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Show SALT LAKE CITY, TUESDAY. MAY 1, 7906, srmvnice careece vaarsic: TRIP TO NEW YORK MUENTER'S SISTER PARIS RESEMBLES Oo aagersa | RESTORES VOICE CALLS HIM HOME REVOLUTION TIME: . pf Sixty Thousand Freshwater By cia Felt at ar But rope Chicago, gation season volume of of 2,000 the navi-| Girl open for great lakes pilots, the pilots Recovers in in cart‘thauakke NO the most oVer the of men with ,. day burned teams excavating district went the to gangs work to- from across the bay and ears from the suburbs the trolley activity real Relief with a post and Js now which In is some almost ee Steet a owners grant the by cap, as More cor- as s or other chain of lakes. two Pake Money or-| small reported: who more persistently and streeet_on : the for | 00 la north, ms in and of the of the to-juggle scheme little that with it even inge- | ™ake-belleve deposits un Pier books me does Taunne : transfer his ot Phot East his wife, children and two earthquake on the « or corer me insane had built er: Hard Physicians class other no *robably Hit. : of and destroyed f flre of the case. a mie swept in "But. | for profes: their which they other offices to the Durie Ayee ok ‘ d | States oaent fo | He alle Yew. eel FARM une the Collier and others entered that of New sate the Lineoln | 44 A n effort will be the Vault The Seas sles by the quake, good as as condition was in door the quake 3. r wepg leak ceding open the farm pe made ince. It I send business association to building and then business Mitne treasury | j salsa as " C outer and inner a ult between the Seek practically rere nei t| the oe reco! rds and books Be "sides | curand coin in tained aes 800,000 the} of securities in 000 $3 rency; sold city reney German Oa bank on Benet MOU, bonds to the amount of my a ADDS FIVE TO UIST. Se office, kept k a TWO RAILWAY -General : at the DASH in| inof Sly.« dead) a ived names ot: s additionalmerge seriously Ves Pra alti ally Kee Kim. rank Hogi wi itiaa fotinson Insulted : ald. McDonald ws What the we eacaiye the ald We can a soc- 3 nmenthal lume J. R. fal ! Mrs. L, ats ee at COACHES DOWN GRADE Tohy M Cyeorge Mreé e H. ‘ Lawson. ‘Linsey 4 4 mocunry: Mumun. eae ae ra r . ‘aT. Ric Ww Mrs Peis coaches dashing wildly steep Creek large number of passengers into Clear a ne happened Colorado Solom & to the Southern for com-|@ ree k the and North is jo KISS T DIDN'T. accident Central the rand be gan a ranid f desc e nt prawn Verb- Have to PredecessorsWife. into a state of terror ie from TFork's Crevix his hands or attempted} We Goes Down In lng- | Get Absinthe. é Service Special Neufchatel, This quantity fs is largest. [t seems man who advertisement has been accused ask- by Bertha Muenter, point on of the city suburbs and no erly the the lines importance main proper one accredited come of was out in was not permitted the the for alleged day is ‘to We to the t community neyons. 3 murder Rescue. ramed, Pressed Miss feo to suppre dvinking both the intoxicants, the en effects This ate di iletinn and resulted, much at the of mMoenopoely ind sale good same absinthe has time and to make caused not all not a public statement, Muenter said: is there for me to say and explain To whom the sister has hired, " nt," it frif@nitry. and my will Two that. ) whatever Swhse. an Re nary ineidege oF, this characters be called fo ia pet ys any m than the ia ee me should refer Site ‘nati a matters to the chief execu of the a Gi later identi- | a captain is being held at ue was Two ewiihe Picked bombs, the fuses of present time he, ett ane people Up._ ee were utside a forelgn to anarchi t sug- knows where said no In was of all?" Knows Where Brother Is. Gilbert A. Peevey, the attorney gested that Miss Muenter her brother is. |. ‘ers except I gem absolutely convinced is innocent and that he shortly cro.cote : gation have no basis other than. spite or fancted- w ong, a indoo I cases represent th charged a ‘dise tintied n . That the President should be vised as to: the, cr lciier case Lake. is une bable, and. it ¢: stated o p é pass of the sentries who, for the were ane behind pothe out- of th act. it ean be stated as a fact one-half of the time a nepeete given to charges which inet prop- to come before and they e ferred to the chief inspector wayne the course of routi nes business, them to the prope Fimspeetors. thorough-; and who charges general, at sister of the Harvard Instructor wanted of his wife. Sister every position "that more than the City in State of Panic. of the city are tate of panic, but according authorities there is no reason fo covers of al! al, bring- yinwan annue il revenue to the goyets sant of $1,000,900 This money the Cantons with | i be js distribbuted among the proviso U 10 ve mt be ‘ip oer inte mpeéera! cham sila of Professor's Murdered Says He Has Evidence. Boston, April 30.-The Cambridge police today received a telegram from Eugene H. Krembs, of Chicago, brother of Mrs. Leone Muenter, demanding that the husband, Erich Muenter, be arrested on sight, and declaring that he has the evidence to convict him of administering arsenic, as a result of the woman is alleged to yet been learned the troops of Muenter's NEWS ned ¥ already: on the points se most -{ n ZULUS CAPTURE TRAIN BRITISH SUFFER SETBACK Success of Bambata Followed by In the skirmish ce, of escort a detachment accompanying le ne toe in- of Manzell's the Zulu under the attacked a convoy tak- Paris invaded by troops eae charge The Zulus are nen ae desperately rioters; Infantry officer arres and ate to vote on ame name! nts to rate s held here measure In order; Morgan spoils setting of! be root positive of the xreport that final date, from outside Volce ig restored by trip to New York Secret service sounds knell of imitation bank books and fake oney. who arrived at eee Story that President has taken up Salt h the Lake postoffice ec ae urges pronounced abskirmish de veloped into a wueprias for surd at Washington Two sanitichens earthquake shocks felt has detailed a deat. 'Frisco, but people unmoved. work their position London banker tells of peculiar English pr e ge recorder announces that Second thes Ae will be improved, city and county| stumbling we an ambush from which to buy voting machines, Mounted police fire on Tote De fatally| the supertlor wounding ten and injuring other lleutenant Swedish tourist strongly aranWiti "See lin command The British losses were Amertca First' movemen wounded and 3. no estimate has bee n made of the lossDr, Root secures needed ald for San r ele Franelseo doctors and nurses Council tries to get around Muyor Thompson's veto of rellef for Californians _ Mee sting Of Nuttonal Educational assocltion for this year may be abandoned. About 2,000 Workmen in Windy City Goubtg treasurer gets fifteen extra clerks to issue assessment notices Members of Utah Nationul Guard make -About aN iron good records as matksmen oO enPage an frerpees of i Aitorlal sere ure about sevBriain ‘firms FeO ey ne members of the craft within a radius of thirty- tive Stocks and bonds Governor asked to complle list of dlsare | tingufshed citizens who are former Keny the eran of ie union, tucklaris rant Many SOPRANO open for University © and have signed the new but the other Much of Salt lake's frults and vegeto sign and oor these table now comes from Nevada instead of old augreeCalifornia me nt Carle 3 3 for a ae of eight Page ea Min Boat advices ace that Heinze has exerefsed option of Bingham Con. control. April's record on mining Sraninee shows big ameroxeret over last yea nth's mining dividends umount to Thrown Over Animal's Head-Cowboys | 13.4 Valley smelters produce 8,250,000 pounds Lie copper bullion, breaking all records Bad roads cause shrinkage In ore and . Christina bullfon settlements Vas gored by today in Sports. front of a house in ‘south Fitth avenue, Salt Lake theatres. to visit age 8. her daughter when the animal! rushed State nen into Ogden de part tme "Dis teins at Canyon Page 10. Ra't Lake City nev RaeMAnt cat pel of state Crest ranc trequency to be of false her sidé and a entertained| hasan socilets n brief from OUT GORED BY COW then chase of the threw two her about five alley 4 f explitined and Toeritie E as at h d sent things suggested a f. acti NAVAL Mr. SECRETARY - Bonaparte ILL Disappoints Sage Baltlmore-Acute at Baltimore, ing provisions to the main force which is oper: ating against Bambata, ones y back capturing a This is Manzell s "for ces, they running ae of provisions. CHICAGO -MOULDERS was consumed in lHtigation to possession of the office. By a strange coincidence he survived Governor Thayer by only a few weeks. Md., Audience a Indigestion. April solution, t » but h d no up for limit. fhxed "for Pear : it wowiae Psa any amendments oc to be voted on without explanation, He believed method which was finally on would bring about a 30-Secretary | the the agreed upee NEroyE ninth of the Navy Charles J. Bonaparte, Hepburn as Response. who was expected to make the principal address at the Lyric reception to When the rate bill was taken the prelates in attendance at the jubi- | Mr. Clark (Ark.) cited, authorities 1.-Follow- ing up their suceess pee s the office onButai to that Bi was not a barbs <6 und~Walf his tern At- Conyoy- an Page 1. Prof Mluenter's sister sendy out messages asking him to refurn. lake pllots on dbhnes i 60,000 will be out of work on great lak Twenty hurt 1B Pincie ay of two passenger coaches hich Jump ck Zulus capture ipower fee and kill peerieg , frighte not ‘hee i have died What the nature of this evidence is Mr. Krembs does not say, but he intlee to the police that he has somehing startling "‘up his sleeve," and faa t he is able to supply any missing inks in the chain of evidence. Noth- has and Wife WOMAN that mew source of supply must be soilel if ohe American importations are to continue, the Swiss government mon| opoly of aleoholic beverages aiming ready n. "Robinse Re pul ican population Lakas Tames . ~, every whereabouts relatively very small. andthe. shipents are nearly all made to New OrYork, New and Francisco San reese where the French and Swirs-Frene h ton. on. - rancis prandt, H. Sanne anid Aaolpi Korn . Mr. Kxvachol. A with of . Christian. " 2 Julia Thomas a which Washington, April 39.-Consul Giford ot Rasel, Switzerland, in a report; | ; partment of commerce and the whole quanys s that pearly 1 nbor Imported Into the } tity of absintve United States is produced in the Can- b pmsby \ Sophy remarkable he police of Cambridge of murder to return and face his accusers was tonight sent broadeast over the West by ng senger by whol-| insult consisted The kiss het Further thi in that Governor Stanley refused to y, excepting to say. that the offense was committed nearly a year ago instead of last P pecem bent at ae | you." TODAY'S ), | fy Where Patrick Mc ‘Eehroy. injurge pled otk SINKS IN THREE MINUTES of number a larger and , ss jured as follows: Dead: Mrs. Blaney. you. May 1.-The dawn of May day broke this morning across a city that resembled more than anything Soldiers occu- night . asso- one park the for a Said ( UXeel Executive Greeley) gqianiey ' <0 against F Twenty Wichita, Kan April 30 -Former Governor Stanley, who has heretofore refused to dis scuss the much-cir-| culated story that Governor Hoch atN Mrs. preninted to kiss Stanley at the | executive mansion in Topeka vine J | aaa Was paying the governor an oft | cial ae acknowledged today won| them oa were some grounds for the story | soon reached aniter the however, reluctant, is still He Names of| wro ng. General Gree ley Sends More "Prisco. lto give any of the det Persons Killed at rri 1 | "Tt is not true," s ‘id the ex-governs | Governor Hoch touched ‘Mrs orl 30. - Ano ther tel-|] or ,. "that tha rOY Excursion Steamer W ashingtony Arejor egram you and to Harvard med aide:er |auantity : of Jot at ane ater and other again. Both at ne} recacts support This. district." Collier farm made make HOCH GOV. currency | when and books ora The hie book: made for once fares in York, | 8ency on a.large seale and an affair of national imis also the object of the mee ting place mon Yel- 5*| |} South. found gold. they nt of themselve paveme a the over all 8c attered from rethrown been expert axe on a walking Was coin having ~ charges at will in a nations pari 2 ie nak ous ee pti a ze "a government," stated on The'city's money and the treasurer's | wil} books are safethe treasurer y{ RON Wh en = and every tion Muenter: consequence Cambridge WS Rr ae a Uilnais fe physician in the city has} (, + eae py ¢Hines Nashville} Louisville andoxtend Central the| to their without Is pay and sub- | |railroads | working been .The anniversary of the birth injured park. sisting upon relief func iT fof Lincoln in 1909 will be celebrated | | City Money Is Safe. winds food Prom it. The Bodied onan heathy one e streets and I saw at least 500 my- supervise the care desired to which | oflation diplomas the ' ectice ‘without Jin. anthe property, would be free| can not p 4, }/ ahd open to the publie at all tines 3 state, have drifted to the four conflagrathe Since in ashes. the purposes eo park D whom oftly MaRY< ti ree refute 30.-"Brich most to i shich were fo 1 | |apartments in the Oxford aot aeeean tte Pit extent. I see that the list. of dead is|A careful analysts ! cstimated in the hundreds," said Bark- will be ee by Pr converted into a national par Lowell, the i landscape IF: st of z Guy c Boston, accompanied Messrs. Mackay jand Collier on the Inspection trip and carbe will which suggestions n 'ried out in making the improvements cs The tract contains 110 acres and withI adapted naturally is lits rolling surface While it suffered so severely as the | of | purne Haid rs more than a thousand had was April the Counsel secured, Do not talk to any one before you return. Your sister is here. Friends are standing by and ing everything away. Our Montgomery street, said Chief Wil-| cided, LINCOLN R pre: al men physic Sans, district. ht instruments, but stroyed, ) fire, of return appear up that any onc | philosophically of those imita-| they could sbegin upon IMPROVE in-| kay more was hing of timbers. 1s the stricken Is part ee TO atic We San first. _ secret service pass the ends commenting for sent the contention | burned district and the rats and riibe seem to have disappeared On the morning of the quake the yelping. of dogs ae Se unt arthly noise.made by «arr of, ae ‘tht Li the and jured women to a place of safety The | officlals of the Lincoln Me Roe as- | Uon West of ‘C antes AKO ar 5policeman who made the arrest mis- | Sociation, have returned to Louisyille gifts of food and clothing. say too much concerning understood the situation and Kenney | afte ra trip of inspection to the birthz place of P Deel lent Abraham Lincoln, | !etes in Chicago who be .-| place ten da for prisen in languished Ee Ne w een announced They inty. Lauer in insides sufficle fore : he got one betaa terested to seek a pardon for him that $500,000 would be spent to im-]| Pli prove the property, which will be th e rac 118 street, from ernment prison at Alcatraz island. He Birthplace of Martvrea President to Oo Was arrested on the first day DE: the Be Made Into Park. every Geside with examples fire for having drawn a revolver in| ; order to compel an autGrnobilist to | Louisville, April 30.-C coe Mac- | 4met isan pepele carry suddenly Boston, It to era ter how =mall.' bo d pr from the gov- as nearly not the tip end |t@king a good many other cases anlar nature that we have had to} al with, Was necessary to draw] the line against any imitation, no mat-| d | Aor Ten Days forsnediy olNowing re is no the would kie, escapes the Lithographing originated the | place ce heart under the ban The | ° ie Bocune BeLviCG distance mysterlous minals -} a after goods.| Yet but I am thankful to be abl e to of the | Speak again. It was awful to be strickdifferent parts en dumb at a time when I most wantthreatening the with imprisonment, the postoffice officials and the United States district attorney have persuaded the origina- subterranean in up the reques A. L. Thomas, throu general. A char Upon using their swords with effect. Many pee were injured, twenty-five se- of tdntioa Presi of cha rges of immorality in ab Charges the achastily devices country manufacturer been traced as far on. the south annd|of This 110 Cavalry pas to doubt whether after ecusation of the police was the tain Speech Girl In His aly cheered, but 2 he left the hall he was placed under arrest by a detachment of the secret police. A mob tried to rescue him and the cayalry charged, The tunnels extend | tion bills for money," as and as eed well of to boom their than 100.000 nlously' than aid. the denizens this| | Company The August Gast quarter. So complete was the ofchain of St. Louis of sXbWAyE "that.everyepart of Chinabank books which fell arteries have worth. "street power result of a severe the San Francisco dumbness, home today. Out Believes a tors town had its underground exit. arrived elty Sent Who Retina gure which she presents in thus battling alone for him has won Ber the sympathy of a large portion business men seizing more Now that underground Chinatown is pay tunneled +. t By HELD Lost all in Prisco. ashington, Apri: 20.-tImitation "We lost everything," she sald, ‘and dank. books filled with imitation mon-} Twas terribly Injured by a beam falley will no longer be used by enterpris-|!"g on my head. I have not recovered Chief Chinatown. to Brother OFFICER nin the eae a Wrench infantry officer, took platform at a mass meetin, men in the principal business' and made a ae anarchistle of | advertising per-| Used NAME INFANTRY je 80.-Her the in of No. Message to. the ef had ordered an ms CLEAR Innocence. h, I can speak, I can - speak," cried the young woman after she res thrown her arms about her mot neck and sobbed out her joy at a safe return. Her brother, Robert J. Barkelle, who lost his business worth $70,- BOOKS to Be April of Never City Coast. ~ --s disaster weeks Will Fated the York, Parkelle, KILLS BANK TO Though on the verge of nervous breakdown over the serious charge preferred against her brother, Miss Muenter has thrown all her energy telephone|of A FIGHT almost as astonished as his sister. Miss Barkelle in her home today Was able to give a graphie account of her adventures after the earthquake. ing before extension and DAYS regained when the joy of seeing her parents and friends loosened a flood of words which sprang to her lips, is the strange experience of Miss Helen concessions] = ey the eentage of iUness.4s' my Peg a » Astonished at No most, water plentiful and telegraph pilots the Advertising Eine z Goods, military the fs proceeding. the along SERVICE IMITATION ON an') ever «a Trans- large a sufféred by and eeuueath the police, who thought that | of Uncle Sam's bank notes and herethey "had w good \fdea of the ramifica-|@fter if the bank books are distriby ‘ 2 fe -ey. | uted, Imitation checks wil! be used uons there, "Noare family astonished at the ever rev elations: of rodents instead of greenbacks to represent the ‘hs * a has Marine New and to on beginning a hieawadchy: sections othe earthquake systems a than Quake earthquake rehabilitat~yn. the surrounded . et "ply check against cere : the at In Return Midnight, Longshoremen, ganizations oa Al the demanded TEN we Be was closer Waste marked effort work at story ------ IN Speech lost as nervous shock SECRET ~ Wonted WORD The lake pilots quit work at midnight, throwing 30.000 seamen out o employment. Later an order was {s-| sued by Daniel J. Keefe, president of} yessel ruins. Speech a All Her Gotham. 1 ae Harvard Professor, Accused of French Capital Invaded bya Republican Special Service. A Wife Murder, Implored to Washington, April ee, Troops to Quell Labor -¥ cation in a endSes "Newspap‘ Return to Cambridge. rE gl-| port Workers' assoclation, advising all dockmen to cease work J. Livingstone, president of the| Lake Carriers' association, gave out an ultimatum at Cleveland tonight! that eee no circumstances would the] aS ircea acc stoned to the m _ tons that there was bo fright. 'Frisco of the Lake Carriers' grant the demands of precipitates Quict eer pahciaco; April wer, two ‘slight shocks of ere cunt this morning. in -_---- gantic industrial tie-up in the history of the great waterways. The pilots' strike has been ordered to start tomorrow. , Dumb tre- seas the Stricken traffic, entafling its wake the walkout of 60,000 vessel employes and dock laborers, threatens to paralyze all business on the inalnd The refusal association to redone ‘ Pronounced 30.-With now mendous See Report That Walkout, April a strike Workmen in which and ‘stock ‘yards particljescoed and e of the Catholic disappoint the ee eare. visitors had and was to} prove his also | Should contention provide that against up to congress the decision of |compelled to absent himself ein his] the interstate Spe ae . commissiol desk at Washington in consequence of | being set aside a temporary. inan attack of acute indigestion which | junction, + He dieinyed aE if the came on him early this morning. Hepburn bill was to be the response Mr. Bonaparte suffered considerable | Of congress to the demands of th: pain and was compelled to take to his; People for rellef, the latter could not pee this cia out ue morning... His moned, and soon lief. While Mr. tion him regular physi- | but get the idea that the legislative Dr. homas R. Brown, being | Conception of its obligation was slight the city, Dr. Llewellyn F, Barkand that congress failed to compreprofessor of medicine at the| bend the dificulities to be removed Hopkins university, was sumHe denounced stock watering and dc- Ronee The Bue ency, gave the patient re-|Clared that while he had no_ desii« Bonaparte's condi- | tive rallways down, he would fore: is not regarded in bed all day as serious it kept report that he had developed which gained some cur-| was is emphatically dent denied. BOTH CLAIM Republicans and Victory OMAHA Demecrats in City them to engage In passengers instead and ed that of to fixing rates and governing railways the commission, a political body. Mr Beveridge of Indiana and Mr. Foraker of Ohio joined in the debate. Cormmission Assert Election. hauling freight and of hauling stocks bonds for Wall street. He dethe suggestion of Mr. Aldrich he wanted to give absolute powe! Mr. Clark to said Decide, he believed in the : . establishment of standards by w me h Omaha, Neb., April 30.-A_ hard-|the commission should decide what fought municipal campaign in Omaha] was just compensation for trans sports iended tonight with both Democrats] tion He agreed with Mr. Foraker and Republicans large pluralities. claiming victory by|that the commission would have. to The Democratic tick-| consider the cost of construction, bet- et is headed by James C. DahIman, | terments and every other question enDemocratic national committeeman,| tering into railway operation. who by reason of his past career, has "IT only mention these," remarked become knownas ‘"‘Cowboy Jim." | Mr. Foraker, "to show what a grave Dahlman''s speeches have been filled| problem is this that we are enterin; with cowboy expressions and he has] upon." defended himself against the ridicule To Mr. Clark's statement that he of his opponents by pointing to the] would favor a net profit of 6 per cent cowboy record of Theodore Roose-|the Ohio senator Inquired what was velt to be done wit those roads which His opponent is Erastus A. Benson| were operated at no pron' or those who runs on a good government plat-| conducted at a. loss. r; > Clark form and has the united support of] thought that each- case rent have the law and order element of both|to stand alone, suggesting that excepparties tions and. individual' embarrassment: Three years ago Benson, running as| should not be permitted to stand inp an Independent reform candidate} the way of the general good finished second to his Republican and Mr. Daniel (Va.) will -discuss the Democratic fusion opponents. rate question tomorrow and Mr. Nelcee 7 ee ae son (Minn.) and Mrs, Culberson (Tex,) later Watch Statistics Republican Special Servic Washington, tive tive Tirrell ae the ainey that there April of Shown. 30. oe presenta- Massachusetts ee o nois was a watch ON. Fen ee SCATTERING recently Reprenents who chargec trust. OF . ae SEEDS een House In addi- : Debates Con But Five Hours aes = Takes No ; Pro and Action. tion to denying that such a trust exWashington, April $0.-Free. dis isted, Mr. Tirrell placed in the record | tribution of garden and flower seed a, interesting statistics with refer-|was nce to the production of watches, Ac- | five CnEalie to these there are 40,000 peo-| day ple employed in the manufacture of | tion watches people in Switzerland. produce forty These 40,000) watches the question that brought fort hours of debate in the house to while the agricultural appropriabill was being discussed. An ad journment apiece | question was taken coming to a without the yote a year, There are 6,880 people emMuch feeling was shown ‘by th ployed In the United States watch | members. The agricultural bill cam factories and in collateral branches of | to the house with the annual item of! the business round produce 3,000 numbers in or 4,000 10,000 this more, people, country to in| and we each 122 000 for free agricultural one } the seeds committee suggestion of eliminated, the having adopted Secretary of Agri- of these employes 250 watches a year. | culture Wilson by dropping the apa, - | propriation. The fight today was preCyclone in Nebraska. liminary skirmishing on the part © Lincoln, Neb., April 30.-Reports | friends of free seeds who will mov oe received here last tonight that|t®merrow to have the provision "Inclone has caused considerable | 5¢rted in the measure. If this is sucin the detalls are damage nas but county persons' according and have northern part meager. A the been to the adjacent reports of Fur- country, number seriously of injured | © sssful, | Wil the rely the however, upon-a objectionable (Continued committeeme! point of order feature on Page as it oe wil! Two.) : |