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Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-12

At LaHrenee-Eirst game: Broctuon .. Lawrence Second game: Brockton o. Lawrence 0. Called Sth by agreement
 At HayerhiIl-L-nn 5. Hsverhln 2
 At Fall Riser-Norcester l, Fall River 2. At New Bedford-LoHeu 0. New Bedford 5.
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MON NEY.

New York. Aug. 11.-Money on call easy. 1-2@13-4 per cent, ruling rate l 3-4, last loan 1 1-2, closing bid 1 1-2. offered at 1 1-2.
 Time loans easier; sixty days 3,nine- ty days 8 3-4, six months 3-4@5
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-12
raftxiII. Tsam Challenges.

The F. C. A. C. wants a game for Saturday with Jewett City. Taftville Cadets, Ponemah Stars or any other team. Answer through The Bulletin.
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EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
Eastern League
Ne~ EnsIsnd Leasue.

At Newark-Aontresl 2. Newa=k I. At BslfinoIe-TornHto 5. Baltimore l. At Providence Buffalo ( Providence :.
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Noah Webster. Strengthening Team.

The Noah Websters of Norwich Town are reported to be strengthen ing their team in preparation for their game with the Norwich State Hospital on Saturday They seem to be making a strenuous effort to make sure of this game.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-12

Runs, AIiddletown Edgar, Dunlap. for Will mantle Nichols. ODonnel Campion; two base hit Nichols; balls. of Bates 3. of Smith 7; struck Bates O. by Smith = double play O'Mars to O'Donnell D'Andrea; stolen base N1ch- wild pitch, Smith sacrifice hits. Dunlap, De- Mara; sacrifice fly, ODonneil first base on erroIss MiddIetown $. Willirantfc l; left on bases Middle 5. WiIlimantic 4; time, hour; umpire, M |. Sullivan. Attendance $50
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-12
Pittsbura

| Brooklyn. N Y-, Aug 11--Pittsburg Brooklyn in their first clash of the today. to O. It brilliant fielding contest
 in which the outfelders carried of the honors The
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-12
Amr.,c.n LEAGUE srAnp,sa.
walsh Strikes Out IS ss..sn Eaters.

Chicago. Aug. Il--walsh within strike of euualiing the American league record today against Boston flaming fifteen batters and allowing three hits. the White Sox winning to Q on Dough- triple fin followed Purteils rifre fly smith allowed but three hits. Walsh is ort for record. In line last 35 23 innings he has pitched Inc b.anked his opponents. struck out 3S batters and given but Il hits The score:
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BrocSlsu.
Giant, Take Two from cincInn.t
Cincinnati
| New vork

New York Aug. Il.--Sew York took gar from Cincinnati today to i and to 2. Tn wers/four home runs Pade Scores;
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.F.vorite Wins at s.ratos..

Saratoga N. Y.-Aug 11.-Olambala, te fsvcritss easil| won the Cham plain ~hzndseap, one and ohe-eishth m l ies,- he9e tedtw
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-12
Second game
 clescian d
Maraan., wIIan,,. L.st fer L.ad.r,.
Philadelphia.
petroit.

Detroit. Aug 1I.-NcrFan's viidness fatal to Philadelphia today aud Detroit victor in hill fight by Of to {. Murphy made home run. The
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
National Leasue.
Pittsbura Shut. Out erookIyn.

At Boston Boston Chicago game postponed; wet grounds.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-12
w.,bin,ton T.t,. Two from cI
HlN
 Cleveland
Washington.

CtsveIand. O.. Aug II.-ws shington two games scores:
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THURSDAYS BASEBALL RESULTS.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE STANDING.
Connectieut leaaue.

Holyoke-Nzterbury II. HoIyoke r.
 At New Brttain-Birst HsrtforH |. New Britain 5. Second game; Hartford ,. New Brit ain 1
 At Nerthamrton-New Haven :. Northampton 3. At Bndgeport-SpnnsfcId 8. Bridgeport Q.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-12

TotaIs,
 ~Battsd for Eaus<r in Sth-
 ~-bafted for Willis in 9th-
 Higgins out hit by batted ball Sccrc by innings: St Lsuis .--.------.-0 o-5 PhiIa adsIphia --...0 Q Q 3 l ~-6
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-12
keN Xerk
Totals. s2 II 27 15
Philiies Defeat St. Loui. 6
Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Aug. II.-St. Louis defeated 3.
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Chioaso-
8Q-tcn.
HishIan nder. Win a Ton Innins Game.
Ct [ nufx

St Iouis Aug. lI.-New York tied today's same
 with St. Louis iIs the ninth inning and in the tenth. [ ]. score:
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the stipulated thirty minutes the game was called because of rain.
 The score and summary:

Totals. 20 5 15 2 Totals, IS IS
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4Bsted for Criger in sth.
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l | . . 0 o o-4
 c 8 0 2 o 0 0 -5

#BatteG for McNillan in 9th. %ABatted for Rowan in 9th-
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Cincinnati.

Score by innings; Cincinnati .... .... New York ........ Second game
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
BURNING MINE IS
TOMB OF TEN MEN
State Official Says Owners Of Col
liery Were Warned Of Danger
Long in Advance.
RESCUE PARTY WORKS HARD
Small Hope Any Will Be Brought
Out Alive, but Agonized
Relatives Wait.
RESCUE PARTY WORKS HARD

DENVER Colo, Dec. 1S.-Bad air and
the great quantity OF debris from fallen
roofs and walls in the Leydcn mine.
where ten mon arc entombcd result
OF the fire. which broke out Wednesday
night, checked the progress of rescuers
today, and the party covered little more
ihau coo feet OF the two and half
miles OF distance from the bottom of
shaft No. / 10 the spot where the i'm
prisoncd men are supposed TO be.
Il is believed To be physically impos-
siblc for the rcscuers 10 reach the men
before tomorrow, if then, and there is
pra ctically no hope entertained that the
men will be found alive.
Today the rescue party, headed by
Prof j. G. Roberts. In charge OF the gov
erpment rescue car, encountered num-
Der OF dead mules. and IL WAS neceSSsr ~
to remove their csrcasscs aud dispose OF
the sicleenins stencil before further prog
rcss could be made. Later great masses
of debris almost hllirs the seventh level
had TO be attacked and thc removal OF
enough OF this wTeckaSe TO permit of a
passage required hours Of time
Tne entrance To the shaft through
rorcd of al tho surface. and only those
engaged in the work are permitted TO ap-
uroach
Relatives of the imprisoned men re-
MAIN fphSlaHtiN dl lllc StGIb-s
Labor Commissioner e. V Brake. the
duties of whose office call for investiga-
tion Of all mine disasters. today gave out
an Interview In which he asserts that
there was little or no attempt made 10
~makc the Lcydcn mine safe.
He stated that two weeks ago the COM
pany Officials notified him that they were
going to install fan in the workings,
Commissioner Brake said nc suggested
thaL the mine hc shut down while The
fan was being placed. hut the company
officials did not approve Of this saying
that the property could he worked while
the fan was being placed.
Several days later Commissioner Brake
said a friend oi his who WAS employed
in the mine came to him and told him
that the dust WAS so deep in the mine
that ne found II necessary 10 shovel II
into a pile before nc could find solid
ground for laying a track.
After the track was laid, this friend
told tho commissioner. the dust was
shoycled back as = filler between the
tICg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
PRESIDENT MAKES HIS
CLERKS WORK LONGER

WASHINGTON Dec. 1e.-President
Taft today authorized the members of
his cabinet To increase tho working hours
Of the various department clerks in
Washington by requiring them 10 report
half an hour earlier In the morning or to
remain half an hour later in the after
uoon.
As 10 putting the new order into effect.
however Mr.. Taft left tho matter TO
tho various depa heads. Just what
the outcome Will he is problcms tics!.
Some OF the cabinet officers arc said TO
favor the longer working day. while
others are not so sure il would prove ad-
yantaGcous.
Because OF the character Of the fight
recently wssed against adding haif an
hour TO the sever-hour day, the presi-
dent was DISPOSED TO put the new order
into efCcc: ~ once. One of the argu-
mcnts against requiring the clerks 10
work until . y. M, instead Of 40 was
that i! would Keep them from going TO
the baseball games in the summer. The
merchants OF the city made protest,
saying the later hours would require
them 10 keep their shops open until late
in the evening.
The cabinet spent some time on the
subject today. In some. bureaus OF tn"
government il MAS said. the longer hours
already arc being observed. In som" OF
the depa rtmcnts the problem was said To
not SO so much an increase in the hours
as the cutting of OF unnecessary en-
pIoSecS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
NORTON FATHERS SCHEME
TO MAKE HIS JOB SAFE

WASHINGTON. Dec. l6,---Abolitlon Of
the office OF assistant secretary 10 the
president and "a complete reorganization
of the executive force are provided in the
legislation and executive bill pending In
congress
Tho changes. suggested by Secretary
Norton. to put the executive force on u
permanent and non political footing. have
been approved by the house committee
on appropriations and probably will be-
come law.
Instead of two assistant secretaries 10
the president at $4,000 n year each the
new bill provides for an executive clerk
at $4,000 and a chief clerk at $4,000 An
appointment clerk al s35o0 takes the
place Of the present executive clerk at
S2a0O
Two expert stenoEraphcrs arc provided
for at $500 each. an accountant at the
same figures and two correspondence
clerks az S225o each. Other clerkshiD
salaries run from $4,000 down 10 $1,000 a
year.
The total appropriation for the cNccu-
tive office, including th" .sccre,srys sal
AIRY nj $4,000 a year. Is s10,S@0, n de-
crease OF $500 from the current year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
Madero's Men Fight Battle at
La Junta, Routing Force
Numbering Over 1000.
PRISONERS ALLOWED TO GO
AFTER GIVING UP ARMS
Americans on Auto Tour Cap
tured by Mexican Bandits
and Held for Ransom.

Ell PASO Texas, Dec. 1s.-Fcderai
troops we're completely overthrown In an
engagement lasting several hours at La
Junta, small town near Minaca, on
the Mexican Northwestern & Orient road.
according TO authentic information re-
cciyed here. AT i:30 this evening the
remnant OF the federal troops. number
ing 80. surrendered their arms and am
munition and were allowed 10 depart I'D
the direction OF Chihuahua.
Owing TO the wires being cut in man!
places no details OF the battle can be
secured 4 telephone wire running north
through the mountains brought the news
TO the Juarez branch OF tns MSSsco ,,aro
overwhelmingly defeated and SURVIVORS
| had surrendered. The federal forces
numbered over 1000 men and We're III
command OF Generals Navarro and Her
nanGcz. :,
The fight at La Junta Is believed 70
| be a continuation Of the battle reported
! In tho vicinity OF San Andres Ihursdas
Try to Run Trains.
/ An effort was made today TO run trains
over the Mexico Northwestern into chi
huahua but with what success cannot
| be learned. The railway officials admit
that the iusurreetos nTe In complete con
troll Of the entire region and that trat-
! fic is practically at a stancstill
| Enrique Gornores. son OF wealthy
| chihuahua family and graduate OF Cor,
nell university, and an American friend
named l.. II. Wehlhim, we're captured
| by bandits while on an automobile tour
! TO Santa Clara Wednesday. Ii is as
| serted that the men arc being held FOR
| a ransom of $4,000.
! Three carloBds OF troops bound Tor
Casas Grantcs and the Mormon colonies
| Of Chihushua reached Juarez this after
noon and were at once sent forward 10
their. destination
| FL Vale and other towns in The Nicin-
IiIv OF the Mormon colonies iii Cnihua-
| hua. has been given official recognition
| learned that a buudred cavalrymen were
| disern bs rsed Thursday at Gallesos. north
! from Chihuahua. from where they were
sent across country to the region az
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
INSURANCE COMPANIES
ADMIT HAVING COMBINE

NEW YORK Dec. 16.-Gt WAS brought
out at the fire insurance investigation
10y the Joint legislative committee today
that the i've companies along tho At
lantic coast arc Joined in an sssocia =
ton To look after all things affecting The
business. particularly contemplated lcgis-
lation.
Frank Lock. manager OF the Atlas AS
surancc association Of London. testified
that he was president of the Eastern
Union on. of three organizations of fire
Insurance corporatiors embracing the en-
tire United States,
Mr. Lock said the chief object OF tho
Union was lo look after Legislative mat
ters aud that II also tried 10 keep down
commissions and tho general cost Of busi-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17

NEW YORK Dec. is.-E. Audcmar RS
and Andre Rcliot French aviators, ar
rived here today TO make plan foc tho
trauscouttDcn,aI flight from New York
tn san Francisco. for which William Il.
Hearst has offered "A priz" of $4,000.
The prize Was declared open ON DC
tohcr 10. 1910. and may he CONNECTED Tor
at any time before October Ia, 1911. TE"
winner must cuv"r the distance Within
thirty days. but ho may make as many
s,ons for food, fuel aud repairs as he
wishes.
Under direction of the Acr"nautical
reserve. Louis IT. HHuey. AN engineer.
called today lor. Panama To survey tho
route across the isthnuS which Clifford
Il. Harmon intends 20 follow In BIZ
plane early In March. There are few
landing places along the canal and what
there urc must b" mapped and marked.
The course viii be marked 5y box kites.
set out at five-milc intervals. Govern =
ment hclograph stations also will fash
directions.
The take OF the Night viii be from
The deck OF the steamship on which Mr..
Harmon Will make the trip 10 Panama.
but Instead of starting from platform
built 10 oyerhang the ships stern, the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17

away from mis- face to enable him 10
breathc. When his mouth appeared
above ground the laborer whispered
that dirt was pressing go hard against
his chest that it was being crushed
The young woman ran back 10 'the
house and secured n shovel. With this,
after working desperately for ten min
utes. she cleared away enough dirt TO
relieve the terrible pressure OH hls
chest.
Miss tharon was then so exhausted
that she could work no more, and the
laborer was stu prisoner beneath
the dirt. although enough had been
cleared away 80 save bis life. The
young woman called some men who
were passing, and they completed the
rescue work, Young was taken Iato
Mr.. Charon' S house ard soon recovered
sufficiently TO 20 to his lodgings In a
street car. His leg was wrenched. but
the injury is only temporary. and it is
likely that he will suffer no serious
effects from his experience Of beng
buried alive. Young is in the employ
! OF j. A. Ionng aud Dowse x Morris,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
MURDER" CAUSES PANIC
AMONG GIRL STUDENTS

BERKELEY. Cal. Dec. 16.--Thc sound
of a pistol shot followed by the discov
cry OF "a PROSTATE figure. brought terror
TO the occupants OF the Bide -a-Wee club
house an establishment OF women stu
dents OF The University OF California. The
tragedy occurred outside the house at
midnight Wednesday.
\ murder cal was sent to the police
aud n squad soon arrived. Girls in night
garments pcered from windows and doors
To asl, about the fate OF the victim.
Tic Nsecms To De dead" said an Of
6ccr.
TIL" body was clad in suit al college
model and on the hat the initials ''E II
were noted. The policemen carried their
find TO the station and began search,
Not iii then did they find that the vic
Tim WAS Il dummy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
! CAPTAIN JARVIS QUITS
GUGGENHEIM COMPANIES

SEATTLE. Wash. Dec. ls.-AccoroinE
4" the Post t-fntelligencer. Captain David
H. Jarvis. secretary and treasurer OF all
tho GuggSuheim Alaska transportation
corpora ticns. rcorSauized from the old
J. r. & y. fisheries, and the man who
interested The Morgan -Guggcnhcim syn
dicat" in Alaska. has resigned. Captain
Jarvis. who is = wealthy man. Will en-
gage III mining in Alaska. He Was for
m"rly officer in the revenue cutter
service and received gold medal from
congress for rcscuing starving whalers
at Point Barrow. Alaska. Mrs. Jarvis
is 4 niece of Mrs UettN Grcen-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
tORlOSITY AND PRESENCE
OF MIND .SA We A LIFE
'''sS'sF Watching Sewer Digger Caught in Caue-i2
Calls Big Sister, Who Rescues Man,

eay souhgster's curiosity and a
.,., u'nan's presence Of mind and
I. ueorge =" Young, q laborer living
b Yomn v orpheum avenue. owes his
sih an "ng was completely buried be,
az eva M avalanche Of sand and dirt
h'raoon for sever Thursday
pic cb,,,1nut hut was rescued bv Miss
'sghtsr" sr"arton; seventeen Years old the
ssntb st ot 4, j. Cbaron Of ok ra.t
y bssn south street. after the alarm @
q given by Mr. Charon;s little
,ssiiua' a''u4ester was watching young
laIcn's ,a ,ae sewer in front Of NJ
y and ,esldence suddenly the i Ioosn n =.
z Nth H. bs;snd that Young had "t tbrown roO99
ttsly bu,;o NJ; shovel caved in and ",o% com u
q Tan pOaf,ed , the laborer. The Tn iittIc T@th
3 kene snen the young woman @ rs'rea rcacbnG m,I
y VA M ,Sy only part OF the laborsr' Ienrne9 q
sSEsa S;m Sa;nOve the lirt that had t'oaS, cayed
~ and firn1Sds inands The girl dug frautj-
"a''y moved enough dirt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
||IP At TAWNEY
| WITH WAR CLUB
u,TachIan, Hobson and Others
Take Fling at Watchdog of
a the Treasury"
|cIJI,S 1T MURDER TO KEEP
RACK FACTS on DEFENSE
perah Votes for Resolution
Providing Election of Sena-
tors by People.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-con-
: ress will adjourn Wednesday, De
: sfmbsr 81, for the holidays. Ses-
!: ions will be resumed at noon
: Thursday, January 5, 1911.
!; In the senate today the omnl-
! sus hill occupied all the time.
! Senator Bristow endeavored to
!; have stricken ont the item of
! s8l2 900 for French spoliation
! claims, but failed.
! By { 2 to l vote the sub-com-
! uittee of the senate authorized
: isyorabIe report Of the measure
! proyiding constitutional amend
nent authorizing the election of
4 xnators by the people,
4 In the house the urgent def
!; tiency bill was reported: also the
4 bill for executive, judicial and
I legislative appropriations, This
1 bill carrying S35, 1925, ,2e9 was being
!; debated at adjournment.
I 4 Both the senate and house will
meet tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
ARRESTED WHEN SHE PUTS
ON W0MAN'S CLOTHES

PUEBLO. Colo, Dec. I6.-When sha
donncd woman y clothes for the first
time in three wears today. Mrs. Salic
Starter, who has worked as a section
hand near here for three wears, was
arrested for vagraucy. She told the po
lice she could do much work as
man and could make more money BY
working on the grades disguised than
she could earn as woman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
RAILROAD CASHIER Is
MURDERED On WAY HOME

FORT WORTH. Tex. Dec. i6.-Mys-
tory surrounds the death OF Charles r.
Mouser. assistant cashier Of The Fort
Worth s. Denver rnilroai. who died at
II loca, hospital today az the result Of
wounds received last night. M"Uscr
staggered into the Missouri avenue Meth
odist parsonage ,a.t night seriously
wounded about the head He was uu-
able To write or talk When attacked j
Nuascr was on his way home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
VIRGINIA UX0RICIDE
PUT TO DEATH IN CHAIR

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 1S.-John j.
Smuthe. a bo ortender, vino shot and killed
hiy wife and Young daughter AT ;heir
home in Norfolk last August. was eiec-
irocutcd in the pen'cntiaVy here today.
Jim S!tlinSton, colored vino robbed
and murdc red seventy -ycar-od white
woman In Rockingham last August, was
also put 10 death.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
FRENCH 4 VIATORS COME
TO FLY CROSS CONTINENT
Air Pilots Hope to Win $50, 900 Prize offered for Voy
age from NeU York to Frisco

aeroplann will rise from runway lS0
feet long. bgilt parallel 10 the keel.
Between the running channels there
will h" open space To permit Tree
circulation of air. that pressure on
The planes will bc the same during the
Initial run as during the flight Itself.
These precautions. II is thought. VIII
make the rising conditions much tho
same aboardshIp az on land The plat
form will be bult and shipped In boxes.
II Gun be set uT in two lours.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17

WASHINGTON. Dee. 16.--If tits
6sutry is unpreparcd for war. as Of
|Stals Of The military arm of the gov
|r1mcnt claim it to be, there was evi-
lnee at the capitol today that the
|nns condition does not extend 10 those
|-sabers OF congress who have become
hroivcd iB discussion OF the subject.
Criticism and invcctivcs were the mis-
|iis srcd in broadsides from the op-
psiug factions. the exchanges taking
b iO-m Of typewriter statements in
|Ssitd each side 3sSailcd the motives OF
/ " oibcT
NJ Tawues. chairman of the COM
,iiiec On appropriations, was tue TAR
/ ~ Of those who have sought to have
r1dc public, a special report sent TO
|Rtgress dealing with the state of the
|linUpai defcnses This report was re
etlcd heesUsc tine house of representa-
tios declined 10 accept in confidence
.hsniiiav secrets it was supposed 10
/ |tnnisn
Call Tawney "Alleged Patriot"
NJ. Mellachlap characterized Mr..
asney as belonging to that class OF
aueged patriots who have kept the
auoo In utter ignorance until war
is conc and has then placed unframed,
eiuloIed men. armed with obsolete
s'apSDs, ~ the field TO uphold the ma
i,ssl honor.
M lawney said the lfcLaehlan
eoIullon was not introduced in good
A. Hobsou charged that Mr.. Taw-
was nos deliberately misleading
y q lengthy statement be accused
(, tsHoey Of rccklessucss and crit
~ MN Tor his position against for
'Ds9i'on of the canal.
"'er citing Mr.. Tawncy's record on
II, suoleci of national defcnses, Mr..
Ut Tawney is the person most re
Esable for the present utter lack Of
|fsarcancss.
~, ~;,ls'sry Meyer, continuing his dis.
/kfa o. Inc naval appropriation bill.
,s,;, .oe house committee on naval
rshs, SAID today be did not expect
80 "ar IN his lifetime. Several
snsNs OF The military affairs com
Id llotce General Wood as saving
su s,,'e,nmeni :, should be ready for
@ any time.
'0puiar Election Of Senators.
,ts 'ote OF to |, subcommittee
tl,y .n,ie nate committee on Judiciary
s,.ola .,norlzed a favorable report on
/ts,t 'n =. Tor constitutional amend
|ftitsd provide for the election of
|r,bs nses s,aies senators by direct vote
'rs borsh and Rsyner voted for
I.Oolnued on Page Three.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
Westerners in New York.

Special To In" Tribune,
NEW YORK. Dec. l6.-AInong wesl-
erners registered at The New York no
tcls are; A. H. Blrdsell at Hotel York
y. r. Whitman a the Manhattan. A. 2,
Bradley n the Hermitage, Miss +. Cowan
at The Park Avenue,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17

News Summary
DEPARTMENTS.
Page
DOMESTIC.

1awney savagely attacked for sup
pressing facts about nations
unpreparedncss for war ..
Democrats to caucus to plan
whack at tariff -...-..
Mexican rebels win signal vic
iOlN
Blizzard sweeps over Atlantic
COdbl
Uncle Sam after gct-rich h.quick
Burning mine tomb Of ten men. .
French aviators will try flight
from New York TO Sau Fran
cisco .., ..,,.,..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
LOCAL,

Curiosity. coupled with presence
of mind. saves man s life. ...
State to sell its land ...... 2
Clerks here TO take up 'store
card ,. IL
Former woman attendant at men
tai hospital said 10 be insane 10
Teachers of state TO meet here in
annual convention ........,.1 16
Husband In arrears with alimony
narrowly escapes Jail ........ .16
Sunday schools to form union. 10