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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
PURPOSE OF CONSPIRACY
OF COL. JORGE VALERA
u Was Ia Compel Intervention of the
United States In Cuban Affairs, Ac-
cording to Cuban Govt AdNices.

| Havana, July t2.-The purpose Of tho
| conspiracy for which the mulatto, Col.
| Jorge Valera, and his associates were
arrested yesterday was to compel
| American Intervention. according TO the
| governments Information.
The secretary OF the interior has is
sued an Official statement that It Was
learned some days ago that II was de-
signed to blow up bridges and rail
ways and destroy property OF forelg n-
| ers with the hope OF compelling this
result
The suspects being poor and ignorant,
most Of them negroes, the secretary be-
/ lieved they were acting under the in
sugation and orders of persOns OF SUI
per1or intelligence. Further invest ga
| ton resulted in the discovery that the
suspects were in constant communica-
| ton with a stock broker whose name t.
unknown.
A description OF him has boon OBJ
tanned and the police are making
search for him.
The arrests were delayed until tile
four conspiratorS had started for Ntajn
Bremeja whittier a trunk containing
arms and dynamite had been shipped
the same day and where, II r. believed
they intended TO begin operations.
When arrested one Of the COnSpiratoT-s
named Vacrlano Pico made state
ment declaring that the whole con
spiracy was a fake and merely an at
tempt to make a pretense OF uprising.
Its purpose he said was not 10 causs
American Intervention but simply to
break the local stock market 10y com
hitting some damage not serious 10
property.
Only four persons We're concerned
in the conspiracy. he said. the rest Of
the eight arrested knowing nothing
of the plot. The prisoner further de-
clarcd that the plot was first sug-
gested by an agent Of the government
who Informed him ne knew an indi-
yiduaI willing to pay Pico and his
four comrades $1,000 each and To
furnish explosives A. they would go
into the country and start a fake re-
Volution.
The government agent declined TO
give the name OF his principal, but
assured PiCo he was connected with
the bourse and desired simply to de
press tho market.
4 few days later three conspirators
started for the scene Of operations,
Pico remaining in Havana TO receive
the promised $40. 200. According to "A
statement to Vicente Blanco. who
professed to have some knowledge Of
the conspiracy Pico informed him
that Senior san Miguel. the editor OF
la Lucha was the person financing
the conspiracy.
The authorities apparently attach
no importance TO this charge a.
Senior san Miguel sailed FOR New
York yesterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
,#,r Conference With ROoseVe''
wv .,,ss It Known He win Stump
Calf california for Hiram Johnson.
mi oNeL PROBABLY FOR HIM
-, FORESTER wnl Also Speak Tor
h''' ,n, Who l. Opposing Con-
gresham Mckinley

81 ruiv 12.-Gi1ord Plncho'
NV a today that he would leave
i'nV car,ornia tomorrow to take the
10 IN behalf Of Hiram Johnson VINO
stump 'o, me gubernatorial nom'na-
- endorsed for that honor by
~ Lincoln Roosevelt league 0'
iorna. ..,,o,ent was
M shortly after "A conference with
n''I poo.evelt. in which Marshal sum
Los Angeles, Cali also 'ooA
"H NJ pinchot said he would make
%. snseches in behalf OF Mr. john
~" caadldacy, which he indicated
~u .,ng strongly opposed By the OLD
w. vs. republican organizations OF th"'
state mar Marshal
go, would say that Col Roosevelt
"a ,I,en his assurances Of support 10
~ ,ohoson's gubernatorial aspira-
t,, the fact that Mr.. Pinchots
.1.,rcsment came within a few MIN
~. o,,er leaving col Roosevelts OF
~ fused the general belief among
ne - mot Mr. Roosevelt endors-
a M. Johnson. g. cuia,t
varsbaj Sumson said GOV bI,le.t
Ia NOT seek another noinlha'loh
"a hat the old hne Republican or
sar,,ations were backing tn' eanu,
- Of Charles f. curry ana Aiue"
lndsrson lie declared tne L'i'.oi",
p,seyeU league was seeh'hs
~ore representative party government
Will. SPEAK FOR INSURGENTS.
After making his announcement MI
Pinshol said; 80. .o.chos IN cal
,,,,,is IN behalf Of William Kent an
''"rrgsnt candidate for the nomina-
Non ior Congress ,
ID Kent Is opposing Congressman
u.Vinley. who seeks re- nomination
NJ pincnot said he had already
,.sIs arrangements to make one speech
y, NJ Johnson in California but did
rot know how many more ne might
.sk, he said he would stop at
Xsb,ss CITY ana address the knlfe ana
~ .flab on "Cofiserrs tton' on JalN
Il Il was before this cltS tnat Speah-
= Cannon made bis attack on the IN
gIstris.
Bs,ass Mr.. Pinohot and Marshal
snsr. col. Roosevelt, who came 10
n, aiy from oyster Bay, had several
oihg VISITORS during the day, The call
or acluded Herbert Knox smith, com
missioner Of corporations; Prof, L.
Bailey Of Cornell. chairman Of the
Roosevelt country life commission;
representatives. W. S. Bennett OF New
York and Charles N. Fowler OF New
Jersey
A delegation from Macon. Ga, COM
psd Of f. w. Stetson. w a. Dun
woody, a cousin Of Col. Roosevelt and
Postmaster Harry Stillwell Edwards,
aled on Col. Roosevelt to request
hlm to make a speech at Macon.
Col Roosevelt during the forenoon
he'd a conference with James w.
Naisworth Jr. speaker Of the as
sembly Of New Work Mr. Wads-
worth was the FIRST OF the Republican
state leaders who have opposed the
Hughes primary measure to call on
Gel Roosevelt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
SCORES INJURED BY
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION

Pittsburg, Pa, July IA powder
magazine at Cabot, Pa. exploded
early today, killing at least one
person and injuring about 20 others
The magazine was the property OF
the standard Plate Glass company
and contained 1000 pounds Of dyna-
mite and 5000 pounds OF blasting
powder
The report OF the explosion was
heard for miles around and the
scores Of persons injured we're near
~ all some distance from the maya
zine.
The one man killed had gone 70
20 the magazine to get powder for
use at tho quarries
Shortly after he was seen 20 en-
ter the explosion occurred and he
was blown 10 fragments, leaving no
clue a. U how tho powder became
ignltod.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
RAILROAD TRAIN
STRIKES AUTOMOBILE

Chicago. July l2.-Five persons were
seriously Injured shortly before mid
night last night. when an automobile
in which they were riding, was struck
by an Illinois Central railroad passen-
ger train al East seventy third street
and Railroad avenue, All were taken
to the Washington Park hospital.
Those hurt were Mrs. n. clyde, Mrs
n. NJ Flanagan. Thomas Robertson.
william Shepherd and Miss Grace
Spencer.
Owing 10 a sharp turn in the road,
Shepherd. the chauffeur. was unable n
see the train until he had driven the
machine upon the tracks.
Seeing that collision was inevitable,
Shepherd tried 10 increase tho speed ~
the machine and pass In front Of the
engine He was unsuccessful. however.
All Of the occupants were thrown from
the car.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12

troubled with heart attacks for sew
eral weeks, and FIVE weeks ago the
family physician advised Mrs. White
70 be prepared for just what occurred
this morning
The funeral will be held at 4 o'clock
Thursday afternoon at the seventeenth
ward cha pol, after which the burial
viii take place Ga the family plot in
the city cemetery. Friends may review
the remains at the family residence
that same day from until $3.50
The deceased was born Aug. a. 1885
at Haken, Pembrokeshire, South
Wales. He was the son OF William
White and Ann Thomas White. Jan. rs.
1883, he married Miss Clara Feveryear
he having come to Utah in 1875.
At one time he was half owner of
Antelope Island. where Herefords
were being raised at the time. At the
time OF his death he was life
member OF the state Fair association,
and one OF the seven presidents Of
the Third quorum Of seventy one OF
his prominent characteristics was his
strong love Of family and friends
This was particularly shown at the
ward gathering few weeks ago when
the ward members met to do honor
TO his son Chauncey Leland White
Just prior TO his starting on his mis-
sion 70 Germany where he went June
II
surviving the deceased are
widow, fye sons and five daughters,
all OF whom are residents OF Salt
Lake as follows: william Henry q
White. Thomas c. White. Ada Irene
White. Chauncey Leland White,
Hazel Ann White. Cornelius George
White. Myra White, Bryan L. White.
Mabel Clara White and Gertrude
White. He is also survived by the fol-
lowing brothers and sisters: William
l. White. Joseph =. White, (chief I
deputy In the county sheriff's odiceD 2
David II. White. Thomas White. Mrs. .
Robert Taylor. Mrs william ID Neal.
Mrs. Ada Cannon. and Miss Jeanle
White all residents OF Salt Lake r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
POSTAL SAVINGS DEPOSITS
IN UNITED KINGDOM

Washington, July 12-Congress hav-
ing enacted a hill for postal savings
banks system i'm the United state.
consul General John r. Grlfhths OF
London had submitted 10 this govern
mcnt reports Of the postal savings o..
erltlons In the United * ingd0m. wher
the deposits amount 10 nearly billie
dollars.
Deposits IN postal savings I'm a.
United kingdom IN 1905 aggregate
s2l7 81. oil, and the Withdrawals In tho.
same year aggregated Se2O.9t6.7l4 In
1907 when financial conditions We're
less stable, the amount withdrawn ex-
ceeded the amount deposited by So
7s5.S3 The largest number Of with
demand.
The total sum TO the credit Of the
u,ols,25l deposltors IN the postal saw
inss banks OF the United Kingdom on
Dec. 81. 1905. was &7s1.7s4.5ss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
ONE WORD WILL SET
CHARLTON PORTER FREE

New York July i2.-Only a word
from the state department at Wash
ington Is necessary TO set Porter
Charlton free This was made an
parent today when Prosecutor
Pierre p Garvcn WAC told that UNI
official adVices from Washington
Indicated that the United states
government would not grant the re-
quest OF the Italian government for
extradition 10 Italy OF the confessed
wife murderer
"1f the United States government
sends word 20 me that Il viii not
the Italian government. / will not
hold the prisoner" said Mr.. Garven
An application will be made 10 the
court for Charlton's release as soon
as such word, in event 1t should
come. arrives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
FIRST SESSION OF
GRAND LODGE OF ELKS

Detroit Mich. July I2.-The nrst sos
sion " the srand lodge OF Elks IN con
liz thought the grand officers will be re
elected without opposition with the eN-
ception 81 the contest anticipated for the
position OF commandments
F. g. Robinson. incumbent. Of Dubuque.
Ia George ID. BoEtick ~ Grand Rapids
nud David McArrou Of Port Huron. Mich
igan. are candidates for this ofnce At
lanuc city is working hard for the next
convention
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
FIDELITY TRUST
COMPANY MEETING

Louisville Ky, July t2-At "a directors
meeting OF the Fidelity Trust company
today ~ WIS announced that stockhold-
ors Of the concern. which include many
Of the leading capitalists OF the city. had
made up a fund 90 meet any loss or
losses that have. or will come to the COM
pany. M TO one million dollars. This
amount OF August Ropke's defalcations,
which are thus made good. will never be
known. although rumors place II at 500
on to 800. 90
Ropke. who was the assistant secretary
81 the company. was arrested yesterday
charged with making false entries and
Misrepresentation OF funds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
"sSlCAN CHEMICAL
SocleTY CONVENTION

saies ara 'h,e.sco, July i2.-Nfa,, Al.
uhltsd s,d mere from an seot,o Sny dele
ena r.o o.etes 10 attend ~ S'o ms OF the
ehsnics, 'al assembly Of az az ior.y-sec-
81 Frarc,ss society which meet, s'nerlcan
boon W.. hotel at 6 o'clocse e ~, at the
e!al furo,,hy sightseeing Trim mus after
hs ylsitosr,ooh have been az, suia 80
eminent ~ among whom az Tor
iissrch n me work OF ohenIoi many
lsc,s 10 america Amon~ ~ re-
srs pho,o,,. considered an ~. 'ae sun
..salen.h, Apply control os ssssions
iood pres pres , o. shelter fumes n Smoke;
eSt,atlon !, valves and electr, as's OF
VI suspended matters ''e pre-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
C0PPERHEAD ATTACKS
A YOUNG WOMAN

Huntington. Pa. July IA three
foot copperhead snaHe sprang at Miss
Amelia Ergler from the tor 90 a stone
wall yesterday as she was returning
fror, work In a book binlcry and
struck 1T her arm. II fastened its
fangs in the sleeve OF her dress. the
weight OF the reptile pulling the fabric
away from the flesh and preventing
incubation by the poison. Before the
snake could recover for another attack
It was killed by men attracted b. the
girls screams, - -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
FIVE-YEhR- BOY
SAVES HIS MOTHERS LIFE

Pueblo Colo, July 12.-Mrs Samuel
Yarberryl wife OF a ranchman Wing
near Pueblo. was struck by lightning
last night. Her clothing took n-e and
she was saved from being burned 20
death while unconscious by her 5-ycar-
old son. who extluRuished the flames
with a bucket OF water Ms Yarherry
probably will lie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
Dies Suddenly at His Home Early
This Morning of Heart
Trouble.
PROMINENT CATTLE RAISER
Identified With the State Fair and
Business Enterprises for Years
-EuneraI Thursday,

John H. White. age 50 wears. man
aser Of the White Dressed Meat com
pany, formerly vice president OF the
state Fair association. prominent cat
ueman and meat man. died suddenly
OF heart trouble at 12 80 am Tuesday
morning at HIS residence 266 north Sec
ond West street. He worked all day
Monday; was AT the office up to y
O'Clock: came home and ate a hearty
supper; went 20 bed. woke up at 1890
am. complaining that he felt III. and
In half an hour expired, He has been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
EXC URSl0NIST TRAIN
CRASHES INTO WRECKER

Flint. Mich, July 1e.-Crowded
with excursionists bound for the
Orangemen's celebration at Wind
sor. ont. n special Detroit United
Railway Interurban car crashed
into p wreck train today AZ wilkes
Crossing, near here. Forty pas
sengers were injured and It r. re-
ported that six Of them viii die.
There were three special cars
carrying the excursionists to De-
troit II Is said the second special
wRs mistaken for the third and the
work train started out. meeting tho
third special al fun speed on
sharp curve.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
''s'uHIC BLACK HORSE
TAVERN is DOOMED

tori p,e Pa July 1.-The his.
,,ood ar y Horse tavern which no.
q Geo.. hallowed with H. w." rI plke Tor
DIX 'S SpS Washington and c memories p,s
b., sn9 once tho rsnde1t, uoi, Brad
vh,sts,uu insurectionists aus d,,,., OF rod
doomed - rebellion Of 1894 and 1tas me ne
iorcal 10 70 bass away uniess $50 l''S. Is
isify a. 'ety intervenos rhs V ais ms MS
ben so i,l inc land surround, p.d nos ,
shoolf 49,. ,or @.Si5 to the Csnn mg mas
noSer v1' s, which propose" ~ ,,'s aIll,
nigh school buildIng 10 erect
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
PHOTOGRAPHERS CONVENTION

Milwaukee, Wis. July l2-More than "A
thousand delegates from an parts ~ tho
country attended the opening session to-
day Of the Photographers Association OF
America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
rRANspoRr SHERIDAN Arrives

san Francisco. July l2.-ThF L. s.
army transport sheridan arrived today
from the Philippines. bringing a num-
Der of officers and civilian passengers,
but no regular organization Of troops
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12

II You Intend That Your ADVERTISE
ments should "Ilit Home" Use The
News. the Medium That Reaches
the Homes
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23
THE PASTIM E.

Tue management of the Pastime
takes great pleasure in Offering the
following superb program for Monday
night program, but same was delay
ed, which is a great pity, as every
one that comes out on Saturday night
cannot get out ON Monday night:
The Conspiracy of Pontiac THE
greatest picture ever shown in our
little city. This spectacular and very
interesting story is an exact repro
duction of the incidents as they
TRANSFERRED leading up to the attack on
the little settlement of Detroit in the
year 1853. A picture long to be re-
membered
City of Hundred Mosques
Of the great feature pictures of the
evening. Don't fail to see this beau
tiful coloredf film, showin@ the mag
niicent mosques in Broussa, which
is one of the largest cities in Asia
Minor.
Tue Dishonest Steward"-A splen-
did comedy drama put out by the eel
ebrated Uban-Eclipse studio. A pic
ture that has. been heralded far and
wide for it's superb photography and
appropriate surroundings.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23
ADJUSTMENTS
THE GRAND MONDAY NIGHT
Motion Pictures.

Loves Sweet Song"
The Renunciation."
The Legacy"
Brother Man,
Loves Sweet Song is one of the
prettlest romances ever put to motion
pictures and is sure to make great
hit with the patrons of the Grand
The story is very clever one and
the acting by one of Americas best
motion picture companies.
The Remuneration" is the very
latest Vitagrapn high art picture, all
Of the clever Vitagraph actors take
part, especially the popular leading
man, Mr.. Castenello. The story is
enc of famous actress and is well
worth seeing.
The Legacy is comedy scream.
The story of an old couple who went
to New York to take charge of man.
sion which was left item, and after
a trial they decide it is better at the
farm. This picture will create storms
Of laughter.
Brother Man. is a story of far
away Spain and one that will hold
the audience spell-bound during the
entire time it is being shown. The
story is remarkable one and pro-
duced by the famous Vitagraph
company, which insures a perfect
presentation of this clever story.
The above program consisting Of
over 5000 feet of the latest pictures
will draw the usual crowded houses
to the Grand Monday night.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23
HOW'S THIS

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Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O..
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Take Halls Family Pills for consul
lpation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23
Capt. Bogardus Again Hits the Bulls
Eve

This world-famous rifle shot who
holds the championship record of 100
pigeons in 100 consecutive shots is
living at Lincoln, III. Recently inter
viewed, he says Il suffered a long
time with kidney and bladder trou.
Die and used several well.mown
medicines, all Of which gave me no
relief until | started taking Foley
Kidney Pills Before l usel Foley
Kidney Pills had severe backaches
and pains in my Kidneys. with sun.
preston and cloudy voidinr. On
arising in the morning I would sec
duh headaches. Now have taken
three 'ottlos Of Foley Kidney pills
and feel leo per cent better. | am
never bothered with my kidneys or
bladder and again feel like my owl,
seIf''-Roberts' Pharmacy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23
A Generous and Charitable Wish.

Il Wish all might know of the ben
eft | received from your Foley's
Kidney Remedy" says |. y. Regain,
Farmer, Mo, His kidneys and blad.
der gave him so much pain, miserY
and annoyance, he could not work.
nor sleep. He says Foley's Kidney
Remedy completely cured him Rob
erts' Pharmac.,.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23

ROB ROY FLOUR HAS sT9Oy
THE TEST OF TIME WHICH Has
ONLY SEVED TO NAVE IT BET.
TER. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-13
ARE
DOUBLING SPACE
At LAND SHOW
Chicago Event viii Be Far
Ahead Of Last Years ExpoSi-
ton Says Upmyeri New Mex
leo in the Van,

THE Chicago Land ana Irrigation
Exposition this ear will be on a vast
ly higher scale than the first even
last year" said c. II. Upmyer OF the
Chicago Tribune yesterday. Mr.. Up
myer arrived from Chicago yesterday
in the interest Of New MeXico's dis
play at the exposition and left last
night with Secretary II. b. Hening OF
the immigration bureau IN a trip
through the territory in the interest
of the show. The exhibits this year,
while they occupy probably no more
space than last year, will be consoli-
dated and more carefully chosen and
the New Mexico display is expected
to be much more representative and
have mere pulling power than last
year.
Most of the acquisitions for
space said Mr.. UpmYer, are for
double the amount asked by the same
parties last year. Nearly all OF our
present space is sold out. The thing
has reached such Il stage now that we
don't need to ask anyone to take
space; the thing is running itself and
the capacity of u quarters will be
taxed before our show begins. at the
present rate. 1t will be far more sue
c~essful. far more elaborate this year
than last and every corner Of the irri~
gated west is going to participate"
The land sh"w begins this year No
vember 10. ending December 4. 1t is
planned to have the New Mexico dis
play all ready by the middle of Octo-
ber..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-13
DEARSTYNE STARS
IN "%STRAGGLER"
Well Known Travelling Sales
man Receives Critics Com
mendation for Work in Clever
PIayIet.

WILLIAM Il. Dearstyne, travelling
salesman for the Peters Paper com
pany Of Denver, who is now in Albu-
querque. and who wanders in here ev~
cry few weeks or so, has made another
theatrical hit. Dearstyne. who is one
of the %cleverest amateurs OF the
road, appeared as Corporal Gregory
Brewster in a clever performance of
"The Straggler'' at q bunch of per-
formances at the Gardens in Dem
YER, given by Margaret Fealy's pupils,
this ladv herself participating. 'lf.
w. W." the eXacting dramatic critic
of the Denver News, gives Dearstyne a
good send-off. which is appreciated
the more by the admiring Thespian III
view of the fact that bouquets from
"F. w. W. are not ommon. After
severely criticizing the attempt Of
Margaret Fealy to take the part Of
Hamlet in the Shakespearean play,
and commenting on the work of va
rious other players, he says of Mr..
Dearstyne:
The Straggler' is an old soldier
who, in the Christmas of his days, Is
full of military ardor, 1t was CAPT
tally presented by william Dearstyne,
aided by Katherine Arnold, who look,
ed pretty, talked well and only lacks
the quality of repose, constant trip
ping across the stage being out OF
focus"
So what do you know about Dear
styne?