The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-01

BRIEFLY TOLD
| X. Hart. an instructor.in Baker unlver-
| sity, Baldwin. Kan. has been appointed
assistant professor of education In the
University OF Washington. Notification
/ of his appointment was forwarded to DIR.
| Hart yesterday
BOSTON June 3O.-With an attend
ance from all parts OF the world the
the United States is holding its fortieth
annual meeting In this city. The open :
Ing bus ness session will be followed by
sectional meetings
BURLINGTON. VT. June 3o.-It is an
nounced that pledges amounting to $500. =
600 for The endowment fund OF the Uni
yersity OF Vermont. necessary TO secure
the 500 900 offered by the Rockefeller
fund managers. have been secured.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. June 3o-Theo-
dore Roosevelt will be the guest OF the
milwaukee, Press club September 7, the
occasion being the celebration OF the
clubs silver jubilee,
Ell PASO. Texas. June 30.-The entire
Mexican border immigration service Of
the United States Will come July under
the charge OF Frank ". Berkshire, sta
TONED here. This vii! include the i'm
migration work from Brownsville. Texas
to San Diego, Cal. and also will cover
the port OF Los Angeles.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. June 30.-Suit has
been instituted in the federal court by
Charles n, Armstrong of California
rI,1.,c ,,N1a Il.
strain alleged unlawful speculation in the
telephone company's stock.
AUGUSTA Me, June 3O.-The Republi-
cans OF Maine yesterday renominated
Gov. Bert NJ, Fcrnatd and State Auditor
Charles P. Hatch, both by acclamation.
SAVANNAH. Ga. June 29.-Richard ].
Num-. grand chancellor OF the supreme
council. Scottish Rite Masonry. died late
native of Wexford Ireland. and was 50
years OF age,
WASHINGTON. June a0,-wIlliam T.
Thompson OF Nebraska has been appoint
ed solicitor OF the treasury TO succeed
Maurice D. O'Connell. resigned, The ap-
pointment becomes effective October /.
BALTIMORE. June 3o.-Five men were
killed and three injured by passenger
train dashing at top speed late yesterday
upon a gang of eleven carpenters engaged
In making repairs TO treStle OF the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad north of Mount
Royal station
NEW YORK. June 30.-To win a purse
OF $3.50 and two suits OF clothes. Otto
Peppers seNenteen-year- Brooklyn
boy jumped off the Brooklyn bridge yes
terday, He was rescued by the crew of
q tug
WASHINGTON. June 30.-The ratihca-
ton by China Of the $50 900 Hankow
railroad loan is sought by the state de-
partment. Instructions have been sent to
American Minister Calhoun at Pcllin to
join with representatives OF the other
three governments interested In urging
China TO bring the matter to a speedy
conclusion,
MONTREAL. June 3o.-Count De Les
scps, the. French aviator, made trip
last evening as a passenger in a Wright
biplane operated by Brockins The lat
ter took the count UP about 1000 feet
and the flight extended far beyond the
limits OF the course and included a re-
verse and q side dip.
WASHINGTON. June 80.-Paymaster
General Eustace Rogers. chief Of the ma
val bureau of supply. and accounts. will
his own application under the thirty
year clause OF the retirement law.
HONOLULU. June 20.-After n thor
ough Investigation of the importation OF
Russian laborers into the Hawaiian
Islands by the sugar planters, the fed
eral grand jury has made lis report and
1nds that there has been no violation OF
alien contract labor laws and no evidence
)f peonage. 4 federal grand jury was
TO investigate the matter as a
'esult of charges brought In Washington |
hat the planters in bringing several ship |
Dads OF Russians from Siberia had vio-
atcd the allen contract labor law and
urther that q system OF peonage obtained |
IN the plantations.
WASHINGTON. June 30-Commis- |
;ioner Cabell of the internal revenue bu-
eau recently gave orders dispatching |
light agents to Oklahoma. Tennessee and |
North Carolina to assist IN enforcing the |
avs against Illicit distilling. Reports at
he bureau show the extent to which the |
business has developed IN those states of |
he south and southwest. in which local |
prohibition laws have reegated to dry |
erritory Mr.. Cabell says there is more |
llicit dstilllng now than ever known be-
ore in the states referred to
CHildron Cry
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