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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
WOMAN AGREES TO
TELL OFFICERS "ALI'

OMAHA. Neb., June 6.--Jack Shelton,
alias Jack Gordon, and Lillian Stephen
son arrived in Omaha today in charge OF
two deputy United States marshaIs and
two postoffice inspectors. shelton VIII
be charged with being one Of the men
on the Union Pacihc and the woman will
bc used a s a witness.
Both prisoners were taken before
United states Commissioner Anderson.
who placed Shelton's bond at $4,000 llc
was renanded Io Jail The woman said
she could not give bond. She was placed
In the custody of a deputy,
The woman said she would tell all sh"
knew. She declared she had heard moth
inc of the hold-up until her arrest. The
authorities have given mp the idea tina |
there was a fifth man in the hold-up and
viii proceed with the prosecution ol the
four men now under arrest,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
TURKS 1REAcHERY
IS AGAIN PROVED
Promised Reforms That We're
to Follow Adana Massacres
Are False.
OFFICERS AND TROOPS
ONLY EXPENSIVE BURDEN
Farmers Who Try to Gather
Crops Shot Down by the
MOSlem Guards.

BEIRUT, June 6.-It is evident that
conditions everywhere IN Asia Minor
are far from settled and that it Will
take time and a government much
stronger than the present one to make
1T possible for people to 90 about their
labors with safety.
After the terrible massacres and the
Pillage and burning of Adana. n new
yal1 and new troops were sent from
Constantlnop!e. Much was expected Of
them, but they have done little TO i'm
prove conditions.
seen and felt everywhere. Six thou.
sand troops and hundreds of officers
swarm about Adana and eat up the
best there is 10 he had Relief com
mlttecs are compelled TO send into the
country for the commoncst food staples.
Relief Work Hampered.
The work Of relief at Adana is be
ing pushed so far as means will allow.
AZ present in the big camp there are
l4,S0O persons on the ration list, while
400 more are drawing daily rations
from the home of one Of the mission.
aries.
The unfortunates have been herdcd
together in rags and squalor, budding
under inadequate shelter TO protect
themselves from the heat at might
crowding together TO protect themselve.
from the cold because Of insufficient
covering. Under such conditions there
are in this camp today hundreds OF
children with measles In one hospita
| alone there are more than 300 wounded
Crops in the Adana region are ripe
and unless they are gathered soon fam
inc inevitably will result. Guards tc
protect the people who have dared tc
venture out to gather their crops have
time and again proved the treachery OF
the Turk. The farmers have beer
either stabbed or shot down as soon rs
they came outside of the citv limits.
From Baghche ii IS reported that re
cent events there showed that Mobam
mcdan fanaticism and hatred of the
Armenian was even more intense thar
| i'm the massacres of 1895. One half ol
the mac population over 10 wears ole
have been killed, and Protestants suf
fored moro in proportion than did th'
| (irepOTIanS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
ACADEMY CONDITIONS
WORRYING DEPARTMENT

WASHINGTON. June although con-
ditions existing at the United States
Naval academy at Annapolis are giving
the navy department officials much con
Germ it Is not considered probable that
Secretary Meyer will adopt radical cor
rcctivc measures until Captain Bowycr
relieves Captain Badger as superintendent
this month
The recent report OF board of five
naval officers, specially detailed at the
academy. which was in substance that
physical exercises now in vogue were re-
sponsiblc for poor physiQueS, common
among recent graduates and midshipmen
has been borne ont in a measure by the
failure Of forty-tircc out of ls0 mid
shipmen to graduate this year on &C
count OF physical disability, Most of
those who failed, however, were rejected.
IL is said because OF defective eyesight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
THjRTY-TW0 YEARS FOR
MONTANA HORSE THIEF
George Bennett, Who Was LO-
Gated by Salt Lake Officers,
Is Sentenced.

BOHEMIAN. Mont, june 6.-Frcmb
ling and stanmerin@, George Bennett
was brought into the court here late
last evening and was sentenced by
Judge Stewart 10 serve thirty two years
i'm the state pcnitentiary for stealing a
horse and saddle last fall from Peter
EIlinasen Of Central Park. lie had hls
head bandagcd as a result of his at
tempt Thursday night TO beat his brains
out against the wall of his cell. Sherla
Sales left early this morning for Deer
Lodge with Bennett. The prisoner
made another attempt Friday night TO
take his life by running his head against
his cell wall. This makes three at
tcmpts by him at suicide since he has
been confined in the county jail here.
His Criminal Case,
When Bennett finishes this sentence.
he will have to face a charge IN
Mcagher county of assault with intent
10 kill He is now 26 years old. When
u wears of age, he was convicted of
stealing horse here and sent TO the
peuitentiary for four years. When re-
working al different places in the val
ley. Last September he stole tho horse
and saddle belonging TO Ellingsen and
started away with it from Belgrade.
lie was pursued by the officers, but sue
cecded in making his escape. A number
of ranchers were dcputized TO assist
the officers in arrcsting him. Benjamin
Hatfield of Sixteen Mile being one of
the number. Hatfield and his hired
man. j. II. Mehaffey. got on Bennett s
trail and when they tried to arrest him
Bennett shot Hatfield through the ab.
domcn. A duel followed between the
fugitive aud Mchaflcy. Finally at long
range Mehaffcy shot with his rife, and
it is believed hit Bennett in the leg
After this shot, Bennett left the horse
he was riding, threw down mis- weapons
and made his way through the timber,
Nothing more was heard of him until
six weeks ago, when the Salt Lake
officers notified the local officers that
they believed they had located him in
Pocatello. He was arrested and taken
to Salt Lake, where Sheriff Sales sc.
cured him,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
NORTHERN PACIFIC To
SPEND MANY MILLIONS

ST PAUL. Mimi. June s.-A two-year
campaign Involving an expenditure or
about SIS 000.n 400 has neen initiated ny
the Northern Pacific railway. according
10 announcements made tonight by st.
Paul contractors The object is 10 re-
duce grades and perfect branch lines Of
the road i'm North Dakota and Montana,
where competition Of tho st. Paul rail-
roads Pacific coast extension will be
most encountered
This work has commenced ar various
points and contracts for several large
projects are In the hands Of the general
contractors of the road.
Among other projects planned is the
complete reerading of the main line be
tween Maniau y. D.. and GlendiVe.
Mont. 2OT miles This section Is now
operated with grade of % per cent. The
grade will be changed TO water lcvel.
Similar reEradlngs Will be made IN
Montana There will be several pertec-
tions OF the main line grade in the Mis-
Soula division.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
SOCIALISTS ATTACKED
FOR LOWERING BANNER

MILAN. June 6.-Tho Duke of Genoa,
admiral OF the Italian fleet, on special
mission from the French army, took par
today in the commemoratlon OF the
Franco Italian war with Austria in 1859
whereby Milan and Lombardy were
and bands paradcd the streets and laid
wreaths on the Garbaldi monument. and
later gathered 10 hear the singing OF Da-
tional airs by a chorus OF 700, in which
the people Joined,
During the. procession the Association
of Young Socialists lowered their flag
while passing the monument to Victor
Emmanuel. intending this a protest
against monarchy. Instantly the crowd
which was watching the procession SET
upon the Socialists and tore their flag
To pieces. Many OF the Socialists were
badly beaten.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
WELLMAN IMPROVES
HIS POLAR AIRSHIF

PARIS, June 6.-Waltcr Wcllman. who
Is about To undertake another balloon
expedition in search OF the north pole.
and Melvin NanIfnan, bis engineer. added
many improvements to their dirigiblc
balloon.
1t has been equipped with an extra set
Of propcllers. capable of being shifted
when In motion so that the balloon may
be forced up or down AT will
They also have perfected an ingenious
sun compass. upon the principle OF the
sun dial. and have devised thcrnotcTic
system by means of curves.
The party will leave for Spitgbcreen In
N fortnight. Tho start for the pole is
expected To take place about August l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
FILIPINO MURDERERS
MAKE THEIR ESCAPE

MANILA June THE three natives
convicted OF the murder Of DR.. William
Jones. anthropologist of the Chicago Co
Iumbian museum. escaped from their
guards while on tho way To this city,
where the death sentence imposed was TO
have been executed and are still at
large.
The prisoners were being brought over
land through the mountains OF Nueva
Nizcaya province to Pangasinan. During
the night thcy eiuded their guards and
disappeared into the jungle
AS soon as the next constabularr sta
tion was reached patrols were sent out
TO follow the trail. and these are still In
chase of the fugItives. but their recap
ture is considered doubtful.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
MYSTIC SHRINERS MEET
FOR GREAT CONVENTION

LOUISVILLE. Ky. June 6.-The thirty
Mystic shrine. the second ever held in
Dixie land. will begin tomorrow. The
streets have been brilliantly decorated.
Among the special features OF the enter
tainmcnt provided are many paradcs. an
old time antebellum southern minstrel
show. automobile races on Wednesday
an electric street pageant Tuesday night
and an attack on Fort Booncsboro Thurs
day,
ST. LOUIS, June 6.---Local members Of
the Ancient Arabic Orders of Mobiles of
the Mystic Shrine today entertained. the
Shriners from Denver and Kansas city,
who are on route TO the national conyeD-
lions at Louisville. Delegations from
here departed with the visitors tonight
for Louisville.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
PRESIDENT SCHURMAN
DEFENDS COLLEGE SPIRIT

ITHACA, X. y. June G.-Prcsident
Jacob Gould Schurman Of Cornell miver-
sity, in addressing tho graduating class
today. criticized the assertion OF Presi-
dent Woodrow Wilson of Princeton. In an
address last week. that he deplored the
decrease in intellectual vitality and
Stacker spirit of study In American col =
leges.
This condition may prevail i'm some OF
Cornell" he said, nor in the statc coll
leges founded under the Morrel land
grant and extending from Cornell TO Cali
fornla.
while n number or young men al any
institution may attend for the social
standing IL affords, ather than for the
sake of education. | believe the evil Is
the criticism TO all colleges"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
MURDER OR SUICIDE
OF WELL-kN0WN WOMAN

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-Dressed in
rich silks and wearing valuable jewels,
Mrs Mary Atmckiian. who before her
marriage year ago was noted in the
Armenian colony here as a violinist. was
found tonight In her home with bullet
through her heart. Her husband. krgor
A htmck jian u prosperous Armenian,
was alone In the house with her at the
tinrc tho shooting occurred. He told the
police that his wife committed suicide,
but he is being held.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
CLEMINS0N is WEAVING
WEB AROUND HIMSELF

CHICAGO. June 6.-Dr Ha!dane Clemln-
son further involved himself In maze OF
contradictions today when he denied ever
assailing the chara cteT OF his wife. Nora
Jane Cleminson. for whose murder ho
is being held
This, coupled with the statement OF his
parents Mr.. and Mrs, Isaiah ClcmiDson.
that the young wife was good woni-
an" threw IL new light on the mystery
and made the police believe the possi-
bility OF suicide even more remote.
Detective Albert Beauschulte returned
from a trip 10 the southern part of the
state without the alleged affinity no
went ia search OF.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
RAILROAD TORPEDO Is
PROVED DEADLY WEAPON

DENVER June 6.-A railroad '9rpcdo.
used 10 stop trains when the tracks are
blocked. cffectually stopped Claude Hack =
ncy tonight. Riding on the rear plat
form OF a special train carrying an
Eagles picnic crowd from South Platte
10 Denver Hackney became embroiied
with Tom Brennan. who seized train
mans lantern and struck Hackney over
the head with 1T. a torpedo attached TO
inc lantern struck Hackney's forehead
and exploded. tearing out one eyc and in
iurine him so badly that his recovery Is
iDnilflll
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
AT LEAST SIX DROWN
AS WHARF C0LLAPSES

NEW ORLEANS, June 6.-Four wom-
en-, two children. and probably others.
were drowned tonight when the excursion
steamer Margaret made n fastening at
Vaudeville, La, on the north coast OF
Lake Pontchartrain, twenty-five miles
from New Orleans The wharf gave way
and sevcnty-iivc persons were thrown into
the lake. Many rescues were made and
others swan ashore, a number have NOT
been accounted for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
LYNCH NEGRO ALREADY
UNDER DEATH SENTENCE

TALLAHASSEE Fla. June 6.-"Mike
Morris, colored. under sentence OF death
for the murder Of the sheriff of Leon
county. was taken from the county jan
here today and lynched-
Only about fifteen masked men were
i'm the mob They brought the jatler To
the door on the representation that tneA
Gad a prisoner They then overpowered
him and took his keys.
The negro had been acting Straneely vl
late. and IT, is believed that the Iyncnlhs
was ranseJ hy the fear that he might
attempt To deroat the sallows by commit
ting suicide
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
CRAZY PIG STlCkER
BOTH RAVES AND PRAIS
CAMBRIDGE. Mass,

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 6,-The
death Of DR.. Daniel c. HAYS; who was
stabbed by John Murphy the hog butch
ar who slew five men and seriously
wounded three al Somervillc yesterday,
was expected hourly tonight.
John Checvas and Joseph Chicosi. who
were also stabbed. are IN a critical con :
dition. I'M u padded cell at the Somer-
vile police station Murphy allowed no
one TO approach him TO-DAY. and after
hours OF raYlpG ie began TO pray.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
SLEEP THlRTY-TWO DAYS
AND GIVES UP GHOST

LOWELL. Mass, June G.-Louisiana
Petite, LoweIl's so-callcd sleeping sick
ness" girl died today, after lying on her
bed practically unconscious for thirty
two days. In that time the only nourish-
ment which passed her lips was milk,
forced through her teeth, The girl had
four other similar spells. lying uucon =
sclous for days, Last fail she slept thirty
days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
Index to Todoy'S Tribune
Departments

Departments. Page
lIdttnrial ..,... -.-,...,.........
Mines ........ ...-..,..........
lntermountam -. ...........
Domestic.
Husband risks lIfe i'm vain to
save his YOUNG. wife ......,s....l
Montana horse thief .....,...
Senate will try 70 crowd work
on tariff bill ....,............
Wife driven to murder and sui
eide by arrest of husband. I
Flashes FROM the wire ......... >
Foreign.
Urea sherry of the ''unspcakablc
Turk again demonstrated .... [
Plans for airship service from
Paris 10 nearby cities. 1
Local.
Flood situation little changed. 1
Hartman after Monat road go,
Racing resolution comes mp to
Funeral OF Judge Henderson
held ,.......,. .......-...,,...l
Samuel Newhousc favors CAPT
woodmen hold memorial SER
vices ...s.... ........,.......1@
Deplores lack Of men at church .12
Sporting News,
Boise heats Butte, > 20 2,.......
Salt Lake defeats Helena. 10
TO 8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
= Jenries willing to fight John
Tribuncs defeat Barringtons,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
GIRL KILLS YOUTH WHO
REFUSES TO WE'D HER

AUBURN. Cal, June 6.--Joe Anes: a
E0Ind ,asi night bv Miss Alma Bell on
highway near town. The girl was founo
today hiding in the brush near sne seeme'
fessed that she had killed Anles because
ha refused TO uargX hsSs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
WEIGHT IN SILVER
Is GIFT TO BRIDE
ocial 10 The Tribunc.

Special TO The Tribune.
RICHFIELD, June 6.-IIcr
w light in silver, amounting to
$1,000. was the wedding present
received by Miss Bernetta Mel
sen of Richfeld from her father
when the marriage license was
issued for her wedding to James
Chall, of Monroe. The happy
couple left Richfeld for Salt
Lake City, where the ceremony
will be performed. and from
which point the bridal tour viii
start,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
TO THE NEWSPAPERS
SHOULD GO MOST

Of the local merchants advertising money.
respects. Some other kinds-bookIaf1
folders. mailing cards. letters, etc-are
always effective. but as a usual result
they cost much .more.-From Mail Order
journal, one of the best advertising au-
thorities extant
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
"a PAPER I'm THE HOME
is WORTH a THOUSAND

| is WORTH a THOUSAND
on the highway" says "A notable authority
others may like the highway delivery
and call 1t circulation. but The Tribune
goes home 1t is read by every member
| OF the family from the lead story to the
smallest classified ad. The home and
fleet the contrast between The Tribune
and the others.
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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-05-01
A Bravo Catholic Sailor.

One of the torpedo boat destroyers
recently authorized by congress will be
named "Monaghan," in memory Of En-
sign John Robert Monaghan, u. S. NJ,
who was killed on April !, 1899, by
hostile natives in Samoa while en-
gagged in a reconnaissance made by
A. combined force Of British and Amer
leans. Ensign Monaghan was at that
time attached to the philadelphia"
The expedition ashore was in charge
Of Lieutenant Lansdale, and when the
natives attacked the American sailors
and I4ansdale was wounded. Monag
han was killed while trying to defend
his injured superior officer. The Of
ficlal report Of the affair said: HE
stood steadfast by his wounded su-
perior and 'friend-one rifle against
many-onc brave man against a score
of savages. He knew. he was doomed
He could not yield. He died in he
'roic performance of duty" Ensign
Monaghan was appointed to the Naval
Academy on September 7, 1891, from
the State, of Washington. He was a
Catholic, and graduate Of Catholic
college.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-05-01

views even If they differ from the
Party, so long as you wind up by say
ing, Whatever my views are, ] sup
port the Party in it's program" You
are at liberty even, if you hold any
views, to come before the Conven-
ton, or the Directory of the League
and to advocate your views. as was
done at the recent Convention in Dub
lin-with what result-that in the
most representative Convention ever
seen, three thousand voted one way
and ten the other.
What are the means on which we
rely? 1t is said: "You tramp through
the Lobbies of the House of Common.
and effect nothing" But l say in the
last three years we have effected more
than any Irish Party effected in the
same time for Ireland. But what are
the means on which we rely to win
Home Rule? First of all, a united and
pledge bound Party. Behind that a
united and organized Ireland, and a
strong agitation in Ireland. For all
my political life, have always held
this doctrine, that unless you have a
strong agitation in Ireland, making
the government of that country diff
cult for the Castle, a. Parliamentary
Party would not be able to do any
thing for Ireland. A strong agitation
in Ireland would never be heard of If
it was not for. the Parliamentary Par
ty and the Parliamentary Party would
never get hearing in the House Of
Commons if it were not for a strong
agitation in ireland. One is as neces-
sary as the other. Then we look to-
and we rely on, the influence Of our
people in the United States Of Ameri-
ca, where the Irish influence is sc
strong that England can never secure
the permanent friendship of the coun
try without conciliating them.
These are the forces at our disposal
They are mighty and Irresistible
forces. BY the unity in Ireland and
these forces we will gather increasing
strength as the years go by. and viii
be irresistible. Those are our princi'
ptes: That is the policy by which VIZ
stand. 1t is the same policy on which
the Party was constructed twenty-five
ve.rs 90 and hv means Of which Il
has won for Ireland liberties and EN-.
Nncipations our fathers never dreamed
of, and by means of which, under the
blessing of God, with the solid sup.
port of our nation all over the world
we will yet place the crown of liberty
on her head.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-05-01
To Hold Success.

Thirty years ago In q poor school
foot of the class unexpectedly spelled
a. word that had passed down the en-
tire class.
'"Go up ahead" said the master
"and see that You stay there. You
can II you work hard"
The boy hung his head. But the next
day he did not miss a. word in spell
ing. The brighter scholars knew ev-
ry word in the lesson, hoping there
might be a chance to get ahead. But
there was not a, single one. Dave
stayed at the head. He had been an
Indifferent spelIer before, but now he
knew every word.
Dave, how do you get your lesson
so we'll now?" said the master
II learn every word in the lessons
and get my mother to hear mo al
night; then I go over them In the
morning before I come to school. And
L go over them at my desk before the
class is called up
Good boy, Dave!" said the master
"That's the way to have SUCCESS; al
ways work that way and you'l do"
Dave is today the manager Of 8
big lumber company, and he attrib'
utes his start to the words:
eco up ahead, and sec that vol
stay there. You can IL you work
hard"