The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28


SEATTLE. Wash Nov. 27.-Thc gun
| boat Princeton tonight completed taking
! on equipment AT the Puget sound navy
yard aud at $50 o'clock tomorrow morn
| Ing VIII san Tor Corinto, Nicaragua, Via
san Francisco.
SPENCER. Ind. Nov. 27-The private
bank of Been PndeD e. co was closed
today by order OF the state auditor, ON
the ground that "A larger amount of It's
assets was employed in investments than
tho state banking laws permitted. The
liabilities are about $3.50 900.
Ell PASO Tex, Nov. 27.-Cattlc "rus-
tiers are getting so bold in Northern
hua has been appealed TO for ruralcs.
Drovcs OF from forty TO 100 head OF cat
tie are being driven OF almost daily from
some OF the big ranches, the cattle thieves
having become so bold that they operate
in daylight
OMAHA, Nov. 27-F. Is. McGinnis of
Terrell Tex secretary OF tho Texas Corn
Growers associate arrived here today
In charge OF the Texas and Oklahoma cN-
hib,ts FOR the national corn exposition
which opens here December 6. They in
clude carload OF grains and grasses and
cotton gin which VIII be operated dur
ing the show.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 27.-Dr Rupert
Blue OF the United states marine hos
pital service has discovered three au-
thenticated cases Of pcllagra IN the Ala
media county almshOtlsc in Oakland All
The patients arc foreigners. but have lived
in this country Tor twenty years. AS
they are slightly dcmcpted, Or. Blue
stated that II was Impossible To get a
correct history OF their Illness
AUSTIN, TEX. Nov. 27.-Henry Clay
Pierce of ST Louis. oil maEnatc will be
swearing. Tho case was continued last
August, and relates 10 an affidavit filed
by Mr. Pierce when the reorganized
Waters Pierce company entered the
for violation OF the antitrust laws. At
torncys for the state conferred today and
declared that no continuance would be
asked or granted by either side.
SAN JUAN, r. r., Nov. 15.-Thc in
cessant downpour Of rain since Novcm
Der 10 has caused heavy damage TO prop
orty throughout the island. The rivers
nrc raging torrents. overlooking the Coun-
try. Tho rain however. was accompanied
by only light wind, The sugar. tobaC
fcrcd great 'IiSs.' loss Many acre acres ' Of sugar
cane and pineapple land on the northern
coast have been flooded and the YabucOa
and HuTnacoa sugar districts on the
southern coast have been inundated.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27-Prcsident
TAFT today sent letters of congratulation
to Mldshipman II. o Roesch. winner OF
the national individual rifle match against
624 contestants; TO Midshipmun Andrew
ID. Denny. winner OF the presidents
Second New Jersey infantry at Eliza
beth. y. j., winner OF the title OF mill
tary rifle champion OF the United States
for 1909 by securing the highest aGgre-
gate score In the national Individual and
the presidents match at the national rifle
tournament.
NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-Thc Polish pop
ulation OF every large city in the United
states will unite with their people in the
old country in a celebration on July 10,
1910. OF the 500th anniversary OF the
battle OF Grunwad. In which the forces
Of Poland destroyed the power OF the
Teutonic knights and placed their terri
tories at the mercy of the Poles and their
allies. The Poles OF New York New
Jersey and Connecticut will join in a big
New York City celebration. with paradcs
mass meetings and "A great Iut,Iuu ipual