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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
]. ROSS CLARK GIVEN
CUSTODY OF GRANDS(

Los ANGELES. Cal, Oct. s.-A SCI
To the recent marriage IN New Iors
Mrs. Virginia Mcdowell Clark, vhose
hand. Walter Miller Clark. was lost
the Titanic disaster. TO lack Ian
was enacted In the superior court
today when Judge Rives gave posses
az her infant son TO the grandfatne1
Ross Clark. vice president OF the
Lake Route. .,
Mrs Clark went 10 Cohoes, y. y, u
weeks ago 10 Vlsit relatives, leaving
baby with It's grandparents. The
steusioly was made WIN lhS Wew
Imnroving the Young womans nea
which had been Impaired by her nar''
Ing experience on the ritanle,
4 letter received by Mr. CLARK seT,
d,ys AGO announced that his daugnl
In-lsw mad been married to Tanhet,
former resident OF Los ANGELES ana
Inc couple had left for Europe. :,
The petition for possession OF tne =
set forth that the mother 80 has .s,G EnTwa, ,nsa,
and willfully abandoned the stsnt sa,I ,.an'
aud also that "shc is not competenh
disrharge the duties OF guardianship
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
CITY AND VICINITY

A. C. NELSON, state superintendent OF
public instruction Will go 10 Boise, Idaho
Saturday to attend two-days,, conven-
ton OF the chief school officials OF the
United States: Superintendent Nelson is
president OF the convention, The princl-
pal topic To be considered is the Inter-
state registration of school teachers.
THE REV. FATHER M'ENERY OF the
Philadelphia. Pa. Catholic diocese. delv-
cred an interesting lecture yesterday on
the play. "EVcrywoman.' at st, Mary's
academy. The dissertation was received
very favorably. This evening at 1870 he
Will speak at the same place on "Charac-
ter" Friends Of the academy are invited.
STATE Fish and Camc Commissioners
Fred Chambers Yesterday notified Com
missioner George D. Keyser that within
Ia tier a buck deer for the Liberty park
zoo. The deer was captured near Spring
Vile about week ago.
STATE Dairy and Food Commissioner
Willard Hansen, Jr., will go to Ogden to-
day on an inspection trip of the canning
factories OF Weber and Box Elder coun-
ties A similar inspection OF the Salt
Lake county canneres was made by the
commissioner Monday.
a SECOND complaint was Issued YES
terdsy against Conrad Il. Wlllo, the ac
tor. who was arrested Tuesday night al
American Fork and charged with statu-
tory crime against Florence Kirk. The
second complaint charges him with pan
dering.
a DANCE will be given in the Eley-
enth ward amusement hall. Tenth East
between First and Second South, Friday
evening. October II. by the Sunday school
teachers Of the kindergarten and prima ry
departments. Good music Will he fur-
nished.
JUDGE F. c. LooFsouRoW, in the
criminal division OF the Third district
court, yesterday sentenced Louis Meal
pin TO a term OF five years In tho state
prison after he had pleaded guilty 10 hav-
Ing robbed Iibloy Sylvester on July II
Last.
COMPLAINT was issued yesterday by
the county attorneys office charging
William N. Ross with grand larceny. He
IS alleged TO have stolen $50 dia mond
ring from G, Craner.
THE SOPHOMORE class Of the high
school has postponed the date of its Of
fcial dance The date now set 10 Friday
October 1S, in tho Eaton gymnasium.
w. q. MASON filed suit yesterday in
the Third district court against l. i.
Wadley for the collection Of S255 for nj
legged breach OF contract
SUIT for divorce was filed yesterday In
the Third district court by Inez Shepherd
against Charles A. Shepherd, alleging
non-support.
AN INTERLocUToRY decree OF Of
vorce was yesterday granted by Judge G.
". Morse TO Esther E. Brown from Joseph
Brown
JAMES II. sElo6L leaves today for
"a weeks trip TO Nevada.
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Held in High Esteem.

Perhaps no man has ccnionted hin,
so firmly in the hearts of his friends
acquaintances in 30 short a time as
Rev. Mr., Slmpkln, who Is famili
known as the ''parson' Ills ener
and talent have been directed in pu
and civic affairs as well as in relig
walks, and have been of iuestiml
value. II Is often said OF him, TO X
him is TO love him
Mrs Slmpkin was held III equal est
by her wide circle OF friends and
public IN general here. Her efforts.
the upbuld OF the community. a
religious and secular lines alike.
inscribed her name upon lnonui
that Will always stand,
The body Will be shipped here
burial. but at the family home II
not known the hour Of arrival.
Mrs SimplSin was actively engage
woman's club work, especially along {
and phllanthropic lines. She was m
bcr Of the local Y. w. G, s. boart
the future Of the association, which
for It's object the uplifting OF So
women She was also much lutere
In tho W. &. r. l.. and the cause OF
persnce. Mrs. Simpkin Vas tore
speaker, and frequently make adore
before women's meetings. She was
the programme at The meeting OF
State Federation OF Womens cluns
Provo two wears ago. She vas prt
nent figure I'm the recent women
movement toward the civic and 81
betterment Of salt Lake. Although
est and retiring, Mrs, Simpkin mao
convictions and was always r"sdy 70
press and put them into execution
what she believed TO be right As Ion
her heaIth permitted she was ever az
post of duty in the Interest oi huinal
and she VIII be greatly missed an
bor fellow workers.
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II. K. CHRISTENSEN IS
BATTLING WITH DEATH

CITY School Superintendent II. H.
Chr'stonsen Was hUrriedly summoned
from the regular board OF education meet
Ing 10 the bedside of his brother. ". X
Christensen. At the l.. ID. $. hospital nt
q u clock last night III. * Christensen
recently underwent an operation for gall
stones. "A secondary operation became
necessary yesterday. and unfavora Die
symptoms following, II alarmed those In
charge and resulted In the call for the
superintendent. Later last night the con-
ditlon OF the patient was said TO be en-
cournsinS, the critical point having been
parsed. 1t is hoped
H. X Christensen is q we'll known
railroad man living at 1856 Ninth East
street. He is 81 years Of ago
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MURDERS GIRL AND
COMMITS SUICIDE
John H. Barley Kills Witness
Against Him on White
Slavery Charge.
TURNS GUN ON SELF
Eyewitness to Tragedy Says
Slayer Shot Without Civ
ing Warning.
TURNS GUN ON SELF

After shooting 10 death Louise Geiinas
the girl who was 70 have been the chief
witness against him on white slave
charge before The federal grand jury In
November. John Fl. BARLEY put bullet
through his own brain, In the!r rooms At
the Belmont hotel at s:&5 o'clock last
night
The girl died almost instantly. BARLEY
lived for twonty minutes. The tragedy
occurred IN q suIta of two rooms. so and
81. occupied BY BARLEY and friend. Ray
Tullidge and the murdered girl and a
friend EVELYN Mortesen.
Tulidge, the Mortensen girl and Thom-
as ONicl. a saloon keeper from Price.
We're In the room when BARLEY started
IL, shoot
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ATTENDANCE LARGE AT
MRS. YOUNG'S FUNERAL

Funeral services made impressive By
large attendance and eloquent tributes OF
respect voiced by the speakers OF the
occasion were held for Mrs. Sarah Nc
Cleve Young at the Tenth ward chanel
at . D. M yesterday. Bishop Joseph
Christensen presided. The other speak
err were Samuel Oliver. Ucbor Meeks.
Joseph kcddinston and Seymour B.
Young.
Music was furnished by the ward choir.
assisted by Albert L Brady, who sang
II Know That Ny Rodeemer Liveth "
Tie psIlbcarers were n J. Young, Henry
MoCleve. J. NJ. Merrill. A. W. Merrill, NJ.
+. MerriiI and Irvine Merrill. InterTnen,
was In the City cemetery.
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FOREST DALE PROBLEM
UP TO COMMISSION

The annexation of F'ores, Dale 10 Salt
Lake City is nov matter for the city
commission to decide. s meeting Of the
faction opposed To the move was held in
the suburb last night. out the opposition
was not strong enough. George Il. VOL
ley presided and presented the arguments
OF the opposition.
Citizens favorable 10 annexation finally
made a motion that tho meeting unani-
mously declare itself in favor Of anncXa-
ton The motion passed by more than u
two-thirds majority. showing strong
sentiment In favor Of tho action. Al
though the "insurgcnt' element refused
TO make a unanimous vote the question
Of opposition was practically settled.
Petitions which have been circulated for
some time are said TO hive been signed
by the great najorlty Of the citizens and
tho city commission Is now considering
tho petitions, so that final action rests
with them
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CHILD SWEETHEARTS .
WE'D AT LOS ANGEL

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct. s'-A
nance involving n youthful marrfs
. divorce and another marrisgs,
aYtnnding from Pueblo, Colo, TO
AngcIes- came TO light today when
as las learned that Emory Cobb and d
lot Fairan Cobb Of tho Colorado
h,J obtained a marriage license o,
Tbev divulged the fact that they
benn boy and girl sweethearts ana
becn married when Emory was 70
his bride II years old. For two yyes
thev lived together, but to Pleaee u
narents the wife obtained a divorce
They Ind arranged, however p
remarked as soon as the wife sno
reach the age Of 81, an dthe couple
soon be man and wife again.
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EMIL SElpEL TO SPEAK.
Socialist Candidate for Vice President at
First Coneree atIonaI Tonight.

Emil Seidel, Socialist eX-mayor OF Mil
waukoe and Socialist candidate for vice
president, will speak tonight at the First
Fourth East streets. Mr.. Scidel is on a.
CONGREGATIONAL church at First South and
speaking tour OF the United States and
will speak In every state in the Union be-
fore election. He began the tour on Aug
ust l2 at Anderson, Ind, and since that
time has spoken In every state east OF
the Mississippi river. He completed his
eastern tour on October 8, starting west
on that date with an address at Sioux
City, Iowa.
From Salt Lake Mr. Seidel will go
north through Idaho and Montana 10 the
Puget Sound country. then south, speak
ing IN Washington, Oregon and Califor-
mia and visiting the southern tier OF west
ern states on his return 10 the east.
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Surprise 10 Attorney.

coroner Harper arrived shortly after
hafuey died and the bodies were re
,nofsd 10 the u1orGue OF Under,aker <
-. Evans Bartey had been drink.oc
put scaualntanceB who saw him on tb@
street q shor, time before the shooiinp
gay ne was not drunk AS Tho bo1ies
We're being taken away, Attorney &. 7,
Mig. retained by BARLEY, came TO the
7 had an appointment with him her.
~ O'Clock; | did not expect this" sasd
Attorney King. 'd-'
Bsrtley is thought 10 have boon afraid
mat the Gelfnss woman would be an ad
verse witness. II In said thar sb, rad
agreed to 90 what she cotild TO helo him
free himself. ''''
Baruey was apparently without funds
NJ tne time Of his death A cbock h-,oI,
on The Merchants National bank OF Ssw
bedford. Mass. showed n credit OF SI5TF
asd been checked out since Noyernher
of last year.
fcsterday BARLEY borrowed a dollar al
us attorney, &. l. King. and later Sc
cured Dir. Kings Endorsement on a cbscp
ior si2.so. Which he said had been senl
10 him by an uncle. George 2 PhiJIIna
IN Se% Bedford. II is believed that h,
the shooting 40
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Reputation Bad at Home

NEW BEDFORD. Masa.. Oct. s.-U. ]
Bsrte?. who killed Miss Louise Gellnss
siI1 tncn himself In Salt Lake City to-
night WAS the son of q for1uor saIoon
Keeper here Miss Gelinas is also aid
10 have lived in this city, whore she r1st
HARTLEY. ' t'o'
Ine police records showed that Rarttey
lad been arrested several tirne1 on
minor charges. He left here IN Decsm.
ber. 1910. ostcnsl5ly for Butte Nor,
10 take a position as a hotel clerk.
Bsrtley's father died several years aro
His st~puiother MAS the only relative NJ.
could br found tonight ~
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READY FOR BATTLE,
Republicans VIII Wage Vigorous Cam
palgn Throughout Salt Lake County

The Republican party VIII coipmence It's
vigorous county campaign Saturday night
when a big rally will be held In Draper
in Rideout hall The county committee
is preparing TO open It's campaign on a
sure footing. A large attendance at
Draper is promised.
The speakers announced for the rally
are II. A. Smith and William NJ. Rydalch.
There VIII be string music and a quar-
tetts. and an excellent programme is pro-
ulised. Ali Republican candidates for Of
flee will be present at this rally and all
succeeding rallies.
Another rally will take place the same
night Saturday October IL. in the Riv-
erton Commercial hall at Rivertou. Sen
ator Reed Smoot Will ba the speaker.
On Monday, October -. a Republican
rally will DO held at Mdvaie in the Ely
SUM theater. The principal speaker Will
be Senator C;eorle Sutherland
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MRS. ?. A. S|MPK|N
IS CALLED BY DEA1|
Beloved Wife of Pastor Sn
CuInbs to Heart Disease Il
l2idgetield, Wash.
HAD SUFFERED LON
Was Indefatigable Work.
Body viii Be Shipped
Here for Burial. \

Mrs. T. A. Simpkln. wife Of the Rec
A. Simpkin OF this city. died in R,S
field. Wash, Of heart trouble yestsr
afternoon at 4 O'Clock, according to
vices received here. She was as ..
old, and had suffered for many NOR
The Rev, Mr.. Sinpkin was a, his -,
side when death came.
Mrs. Simpkin was a character mn
beloved in this city than her hush,
While her death was not entirely II,
pected-as her condition was known
her many friends her@-it came n
distinct shock and is widely incurred
She was born in Joliet, Ill, Febr,
2S. 1864, and was the daughter ii
Stryksr, Her maiden name was
Stryber, she was married TO the
Mr. Simpkin about twenty -three y
ago. Three children survive her. 10,
w, aged 20, Alice g., aged q, and 1
AGED lS
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Husband at Side.

The condition OF Mrs. Simpkin becs
critical about three months ago, a cha
OF climate being recommended by a
clans, and she consequently removed
Rldgsheld. where she was taken
kind care by her father. at whose h,
she died. Mr., S,ryker had moved
RidScfleld from Illinois.
Six weeks ago Mrs. Slmpkin's condi
became worse, and the Rev. Mr.. ST
kin went TO her side, where liz gave|
voted service until the end All
love and scientific attention can Q
mand were bestowed upon tho bell
woman, but she gradually sank into
last slumber in the presence OF IA,
members
The Rev. Mr. Simpkin and Mrs. 81
kin came To Salt Lake In 1901 The {
gynan was called To the PASTORAL
Phillips. Congregational church. which
sition he has commercially filled
since
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DATES FOR REPUBLICANS.
Big Guns OF Party viii Be Heard at Vari-
Gus Points This Week,

Attorney General 4. r. Barnes. Judge
j. Il Frick. Senator g. a. Overson and
Lincoln @. Kelly. candidate for state su-
ditor. will speak tonight at a Republican
rally at FairvleW in Sanpctc county.
Congressman Joseph Howell will address
a rally tonight at Snithfeid.
Senator 1Verson and Attorney General
Barnes will speak at Mayfield on rriday V
night and at Ephraim Saturday night.
Senator Sruoot will speak Friday I'm the
afternoon and evening IN different Utah
county towns
speak In Manu Thursday night. at SaIina
Friday night and az Richfield Saturday
night.
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converts To the Progressive cause They
carried hundreds OF bull moose" badges
and labeled scores found In ths different
places visited.
At Murray and 3Tidvale large open air
meeting were held at which George W.
Meyer and o. G.. Nelson wore the prin =
cipel speakers. Other towns visited were
SANDY Holiday. Union and Riverton.
Those rho made the trip are enthusla 8 tic
at the results.
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FARMERS DISCUSS
SMOKE NUISANCE

Farmers In the vicinity OF Murray held
meeting AT the Murray opera house la st
night 10 discuss the smoke nuisance at
the American snlelter st that place. The
only definite action taken was TO ask the
old committee Of nine 20 meet with them
next Tuesday evening and 20 bring their
agreements entered into some years ago
between the farmers and the srnelterS 10
the end that action may he taken TO shate Q
the ALLEGED nuisance. II possible
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Had Police Record.

John w BARLEY was bout co years Of
sge He first came to the attention OF
The police last February, when the po-
lice found tbs young woman he murdered
yesterday staggering about tho streets
nj an early hour OF the morning, dazed
and weeping. She told tale of terrible
treatment at BartIey's hands, saying he
siad brought her here from New Bedford
under promise OF marriage and had
turned her out Into the night because
she refused 10 live a life OF shame
The police did not arrest BARLEY st
that time. Shortly afterward they were
called 10 the Ia Nell hotel TO Guell a
disturbance. They found the Gclinas
woman bleeding about the face from the
beating BARLEY had administered. lie
was arrested and the following day the
federal authorities took hand. The
white slave charges followed
Inc woman told the police that she
vas writing to her mother in New Bed
iord. asking for money on which 10 re-
turn, when BARLEY entered the room. saw
INC unfinished letter and began To bent
her W "'
Nnen taken TO the police station Bart
.ey had large amount OF currency In
MS possession and q bank book showing
balance OF $4,000 on the Merchants
oank OF New Bedford He told OF hayInr
inheiite3 sS9.oOc from his father a few
months before " ~
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PLEADS NOT GUILTY
TO LARCENY CHARGE

W. NJ Ross, arrested Sunday on
suspicion that he was burglar, was ar
raigned on charge OF grand larceny
before Judge J.. NJ. Bowman of thu
criminal division OF the city court yes
terday. Ross is alleged to have stolen q
s2oo ring belonging TO g. Cramer from
plea of not guilty was entered and pre-
lIminary hearing set for October Is In
default of bail the accused was COM
mitted to the custody OF the county
sheriff.
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uealth Board Expenditures.

Expenditures Of tho board % health
the month OF september were s3.i2'
and for the nine months OF ISL. emf
September 30. s36.35l.62. In the s.
period last year the expenditures
g.T8IIi. The department has had
Dropriatlons this year asgregnting Y
COS. 10 and the unexpended portion oil
tober &as SIS, ,S"2.6
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Companies Consolidate,

Announcement Was made yesterday by
Insurance Commissioners Willard Done
that the Nassua Fire Insurance company
OF Brooklyn and the Duches. Fire In
surance company Of PoughkeApsie, "
T.. have consolidated under the name OF
the Nassau Duchess Fire Insurance
company. Policies held In either con-
Germ WIFI be protected by the new com
many.
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Funeral Services.

Funeral services for Andrine W.
berg, 81 years Of age. who died rr
night. were held In the Nlneteenth
chgpcl at | p. N. yesterday intern
was I'm the City cemetery ..
E,nersI soi5,Iccs For Amanda c. NJ
we're held i'm the Tenth ward chape
noon Yesterday. Ilterment was In
CITY cemetery.
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Chance for Designer.

civil service examination for the po-
s;ticu OF architectural designer and
craftsman In the Isthmlan canal service
viii be held November II. IS1s Tbs
salary attached rariea from $50 TO 5000
a month. according to qualifications and
experience Information concerning ap-
phcaiiob papers can he secured AT the
office.
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Witness Tells of Tragedy.

o'Niel who went 10 tho rooms with
BARLEY q. few minutes before the shoot
Ing described the trngcdy In Tribune
reporter last night at l2 o'clock in his
room at the Wilson hotel
~ can't quit thinking about H." said
ONiel. II have been asleep twice but
dreamed OF what ! saw tonight. The
woman WAS sitting at a table playing
solitaire. Jack leaned over her and asked
her TO kiss him, She told him she didn' Z
want anything to do with him. Aftcrward
she kissed him. but Jack seemed to be
thinking about something. He Went In
the other room. A minute nfterward he
came back and shot her once. l made
n move as IL To interfere and he turned
the gun toward me. He shot her agnin
and she fell, Jack ran into the hack
room BY this time the others were gone.
ook showed me that the woman was
done fo- and | turned just In time to see
Jack standing before mirror with the
smoking pistol to his head ] yelled
Jack.' and he fired and fell. called TO
him but he did not answer so ] ran out
and told the hotel clerk to phone for the
police and coroner. / have been in bed
here most OF the time since. having
chills." ONiel shook like man with
egue as he talked
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BULL moosERs on STUMP.
Thirty Progressive SpelTbinders Visit
ToWns In Salt Lake County.

Thirty boosters for tho Progressive
party went in five automobiles 10 differ
ent towns Ia the county outside OF the city
limits yesterday. endeayorlug TO make
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Slayer Soon Dies.

Assistant City Physician II, & Sprague
and Motorcycle Patrolman reached the
rooms before BARLEY was dead. Five
shots were found 20 have been fired from
= cheap revolver. two taking effect on
the girl one entering the right breast
and ranging toward the heart, one pass
Ing, through the left shoulder. A third
bulle. entered the right temple and
emerged from the left temple of the sui
eide. The other two shots are thought
TO have been fired by BARLEY at the
girl before she Was hit.
The shot passing through her shoulder
had been fired at such close range that
her clothing was found on fire by DIR.
.sPrague. The rooms were full OF smoke
The girls body was found In the front
room. sho had fallen against dresser
and the body was supported in a half
sitting position by her hair caugh: In a
drnwer pull Bartley's body was found
in tie rear room. He was still alive
when Or. Sprague arrived, dying at 7:Io
The bullet that had passed through
has head pierced a painting and entered
the wall of the room. The position OF
the body suggested that the suicide had
been looking In the mirror OF the dresser
when he shot himself
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Formal Affidavit,

Accompanying the petition is an affi-
davil signed by Mr.. Joseph and Mr.. Sis
kow. setting forth that both are citizens
OF the United states and OF this state,
that both arc members of the Republi-
can party. and that Mr.. Siskow was a
delegate to the Republican state conven-
ton.
The affidavit sets forth that the GER
certificate OF nomination does not show
that Jacob Johnson is citizen OF the
United states nor a qualified elector OF
the state of Utah: that Mr. Joseph and
Mr.. Siskow have filed a protest and OBJ
jections To the certificate OF nomination
and tho protest and objections are made
a part OF the affidavit 1t is also stated
in the affidavit that the affiantS believe
IT TO be- fact that Jacob Johnson's true
name Is Jacob Jensen and not Johnson,
and that Jacob Jensen has never been
properly naturalize6 as a citizen of the
United States. II states that Jacob John
son claims 10 have been born In Denmark,
and that there Is no such family name as
Johnson among the Danish people.
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Utahns in New York.

Special 10 The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Oct: s,-Heraiu
w u. Beers and wife