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New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

CHAMBERMAID Tor Greenwich: S@5. Mss
F,zG-.a'ds Employment Bureau, Jo3 Jtu
ave. entrance 00 42d -.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

TEACHgR tnd assistant f. boarding school
Tor exceptional children IN country kinder
sarten; primary branches, objective and man
va! Inethode resident position; opportunity for
toVancement: reference. Interview b. appoint
ntht. Wa tchuNs Crest" pla!ureld ~
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Colonial employment agency
90 West seth ST. Phone 5iS2- Murray hiL.
kERlA CARLSON


,rop. o'rccI. for select Swedish help. No. ava
broadway. near 9}d st. tel "527 lHEe'-'i'..
AT CAEIENTERs Employment Agency lot
9Th ave. Established lNiI. We nave b's'
. Goa hucu. gardeners. Ero1Ws. married ''"F.'s,
farm foremen. farm hands. All nations. "e"
. 20. uu'a.'d
SELECT HELP, male uad female. for positions
a4 iJlscNurkeTs elevator mon. c'. Rs 't.'i'-
dresses al. generally u-'tI. wanted !Wi"'4'-
ate,y az Icsrsoa's Ageucy, East l"-i s..
INGA HAS--N.S Agc.r~. so % 4" Broadway
near s4tl S.. wii Furnish promptly ht-i Ass
servant. - al rl'i.ra...'s. male HHi i'''d.'.
Telephone. .tfE ~.a-F.'r
NINA WALL Umrl1ym.r, Agency ard cook
..g School. F.r..-a. swedish ana -'1.ilAa
v!an LoIp, srcca'ty eNi,r..a.ea COOKS. II
East 1-f't Icaptrn" 'iHr. u iIN'
MRS 4 JOHNSON. - Et-' 1-'.a 80. n,a- PARK
ave Swedish American Employment agency
furnishes .r,' .ls, help. investigates references.
. Tc. o5lt iiar em.
FRO-E TIVE EIrl-IRT -"- West l.o'. 81
New. unique. reliable. r>.'i'iT'. '.' .'''
and t.ma.'!. service. s' 1'a''.,., '>.'..'Et
Ircrrn servants @.4~ Eir,r-l
MRS O.. CLEMENTS AGENCY. 'e.s0n0n" ''H'
River. supplies all .aror1!tt.,s. "f'.r only.
References Investigated i02 N"s' lo''h -
NNE E. ChRNEIIo.
ioi nrt 100 West 4oI ~'.. Unity Building.
Tel. ,G77 Bryant
MRS COLLIER ~ g. 1rs. ra.- @is' s.
Select aeorr.. superior wa." and t.'.-." 20 ?
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PAINTERs and PAPERHANGERS ,6ol; creH
shop Apply GreeDha.se. Decorator. II lai.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

SVYERNEss -yrAnch TO ono child. thor
,,.usaly experienced IN physical care ana
.,s.es Msdemoisslle, Tribune Uptown once.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

EDUEAIED ASSISTANT IN .ousc.l.1 y
small boarding school IN country, resident
position. opportunity for advancement: refer
t0re required; interview BY appo!utm, NJ.
Watching crest" P.a!rAell. y. r.
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Female

At Miss Hosnaye~s Arcncv. G2o-sco I'm ave.
oh floor. Cooks. SG0-S5u. Mattresses so.
laurdresses, nurses. h,caenmaids. ladies'
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

position as visiting secretary or shopper,
p,n. ~ references address O. N. % Euclid ave"
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07
FURNITURE.
IR K O K
CARPET CLEANING.

----7-,.,,1 571RPET CLEANING Co.-Ciesns
- kEf -osssd ~ air steam, hand or on hoor.
,,os Prnsdway, 42i East +sth 81 CoE
BRANDT Tel. lS2-8sth. ,-,,-.z, z,.;-777;z,
Wv YORK CARPET CLEANINo WORKS
NE" oG5ss, Largest. Most Modern
prices Reasonable Send ,a 10. 1.rcular .s,E O..
Tel 1922 1903 Bryant. s2.-sag -.s. -. ..
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

.,-1dlsh. Young. neat, eEcollont
CO"ih oIn1 tcmpered pesr references, $d3.
e,oH rE,'s EG' Agency, 7l0 Lexington ave; tel
le
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

COUPLE = Coechmen. chsufteur. cook, for
R!dgeEeld $75. Miss F!tzGerald's Bureau,
sos 9Th ave; entrance on 4@d -.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07
Female.

O.nh!CAL position By experienced, middle aged
,.S, uSh, poste1 on shipping and general ONCE
'0'uns. Little, l53 Dast 18th ct
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

COOK fo~ city; five IN family; house. SIS.
Miss Fl'zGerald's Employment Bureau J.&
5th ave entrance on 42d s..
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

----"-, 1890 Scotch prOtest0Nt, WhtTe
CQOJ.khi m m,iSid Is employed $a5. T., Miss Hof-
klloi.I' t.arc, 900 5th ave. 9th floor Tcle-
'''''' .-a- Madison square.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

| GT'GCESSFII company manufacturing silks
ana other kindred fahrics "0"rs for sal, a. =
/ tbr nurpose ~ taking udvtUfag" of increasing
! business Total assets of company 100000
! This is a legitimate proposition worthy OF IN
/ yostIgation. l.,,-o ,.,,,,, 49,
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

$50 600 WORTH or cumulative preferred stock
for salo. with a bonus " common IN ie'!
..fatD corporatiou: opening for active man .
th!s 70 a close corporation. 'rty valued
over $3.50 600. plots have sold as h'Eh as
| -. - L---- |
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

COOK fol Rye, four in family, $50. Miss
F!tzGc-a'ds Employment Bureau, 5o3 -.
ave. entrance on 42d e..
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

hCt!bCR-Lght colored, experienced dri-
~.,", 40 own repairs; engage now for later;
elty or country. N,rrltt 90 East beth 81
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

IkAlNED NURSE and assistant IN boarding
school FOR exceptional children IN country:
resident position, opportunity for advaucc-
mtnt, reference required. interview by ap-
Rolntnent .MEtchunR Crest.n p-alnA1.d. = J.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

...r Mexico offers % limited amount of r..
capital stoc. 90 90 cents on tie dollar, rctf'
iiu 0on raE-u out 4 their property 20 date,
mo lgs.ress ~ U.v paying expenses and atdt
tioral capital is rogu'r.d 20 Increase business
,.5 ,roLi... fIr.ff4 I'trfi...Hr- Df
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

CFANBERNAID for cNv house: SIS Miss
FtzGers't's Employment Bureau. 1o2 t'h
ave entrance on 4Zd 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

| 5,l,,,t-- -o,4 IA At'NDREsS- competent won
CON n.,,' Iiryt baker: years reference; cOun-
,. g',' ,,''rctrrrod Mrs. Coopcr's Asency Go1 Oin
! ~. 'es,b 81 . established lSbN.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

e. nCfEESR and marine engineer wishes POSI-
s-.vonn D. = +. NJ. care T. r. Matthews, 342 East
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

IC,,Y irish. 0rst class, ali 6ranchec; neat
DCON--t~oi' excellent city references, $50
cbo-Ire wilson's Agency. 1h East 67th ST.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

COD - ~ rror, sew York families; city or
ooi,nt,y Jussiia Agency. CSC Lexington ava :
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07
FARM kfELP

ee'e,es Al references strictly Investigated
-. III ISTRATED BOOK tells about over
HSeai o06 protected positions IN l.. :. service.
-. 'than 10000 vacancies every year. There
NO biE chance here for you, sure and gen
- a.5ns pay, lifetime employ1nent Easy 10 get
t, ,".I ssk frr booklet CABS no obligation
". HnnALn. Maeningtun. Y. =
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

ACTIVE Man can bay interest ln an ar'...'
know. &. GOO cash reqGr,a. balance fro"
rr.c's. sally w,I la p..t t1r f.r.'.gs r' n-
tersI Further particulars Nru NrbD%AiD-
V.rGGT<S co.. 20 E'war. Is. s Al
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

i'. S4.N DEkER-Fo- small family az Car
t.. t.t.. org Island, scotch g!-l p~e!erysd, f.,
wages $50 o. $50; first class references re-
..-.. -.- particulars. u. r. W. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

51TpT9s YOUR OPPORTUNITY 20 make 5000
hStaontbly: sparo time; no matter whore YOU
M clnvassirE; guarantee TO show YOU
i.u, Tree particulars. II. E. Rogers Desk
~ Boston. Mass
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

17ACFFEC ECR-swscs, 3s: country preferred.
NelefQllst, care Wal!in. 1A7 East bOth e.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

COOK-UIderstands co2!hng IN a.! oIaI("( C' -
,,'.s ,iargaret Smiths Agency. - West 4Zd
| =. ,..I,,ue oO2g BRYANT.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

I,LEh English; competent man; excel
coin.tt references. SEQ. Criterion Agency. 34l
sS.emn1t ave Tel s46s-Schuyler.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07
WORK WANTED.
Male
JdphkECE : Reliable Employment Agency.
SAt HVkSE s26 Sixth Avenue, Phone 3OS9

SAu NM ~ s26 Sixth Avenue. Phone 3Os9
biysnt Best japanese servants furnished 70
private families. references Investigated.
H4NKERS-Hsd ffteen years experience in
nnanoe. Possess investigating analytical
ue.I-ho Promoters sense and Initiative Address
B.oadVsy
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

;-;rTIT START YOU earning 81 daily at
! ."-,e IN spare time sNveriug mirrors, TO
oaT,s es i9sT4ei5y&G RSG,S5 69asIeI e s'ns M n'ass &
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

oonLEk. VALET-Highest references; thor
p,.sshiy understands his duties; go anywhere.
n Margaret Smiths Agency, % West 4Zd
- Phone 8O3g Bryant
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

80. 9s' ...,-, VAfTREse-Two Young women,
c9G 95asGfouf c'cn 'css %oTa 81 d,y iis'"4 or
Iroies'aH'st CSopcys Agency, Co. 9Th ave,
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07
uoIIsFcIEANlNG BUREAUS.

-,,.-,-sl7S CLEANED by new system: carpets,
HD1a cleaned without removal at a cost.
HS cleaning CO., 81 Watts 81. Phone
snr,nr-i00l.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

COOK and LAUEDRESs, S2s. and chanoeIniia1ifP no
and waitress s22; TWO excellent young s"e..sH
fsrz1u's hgencv, 125th ST.. corner Madison ave
Tel 4yI3 Harlem.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

sTENOGRAPHER and once assistant for
school .u country: res!de.. position. orD.r-
tln.tY for advancement, reference required .
in'~--.sI y appointment. Watching Crest"
P.r'assS u !
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

CHANBERNAID ard WAITRESS fo- c'tv,
S25. Miss FitzGera.c's Employment Bureau.
hn3 lth 80. tNtraMce OIL Al g.
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: ,r-~UPrSS- Swedish; first class family
Iauudrcss; strong. willing and ob!iging; beet
| reforcnceB. city or country: 900 heIies
! Wilson'S Agency. I4l East 9th 81; teL -@-i
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

SNAIL tl.Isfa .'gr..x business '.' +f."
owner c,s.-a- p, a..Hf" 'u" o. other tIe!'
re.s. So u.talf guaranteed I..'.7 ~ 1.l
t....r. urI.o fuuu. t..Ur NUItNAI.p
--------- - n ----- - Z : -
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LADY would Ike 20 secure position ioI . h.r
German cook. first class In every r'sPst, =.
.fnrro,y's Agency. 72l Lexington ave, corner
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

.,- ,.,rglan Protestant. assist laundry;
cQ0kpt' s[y neat. GOOD references city or country
urs ge'S 'SSoiicfs Agency +57 tlh ave. cor. &ls' st.
COOh--fIIIl CRY ohWgirg. good references.
,., econ2".oa. mo country MIS- Golfers Agency 457
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ygait-ces $50. two swedish ,1r,s. preferably 20
re,to~. city or country NyHtHeus Agency, -lV'
r,r. rr.' rOl- Harlem.
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Two Girls to 90 to BronXviIle

g 90 entire work q house Apply b27 West
Lnnd Lnd ave, New York Monday morning. nine
Geoek
WAITRESS for city four in family: s25.
r., Ass FitzGeralds Employment Bureau, SOB
oth ave; entrarcA on 4od 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

IsI-[DPTSS-Can do shirts. collars and all
90 linen. excellent references Miss Mar
rarct Smiths Agency. 25 West 42d ST phone
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

SECOND LAUNURESS for Greenwich; SO.
Miss Fl,zGera,ds Employment Bureau, 5H3
9th ave entrance on 4.l s.,
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

no.gase~orker good plain cook; neat. desirable
mn personal references William, Mathew
W hEencY kla IL mt
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

INFANTS NURSE. German. e.'i''",, rH'-";
,aEes baby from t.~'h Gi} e.. .''A''E '' :
E5ceacrer CO. Acen-y, 4a i5-i7 West t-'4 ''
KrTcHE%NAID- strong. willing sN't
ifh pirI: speaks English competent. "Ap'It-
"a = t,,rrfou ave. tcl. 1888 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

7.Dy.s yATD-%eat tall. obliging Swedish
LID, eIcelont references. also very good
ev,,sg, French ana German maids Osterbcrs
,"t,i,i - rio Lexington ave: tel 1888 Plaza
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'''' yTcpo<lrp-NIGGi>~ COMPANY.
= TT ~ N-|II T----'---- =
% ~ UR.A DWAY. NLH YORK. y

S. .'. ~ a-F' i....'...
2ts ~ DR.AuWAY. AL" YORK. y. l.
COMPANY a.tlr. turing De r....'' ".... Is
m7s.. 81. l.-e. ".'.r i'" ~
experts 'r '. t ..'...r s...r.. '- ..-f.' .''
a.I ...a iac. ran.-a. cc...,r.t. 0''''- ..
!rr ..... ...' YYr ta.. -'' rr..- .' f' ..'
$500 t..t.Is. Investigate. - DONALD.
W'Gft+- ''. 90" ErH. - f.'
CONTROL u~.r.g - rtft Investing s. "n.
.u established rlH...a." importing iH''.'i'
business 90 rtcss.f ..as H .r... business a
So 1000 y,4:.E I...c..H. u.u i+ e.....i. a.
retiring .. account ~ Jack - ,'.H..tF' "'
,ho f.-,a.ss Fine o.sr'rs f.- ,.1. undo g.
standing f.. business. s.... ..H b. ..rs.-'.-
ably Increased. rt''.r.g.t tr ''" .ffe"~'
'a.sss a: '.e ....':.. 81 N'Nhih-"i.4.N .Ns
tDH SALE r..'ps-tIN.- studio and tr'
t'.ro go ',..s.'E ..fs ,...' f' %. r. "s'''
.t.t.l 80 ,..t-. ..as, - years ..'.te 'I'.t..F
s. GOO merchandise ou hand aut $4,000 t'a.
I...-u..ts. stan. s'r.-' ...".''- alton. r,.
s. puu M.Dpt .Wl1iINS CO.. 90
y sos. - a ~
SMALL misunderstanding business '.s .e."
owner doe .-a- 'Y devote '.H" o. other tLr.'
ness. s.. r.t +lt Guaranteed I..''s ~ 'Hl
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

COII IE.-l tut Ilttle English, finest refer
cook Up sp'@r an country so nIotGciion Regis
tI''a. -, Tel. N-47 itlN'IHlN'
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

TRENCH MAID Seven years reference.
sr,s.raksr hairdresse-. packer. perfect
work. So. would travel protective Registry
e.. Wes, 10o'h s' TO, P2fs Riverside.
GENERAL USEWCRKER-N'a'. wiling
.t----t te-r7ait. hest City references. os'"r-
l,rxs Ageucr 40 Lexington ave, te' lo3j
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

I4l r.ess -, l,ot,,on- gardener understands
c3%k onicEaa s f9r%f6 p56 ras T2 'S2s sad d6s 55Hs
dress, do hoIIsstsnee Miss Morrow's Agency,
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

Mis-. g.. j COJPERS EMP. AGENCY, 657 9th
ave.. near 3Nth st.-le ephone l0Oj-3sth Sc
let .e.p OF all uationa.t!es. male ana fena Fl;
references Investigated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
IN SESSION At BOISE
Land g. Investment Company
to Be Probed; Murder
Case to Come Up.
Special to The Tribune.

BOISE, Ida, July e-The Medburv
Land Investment company OF which
George w Thompson OF Lewiston, L. G
Bradley and c. IL. Hammeit of Boise
are the principal officers and directors.
will be probed this week by federal
grand jury In the United States cour,
for the central jurisdiction now In ses-
sion in this city. District Attorney g
FL LinSenfelter Informed the jury OF the
nature OF its probe and Judge Frank
s. Dietrich instructed that body as to
the construction of the law The anesa-
ton Is the promotion OF lottery end
the use OF the mails TO further that pur-
pose. Tho jury may be in session a
week
The second charge to go before the
grand jury Is that Of the use OF the
mails TO send from one place to an
other drugs FOR a criminal purpose. and
by opening this cha pter Il Is firmly be
lieved in federal circles the grand jury
will be called upon to investigate the
famous Ruper murder case in which Miss
Lena Spcers was killed by taking poison.
oil of tansy. said to have been sent to
her through the malls by Ray Weaver
\ large number OF witnesses In connec-
ton with this case are now in the city
ready TO appear before the grand jury, il
is said
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10
HENRY MILESTONE IN
P|T|ABLE CONDITION
Former Officer, Who Killed
Man Years Ago, Has
Lost Mind.
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. July 5.-HenrY MILESTONE, r
former United States deputy marshal and
Well-knowp resident OF Ogden, is in the
custody Of tha county officers with pros
poets that he may be sent 10 the State
Mental hospital at Provo. The case is a
pathetic one and the authorities viii hesi-
tate in sending the afflicted man TO the
state institution. for ct his age-between
SO and 20 years-there is practically no
possibility Of his recovery.
The aged man was turned over TO
Sheriff E E Harrison when he was
found wandering IN the street near his
home at o'clock this morning. AS he
resides ct 1892 Washington avenue there
vas danger OF his falling into the river,
which intersects Washington avenue near
this point, Mark Farr, who found Mr..
MILESTONE In the street notified the Of
ficers. During the day there has been no
Improvement In his mental condition.
The strain which has resulted in his
mental lapse dates from 1891. when, as
a federal officer, Mr.. MILESTONE shot
and killed q deputy marshal named Nc
Clellan. tt is declared that he was justl-
fled in the act as he was assaulted by
q. gang, but the matter preycd upon the
mans mind constantly. He now believes
that he is under a curse The old man
is In no sense dangerous, but some nc
ton by the authorities may be neces-
sary for his own protection For many
years Mr.. Milestone was associated
with his son In the real estate business,
but the son Ia now resident OF Ne
vada and a daughter has been caring
for the aged man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
DEFY COUNTY BOARD
Refuse to Recognize Right of
Commissioners to Annex
or Divide Them.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
NEPHI. July e.-Fish Springs school
district evidently does not recognize the
authority of the board of county com
missioners in their act OF last year in
district. for they have made a levy Of
fiv mills.
Nebo school district also disputes the
authority OF the board OF commissioners
In dividing up their district and anneXing
part TO Mona and part to Nephi district
While they have not made levy, they
held a school election yesterday, elect
ing Leonard Jones and Thomas Ingram
as trustees.
The Nephi city council met Friday
evening in regular session The rcsig-
nation OF D. c. Sparks. operator at the
electric light plant, was considered, and
the committee on electric lights was in
structed to consult With Mr.. Sparks to
ascertain what the trouble was and try
to induce him TO remain in the posi-
tion.
The resignation OF Jacob Coleman, JUS
tice OF the peace, was accepted to take
effect upon the appointment and quail
fcation of his successor,
The matter of the tax levy was dis
cussed at length and held over TIL their
next meeting.
The school elections held yesterday In
Nephi, Levan and Mona resulted In the
re- election of Roscoe L. Grover at Nephi.
the election OF Lorenzo Mangelson at
Levan and the reelection Of Ephraim
Il Kay at Mona.
A runaway took place Sunday evening
In which Clarence Ingram. Sidney Park
and Miss Naomi Starr and Miss Kate
Wilkey were thrown against a fence.
sustaining painful though probably not
serious injuries
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
improvements to Be- Made at State School
for Deaf and Blind.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, July 9.-Contracts aggregatinS
more than $4,000 were awarded by the
board OF directors Of the Utah School for
the Deaf and Blind at n regular meet
ing held in this city today. The princi-
PAL contract was that for the remodel
ing OF the plunges and baths at the
school, this contract being awarded TO
L. NJ Meid OF Ogden at approximately
$4,000.
plumbing In connection with the remodel
Ing was accepted. and Halverson
Brothers will make repairs TO the plumb
ing at the state school buildings at a
contract price OF $3.50, Tho renodeling or
the pools will constitute one OF the
greatest improvements made at the school
IN recent years. The specifications call
for tile floors and sides In the two pools.
and steel ceiling and new plumbing
fixtures throughout.
Tho firm OF Newton & Burnham re-
ceived the contract for the erection OF
the new greenhouse, their bid being 5000
The material for this structure has been
purchased by the state in the east. The
new greenhouse will cover a ground
SPACE OF 90 by 22 feet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10
LEONARD UNDER ARREST.
Alleged Confidence Man, Wanted In O9-
den, Caught In Washington.
Special TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, July 9.--After q search OF
more than three months, Sheriff f. e.
Harrison has been successful in discov-
ering tho whereabouts OF Arthur Leon
ard. the alleged confidence man who
posed as a food refugee while in this
city and succeeded I'm securing $50 and
two railroad tickets to Seattle from
James a Smith, president of q local bus
iness college, According to message
received by the sheriff this afternoon.
Leonard Is under arrest ct Montesano,
Wash. where he IS believed to have fled
after opera ting In Portland. In the lat
ter city Leonard Is said TO have repre-
scented himself TO be Yale graduate and
prominent criminal attorney, making his
getaway after securing $1,000 on an auto
mobile which he did not own.
The message received this afternoon
was sent by Sheriff Ed Payette. who
stated that Leonard had been arrested
At Delhi, Wash. He also declared that
tho state OF New York was preparing TO
make a strong fight for the mans extra
dition and advised the Weber county
official TO forward warrant at once before
Leonard could obtain his release on ha-
beas corpus proceedings. The warrant
held by Sherid Harrison charges grand
larceny.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10
May Be Reinstated.
Special to The Tribune

the Ogden Retail Merchants association
pledged IN his behalf IL now seems GER
tain that former Special Officer. William
Eeast, the recently deposed speed spc-
cialist,' will DO reinstated When n
prominent club woman took up the case
following the officers dismissal from the
department, President William A. James
OF the Retail Merchants association au-
thorized an investigation OF the case.
Tho report will be made at the regular
meeting OF the association tomorrow
evening and II ls not improbable that
resolutions win be adopted asking the
city commissioners to reconsider their
action,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10
WIFE DRIVES HOME
WITH HUSBANDS BODY
Special 20 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
MANTI Utah, July 2.-Unusually pa
thetic was the death OF Guy Dalton Of
this city, who expired yesterday, VIC
tim OF tuberculosis, In a canyon near
Mand where he had gone with his wife In
the hope OF being benefited by the noun
tain air. While ascending the canyon,
he was overcome by the rarified air and
died suddenly Mrs. Dalton drove home
with the body OF her husband.
Five years ago Mr.. Dalton was Marie
to Emily Patten of Manti, and the greater
part of their married life was spent in
Nevada and California. Last winter was
spent at coast resorts in an effort to i'm
prove the husbands health. They re-
turned to Manti In May OF this year. Mr..
Dalton Is survived by the widow a
mother and a daughter four years Of age,
Funeral services will be held tomorrow
afternoon.
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Divorce Decree Granted.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, July 9.--An interlocutory de-
cree of divorce was granted by Judge N
j. Harris today TO Robert L. Edwards s
In his suit against Hester Edwards, who
was charged with desertion. They were
married in Chicago March Is, 1908 Tho
same judge issued an order commanding
Ernest Wood 10 pay temporary alimony
OF $40 per month to his wife, Margaret
Wood, who has brought suit for d.
yOrce.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10
INCREASING POWER.
Utah Light & Railway Company Expand
Ing at Ogden.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 TIC IIIUule'
OGDEN, July 9.-With one unit in
stalled and in operation at its Twenty
third street station, the Utah Light &
Railway company Is now making prepa-
ratlons to Install the second unit. which
must be removed from the old building
to the new structure. Manager S. T.
Whitaker says that with this plant in
full operation sunlcient current VIII be
generated to supply the demand until tho
capacity of the Twelfth street plant has
been Increased.
At this plant a new unit, capable OF
generating 5000 horsepower, is to be
Installed as soon as the company's power
dam In Ogden canyon has been raised
10 an additional height OF four feet. This
work is now In progress. The cnla rg 20
ment OF the Twelfth street plant will
give total of 10000 horsepower there.