The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-09

OF chief interest in the personal affairs
OF thousands OF families throughout the
country this week will be the reopeninS
on full time OF mills and factories Ia va
since the elections; many OF them had
been closed down or running on short
time for months. From all directions
have come tidIngs OF renewed activity
preparatory TO the filing of large orders,
in great variety Of industries
William II. TAFT will remain most Of
is expected In New York City on Satur-
day 10 be the central figure at the dedi-
cation Of the monument erected In Brook
lyn TO the memory OF the ,Prls9n- snip
bic from the bridges aud harbor was de-
signed by the late tanford White and
consists OF magnificent dorlc column OF
preached by a stately flight OF several
hundred steps, the whole being crowned
by a tripod holding an electrically lighted
globe, whose beams will be visible for
miles Under the monument arc buried
the bones OF tho Revolutionary patriots
who died OF starvation and disease III
the British prison aulks in the harbors.
Echoes OF the natlonel political cau-
paign will undoubtedly be heard at Deli
yer this week ip the national convention
OF the American Federation OF Labor.
The espousal by Gompers OF NJ BRYAN s
cause is disapproved by many influential
members sof the Federation. and the mat
ter will be discussed TO some extent.
OF especial interest In connection with
the convention of the Federation Is the
fact that the contempt case against MI
Conpers arising out Of the now famous
Injunction suit OF the Buck stove ana
10 come up at Washington this week.
Various aspects of the peudlng anti
trust and rilrosd RToSsGfiqgaons tfiga ba are Ia on
week resigned as attorney general OF the
United States, VIII return to Ohio to
participate In the STANDARD -. on cases
scheduled TO come UP in that State on tho
18TH, In which II is sought TO prevent tho
Standard from controlling any OF the
stock OF the subsidiary companies In
In connection with the Standard OIL
| cases interest attaches to the return OF
| H. Clay Pierce TO Texas to answer an
Indictment alleging false swearing ,- IN Sc
| Pierce Oil company. which had been
ousted from Texas as trust. The case
will be called probably this week.
At Wilmington. Del. the ease OF tho
so-called Powder Trust Will be resumed.
Railroad men and shippers arc await
| ing with solicitation the outcome OF ar
| GuInents scheduled TO be heard IN the
! fynited States court at Kansas City to-
morrow. IN a proceeding which VIII serve
to test the maximum freight law. Judge
| ~,
restraining order forbidding the prosecut"
| ing attorney OF johnson county. Missouri,
| from prosecuting cases against the MIS-
snI,ri Paclfc The order is returnable
| ,on,orrnw. In view OF the feeling among
| rhc railroads that there should be an
advance Of freight rates throughout the
country, the case Will attract wide at
tcut!ons
The new battleship North Dakota VII
| be launched Tuesday at Inc foFe RlveF
Shipbuilding companys plant at quincy,
| Mass The ship is 10 be one OF the
| ''Dreadnaught" type OF the new navy
Miss Mary Benler, OF Fargo. selected by
C;overnor Burke, OF North Dakota, Tol
the honor, viii chFisstens the ship
Attention OF the morbid VIII return nov
70 the so-called death farm OF ATs
Belle GUINNESS. just outside La Porto
Ind, by reason Of the trial, oegInnlns TO-
morrow OF Ray LampheEe, Mrs; Gun.
ness farm hand, accused OF haVlng sol
are to the house and thereby haVint
caused tho death OF Mrs GUINNESS a0c
her children.
Tho case OF Charles W. Morse, sen,
fenced last Friday 10 nfteen years II
the Federal prison at Atlanta. ga, upot
conviction OF misapplicatlon OF iunds ane
faisifying books OF the National BanE o
North america. is expected 10 come W
Monday upon an application for a VII