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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
ELEPHANT Outlets
SERVED AT DINNER
Christmas Celebrated in Old
Fashioned Way in Primal
JungIes of Africa.
ONLY THING LACKING
WAS SNOW AND ICE
Roosevelt Initiates a Typical
Yankee Christmas in King
Daudi Chwas's Territory.
10 Tho Tribune.

By Leased Wire 10 The Tribune
KAMPALA, Uganda, Dec. 25.-tor
the first time IN the worlds history,
perhaps, the primal junglcs Of Africa
saw a real, oldfashioncd Christmas
celebration. The only thing lacking
was snow and ice But there was big
feast. and Santa Claus was there, too,
Former President Theodore Roosevelt
was the man TO initiate typical
Yankee Christmas in King Daudi
Chwas IS territory. Tcuts were stretched
and the native cooks worked under tho
direct supervision Of Il member Of the
American expedition in preparing the
following menu;
Uganda Aperieut Water direct from
Lake Albert Nyauzal,
DIX k-D,k Outlets eli Casserole.
Bongo au Jus.
Roast S!tatunga.
Elephant Outlets.
Kermit celebrated the day by taking
a number of new snap shots, and Col
Roosevelt received visitors and did
some writing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
SEVERE STORM RACES
EAST OF MISSISSIPPI
BY Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.

began falling lightly over the middle
western states and as far east as Bos-
ton. developed into a typical blizzard by
accompanied the storm and The snow
storm piled the highest drifts or the win
ter. Tho street cleaners were totally
unable 10 handle the binding. whirling
snow, The weather turned chilly and
the snow. instead OF melting piled in
drifts which held UP traffic entirely,
Reports from Washington. Chicago.
PiLtShurg, Harrisburg and Buffalo stated
that the storm was doing serious havoc
Tclegraphic communication with west
crn and southern points was crippled al
cars were nearly put entirely out OF bust
ness, In the larger cities thcr" was
mnch sullnrinE FROM the cold and SNOW.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
SAD CHRISTMAS IS
MARK TWA|N!S LOT
Man Who Has Made Millions
Laugh VIII Probably Never
Smile Again.
BROKEN IN HEALTH AND
ALONE WITH HIS DEAD
Climax OF Series of MiSfor-
tunes Comes With Tragic
End of Daughter.
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.

by Leased wire 10 Inc lrlDONe.
NEW YORK, Dee. 25,-This was a
sad Christmas day for Samuel l..
Clemens, the world.famed humorist, who
has made millions laugh. Broken in
health, his only daughter in Europe,
the aged bumorist was ali alone in his
home at Redding, Conn, with the dead
body of, his daughter, Miss Jean Glenn
ems, who was found drowned Yesterday
in bathtub in her fathers home
Mark Twain is known the world over
as laugh maker, Today he sat
shaken with grief. The year climaxcd
his bad fortunes with a blow he could
scarcely stand.
This has. indeed, been heart-shat-
tering year for Mr.. Clemens. The in
firmites of old age have overcome him,
for at -. his age, the ailments of flesh
eat greater Tavages than they do IN
younger years. lie had Just returned
from Bermuda, where he hoped to re
pair his health when the last blow
fell.
Series of Misfortunes.
The first misfortune Of the year
came in the death of II, II. Rogers. for
many years The closest friend OF MIR.
Clemens 1t was Rogers who helped
out the humorist when financial Difficult
ties overlook him and placed him upon
his feet again. Clemens was always
the companion Of Mr.. Rogers IN cruises
through the West Indies.
Following upon the death of Mr..
Rogers came litigation and unpleasant
stories subsequent TO the marriage OF
Mr.. Clemens 8 private secretary. The
writer had given her some real estate
I as wedding present and in return for
the great aid she had lent IN his
literary work.
The newspaper stories began to ap-
pear that Miss Clara Clemens was
Jealous OF her father s attitude toward
the young woman hurrying home from
Europe and she Immediately returned
TO Mr. Clemens his gift.
Hints at Scandal.
Miss Clara Clemens shortly after was
married to Ossip Gabrilowitsch, the
Russian pianist. Immediately after
ward Mr.. Gabrilowitsch fell i'll of APP
pendicitls and it was thought that he
would die. In the meantime. some char,
acterized by Mrs. Gabrilowitsch as her
enemies, inspired newspaper stories by
advertising a reward for information
TO show the whereabouts of former
accompanied of Mr.. Gabrilowitsch. IN
due time tho young musician recovered
and no and his wifo have Just arrived
in Europe,
There was never a chapter so sad
written in tragedy as has fallen in
the life of Mark Twain during the year
Just closing. The man who has amused
thousands, who has caused laugh 10
echo around the world, may perhaps
never smile again,
Mr.. Clemens suffered severely from
the shock of his daughters S death and
today was attended by six physicians.
1T is feared by friends of the aged
writer that on account of mis- years and
failing health this latest misfortune may
prove fatal 10 him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
CHICAGO FACING
REAL COAL FAMINE
Situation in the Windy City One
That Is Cause of Grave
Concern.
COLD WEATHER RAPIDLY
DEPLETES THE RESERVE
Storms COngest Railroad Traffic
and Prevent Arrival of
Fresh Supply.
BY Leased Wire TO The Tribune.

BY Leased Wire TO The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Dec. 25,-Chicago is
facing a coal famine. That scarcity
by railroad men, mine owners and coal
dealers, who are striving tooth and nail
to avert the moro serious condition
which depends entirely upon the
weather. Should ~today's storm con-
tipuo TO more serious proportions a
famine, coal men say, cannot be
aVerted. The weather man offers no
encouragement in the crisis.
Reserve Being Depleted
Should the unfavorabe conditions
conc and the coal famine be realized,
the majority of Chicago furnaces in
homes where tho winters supply Of
coal has not been purchased would
yawn empty and black, while those
tanned at greatly increased expense
Coal wagons were the busiest vehicles
in Chicago Yesterday. and the noise of
incl rafting down chutcs into cellar
bins drowned out other street sounds in
all sections of the city. In some cases,
however. the wagons left only a small
supply of coal. and every order they
iI1ei ''El'ifu lll' amount IN Tes'INt.
and dealers last night said the entire
supply in the city would last but a short
time under present conditions,
Weather Is Blamed.
Every man interested in the stua.
ton blalnes the weather for the pres
ent stringency. Railroad men say the
cold weather and the storms have i'm
peded transportation so much that
they have been unable TO bring the
coal here. Coal men say the weather
has caused extra demands 10 be made
on their limited supplies, and has also
kept the railroads from bringing new
consignments, Mine owners say the
weather prevents the railroads from
taking the coal from the mines.
The railroad men were free IN ad-
mitting that the worst congestion in
a long time is being experienced By the
different roads. North, east and west
conditions are the same as in Chicago.
Traffic is delayed and freight handling
Is held back. Some OF the railroads
have even had difficulty in securing
enough coal TO operate their engines,
In 2 few instances shipments Of fuel
have been confScated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
GOV. SPRY SK|LLFUL
BOXER IN WORDS
Utah Executive Central Figure
in Field Of Possibilities in
Sportdom,
DOES NOT SAY BIG FIGHT
SHALL NOT OCCUR In STATE
But He Does Say There Is Only
One Chance i'm a Thou
sand.
Leased Wire to Tho Tribune.

BY Leased Wire to Tho Tribune.
NEW YORK, Dec. Ex-Governor Spry
Of Utah. who came TO this city from
Camden. \. J.. where he attended the
launching OF the battleship Utah. caused
somewhat OF n surprise when, in an in
tcrvicw here. he declared that he was an
ardent follower OF sports. and began II
scientific discussion on the chances of
James ]. Jeffries winning from Champion
johnson. Governor Spry. at this time,
is Il center figure in the field OF posi-
bilites in sportdom. for TEX Rlckard.
tho fight promoter, declares that lee will
hold the Jcffries- johnson fight In Salt
Lake City If there is any chance at all
to do it,
Governor spry boxed sIillfully in words.
lie did not say that the tight would not
ne held in Utah. but he did say that
there was only ono chance in a thou
sand OF its being held there.
The laws Of Utah must be obeyed.
and I shall enforce them 10 the letter."
ne said. II never gave MIR, Rickard nor
anyone else permission 10 hold that prize
fight in Utah, Much as I would like
10 sec the tight take place In our state,
for ! Ike clean sport and think many OF
tho people want it there. / am afraid
tho law will forbid it. and 1 must en-
force the law"
The governor. accompanied by Mrs.
SprY Miss Mary Alice Spry. Master
James Spry and President Gardiner OF
the Utah state senate loft for Washing
ton this morning to spend Christmas with
Senar tor Reed Snoot.
Pretty Mary Alico Spry who Christcned
the hattcsh!p Titan In the Yards of the
New York ShiHbuildipg company at Cam
den. y. j.. was delighted with Now
York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
zE[AYA FASTENING
To MEXICAN SOIL
Boards Mexican Steamer Guer-
rerO and Is Under Way for
Santa Cruz.
SAID TO HAVE TAKEN
TREASURE CHESTS ALONG
United States Cruisers in Har-
bOr Make No Effort to Prevent
Former Rulers Going.
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.

By Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.
MANAGGA. Nicaragua, Dec. oj.-Ex.
President Ielava has hed from Mica
rauga on board the Mexican steamer,
General Guerrero, and is now en- route
for Santa Cruz, accompanied by Il num-
Der Of his trusted followers, all heavily
armed, according 10 report brought
here tonight from Coriuto. The report
states that Iciaya toolz with him several
chests laden with specie and gold. His
fortune is estimated vnriously aud on
good authority is said 10 be more thau
$1,000 900. Ielaya 5 coming TO Corlnto
was unhcraldcd.
Preliminary arrangements had been
made so that no time was lost in spirit
inc him aboard the General Guerrero
under tho protection Of the Mexican
flag. The Mexican steamer lay Mt full
steam in the harbur AL day, while the
United States ships Buffalo and Albany
were al anchor nearby. II WAS con
iidcntly reported and universally he
lieved that the United States ships
would intercept the Guerrero if she
tried 10 get away with Ielaya on board.
\ salute of thirteen guns thnn-
dercd from the shore shortly be
fore dusk fell. Soldiers ram ont
their homes. They could see The Gucr-
rero upbauiing her anchor with the
smoke streaming from her tunnels. She
moved laZ!ly down the harbor while
Nicaraguans waved goodbye 10 the
boat that carried tho hated and feared
dictator.
Salutes the Americans.
As the Guerrero steamed past the Al
bapY, ZeIaya stood upon the neck bare
headed and bowed toward the American
guuboat Whether it was done IN n
spirit of moclicry or respect did not
worry tho tars on the Yankee ship.
There was no response IN any form from
the Albany. Zelaya then waved to-
ward the shore and the Guerrero. gather.
ing speed, carried the former president
away.
When word was flashed here that Xe-
lava had left the country The rejoicing
was general. Tonight bonlircs illunl-
mated the public squares and the cafes
were crowded with men laughing and
talking. " was as though the restraint
which held Nicaragua tightly grasped
for SIX weeks had suddenly snapped
from its own tautness-
Now that Zelaya has gone aud his sim
lister influence is gone with him, 1T is
not believed that President MadriZ Will
resign the presidency Of the republic.
Such rumor has been current here. bu,
IS not credited. Francisco Bauca Of
Leon. the home town of President Mad
riz, has been appointed minister general
in place of DR. Julian Irias. y dispatch
from RIVas says that citizen there who
grew TOO enthusiastic over the new pres
idepr was stabbed to death by soldiers
today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
RICH MAN STRUCK DOWN:
BLACK HAND BLAMED
L.nased Vic 10 The Tribunc.

WASHINGTON, Pa, Dec. 25.-Antonio
Dalesandro. q wealthy merchant in this
city. Is in the hospital with probably
fatal wounds. inflicted. tho police say.
by z Black Hand agent. who struck the
man down when hs refused to give UP
a large sum of money,
Warrants have been issued for the ar
rest Of John Cantafy. an Italian of Wash
ington, and Antonio Eolle, non resident.
The police tonight are securing the Ital-
ian region for Folle. Follc Is said 10
have attacked pa!eGandro while be was
in a barber Chaic pal"Sondvo's face and
throat were deeply s9shed, an artery be
ing severed, From, which he almost bled
TO death before physician could reach
him. What part tantatv. who is a lead
or among tho Italians. took In iho AFFAIR.
is not definitely known, but the police
believe hc co-opsratod with an outside
plack Nand orGlulzallOn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
NINE CRUSHED IN
Street CAR WRECK
Accident Occurs Near Mount
Pleasant, Pa; Two of the
Victims May Die.
y Leased Wire 30 The Tribune

BY Leased Wirc "a The ITlbune.
MOUNT PLEASANT. Pa. Dec 25-
persons We're crughnd and mangled today
when a. west rcnnsytYsna strcrC car
Cras shed into tho rcgr OF another ~ Jhc
Standard works of H. &. E'rick s. Com
panY's plant. two miles north OF here.
IL is feared two of tho victims VIII die,
Seriously Injured.
MICHAEL. DOMJTZ. %. both legs
crushed ampura,ed nj hospital.
CHARLES TERlCO, %. Lex crushed.
anpUtatcd at hospinl
MIKE DUMT$li, both legs crushed, nn-
putatcd al the hospital
CHARLES lIUirsIE 2S. both legs
crushed and later amputsted.
WILLIAM JORDAN. u. leg crushed
and later impItatcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
Judge Lurton Resigns.

Ey Leased Wire To- The Tribune.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 2J.--Judge Horace
~, lurtou rendered 10 President Taft
his formal resignation rs Judge OF the
United States circuit court today. This
step is preliminary 10 assuming his plaC"
as associate Justice -! the supreme court
OF th" United States, in succession TO the
lat" Justi"" Eutus W. J'cckham.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
Woman Burned to Death.
I'd Wire To The Tribune.

" Leased WTrc 10 Tho TrlOun-,
NEW YORK, Dec. 25.--In q fire in the
thrcc-sLory building at No. ~ Eighth ave-
nUc. Mrs Daniel Murphy Was burned TO
death this evening. Preparatory To- eat
Ing Christina" dinner, Murphy and his
wife were taking an afternoon nap. when
ilr" started iii some mysterious manner
on the second floor. Policemen rescued
Murphy. but Mrs Murphy. who was
asleep in an inucr room. had inhaled
flames and was badly burned. ana she
died while being placed i'll an ambu
lunce.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
WOMAN SENT TO JAIL
AS CONVICTED DEFAMER
B.. Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.

TURIN. Doc. 25.-CharEed with dctam-
ing the character or Major Carlo Mon
tarary, = young American woman. who
CAV" In" name of Miss Sautwuod oil New
York. was sentenced 10 FIVE months In
prison today, Major Monttn0ry IN 1904
married Miss Helen Day. daughter of
Frank Day. . miner pi Newton. Mass.
ANONYMOUS letters haN" Docu sent IN
great uumbers To The major roccntN. al
purporIing to come from women whom
h" had discarded. Investigation rc-
NnAlnl that I'll the lcLLnrs Mmrn linlillomA.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
Three Burned to Death.

BY Leased Wire % The DrIbun"
CUMBERLAND, Nd Dsc 25.-lu
fire which burned miners boarding
house at Harrison. Mineral county. West
virginia about lltty miles Gourh NJ bore
today. Michael Malone, Fred Malone and
Michael NcCraw wcrc burned 10 death.
Patrick Malone and Fred DuGan, two
other hoarders. ave missing. Tho police
saw tho fire was started by man who
was elected from n Christmas ccle-
bration,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
HONG KONG SHOWS NO
SPIRIT OF HOSTILITY
Special Gable 30 The Tribun,

TIONG<ONCi. Dec. 25.-ContraIy TO tho
fears cHpTcsaod hy the viceroy of Can
ton for foreign residents hcrc. the visit
of the party or son American tourists
passed OF without incident today.
Each member of the party was escorted
by soldiers. Tho cttv police wcre dou
bcd These prccautlors however. were
People showed a most
friendlY attitMdo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
BEER!0T'S PREDICTIONS
or AYIATi0N'S FUTURE
naniul rnInlc 10 Tl1c Trihunc

SUecial N1bIe 10 THc Trlbun"-
Paris. Dec. % in an Interview hcrs
today. 81. Bicrioi thc faT"uS aviator,
prr5ictcz that steps VIII hc made IN NY
ing in 1910 that will siaEger humanity.
NJ Eleriot is working on an invention In
his, workshop III NCuilY. but whether ne
had this, IN mind when hc predicted
startlirg steps which would "stagScr nu-
manity' H. not known.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
Dead.
ESTES HARRIS. aged is.
DEWEY WILL CELEBRATE
SEVENTY SECOND BIRTHDAY
~ Leased IYirc Go Tho Tribune.

By Leased Wirc 60 Tho Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2a.-Adniral
George pcwcy. hero or Manila and one
Of tho greatest gen 1chterH ot The age
w'U celebrate bis scNcniN-secOnd birlh-
Jsr very quietly at Ibis home here to-
morrow.
Il feel as fresh and as young IS did
ten wears ago" said Admiral DcWcr.
MY work in the navy abaorbS my at
trutlan. aud / am blessed with good
health. and 1 think that is a mighty fin"
Christmas,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
'A' HE'S On FERRY ARE
STALLED BY THE ICE
"a Wirc Ia Thc Tribups

! rorninr i,''. eI.-Siucc . u'clocl;
ss,r. "n si% coaches Hlied r.S,I, naEN
sp-rcrou he Canadian pacitira GLi-
DctroiiI r,, Train have been stalled In
l5's Car fTnrhing tc release the COM
passen,o.I "'Michigan." which has
his ar. ars'r ,rdin aboard. Two o,ber
s,sd, Ice stalled with freight trains
q for ,s,, conditions oro worse todov
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
No Interference.

BY Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.
CORTNTO. Nicaragua, Dec. 25.-Ths
United States gunboat Princeton early
steamed down the coast $50 miles TO
san Juan 6el Sur II was reported thai
shc would intercept the General Guerrero
with e7-Presldent Zelaya aboard. bnt the
Mexican slip steamed hy without rscoE-
milton being passed by the United States
N-1..nl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
"VlADtB BY THIEVES
AND THROWN in TRENCH
:. I'D Wirc 10 Tic TIibuuc.

! uaoh,r,Oo rOi'h, Dec. 25.-William O'kc.(c.
! Ne. .YoII Yol. employed by Henry Dockcr,
isfsan gih t3,m business man who lives al
= uli,r,nnaF' station Island. came upon
l,ay. ~ inEfackinC tho Decker nom,
,bE al 1r,, f%horIs iirod II yollcy or
70 Tho" 'ir. iour of th"iI taxing cf-
s@an 10 an cxcaya ,,"n .J i',,,s,,"llS ,;,,,. ~,
teAd l,,.,iit AZ W"E covered With 4nnw whsr
Po7. ' 'y hr. Decker. lie may re.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
MIDDLE WEST VICTIM
or FREIGHT CONGESTION
:. LcnscA Wire 20 Tho Tribune.

CHICAGO. Dec. 26-Chicago auc the
northwest are victims today of freight
congestion which has passed thu stage
or thc occasional winter ti" up. Tho
STORM. which started Friday afternoon and
continued until las; evening. brought the
climax OF tho difficulty. All OF ihe freight
avenues la the city row are crowded and
tangled. The worst of the congestion be-
ing in The freight yards at tile outallirts,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
Sutherland Doesn't Know.
D6llHER tl' KING Will.
fkOBABLY GOVERN CANADA
.:al Gable 10 Tlle. r,lhn,.o

,p.NDoN. Dec. 2..-AccordInr ,o Tho
r,a official programme. The pnl,c Of
r-ts.5 ~ W. brother Of King Edward. viii
Cr,ss iLaIi Grcv AZ governor general OF
r.r5sd -, ~ isiO Tho proposition was Cor-
al rseoi' ptla|d. the Canadian capital
lsosr,s.l"a iaNoiahly there. Should the
s,li liIrne inn :. como TO pass it win be the
fs.n,eI 'hat The crown has been rep
bal bIoodp canada by a prince OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
Dies of Rare Dtscasc,

By Leased Wjrc to Tho Tribune.
OMAHA. Dec. "J.-Dr. Leonard !.
Schneider. dentist died today ut POLIO
mylitis. = strane" sptna! disease. which
has been the puzzle and despair OF physi-
Ciars here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
SN0OT
sT|RS UP CLERGY
,;soqise Arouses Much Crit
''' ,ism in Official Circles
in Country.
LET'S CAT OUT OF BAG
90 REGARDING LAUNCHING
sHsppy Coincidence" Launch
ing Occurred on Prophets
Anniversary.
LETS CAT OUT OF BAG.

"Iu't it a happy coincidence
,b,t this auspicious launching Of
great bsttleship called Utah
sh11ld be made OF the anniversary
# The Prophet Joseph Smith who
; inst led the Mormons toward the
.sts of that name? Senator
smoot in speech at launching Of
ha9leship Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
HAD THIS HAPPENED
IN ZION, OH. MY

i. BY Lnascd Wir" 10 The Tribune. :
. NEW YORK. Dec. 25.-Aidcd :
F. lookout, band Of daring ycgg i,
. men robbed the dry goods store Of :.
. Wasserman Brother s. Williams :
burg, Yesterday, and aftcr dynamlt :
: ing the safe, made their escape :
. with money and icwclry valued III +.
. more than $1,000. Tho store in =.
: which the robbery took place was I.
. brilliantly lighted rs tho time and :.
. hundreds Of Christmas shoppers {.
. from the Williamsburg bridge :
. were passing tho door until day =.
+. light, but despite this the robbers +.
: completed tho work of breaking :
: opcu tho safe and mado their as. !.
> cape without detection. :
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
GIRL HANGS HERSELF
OK CHRISTMAS EVE
..cd N.Irc 10 The TrIhunc.

ALTOONA. Pa Doc. aJ,--Steii Young,
~ years old quietly left her home last
night while the family were preparing the
Christmas tree and; going 10 NC rear "I
tIo y1IYI hanged hcrgslf To- the gate
post III hcnlth Is supposed 10 have been
the causn FOR the suicide
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
CAN FLEE TO EUROPE
WITHOUT HINDRANCE
By Leased Wire to The Tribune.

B% Leased Wlre % TIC IIIoune.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 25.--It is reported
here that cx-President Zelaya viii sail
for Europe by way Of Panama at the
earliest possible moment. The United
States government compromised its carly
attitude and concluded. il the interest OF
harmony. not 10 oppose the fight OF The
former president from Nicarasuan soil
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
Ten NlIed, Thirty Hurt.

Ev Leased Wir" To- The Tribune.
PRAGUE Ucc. G5.--rcn persons wcro
killed and thiTv hurt today In a rai!-
way accident An express irain bound
FOR Nicuul and freight crashed near
che ton. Epbc;nin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
STABBED AND KILLED
IN TEN -GENT QUARREL.

DAYTON, o.. Dec. "5-m q quarrel
over the possession of IO-ccnt bag OF
Christmas candy. John StapkavitCh was
stabbed and killed by Joseph Pozarolls.
III" mon had received the candy aud
were drinking in II ucighborinc saloon
when q few woTda were exchanged IN the
Russian language. following Which po-
2ariouS drew = lCMjf,' and plunged the
blade four times into thc breast OF his
companion, The assailunt is under ar
r,.yyI.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
Salt Lokers in New York.
,sscd Jylrc to Thc Tribune.

BV I.NssCn NIrC 10 Ihc JflNUn".
NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-The following
noople from Utah were registered at tho
New York hotels during the past week;
T. T.amsou OF salt Lake, at tho BaTtboIaA