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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
PREPARATIONS Being
MADE FOR DOG SHOW
All Kinds of CANNES Will Be
Exhibited i'm New York
Next Month.
| rrlbnne sportinc servIee.

Special Tribune Sporting Service.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-There is every
indication that the thirtieth annual dog
show of the Westminster Kennel club
which will be held In Madison Square
Garden on February l. TO Is, will sur
pass In size and comprehensiveness all
similar previous exhibitions. The man
agement is hard at work preparing to
make 1t a success, Lists of premiums
and classes OF entries arc being sent
broadcast. so that there will be no more
excuse for any kennel club or Inter-
ested individual TO plead Ignorance Of
the many inducements offered. 1t Is
confidently expected that the $500 entry
mark of last year Will have been obllt-
Grated when the entries for this year
are I'm on January g5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

new challenger have been seen by in
slders, and those who ARE In the know"
assert that the now trophy hunter Will
bc built for business
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Is Important Point.

The point at issue IS of the greatest
Importance TO the English industry. for
It had become almost the universal prac-
tice 10 use this transmission on light
cars, and the imposition of royalty.
supposng the French claim should be
upheld, would render competition severe,
and might possibly necessitate an entire
alteration in design.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
All Kinds of Dogs Will Be Seen.

Those who visit the exhibition next
month will be able TO see every con-
ceivable kind OF dog, from the diminu
live Skye Terrier TO the massive st,
Bernard, and the animals viii be
brought from every part of the United
States, Canada and England. The lines
along which the show can most logi
cally expand is in the matter of prizes.
Although it would seem that enough
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Family Has Record.

Although several members OF the
Vanderbilt family have been prominently
Identified with automobiling, this is the
first case on record that n Vanderbilt has
built a car. w. i. Vanderbilt, the young
mans relative, was one of the first to
take up tho sport OF racing hlgh-powered
cars In this country. and his mile record
of 90 seconds, made at Ormond I'm 1904
was sensational at the time and for some
time afterwaTd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

II IS said on good authority that this
method OF transmitting power was by no
means novel at the time the Rcnault
patent was taken out in 1899, and that
there will be no difficulty In proving their
claim as the inventors to have been
anticipated so far as this country Is con
ceTned. A test case IS likely TO be
brought before the courts at an early
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
awards are given. the Westminster
club this year announces two more.
Offers n Cup.

Harry T. Peters offers a cup for the
best pack (hve couples) of foXhounds,
English and American hounds only to
be considered, The pack Is to be
judged for the purpose for which kept
namely catching the wild fox. The
judges for this special prize Will COM
prise the Judge of the English pack and
the judge of the American pack, who
will select n third
Plate to Be Awarded.
The Westminster Kennel club Of
fers $3.50 or plate of that value for the
best pack of English foXhounds Cive
couples), the property OF a recognized
hunt club, to be shown by the NJ. F. h.
and huntsman or by the NJ. Il, n. and
whip or huntsman and whip in hunting
costume Judging In this entry Will
take place on Thursday afternoon,
February To- In addition, the club has
opened the Russian wolfhound class TO
dogs bred in Canada as well as in the
United States.
American Judges Will Preside.
The dogs this year will be judged
solely by American judges. Heretofore
this task has been performed by En-
glishmen, Superintendent James Nor
timer said the American expert has
now become the equal of those abroad
and is perfectly competent to make
the decisions at the coming show. He
feels that the judges should hereafter
be chosen alternately from England
and from America.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
a 9lc, FELLOUI IN THE GAME
pCT ME- on THE NOSE AFRO
bROkE &C.
Originality Denied.

firm Will be able 10 maintain their ntti
tude in Great Britain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
BUILDS GREAT AUTO.
Alfred Vanderbilt Will Have $50
Horse Power Machine.
Special Sporting Service,

Tribune Special Sporting SCrvice,
ORMOND. Fla. Jan. 3.-Alfrcd
Vanderbilt has entered a @J0-horsc power
automobile. by all odds the most power
I'm various events TO he decided at tho
Ormond-Dayton Beach carnival. Mr.
Nanderbllt's entry discloses the fact that
he is not only the owner, but tho builder
OF the new creation. which Will be q
thoroughly American car. designed TO
compete with the hgh-powered machines
Low In this country or en- route from
France, Germany, Italy and England.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
ALL MADE MERRY
At This New York Party Of Divorces
in Celebration Of A Legal
Separation.

New York. oct 15-It was like
Sioux Falls at home with a score OF
guests, most Of whom had had a dash
Of alimony in their lives, joined lat
night in helping Mrs. Sophia Florence
D'cscnecr celebrate the granting OF
her divorce The hostess was radiant
as she received the company. and ho
evening was whilad away pleasantly
relating "reminiscences of lawyers
and CLERKS and judges the company
had met
Mrs. Dic-orecr is from Pittsburg.
a city whore no regrets arc wasted
over the past and the very hc-t is
made of unfortunate matrimonial OK
pericuces. Occasionally those divorce
parties are held at fashionable res.
taurants in New York Mrs. Diesen-
gers father. James r. McQuada. who
belongs 90 a ceterie of wealthy PiJ
burg men who have gently i'm
pressed their individuality on ihe
metropolis has recently acquired
freedom him. eli.
HIS W'ic obtained = separation rom
him i'm the courts of Rocklaad county
and he was glad of 10. for he declared
that she contracted $Goono worth Of
bills a year and that his patience and
his purse could not longer stand it
His daughter was the wife of Al
bert I1i cpgcr. a Wall street hroker,
and she is yeuas and worry handsono
Her wedding took place in 1901
A disagrcemcnr took place after a
yca- or two. and recently Mr. ami
Mrs. Dicscrger were divorced. she is
TO marry. if rumor De ua. Francis
j. Tyler "a tenor singer. who is "A
member Of the Madame But'erfiy
company Mir Bicsrnrer is to marry
a wealthy Young woman who lives in
Philadelphia
Mrs. Diesenger looked very happy
tonight. and As she felt quite sure
that Mr.. Diesenger was. she was DE-
termined 20 have the celebration
Joyous affair The guests arrived At
1880 O'Clock. bringing their divorce
papers with them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
PUbI-|CANNSS HAVE HAVE
DONE It ALL
SAYS SHAW
DEMOCRATS, HE CLAIMS, HAVE
NEVER FOUND a PLAN TO
CURB TRUSTS.

Pihshug. Pa. Oct t5.- Secretary
Shaw was the principal pcakcr at q
Republican mass meeting here TO
night The secrctary's speech dealt
entirely with sclfgpycrnmcnt radical
disagreement of parties and the TN
tcuahlc claims of the Democratic
marty
Discussing the trust evil he said.
Tho opposition it, loud i'm its claim
that the people have no relief from
the dominai on of corporate capital
except through the Democra ic party
and then declared:
"Nt on the tatme books is There
9n enactment nor in the old dlee of
either the house or congress is there
bill of Democratic origin uot in the
platform of The Democratic party is
there formulated Il feasible plan, not
i'm IN inaugural address or message of
the Democratic president nor in lei
ter of acceptance OF subsequent
pccch of the Democratic candidate.
actual or prospective. is there a sen
tonce indicating any settled parry
policy OF settled plan of procedure for
control or for annihilaiion Of combi-
nations commonly called trusts
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
CAR ALONE ABLE
TO END STRIFE
IN RUSSIA
LEAGUE OF THE RUSSIAN PEo.
PIE SEND lMpERTINENT
MESSAGE TO NICHOLAS.
LAUD BLACK HUNDREDS
And Dccry M. Witte---Premier Stoly-
pin Secs In the Octoberists' Lea
que Real Governmental
Party of Future.

kicy Oct Is. The first action
taken by The congress OF the League
Of the Rus ian people, wh'c opened
here last night was to dispatch a
telegram 70 Emperor Nicholas, dc
cIariug chat the aWocracy alone was
able to consolidate the empire and the
welfare Of nj. Maiesty's subjects. The
antpathY Of reactionaries towards
former premier Count Witte was eX-
pressed again AZ the meeting today
in a peech made by Vladimir Gring
muth which was received with en-.
thusiasm.
The congress passed a vote of
thanks to Dubr1yne for his initiative
IN founding the Black Hundreds in
St Petersburg and hi pioneer work
n opposing White during his premier.
ship.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
ACCUSED DOCTOR
WEEPS ON THE
STAND
DENIES THAT He PLANNED Dt
VORCE AND THAT HE GAVE
WIFE POISON

Toms Rivers. n. j.. oct ~ %
Frank T. Bouwcr. who Is on trial tor
'hc murder Il bis wife, took the wit
ness stand today and broke down aud
sobhcd while tes flying. Later he re
covered himself and was closely az
ami cd
be denied that he had told hi sis
tcrir-law, Elizabeth Iyer. tbat he in.
tended tu divorce his vito MS was
stated boy previous Witnesses during
The al llc went into detail as la
WHO'S fatal illness snd his medical
treatment of hes a times
When asked whether his wife had
eve: shown iea'o sy Bryuwcr nd a.
far as he tnev she WIS NOT Jealous
although she oftr3 showed q curiosity
about women who came to hI, ofic4
Hc said his wife was sometime irrt
table as result Of ucrrousucs. and
hat ihey bad quarrclled. uut that
fhcir diHcrcsccs were not rf q ser oHs
character lIe also denied hc had
ever given bis wife arsenic or ground
glass iu i--- medicine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
HAO TWO WIVES
And ihc Harvard Man is Jailed Bu;
tho First Spouse has Mystcr'
iously Disappeared.

New York. oct l5.-That Robc-l
w. Hawthorne, who is now in the llo.
buken town Jail. charged with bisamy
was for 10 years private and conf.
dental secretary 10 Justice Green
baum. of the New York suprem"
curt was revealed today. and wa
the most ton shing of many scnsa
tionaI facts that wore uncarihct
Lately Hawthorne was % member of
Inc state board Of arbitration, and
not until hc knew that The meshcs nt
ho District Attorneys Offices were
weaving themselves around him dii
bc resign that post. That resignation
has not yet been accepted. being held
over in tho nope that. Hawth. rac
would reconsider 10.
The charge against hawthorne is
hat while u S Err wife was living to
married Miss Georgia r. Park. Tha
ceremony was solomuizcd at jhs
home of Miss Parks sister Mrs g.
u. Campbell ou September 10. las'.
and Hawthorne bad no sooner brought
his wife back after their honeymoon
than he mystcri usly appcarCd
Hawthorne ia taIl handsome man
uf 30 Fear Iic is Harvard -raduat
c1ntrbutci fiction articles fo ihe
monthly magazine Iiis first mar
riaee was contracted 1f years ago
when ho married Miss Jennie =. La
very az hcr home in windsor. Conn.
To Miss Park hc represented himself
"a wealthy wi1owpr declaring that his
FIRST wife bad died in bringing his s1u
into fhc world The boy is now with
bis mrfher
The remarkable .itraiiou was in-
.ensfcd today when TO vas discover
"a Thar Wife No. I bad my-teriously
iisappe
Until Saturday she had been living
in Brooklyn. but Inquiries there
brought forth the reply that Mrs.
had gone away without
leaving any address She has laken
.he enid along
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
NEW MEAT LAW
Working Hardship On Illinois Dealers
Say Commission Merchants,

Washington. Oct t5.-Sccretary
Wilson and other officials of the de-
partmcnt of agriculture today heard
Delegation of Chicago commi sion
merchants headed by Representative
Madden. who protested against the
manner In which the meat inspection
law is being enforced as to carcasacs
of calves and lambs shipped TO CHI
cago from various western and north
western states Tney aid the con
struction put on The law by carrying
companics has absolutely cut of all
rhipmcnts of carcascs from outside al
Iilnoi. and is forcing farmers and
shiupcrs 10 send thc-e animals alive
to stock yarls. having the benefit OF
federal inspection, thereby. they al
lodged. giving the monopoly of the
meat business to a few persons.
The class of animal of the order
Of the department tn merchants say.
principally. are young calves ana
lambs ot uTicieni axe 10 comply with
local municipal equations and anon =
which disease Is very rare.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
COMMISSION MEN
ANDFA FARMERS IN
TRUSTS?
INVESTIGATION OF GRAIN MAR.
kET TO REVEAL STARTLING
INFORMATION
WITNESS BREAKS DOWN
When He Tells How Combines Ruined
Hm-Says Farmers and the In
dependent Dealers Are Dis
eliminated Against.

Chicago, oct Is. The investigation
nc mo conditions ynnronnd ng Hhe
- , ,o,o tod,y ~,
= "''
''e ~ or 'aie commerce N"'iiii'a7''''
promises TO reveal startling intorma-
tion before its completion, Witnesses
told Of struggle between the farmer
aud organized commission men III
Iowa and lllino aud how the farmof
and independent dealer were dt criml-
mated against by railroads.
Dramatic eccnes marked the open
ing of the Investigation. A, TyGarn,
of Pontiac, Ill., one OF the first VII
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
OCToBERlSTS' LEAGUE
Is Hailed BY Premier StoIypin AS the
Real Governmental Party.

ST Pei II burg, Oct l5--1he League
Of Oetoberists has been adopted by
Premier Stolypin as The governmental
party and to it all the strength of the
administration win be turned III the
coming elections The pramiera per.
smal organ, tine Ros Ia. ha Is the Oc
toberists al the real constitutional
md liberal organization, in whose
platform the frieud of peaceful re
goaetaton had all their sincersst de
sires.
The announcement foreshadows the
ntrance of A. j Guchoff into the
cabinet
The attitude Of the admin t4tfetieH
toward the Constitutional Democrats
ha been altered by the partial back
iug down from the proposals of the
Niborg manifesto a. the congress in
Holsingfors. Through the Ro sia, Pre-.
mier StOlypin announced The appllca
ton Of the fun power of the admins
trat n against The party is Justified
antil it dons saclcloth for all the acls
commit cd at Nihotg.
The stati tics Of the druplhead
courtmariiaI show lS2 executions dur
ing the first month and the daily
average is now higher Sixteen men
were executed yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
BRUTAL MURDERER
TALKS Of The
CRIME
SHOT THE FATHER AND CLuBBED
WOMAN AND THREE cHIL-
DREN TO DEATH.


Springfield, Mo. oct. l5.-Joda
Hamilton. The confessed SLAYER cf five
,,orhors of no parsors fomily near
wv W. e1'a ''"''''' N'''O'' "
being confined III lal' N So''tiletil
! NJ ssouri, the name Of which has been
| sent secret
/ AZ soon IS tbe news or the whole,
sale murder became known 10 the
mount,inears taIk of lyncbipg was
rrecly ,ndufpc,j in ana SbariT Wood.
secretly bnsfIad Hamilton out or tbe
Icounly 4ad ~ boon tcut in iaiI af
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
FIND NEW WAY TO
HAZE At NAVAL
ACADEMY
NEW CADET WITH LONG NAME
rs HUMILiATED WHEN IT is
SHORTENED.

AtuldpOllS, Md, Oct. lo.~ NOtWltit
stand ng the severe less MS taught the
mdshipmen by the courtmartiais and
dismissal5 fthe last spring, hazing
has again appeared at the Naval
Academy. So Far the recurrence of
the practice seems to he isolated
case,
Third Classman r. F. Cutler Jr4
whose home is AZ Calais, Ohio. has
been called upon ~ Superintendent
Sands to answer the charge If as
Stunning unwaranted and unauthorized
authority over Il lower ella sman in
such a way as to humilatc and en-
barrass' Fourth Classman Godfrey De
G. Chcvalier, of Merford Mass.
The incident was brought ogt by
the Investigations OF the Board Of
Officers attached 10 the academy and
who are as igncd this extra duty by
Adwiral Sands This board meets ut
stated periods when fourth classmen
are called before it and questioned
broadly as to whether they have been
hazed or know of any of their class
mates who have suffered a like in
dignity. As soon as M dshipman Che.
yalicrs ca was unearhed a report
was made to Admiral Sands. who or
dercd an investigation and served no
ice on Butler that he must file an an
swcr in writing This answer will
be placed ia the admrals hands Mon
day morning and be will act upon Il
under the proHis 'ons Of the new Bona
parte haaiBg law passed by the last
session of congress, which abolished
absolute dismissal after conviction by
court-marital as The only penalty for
hazinR
The hazing of Midshipman Chcya
lier is said 70 have been q mild case
and would be passed by The midship
men under their ditrereniating rule
mod in the courtmarial Of last spring
as running"
Caller. Il Il undetstoad, went %
Chcyaliers room and asked the
10 rth classman his namc lipon he.
ing told he intimatcd that il was to-
big Il monlhfnl and said hereafter
YOU will be known as giving
the fourth classman silly nickname
Admiral Sands upon learning OF the
case at once ordered that Midshlp
man Guiler's name be read out al
formation. The admiral said this af.er
noon that he had done this TO place
tho offcnsc with the her infraction
( the academy rules and not 10 make
Il more important than it really is
He seemed to think be case an iso
lated one as the board OF Iuvostlga.
{ ON in its examinations Of several
fourth claasmcn has found but one
other fact ia any way rotating TO haz
ing Thla was the case of a youth who
has resigned and whose ha2ing oc
Cured Immediately after his resig
nation had been accepted and taken
effect but before nc doffcd his uni
form,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
CRAzEO MAN TRIED
To KILL HIS
FAMILY
FEARING BIRTH or CHILD
WOULD KILL MOTHER FARM
ER RAN AMUCK.

hhoANil'e, lelh. oc'' i'g''i''
.oi the most ihealSn p'uf'i 'f'sS'y ~
the history o. l9asI ioheS8ee ie1'i','
ms city lo''aS lloia 4Nc" pVi = N0eNV
County near WI en- piace ]esleI oaS
morning Nla'ley Ma'ltVotp, ia''iie
tcoh the llFe8 OF 'nfte u a'9 cHi,u ei''
seriously lhJufeH hl5 "'ie anu oi',
chila' n'oftaliy "o.nueo ai'7'''e' o'''
men zoos NJ own iilo'
ne hotlFe lof W. 'eill,'ie = in''
was maze hio" Y to''"S ,nio"S" =
statement ~ ~ OaI'ei NV i"''''a
PhESsefdh' "o weeks a-'' "''', ~
ing 70 iJr O'Fler S'a'eiueh', ~ III
formed Man'o"'h lna' ms VIE wa.
shorty TO become d mo- ''e'' pN' j
appeared from hcf coilal'ioh ma Sli'
"Gold ho' pe dple % s0lf'Fe '7' -
ieal- Man'oo'h was H'epS SiN,''',
ana declafeo he "ou'o la,liet ~ " ~
Than 70 nave soch an aoHe,ioH '"n''
upon ms ialhl'y' ite u, "oeo oF'' 'i'
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
REBELS TO CLAIM
THE SPO|LS Of
WAR
JUNTA, CLAIMING CREDIT OF
THE OVERTHROW or PALMA
WILL SEEK OFFICES,
RAISE A CRY OF GRAF
And Say They viii Protest Against
the Return of the Old Admins
tration-M -Maeoon Moving
With Caution in Cuba.

New YORK, Oct 5TaHng to itseli
The credi OF having accomplished tae
fall of the Palma government in Cuba
the revolutionary tnta in this couh'
try viii now, according To CAPTAIN
Cas- silly Cook council TO the junta'
proceed 10 snculc some cf the fruits
ol tho revolution in the form OF offices
Tor those who took up arms
Captain Cook sail tonight that 2
meeting was held recently in Wash
uaton when staleuent was drawn
40 for pres uatiou 20 Governor Ma
COON al Havana Thi statement set
forth the genesis of tae revolution
and wa that the palma party he not
given recognition in the formation OF
the now government.
Cook sld the object Of the state
ment was to shew the nature Of the
causes bf he revolution Palma was
but another name for Spain, having
fought hard ana suffered bitterly to
overthrow Inc rule u Spain, they
wero still mlad over by Spaniards.
Palma had numerous followers o.
Wevler in hts service say Cook, aud
it was CALLING 10 The patriot 10 see
their former tyrant still fa,tcnine off
the land
THE tovolutionists intend 70 pre-
sent to Mng on proofs Of immense
stcaHngs in contracts and protest
viii be made against the appointing
To office of any Of the men who were
eu lty, we claim of participation IN
he slsaIisgs
Cook served as captain in the FIRST
Ohio infantry during the Sp9ni h war
and was counsel for General Leonard
Wood when the latter wa governor
general of Cuba.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
YEees ESCAPE ON HAND CAR

Derhiah. y II Oct. f5- safe blow.
ar hmbc into TIRE state hank OF Den.
high early Sunday morning. blew the
safe aud-E5cured s. 500 The citizens
we're aroused by the explosion buf
tie burglar e--speI on a hand car
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
PEORIA DISTlLLERS.
Object 10 Restrictions on the Manu-
facturc Of Denatursd Alcohol.

prara. Ill. Oct 15--Thc disiiiltu1
interests of Peesia are showing NJ
small amount of cu7ccrn over tlIe re.a
fions and restrictions placed up1n the
manufacture of denaiured alcohol hy
the internal revenue department
Samuel Woolucr. ST head Of NoOlncr
pisilli1G Company, left FOR Washing
I'm to-day. where he viii meet the In
fmal Revenue Commi sion He viii
he Joined there by other disiiller7
from different parts # the country
aud a conference whieh will have in
Wow the removal Of prohihitive re
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
Attempting the impossible.

Don't hatter yourself that you can
commit a sin without being found out
Tsoussnds have tried i sno Iaiied