The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. IA handsome
tablet TO the memory OF the late Captain
Charles ]. Gridley. U. s. N. was unveiled
and dedicated at the Naval academy
chapel today.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-Miss David
Yulee Noble. daughter OF Mrs. William
Belden Noble. was married to Lieutenant
General Nelson A. Miles, u. S. A, re-
tired, today.
NEW YORK, Nov al. e. johnson.
son of Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland.
was operated on tonight for acute ap-
Is New York broker.
EVELETH. Mimi, Nov. 24-When set
Ting board bill OF s22.50. over which
there had been a dispute, at Gilbert to-
day. Aeapito Ficcirule slashed the throat
Of his landlord. Louis GIllla, who died in
twenty minutes
ORANGEBURG, s. c.. Nov. 24.-Brad-
ham Hall, girls dormitory OF the South
Carolina State Agricultural and Mechani-
cal college. and the dining hall and
kitchen, were burned tonight. The loss
is $4,000. No one was injured
CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-Cupid will be a
chief celebrant in Chicago's Thanksgiv-
ing tomorrow, According to the clerk OF
the county marriage license bureau, more
than 1000 persons will be married on
the holiday
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 24.-Following the
custom of ST. Louis society Of two gen.
erations ago, the debut OF Miss Efne
Bagncll, which began al O'Clock to-
night. will continue until 3 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. More than 500 st
Louis society men and women attended
the party.
PHOENIX. Ariz.. Nov. 24-George w.
Gu!se is dead OF injuries sustained by
falling down the shaft of the Union mine
at North Phoenix. He was 60 years of
age and formerly of Denver, where he
attained considerable wealth. which he
lost In the panic OF 1898 He leaves a
brother in Elizabeth Colo, and another in
Maryland.
NEW YORK; Nov. 24;-The resigna-
ton OF Mrs. Augusta e. Stetson from
Christ, Scientist. OF which she was the
former leader. and was accepted by the
special committee tonight, This action
was taken by her request as expressed
in "A letter.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 24-organiza-
ton of a Gulf State division of the Ma
tlonal Merchant Marine league was be-
gun tonight. The movement followed an
address BY Congressman w. II. HumDh
reys OF Washington before the New Or
leans Progressive union, in advocacy OF
ship subsidy.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. pa cablegram
from Panama today SAYS that Edgar S.
Harris OF Columbus, o.. an American
ing Central America, declares that sew
cral Americans are in jail at Managua
and other places in Nicaragua, having
been arrested on orders from Aelaya.
SCRANTON. Pa, Nov. 2i.-Mrs. Adam
Kocnsky and her three months old baby
were burned 10 death tonight in their
home in West Scranton, Mrs, Koenskys
four-year-old son had both OF his legs
broken when his father dropped him from
second story window, and another son.
six years old. was badly burned before
neighbors rescued him.
Joplin Mo. Nov. 2d.-Ten persons
were injured, two probably fatally, In gas
explosions that followed fire In the
Joplin laundry tonight; Gas from ie@Ro ,o6o
Ing main was ignlted. More than 1000
persons watched the fire: and a second
explosion threw bricks. timbers and
broken machinery into the crowd, slightly
| injurinS len.
FORT WORTH. Tex. Nov, 2i.-sherin
| Antlas OF Laporte, Ind, and former
Sheriff Smutz Of the same place. who
came TO Fort Worth today TO investigate
| the report that Mrs. Belle Guinness was
| living and in hiding near this city, re-
| turned tonight empty handed, the woman
| under suspicion not answering III any re-
spect the description OF Mrs, Guinness
| INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. Ex-Governor
Marshall late today ordered Adjutapt Cen
eral Perry of the Indiana National Guard
| TO Bedford; Ind, In response TO request
| from Sheriff Box OF Lawrence county
| for troops 10 handle the stone workers
| strike situation. General Perry was In
| structed TO call "A company of militia at
| Bloomington If soldiers were needed.
|
sT Louis. Nov. 2i.--A determined ef-
| fort on the part OF minority stockholders
| ~ Tho Tinted states Telephone company
and similar concerns In Toledo, Indian
| ap0lis and Cleveland to prevent Wnat
fhey believe 10 be an attempt by the
nany to gain control Of the so-called in
| dcpcndcnt lines was presaged hy an an
| norncerncnt made here today by sam j..
| JeffrIeS, an attorney
WASHINGTON, Nov 2i-ln October
* soT Immigrant aliens and l7,67i nom
| ;mnIprant aliens were admitted into the
| Irniicd states; 2s.i51 United states clt-
ems arrived and 1916 aliens were de-
| S,,Tad according to the October bulletin.
t.s,,ed today by the immigration bureau,
! .TbSre were IL, ,S6i immigrants from Italy,
| 7as9 from Poland and $500 from Germany.
one Korean was admitted, and none from
the Pacific islands
Ell, CENTRIC. Cal. Nov, 2i;-In a dry
,,onds boy picked up near Calixfco today
Vas found The skeleton Of n man; WON,
ans shirt waist, spotted ~'ln nlpoa. ana ana
a pair OF silk stockings. Ihc poN was
nix hriz." i" and was addressed TO cat
ixico mercantile house. one OF "noae
,nnrnbers said he had received no snip
ments from Phoenix III three yeuiS. ,., nHv
Skeleton was that OF man about torty
sha,o'vi s.n,, nid the only possible identification