES, March 23,-The draw
Inc fnr farms opened 20 homcsteading
hy tho government under the Yuma lrri- !
-atin1 nroiect WIS begun yesterday In !
,Ln os Angeles land Office. The forty !
80, tracts were allotted at the rate OF
etY an hour. There are l75 In the group
Iino, some of Ihe choice claims the num-
~ nf niinrs ran into scores j. +. Cole
man was tho lucky man 10 be AWARDED
the nrst farm
VALDEZ. Alaska March 2S.-Ihe A.
aslsa Steamship company'S steamer Far-