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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
Latonia Results,
BY tntcrnntlonnl News snrrIca

CINCINNATI. juno 13.-Lstonia resuits;
flret race. hvo furlorgs-Dorlon li2 U,oftusl
straight $3.50. won; Transport. III (Fninl, place
$50. second: Merlin l12 CDavonporu SHOW,
ESzo thitd. Time. l:oi Harry Lauder imonc
Old Taylor. Falllnweather. Jacob Bum. King
stalwert. clinton. Pass On apd Holbcrg also ran
second race nve turlongs-Frederick L. 100
!SShillims), straight $3.50 won; Tho Widow Moon.
10y t"lnShcldl. plecc ss.70. second: Nobby Ina
lHonTy), show 50. third. Time 80 Silver Bill
Foundation, Gold Color Nash Cash and Waite
Heather also ran. ''''
, Third race. ok turlongs-sir Giles, loI tcuu,-
nam. straight $40 won; Miss Thorpe IoI
tFTnuklin). place s.. 90. pecond: Theo Cook jle
IEstepl, show 50, third. Tlmo. ia Gertrude
nm Old Hank Mister Bob. Winlfrcd D. PEN
can't, Inspired. Rolling Stone and John Roberts
also ran '9
Fourth race. elk furlongs-Impresslon, eS (CaI-
lahan). straight i2.a won: Detour 1903 (Goosel
piece $3.50 second; Charles Goclz I03 (StooIel
snow $lA. third. Time. 1,l3 2-6. Chief Lind
sey. Arlefian, Merry Boau. Beautiful X che.
nouu Absurd and Plutocrnt also ran
Firth race, mile md seventy yards-BpsLv r,d
iyS iyS ,staGiel straight $3.50 won Howdy Howdy.
~ 10 IshiiIngl place S. 30. sccoud Crossovcr iii
,nna nEs.epy show $3.50 third Time. 1:si So. sum
falry story and Galley Slave also ran
Sixth race. mile and e-sIxtoonthg-coIs,on
~ tShll.ng). straight s5. won. EnendI liz
Soosol place So 70. second Pulka III QIonry1
snow Nolo third. Time. 1859 % spindle
H3hley. Bad Nows II. Bottles, Nan Forpnson
John Louis and Tag Fay also ran
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FAVORITE HAND|LY
WINS FEATURE RACE
Ordinary Card of Selling
Events Comprises Pro-
granme at Alan.

ALAN, Ida. June 13,-An ordinary
card of six selling events was offered
racegoers at the Alan course today, The
track was soft. The feature event, a
one-mlle affair, was won by Henry
Hutchinson, the favorite. The winner
was outpaced to the half pole by Critic
and then. with a little shaking up. ran
over the pacemaker and won In a gallop
Weather cloudy, track muddy. Results
First race thrco and bali furlongy-CaIuia
(SchwoblE). to g. second. Vivian H. 100 (Mc-
Ewen). 30 to !. third Time. I2 As. Russela
Mnncrc Miss Rose Rosa Borhcur and Sadie l..
also ran.
lHilD. 10 ;. won: Hugh Gray. 100 tTAplinl.
TO . second: Elsewhere. 81 (Gargan). l2 TO l.
u'rd. Time. 1:l5 f-5. Wild Fern and Manda-
dcro also ran.
Third race. seven rurlongs-EmeraId Isle. OF
NIopkinSl. to 10. won. Nurn. 97 (Csrterl. 10
10 !. second Lieutenant SAVIOR. 90 tRothl 6
10 l. third. Time. 27 CEko Ben Uncas Force
onatasRa. Don Enrique. Gus Hsrtrdgn and Jeanne
dare also
Fourth race. mlIc-Honry Hutchinson los CHop-
J. second, Sugar Lump. 90 0IB. 10 / third.
Time. 1:fl 2-5. Gretchen G.. ITa;teras Zulu
Critic and Ncw Capital also ran.
Fifth race. hvc furlongs sclllua-Lady Stall
tMcEwenl TO ]. second; swagcrlator iI5 (cava-
naUghI, TO !. third. Time 1901 2-5 PIckn-
n!nny, Annie Wells, Footloosc. Love Day and Fly
Ing finished named,
Sixth race. ono mile and sIxtccuth-sske Ioi
Woonorl. TO O. won: Littlcton as Carter s
10 ]. second: Beatrice SouIe. 20 nHiD II to 8
third. Time 1aS 2-6 Miss Naomi SpalsIno
Sim FeInn and Dave Weber finished as named
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EAGLES FLOCK|NC
TO MEET IN ZION

The Eagles of Utah, Idaho and Ne,
vada have begun to assemble in this
city for the convention of the order,
which will open next Tuesday and con-
tinue until Friday. The committees on
entertainment, consisting of j. j. Thorn,
as, NJ. M. Beaver, H, S. McCann. A,
Bernstein, Axel Steele and A. Hurz,
has completed arrangements for hand.
ling the large crowds which are ex-
pected to attend the meeting.
The plans for the entertainment of
the visiting Eagles include a meeting at
the clubhouse at 10 o'clock Tuesday
at which addresses will be
made by Mayor Samuel G. Park, P. z.
president of the local
aerie, nnd c. A. Boyd of Ogden The
afternoon and evening of that day will
be spent at Lagoon.
A trolley trip up Emigration canyon
has been planned for Wednesday morn.
ing. At noon the Eagles will attend an
organ recital in the tabernacle. and the
afternoon will he devoted TO a session
at the clubhouse, a smoker is sched-
nled for the evenings entertainment.
On June 90 ritualistic services will
DO given by the representatives of the
various aeries in competition for
orize
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FOUR DEGREES Of
DIVORCE GRANTED
Unhappy Wives Tell Their
Stories in District Court
at Ogden.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 13.-Divorce matters re-
ceived much attention from the district
court judges today. a final decree and
three interlocutory DEGREES being grant
cd in the cases OF mismated couples.
Judge J. A. Howell granted a final de-
cree OF divorce TO Susie Phalen in her
suit against Daniel d. Phalen. The inter-
locutory decree was granted to her in
October, 1911. She was also granted the
custody of the minor child, Vernal /,
Phalen. the costs of suit and $50 at
torney's fees.
The same judge gave Ada Lee an
interlocutory decree of divorce from Ed
ward F.. Lee. whom the wife charges with
neglect and failure to provide. The
parties were married In Salt Lake June
o. 1907. and it was represented that Mrs.
Lee and her four minor children were
abandoned on April !, 1911. She was
given the custody of the children and SIS
per month almony
Sarah E. Weston was granted an
interlocutory decree OF divorce from
Cedric L. Weston by Judge n. j. Harris.
Neglect and failure to provide were al
legged Mrs, Weston was awarded the
custody Of three minor children.
Alleging desertion. Mrs. Vilate Irwin
was granted an intcrlocutory decree of
divorce from Albert Irwin, by Judge j,
A. Howell They were married In this
CITY August i6, 1908, and the abandon
ment by the husband occurred September
10. 1910. according to the complaint. The
custody OF Ieanora: aged years, was
awarded to the mother.
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FILE FOUND I'M CELL.
Razor Jack" Richardson Thought to
Have Planned Escape.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. June 13.-Guard Thomas
Lever OF the city police department prob
ably frustrated a jail delivery today
when he found a large file and a bottle
OF oil In the cell occupied by Razor
Jack" Richardson. the Salt Lake man,
who is doing time for petit larceny. So
far as the guard could ascertain. Rich
ardson had not yet attempted TO sever
any of the bars Of his cell, Richardson
was at work on the rock pile when
Guard Lever made his important dis
covery
1t was a statement made by Richard
son few days ago that led the guard
to inspect the prisoners cell Guard
Lever released Richardson from his cell
in order that he might sweep the corri-
dors of the building When the officer
relaxed his close watch over the man.
Razor Jack" wandered over 10 Twenty
fifth street and bought himself II cents
worth of refreshments. When he re-
turned, the guard accused him OF break
ing a prison" regulation. Richardson
incensed with anger, threatened to get
even" and also reported TO Chief Of Po-
lice w I. Norton hat Lever was guilty
OF "cruel and inhuman treatment OF
prisoners"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

'Battcd for Brennan In seventh.
"Battcd for Keefc IN ninth.
iRan for Mclean In ninth.
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WARD ESTABLISHES
NEW TRACK RECORD
Continued From Preceding Page,)

worth took the lead at the start and
held IL for seven and a half laps, when
Mcneil passed him. On the next lap
johnson and Bernstrom also passed Duck
worth, leaving the latter to finish last
The three mile class A professional race
In which Ward broke the Wandamere
record was a walk away. Ward took the
jump with Brodbeck close to his heels
Ward soon drew away from the bunch,
and gained q lead OF a quarter OF lap,
which he maintained until the finish. The
hght for second money between whittier
and Brodbeck was exciting and the for
mer won by considerably less than a
length.
The summary follows:
First heat OF tho three-mils class profess
sional--Otl Johnson won. Duckworth' second;
Bon johnson. third Time. e:2s.
Second heat three-mile class B. professional
Mcneil WON Bornstrom. second; Mccall. third.
Time ,:I7 As.
Whittier, second: Brodbeck, third: Peck. fourth
Time 2;os As.
Final three milo oIass 3. profossionsi-McNeil
won: o. Johnson. second; sernstrom. third
Duckvorth fourth Time. 2:25 I-5
First heat. six-milo a class professional tthree-
mile heatsl-ward won; Brodbeek. eecond Mo
Nell third Time. 2ls S-5,
Second hcnt siS-mlls class A. professional
three. mile heats)-Wblttlcr won; Peck. second:
Bcrnatror third: Mccall. fourth. T1mo. 7;l3 Is.
lance miles and " lap. Time. s.a-
Finals. six-nile cIaas A. professional-Wsrd
won; whittier. second. Brodbsck, third: Peck,
fourth Time t:A As.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
COAST LEAGUE,
American Association
Al Columbus: First gnmc-

Al Columbus: First game n. II. Z.
Milwaukee, .....1 o-S lt
Columbus 80 q %
Rhttorcs-Horlik ana Schnlk: ncQuillon and
Smith. Umpircs-Blcrhaltor and Connolly.
Second Eomo- r. II E
Milwaukee .....o o-1 (
Columbus ......o - J
HstJerieg-Slapnika md Hughes; Packard and
Smith. UmPires-EicTholo and Connolly,
At Toledo- r H. T.
Toledo .....n o Ia 3
Batterios-Cann and James: James and Land
UmpiroS-Hoyes and HAndlboc.
Al Indianapolis R. n r
Minneapolis % o % N a
Indianapolis % q Is 1
Bnttcres-P6tt~rsoU and owens. Robertson aud
Clarke. Umpircs-Irwin and Anderson.
Al Loulsvlllc- r. n. e
St Paul ....,...l Is 10 2
Louisville ......2 9 O o. d
Battorics-Thomas. Leroy and Murray. Cries
Toucy and Ludwig. Umplrcs-Fcrguson and Chill
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READY FOR FLAG DAY.
G. A. r, Veterans In Charge Of the Ex-
crclses In Ogden.
SpeciaI to The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 1S-Acting on the re-
quest of the G. A. r. veterans, who have
planned a big Flag day demonstration
for tomorrow. the city commissioners In
session this morning adopted a. resolution
requesting all citizens to aid In the un-
dertaking and to assist in the Observance
Of the day by displaying the Stars and
Stripes at their residences or places OF
business.
AT the exercises In the city hall park
at . o'clock tomorrow afternoon the
members OF Dix-Logan post. G. A. r..
will present to every public school Of the
city large silk flag. Five thousand
school children win be assembled In the
park and the presentation of a flag to
each delegation Of children Will be made
by Comrade n. c. Wsrdleigh. Music
Will be furnished by the Ogden City band
and. following an address by Judge ].
A. Howell. the c.. a. z. veterans and
school children Will march north on
Washington avenue to Twenty-third
street and return Two motion picture
firms have arranged to make pictures
during the ceremonies and parade.
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||[L|NC CONTEST
PROVES SHARP RACE
Ison and Johnson Win,
With As Inches; Athletics
at Bingham.
n The Tribune,

nj 10 The tribune
NGHAM. June l3.-This was
ii, Union day in Bingham, and all
.en who could he spared from the
hines here held a great celcbra-
There was a diversified pro-
nc of sports, which included Il
,q contest, and tonight the cele-
m wound up with grand ball at
al hall. These arc the results IN
n contests;
ward dash for men-W. Jensen,
ID. Renshaw, second.
-ayd dash for boys under l4.-A.
|nali, first; Joe Grant, second.
ard dash for glrls-Jennic Muir
{irst; Alice Cooper, second.
AID dash for womcn-Mrs, e.
first; Mrs. o. Scott. second.
&rard race for fat mcn-J. w.
first: L, r. Demson. second.
IA race. Miller. first; ID. Rose,
|.e.lecged race-A, Mcdonald and
ranf. first; j. Delaney and d..
ID, sccond.
4 race-E. Baird, first: ID, Geffen,
race for girls-ldella Davis,
'Aanes Greer, second,
|b]e. handed drilling contest, first
510O; second prize, $5o-Otto
M and Andrew Johnson won,
"a forty.fivc inches in granite
In Is minutes. Dan Eden and
Nartiscn were second, drilling
I9o and one-half inches in the
iime,
Judges in the drilling contest
Pcter McKenna. j. w. Grant and
& Bean, and those for the other
we're j, 7. Dean. j. II. Newton
|uy Baum.
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WASATCH STAKE
RACE IS FEATURE
CONTINUED from Preceding Page)

OF popular airs, and Manager MacFar-
land is going to do everything possible
to make II a big gala night and one
long to be remembered by the cycle rae
ing fans of Salt Lake.
Tonight's Programme.
The programme and entries are as fol-
lows;
FIRST EVENT
First heat in Wasatch stakes with Lawson.
FoEler and Hill starting.
SECOND EVENT.
Second heat In Wnsatch stakes. with Gouet,
Root and HchIr starting.
THIRD EVENT.
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United States Led0ue

AZ Richmond r. H. E.
Richmond 80 0 0 '-s 10
PIttshurg ......o { o-2 7
Battcrics~Taylor aud Blue: PhIliippi and
Hughes. Umpre-Dillon
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Big Celebration Planned.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
BURLEY, Ida. June 13.-Preparaticn
are being made In Burley for the largest
Fourth OF July celebration ever held In
Cassia county. The soliciting committee
from the chamber OF commerce has sue
ceeded In raising sufficient money for
carrying out the elaborate programme
which has been prepared. The japanese,
who came here in the wake of the sugar
beet industry. have agreed TO provide the
fireworks feature unassisted by the
townsmen This alone will cost more
than $500. All the neighboripg towns IN
Cassia and Lincoln counties have been
invited to Join with Burley in celebrating
the national holiday.
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News of 1ntermountain Region
MINER KILLED BY CAR.
Washout Is Discovered on Rio Graude
in Nick OF Time.


in Nick OF Time.
Special 10 The Tribune.
PARK CITY, June i3.-Last night
Steven Jackson. an employee OF the DAILY
Judge Mining company. was killed while
at work pushing car. He was at work
on the l200-foot level and was pushing
the loaded car up an incline. He had
taken one car up and blocked the wheels
10 mold IT, He started up with another
car. when the car above broke loose and
came down the steep track, throwing him
on the track and passing over him.
Jacksons fellow workmen rushed To
MS assistance, but II was found that
MS neck had been broken and a large
cash cut in his head
Jackson was about thirty years OF age
ana as far as known he had no relatives
near here.
The Bio Grande Western train was de-
iayed about two hours this morning ow-
ing TO a washout about ten miles this
SIDE or Salt Lake. A special excursion
tram left here this morning with about
9oV passengers, and il Is considered very
fortunate that the regular train crew
found the washout, for the curves are
very snarp near the scene OF the high
water and the excursion train was tray
elns fast. This train was tagged and
the section crew were called TO put the
track In condition, which was done as
quickly as possible and the trains passed
along.
a very enthusiastic meeting was held
last evening at the city hall TO decide
upon holding a celebration here on Juiv
A. committee was appointed by Act
ing Mayor McGiIl, who called the meet
ing TO order and another meeting Will
be held very soon to hear the report Of
the committee
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Occur d 'Alene Entries.

By International News Sorvico.
ALAN. Ida. Juno i3.-Entrics for tomorrow 8
races:
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Select OeleGates.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BURLEY, Ida. June 13.-The central
committee OF both the Republican and
Democratic parties of Cassia county met
Tuesday. the Republicans at Albion and
the Democrats At Burley, and appointed
delegates TO the state platform conven-
tions which meet in Boise June 25.
The Republicans selected are Lieutenant
Governor Sweetser r. T. Uowells OF Oak
ley and l.. A. Bauman of Albion. while
y. j, Hunter and William Schlick OF
Burley and NJ. Fl. Bangs Of Albion will
represent Cassia county in the Demo-
cratic convention,
The Republicans will ask for a provi-
sion favoring extensions OF time to home
steaders on government irrigation project :
similar TO that which the Democrats are
advocating. which is for a period of
twenty FIVE years In which 70 pay con-
structlon charges.
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death. which occurred In this city June
IS. 1911.
Mr.. Hogge was employed on the con-
strucuon or substantion near Thirtieth
street when he came in contact with
electric wires. declared in the Complaint
10 have carried 10000 voltage. The man
was instantly killed. The plaintiff AYERS
that inasmuch as Mr.. Hogge was not
familiar with the operation OF electric
currents and that he was forced to work
In proximity TO the death dealing wires,
she believes herself to be entitIed to
$50 900 general damages and $500 for fu-
neral and other expenses.
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Big Wheat Crop Certain.


DOWNEf, Ida, June 13.--While many
of the townspeople and visitors In Downev
are grumbling over The excessive rains OF
the last two weeks. the dry farmers OF
Marsh valley are smiling broadly. The
reason is that the additional moisture
means that this section Of the west Will
produce this season n wheat crop far In
excess of anything obtained before. hence
the smiles of the agriCUlturiSts.
For the last TWO weeks there has been
rainfall nearly every day and the dry
farms In the vicinity are surfeited with
moisture and the ground is soaked TO a
depth that assures plenty OF water during
the dry season. On the dry farm lands
in The vicinity OF Downey wheat is al
ready four feet high and stil growing
and farmers predict that this valley VIII
ship over 2,500.0 600 bushels of Turkey Red
this season as against 100000 bushels
la 81
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ACT OF FRIENDSHIP
is NOT APPRECIATED

Charged with the theft OF $3.50 from
man who befriended him. B. T: Price,
Il machinist, was arrested by DetectFes
Lyon and Gillespie last night lie rs
alleged to have rifcd the pockets OF
John Sullivan IN the latter's room AT
the co2v rooming house while sullivan
was sleeping.
Price was arrested In Third South
street resort. He was spending money
like water and is said TO have gone
through most OF Sullivan.s money Sulh-
van says he befriended Price by sharing
his room with him and giving him food
and drink.
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TWO BARNS BURNED,
Combination OF Children and Matches
Causes Fire at Cedar City
Special to The Tribune

CEDAR CITY. June 1S.-Chiidren and
ma tches were responsible for fire which
broke out In this city this afternoon, de-
stroying two barns and resulting In more
than 5000 damage.
a number OF children, boys and girls
were playing with matches In barn be-
longing to Charles Lungreen. They were
near a surrey which was covered with
canvas. The suppositiop is that the can
vas became ignited from a match
dropped on it. The children were called
10 their evening meal and shortly there
after the flames were seen bursting
through the sides and roof or the barn
given A stiff wind was blowing and the
only water that could be had was from
the irrigation ditch along the street
1t was apparent from the start that the
building was doomed and the citizens
turned their attention 10 the barn be-
longing To Henry Mackeprang. but their
efforts were futile
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DOWNEY, IDA, KEENLY
INTERESTED IN FIGHT
Special 10 The Tribune.


OOWNEf. Ida, June lS-Probabl blv
never before In the history OF Downey
mas SUCH enthusiasm been manifest over
a similar affair as Is being evinced in
the coming fight between kid" Harmon
end kid" Curly Thomas. The bout
which takes place on June 30. Will be for
ten rounds, and the winner Will be pitt ed
against KID Carpenter In the star al :
traction OF the celebration here OH July 4
Each Of the two lads Is training hard
and Is confident that nc will be return ej
the winner. Harmon is working ont In
town and Is using the gymnasium OF the
local ball players, while Thomas is train
Ing ct MarBhalrs Hot Springs Just out
side OF town, Road work, the bag and
several fast bouts with sparrinR partners
mark tho daily programme.
During the past spring Downey has
forged 20 the front and Is rapidly taking
tts place as one Of the best small towns
IN the west for the nghting and wrestling
games, and good attendance of fans
can be depended upon at each entertain
ment,
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Aged Pioneer Dies.

Special 10 The Tribune
SPANISH FORK. June l3,-Ben5sniin
Evans. Jr.. O highly respected citizen,
died at he residence last night of old
age and general debility. Mr.. Evans was
native OF Stravard. Carmanthanshire'
South Wales. lie was So years OF age
He is survived by a widow. six sons, one
daughter and a number OF grand chill
dren.
Mr. Evans and family came to Spanish
Fork thirty 1--WE years ago.
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Licensed to Wed.
Special TO The Tribune.


OGDEN, June 13.-Marriage licenses
were granted today to Donald w Nc
Creery and Miss Eliza Bell Green. both
of Salt Lake James A. Burton and Miss
Kate Paxton. both OF Nephi. Joseph Dew
ereaux OF Bountiful and Clara Nielsen OF
Huntsville; E. Owen Swackhamer of Hlu
Top. New, and May J. Delaney OF Port
Griffith, Pa.
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Eccles TO Be Witness.

Special % The Tribune.
OGDEN. June J3.-Upon his return
from northern trip today. David Ecces
was notified that he must be In New
York by next Wednesday to appear as
witness in the case Of the federal gov
ernment against the called sugar trust.
He will leave Ogden on Saturday for the
ca stern Journey,
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BRIDEGROOM GIVEN
THIRTY DAYS IN JAIL

Thorae Cartv. who celebrated his
nuntiais three weeks ago by getting
drink and spending the night in the city
jaiI, was arrested again yesterday yes and
Carts is sbeephcrder. Three weeks
ago ago he obtained a marriage license az
the county clerks office and was mar
ried that day by the license clerk. He
Sriss ms An rspndia,ed him and has since re- re-
fused TO live with him. Since bis wife
left him, according to the police, Carty
has taken to constant drink.
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Rumor Is Groundless.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. June 13.-Onicial conhrma-
ton by Vice President +. l.. Brown OF
the Denver G. Rio Grandc, OF ]. A. Ben
tons statement that the road would not
discontinue It's terminal in this city was
received by II. NJ Rowe. president OF the
Weber club. In the form OF q telegram
from Mr.. Brown today The Denver Of
fetal not only declared Mr.. Bcntons
statement TO be absolutely correct but
stated over his own signature that the
rumor was proundleSs.
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Disappears Mysteriously.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BURLEY. Ida. June 13.-Adam Peter
son, % years OF age. who disappeared
myst eriously from Burley on May IS, has
not been found aud his relatives fear he
has met with foul play. He was last
seen In Burley, having come TO town from
the ranch which ne had rented. His
brothers have offered reward for In
formation as TO his Whereabouts and have
instituted vigorous search. The man
had no bad habits and had the place
which ne was farming 1T high state Of
o,,ltiyaito