The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
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gun is being designed by ordnance ex-
ports in the army for the purpose OF shoot
ing dirisible balloons and aeroplanes. Gen.
ernl Grozier, chief of ordnance, in his annual
OF the difficulties which the gun must over
como. 'Dirigiblc ballons and neroplnnes
move rapidly. change directions quickly, alter
their elevations at Will, and are removed
from any objects that assist aiming, points
out the ordnance chief.
Louis Schwartz. publisher OF Finnnz Und
Handclsrevue Of Vienna and Berlin. was IN
troduced To President Taft Saturday by Rep
rcscntatiye Vrecland vice chairman OF the
monetary commission. AT the presidents s re-
quest, Mr.. Schwartz undertook TO supply tho
commission with iTsormation regarding the
operation of the postal banks and the work
ings Of the international exchange system
in Austro- Hungary,
Plans for twcnty-six bar mills to be built
at Girard, near Youngstown. o. have been
announced by the Carnegie Steel company
The ultimate intention is to assemble its
finishing mills of this district at this locn-
tion with output of 100000 tons month
The plans also provide for the erection of
byproduct coke plant at the Ohio works
here.
The orphans court OF Philadelphia, Sat
urdsy sustained the validity of the Will of
the late Anna l.. Jeancs. who left much OF
her fortune 70 charitable and educational in
sttutons. The estate is estimated To he
worth between Sio00ooo and SS,oo0,0oO
The will was attacked by thirtysiX heirs
at.law
Eighty thousand persons arc starving in
Armenin according TO advices received by
Emily e. Wheeler, secretary at Worcester,
Mass. OF the National Armenian and India
Relief association. and 5000 orphans need
mid She says that unless aid is sent speed
lily large number OF Armenians will per"
ish.
Claude Williams OF Canncllton. Ind. six
teen years old. reader. il is said. of dime
novels shot and killed James Hall, thirteen
oil fn1r than rluIpl tho shprIn and
escaped TO the Kentucky shores, and is still
in hiding. lie quarreled with the Hall boy
over n trihng matter and deliberately shot
the lad.
tapa. filed hs annual report with Governor
Norris Saturday. II shows that $4,000 men
arc engaged in the industry and that there
were forty seven fatal accidents during the
year closed. November 80. The industry is
in splendid condition.
Robert s Hes appraiser of the estate OF
tho late Charles I. Nerkes, the traction mag
nate OF Chicago is allowed until February
reports the grand fetal OF the estate to be
II.f67.37o Deductions bring the clear
market value Of the estate 10 Sc. 6.Se3.9i5.
The only hope now entertained by naval
United States Steamship Marietta. who
carried out 20 in n whaleboat No
vembcr &c. is that they might have been
tossed by some stroke OF fate on an insular
coast.
Col John C. Dent Of the Fourteenth in.
isntry, now in the Philippines. was ordered
Saturday before army retiring board at
Manila for examination for physical disa.
bility. General ii. d. Potts is president of
the board appointed 20 examine Col Dent
The schooner John Il. Bradley, which is
widely known through her by DR.. Fred.
crick y. Cook in his Arctic expedition, and
which was reported Friday night TO have
been wrecked. is safe ~ Bonne Bay.
The Minnesota delegation in congress has
laid before President Taft its unanimous in
dorscment OF Judge Walter II. Sonborn 20
succeed the late Justice Peckham upon the
supreme court bench.
The secretary OF state announced Saturday
that the Republican aud Democratic parties
in Iowa would have tho right TO hold pTi.
mary election in June. 1910.
Tho Des Moiues Bar association has urged
President Taft 70 appoint State supreme
Judge Horace l.. Decmer OF Red Oak, Ia, as
successor 10 Justice Pcckham.