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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-16
GUATEMALA FRIENDLEss.
Even Mexico Sympathizes Wit. the
Other Republics,

Mexico City, July 15.-It is now known
that General Regalado OF Saivadc lost
his life i'm a scouting expedition. ! was
Yin command of his army on the order
Yof Guatemala when he resolved D ex-
plore within the border of Qua mala.
He started out accompanied only the
adjutant and a small escort. Wht he
came unexpectedly upon large body of
Guatemalan regulars who overwhelmed
his force. RegaladO and his escort sold
their lives dearly, making a heroic fight
and killing many of their foes, but they
were eXterminated. No quarter was
asked
This account dispOses of the Guatema-
Ian report which said Regalado was killed
in a pitched battle. The battle that real
~ occurred on the same day was be-
tween General Toledo's revolutionary
army and Guatemalan regulars, which
ended i'm defeat for the latter.
The consul general of Mexico in Tegu-
clgalpa, capital of Honduras, reports Of
ficiaily that in spite of the strict neu-
trality heretofore maintained by the Hon
duras government, the territory of that
country was invaded by Guatemalan
troops when q conflict occurred. This
invasion was an act of war
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-16
Fifty Thousand Militia.

Honduras has more than fifty thousand
militia, mostly we'll armed. and will prove
a valuable. ally of Salvador, and the rev.
olutiOnists.
II is not believed in Central America
lthat the United States will attempt by
moral suasiOn to bring about peace.
The Guatemalan revolutionists say they
|will accept any president OF that country
hat may be jointly agreed upon by Pres
{dent DiaZ and President Roosevelt. They
)sIaim that this shows they are only fight
ling for the good of the government and
that they will carry out the terms of
General Barrallas proclamation assuring
khe amplest protection to American and
foreign interests in Guatemala.
The Guatemalan government is endeav-
|Oring in good faith 10 protect its southern
border. General Bariilas. who is admitted
TO be the chief or The revolution. is still
in this city.
There is great interest in the war here
and the public sympathy is with Saliva
dor. who is MexicO's friend and ally in
Central America. and with Honduras
Salvador has received an important loan
and is in position to make a long cam
paign. -fe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-16

Use the conversational
style in advertising if you
can. If you can't, have
some one write your ads. |
-Jin's Junk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-16

| / When you consider Vhe
fact that Salt Laket is
/ growing every day it ISN'T |
30 remarkable that Ihe |
Herald is a metropolitan |
newspaper.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-16

! unless the re-
maz Regalado.
mean army, be
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
LIFE FOR MRS. VALENTINA
Court of Prdons COmmutes Death
Sentence to Imprisonment.
TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l


Trenton. May 17.--ImprsOnment for lfe' M
stead OF death on the gallOws next week. Is the
penalty TO be exacted from Anna Valentino, OF
Bergen County. for killing Rosa Salza, little
more than two years ago. The Communication Of
the death sentence was granted by the Court OF
Pardons to-day by vote OF 20 8. Those
voting for the Communication were Governor
stokes. Judge Dill. Judge vrOOm. Judge Gray
and Judge Vredenburgh.
In the negative were Chancellor Magic. Judge
Green and Judge BOgeFt.
Prosecutor ROester. who conducted the case
against Mrs Valentino. appeared before the
court and made a plea for her. He said first
degree verdict should never have been returned.
since II appeared from the evidence that the
killing done during the heat OF passion. and
not without pFOvOCation.
Assemblyman Mabie and Harry Meyers also
arRl:ed for COnmutation.
The case Of the Valentino woman has at
tractcd considerable attention. The woman she
killed had succeeded her I'm the affections OF a
man whose common law wife she had been for
years, and for whom she had labOFed deVOtedly.
She worked on the construction OF the house
from which she was subsequently driven The
taunts OF Mrs. Salza drove the Valentino
woman into frenzy OF rage. during which she
killed her. The conviction was sustained by
the United states Supreme Court, and the Court
Of Pardons has twice refused a Communication OF
sentence.
The italian government appealed 70 the United
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18

governments. almost unknown snsil modern tines. ines
which are Dy tne people eng ior ths peSPe ,bst i
beyond mere government; IL is the elevation anu
Connect with this popular element in our TrsoN goy
creed ever formulated, and the most elaborate s
tbs Christian creeds But this long and strong
Greed has never been exaeted oI tne IN h been
applied 70 them than that OF credible pr9teSsson
g. fal5s tbs creea q Been exactsd 81 the ministers and
officers Of the Church IN al its articles a1a inIe Z
a thorough study Of II and 70 accept the system
Of doctrine contained n the Confession ot q Fdn d
enough to instruct the people who sit under his
preaching and that they are free to believe WHAT
ever they can believe. sitting under the teaching
tion Of the world; if we are 20 continue fuTnsnng
our ehIre1es T res VIII nstty T tS bPast UossibIe
type OF Christian character: and II we are to look
q6%Sr qdt5 s MO no% m o1r CT Churches but desne
TO other c9liings than that Of the ministry it we we
after they have come under tho influences Of ether
Snteiectuai tranInE: we simply must secure a re-
vxal Of interest in our educational agencies ...o
rested on our Church to place our colleges on q
equal that furnished By other churches to their
own Institutions; churches that have never made
much Emphasis upon The Importance Of an educated
ministry mi 3 what we need i5 what the unIveTsieS @
study. In which classical training occupies proml-
and lecture rarely; and in which the students must
study, and study daily, and reproduce and apply
their knSwledge and submit TO daily criticism.
competition with universities. nor do we need TO
dsparage In the slightest their great usefulness:
for our colleges have their own work to do and
may do IL better than other Institutions II properly
endowed There are university presidents so deeply
Interested IN the educational system of the United
states ana who know so well how to appreciate
the peculiar work Of the classical college, that they
deplore any attempt to advance universities az the
expense OF the colleges In the light OF these facts
it Is not mere partsanshlp but enlightened church
staatesmanshiP sta that would urge on Presbyterians
not 20 neglect the agencies by which the Churcf's
progress and character have been Determined b1I4
20 foster them essential our fully meetnG our
mission in Christ's kingdom.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
WAVE PLAYS BALL WITH sAlloa''
Two Officers and Two Men Hurt on caFon'A
in Heavy Sea.

Two officers. an able seaman and a ooatsN - s.ez
the Cunarder CarOniR were bOVled 05oes - ,rs,
in the vortex Of q pOndorOus wave ana -. ,rnsr
hurt n vVeel, aQo wednesday. While the ols -
was IabOring through a deTCa head wind ." -
westward passage. - sHow-
The CaFOnia arrived here on Wodnesess, -, 81
ing little or no SiSns OF che heavy WeotS' ~ f1s
countered the voyage nom LlNetI - - n az
morning OF May the sale wrecked one o SS--s4 t1
repair a. In the midst Of their WotN - = a rr5s-
Veighing many tons cuTlod over The ooN 49, 49, were
Oggshell8 So f4re1
James Mcclellan. tha extra second 49,. sss.,S''se
OF two ribs. The injured men were 80 - W..
~ about before me C0rOnia sails Tor Ltgefts'-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
FETE DAY I'M cHRIsTIANIA.

Christianis, May 1.-THE national fete day,
the first since the dissolution of the union Of
Sweden and Norway. was celebrated here to-day
with extraordinary enthusiasm. There was a
general holiday, all business was suspended,
thanksgiving services were held in the churches
and there were professions through gayly dec
GRATED streets to the Akershus fortress where,
in the presence of King Haakon. Premier Loev-
land delivered a patriotic speech There was a
banquet in the evening at the royal castle in
honor of the Storthing. the guests numbering
0OO There were also numerous popular enter
tainmentS
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
DIR. MAXINE STILL HERE.
Does Not Fear Cars Secret Service in
America, He Says-How Canard Started.

The revolutionary Russians OF the East Side were
considerably excited yesterday over a report that
Dr. Gregory Maxine one of their leaders ana a
political refugee who has been here about two
months. had been kidnapped by Russian govern
ment agents and shipped TO St. Petersburg The
report was later proved to be without foundation
The kidnapping story originated in Chicago
where IL was said that the former president OF the
shortlived and in Tated ''Batic Republic was to
lecture on last Sunday. DR.. Maxine failed to ap-
pear. and che result was a yarn about his being
trapped
When DR.. Maxine was discovered late yesterday
afternoon at the Office Of Forward the Yiddish
newspaper at No. 1B East Broadway, he expressed
port.
'I know" he said ''that the officers Of the Rus
sian government are continually dogging my foot
steps and watching every move make, but have
no reason 20 fear them here. addressed a meet
morning" ~
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
C0NEY ANGELS" GO ON STRIKE.
Walk Out in Body Because Favorite Was
Discharged Back Again.

For a short time yesterday there was a strike
among the "angeIs" in the new show az Dream
land. Coney Island. called THE End Of the
World" 1t all started because one OF the
women" angels violated the rule that the angels
should not converse during the rehearsals. Miss
Priscilla Livingston broke the rule. She plays
part in which she scars upward until finally she
disappears IN parts unknown to the spectators
When Miss Livingston. who is a favorite among
the staff, could not overcome her earthly weak
ness, she was discharged Her fellow angels
walked out" accompanied by the devils
much to the management'ss chagrin. A truce
was finally declared. and the angels will soar as
usual to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
LORD MAYOR ENTERTAINs PRINCE.

London. May 1.-THE Lord Mayor and Cor
poration this afternoon entertained the Prince
and Princess of Wales at the GuildhaIl. and
presented them with a congratulatory address
in commemoration OF their Indian tour. Ex-
actIy thirty years have elapsed since King Ed
ward, then Prince Of Wales. was the central
figure OF similar welcome on his return from
his Eastern tour To-day's reception was pre-.
ceded by the usual procession through decorated
streets About eight hundred persons sat down
to the luncheon, including the German burgo-
masters who are now visiting London. They
were the only foreigners present.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
MIR. FRANCIS TO PRESENT LETTERS.
Will Arrange for Audience TO-day-Em.
peror Francis Joseph Receives Conried.

Vienna, May 1.-THE new American Ambas-
sador. Mr.. Francis. will visit Foreign Minister
Gouchowsd officially tomorrow and request
audience Of Emperor Francis Joseph, at
which he will present his own credentials and
Bellamy Storer's letters of recall AS the Em-
peror will go to Budapest on May 20, the audi
ence will occur either at the end Of May or in
the first week in June.
His majesty received Director Conried of the
Metropolitan Opera Company this morning.
The latter thanked the Emperor for the Order
of the Iron Crown of the Third Glass, which was
conferred upon Mr.. Conred by the Emperor in
December last, and at the request of his majesty
detailed the experiences OF the opera company
at San Francisco in the recent disaster there.
The Emperor expressed warm sympathy with
the sufferers of San Francisco, and said he
hoped the city and people would soon be re-
stored TO prosperity.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
PROCESS SERVER FINDS MRS. PorrEp

The papers in the suit brought by two dr.s,
makers against Mrs Emily H Potter wife NJ IA
ward c. Potter. TO recover SS 500 have been sar,o
The process server met Mrs. Potter as she was
about to enter her dog cart in West Chester ana
thrust the papers into her hand On a prey,ions
attempt to serve the papers the process server vas
chased from the grounds OF the Potter home in
the Country Club reservation by n private No tcb
man assisted by some dogs. ""'On-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
UNITED STATES v w. c. A. STRONGHOLD.

Paris May l7.-At to-day's session Of the
worlds conference Of the Young Women's Chris
tian Association, Mrs. Messer read the report for
the United States. showing that there are 6Sj
city and college branches with an aggregate
membership of hundred thousand
American women, the report stated are taking
part largely in the development Of the move
ment in China and India
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
WILSON MINER Ar coNEY ISLAND

Wilson Mizner, who married the widow Of Charles
Yerles, denied last night the reports that he and
Jimmy Britt. the lightweight prize fighter were
sparring partners. Britt is living and training at
the Pabst Loop Hotel. Coney Island where Mizner
Is also staying, and yesterday morning the two Cal
ifOrnians raced along the boulevard before break
fast. the Idea that am about to enter the prize
ring. said Mr. Miner. is simply ridlculOusl'
Mr.. Mizner explained he at Coney Island
for his health. and added that reconciliation with
Mrs. Miner was not impossible.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
SONNTNO CABINET LOSES.
Resignation Erpected to Follo00 De
feat in Chamber of Deputies.

Rome May 1.-THE Cabinet Of Baron Son
nino, formed February Of this year was de-
feated in the Chamber of Deputies to-day by
majority OF q, and is expected to resign King
Victor Emmanuel, however, it is believed. will
either refuse TO accept the resignation Of the
ministers or again intrust Baron Sonnino with
the formation of a new Cabinet
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
LAeT eRITIsH rRooPs Leave CANADA.

Victoria, May 1.-THE last imperial garrison
IN Canada, that of Esquimault which has been
replaced by Canadian troops, in accordance with
the recent decision of Canada to take over her
own defences from Great Britain left for Eng
land to-day. There was an enthusiastic gather
ing Of citizens to bid farewell TO the last British
troops TO be seen in Canada
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
coNEY ISLAND LION EATS MONKEY

Mckinley an untamed lion in the Mundy ami
NAL show at Luna Park, Coney Island, ate
monkey yesterday The monkey had escaued from
its cage and alghted top OF NGcSinley's cage
An attendant tried to dislodge the monkey. which
hung Dy It's fore paws, Its body dangling inside
the nOns cage. MCKINLEY made leap and caught
It between his teeth. and the monkey was speedily
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
ATTEMPT TO BURN LABoBATosy

It became known yesterday that an attemnt
was made TO fire the laboratory Of Mayor Brush
at Mount Vernon last Sunday night. The Nravor
has three-story structure in which he conducts
his kumyss business. Fire was discovered =.
about o'clock. and an investigation showed tbo
whole lower floor TO be saturated with Le,o .lle
The Mayor said four OF his men would have bNu
burned II the fire had not been discovered 'eon
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
PREss Clue HAs aHousewARMlNe.,

The New York Press Club had a house warming
last night to celebrate its move hack 70 its old
quarters at No. 12O Nassau street It occupies
four floors and there was something doing on
every floor. President Charles j. Smith presided
or rather acted master OF ceFen1onter an tho
second floor. after brief speech Of welcome ~
the members and their guests. Among those Dres.
ent were James SWinnerton and gene Carr the
Rev. Josiah Adams. Henry T. Gilig. Senator RUS
sell, james Poot0n. j. J. ChaFlouis. Arthur Hem
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
ALIEN LABOR BILL REJECTED.

London. May 1.-THE House of Lords to-day
by So 70 "a votes rejected the second reading Of
the bill introduced in the House Of Commons
by James keir Hardie the Labor leader. the OBJ
jeet of which is to prohibit the entrance into
Great Britain OF aliens to take the place OF Brit
ssh worlSmen during trade disputes The meas
nre had previously passed all stages IN the
B""se Of Commons without discussions.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
eeRMAM ImPeRIALs FREe FRoM rAx

Berlin May 1.-THE Reichstag to-day passed
the bill liberating German imperial and state
loans from the boerse tax sales The agra
Eian elements opposed the adjustment of the
tax. Financial circles have long complained of
the effect of the tax in restricting business In
government bonds. II is regarded as probable
That exemption from taxation will cause more
Sctlve market and better quotations for govern
meht loans The Reichstag also reduced the
stamp tax on arbitTage transactions
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
MISSIONARIES TELL OF THEIR WORK
Methodist Envoys to Foreign Fields Address
Kansas City Convention.

Kansas City. Mo-. May 17-Nfissionaries told NJ
their work in various fields az to-day's session Of
the missionary convention Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church The programme Included addresses
by the Rev. Robert Ward Of India, who told OF
She famine relief In the Baroda camp in that coun-
IITTtyi MTs. F. p Gamewell, stationed at Peking
emma: J; l. Mclaughlin. OF Manila; s. Earl Tay-
lof, OF New York, who spoke on Sunday school
work; Bishop c. D. Foss of Philadelphia; DR. A.
b Geona[dp one OF the secretaries of the missions
ary board, and DR.: William Edgar Cell, OF Doyles-
town, Penn, traveller and auditor,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18

dressing the Council of the Empire on Thursday
said he was unable to support full amnesty, be-
cause It would be tantamount to encouraging an-
other revolution. He would amnesty only those
who had been carried away by the excitement OF
the moment II the members Of the Council OF the
Empire asked Cor the release of revPlutlonarlss
their wives and daughters would be exposed TO dl-
rect horrors The 1rst necessity, the e1-Premier
said, was the restoration of order.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
pnIlIppINE HEMP CROP SHORT.

Manila May 17.-Exporters report shortage
of the hemp crop. amounting to 100000 bales
valued at S2,OOO000. DrOuJh and a typhoon in
September caused the slump. Statsticians fore
cast that the production for the first 1--WE months
of 1906 will be 10000 bales less than for the same
time last year. Prices are high and continue 60
advance
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
WRECKED BALLOON PICTURES COON

George Melies announced yesterday that the D,ct-
ures taken by Tracey A. Tisdell on his balIooD 49,,
with Leo Stevens Tuesday had all been success
fully developed. although the films had satu-
rated with water This also includes the pictures
that were IN the camera when the balloon struck
the eiiH and the camera had to be thrown over
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
N Naoaevs- Jz~
Store Closes at $3.50 r. VI.
Mems Serge Suits for Summer
At S12 to $50

would think of having serge sun
mer wardrobe either blue grays oup It's ~
good-ookinghe sensible
enough
Suits better than AlLvoo
course suit that from WANANfAKERS IN
rich blue when ready discard stylish
we'll themselves qd
wecut smart Era
black single M
Oxford Suits in new handsome line Of pattenss Sz
OF. VVanam rBuufrg
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
cHINA's REPLY UNSATISFACTORY.

London, May 1S-The Times" correspondent
at Peking telegraphs that the Chinese Foreign
Ofhces reply to the British note relative to the
customs edict is wholly unsatisfactory, evasive
and impossible of acceptance. The correspond
ent adds that Germany has informed China Of
its annroval of the new customs appointments
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
MICHAEL DAvTT MUCH BETTER.

Dublin, May 17.-NIchael Davitt who was
operated on yesterday for the second time for
blood poisoning, was reported to-day to be much
improved. He is still staying at a private hos
pital. but it is expected that he soon will be
able to leave his bed.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
PLAN FORT HAMILTON LINE.

The Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad Com
pany is considering a plan for building a line the
entire length of Fort Hamilton avenue, The pro-
posed line would tap part Of the Bay Ridge and
Fort Hamilton district, which has been clannOring
Tor better transit facilities foT some time.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
HOTEL AsToR INCORPORATED.

Albany. May 1.-THE Hotel Astor. Os New tasr s.s
with capital Of S.eooOoo was incorporated - =,
az the Secretary Of states OfHce. with tarse -,
rectOgs: w. c. NIuscheDheiu. y. A NIgsens "a
r. :. Taitcs an 90 New York, ana tsn1ti-s FA-
4r.s oG Sluyten puyyl4.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
PORTUGUESE MINISTRY RESIGNS.

Lisbon, May 1.-THE Robeiro Cabinet resigned
to-day, owing to the refusal of King Charles to
postpone the meeting of the COrtes.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18

In the present struggle between the Sultan OF
Morocco and the pretender to the throre, Bu
Hamara, the Sid el Turki has frequently caused
trouble by bombarding the pretender's troops
along the coast. and by occasionally damaging
neutral property. In February last the gun
boat bombarded several French factories at
Marchica belonging to firms which were alleged
to have helped the pretender. Marchica is situ-
ated near Melllla.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
MOROCCAN GUNBoAT A MENACE.
Governor of Melilla Asks for Spanish War.
ship to Protect Coast.

Madrid. May 1.-THE military Governor of
Melilla the Spanish settlement on the north
coast Of Morocco. has sent a message to the
Spanish Foreign Office. complaining that the
Moroccan government gunboat Sidl ell Turki has
continued the bombardment OF the coast to the
district Of Melilla, where the custom house is
situated, preventing the continuation Of COM
meTce and the landing of supplies and making
the situation untenab The Governor requests
the immediate dispatch OF a Spanish warShip
to protect the interests of Spain.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
Women's C. O A I S
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New-York tribune., 1906-05-18

Hackensack. May ~ (speciaD.-FathsE Ian
bert told Mrs. Valentino this afternoon th2s t''
Court OF Pardons had commuted her eealA PSA.
aIty 60 life imprisonment she tainted tron1 - ~
mental strain under which she had ls9o1e' -
day.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
MARIA sP1RTDOEOvO AGAIN AVENGED.
Police Officer Who Maltreated Girl in Prison
Shot Down in TambOff.

Tamboh. Russia. May 17.-Zhanoff, a police
oncer, who took part in the brutal maltreatment
OF Maria Spiridonovo was shot and killed on the
streets here to-day by an unkno-.n nerson The
avengers of the young revolutionist recartI,,
meted out the same fate at Borissosliebsl, -
Abramoff the COssack officer, who boasted oe
his cruelty TO her while she was in prison Maria
SpiridOnoyo. the young daughter OF a T9usst
general. shot and killed Chief Of Police IT1bso
hanged. hut her sentence was cnnrnr,aS oe s
twenty years in prison. ~
wITTE OPPOSES FULL AMNESTY
London, May ls.-The St Petersburg corresno,s
ent OF the Time. Eays that Cnnut Iult,o : >
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18

States through It's minister and the Se4-ssss -
forwarded 10 the Court OF Pardons thToUss ~
State Department. Besides this. petltlol "A
by thousands OF persons have osen SlsL "sa-
all requesting a communication OK tns oe1~" =
atty.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
The Man Who DoubteG--
Shirts of Imported Madras, S1.5O

about two days He wedressed New York
He didn't how could imported madras into
Shirts of and that the material good that
shirts $3.50 outside of WANAAKERS. The e
He bought four shrts-S6
It's this ways We have staff Of shirtmkers We
import large quantity splendid Put sake 70
work il.
Coored madras in stripes Plain bosoms; cuffs attached
Also plain blue with plated boos; cuffs detached Well
fitting and handsomely finished
SI5o each. auauaksr Butaax
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
MITTE oPPosEs FULL AMNEsrN-

London, May ls.-The St Petersburg corresnond-
ent of the Times" says that Count XVf,te -