The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20

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his daughter. Mrs, Edith c. Hegerty, was
married at his bedside TO John l.. Bishop
of Salina, Kan.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1o.-After
spending two weeks In quarantine, the
| armored cruiser Washington was released
yesterday. No cases OF smallpox have
developed since the Washington arrived
from the north.
NEW YORK, March l9.-An abscess
OF tho brain resulting from a bullet wound
received at some remote period caused the
death OF Mrs. Blanche Davidson writer,
and wife OF a wealthy mine owner at Ely.
New, II was announced at the conclusion
OF an autopsy performed by coroner
physicians. Mrs. Davidson was taken
from her home in West Twenty fourth
street on Wednesday In state Of coma
and died Thursday.
WASHINGTON, March 19-Bubonic
plague has appeared in the Hawaiian ISL
ands. Rear Admiral Cowen +. Rees. COM
mandant OF the naval station at Honolulu.
cabled the navy department that there
were two deaths from plague on the ISL
and OF konokas and two OH the island oil
Hilo. but that there were no other sus-
piciouS cases.
BARTI. .ESVILLE. okla. March ia
deal involving So, 600. 600 worth OF oil prop
erty located within a radius Of a few
miles of Bartlesv!lle has been closed here
by George c. Priestly, acting for a COM
pany OF foreign bankers. The company
will build a pipe line TO the gulf OF Mex
leo and Will export all OF the oil.
CLEVELAND, o., March 19.-Believing
that proper mastlcation OF food has oe-
come u lost art, members OF the National
Dental society in O meeting here launched
a country wide movement to teach the
children OF the public schools how TO
chew: The plan is TO have each chlld's s
mouth examined, teeth treated II neces-
sary, and instructions given in the proper
manner of using tho jaws.
WILSON. Kan. March 1o.-Mrs. Lewis
Doran. aged 80. the wife of llveryman.
and her two young sons, died Yesterday
from burns suffered when an oil lamp ex-
ploded. setting fire to their home The
mother was burned trying TO save the
children.
hundred dollars per head was paid here
yesterday for herd OF 450 Oklahoma fed
beef cattle. This is said 10 be the high
paid In the United States.
LONDON, March 10 - Lieutenant
Shackleton. who holds the record OF fur
ther south and who sails for the United
States today. has his plans well advanced
for another antarctic expedition in 1911
The British explorer professed that his
main objects are scientific Investigations
and geographic studies but the charac-
ter OF the preliminary arrangements
shows that, unless the American and tho
Scott expeditions reach the south pole.
Lieutenant Shackleton will make another
dash for that goal He proposes to use
two ships at Cape Adalr and Adeia land
as his basis OF supplies.
ST. PETERSBURG. March 19.-Fifty
fishermen who were set adrift upon an
Ice foe which broke away from the shore
PotnrhOf a. Shnra n Ia
gulf of Finland are believed 10 have per-
lshed.
BOGOTA. March 19.-Terrorized by the
mob which prevented a resumption of
service by the Bogota City Railway com
pany, the Colombian employees of the
attempts to move the. cars The situa-
tion was relatively quiet, the rioters ap-
pearing to be satisfied for the time be-
Ing.
BERLIN, March 19.-The anniversary
OF the revolutionary outbreak of March,
societies, the. socialists and anarchists
yesterday: A great procession was
formed at daybreak and throughout the
day the line moved slowly past the plot
In the cemetery in the north part Of the
city where are buried the bones OF those
who have their lives for the cause OF
united Germany. The policemen were out
I'm force and directed the order of the
parade. which was made in columns four
deep
NEW YORK. March 1s.--The Lake
Shore railroad has secured the Toledo &
Ohio Central and GAINESVILLE & Western
RAILROADS, according to an announcement
made here The Chesapeake t& Ohio
ngs of Hooking Valley and the Lake
Shore and Chesapeake & Ohio have ac-
quired the Kanawha & Michigan stock
owned by the Hooking Valley.
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ROCHESTER,. n. Y. March 19.-Pres-
idcnt Taft has invited w, S, Fielding
him in Albany today or Sunday for u
conference regarding the Canadian tariff
dispute.
LAMAR. Colo. March 19.-Eli Dewey
aged n. and said TO be cousin of Rear
Admiral Dewey. was struck and killed by
a Santa Fe passenger train at Prowers.
Colo. He was wealthy farmer.
POINT APITRE. Gaudeloupe. March
le.--The arrest at La Capasterre OF sew
eral persons charged with completely In
the rioting during the recent strike OF
between the troops and the population
in which three persons were killed and
several wounded.
LONG BEACH Cal. March 19.-Alex-
ander Mcdonald. president OF several
Standard OH committees in various
states, with headquarters at Cincinnati
died last night at a hotel here Mr. Nc
Donald was SO years old. He came TO
California several weeks ago in quest of
rest. his health having begun to fail
He was accompanied by members OF his
family. The body will be taken at once
to Cincinnati,
ROCHESTER,. y. Y. March 19.-Presi-
dent Taft announced here last night
complete agreement had been reached
with France on all tariff differences and
he would sign q proclamation giving
France the minimum rates OF the Payne
AldrIch law,
DENVER. March 19.-The Brown
Palace, one of Denyers best known ho-
tells, has become n part OF the endow-
ulent of the Myron Stratton home for
aged miners, which is to be built In Eel
Iaso county This Is In compliance with
the Will OF the late w, S. Stratton. The
trustees of the home instead OF selling
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