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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-15
&c DIRECTED FROM CHICAGO.
Chief wiIkie Advised Cancellation
of public Meeting OF the
Two Presidents.
49,. uavc Been In Consultation
In Every Large city In the
Country.

o.,.,go oct. 15.-The Chicago jour
.odsv declares that am anarchisuo
~ directed from Chicago by men
wv .,,, 70 assassinate President tart
p'' PRESIDENT Diaz. at III Paso. TEXAS
''- .o.row has been discovered by Sc
,,st service men here.
rbe Journal story proceeds
achiof WiilSie of the secret service
,..,sy has assigned many detectives
chicago TO learn the identity OF the
,a, selected to kill the two presidents.
ero, the last two weeks. II was
,.,,ne5 today meetings have been heiq
=. ,bo anarchist groups in every large
.',y NJ the country. but the assassin
,io, MANS. according 20 government
.~,,ts were completed in this city
srour Of chief wilkes men disguised
,sborers. attended the Socialist
.oe.tine here last night at which the
sxscption OF prof Ferrer In Spain WAS
condemned
The Journal declares that secret seiN-
,.s men have been brought here from
nenrer and other cities TO assist In the
loresueation ana that others have
been rushed to l5l Paso.
II IS asserted that the cancellation
~ a public meeting or the heads OF the
,vo governments was at the advice Of
Chicl Wilkie.
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PRESIDENT TAFT
IN NEW MEXICO

Gallup. y. NJ, oct. 15-Prcsldeny
Taft and party made a brief stop at
Gallup this morning. the president ap-
pearng on the back platform of his
car 20 say a few words To the crowd
gathered at the station. lie left again
at 1913 for Albuquerque.
President Taft has not vet been in
formed Of the completed arrangements
for his meeting with President Diaz to-
morrow morning at III Paso.
The general plan has been known Ter
some time. consisting simply OF call
by President Diaz on Mr. Taft at n
a. M. a return call BY Nj TAFT at
Ciudad JuareZ, and an outing banquet
at Juarez During the afternoon the
president viii review a parade and
speak n ~ paso. IL was arranged
today that President Tart should ar
rive m III paso at o'clock tomorrow
morning instead OF $40 as originally
scheduled. This will give him an op-
portunlty o. go over the detailed ar
ranRements with the government rep
resentatives who have been at ~ paso
and Juraez for several weeks complet-
ING them
President Tart and Postmaster Cen
cral Hitchcock have both been notified
by wire of the resignation of Third
Assistant Postmaster General LaWshe.
but Mr. Hitchcock hos recommended
20 the president that action on The
resignation Doe deferred IN the hope that
Mr.. IaWshc may hnd himself iu a
position 90 Withdraw 60
The third assistant has been at Fort
Eayard, n. NJ. an summer. His
health having given indications of "a
breakdown Mr. Hitchcock told MT
I.awshe goo spend the summer On New
Mexico and try to recuperate Now Chat
the summer is ended, 81 Be- believed that
Mr. Lawshe. not feeling sufficiently
strong 60 resume work at this ume'
has wired his resignation,
Fe viii be urged not 90 Worry. but 90
continue his leave for some time longer
in the hope that he viii not have To
press his resignation
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JOHNSON MAY REFUSE
TO ENTER RING TOMORROW

san Francisco. oct l5.--iu spite ri
Conrotha Insurance., sporting circles
arc kccuur uu uneasy watch ON tho
nehtcr. quarters. ANA rumurf SIM
pcr.isf that rom understanding on
fhe' sidr bets has not been reached.
Ia b. stated about sporting contcrs
fhst uules. the matter Is finally and
satisfactorily adjusted Johnaon viii Zee
fuse fn enter the ring tomorrow.
The negro demands That the side bets
az al 600 each he placed in tho hands
of ono stakeholder Tney arc now held
bv different persons. keirhe has OBJ
iected tu rDntrallzlng the hetH aud
Iohneon fears that thcy will not BE-
ulaced at oven money as agreed
Both hghurs came out to-day with
tbe usual statement of condition. oon-
ddencc and tho plans ~ campo igu
fh.v wiu pursue in ih- ring Neither
mnn had q word 40 SAY on the ride
hof controversy nor has amy authorize
i've abatement on tho subject been
forihcomlng from any OF the nght Of
llclala.
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COMPLAINT AGAINST
SOUTHERN PACIFIC

Reno Nov. oct l5.-A complaint WAS
filed Yesterday before Judge Pollock in
tho Justice court at Sparks. by Atty.
Gcr.rsl stnddayd against the southern
Pacific company. having Tor its purpose
"a tcat of the colHitutiouality Of the law
relating to what is known as the run
CROW aa. The complaint charges that
the nMogI has violated this newly
enacted iaw n Ealing TO nave the rc-
ouirod six mon 40 constitute tho crew OF
"a 50-ctr freight train.
This action was taken an the iustiga-
ton of thc Nevada railroad commission
and bases its -uit 0n the ace Of the rai-
road on Sept a., when % freight train
was maintained between Sparks ana
Tniny consisting off l2 cars with crew
of brt i've men. uo hagman accompany
Ing TN train The claim is made mat
for a tIme following inc enactment by
the last legislature. the law was conn
plica with by tho railroad. hut after "a
while its requirements were violated.
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EXPECTS MUCH FROM
AER0PLANE AS WAR MACHINE

New York oct la.-Charlos u. tuh',
tto promoter who has just arrived nom
turopc declares that DE- b. the hnah'l" ,
spnnsor for the Wright Brothers ann
fhat he expects much from ih' ael"
piano MS o. war machine
Il have been financing inc Milsnl
Brothels for about two years, sald NJ .
Flint m has not been generaHS
known and J did pot want "a known un-
an the success uf thcn ma hinr M'-
demonstrated Tho Wughts have nul
had the best of treatment here De-
neNe that this government should nave
bought the secrets of the wright ma
chine and obtained control or i'
instead az allowing the brothers To 80
abroad With iheir arroplanc.
Just imagine Whit the dtfppiaht
viii mean in time of Nar You can
send up an Immense feet of nciuplaht
each carrying 20 l0-pound .iitkH ol
dynamite for what b. would cost lo
build buiilcship. figurr ont uh'
damage they could DO on land ANA sea-
even though half Of them Wcro de-
stroyod n would seem good policy i0
have perfect control of dluHihir hf'i
such "a nyer as is made possible D.
iho advent of Che hcnficf-ihan-ali
machine
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AFTER MANY YEARS
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BASEBALL TEAMS
PREPARE FOR TOMORROW

Detroit. Mich, Oct. l5.-'rhc two con-
testing teams IN the worlds champion
ship series spent the day iu preparing
for the crucial game OF tomorrow.
which viii decide the base bah cham
pionship Of the world. Both teams
had a hard session at practise AT Ben
nett park
The hospital list Of the Detroit team
WAS all improved today. Tom Jones.
who was the most seriously injured. in
sisted on going out 20 Bennett park. al
though he took only the highest kind
OF practise. His physician says he does
not think the Detroit first baseman viii
H. able To play tomorrow. as he fears a
reaction In Jones' condition.
George Moiarity and Charles
Schmidt both were able "a get around
with some degree Of agility and both
are confident they viii be able 20 play
In the big game
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MINTYRE HOME BURNED.
While Family Were Absent Ovcrhcat-
ed stove Causes Fire.

While an Of the members of the fam
by were absent. Gre destroyed the home
of G. A. Mcintyre, choir leader OF EN-
this morning az S;25 o'clock The blaze
is supposed 90 have started from an
over-heated stove which had been left
burning when the family LETT the house.
The building was one-story frame.
valued al $3.50, the contents being worth
more than 1000 IL was a total loss
40. 3 hose and truck and No. I steamer
responded Ia the alarm sent I'm By
neighbour. and though the flames had
gotten such start that IL was impos-
sible 60 save MI Mclntyres home. the
department managed 20 prevent the
fire from spreading To- an adjoining
tWo-s -.lry frame and other buildings in
the Immediate vicinity. one chair was
the only article saved from the namea
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KnowIton Nebeker is Positive
That Men Arrested Are the
Fellows Wanted.
ONE SHOT OFFICER RILEY
Kennedy and Driskcll Are Being Kept
In the city Prison incommunicndo
Pending Developments

The belief OF chief OF Detectives
George sheets that L. r. Driskeu and
r. E Kennedy are the men that held
pap Kuowitou Ncboker. of 9S5 east First
south street Tuesday night, oct 8. and
That Kennedy is The holdup who shot
Special officer 6. G. Riley 10 death im-
mcdiately after the robbery as hc was
taking che holdups To- tine police sta
ton after arrtstng them was
strengthened last night to a point OF
practical certainty bv the identifica-
lion hy Ncbeker of Driskcl as the man
who took hia ovcrcoat
Young Nehehcr. who Rs 1 High school
student. % years OF age. was called iu
by Chief sheets about 9 o'clock Thurs
day night. after Driskeu and Kennedy
bad been through the severe sweating
process again Noboker said that he
bad good opportunity OF which he
took advantage, 10 get a good dcscrip-
tion of the man who tooiS his oVercoat.
as the robbcr stood directly ia front
of him But Ncbekor added that the
other robher who held the revolver
pointed at him while the holdup
was Doe progress. kept well To
one side and in rear of him. As to
the poaiuVcncss OF his Identification.
NebcAcr said that though the light was
not strong ID was sull not so dim that
he could not see we'll enough 60 get a
good look go the faces of the two hold
ups. Nebeker placed special stress
on bis observation of Driskclrs black
derby and gray suit
40 has developed that the ogden po-
lice suppressed the capture Of Kennedy
and Dr~kcll for several days. I'm order
to gather stronger evidence against
them The prisoners were captured
by Detectives George Wardlaw. Charles
pnCock and Robert Burke Of the Og
den force
chief Sheets and chief of Police Bar
low are pursuing "a campaign OF close
secrecy iu Tire case. ON the ground that
this is necessary To- enable the detec-
tiNoa To- gather additional evidence, and
90 prevent the prisoners from learning
| Che facts found against them In COM
1 ncction with Rileys murder
Kennedy ana Driskcll are being kept
/ in the city prison incommunicado. no
| persons are allowed To see cor inter
/ view them and the police state that
| thov have no lawyer.
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spANIsm coRTNs nrorrNrn.

Madrid. oct %. The cortcs rcoponcd
TO-DAY despite some opposition among
the members OF both tho senate and
congress to a sitting nc this time
The Heraldo today declares the pres
ent government has caused the world
TO point the finger OF shame az Spain
and cNhorts Liberals OF am shades of
opinion To rise against government
which treats as anarchists those who
do not kneel before the clerical spec
ter"
The Universe Catholic says II is not
surprised at the Ferror manifestations.
which it considers an indication that
the anarchistic and Masonic forces are
inspiring a rebellion against an idea Of
government and Justice"
The paper denounces certain Span
ish newspapers which it SAYS are try
ing 10 provoke disorder by reprinting
accounts Of what has happened abroad
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SOME SECRET SERVICE
MEN DENY PLOT EXISTS

n Paso. Tex. oct. 1s.--Secret service
men now in this city deny that a plot
has hocn discovered 20 assassinatc cith-
ar President TAFT or President piaz
Ii IS "a fact that numerous anonymous
letters have been received al local
newspaper offices. the Mexican consul
ate and bv other Mexican officials, de-
eIarne that bombs are ready for
DisE"
One OF these letters. IL Is understood
vas sent 90 the Chicago Journal. Tie
Authorities here. however, apparently
10 nlf take THESE letters seriously az
they have been boating about I'll Paso
pnmiscuOulv ever since the rcvOlu-
ilCnary disturbances here . year ago
local newspaper mon have avoided
reference 10 such letters lately IN ac-
oldancc With the promise made 20 the
local presidential committee, 50 az not
90 put ilaas of assassination into poo
Pies he.ds.
10 is reported that a bomb was found
carly this week in the lower part OF
EI Paso. but the report was not cone
hrmed and the reported finding OF a
bomb in Juarez is also discredited.
TROOPS WILL POLICE Ell PAsO.
y. Paeo. Tex. Oci. l5.-PrCsident
Daz of Mexico arrived At Ciudad
Juuez, ACROSS the river from ~ Paso,
lils morning He viii DOT cross the
h'o Gtnde river into United States
"ilt0N until tomorrow when he VIII
Nlri President TAFT
lo' lampbcl of Texas with his star.
arrived bore this morning.
record breaking time was made in
moving iho Third cavalry. Ninth in
,anUN ana three batteries OF artillery
1.Nn SON Antonio 10 81 Paso for the
lsl-Dmz meeting Tho Southern Pa
~ special train carrying the soldiers,
N'I. ilH run OF 625 miles in 10 hours
:. h'' nuuls less than the time uf the
'l limited pas onFcr train. The
Nlh Nil police El paso during the
I'ng of iho presidents
d, l'i inD hrft time in history Gov
l.h's NJ campbell or Texas today
r hk hat When he arrived at
\, I'a9 10 was dlnicult 10 recognize
t"'' mon under tho unaccsuiomed
''trHr but be- announced Dr. would
Until after President TAFT left
49,, 100 pr ~ Killed him. Heretofore the
n..lDoI has worn a broad brimmed
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BACK FROM THE COAST.

Joseph w. Taylor and wife returned
last evening. from am absence of sew
oral weeks along the Pacific coast ana
in attendance ON the national con'eh-
zion of undertakers at Portland. The
rresident of the association, iu hts ao
dress Maid special compliment 20
Western people, stating that they seen
better posted generally than people ~
Inc east. while as 10 western tiau'
conditions. the western undertaken wa
considerably ahead Of his down easl
brother particularly in the matter "i
handling his buslness-ln h'ituAi
ethics generally.
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STORM KILLED
NINETEEN PERSONS
II Swept Over Portions Of the
States Of Tennessee. Georgia
And Alabama.
REPORTS SLOW IN COMING IN
Damage to Property Great but Nmount
Uuknown--Onc Town Practically
Wiped out.

Memphis. Tenn. oct. IS. The known
dcaih Hst is now 49, and i3 more lives
are reported lost at stantonville. Nc
Nairy county. but this report has not
been verified. Telegraph and telephone
service is crippled ana reports have not
as yet been received from an districts
tn the shiloh national cemetery many
forest trees were uprooted.
Rclatcd dispatches reaching Memphis
early today confirm previous reports
AS to loss of life and property damage
resulting from the storm of wind, rain
and hail which swept through northern
Alabama and middle and western Ton-
nessee last night
An accurate estimate Of property
damage Dis as yet impossible because Of
the decentralization OF wire commuuica-
ton.
Denmark. i'm Madison county Tenn,
probably suffered most This little city
! nre following the passing OF the storm
and continuing tho work of dosuuc-
| ton
At Whitevile factory and church
building were wrecked
Al Ruford station. the Louisville g.
Nashville depot and freight house wore
| DESTROYED and several other structures
| badly damaged
Near Mulberry. the dwelling and farm
houses ON the plantation of Robert
MtttOw were demolished
At Wartaca, a negro settlement. the
town was iovcled.
Al Dyefahurg aud Mercer minor dam
age WAS done.
The storm played havoc with planta-
| ton property. the wind tearing she fr1ii
| frame buildings To- pieces
DESTRUCTION An ATLANTA.
Atlanta. Ca. oct l5-Unroofed
houses aud levcicd trees and shrubbery
mark the wake ot the terrific wand and
| hallstorm which swept over Atlanta
and surrounding country early last
night 80 far as known no lives were
! lost. The property loss is variously cs-
! timated at from $4,000 30 100000
At the height OF the storm street
| car traffic was stopped throughout tho
| city ana live wires broken by tho hail
| were stretched across many streets
! rendering travel dangerous.
At Riverside. rs miles south OF At
| lanta, Mrs. Olga Grey was probably fa-
| tally injured and hyr two children ana
| MIS- Joseph Stubhs seriously hurt boy
| falling timbers. Fifteen others also re-
| CeiYcd slight injuries The path Of the
storm was about onc-f0urth of q mile
| wide
Reports from Rome. Ga, indicate the
! storm damage there win reach far into
/ the thousands Tho crops throughout
that section are said 10 be almost total
/ ly destroyed
At CARTERSVILBE. GA.
Cartcrsvile Ca. oct. l5.--One dead
and "a property loss estimated al $4,000
Is the result of the storm which swept
this section last night
ROCKVILLE WRECKED
Chattanooga Tenn. oct 15--Booze-
vile. a small town 10 miles from Rome
Ga. was wrecked by the storm yestcr-
day Three stores and 80 dwellings Were
demolished
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THE
Saturday News
TOMORROW

oct. NJ will be- the i2Sth aunivers-
airy Of the Yorktown affair ON O,;.
IL. 1881. CORVALLIS sent out his nng
of truce and two days later his
army laid down rs arms A timely
romantic narrative by Richard
spillane dealing with Alexandra
Borthier. the soldier of the Amcr-
can revolution. who became marshal
of France. Napoleons chief of
stan. Prince OF wagram, and Prince
of Neufchatcl win appear eNclu-
sively tomorrow II is of absorbing
interest and historic value
a special contributor 20 Tho Dos
eret News demonstrates that I'm
few years tho Great salt Lake win
put Saltair the Luoin cutoff, and
,he Western Pacific tracks out Of
business.
other features Of the Saturday
issue are as follows
Great Shakcup OF Queen Alexan-
dra's Servants Sets Londous Cos
sips Talking, Illustrated
Russian Railway Thieves Nh1
stole SA000.OOo, Illustrated
old Age Pension Graft the Ruiz
in Gay Old France
Descendant Of Tennyson's Friend
Reveals the Poets Democratic
Spirit
American Minister in China, His
Armed Guards and His Trained AS
sistauts by Frank G.. Carpenter.
illustrated
The Struggle in San Francisco. 10
the Stranger Within the City's
Gates. by George L. Geiger.
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AUTO BATTLES ENGINEER.
CLANCY My-tincd by IT. Operation ana
Must Have Chauffeur.

Louis g. Kelsey who resigned ms
city engineer because De did not sup
port "a O. Mcmillan as "a candidate
for mayor left his office this morning
George o. CLANCY Dds first assistant
who WAS appointed 20 the position of
city engineer temporarily assumed hi,
duties as soon as kelsey left ChaneF
will employ "a chauffeur it Us said. 10
operate The automobile which the city
council bought f1r kelsey. being unable
to drive 90 himself
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NICARAGUAN REV0LUTl0NISTS
ARE MAKING HEA0WAY

Managua, Nicaragua. oct l5.-'rhc rev
outiOnists are now m possession OF
Bluenclds CorintO Greytowu. Rivas.
cape Gracias, Rama and san Juan del
Nortc,
The exact number Of the adherents Of
the revolutionary, leader Juan Estrada,
is not known
president Zelaya is gathering the gov
ernmoui forces for am attack upon she
rcNoluti0nists ut Rama and san Juan del
Nortc.
Estrsdas activities are limited prlcu-
caily 90 thc towns already occupied by
his soldiers
Washington. oct la-Derpitr th' seri-
Gus situation cNisltne tn thc republic
President IelaNa feels confident mat the
government VIII hc able to cope uuccess-
fully with the rcyolutioulsts aud nut
down the uprising. re $50 declared aim
self ia effect in q dispatch received by
Scnor Esplnosl. the Nicuraguan minis
ter at Washington today
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No REPORTS OF PLOT
RECEIVED IN DENVER

Denver oct i5.-No secret service
men have been sent 70 chicago from
Denver. according 10 secret service OF
Scers In this city. A member Of the
Denver stan OF the government secret
service Went 10 III Paso last Wednes-
law however. on receipt OF "a telegram
nom Chief Wilkie No reports Of a
discovery 81 a plot 10 assassinate Pres
dents Taft aud Diaz have been re-
,elved here. and according 10 the Sc
eret service men. no meetings Of ar
srchists haze been held In Denver.
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TERRIBLE STAGE
ACCIDENT NEAR RENO

Reno. Nov. oct lt.-Ouc man lles
at the point OF death ard several oth-
crs are seriously injured AS the result
of hair-raising ride taken in the
Bodie-Thone stage near Lucky Boy.
Nevada. last evening. when the slN
spirited horses took fright ON the Bodlo
grade desert and drafged the uasscll-
gers down steep grade at lightning
speed Driver Frank Williams was
thrown ont and dangerously hurt a
u Thought that be- suffered internal in-
iuics. aud little hope b. held out fnr
hts recovery. THE passengers who
sustained severe injuries were 8 ".
Martin prominent Manhattan opcr-
atnr Mclo plnmez and Florence Flor-
ence. an omTlo Of the Mono mill. all
of whose injuries, while serious arc not
necessarily fatal
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TRANSPORT BUFoRD ARRIVES.

san Francisco. oct. l5.-The United
states army transport Buford arrived to-
day from the Philippines bringing "a
large number Of enlisted men OF tho
Fifty-seNenth coast artillery and many
casuals Among the returning officers
were Mai J. ~ Gardner OF the Wrist
cavalry Capt George -. Arrowsmith Of
The paymastcr's department and Capt
Robert F. Mcmillan Of the coast artil-
lery. The Buford sailed from Manila On
Sept Is
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CUT HIS THROAT WITH
SURGICAL INSTRUMENT

San FrancIsco. oct while await
ms examination n tho operating ruom
of thc Central EmcI gcucf hospital 'n
this city. DAB which ho bad gone fot
mcdir8l treatment hobart T.. uNUu,
paCIdc coast sales manager fnr tnr
Victor safe company, hlleI himself
today hy cutting his throat with a
surgical instrument
owen, who wac "a yeHIr nf HEe hn-
been "a sufferer nom asthma.