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Show 2 ter-HMountain Republican NUMBER SALT NOTHING DOING IN FIGHTING VIRCLES = tthe terete Does the and Rest-1,000 Fail to Sports APRIL 28, 1906. Weather ee <- wr a le vy? a i a i >. wre etree T+ TTT No Cash tet + ++ ++ For San Francisco} Sufferers. on See C. Emery the the ¢ majesty bluff of of the no clash betwen the city } the promote ring he did duty, the to witness informed the management a money finish bout could not announced would be 4 day. ment by the Lake, and of the with syndicate the American adminstration, terday newspaper 20. wv eo? Salt the made fight every promoters effort vo Packed of law and to hold the prize is specifically outlawed in City Grants circ niare de se nibing ning were sent ‘out License. Jim Donaldson paid $25 for Which was issued by the city "It permission to hold a "boxing exhibi. > University of itcxer in 1899, i thon" within the city limi > in German at the Uniwithstanding the fact that oe si had varsity been advertised thoroughly that. Two years ago he came lo Hary sistently as a prize fight. Donaldson/ard as {nstruetor, also taking courses4}am at ft aie he am boain not aprize fight. "This ¢ the law Was encouraged and by the city authoritles-me mber the American "reform" r istvation-and they also other form of énaiawement DAMAGES FARMS Attorney Parley Chris lice yesterday mornil of the principals In the fight The Salt Lake Min oclation. had eo ts public morals to inveke of the law for the people munity tev. DL A $y aflid ava _ though the rematni be! ( the committer te waune Ke Es Rydberg McClain and R J \ on hand ready 4 ities | signatures to the Sherif doc Ba rety | cyclone Works Ruin Amora Live Stock-Bellevue 1 tppenat His lude Dieht! ich j - 1 } fo ee in th erved th Republican Qn eral Repeated ican party mayor, of the American priation was Ezra Thompson, party vetoed this appropriation on a recommendation Ogden Hiles, who advised that the appro- city attorney, propelation might have been made ue had the American party favored The people of Salt Lake did it heartily that the and they endorsed amount was mayor's that action appropriation. in approving for the purpose intended. year of his former to a patriotic appropriations These They it. And appropriation, the resolution was changed appropriated for "‘street lighting" There was administrations, organization No citizen has objected to this. modest not oppose the and was by the mayor, the people of Salt Lake were with him again. again The money no complaint. Ezra Thompson for the celebration has approved of Decoration day. Every citizen of Salt Lake applauds the customary for this purpose. appropriations, ferent in purpose as to make son from approved the by proposed Ezra Thompson formerly, were not so dif- appropriation for the relief of San Francisco it impossible to meet legal requirements now, conceding to Mr. Thomp- that his actions that not in the past were be fair to assume he remains untouched legal. that by the Mr. Thompson is not a charitable man; appeals from the stricken people of the Pacific coast. There is, therefore, but one explanation of his course. THEY NEED MONEY The "Lays Down, THAT reckless manner American party to reward American retrenchment The THE direction party TREASURY the city's funds That is: RIGHT NOW! are being squandered by the the policy, already plain, of using the city's money party henchmen in some American IN in which administration, City before the expiration and American party contractors, necessary to prevent the bankruptcy of the first year of American managers have than to deprive the treasury-raiding have made of Salt Lake party rule. elected to let San Francisco suffer rather contractors and others of the rewards that have been promised them. Next year, there will be a big increase in the tax levy and money will be ‘‘easier'"' The ed lay Inter-Mountain the fact on that tl tt in Re the question, majest of TURKS AROUSE ENGLAND, for the American party grabbers. Scene at the Report whirled rie ull day yesterday and earls it was that the wh topped, later that 1 instance. Lake's aloft The kick ind hooted him out Salt Lake people is not entirely of Salt Lake have the and ALL THERE IS IN dependent on the American party in this come the fact before remains the world that Salt has to the rescue of their afflicted Salt been preserved by its citizens individually. Lake stands a municipal appropriation for the relief fund. he d arrested Smith < {000 fan rose feared to when The reputation Yet, sherif{ WANT neighbors without asking the assistance of the American party administration. make the But this year THEY SIGHT! Fortunately, Wild Favor- C., San may up for session and 27.-The curity elections per consideration the Reed until Tuesday in Smoot ex- And the people of Salt Lake know why.. almost alone in its failure asked be reached to vote that there Claims in Episcopal a Public Retention Church will of by cou ee ‘igotoes DI- or the c to ent- escapin d to be in une Sp : red much brighter the ‘ways. session. at real estate the se- years at two it is said, will be laid and the leaders President of both political parties in congress by Herbert Law, a San Franciseo capitalist, who started east two days ago after a conference a the leading business men of the c The finance committee late this evegave out the following recapitulationt of the subscription fund: Total out-of-town subseriptions $4,17,088.43; local subscriptions, $213 950; total $4,831,038.43; subscriptions promised but not subscribe ae 590,400; grand total, $5,421,438 ; First as Motorman. sami Permit. Vork on the great Fairmont ho- tal." at California and Powell iseets resumed cone, A rough1 ton ‘showed t made at onl ; nie | owe the. close on The first building permit applied for and granted today was for a twelve story steel structure, to be erected by Thomas McGee This is one of the first substahtial evidences. that the business men of San Francisco intend to lose no time in getting down to business eae wer 3100,- Francisco, annum Mayor Scandal. demands 27,-Congress appropriate San twenty-five project, the by The-reappearance of the first electric cars upon the streets of San Francisco since the great disaster was celebrated as quite an event, City and railroad officials and the invited guests filled the first car started on the run across the city, Mayor Schmitz acting as motorman Everywhere the car was greeted with cheers tinuous service was re-established later In the day on several of the crosstown lines ae faces of people were carried Batavia, N. Y., April 27.-The tide seemed today to turn in favor of Dr. Algernon S. Crapsey, of St. Andrew's Episcopal church, Rochester, in his heresy trial before the ba New While April to per President Law. loaned for Means York _wiccloniastical Coun ay was devoted ist Me Before Leaders rebuild be cent before Friday, | to to This | case, of sevto ad-| next, and Laid Francisco, be money April privileges Be Party Herbert Service. D. on took vine authorities This position is tnaihed by Ezra Ti During a former administration, Ezra Thompson -ARAEOVE an Apieopridtihl of $5,000 to assist in entertaining delegates of a fraternal organization who met in Salt Lake. Will and sEusp as Sh It would Donaldson Special Prosecution Ye appropriations th night Project Reports, SAYS CRAPSEY TAUGHT SPIRITUAL ANARCHY And there the matter stands. No reasonable person asks Ezra Thompson-to violate the law, nor is there a disposition to question that Ogden Hiles interpreted the law correctly. But the people of Salt Lake, who have contributed generously from their private means for the relief of the.needy persons in California contend that this ap- In each Sheriff Three be three reports submitted to the senate. One of these will take the position that no evidence has been adduced to show that Senator Smoot Is not entitled to his seat. Another will report in favor of exclusion, and the third will recommend expulsion. The committee will therefore be divided Into three factions, and, the report recommending the retention of the Utah senator will have more signatures than either of the other two. illegal. was expended f REAL ESTATE AS SECURITY May 4 was tentatively decided as the date upon which a vote would be taken From present indications, it now seems probable that if an agreement Salt Lake is one of the few cities in Utah that has not made a municipal appropriation for the relief of the San Francisco sufferers, if, indeed, it is not the only one. The Salt Lake city council appropriated $10,000 for the purpose. The Amer- approved 1 Make account of the absence senators, it was decided journ, can to show Duty, eae Signers Washington, i ims befe fight last he Veto Violates His Own Precedent. when, after the city auditor "held up'' that In all, six warrants: \ cluding the principal motel of the prize after noon, Sheriff bmery irvants and the Tou Judge ¢ 1 Diehl | he thie gave 1 lock thi norning il Mayor's we. Docs 'Frisco Capitalist Wants Loan From Government to Rebuild City. + + + + + + + 000,000 PR a ovening' been ticket by to anewbrupt that 4,000 gathered Grouna| stunt jeered his and on Clayton and ment came cstimated Muenter and Jack but rected, OA Sherif Erich men preliminary hooted seek stepped and the flat warrants spar was fell deputies night cream-puff Smith it, principals, by last do he fight Oa aaa wo 7? eo oO with the backed the prove ae Armed of when that could i he i yesterday and : HARVARD PROFESSOR IS CHARGED | WITH MURDER |; ; Donald: >> Jim + + + ing Retention. today vo the of pu ~ four-Nush not &. wa Will Majority excutive predicted fight | "AMERICAN PARTY NEEDS THE MONEY nua ae Republican prize Tn tlbit + ++ + CENTS FOR $0,00000 a + + + + on military affairs had authorized a favorable report on Senator Sutherland's bill granting to the University of Utah tract of land now a part the Fort Douglas military reservation. FIVE MAY ASK CONGRESS + atives that the house committee committee form" city viministration Incidentally, a OF ‘MAY 4 SET FOR VOTE ON THE SMOOT CASE ee You is OF U. TO GET PART MILITARY TRACT. + + a prize and Palace Frank upheld called vaunted Hyland Salt 2+ OO Sheriff tles the Dick the PRICE showers. te ee reeese Republican Special Service. Washington, April 27.-Representative Howell today advised Republican' represent- << stopping at U. +H++ +e Committee +4 So? In between bett Today-Possibly FHT < = Hand ACT SATURLAY, of at Pie obel Inally brs Mrs. r. Pay US Ociric hs to Rebulld, dent Francis J- Hall, of the Mrs. Herman Oecelrichs of New York Theological Seminary, Chihas agreed to repair the Rialto builden Dr. Crapsey''s most ing and to- buiid again on the site intolerant pala a eer: for the proseof Crossley. She and her sister, Mrs. ecution. It uld create a public Vanderbilt, also say they will put up | scandal if Ke venticed "lowed one at | office structures on their Montgomery j its clergy to misrepresent her as Dr. | street. site. | Crapsey had done, Dr. Hall declared. The Emporium, a large department |/He characterized the minister's utae igh resume business on a large \ fermiicha as spiritual anarchy. cale next week A temporary struc} cir will be built at the corner of Post | Phere: for the Accused. and Van Ness uvenue uel McComb, who is asso- } In two weeks seven floors of the Dr. i clated with Dr. Worcester at aoa | new genuine k building which wasin uel church, Boston, and who recent-|course of construction at the time of ily left the Presbyterian faith, made|the disaster will be filled with ofjan impassioned plea for the accused | flees. clergyman e produced sermons Dr Relief Trains Congest Trafic. |}Crapsey delivered in 1890, and said | Investigation of the relief..and aid ithey contained the most perfect extoday revealed extraordinary { preas ‘ton_of the church creed he had| situation conditions General Frederick Funsjever reage declared that the generosity of "If you judge Dr. Crapsey on nar- ;}ton | the meérican people had been so jrow and pedantic lines,' Dr. McComb igreat that he had been compelled to sald, "you will practically disenfranjissue instructions that no other reichise the whole Spiscopal church. lief trains be sent into San Francisco |Many of our clergymen have written j until existing, congestion Is removed. isermons that would not bear closer }serutiny than Dr. Crapsey's sermons Perishable Food Decays. ink T could make a case out| General Funston said that perish| j}able bl foodstuffs are now decaying in the cars because of the Inability to handle them. He has been advised that a dozen or more trains are en route and that several are being held at Sacramento and neighboring points Fd ti he consignments of bacon, flow hams and staple groceries will Keep, Would Give $50,000, but fruit, eggs and fresh meats in | | Havana, April 27-A resolution was tvge quantities may have to be offeved in the house today appropriatthrown away There are not enough soldiers® and | ing $60,000 for the victims of the Cal| fornia dis sustet teams to meet the influx of freight The war department has been embarrassed In this respect for several | days and was compelled today to wire to all points an order not to transport cattle on the hoof, as they cannot be Ai for and there are no facilities 4 SN de get warrants and Sheriff im-| cared for slaughter. ery stops prize fight San rancisco capitalist will ask conWater Supply Short. igress for loan of $100,000.00) secured | One of the worst features of the sitCambridge police charge Harvard prouation Is the difficulty in obtaining a ;} normal supply of water, but everyfay 4 is set as date for vote on the thing possible is being done te repair sé |the water mains and it is expected |} Cyclone damages farms; Bellevue comthat in a few days a million gallons | pletely wiped ou be added to ‘the daily supply. Charges Dr. Crapsey paugnr spiritual | will Money and supplies continue to anarchy in church serm«¢ | pour into the city and danger of a P = |} famine fs past cel eks and. bonds, On all buildings which can be reons a ope ae flatly refuse final prop- | paired work ts being pushed as rapaitton of m idly as possible and sites for new "Date for aes on rate bill is still an buildings are being cleared in all di|; uncertainty | rections and hundreds of constructior g' ° are being let City Enginee Salt Lake woman returned says San)é awards Woodward has finished an official | Franciscans still in terror map- of the burned area @ Says it Relief Paina Tes becomes at employembraces a trifle less than four squar: | ment agency as ell, miles, or about 2,500 acres Pa against Dr. Hall, if he would only give : ; weak aek ;mebe time enough "Dr. Crapsey is loyal to the funda| mental principle of the church creed {No more loyal church officer ever }lived than he. It would be an out| rage to the church to dismiss him." |= a TODAY' S NEWS waitorial. Addition to Death List. Majo encral Greek reported tea the Wat in ee today from Fort | Lafay ette Holbrook returns with enthu|slastic report on Fairview, Mason, San Franciseo, an additional | Nevada Con. opens offices In Salt Lake list of 35 dead and 90 serlously jn| Good opening for Salt Lake jobbers in| jJured and announces that although ; Nevada camps as result of San Francisco |} 871 persons are recetving, hospital at| disuster tention, "none is disabled for more than a day or two," | Page State new He says ‘The following thirty-five Ogden departm additional mimes of dead not pre Southern Pac fle. changes system of Isviously reported probably include iguing pusses to refugees some previously reported as unknown Page 7. Further information - lative to these Sports. may be submitted la theatres Sault Lake Kubelik fully satisfies greut audience Andrews, Andy. in tabernacle Butler, Bors. Burger, Frank |}Page 8. | ourts Borebieres. Frank | Salt. Lake marke Bulland, ae Judge Armstrong "Ais regards recommen- | Clarton, Sara dation of jury in J Miller cas¢ Foley, Mamie ‘Page 1¢ llunson, Salt Lake society. Hlanson, Willlam G. a City news in bri Isaac, Marcus. ues manager tells of "going | 28) eae Payee t Lake in ‘SS | mh te Warrants CITY i Secure OF CITY, - | SALTLAKE STANDS ALONE ++ MINISTERS poorest Sheriff Siete In: In and Refuses to Allow Corbett and Hyland to Mix. LAKE aeeretes i . i UME a i V') Serer mi ~~ (Continued on Paze Three) |