The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27

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the Indian desperate who pleaded guilty
TO having robbed a bank ct Amity. Colo.
was sentenced today to from seven TO
twenty FIVE years confinement in the
pcnitcntiary.
WASHINGTON. Nov, 26.-Just back
from It's cruise In Alaskan waters, the
revenue cutter Thetis, commanded by
Captain w. Il. " Jacobs now at Seattle.
today was ordered TO go at once 10 the
Hawaiian islands.
CINCINNATI. o, Nov. 26-Atter two
years OF suspension, the reorganizcd Gin
cinnau Symphony orchestra gave It's first
concert this afternoon before large
audience. 1t was the American debut of
the conductor, Leopold Stokoyski, from
Paris.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Richard c.
KerenS of Missouri. according 10 cur
rent report viii be appointed embaSsa-
dor TO Vienna upon the assembling OF
congress on December g. State depart
ment officials. however. are noncommit
tai on the subject
NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov, 26.-Samuel
and Simon Perlin were arrested today on
a complaint of the Los Angeles police
The men are charged with the theft of
Sl2 400 worth OF diamonds from j, Eosen
Srans or Los Angeles. 1t is said that
they Will fight eNtradition
BUFFALO n. Y. Nov. e6.-Attorney-
General o'Nlalley announced today that
he had appointed John r. Coleman OF
New York City TO investigate inc
combination TO control or advance the
prices OF milk in Greater New York
CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Noy, 2S-E.
Thompson, military convict and II.
Baker. a soldier from Fort Russell. who
was his guard, are said TO have deserted
today. Another soldier guard whom they
tl,ya
cape.
ST. PAUL. MINI. Nov 2S.-Whiie not
entirely agreeing with the recent state
ment Issued by BradStrcet 5, which lnu-
mates that the consumption of food
products In this country has caught up
with production James j. I'm said to-
day the point nearly has been reached
LOS ANGELES. Cal, Nov, 26-Hail-
stones Us large as walnuts fell In vari-
Gus portions of this city late today dur
ing a period Of ten minutes. a slect
peraturo. the falling slcet remaining on
the ground for some time. offordin$ an
unusual sight for southern Caltornians
FREEPoRT. Me, Nov 26.-An cxre-
diton To explore Crocketts Land tho
territory discovered by Commander
Pcnry I'm his dash for the north pole.
will start uoNt July. according to Prof.
Donald II. Mcmillan. one Of the Pearv
party. Professor Mcmillan saws he will
give up teaching and make Arctic cX-
plorations his life work.
TOPEKA. Kan. Nov. 2G.-Thc state
board of railroad commissioners To-Day
Issued an order TO tho Missouri Pacific
to put it's lines in Kansas in standard
condition By the close OF the year l9i0.
This order followed the conference he
tween Governor Stubbs and officials OF
the Missouri Pacific and iS based on let
tors written TO tho board stating the In
tended improvements.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 96.-SccretaYy
Never left Washington today for Phlla-
rlnrs about TO sail on the Prairie for tho
jsthmian canal zone. ana possibly FOR
Nicaragua. In event their services arc
needed in that country. Orders for tho
departure of the marines have not been
Issued but they arc ready To leave any
day.
WASHINGTON Nov. 2G.--Tor tho frs
time in thc history OF Tho United states |
officers 10 take an extended Sea cruise !
the uso next summer Of throc batticsblp5 |
for their annual practice cruise Acting |
Secretary winthrop today assigned the
Iowa. tho Indiana and the Massachusetts |
for this cruise. This VIII enable embryo |
naval academy midShipmcn VIII have |
to Mcdit"rranean ports.
WASHINGTON, Nov 26.-Miss Frances |
Noyes. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank !
b. Moves of Chicago made her initial