The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
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MI2NICO CITY Nov 1S-The FIRST
meeting OF the new board OF directors OF
| the Pan American railway the railway
recently purchased by United states En-
bassador David T.. Thompson and running
to the Guatemalan frontier. was held
today. Mr. Thompson was elected pres
dent and a new set of bylaws were
adopted The president named T.. II.
Wise. formerly Of the Louisville & Nash
vile, as vice president and general man
aSer Ira Biiscoc. Il banker o. MeNico
CITY treasurer, and Lewis dAptin. see
rotary 10 The board OF directors and TO
the president.
LIMA. o.. Nov. ls.-Wmlam Frick
CITY years old. son OF the late Wooster
banker. Jacob Frlck and nephew of II.
Clay Frick. The steel masnate, Is crit
ically injured at A hospital here as the
result OF scufflc last night. ia the apart
mcnts of "A woman giving her name as
Florence ADAMS OF Toledo. The woman
declared she and l'Tic< were wrestling
over a glass OF beer, wien both pressed
I against the window frame which gave
way prccipitating them TO the pavement
CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.-Thc carrying or
mails on yearly contracts will DC dSk.I
Tor by the American RAILWAY rssocin-
ton. according To decision reached to-
day. Present contracts arc for iou'
years. Railroads maintaining this is not
| IN Keeping with the enormous amount OF
mail carried \ committee was appoint
cd To fame a bill 10 he presented 1t
the next session Of congress.
WASHINGTON. Nov. lS.-Wth refer
cuCc TO tho controversy between the do
partment of agriculture and the louT mil
.cVS or tho country as TO the legality %
manufacturing blcachrd nour. the state
mont was made today At the department
that It. was the purpose OF the govern
mcnt authorities to bring to trial a cas-.
that would involve NIL the points IN dis
put".
LAPORTIG, Ind. Nov. lS.-.\uotEpi VIC
tim Of Mrs Belle Guinness arcbmurd"r,sS.
Was idcntincd TO-DAY as Tomas Peter
Lion OF Rushford. MINI. Samuel L. Lion.
who recently returned from a PlciG"
cruise Of three years, today idcntGcd
watch that had been found In the burned
ruins Of the Guinness hCus" ls one tAat
belonged to his brother Tomas.
NEW YORK. NOV. lS.-Am"rica Loads
the world In the application Of electricity
I" naval vessels. said W. l.. Il. Emmett,
Naval Architects and Marin" Engineers
today. Among his listeners was vi. Ka-
MO, professor cf ma1uc engineering In
the Imperial university OF Toxic.
CHICAGO. Nov. IS.-Tho government
attorneys today appealed 10 tho United
states court of appeals Ia increase ;h'
bHi of John Il. Walsh, tcrm"v pTosid.dt
nj the Chicago National narh. pending
a decision in the pc'j-i1u for q rrh"IT-
ing Of his appeal. Tho motion was taken
under advisomcnt The prps, CutIUn wants
tho 1000 bond increased T. S2JG.ppu.
CLEVELAND. O.. Nov. 1S.-On tho
ground tEat nntycs Of Syria arc the
puTcSt existing branch ~ IN" CIucnNsia,l
r!cc, the wealthy Cleveland SYRIAN col
ouy. the second largest IN the country,
has organized i" fight against their "N-
clusion from rights of citizenship under
til" Chinese exclusion act.
SPRINGFIELD, H.. Nov. IS-Guvsrnor
D"nccn today declared th" office of shrr-
in of Alexander county vacant. bccdiISn
Sheriff Frank T.. Davis allowed William
James, negro, ana Henry Salgnor. white
10 be taken from his care and lyu"ECd
ut Cairo ILL.,, on November IL.
DENVER, Nov. 16.-Adolph Zana.. brew
CT and one OF the richest men I'm Colo
rado, was ycstordny found guilty of yio-
lating the SUNDAY closing law in Jc!-
f"rson county. The cNtrcme penalty Is
$500 fine and eighteen months impllsun-
mcnt.