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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
Alumni Attending.

Among the former students who have
come from out OF town TO attend the OK
ercises are the Rev. Edward J Geraghty
81. of jamestown. y. D.: William Cot
ter, %. OF Hclmvlllc Mont. and Edward
j. Bonner. OF. OF Eureka. Many others
viii arrive today
The Very Rev. J. F. Sollier. provincial
of the Marist order. arrived from Idaho
yesterday. and the Rev NJ. ]. Murphy.
formerly vice president Of the college, ar
rived Yesterday from San Francisco to
be present this morning AT the pontIiical
high mass which Will be celebrated az 0
O'Clock by tho Right Rev. Bishop Scan
Ian in the college chapel Father Lar
KIN and Father Guinan, former prcsi-
dents. have been here several days
Bishop Seaman will deliver an address
10 tho graduates.
Fathers Larhin and Guinan. former
presidents OF the college. and Father KeI-
ledy, the present head OF the institutions
were entertained at dinner last night b..
former Senator Thomas Kearns at his
home
The knights OF Columbus held n smoker
ana musical entertainment at their hall
last evening In honor OF Father Sollier
provincial OF the Marist order Fathers
Larkin and Guinan. former presidents Of
All Ballows college, all OF whom have
come 10 Salt Lake 10 join I'm celebrating
the silver jubilee OF All Hallows college
Father kellcdy. president OF the coll
lece, WAS also present.
Ono of the largest sttendanccs OF the
year greeted the distinguished guests
and delightful social evening MAS spent
At the conclusion 90 tho programme ice
cream and cake were served.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
MUNICIPAL LOOP Is
UP FOR DlSCUS

The municipal loop, for. the y
handling both urban and intc'ulc.
fic. was explained In all its ae,s,
city commission YESTERDAY n
Doremus, former city engineer
more Than an hour In ezpg5'
scheme as he thought 1t shous
Grated. and al the conclusion
the matter was referred TO Ins
tee OF the whole Mr.. DoreIha,
will be asked to explain sonie
ticulars OF the scheme moie
and others will be asked 10 IL
ideas on the subject before
reached. .,s,>
Farley L. Williams and o'1l
sentativcs OF the Utah l,lShic
company. and Attorney Fl. y
who said that he reprcsehwy
men of the city. were press9'
pressed opposition to the pun
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
FALLS DEAD WHILE
AT HIS DAILY TOLL

A moment after he had begun his
daily labors. Joost Dc IIaan Sr ared
Sc years. 236 West Second North street
a laborer fell dead at O'Clock vester
day morning while mixing concrete at
Fourth North and Fourth West streets
Death was due to heart failure
Mr.. De Ham was employed by War
ren Bros az a concrete mixer He an
peared In the best OF health when he be-
gan MS work. but suddenly staggered
and fell as he was about TO hoist a hod
or concrete 10 his shoulder Other work
men rushed to his side. hut ne was al.
reaoG dead. The body was removed To
the QaultroUgh- Alcott undertaking, esiab-
lishment.
MI De Ham Is survived by son.
Joost DE HAN. Jr,, and one daughter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
ROYAL HICHlANDERS
ELECT OFFICERS

y business meeting of Utah castle, No.
rs, Royal Higbandcrs- was held at the
Labor temple last night for tho purpose
months-tcrm and making plans for the
class initiation TO be held next Tuesday
night. The following were elected 10 of
flee last night: 5. r. CsrmaD, presiding
officer; Mary Ncwbcrry. chief coun scllor
Flora Apgar, worthy cYaneel. Theresa
Harmon. warder: l.. \, Carman. man
ager.
large number Of members were in at :
tendance last night and the plans for the
Initiation meeting were made 10 include
programme Of six numbers and refresh
ments. Next Tuesday night slX new
members Will be initiated The drill team
was reassembled last night after the rry-
ular meeting aud Tehearsed under the dI
rection OF its captain, Nathan Hubba nd
An invitation has been received by the
Royal Highlanders TO attend the wedding
on June IN of Miss Pearl g. Gardner, one
OF the mcmbers. TO Fred Peterson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
Autoists Who Attend Good
Roads Convention May
Hereby Profit.

T OGAN will be the center for au-
tomObiles during this week. Mo-
torists from all parts. of the in
tcrmountalu west will congre,
gate there to take part in the Inter
mountain Good Roads convention which
begins today and closes Friday. For
tunately, the roads are in fine condi-
tIon at this season Of the year, and
the trip by automobile should be a
pleasure ride. The automobile depart
ment of The Tribune has received a
number of inquiries about the roads
leading to Logan, and is reproducing
the automobile map Of Logan and VI
cinity rs published IN The Tribune su-
tomobile route book,
Salt Lake motorists wishing to make
the trip should take the main highway
between Salt Lake and Ogden, enter
reaching the Ogden city hall in 1876
miles. Leaving Ogden, continue straight
out Washington avenue 10 6.3 miles
from Ogden city hall. turn TO left and
follow main road TO Hot Springs, l0.l
miles. Keep straight ahead, going
through Willard at l4.9, and On to
Brigham City courthouse, 22.l miles:
From Brigham City there is choice
of two routes. One via Collinston and
the other through Wellsville canyon
While the latter is more scenic, the
road via Collinston is in better condi-
tion, according TO reports received this
week Leaving the courthouse AT Brig
ham City, via the Collinston route, the
motorists continue straight ahead going
north, crossing stone bridge at g. Pass
through Honeyvillc at 90 and Dewey
vile at l4.6. reaching Collinston at
1913. At 3 mile north Of ColIinstoD
take right hand road up over hill and
keep main road TO Logan, distance
of 15.3 miles. A complete detailed log
Of this route can be found In The Trib-
une automobile route book
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
HONOR IS CONFERRED
ON DIR. J. E. TALMAGE

dispatch was received in this city
yesterday stating that the honorary de-
gree OF doctor OF science had been CON
ferred upon Or. James L. Talmage Of
Salt Lake by Lehigh university. nt
Bethlehem. Pa. DR.. Talmaze was stu
dent at Lchigh in 1882 and 1883. when he
was enrolled a special student. He
did not enter as candidate for a de-
gree, but preferred 10 follow special lines
OF study. In the fall OF 1888. Or. Tai
mage entered Johns Hopkins university
and followed n course OF post graduate
work. special attention being given TO
chcmistry biology and mincralogy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
BUT LITTLE HOPE Y
CAPTURING NV

Hope OF catching tho conpT
who swindled John Flndley, : h.
ty cattle man. Of $4,000 on
race in Salt Lake several ea rh,dl|
faded entirely. according 10 III III
c. Sharp. who has been "''"
case. 8
The swindlcrs got al leRss IA
start before the Wotim Wa =,
he had been robbed. thlliina ~ 4
and TO capture them II Wou'u 80
10 set on foot WORLDWIDE -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
UTAH lNTERURBAN
REJECTS FRANCHISE

The Utah County Interurban company.
which WIS recently granted franchise
by the city commissioners, yesterday lost
It's grant by reason of not making a
formal acceptance before o'clock yes
terday afternoon the time limit nXed in
the ordinance granting IL A right Of way
through the streets nf tho city.
The action, however. was not uneX-
pected as the officials Of the company
in informal session with the commission
ers more than month ago notified them
t1at the grant was not acceptable in the
shape II was given. Radical alterations
were asked for which the commission
did not see fit 10 grant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
BURGLARS APPEAR
TO WANT ONLY CASH

Burglars entered the home of T. W
Knott i5f South Third West street,
Monday night and stole 81 20 in gold from
us Sncrel hiding place. Members OF the
turning about midnight thoY found eyI-
9encc 81 intrusion. The bath room win
Gov mad been 'jimmiod' and the house
placed in band box and hidden In a
c,p'hes closet. appeared to he the only
OBJECT OF the burglars search. as several
peCes OF 1ewclry werc unmolested. A
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
Graduates From College.

The graduates are as follows Classical
course, Charles McGiil. Salt Lake City,
gold medal winner, and Charles Gilis,
Salt Lake City. The graduates in the
scientific course Will be Paul Miller. Og-
den. gold medal winner. and Thomas p.
Owens. Salt Lake City. In the CONNER
cial course the graduates will be Ralph
Comstock, ReXburg Ida. gold medal
winner: Leo krayenbuhl. Salt Lake City,
FersInorz Little. Salt Lake City, and
Frank Stephens. Salt Lake City
Nell Boyle OF Blsckfoot. Ida won gold
medals In the oratorical and elocution
contests in the senior division James
Sullivan of Eureka won the gold medal
in the academic division.
The officers of the graduating class are:
Thomas p, owens. president; Ralph d.
Comstock vice president: Paul Miller,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
FORT DOUGLAS MEN
TAKE WORK IN FIELD

ne twentieth United States Infantry.
stationed at Fort Douglas is a, nresnnt
encainpsd on the Butlervile mesa at the
mouth of Big Cottonwood canyon. Col.
John j., Chamberlain. chief Inspector Of
lhe division for which tho Preside a.
san Francisco is headquarters, appeared
az fort Douglas DnannounCed Saturday.
ana ordered the regiment out for general
field duty To demonstrate It's efficiency
in the field. The regiment has entered
upon four-dsys' siege Of duty and will
engage In every mnneuvcr known TO
modern warfare.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
Convey Title TO City.

~ a meeting of the county commits
sioners yesterday quit claim deed was
granted Salt Lake City for 100 acres of
land In Parleys canyon. which was sold
Tor taxes in 1907 through error. The ac-
lion was taken at the request Of Henry
w. Lawrence. city commissioner Of pub
lie affairs and finance
The county commissioners concurred in
the appointment Of Elsie Burdett as an
extra assistant in the office Of County
Recorder J. 4. Jacques.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
Deed for Insane Man.

Manager c. L. Green of tbsc
said last night that the m
probably that of a crank q
man, as he could SEQ no poslH'
on the part Of any normal 4
desire TO work injury to the b
The plant is owned BIZ N
Electric Power company. whith
posed Of E. w. Clark. mas,
former Senator William a. d
Ophir; Pierce, Critchlow & B.r
this city, and {, E. Green, 4
ager of the plant at Tooele oh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
House Burglarlsea'

While tho young son Of Val rssr
was choppIng wood in ine ssJl|
his fathers home. Zoo ~
street. a burglar entered .n' NJ /
O'Clock yesterday alternoond ~
ing the pantry window, an, ana,n. Il
with a gold watch and cHs'i sIs il
ring, n gold bracelet and 'H
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
Joe Clark Is Married.

Joe Clark, local prize fighter. was
married Yesterday I'm tho county clerks
office to Myrtle Lavender. a local girl
BY j. T.. Eidredgc. Sr.
a number OF Clarks friends were pres
ent nj Tie ceremony. Peanuts SIN
clair aciins az best man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
Daylight Robbery,

Entering In daylight during The absence
OF the family. thief stole SIS from the
home OF Mrs. l.. Bradsen 222O Walnut
avenue. Forest Dale, yesterday after
noon. Entrance was gained by means NJ
n pass key. The robbery WAS reported 10
the police.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
FAY HARRIS'S BODY
TO ARRIVE TO-DAY

Word WAS received yesterday that the
body OF Fay Harris, a well-known mem
her OF the Ad club OF this city. who was
burned 10 death in Vancouver. r. G.,
June s would arrive in Centerville this
afternoon. The body win be i'm charge OF
the father. Thomas Harris who went 10
Vancouver upon receiving tclcgraphic ad-
Vice OF his sons death. Funeral ar
rangcments will he announced today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
Spry Club Meets !

There viii he meetns ~ ri
nor Spry Republican clip y 4
in the courtroom OF Juueh ehu,jdrf
in the CITY and County .i"p 8
Ing at g o'clock this ssyor51
regular meeting and All w 4, ~
The movement arc iuvi'en w
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
Motive Unknown.

The mystery which suno,.
blowing up of the pipe linz y. !.
emily unfathomable. So IA, ~ y
there is no one who could ~.
the gamer by such a deed
to the power company was !
probably less than S1OO-a.T
the loss of business. the real /.
ing the cities which obta;,s
lights from the COMPANY aai
mines and commercial I'M
which were supplied with posr
plant.
The point of attack on N,
was the most advantageou, n
possibly have been chosen I
is in the canyon, and a, n
where the explosion occurred (,
rounded by trees, Added 10 b
latIon of the spot. is the hi
was unusually dark lat 4
night. and the miscreant who
the dynamite, took virtually \
Of detection at the time Of /
mission of the act
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
Mrs. Bullock Daao :

Mrs. Margaret PriscilIa ,no,s
81 Years died at Der h9sao Narsl
South Temple street ~ Bu1.
night al . O'Clock. M' Ike D
born and raised in san "a -
is survived by her huspa"'
Bullock, and five children
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
SHOOTS DOWN WOMAN
IN JEALOUS RAGE
Winfield Wood Probably Fa-
tally Wounds Mrs. Margaret
M. Martin Before Throng.
CRAZED BY HIS ANGER
Wife Washes to Support Fam
lily While Husband Leads
Life Of Shame.

Moved to an insane jealousy when
he saw the woman with whom he was
mndiy infatuated waving bouquet OF
flowers under the eyes OF another man,
Winfield Wood. aged 81 years. married.
with five children, shot and proba bly,
fatally wounded Mrs. Margaret NJ Mar
tin. aged ~ years. married, with five chill
dren, as she stepped from a street car al
the Saltsir depot yesterday noon.
Mrs. Wood, VINO for more than "A year,
according To accredited reports. has been
taking In washing 10 support herself and
children while her husband was spending
his time and money upon the woman
whom he shot, collapsed when informed
OF the tragedy. hut did not 90 to sec her
husband after he was taken to the city
Jail, although his request that she come
10 him was conveyed 10 her by the po-
lice
The shooting WAS the elimination of
An AFFAIR Of two years standing Wood.
half crazed with remorse. raved In his
cell al the city jail last night that the
woman was vampire, that she had
drawn his life blood, sapped his moral
strength forced him to desert his own
wife and children and finally was on the
poin, OF casting him aside as a broken
man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
LElI5|
TOWNS IN DARI
Unknown Person Wretk,|
Line of Clark Eleelt|
Power Company.
MYSTERY IN THE d
Tooele and Neighboriuys
Without Electric Ii,A,'
Two Nights
MYSTERY IN THE

Shortly after o o'cloct i,
the Clark Electric Powo,
Tooele City resumed onor.,;
first time since il was ru,
mission by n charge of A.
1910 O'Clock last Sunday n..|
point of attack, chosen h.,
miter, whose Identity is urI,1
"A spot one-half mile uboy. q
house in Settlement eanv,.
traverscd by a water pine r,''
furnishes power for the ce,,]
electricity. Here a big sba'
namite was placed under iha (
and exploded, The exnlo.;",
ten-foot section Of tbe !.
moment later the towns Of T11, s
Toocle, Grantsvllle, Stosy.s
Ophir, which receive light 4.
Clark plant. were in darE Eus.,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
Reason Seems Tottering.

81 knew not what ] was DOING he
cri ed. II saw her wave the flowers un-
der another mans nose. ! guess IL was
Jealousy combined with a realization of
what my relations with the woman had
brought me to that forced me to the
crazy deed Oh. ] hope she lives, for |
do not want 10 die in a murderer s
chair"
In what was probably her dying state
ment Mrs. Martin a St Marks hospi-
t3l last night told the police that Wood
had threatened her life before and that
his motive lay in the tact that she had
refused 10 have anything more to do with
him upon learning that lie was mar
rien
Mrs. Martin was on her way To- Saltalr.
where she Is employed as head pantry
woman in the cafe. She had just stepped
from the car and as she started from the
iront platform she thrust her bouquet uu-
dor the nose OF the street car motorman
and laughed Sayly. Wood was standing
by and sIw tne oct. He rushed forward
drew n revolver and pulled tho trigger.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
Son Is Aroused.

The beast" he DRIED. II should have
killed him long ago. I knew something
awful would como OF II. He threatened
70 Kill her before and once he struck
her. causing her TO bite portion OF her
tongue off He was jealous because my
mother turned him out when she found
that he had wife and children"
If Mrs. Martin dies. which IS consld-
cred almost inevitable owing 10 the ma
ture Of her wound, the police declare
they will charge Wood with first degree
murder. The county attorney was called
into the case last night and went to the
hospital 70 obtain the statement Of Mrs.
Martin. In this she disclailned unia wful
relations with Wood and declared he
shot her because she refused 10 accept
his attentions.
According TO the police, Mrs Martin
WAS shot and seriously wounded seven
years ago bv a Mrs. Douglas. who al
legged that Mrs Martin had stolen her
husband The shooting occurred In a
rooning house in West Temple street
between Third and Fourth South streets,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
Victim S Effort Vain.

Five times he snapped the hammer
wilcut result. Mrs. Martin sraspcd the
before anyone could interfere the shot
WAS discharged and she sank TO the
street. bleeding profuSely. The bullet
snco through her body, penetrating her
right lung. IL dropped 10 the street and
VAS picked up later by an officer.
IN the confusion Wood got away and
entered saloon nearby. There he WAS
found and placed under arrest by Patrol
main \. 5. Thomson few minutes later
The womsn was rushed 10 the emer-
eency hospita, at the city JAIL where Or.
n w Ashley attended her. lie found
INC wound 70 be darSerous and ordered
her removed TO ST Marks hospital where
hemorrhageS OF the lung set in, making
recovery improbable
Mrs. Martin resides at il2 Beuno ave.
nue. near state street. between Twelfth
and Thirteenth South streets, with four
~ her children The nth. grown
daughter. Is a school teacher in the Phil
Ipplne Islands, ler husband Is ike
Martin. from whom. the police say she
has been separated for several years.
Wife Is Frustrated.
Wood resides at 275 North First West
street He is employed as n collector for
Tie a. w. Harvey 1nstallmcnt COMPANY
HIS wife. who has been supporting the
children by taking In washing. collapsed
upon learning Of the shooting. She did
not 20 10 visit her husband in the city
Jail, though he requested The police to
send for her
Wood met Mrs. Martin two years ago
when he called at her house as COL
lector. His. infatuation followed and de-
veloped into degradation, according TO his
own admission. Leaving his own family,
Wood took UP his abode under the other
wonnar's roof. lie maintained this re-
lation for Two years he said
The woman cast spell over me-. he
declared. l knew l WAS doing q great
wrong 10 my wife and children, but |
appeared unable TO resist her attentions
Things grew steadily worse with me She
got all my money and my own family
was consequently neglected. II was
driving me crazy. 7 was crazy when I
fired the shot, for I have no recollection
OF what happened
To the police Wood admitted last night
that he rented his weapon from the But
Ter second hand store recently lie said
he needed the gun as defense In the
collecting business. The police allege
they can prove that Wood contcmpla ted
the deed and that nc obtained the gun
Tor that purpose.
Many persons the shooting and
large crowd quickly gathered about the
prostraLs woman Her seventeen year
old son. Alfred. was one Of the first to
reach her side.
Evening journal., 1912-10-03
EyENTNc PARTY.

A party was held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Heavellow,
near White Clay Creek Church, on
Saturday evening by the young people
of Stanton and neighborhood. A de-
lightful time was had. Those pres
en- were. Misses Eugenie Lynch, Mary
Walker, Laura Walker, Mary Burge,
Vera Currcnder, Lydia Dockerty,
Louise Shane, Phoebe Ruth, Clara
Wilson, Anna Robinson, Mary Pat
terson. Cynthia Cunningham. Bertha
Mccoy, Helen Jaquette, Ada Burge,
Irma Jaquette, Ethel Grose, Mena
Krautter. Lydia A. Mote, Anna Hea-
yellow, Ethel Pierce. Anna Williams,
Gertrude Edwards. Mary Shane, Anna
Jones, Helen Smith: Marshall Rambo
David Pordham, Warren Cranston,
Edward Cranston, Charles Edmanson
Orville Cleaver. Orlen Cleaver, Lin
den Knots, George Ware, Clarence
Crossan, John Heavellow. Guy Chill
las. Leonard Pierce, Phillip Chillas
Vaughn Heavellow, Paul Warren
Leon Powell. William F. Russell
Samuel Wright, William n. Wilson
James Patterson, Merrett Newnom
Jess Patterson, Edgar Jaquette, How
ard NJ Pierson, Harland Walker. Ed
ward Heavellow. Richard Benson
Harry, Charles and Clarence White.
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Whiteman
Mr.. aud Mrs. Albert First Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Pordham, Mr.. and Mrs
William Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Heavellow. Mrs. Frank Mote,
and Mrs. Emma Duling.
Evening journal., 1912-10-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Hance and
daughter have been spending a few
days at Bethel.
Arthur Preston is visiting his aunt
at lcrklyn.
Peter Dolan is spending a few
days with friends at Yorklyn
Miss Emeline Weatherhy has re-
turned to Viola after a visit to local
friends
Miss Mary Carpenter Is the suest
of Miss Irene Steward OF Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hume lfave
been visiting Mrs. r. A. Cooper of
Newport.
William Steward was recent
guest OF friends at Newport.
Laird Mr.. and Mrs r. r. NJ Car
penter and Mr.. and Mrs renee du-
Pont have gone TO Hot Springs. Va
70 spend two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garrison. OF
Gensen. Fla. and Miss Marguerite
Rodger, who will visit Mr and Mrs
Charles Cowenhoven at New Bruins.
wick. n. j., have returned TO his
city.
Samuel Caldwell and daughter
Mrs Carrie Oakes, OF McKeesport
Pa, have been visiting relatives here
Mrs William Oliver, of Pittsburgh
has returned home after spending hei
vacation with her uncle, Charles Wei
din, No SS5 Pine street
Sam Caldwell OF Pittsburgh, has