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Show EXAMINER: THE MOUSING SALTLAKE and (FROM COBWEPOWPgWT March L5, ?! SU eooaum-a.va- ; ,'(,aad the 'waefer a'4 2 jm.Jou the of .lork at. $18 per head, which involved of S.(H0 head The Comtek, g !' rtss1 fl,e purchaser J. "ft ,n1hncJ iuf M(y America aouth k ia the rinr, Rafi near Falla, Ida. them early Trrenfemeate were to flret consignment.adawawdout the 0watb" thl. date ha. JfSe tte will he moved caul. 'martct swierally la n. - P- have the pa.t few to K. Iaraona la reported re- Vjiita' a large number hJJL hut 11 concerned decline to that ha deal, aa they claimeffect 4iiCB would have the among rfMng fatoe ,impression eii. wh0 would bunchea and li?M hand.-durin- J hr country, Montana, BiHole herda and many m large of Dea-!- ! k)caied. Ilegan Bros. buying been have uJd to anow li that section. hut the LTaZo bo deep, in fact, aa to make taIrea and rKrru practically impos- htnha dblV Just aa aoon aa pri he a lot of hrra will In eonsequenc Mive ehipping from that point ' act of a FOOLISH boy. recent l.aue March .hit Lake,Angeles paper containa a euiclde of off on the attempted a former Balt Lake boy who the Olympia opera rjwa ntem"r which pUyed an engagement the Hotchklae theater In that city waek. It seems Jhat Mr. Parr tree a chorus M tore with Miss Emma Ray, with the company, and the did tot roturn hl affection. and refused Her action in that to marry him. . hie cutler appeared to prey upon deaperate he -i- .nl vntil becoming locked hlnuelf In n dreeeing room at perform-tn- d (ho theater during a matinee tried to cue he arterlee of hi wrlat with a nail film belonging to M.- -A it k and before died leal assist-tarcould be summoned slipped away aad disappeared. Parr ia well known la hit Labe mimical circle, aa he wai a member of the Apollo male Quartet wbWh waa'a general favorite here sev- u mired V. e . ago. .yjRELgss telegraphy. - March 20. The Newa nan: hit Lakera have heard much of wireless' telegraphy aa an abstract proposition, and eomethlng of the pro pored Invaftou by Utah by a wireless wending "aiero-grams- " .telegraphy company, throughout the state. The definite movement embracing Utah la the wirnleae eystera la now la taklag chape, and the prediction made this morning by H. A. Trenholm of the Da Forest company that by the cud of the present summer every town of any consequence in Utah can send a airelesc message to Balt Lake, and cut through the big Balt Lake relay cutkm to any place In the United Bute, and a little later to any place la the world, and that at a coat averaging 20 per cent below the present 11-6- Dearer now has communication by with moat Colorado towns, and a big relay plant of 50 klfowat power, calculated to lend message dire to New Tork and Ban Francisco, wireless weather, and to the coast through the 25 kllowat station It ie proposed to build here, in fair weather, uhleh to the wireless la leant advantla favorable ageous. GIRL HIDES IN BAtyK, bit lake, March The 20. leys: Police Officer George Moore . Repub-M- b had the font rice of his life yesterday when he attempted to bring Joaephine Chrlsien-and Pearl Hill to the police sta-rwithout giving them a ride In the Both girls broke and wagon." to from him, but were finally captures. The Chriatensen girl wee released Pon a 10 bond on the condition that e leave town by midnight. She Mt. for she had not been seen oh the street when the hour waa past, arrested the woman in the of Trade saloon, which ie said tue police to be a notorious rendes-Ihl- e dace of women. He Want Town their attitude and prom-jw- s that they would go peacefully to s station. He aa far as First sth street when got the Christensen girl frolu him- - The Hill' girl a y ,nrt ,lw attempted to Si 4hm.ruffound a hiding place In a wn firtet crockery store, from where ?,er tehen to headquarters. rs lrl ouht a hiding uie TauU in th Tah National 0fflcer Mo tn .v. her attempted from hw apparently safe 8'.ed forclh,- - He had to u? forcp ,0 co her rat omen wh happened to b in terV. nk itp th tln,B expressed thMr r 81 an officer use hrt m?. ,poor k? r., weak ill tt 01h, .Th let Ihli 1' ,Tere'1 "non Moor nerves on edge and In-they allied hl "00 p,. i,h 0fflcr Moore, Hsr kTS! trenched from the irj!re !ar n the vault door an he uke he tin police eta-haomewhat more docile, V h.r 01 Officer Moore could v? n bar m UPhrln':?- - Rhe kept telling ni knd of wy man the to the police HinrlirT!re,l?ooked vrantx h m a iS.1 n lh" JlTT cwiti to ':3 j edlr Jars of age, affinlselon to he CIVIC LEAGUE the desk Christensen girl SHAPING. 20 -lma,pehorpanlsstion A f!rip -f- of 3 ?! 'A I GRAND FREE DISTRIBUTION t An entertaining and educational contest open to everyone (with exceptions as noted 'below) that will prove iMareating and benctioial to all who participate; This distribution of prize will be made to those sending ue th largest list of correct words mad from lei l era used in spelling the three words THE KIMBALL PIANO The distribution of this large amount in prizes Is only made possible by the liberality and program aivenesaof the W. Kimball Co., who are determined that the name "KIMBALL" m iin household word; to fix the name "KIMBALL Indelibly upon th minds of an who may now or nt some future time need a plaiy. A Few Pertinent Facts The Kimball Co. manuhaetura and sell SSjOOO Instrument every year. Planoa are sold an the system. They have a fixed value. They are-ne- t auld to Mr. Jones at one price nnd to Mr. Brown at another. AU dealers who sell the Kimball Plano must Bell them at the established price. No more la allowed to be asked, no leas accepted. Every dealer who handles (he Kimball Piano must mark them la Ida figures. FIRST PRIZE $450 Kimball Upright Piano, Cabinet Grand, will be given as first prize to the person sending ue the largest HM of correct words as abeve mentioned, and accordingraise aneen-ditien- s - named below. SECOND PRIZE $32S Kimball Upright Piano, cottage size. THIRD PRIZE A Credit BIN for $19SJIG. FOURTH PRIZE A Credit BNI for 9190.00. Te the next five largeet lists of eerreet words will be given Credit Bills for $100 eaeb. Te the next five largest lists of eerreet words will be given Credit Bills for $9$ each. To the next five lieu ef correct words will be given Credit Bills for $S5 each, and following this In grouiw of live,largest each of th competitors sanding us th five largett Data ef .correct worda will bo glvon Credit' BiHe for SUM) lea than th preceding prise, until the entire $10,000 shall have been distributed. Storm of Last Two Days Cast Several Lives on New England Coast. 9 Boston, March 20. In the storm of March 1 Band 20 at least a doxrn v easels were wrecked or damaged and all llvea lost. That the list will grow In the next few days Is probable In view of the also of the fleet, which was off the coast when the storm was at Ita height last night. The list of disasters end leas serious accident includes the following: Schooners Lady Antrim of Booth Bay, Me., total wreck at Marblehead; five lost. Rosa Mueller ef Booth Bsy, ashore at Cape Podue, Mate.; cn escaped. Marion Draper of Booth Ray, ashore but floated at Hyannla. Winner Important Features , with the W. Y. KlmbaS Co. these Credit Bills will ha honored at their face value towards the purchase of aay uaw Kimball Plano in our riorn. The winners are thna enured ef a genuine reduction of rn amount of thrlr Credit Bill. There will be 142 Credit Bills attributed. They are worth striving for. . s Rules and Conditions of Contest No lists received after Marrh 21, 1906. will be ooaiddmd. Only zurh words ere to be need as are found In Uchater'a International names, foreign words, names of peraone, towns or plaera an to.be used. Do not nee a latter more times In forming n word then H appears la Plano. list IN MEXICO. Cruz. now on exhibition at our warerooma. The winners of the prizes will be determined by three Judges, Lake City. t the irssa "'" wa some two weeks H 81 rent NOe Miaelesi9tlfil9f4lMM'MM9fi99 9 b4MI .. Fortofflre e Word In 111 lisle o a a a e e Hive you a a piano CLAYTON MUSIC CO. LEADING MUSIC DEALERS 109-11-- 13 South Main St. 3E No Record , Salt Lake City, Utah 31 WITH THE BOWLERS. THOUSANDS Breaking Scores Mads Louisville. WERE KILLED. MAY at Earthquake The Armory, Louisville, KyH March While the majority of the bowlers at the tournament of the American Bowling Congress made good average scores today, there was a dearth of brilliant performances. The greater number of the contestants in the two-meend single events today were Chicago men, but In these classes, as well as those for five-meteams, no contestant has made a score high enough to chatter the hopes of those whone torn le yet to come. Of the thirty-tw- o pairs who rolled to complete the afternoon program of two-meteams, only two of them rolled above 1,100 Rosendahl end Path. Chicago, 1.152, and Marsh and Peters, Springfield, 111., 1,105. . Among the best Individual scores for the afternoon were: Kumpff, Buffalo, 610; J. L. Whitman)!, Detroit. 608; H. Bose. Cincinnati. 551; F. Dagnn, Buf20. n falo, 661; A. D. Root, New York, 654; in Formosa Mere Serious Than It Wee Thought t Be. Owners Had Refused to Cloe Ordered To. When Butte, Mont.; March 20. Under Sheriff Mike Quinn today raided the Corner gambling house, whoa owners bad disregarded orders Issued last night to close down. The officers broke down the doors but made no arrests. Games were stopped anff the manager promised to give no further trouble. There are no houses now running in . Suite. PUNISH MOB. Effort May . te London, March 21. According Daily Telegraph's correspondent at Tokio, la now estimated that several the Be Made to Arrest Thee Whs Hanged Negro. Washington, Marrh 20 Some of lh members of the supreme court of the United States are considering the advisability of an attempt, to secure the punishment of the mob which last niffht took from the jail at Chattanooga, Tcnn., Ed. Johnson, the negro rapist, whose legal execution was set for today and waa stayed by an order Issued by the supreme court yester-day- . The department of Justice also Is considering action in the matter. The supreme court ia not now in see ainn and will not be for a fortnight yet. but it ia possible that a conference may be called at a near date to what course should he pursued. thousand persona were killed by the recent earthquake In Formosa. The whole inland wan shaken from early morning on Saturday until late at night, the shocka being continuous. On the same day slight shocks were frit In Japan, and fro In Saturday night until the following morning five distinct shocks occurred at Kumamota Telegrams from Formosa state that the prosperous towns of Dell Yob, Ralshako and Shlnko were completely destroyed. At Kagi atone 2,000 native and seven Japanese were killed. The government departments are I transacting business in the open sir or la hastily constructed sheds. At HIS MEMORY 18 POOR. Dati Yob six hundred bodies have been recovered from the open fields. Ivene Says He Cant Remember At a rough estmate the damage Whet He Said to Police. cun-eld- er to $45,000,000. J. P. Fleuger, Cincinnati, 696; P. Pelh, Chicago. 651; E. Tillman. Chicago. 571; FOR PACIFIC COAST EXTENSION. C. Mounuin, Chicago, 672; A. Marh. Springfield, 111., 571; J. Rosendahl, Chicago, A St Paul Milwaukee Chicago, 567. Ralls. Orders Steel of choice and The election of officers n convention city will take place toMarch 20 .It wee anChicago, morrow. nounced today that the Chicago, Mil' waukee A St. Paul road has placed J. W. BAILEY DEAD. an order for 125.000 tone of steel rail with the Illinois Steel company, the Father's te' Senator Bsilsy Hurrying Chicago branch of, the United States . Deathbed. Steel corporation. The order necessitates an expenditure of $3,600,000. W. 20. J. New Orleans, March A large portion of the order Is for died Bailey, father of Senator Bailey, the St. Paul Pacific coaat extension. early this afternoon. Senator Bailey Included in the materia! recently orIs on his way here. Mr. Bailey was dered by the company Is 2,600,000 ties born in New York in 184. but was for use on the new extenaion. Great educated in the south end has long difficulty was experienced In securing been n prominent resident of Crystal the materiel and the company was Cprlnge, Mias., whence he wee brought compelled to go into - n half dozen 1 here for an operation from which he state. never rallied. ARRIVES AT HONOLULU. RAID GAMBLING HOUSE. eye-ter- - of Balt COUPON Ixxlzk. Russian Poland, March 20. A number of revolutionist today surrounded a hall and fired through the windows at persons who were attending n meeting at which the method! of voting were being discussed. The attack created a panic and when the hall rushed out they were fired oe by the iwvolutionlete, several persons being wounded, A deNO WANTON SLAUGHTER The Balt Lake Herald eaye: IN MOUNT DA JO FIGHT. tachment of cavalry then came up and With the proceeds of p deal lu dispersed (he rioters, killing two and which he was,, with Barney. Judge, wounding several of them. (Centnlurd from Fage One.) formerly of this city. Induced to part lAMt with the control of the Pay-OrNO CHARGE AGAINST BRISTOL. Pearl and San Antons local Ions, about custom, end had to be subdued or else two and a half miles west of Man- It would be necessary to abandon the Hee Taken no hattan, Nev., Robert Gordon arrived effort to preserve law and order In Oregon Bar Association Action. from the west during the day and was Join. The policy of General Wood In a visitor at the offices of Child, Colo that archipelago has always been to Portland, Me.. March 20. The Ore& Co. While the sum which Gordon bring about peace and order as gently and Judge were permitted to take and with as little lose of life as pos- gon Bar association, through M. O. down in the transaction was not re- sible. In every rase when It has been Cake, Ue president, announces that no leased by the visitor, K is said to have necessary to r arrest Moms charged chargee have been preferred In the been a gratifying one. Of Manhattan, with crime and they have gone Into association against W. C. Bristol, diswhich at present appears to be their strongholds and called their trict organiser of the stale of Oregon. and relatives about them to The association will take no action In monopolising the attention of the friends resist arrest, every possible effort, ex- the matter of the chargee of alleged GorMr. of man In search a stake, In some cases over weeks and violation af the ethic of the profestending reto don says lie ledge continue months, bee been maee to bring about sion which have been made against spond ' to development and that It is the arrest without bloodshed. Mr. Bristol sntll formal chargee have undoubtedly one of the richest of new Major Scott here rites instances been lodged with the grievance comflrids, with many aeeurnncea that where this policy has been successful mittee of the association. It Is to be made one of the most pro- nnd continues: ductive. Mountain Almost Impregnable. SCHOONER GOES ASHORE. To embellish hie story of the one "It Is iwt conceivable that thin with which the region le endowed, policy of nnmanity carried out in Total Lees; Crew The C. C. Lane Mr. Gordon brought with him samevery case In the past two yean and a Was Saved. ples of rock from the properties with half should now have been changed, which he has Just parted that reveal end especially aa General Wood waa d Boston, Mirch 20. The much free gold In n fine quarts. there in person and no one would take echooeer C. C. Lane was disThe eagerness end the aggressive- more trouble to avoid unnecessary on Boston light ledges ness with which the contingent from bloodshed than be. Mount Dnjo Is covered ashoreharbor after daySalt Laike has embraced the offerings bout midway In. the Island of Snln below Boston She wasshortly almost entirely light today. of the locality has afforded an 2.000 about feet high. Upon and is aid although the weather lesson on the manner In the top ie the enter of n volcano long submerged thick, three men could be waa which business la done in this neck extinct. The mountain is five or alx seen very on braid. of the woods, and along these lines miles around the base, covered with crew of the schooner wee rescuThe of much the trees In most parte, and has on lu ed they have acquired tile keeper of the Boston light by Bides many landslides. As the core and cream. The vessel wee crow. hi A message from F. H. Lathrap le of rock, after the aolf has gotten brtund from Krw Haven for Portland, .during the afternoon to Child, Cole a reeling place on ita sides and after with clay. She 1 a tgtal Ions. Co., says that advices from Man- unusual rainfalls the water le soaked i hattan indicate a big atrlke in Man- up end the soil becomes very heavr, TAPPED GAS MAIN. hattan Gold King, but he had not and aa the rock le very steep the earth been afforded opportunity to verify falls, breaking, down trees below like Milwaukee Min Arrested for Stealing He promises n wire at a later sn avalanche of enow. It is very steep it Gan. hour with such particulars aa It la end difficult to climb under most fa corable circumstances, and to climb possible to procure. Milwaukee, March 20. Charles Ross, It successfully under fire Is undoubta retired hardware dealer, was arrestn font most of arms gallant nnd edly PRESS FEEDERS WALK OUT. with stealing $26,000 unless great skill has been used ed today charged in the past seven years of worth gas would lives more have been lost Salt Lake, March 20. The cylinder many the (be Milwaukee Gas Light troops. The Moras them- by Upping mains. Ross owns a large press feeders of the city yesterday among company's consider the top of the mounwalked out because the employers re- selves It Is alleged the tain impregnable, as they have food apartment building. stolen gas. heated jected their demand, made that day and can by wai building more raise end an abundant without previous warning, for ap inafforded in the crawater ia of npply crease of scale from $10 and .12 a ter. SHOT BY HIGHWAYMAN. It makes an Ideal stronghold. week to 12 and (14 a week. "As mountain and the crater cannot That there la a distinction between Owner of Pfrtlend Drug Store Seriousn walkout nnd a strike was shown by be destroyed It will always be a menly Hurt in Jolo order to ace aad unless peace the repudiation of the press feeders some Mores for the shall superstition action by the Typographical and Press- avoid Portland. Ora., March 20. Dr. J. J. it hereafter." men's unions. Fisher, who conducts a drug store at It Is said that had the demand of the 650 Gllsane street, was shot and seriWILL RECEIVE SALARIES. press feeders been put In n different injured by a highwayman, who ously manner there would have been no neadmittance to the store Just secured cessity for the step taken. It Is also System of Paying' by Fees In Ohio after It had been closed for the night, Wiped Out understood that the boys involved on the pretense that he had a severe have reconsidered their action nnd will toothache. n go bsfek tomorrow and then present Colnmhue, 0. March 20. The officers their demand! In an amended and In of paying county SIMPKINS ARRESTED? Ohio milder form.- . by fee Is wiped out hnd ell county Tombstone, Aria., March 20. A prisauditors, recorder!, sheriffs, prosecutCUTS OFF MUSTACHE WHILE IN ing attorneys, clerks of courts and oner arrested at Naca believed to be JAIL. treasurers will be placed on n straight J..U- Simpkins, wanted In connection 1, 1907. with the Steunenberg murder in Idaho, salary beginning January Balt Lake, March 20. John Burke, through bill which waa practically was brought to the Tombstone Jail toalias Connors, skilfully clipped off his made a law today when the house con- day. The officer, think the prisoner ii mustache while Confined In the county curred In the senate amendments to not Simpkins, but believe he is wanted Jal to await trial upon the charge of the Wilson salary bill. The governor's in connection with the dynamiting at burglary and when he appeared before signature to the hill la assured. Under. the Independence depot at Victor, I S wl,nc In the cats for Identification the new law all fee a collected go tor Colo. The man nnder arrest gives his 1 he waa so altered In asms as Tom Momec appearance that the county. all prominent citlsene Cat, fill out, attach to list of words and. send to Clayton Muide Oompany, 1011 IS So. Main BL, Salt Lake City, Utah. I hereby renlfy that I compiled the aooompanying lint of worda and agree to accept the de cUkra of the Judges of awards ai Until. Threw Meeting Into a Panic. three-maste- be granted those wishing to be accommodated by applying their Credit Bllbb in smell monthly payments. , t Credit Bill will be accepted on the seme plana U' , " . . in alphabetical form or will be subject to rejection, i r, FIRED INTO HALL. the police to reject tuck EXAMPLE Mexico City, March 20. Nineteen persona perished In the terrific norther which swept the coast of Vera Crus yesterday. Two of th storm victims were pleasure seekers from thla city B. Strittmatter, nephew of J. C. president of the American club and Franclaoo Pena, a member of a prominent family here. The other seventeen were fishermen. J. C. Bush, C. H. Bush nnd R. Barkley, who were In a boat with Strittmatter and Pena, were rescued. It la believed that there has been further loss of life. Aa yet no reports have been made of Teasels lost Stritt-matto- the words, Worda a palled the earn but having a dlllerent mowing can be uaed but enee. No one now owning an upright piano eaa compete No on connected with the piano huaineee la aay way oan compete, In the rvrnt of a tie prises of equal valaa will be gives. 1 Contestant compiling fiat must sign same, together with coupon econmpanying 1M. In the eveat of list and coupon not being signed by oooteelaat th right Is reserved Easy payments will end paying the balance Not more than one Lists must be made Nineteen Peraone Perished Near Vera Revolntieniata By special arrangement . La wry of Boston, sunk off Yarmouth, Maaa.; crew rescued. C. C. Lane of New Haven, wrecked at Boston Ught; crew rescued. Sarah A. Reed-- ef Calais, Ms, a a bore at Jones port. Me.; crew escaped. Barge Nx IT, N. E.j Transportation company, sunk at New London; women lost. NORTHER TV. TV. Kimball TRADE SUFFERED. COASTING - k schedule. 3905. t $1 0,000 in Prizes i k Salt taka, 21. s WiUennen. San Bernardino. March 20. There was a new turn in the bcort affair late today wlh the appearance uf Attorney Wldernun of Ixm Angeles at :he sheriff's office, and hie demand for an interview whh "8hory" Smith, one of Scott's patt. whs i held prisoner. At the time Attorney Wldernian made hie demand Smith sat in an adjoining room In conference with the district attorney and Deputy Sheriff Ward. Smitn returned word to Wider man that "he did not ui any attorneys. and warned nothing mere to do with any member of the Scott crowd." Attorney Wideraian insisted declaring Smith's sister had rouiued him. The attorney was ordered from the office but refoaed to go. Laier be end the district attorney had a personal slier ration, Wlderman trying to lead the prosecuting attorney to admit that Smith waa being a eared. Wtdermea appealed te the superior court to secure Smith's release by habeas corpus, but owing to Smith s attitude la refusing to recognise Wideruun aa his attorney the Judges refused to act. Smith hs denied that he figured in th shouting when Warner Scott was injured, and he names fifteen persons whom he aye will testify that be waa in Daggett all the time the Scott party was absent on the trip. The district attorney expresses belief in Smith's story. n, Him Ray1 manicure net. a The incident occurred during heated Quarrel with Mlaa Ray. When th door of the dreeeing room wue broken open by atage employe who were attracted by loud voice, PafT waa feuad lying hi a pool of blood with both-vrist- a badly lacerated. He rert AND STATE EXCHANGER) al Jjy en! ey .' irtih the Oregon Short to MARCII MORNING, Short y" Smith Refuses te See Arise held aome time nest week were pant- and stealing therefrom bra, fixtures ed upon. The name presented last and brass hos coupling io the value lees than $50. night will not be the officer of the of He was arrested by Detective Shanleague until ratified by the matt meet- non and at the time of his arrest he ing. Those selected are: a Junk Frank R. Stephen, president ; Col. was identified by Morris E. A. .Wall, hr i vice president; Mrs. dealer, to wbom he la alleged to have W. W. Rlter, second vice president; sold some 'brass as the man ho sold Oscar L. Cox. secretary; hire. Simon it to him. Bamberger, treasurer. RAVAGES OF PNEUMONIA. Board of Governor M rs. L. M. Bailey. Mr. C. J. Freund, Mra. Ed. Kimball, Mra. David Keith, Mr. E. T. Bingham, March 19. Exposure to Criamon, Mra. A. V Taylor, Mlaa Anna the Marrh winds after dancing at Mrs-CM. H. 8. Kinney, Cannon, Apollo hall, American Fork, last WedWalker. Judge E. F. Colborn, Judge O. nesday night, proved fatal to William W. Dr. T. V. Powers, Judge H, King, Simpson of Bingham, who died of B. Beatty, O. H. Hewitt, C A. Quigpneumonia this morning. Simpson D. H. Christensen, went whh n crowd of young people to ley, R. L. Pritchard, Hy. W. Lawrence, Jay T. Harris, Thom- American Fork, became overheated in as Weir. a crowded ball, and did not take the necessary precautions after the affair LAWBON WILV RIDE. was over. Thursday morning he was stricken with the disease and waa I guess I'U Salt Lake, March 20. ent to the L D. S. hospital at Salt remain in Salt Lake this season, lake. The disease had obtained a aid Iver Lawatra, the premier racing firm grip, however, and after a three prince yesterday. 1 intend going into days fight he at last gave up the batbusiness here in Balt Lake and will tle. H was a young man employed probably remain hen moat of the sea- at the Tampa smelter, popular and son. There la only one match that had a host of friends. 1 am craay fur aad that la a try out Joseph Pierson, an employe of the with Rank Kramer. When we get Yam pa smelter, waa taken to the L.D. through racing the people of the world S. hospital this afternoon Buffering wilt know who Is the champion." with an acute attack of Lawson will soon hear from Paris Pieraou waa taken airk apneumonia. few days P.T. from and also racing promoters ago and the physician in attendance reof will the have who charge Power, hls case as a serious one. mummer racing wesson at Madison ports Gup Pott, who has been working at Good York. Square Garden, New the Last Chance mine, is another vicpro positions have come from both tim of pneumonia who waa sent to Manager "Johnnie" Chap- Salt Lake this afternoon. As his case placet. man of the Salt Palace track eaye la aa aggravated one, it was thought that the two great riders will be beet by the attending physicians to brought together here this summer end him to a Bali Lake hospital. If tt la poaeibla for him te get them. The number of cases of pneumonia Ivor Redman ia after the fast in Bingham for the past month has motor-cycl- e built by E. C. S learn of been alarming. There have been eev-arDenver. The machine wee made for death and score of cases of of mark the Denver track and has a that disease. 1:12 for the utile. Hardy Downing hundred tickets have been sold will vouch for the record aa he was forFls th grand ball which will be givpresent at Denver when It was made. en tomorrow night by the local branch of the Industrial Union nnd Western STRAWBERRY VALLEY PROJECT. Federation of Miners, the receipts of which will go to the defense fund that Ealt Lake, March 20. Official pap- Is being raised for Moyer and Hay ers were received by Georg L. Swend-ae- wood. The tickets have met with a reclamation of Utah th engineer sale awl the local union expects ready of from Secretary service, yesterday to be able to forward mors than $200 the Interior E. A. Hitchcock authoris- to the fund after the affair. of made, ing the immediate building camps and other preliminary work for the actual construction of the THE NEW YORK, WORLD THRICE-A-WEEEDITION. Strawberry Valley irrigation project. This signifies that the project he been accepted hy the reclamation de- Raad Wherever the English Language la Spoken. partment and It la expected that the official contact between the secretary of Valrite interior1 end the Strawberry. World hopes to The Thricen-Weeley .Water Users association, which be in 1906 a better paper than it hue and has been signed, will be approved ever been before, nnd U has made Its filed In a few days. accordingly. Ita news arrangement The preliminary work will com- service covers the entire globe, and It mence at soon ns the weather In the reports everything fully, promptly end Strawberry valley will permit. Mr. accurately. It le the only paper, not a Bwendaen and his field men are now dally, which la as good ee a dally, and busily engaged in securing teams end which will keep you as completely In men to no some construction work on formed of what 1 happening through out the world. the road la Spanish Fork canyon. World Is fair in The Thrice-arWeeThis ia the first work to be done. Shipping bead quarters will be at Cas- its political reports. You can get the tilla Springs on the Rio Grande West- truth from its column, whether you ern railroad. Later a power plant will are Republican or Democrat, and that be erected near ths mouth of the can- le what you want. A special feature of the Thrice-a-Weeyon, but the details of Ha conit ruction World has always been Its serial have not been completed. fiction. It publishes novels by the best authors In the world, novels which In SELL MANHATTAN MINES. book form sell for piece, and lie Robert Gordon end Barney Judge high standard In this respect will be In the past. maintained In tna future Pocket Good Money. ltoTbeing Thomas d news a meeting of the nominating and ho was not positively identified sad upon motion of constitution committees wa held last the rase was dumtaeed Burke was charged with night at the Commercial club. Names hi attorney. belonging to the of those to he voted upon as officer of having entered cars Railroad company the league at the maa meeting to be O regun Short Line The News WEDNESDAY A NEW TURN OF AFFAIRS. ago; DEAL. Live STOCK 0- state UTAH. OGDEN, Chicago, March 20. Richard Ivene, on trial for the murder of Mrs. Bessie d Hollister, wee today. He was shown several confessions of the murder, all of them purporting to be signed by him. Ivene, in reply to q ne Mona, said the hand writing looked like hie and that he may have signed them, hut he "did not know." He aid hi a memory wee very poor as to what happened on the day he made the confession to the police. The did not alter his story la any way, end he Insisted to the close that lie did not hill the woman, knew nothing of the murder and could not remember making any cross-examine- confession. THIEF WAS GAME. Fought Way Through Crowd and Ea caped. Lo Angeles, March 20. Chased and surrounded by a crow d of several hundred persons, who cornered him In a The Oregon en Routs' to San Fran- pile of empty piano and dry goods cisco for Repairs. boxes, a young, well dressed man who had only a few minutes before robbed Honolulu, March 20. The battleship a grocer. John R. Tucker, of $300. toOregon iwbtch Is returning to San day fought his way through the crowd Francisco for repair, he arrived here nd escaped. The robbery occurred at West Sixth from the Orient.' It is reported that n structural weakness has developed and Hope streets, in the bittiness secunder the use of her heavy guns. For tion of the city, and was a bold affair. some time. It la understood, there has The man entered Tucker's store and been an order not to use the tblrteen-Incgrabbed a rack containing the cash gun. The Oregon will probably and succeeded In escaping through tht uil for Ban Franclaoo on th 25th. door with Tucker in close pursuit h |