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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-29
CR|TNCSES ACTION
COUNTY COMMITTEE
One Faction in Garden City
Charges Other With I'm
fair Advantage.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, April 2s-The action OF tho
Republican county central committee
which met here Yesterday in fixing the
date for primaries. and also the early
date for the judicial convention set by
the judicial committee for May Il, has
somewhat upset the politicians. The
short time given for campaigning took
them by surprise, and one faction has
openly charged the other with using un-
fair methods TO gain an advantage. as
serting that the holding of the judicial
convention so early in the season gives
one candidate advantage over the others
II is also charged that the committee
was controlled by political ring hav-
Ing for It's object the distribution OF the
offices among themselves. The dates
for the conventions are so arranged
(they say) that If these candidates fail
in landing the nomination In one con-
Nention, they can come In later for a
place on tho ticket for one of the minor
=, There are at least three aspirants for
the nomination OF county attorney on
the Republican ticket with fair pros
p, Parker. formerly of American Fork,
now practicing law in this city. is out
Tor the attorneyship to succeed Jacob
Evans and Parker has a good following
from the north end OF the county. while
the south end also has n candidate I'm
Elias Hansen Of Spanish Fork. These
two are opposed by n II Thomas Of
Provo, who, II Is said. claims the nomi-
nation by right of long party service. and
also from n geographical standpoint. 1t
is said that Spanish Fork has two can
didates for the legislature. one of whom
is Henry Gardner, president OF the sem
ate In the last legislature and also q
member OF the next one. having been
elected for two terms.
The Provo politicians also object to
George Parker coming into the race as
candidate from the Garden City, be-
cause OF his short residence here, and
insist that he become candidate from
American Fork, II at all. Then. on the
other hand, Provo has a hold-oyer sena-
tor Alfred L, Booth. and number OF
candidates for the lower house. For this
position the friends OF Arthur Craven are
urging his claims, and Fred Hush is
also spoken OF for one OF the four leg
islators from Utah county. There are
four lawmakers from this county I'm the
last legislature who are expected to be
in the race. none OF them from Provo
and there are many here hoping these
four will again land the plums. thus
offices geographical advantage. The
members Of the last legislature from this
county were; w. l., Hayes OF Pleasant
Grove. j. II. Woottou OF American Fork
John III. White Of Payson and NJ. A.
Packard OF Sprlngville.
AS there is no United States senator
to be elected this year, IL Is said the
federal machine will not show its hand
In the selection of candidates for legis-
Iatiye honors, and the fight will there
fore be entirely on geographical and per-
sonal lines.
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summary. Two-base hits-Clark, kel
ly Hester. Levy. Alexander. Three-base
hit-Jcnsen, Home run-AleNander, Base
on balls-Om Richardson. l; off Jensen, 4.
Struck out-By Richardson, >; by Jensen.
3. Left on baseS-Cireai Fails 10; Ogden.
3. Double plays-Levy TO Clark. Richard
son 10 Hester. Wild pltch--Richardson
Sacrifice hits-AleXander, Wessler. Sacri
flce ny-Faye. Murray. Runs hatted In
Clark. !: Alexander. .: Fave, ]; Wesscr,
1: Levy. /; Murray, /: Kelly. /. Time
hour. IS minutes. Umpire-Hurlburt. At
tendance-i2O0.
Manager McCloskey tried out Maggie"
Murphy In the second game and without
having pitched game this season. the
former state Lacquer was wild. lie passed
total OF nine. and permitted thirteen
hits in eight Innings.
MCCloskey's tribe had the satisfaction
of chasing q Great Fails pitcher Ia the
clubhouse when Williams. also working
IN his first league game this season, was
replaced by kermeyeT ia the fourth after
the Ogden delegation had pounded his
curves 10 all sections OF the lot.
Murray won constant approval from the
Ogden fans by sensational fielding in the
center division. The work OF OI-eary In
left was extremely depressing. Manager
McCloskey finally sending Stevens 10 LEFT
and placing the Louisville boy IN right.
Score OF second game.
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Mondays Pimlico Entries.
B7 International Ncus scrvios
BALTIMORE. April .s.-Pirlco entries ic

B7 international NcN- Service
BALTIMORE. April .s-PiriIico entries Tor To-
morrow
First race six .uriongs-ssrn Rank. Jack Bur
d-us ~: Huca Queen. Vesper Irene ounnen
100: ornhanry lpl Floissm. ie2 Hxcutsnts no .
Excellence. 10 sfslmore 100. piSsontsr. III: Ma
pier To-.
second rar~ iour firionss-Lhtoat ios: Loan
SHARK ms. PonkA,Asset ic4 Honey Zee. %; Bs-
vel I.uts los Beth Stanley. ios: Mama johnson.
90 Joe Stockton. lit: first Sight. IL; Captain
Elliott l0s Frsa Lew. ns.
Third rare the stafford purse. one miis-Jenny
Geddes io5. stairs. Light % Ny Life, Io7; Bius
Thistle 20. Lady NcGee ios; HToNsesn. 10;
HimAtion no; Caliph. no; Jane, r.. io6; Hamp-
stead. io7
Fourth r1cs. ussPlschss-. tvo milss-2sivcod.
iso: Malaga ItT; Vskesl. 100. King Pin 1to.
Lamp Black loi. Ciers iiss>r. los. kirnson.
10: Kyrsi ln.-Bs-f reverence. 40; virsuis
Creope,-~isi. Aggression, iio rrudo. 49, Nut
inoeT fio Idle Michael iio RsIlufe, rs.
Fiua race ,ix furionEs Beaucoup 1lo; fSabsi.
10. lIule Pal, fpi Mr Goghrly. as sBiily
vandsv,er a.: 'ouusn. io@: Black Chief. ss
sumn,sr Night. IS; LADY frms. ios
sim raoe on. mile and seventy ysrds--Ny Eel
low ITO. Norbitt JIG: Sand EiIl. tis; Super
,ishr II.. Appasaionsts. im: Rev. 9s
i~,eath rars. ala furiopxs -nenonest, Red
J4cket 1os: Bait. icci Mud sri ioI: Wsrhons
ios: Ticktack, Io:. Dora ". lp6 100; pi1ss.
"; Msry chiltop. Ana: Eaton. rs; Mis- mo-
rnents. los
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.|NTERURBA|V FIGHT
ON IN CACHE COUNTY
Ecc1es and Golightly Vie for
Franchise Grant, New
Company Formed.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
LOGAN, April 2S.-That there is TO be
fight over the proposed interuroan rail-
way for this county was made evident
this evening when NJ j. Golightly and
associates made another application to
the county commissioners for a fran
chisc
Golghtly had franchise at one time
but IL expired lie endeavored to have
1t renewed, but could not give the bond
desired by the commissioners, so it was
not granted. Then David Bccles and
associates asked for franchise. but the
application was not acceptable To the
0oTrd SO Gsys nothing Ma Mas q%nG Goeies
that he desired franchise from smith
field and Providence and wuold guarantee
to build the road this year. He was told
would be granted,
Now. Golightly. backed by some Of the
most substantial men In the county. ap-
pears and asks for franchise, He says
he Is prepared TO give the bond required
and make all the concessions that the
commissioners desire. The commissioners
men, took the matter of granting the
franchise under advisement
A new creamery company was formed
here last evening when the College
launched. 1t Is concern formed by
the Grocers Of the city TO insure an
adequate supply of butter for their stores.
The cond ensed milk factory here had
been supplying tho trade pretty well but
recently the Borden interests acquired
the plant and have announced that In
the future they viii make no more but
ter.
The company is capitalized at $4,000.
and has obtained the old Lee dairy at
Hyde Park This Will be fitted up in
modern style and S. l.. Bingham, OF the
state agricultural college, will have charge
of the plant The officers OF the com
pany follow: President, A. Jorgensen:
vice president. II. 6. Hayball, treasurer,
Leo Nielsen; secretary and manager. s.
T., RIDRham
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V|LL BOOST UTAH
/ THROUGH PICTURES
Fsber Club Publicity Bureau
Desires TO Buy Some Good
Photographs.
In Tho Tribune.

14cial 10 The Tribune.
MODEM. April 2s.--As q result OF the
oifitsd Advertising campaign inaugu-
1fed BY the Weber club publicity bureau,
|anager o. J Stillwell has announced
lad the bureau is IN the market for
I'd Photographs OF scenes In and near
<1en. Such pictures are now In de-
Ind By the organization for use in
.|lfoad folders and other advertising
mature. and the manager has been in
|ructed 10 purchase negatives which
&y be available for such literature,
Among the subjects which Will be
@otciny acceptable by the publicity bu-
|su are pictures of ogden canyon,
|asef Of sugar beet culture and beet
0Eer manufacture. agricultural pur-
||is In Weber county. sheep raising.
||ck gardening. mining and fruit grow
If. Pictures pertaining to sugar beet
1IsIng are especially needed at this
me for use In a special magazine arti-
'4 AL photos TO be acceptable at all
|usf be moi less than four by five inches
size printed in black and white and
|I1flcally finished
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NEW COUNTRY CLUB.
Formed by Prominent SaIina Business
Men; Good Quarters Secured.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
SAL1NA. April 2S-Prominent business
men here have organized a Country club,
and have rented the second floor Of the
Rasmussen Bird building. which will be
furnished with a modern gymnasium
reading room. loungng room, auditorium
and other apartments
An inaugural ball will be given by the
club next Wednesday evening. The Of
ficers and members are Emmett Robins
president. Art Nielsen, vice presId cnt !;
Jarvis Martin. secretary; Max Cohn
treasurer. d. l.. Argyle, business man.
ager, = f. Peterson Rex Barnard En-
cry Long. Edmund Martin. DR.. G. r
Bullock, Alma Anderson. Ray Ivie, Frank
Wright. CunS Peterson. Arthur Prows
Alvey West, Clyde Philpot, Andy Peter
son. Thomas Nelson, George Poulsen,
Alvin Brown, Elmer Colby. Morrill, Rob-
ins, Dean Brown and Vern Alfred
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TWO THEATRICAL STARS
MEET IN THE DESERT
Snecial TO The Trihune.

LAS VEGAS. New. April 9S-At Moapa.
on the salt Lake Route, today. two big
theatrical companies met the Balkan
Princess company and the Spring Maid"
company both on special trains. Miss
Cunning or the "Balkan Princess COM
paDy and Mizzi Hajos of the Spring
Maid" company exchanged Fluctuations.
the railroad company arranging time
as to allow thirty minutes Tor the meet
Ing.
MANY OF the members OF the two COM
pa MES had not met i'm years or during
the season. II a great sight 10 see
l50 people on the desert together. all
Jolly and happy, although all OF them
moro than "Forty-hve Minutes From
Broadway"
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CHINESE NEGOTIATE
NEW LOAN SECRETLY y
Special Cable to The Tribune.

SHANGHAI. April est is reported
here tonight that loan has been Sc
cretly negotiated under instructions from
Yuan Shi kai The premier's agent in
Great Britain, France. Germany and the
United states have accepted Tang Shao
Yiis explanation. IL is said regarding the
action OF the Chinese government on the
question OF the Belgian loan, on coudi-
tion that no further loans be negotiated.
and that further advances Will not be
used TO repay the Belgian loan. While
agreeing TO the conditions imposed upon
China by tho powers. II Is believed that
the government Will resent any super
vision.
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FRENCH BICYCLE
RIDER DEFEATED

NEwRRK. y. j.. April ga special match
race between Joe Fciser o. brooklyn and Leon
Gone OF France the insin event OF toaAvs
bicycle rAreE at tho Velodro.ns Cone the
straight heats, making the distance OF teo-thrd1
OF a mile In 2:G3 rs aud ?: y 10. Other events
Tyo-mlle handicap. professlonN-Won by Prank
CSsanaugh Newark O3o Yards: Jumbo Wells.
Ncw Zealand (sS yardsi. second: Fred Jonss.
clifton. y. Y Oco yards), third. Time. sb7 SIS
Ten mile motor pacod-Gcorgc WILEY Syracuse
defeated Clarence Carmen Ismlics l.. J. Tine
- .25 is.
Two-mllc invitAtion-Nop ny c. Scheiisr. san
FIauci6co: Martin Ryan Newark. second; Al
Cribcl Newark thlrd. T'imU. 40.
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Regarded as Insane.
Special tn The Tribune.

snrciaI 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, April ts.-Wilis Porssi1. colorcd who
has been In tho custody OF Sheriff r. Y. Hnr-
rson for several days. probably Will be arraiguoA
before medical board tomorrow for an exam
ination az 10 his sanits Pcrsal spent
ersl days at the city jail before he was turned
over IN tho county authorities. but thcro was
no improvement I'm his montal condition and
the Ghcrin hns decided that he is candidate
for the stat mental hospital. Perssll tnkon
Into custody whom he poured kerosene about his
room ard then placed buckets OF water In the
corners for in fire resulted. ITo has
flooded tho padded coll twice In putting OUT
imaginary fires.
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C. L. Parsons. Sec'y and Treas. Of
the c. II. Ward Drug Co., Pasadena,
Calf, writes: eve have sold and
recommended Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound for years, We believe it to
be one of the most efficient expector
ants on the market. Containing no
opiates or narcotics it can be given
freely 10 children. Enough of this
remedy can be taken to relieve a cold
az 1t has no nauseating results and
does not interfere with digestion. {"
For sale by lSchramm-Jo ohnson Drugs!
Five stores.
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UTAH FUEL. NINE
DEFEATS SOLDIERS

on ,be Fort Douglas diamond Yesterday morn
ins the Utah Fuel nine defeated Company X
n To :. During the frut half % ths gam.
tho soldiers had tho coal dealers By ak runs
but strong batting rally IN the last three
innings pushed the coal 70 the rrort with
three spare. NteY the fourth inning
the soldiers failed to trele the bases. belns
retired in rotation. DIAN put the game on
ics M the last half OF the ninth. hitting home
run with two the cushions The coal
men pulled off the ouly double In the game
HoffllnR gathering Ny at center. shoo;inE the
ris and Halyorson for the Fuel. Company X. Hall
aud GoneAlr.
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Will Open Park.
Special to Tho Tribune.

snorIsT IN Thn TTibuno-
OGDEN, April 2s.-Superintcndcnt V. Van dor
Schult has announced that the Fairgrounds at
Liberty park viii be thrown opon for tho
son next "Wednesday. Many improvements have
been mado n this park during the past few
months chief among them being tho wsding
pool and sand pit. Additional arc lights have
also been Installed. Tho park commissioners arc
considering plan In provide better lighting NJ
Lester park by inStalliuS number OF clusteC
lights. With tho addition 10 Central park
now completed, the clty's public grounds In
excellent condition for the season.
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Owls to Celebrate,

SVV7IHI 10 TIE 1I1UHhF
OGDEN. April 2S-The Owl lodge OF this
city has planned n celebration OF its recent
membership campaign in t,c form OF q banquet
and dance 10 be hold Friday evening. May 3.
Only members Of the organization and lady oS-
corts will bc invited. The membership cam
pniSn has been worry suot rssful, moro Than ono
hundred members having boon secured dur
Ing the past three weeks. Including tho now
mombers. the local lodge has membership roll
OF than three hundred.
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Will Ship Body Home.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN April 2s.-Funeral services for Mrs.
Katie Henrietta Hooper. wife OF Edward l..
Hooper. held al tho Larkin chapel Mt
O'Clock this afternoon. Bishop ", d. Van Dyke
OF the Third ward conducting. Tomorrow tho
body VIII be shipped 90 Cedar City. Utah. where
funeral services and intcrmcnt will tnko place
Wednesday. The death OF Mf1. Hooper oo-
CURED yesterday morning after long illness.
She born at New Harmony, Utah June II,
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BROTHERS ARRESTED,
Last Dollar for OveraIIs to Keep
Clothes Clean.

= ~ aH' iIlDul's
LEN, April 2S.-After spending their
qonar Tor ovcralls and Jumpers to
shelr clothes clean while stealing q
over The railroad. T. l.. Mannns and
'so.ner, j. h. Mannas. We're arrested
,hls morning by Watchman +. C..
'''Rrr OF the Southern Pacific COM
n. ihe brothers, who say they are
w 10 Years old. are from Shippcns-
To They gave their occupations
2okbeeper and a school teacher, re-
.Ney, In their efforts TO get out
rh the men had pricd open the door
oos car, according TO the officer
.Hlc held on "A charge or trespass.
ssld they were working their way
rAnVassinG until business became
Hnd they run out OF money
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PLAN CELEBRATION.
Aers' Day VIII Be FIttinely Observed
In Ogden
10 The Tribune

tlal 10 The Tribune
8DEE. April 2s.-Several oreaniza
D OF the city, including some Of the
'ripnl women's clubs. are making
'Amtions for an appropriate observ-
OF Mothers day. which is TO be
'rated On the second Sunday OF May.
q effort viii be made in Ogden this
% arrange special Mothers day
'fces in all the churches. The gen.
o1servancc of the occasion, as des-
'tfd by Miss Anna Jarvis. founder OF
new holiday. Is the wearing Of 4
''e canntion or some other white
ois viii be the fourth observance Of
gay throughout the civilized world,
kreat movement having been brought
" oy Miss Jarvis In Philadelphia five
ago, when she conceived the idea
Iaying some simple vet impressive
we TO The mothers Of the world Last
sliss jarvis arranged sumplc pro-
|Ime Tor schools, Sunday schools and
.'enes, and arrangements are being
y 70 follow out this plan in Ogden
Year
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Woman Twice Arrested.


Special 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April S-Mrs. Hattie Brohm. pro.
priotor or restaurant az 2I6s Wall avenue.
wRn arrested tonight by Detectives Robert Cham
bers. George Wardlaw aud Robert BurE
charge of selling liquor without license. She
locked up after falling to furnish $3.50 bail
Mrs Brohm was arrested almilar charge
two weeks ago and forfeited $50 bail by falling to
appear for trial
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IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL.
Many Pay Last Respects to Peter X
Olsen, Jr.
Special TO The Tribune

special 10 The ITlDune.
EPHRAIM. April 2S.-One Of the larg-
est funerals held in This city during the
past few months was that Of yesterday
afternoon for Peter *. Olsen. Jr, who
died i'm Salt Lake City following an oper-
alton
The services were held at the taber-
nacle with Bishop Thomas \. Seal pre-
siding. The speakers were John 5. Beal,
DIR. A j. Nelson. Lewis IL Anderson.
Sorcn Sorensen. J. 7. Jensen and Bishop
Beal. All spoke in the highest terms OF
the departed
Music was furnished by the tabernacle
choir under direction OF Prof Frank a.
prised Of Lutte Dorius, Omra Anderson.
Floss Peterson and Edna Anderson The
pallbenrers were six brothers OF the de-
parted Andrew, Ali, John. James. Dan
and Nels. Interment was in the Park
cemetery.
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Pioneer Passes Away,
Special 10 The Tribune.

SALMON CITY Idaho. April 2s.-w. " Rich
ordsoD. OF the earliest pioneers OF this sec
ton. diod last week. In 1866 ne camo from Deer
Lodge, Mont. to the Lecsburg gold fields. So
FAR known. there only ten survivors, OF
that stampede; OF them are living here
Mr.. Richardson followed prospecting and rluinE
all hid life For tho psSt forty years he had lived
mt Salmon. Hia death IS regretted by n host
OF friends whom nc made by his life OF kind
ness and sympathy. He leaves two daughters
Mrs w. II. shoup and Mrs. Clara wilkinson
Funeral services we're conducted by the Rev. T.
T. Vincent. rector OF the Episcopal church.
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DERBY FAVORlTE Is
LIKELY TO DIE
nr InlcrnaLLonal Ncr. s.-.Ic.-

LEXINGTON. Ky April zs.-1hs Manager.
heavily backed BY fTicuds OF Aaior NcDoueii
70 win the thlrty-elshth renewal Of the Ken.
tuoky Derby. may not live til morning The
coli vas IA bad v,y fate tonight hsTins
fever OF iol degrees Bir owner and attend
ants are AZ loEs 10 account for The Msnaxsrs
Hines on Saturday, be was hrrerad mils IN
extremely fast time and came cut Of the work IN
rne shape Hours afterwards. however. sis,s ~
fever commenced 20 make themselves arrarenf
and SoSple the fact thu; several speoialtsiS were
called In by Major Mcdowell. nothing that NsS
done seemed TO help tho sliing animal
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Wanted by Three Counties.
Special 20 The Tribune.

Special 70 The Tribune,
OGDEN. April 2s.-shcrif t. +. Harrison Will
have 7. 3. Barker. who is being held for horse
ling. arraigncd tomorrow charge OF
grand larceny The formal charge which
Barker viii he proGccuted in this county specifics
the theft OF horse from n. T. Adamson re-
siding Twentieth street. Baker also s want
cd by the Davis county authorities for implica-
tion In tho thoft OF horJo at Layton. Sheriff
J. tnndscn OF Sdupote county In the city
q few days ago aud declares that Barker IN
tho wanted in that county for forgery. Local
officers declare that Barker confessed TO this
crimo shortly after his arrest.
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new Pistols for Guard,
Q The Tribune

aug Tribune.
X. Si 9.-Ths decision Of the war
1atauust,c d,p tne entire standing army
HSsn,sd p~sols OF tue Browning pat
4 sn,,aoy oy John Browning of this c,ty.
.lIunsi oJ recent aunounecmspt tba,
I'D A. @ana N also TO be equipped with
@tsnmsn. ov@' This pistol was chosen
1a1lz hsa ose for i,s oompaatneza and
<scEible. c cmosen that u wn practically
~ rsos,vr To- OF the U. n. q.
@1fil late equipment Of the new plu.
<tieh hs, n ms fall. According TO the ro.
A. Weassn received By Adutant oep-
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Sheep Move Northward.
} The Tribune

y. April :s.-oSiug % tho istoucss OF
~ shccp from tho Utah aud NoYads
nos hclne shipped north In large
pnilnS the past few days forty cav
sm inc Vicinity OF MontclIo and ten
,rom Luein have been Transported over
faeiNe and Oregon Short Linz
mage neur Soda Springs. Ida where
'i gfAEo during the summer season. Re
s'vea nj the district headquarters OF the
vrlee Indicate that the Idaho ranges
Erellent condition
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Methodist minister states that In nearly syery
city hn has visited the people have heard much
OF Ogden aud arc anxious to learn Of the
junction City." n EcoOns 10 he most famiI-
irly known outside OF Utah. Tho Rev. Mr..
Fisher writes that he ~ progressing EatiEfactoriy
with hn Chautsuqua work and expects 10 return
home about May s.
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Young Man Drops Dead.

Special The Tribune.
BINGHAM Aprt 2s s-Frcd Hobush baker
employed Ia The Butte cafe. fell dead ia the
rear OF the place : O'Clock this afternoon o(
hoNrt disease. lie 30 years old and Wild
over his wife having died several ye,rs ago. lie
had made his home in Bingham FOR abou, eight
year, The body win he sent TO Salt Lake
CITY tomorrow for burial In Mount olivct cemc-
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Boy Fans Arrested

" The Tribune.
- April 2s-on tho conn,slot Of su,.r-
X Joseph Bailey OF ,he ovaeu Dsntd
%npahy. tNenty-one boys were taken into
olilrera j. 4. uorricL and jerry
A. 'he Olsnwood ball park this attsr-
80, helr nanez had been recorded
|ar,.,'e book. chtcI OF Police ". l. Hor.
a @5.e'ea lecture and the squad was
tb,, ,h s charged by Superintendent [
sffo,s. ,o' npSs hnd destroyed property in
a 49,. 70 see tho bali game from the out