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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
SON Of SLAIN MAN
ATTACKS ATTORNEY
Linn BoyCe Creates Scene at
Snead Trial; Fined slOO for
Contempt of Court.
Ey International News Service.

By International News Service,
FORT WORTH. Texas, Feb lO.-The
smouldering intense feeling at the Snead
trial burst like a volcano today when
Linn Boyce, the Youngest son of Cap
tain A. G Boyce killed here January IS.
by ]. -. Snead. made desperate at
tempt To avenge himself upon w. p.
Mclean. attorney for the defense. Boyce' S
aged mother was on the stand. Most of
the time with evident effort she CON
trolled herself and answered all ques-
tions. In her testimony she declared that
plain BoyCe instead of leading q con-
spiracy 10 unite Albert @, BoYce Jr..
and Mrs. Lena Sncad, made continual
and strenuous efforts TO separate them,
had asked some pertinent questions, Linn
Boyce. sitting fifteen feet from the at
torney was whiting a stick with d
knife. He frequently glanced at his moth
er and Mclean nervously and frowned.
Suddenly Mclean asked:
Don't you believe. Mrs Boyce. that
man who has disgraced and run over
his father and motiler stealing another
mans wife and killing hfs little chill
dren should he placed in a santarium
He referred to Albert Boyce The ques-
ton was hardly out of the law cr $
mouth when the siN-foot Panhandle cat
chairs and men and made a grab for
| Mclean, Six pairs OF hands dragged him
| back. however, and after struggle he
desistcd and sat down quietly, Judge
| Swayne fined him 800 and sentenced him
| TO serve an hour in jail. He was ordered
| Boyce met Mclean and both apologized.
Tho question put to Hrs. Boyce was
| never answered. The state rested Its
rebuttal evidence today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
HARMONY PREVAILS
AMONG THE HAWLEYs
Heirs of the Late Railroad
Magnate Also Friendly
With Miss Cameron.
Ev international News Service.


NEW YORK, Feb. l9.-John b.
StanchheId. attorneyin- chief of the CO.
hort Of legal talent engaged by the ad-
ministrators of the estate OF the late
Edwin Hawley, millionaire financier and
railroad builder. today declared that lhe
most amicabe relations exist between
Miss Margaret Cameron. Hawley's ward,
and mis- blood relations. He said that
Miss Cameron will make no claim what
soever upon the administrators.
"It will be Il month, possibly" said
Mr.. Stanchheld. before the estate is in
such arrangement that the papers In The
case will be filed with the surrogates.
The administrators are working in 1ar-
mony with all others concerned"
will you make any statement regard
ing the possible claims OF Miss Cameron.
she was ever secretly married TO Mr..
Hawley?" the lawyer was asked.
Regarding Miss Cameron. l VIII say
Just this: She has no claim Mt all 70
the estate and does not mean To file
any was the answer, Il wish to silence
once and for all this report that there
was any ceremony OF marriage between
Mr., Hawley and Miss Cameron. This
young woman entered the household OF
MIR. Uawley as q little girl, She was
very young and always was treated more
AS Il uancNlcr IMAM as d VIE II Is
absurd, therefore, to even think that she
later became his wife,
Miss Cameron, so far as / know. has
no counsel and intends 10 continue her
friendly relations with the heirs OF Mr..
IswIey. During the lifetime OF My.
HawleS she met and became very inti-
mate with his kin. Why, then. should she
suddenly become different. She mas seen
the administrators and I know she is
considered as = friend by them
VIII she be given settlement
That | do not know. was the an
swcr
Miss Cameron tonight said she must
refrain from talking The administra
tors also refuse TO discuss the case.
Frederick Crandcll. who WAS suddenly
thrown out into the world by his rich
uncle when he married pretty Miss Ada
line McManus, "A telegraph operator Al
toe tIawley offices, is silent. too tIe
and his wife are recoucilcd and are Nv
! Ing In the suburbs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
POLICE DEPARTMENT
NOW REORCAN|ZED
Ogden Follows Plan Recently
Adopted by Salt Lake
City.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb 19.--An ordinance re-
organizing the police department OF o.
den WAS passed at the regular meeting
Of the city commissioners this evening.
While a number Of officers were changed,
the ordinance does not 90 into effect un-
til MARCH, | and the personnel Of the de-
partment remains the same for the pres
cnt The plan adopted is similar TO the
ono that recently went into effect in Salt
offices and salaries will be as follows:
Chief at sl50 r month three serEeants
at 500 month. five detectives at 500
each $50 month for the first year OF
service and $50 a month thereafter, as
slstant taller at 500 n month. two mer~
chant policemen at $40 q month, two
desk sergeants at $40 n month and two
guards at $50 month, The chief will
be cx-officio iailer,
Under the new arrangement there will
the sergeant will be in charge on each
shift. The sergeant will also be required
TO patrol beat There Is no difference
! in the number OF officers and the amount
| to he paid in salaries is $40 q month
higher than under the present system,
There were no now appointments made
in the police department at the meet
| ing this evening.
on The recommendation OF Mayor A.
| G.. Fell. the surety company which fur
| uisbcd bonds for l.. B. Stewart. former
| city dog catcher will he asked to re-
imburse the city TO the extent of s1@7,
which the commissioners believe is the
amount due, a result of Stewart
altering tho city books. The man put
in an application for s93. which amount
he said the city owed him; The city
! auditor and a representative of the
surety company went over the books and
discovered that alterations had been
made. The bonding companys agent eH-
pressed himself as satisfied that the
| city's claim for $l3T was just
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
LABORATORY WILL BE
ESTABLISHED AT RENO

Special TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-ro develop
more thoroughly the fertilizer and potash
resources of the United States. Secre-
tary Wilson OF the department OF agri-
culture has established at Reno, New, a
ural mineral mines thought to contain
potash. The laboratory has been organ
lied under cooperative agreement he
tween the Mackey School OF Mines. the
bureau of soils and the United states
geological survey. The laboratory is in
charge of Prof George j. Young of the
Mackey School or Mines and A. Il. Mers
OF the bureau OF soils. Facilities have
been provided for the examination and
assay OF all potash bearing materials
and of saline waters and minerals. The
laboratory will he at the disposal OF the
public free OF charge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Ogden Transit to Extend.

Special TO The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY, Feb. 19.~lt is ru-
nlored that some important Improvements
are contemplated by the Ogden Rapid
Transit company In this city TO take
place this spring; Among the Improve
mcnts will be building a .'Y' by extend.
ing the line north on Main street and
building a spur around the corner Of
Main and Forest streets, connecting with
Run1or also has 1t that the Main street
terminus viii be extended to First North
from the present terminus on Ma In street
near Forest street; where It nov has
son &, Knudson. C. o. Christensen of
this iirm. local agent for the 0p-sen
Rapid Transit company. has purchased
a store building ON North Main street.
and is now having the building renodeied
with a view of removing his business to
fhst part OF town. and Mr.. Christensen
is using his influence with the company
to move their headquarters there also
| This would he the means OF moving con :
sfdcrabIe business from the center OF
! the town to North Main,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
BEGIN FIGHT ON PEST.
State Officials Meet With County Com
nllssloners at Provo.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
PROVO, Feb, l9.-State Horticllturist
j. Edward Taylor accompanied by Coun-
ty Fruit Tree Inspector r. w. Brereton,
met with the county commissioners today
for the purpose OF discussing the mat
ter Of thorough and concerted action for
cradicatnR fruit tree pests. the san Jose
scale being the particular object Of at.
tack
Mr. Taylor stated that the scale was
increasing in tho county and would prove
very destructive unless effective work
was done to rhccl: and eradicate II. he
called attention to the success obtained
in Box Elder county, where the fruit tree
inspector hnd taken charge OF spraying
infected trees when the owners failed TO
do 40. In this way no infected trees
were permitted TO remain and spread the
scale. and tlIc charge OF such spraying
was charged AGAINST the owner. as pro-
Sided by law. lIo recommended sim
lar system he insugursted here.
The commissioners decided that such
procedure would he best Fruit Tree In
spectur Breretou aud his aids VIII here
after proceed OIL this line.
The commissioners granted The Provo
Reservoir company right OF way !or
culVerts OH the puoic highways to con-
vey water for irrigation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
ANOTHER INQUIRY IN
THE STEEL TRUST CASE

NEW YORK. Feb. l9.-Prelminnry
proceedings instituted by the govern
meDt TO obtain tde puulsbmeqt of those
concerned IN the destruction of trunk
full, Of documentary evidence intended
TO be used in the prosecution In tho
equity suit for the dissolution of the
United states Steel corporation at rreu-
top. n. j., are under way today before
the federal grand iury here,
The fact that the secret inquiry MAS
in progress here became knowp through
the service of many subpoenses sum
moning witnesses TO the grand jury
room in matter brought by the United
States against the American Steel and
Wire company and other defendants.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
I'M IS N DOUBT
NJ WISHES APPEAL
q Howell Renders De
a Covering Important
in Damage Case.
k9m Tribune.

b II. Tribune.
- Ft6. i9.-EXprcssins doubt
sAhsT The erection Of block
ss;sz for a railroad could be
|n. interstate commerce.. but
tll The testimony introduced
/ col 70 be such, Judge j y.
t.iy granted the motion Of the
= sTpinys attorney for an IN
B Etitt Of no cause Of action
E& damage suit OF Mrs. Cecilia
M Of Cyrus Grow, against the
s,,r lro railroad.
Irg vss instantly killed at
~. li7.. In 1910. when 4 motor
irt he Was riding was run down
Ns:ze- train Under the inter
-'asu provision Of the Utah
y@oF brought suit against the
Following the decision ol
snl The Jurors gave their ver-
--E sD1 we're 0lsINlSSSd iroill
z lhs term.
Ls1rs hls decision on the mo-
@vfi held that the testimony
Dol show the intcstate. Cyrus
ave been engaged in inter
a'irs al the time of his death,
nIany bad moi been negligent
eIt'loD q the train which,
GpFs death. and that Mr.
ceN'Eib0,cl to his death by
liain 10 run into a car or
vas riding.
Hsel stated further that hc
hs.i 10 have the plaintiff
= esller 10 higher court. L
E..lon as 10 whether the scI
A' Grow would ne consid-
~ egdft Interstate commerce
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
QUICKLY ACQUITTED.
| Saloon Proprietor Held Not Guilty of
Selling Liquor to Minors.
Special 10 The Tribune

Snccial TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, FEB. l9.-Withiu ten minutes
after the case had been given them, four
Jurors in Judge William Reedcr's court
today returned a verdict Of not guilty in
favor Of Joseph Baumeister. the Twenty
fourth street saloonkeeper Oh trial for the
alleged sale OF liquor 10 minors The de-
cision revcrses that Of former jury,
which found EauIneister guilty less than
a week ago. AZ that time he was fined
$50 by Judge Reeder.
= now trial was granted on the grounds
that the former conviction was under a
city ordinance which IS now void The
city's witnesses. in the former trial,
were Charles Ellsworth and Nephi Coli
shaw The jurors who passed on the evil
dence were Edwin MuDsey. Daniel Vest
George Nadcll and Frank Lauer.
Ellsworth and Colishsw repea ted theiI
story OF the previous trial, declaring that
they had each purchased two gIassos OF
beer in the Baumeister saloon on Satur-
day night. February 10. The proprietor
Of the saloon and his two bartenderE
testified that no liquor had been sold tc
the two young men. but that they were
intoxicated when they entered the place
and were put out for fighting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
ARREST SOON FOLLOWS.
Officers Take Into Custody Men Alleged
to Have Attempted Shooting.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Feb, l9.-Frsnk Homer and
Edward Toone were arrested this cven-
ing by Detective Charles Pincock and
Officer Grant Sypllers, following a dis
turbancc at the sanitarium The two
men. accompanied by another man and
three women, were refused sdmittance
TO tho resort. The other man and the
women departed and returned to the city
on q car, but Homer and Toone hung
around the building until they saw John
Baxter, an employee OF the place, riding
horse by the river. They then. IL is
charged fired upon him. and Baxter said
that one OF the bullets passed close 10
mis- head They then drove TO the city
w buggy and were arrested on their
arrival. They were intoxicated when ar
rested and Homer had IN his possession
a 4-caliber revolver. Homer asserted
that he had shot somebody and offered
TO take the officers out to show them the
body. Both were locked up.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Utahu Dies III Wyoming.

Special 10 The TllbUne,
BRIGHAM CITY, Feb. 1a.,-In tho First
ward Jnaeting house yesterday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. funeral services were held
city. who died Friday at Rock Springs,
Wyo., where he had gone seeking a
higher altitude in the hopes Of improving
his health
About 1--WE years ago he married Miss
Maud Harris Of this city, daughter OF
Ii. w Harris. Mr.. and Mrs: Hothelmow
gagged IN business. remaining there two
Years, and a year ago they came to this
city 10 make their home. opening up q
a native of Weber county. and is sur,
VjVed by a mother. wife and brothers and
sisters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Indian Killed ON Track.

Near Rochelle, III, an Indian went
to sleep ON railroad track aud was
killed by the fast express. He paid
for his carelessness With his life OF
ten it S that way when people neglect
coughs and colds. non I risk your. lifs
when prompt use of DIR, Kings New
Discovery will cure them and so pre-
vent a dangerous tbrost or lung trou-
hle s,It completely cured mo, in a
short time. Of terrible cough that
followed severe attack Of Grir,
writes i. II. Watts. Floydsds. Tex,
''a,ld | regnined Il pounds in weight
;Iat baL lesI Quick. safe, reliable
and guaranteed soc and Sl.00. Trial
bottle free at Schramm-John Drugs,
''Tbe Never Substitutors, i've (o)
good stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
INSANE THROUGH GRIEF.
James Andrews Of Hooper in Padded Cell
at Request of His Friends.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 19.-Jsmes Andrews.
aged thirty-seven yoars and married, was
brought To this city from his home near
Hooper BY six of his ueighbors this
evening and Is confined in the padd ed
cell at the county jail. Andrews. seems
TO have lost his mind completely and.
according to his friends. is violent at
times He has been in this condition but
a short time, the death Of daughter
being assigned as the cause Of his men
tai lapse. lie is to be given an exam
ination by board OF physicians tomor~
rDyy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
WEALTHY MURDERER
HANGED IN ALABAMA

MOBILE, Ala, FEB. I9.-~J. Lawrence
Odom, convicted OF the murder of three
persons, was hanged here today. Hs re-
fused the mnistrat atious OF a clergyman
Who labored with him all night and those
of his own son, Catholic priest,
When asked to say his last prayer, lie
requested that his five-yesr-old daughter
Hazel be brought to him to remove the
black cap. He mounted the galows sto-
icslly and laughingly asked TO gee his
wife
Odom was convicted OF killing Charles
Golang. Joe Sticks and Edward Gartmsn
the latter a sixteen -Sear~oid boy. They
had been witnesses against him in police
court on charge Of cruelty TO n dog.
The killings took place March rs, 1910
at Chronicle, Ala. He shot the boy st
the feet Of his mother as she VAS plead
ing for his life.
Odom was tried twice end declared
guilty each time He was wealthy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
CALIFORNIA PIONEER
DIES AT AGE OF 81

EUREKA. Cal, Feb. 1a.--willian Car.
son, the multi millionaire Iunnberman
who came 10 Humboldt county in 1852
and fcled the first redwood ever cut Tor
lumber. died at his home here today
aged 81 Death was caused by diseases
incident 20 old age
Carson leaves q fortune varIously cs-
tilnatod at from fifteen 10 forty million.
FIe WAS born in New Brunswick and
leaves three sons and a daughter. all
residents OF this state
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Schools Want More Money.


OGDEN, Feb 19.-Represe that
more money is necessary to the success
full operation OF the county schools, the
members of the county board OF educa-
tion appeared before the county com,
that the school fund for the year 1ol2
be increased 1t was stated by the edu
cational body chat the only way TO Sc
cure this increased fund was TO increase
the school tax. The commissioners took
the matter under adviSement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Formal Adoption

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. la.-On the petition OF
Samuel * Krcidcr and his wife. Ceym-
ven ISIeidor, Judge y. J. Harris entered
All order today granting them the adop-
ton OF Leona Eastman. aged months.
The ehjld's mother is dead and the father
conseuted TO the adoption, Tho name
or Leona kredcr WAS given 10 the child
Mr. and Mrs. kreider reside at Eurey,
Ida.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Files Assault Charge,
Special TO The Tribune.

SpeElaI 10 7 Ne JTTDuIe'
filed today by Fred Meissner asking that
Arthur Hansen, aged l. years and Ros-
we'll Hansen. aged 10 years. be brought
before Judge V, g. Gunneil in the juve-
nile court for an alleged assault upon
the formers son, Harmon S. Meissner,
aged years, II is alleged that the as
sault was committed on December ~,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Two Skeletons Exured,
al IL The Tribune

SncclaI 20 The IrIbuned
SPRINGVTLLE, Feb. io.-M, r. Gran
dali aud boys of this city, while at work
on their farm In the south"est part of
SIX keletons il OF an adult, apparently in
middle age, and tie othS a CHILD about
years old. From all Indications they
were the skeletons cf Indians
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Fined for Assault.
ciaI 10 The Tribune

'pN' 'ol !" j lF AlloHIN.
OGDEN, Feb. t9.-On the testimony OF
three witnesses that he had thrown Al
bert Thomas. twelve -Year- old boy
through door and kicked the lad in tho
back. Peter Mathekos. "a Greek cook In
local restaurant, was fined $40 by
Judge Feeder In tho police court this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Granted License to Wed.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. ia marriage license
was granted by County Clerk Samuel q,
DYE today TO Preston Badger and Viola
NJ Read. both Of this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
BETTER PRINTING

Than we do can t he done. Century
Printing Co, 55.57 Poslofice place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20

morning. The evidence showed that the
boy had called at the restaurant for
empty bottles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
TINE FoR EAGLES.
o. fraternity viii Gather
"'''ssday and Thursday.


: /, u, history Of in,cgmouns uy
I ~ .'uS Planned BY the mem
4 II - .erle No. us In tho con !
. we formal dedication Of |
a a,' ,"s !, on Hudson avenue. ,
sl Inn, "a laSt two days. Wed.
IN, ,".leoar OF this week
y ", -sloulsed ,d several weeks
r eai iv'tlng constantly and
u csrs, sc representations OF
~ INK ~ lhe aegles OF Utah
= ~ DC here To partjcinate I IN
= va Celebration, Rands IL Ill, -,
ak,,d II me visiting aeries
! '5iy sysrit at monster parade
8 ,s=z rvs" rs VIII be one Of the
Isirsnn.s I'm ~ the city. The
" VEDyEsDAY' arranged
n Eagles will alight at
Is S,,sIsud g, parade. r,,,,.,,. a..
= al ~. Bingham aeris i'I.lon' paon
= ~ 9'ae Murray Me-, Focas
. 'a'Hed ny several
Initiation, by visiting
g flsien; W ql the home by c.
- fHuaspAr '''e aerle'
~" 10 visiting Eagles and
Ss SSSTpis Ss,s.. Entertainment.
's@ Wa The w..,
r. n 1tiolm. Wv west
4 .sss,adoy Ihlnda. the new
~ !aioqsh u this the S,,, United
= y SS Ta Francisco ',cE ~ rJn J5odsy
~ sstl. yd, nns representative
l1r1 % nativn' eminent was n
+ ~ e[Spnntry and for
,SsS.' S''''d States after fGtgFiaany; y my:
1s;'s5 sss''255,::s5 !; q: 4! s.;5 e. T wss; e; &
/3GIs able ,o western Amer
ISits Trip throussbn sn eX, e.;
ks1s IN Washington on
S's's n Runaway y"
z - Ifln. IVY,
Ss.ISyaS. tbs Weber about I
y .a m 2 2 busSSSe bcISes driver
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
e!~sas = N Runaway
Ky, Not Guilt,

G%S ! ,3,;IIss,ssss' Isssi's' ( / ',,aI lasting
&t as.ss,s9EI%3s SoSTIll. SSSSTl rsiiaiHsd ris i
AN pses0Ssry," 20, .2 suilty Of
n obonnn51,Si about 81 MerH freIH
'snuary : in the 81 81
slis,.s. a. The (; James La la
Tor 'he slssal's silSTls' was
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13

days OF October 1907. were IN ,ho
National BANK Of North America 10
learn how Morse stood
What is all the IVORY about
Morge exclaimed II have II million
dollars down there In the vaults"
The next day whom the committee
entered the vaults the millions were
not TO be found.
That three physicians pronounced
Morse dead in the Atlanta penlten-
tiary January II was tho staten INT
issued from the Morse apartments,
1871 West Fifty-cighth stl Get. this ATT
crnoon. The statement WAS given out
to- refute the charge thar Morse was
not SO ~ In prison as he had been
reported To be.
ON that date. the sta'emcnt read,
DR.. Bakor. the gGveFuincnt prison
physician, called iu three other ply
sieinns to consult over tho condition
OF Morse. who was then unconscious
and suffering from one or his heart
attacks. while these physicians were
examining him. The state SAYS, Mr.
Morse's pulse left him and he was
pronounced dead. Dr Baker. how
ever, administered strtychnino TO the
supposedly dead nan and after sew
eral hours work pulled i'm through.