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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
Kill the Saltair Franchise; Kill 1t Quick

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
HEPBURN s DENIAL
POINTED, EMPHATIC
Idaho Senator Declares He Was
Never Attorney for Cunning
ham in Coal Land Cases.
MAKES FIERCE ATTACK
ON MAGAZINES AND PAPERS
Declares He Will Plead to Amy
Responsible Indictment, but
Not to "NapOrings."
Special 10 The Tribune,


BOISE, Ida, Feb. 5,-Seuator Vel
don 3. Hepburn, whose name has per.
sistentIy been drawn into the alleged
Cunningham Alaska oakland grab and
charged with acting as counsel for the
claimants for which services he was TO
be given certain coal lands. vigorously
takes exception to these insinuations
and in an open letter, written To a local
evening paper and published tonight, he
says he was not, has not been nor would
he be attorney for Cunningham.
The Idaho senior senator takes the
press Of the country to task for misrep-
rcsenting him and refers 10 their re-
marks IN this connection as "ill-na-
tured vaporings." This is probably the
most outspolen letter Senator Hey.
burn has ever written in regard to the
Cunningham case He claims that his
Continued on Page Two.
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ELEVEN DEAD MEN
TOLL OF EXPLOSION
Terrible Disaster Occurs in
Coal Mine at Ernest, Pa,
Saturday.
lAUSE HAS NOT YET
BEEN ASCERTAINED
One Hundred and Ten Other
Men in Same Slope Escape
Without Injury.
BY Leased Wire 70 The Tribune,


INDIANA, Pa, Feb. 5.-Eleven men
dead is the toll of gas explosion in
the slope No. 9 of the Ernest mine of
the Jefferson 6 Clearfield Coal company,
five mics north of here. The eXplo-
sion occurred in a heading where twelve
workmen were located, and one of
these, Andrew Krazcer, escaped by
crawling n quarter of mile on his
stomach 10 evade the noXious gases His
inability 10 speak English prevented Il
lucid explanation of the cause of the
explosion. When he saw the lights of
the rescucrs he moancd and tried to
crawl. He was slightly burned, but
suffered chiefly from the effects of
after damp. He was placed in car
and taken Immediately to daylight
Some Of the dead were found near
the entrance To the heading, others lay
along the track at short distances from
each other almost at the face of the
coal. Two bodies nearest the face were
Continued on Page Two
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
FIFTH AVENUE LANE
OF FEMALE PICKP0CKETS
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Fifth avenue
from the Waldorf Astoria TO Delmon,
leo s, is lane of female thieves, Mag,
istrate Cornell said today in Jefferson
Market court, when John Thomas Rus.
cab company. appeared against Jessie
Miles, charged with rohbing him of
1925.
Magistrate Cornell scored the police
for permitting Fifth avenue TO become
the resort Of thieves, large and small.
whose loot ranges from $2S,00o. in the
Van Norden case down TO 50,
"Things have come TO such pass,
he said. ''ihat it is unsafe for n man
to go on Fifth avenue at night with
any consid erablo amount of money.
From the Waldorf To Delmonico's s he
runs n gauntlet of plckpockct women. -
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Secretary of Agriculture Likely
to Be Drawn Into BalIinger-
PinchOt Row.
1T ALL DEPENDS UPON
PINCH0T AS WITNESS
If He is Called, Direct Question
viii Be Put Which MAY
Be Embarrassing.
BY RALPH M. WHITESIDE.
by Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.


WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-Sccretar,
Jim Wilson of the department cl
agriculture, who holds the record of be
ing the oldest cabinet member IN point
OF service in the United States. may
be requested to retire from the service
IL certain evidence is brought forward
IN The Ballinger Pinchot controversy.
showing Secretary Wilson was copni-
zant of former Forester Clifford Pin
chot s intention of sending a letter to
senator Dolllyer to be read in the SEN
ate. II all depends if Mr.. Pinchot is
called as a witness. If so. the direct
question will be put TO the former for
ester: Did Secretary Wilson concur
IN thc. sending Of your letter 10 Senator
Oolliver Mr.. Pinchot, it is said
must necessarily answer '.Yes
May Shoulder Entire Burden.
President Taft dismissed Pinchot on
the charge that he had discussed mat
terS with q member of COMPRESS an.
parently without consulting the head Of
ms bureau or the president of the
united States. Mr. Pincbot took his
dismissal without one word in answer to
the charge lodged against him Friends
OF Mr.. Pinchot and Secretary Wilson
account for the silence of the former to
the friendship of the men. IT may be
that the former forester has chosen to
stand the odium Of bis alleged offense
and bear the full brunt without sharing
his burden with another.
And vet if Mr.. Pinchot tcstifics, as
have outlined above. il will mean an
instant summons 10 Secretary Wilson TO
takc the witness stand. He will he
asked II Mr.. Plnchot sent tho Dollivor
letter with his knowledge. If the sec
retary answers "No,' il will raise the
question of veracity; on the other hand
II ne answers - es. IT. will place him
an the same predicament that Mr. Pin
chot is now in, for President Taft was
not consulted by anyone. ,ss.
Joint Committee in Session.
4 meeting of tie Joint committee
poriant documents sent by the
secretary of the interior late yester-
day 10 the chairman of the committee.
Senator Nelson. Louis Brandeis, at.
torney for former Field Agent CLAWS,
scored the department. of the interior
for tardiness IN producing these docu-
merts, which are, said the lawyer, Fes-
tIal to the whole investigation he
cause. they have been kept from the
Of President Taft
The meeting today was 10 examine
the papers before turning them over to
CLAWS counsel. Following The star
chamber session an open meeting Of the
was held, when il was an
nounced that attorneys could only iu
spcct the papers in the presence of the |
clerks of the committee and that no
duplicate copies should be made.
This adds an air of mystery TO the |
case heightening to that which it en-
ioyed before. Following this announce
mcut tie JOINT committee adjourned I'M
til ueXS Friday. J. j. Nerirees of Nash |
Vile, leading counsel for Secretary Bal |
irger, was introduced to the members
Of the committee today preparatory TO
his initiation into the investigation.
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B0ST0N'S NEW MAYOR
TAKES HIS SEAT MONDAY
,y Leased Wire to The TRIBUNE.


BOSTON, Feb, 5-Mayor- Elect Fjtz-
gerald will he inaugurated on Monday
next in Faneuil hall, the historic
"Cradlc of Liberty For the first
time since 1868 the ceremony will not
be held in the City hall because the
new mayor and the city council of new
members want TO make II j really pop.
uar function. Faneuil hall seats 900
persons, while the capacity of the coup-
ell chamber in the City ball is very linn
tied
The mayor-elect is optimistic for the
future Of Boston under the new char
ter, but there is much cynicism eX-
pressed by those who opposed his elec-
ton, while his web wishers arc dis
quieted by reminders OF his former ad.
ministration, which preceded that Of
lIibbard, the retiring mayor. They re-
assure themselves by the fact that. like
Mayor Gaynor of New York, he is or
his mettlc and Will do his best TO lus-
tify himself against the unkipd things
said against him during the campaign.
1t is regarded as an interesting co.
incidence. by the way. that tho mu'
nicipal governments of the two biggest
eastern cities arc being watched by the
whole country. In Boston. as in New
cd by "reformers Here In Boston
tho nine councilmen and the finance
commission. over whom under the now
charter, the mayor holds only the power
Of veto, arc expected to work for econ
omy in administration all along the
line. Expenditures will be well watched.
OF the council. Fitzgerald saws they
"lools good - 70 him, and he adds:
81 feel confident that we shall work
together
If thov do not, and the mayor does
not work well together with the people
also. they may exercise the right TO
recall at tho end of two years. which
is ono of the provisions of the new
charter.
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STATEMENT OF L0VETT
AS TO BOND ISSUE
By Leased Wire to The Tribune.

DS i-eSoGu w llG " lut l.lDuDC.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Judge Lovett
president of the Union Pacific company
today gave out statement as follows
regarding the company's proposed $50,
100000 bond issue:
1.-The Southern Pacific company has
a very large amount of money invest,
ed III what is known as the Bay
Short Line ca short and very expen-
sive cutoff and other terminals in San
Francisco). all of which are free from
lien, We are now merely taking ad-
vantage of the annual meeting to be
held April 6 TO obtain requisite con"
sent of the stockholders for the issue
of bonds to cover this investment and
such other Improvements of the tcrmi.
nails as may be found advisable without
the delay and expense of calling a spe-
cial meeting. But no sale of the bonds
at this time is contemplated. y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
Life of First Woman in Russia
Being Sacrificed to Demands
of AutOcratic System.
BEAUTIFUL WOMAN Is
BR0KEN-HEARTED, ILL
Expected Arrival of the StOrk
May Restore Her Balance
and Bring Consolation.
BY PAUL LAMBETH.

special cable 10 The Tribune.
LONDON. Feb. 5.-The life Of the
czarlna of Russia is being sacrificed
TO the cruel autocratic system upon
which the very nation is founded. Word
received from st. Petersburg today
says she has suffered a new relapse and
that her mania had taken new form
The stork is expected to visit the royal
household soon aud the court physi.
clans hold out the hope that, if a son
is born, tho czarina may soon recover
While her illness has taken the form
of mental alteration, it has been an
nounced by the doctors that she is
suffering from enlargement of the
heart
Melancholy, and broken in mind and
health. the czariua broods over the
cruel system Of Russia, which takes
from her The favorite Of her children
the precocious czarowitz, robust
beautiful boy, the image of bis father
who literally ''belongs to Russia
Cruelty of System,
The czarowitz viii succeed TO the
throne of Russia some day, and his
training. begun Ill the days of earliest
infancy, takes him from his mother
The other four children, the grand
duchesses, of course, arc the mother Is
children, for they are girls.
The new mania of the suffering czar.
Ina is religion. She talks of scarcely
anything else but religion. and reads
nothing but prayer books sne re-
CARDS as lost all who will not jCin her
All efforts to divert her mind have
proven fruitlcss. Racked in spirit at
the thought Of her son s future, con
tlnuously brooding over the assassin s
dagger or poison that may befall, fear
ing that If he escapes death he may
prove cruel master of his people
all these things have tended 10 prey
on the motlIer 5 mind until it snapped
ard heart disease follows The court
physician thinks that the birth Of an.
other son VIII restore her reason
The czarina s beauty, which char
acterized her among the royal houses
of Europe. has been lost. Deep lines
crease her checks, her sweet girish
lips have grown hard from suffering,
her face IL wan and her eyes con
tlnuonsly bear a haunted look. as
though she felt herself pursued by
some unseen enemy
Czar Devoted to Children.
The czar is devoted TO his children,
and is inordinately proud of his son,
OF his four daughters, the third, Marc,
is greatly attached to her father. Her
attraction for him is u2bounded AS
tiny child she would escape from
the nursery to try to reaen him and
would toddle across the gardens, call.
ing aloud to him to wait
When Grand Duchess Marie was six
years old the ear fell. dangerously i'll
IN Crimea and her grief was pitcous
The czarina wore the likeness of The
ear set in diamonds attached to n
string of pearls. The little grand
duchess would climb upon her mother
lap and cover the picture of her father
with kisses
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
CHAMPION BOY
TR0UNCER FINALLY
W0RSTED BY PUPIL
Rv Associated Press.

!. Ry Associated Press.
: WASHINGTON. Pa, Feb. 8
= Principal William d. Hathaway OF
: this city is believed 10 be tho cham
;. pion boy trouncer of the world
: Here Is his record. BOYS trounced.
!. 100; boys untrounccd time CON
: sumed, hours go minutes. Switches
!. worn out, 90 All that prevented
!. the principal from having q clear .
: score was that when he renched the
: one hundred first subject OF tho .
= trouncing bee he was so "tuckcred
: out" thai the subject, husky Scv- :
!. enteen- year, old youth. In tt OF
: playtulness, threw the principal
!. gently upon the floor aud sat upon
, him. Authorities on the manly art OF :
: boy trouncing. however. are not in .
: clined TO count this against the .
principal This record is The re- :
suit ~ breaking the principals or :
: der 10 refrain from snow hulling. )
Aside from 81 dissGreeable muscular :
. soreness in his right arm. tho prin- Z.
. cipal IS reported as coming out of :,
. the mill IN excellent shape. !
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:
BY Leased Wire to Tho Tribune.

oS |'dSel NTc 10 lnG tribune.
NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Fifth avenue.
the most fashionable thoroughfare in
America, took on the tinge of the
Champs Elysee this afternoon. and for
time one would have thought he was
IN Paris by the fashionable crusade he
saw. Among them were two titled hus-
bands of the daughters of American
mlllionaires, suitor for the hand OF
Mrs William b. Leeds, the $3.00O.00O
widow of the lato steel plate king, and
another was member of rich and
noble house of Belgium. who is engaged
to IN American girl.
Cargoes of Aristocracy,
Except on occasions when an affair
OF international interest brings foreign
statesmen, or when foreign representa-
tlves or their government gather. there
arc more highpriccd husbands of the
nobility and titled suitors in New York
now than there has been for many
years The Mauretania Yesterday and
steamers today brought in cargoes Of
aristocratic blood.
1T IS rarely that the Szcheuyis appear
III public. They are spending their time
with the bride S mother, Mrs. Wander.
bllt. IN the Vanderbilt mansion. and cx
eept FOR the Fifth avenue promenade
their only public appearance since their
ARRIVAL 10 America WAS al A grand opera
performance
VIII Hunt Crocodiles
The Duke Of Manchester and his wife
the latter a daughter OF Eugene Zim-
merman Of Cincinnati, viii remain IN
New York ten DAYS and then 20 croco.
dlle hunting in Florida and then come
west, The Duke OF Manchester is a
Jolly young chap, stockily built, with
the pink complexion of an English
squire. - shall have a good time in
The vest he said 81 want. to sec
some OF the wonderful mountains and
deserts IN the western states | shall
ENJOY myself in Florida. for they saw
That Palm Beach is Jolly place with
out lot of bally care or trouble -
Berthe Paget Silent.
BERTHE" Paget was not inclined TO
talk about his reported suit for the
hand Of Mrs. Leeds. BerLio is q mem.
Der of Kjng Edward Is household; his
wife would enjoy the functions of the
interior court circles. Lady Paget comes
TO America on personal business, and
her stay is of indefinite length The
Fagets are accompanied by Lady Lister
Kaye, who IS making her first trip TO
America.
AS to Paris Flood
NJ: DE Zincay comes to the the usual
preliminary preparations for his mar.
nage 10 the grand, daughter of Mrs.
John 4. Logan of Washington. lie
came direct from Paris aud was pres
ent at the food. ''It was indeed a
terrible thing. OF course. it was cx-
Q Paris is gay city of gay people, and
[ III wager a shilling that the people
of America worried more than the peo.
pie of France
OF the latest influx Baron Baldineey-
lnjdenbcrg Of Sweden comes on private
business.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
junkets Planned.
ATHETEC AS
Y Of EN0CH ARDEN
1 10 Tho Tril,,,n,

TO The Tribune,
VN, La, Feb. 5.-Thom-
alias Clyde Johnson,
'oday TO sec his wife and
p hnd her remarked and
Today, disconsolate. he
e county jail and asked
TO Illinois. which state
mic on parole from the
lazy.
mere several years ago
ud Tor some time wrote
q family and forwarded
When arrested and sent
rson his letters ceased,
MN dead his wife mar
's was paroled but not
re the state of Illinois.
see his family, however.
violate his parole prom
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
Would Modify Protocol.
le 10 Tho Tribune.

CTTCITT
SHANGHAI. Feb, J.-The board of
foreign affairs has decided TO seek from
the bowers such modification Of the
peace protocol OF 1901 rs will permit
reconstruction of the TaEu forts. The
idea is TO make Tal1n naval base Tor
the protection of Pckin,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06

Secretary Wilson may he asked TO
resign -......... ......
Senator Heyburn denies charges
made against him -.....,..,
JiiSh-priced suitors out on PR
Eleven killed In mine explosion l
What high price OF living COSTS. .
Administration regulars may lose
next congress ..-.....,,.....
Condensed kilograms ........ >
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AS to Paris Flood.
Cretan Situation Clears.
ial Gable to The Tribune.

oPvVldI IdpIr % INC IrIbune.
PARIS, Feb. 5.-There Will be no
further complication over the Cretau
situation, it is now believed, after For
eign Minister Pichon today announced
that the four protect ting powers, France,
Russia, Great Britain and Italy. had
agreed TO make representations 10 the
executive committee of Crete, This will
check the efforts of Crete to send dele
gates TO, the forthcoming sessions of the
National assembly in Athens.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
ID CANDY
TO
TOWN

'ca Press.
WIS, Feb. 5.-That the
nrlng IL destined TO be
poison now Is The fear
son In tint little Ium-
IN tho northwest part of
IL "herc Thursday the
20 daughter Of Ncis
aiier eating poisoned
on the doorstep. The
ose1 To be tha, Of 4 de-
'sn, but the woman sug-
IVY ocen shown az vet
my hand I'm the milr-
. nasii. The poisoning fol-
-,nnulne out last year To
ogn people OF tIn VII
~ letters In which II
ea that the yyri,d,. ~
~ Every person i'm the
y. people arc preparin,, m ~
~ rh ~ another case of
I.d rne village has n now, Ul
[tip,. rhe a. district attornoy
'he poisoning.
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To Investigate Extravaganza
Leased Wire to The Tribune.

Ey Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON Feb. 5.-Govern.
ment extravaganza is TO be investi gai-
ed by a special committee. Senator
Aldrich today reported from thc COM
mittcc on public expenditures bill
providing for the appointment of u com
mission OF uinc members. three to be
selected by the senate, three by the
house and three by President Taft.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
|kers i'll New York.
3 TO The Tribune.

:, Feb. 5.-Visltors from
-fw York at the principal
7. stephenson, Brrslin
11sinopoiitan: Mrs. NJ. 7.
II X. Pembroke. Colling-
Fnney. Broadway Central
Srand: II. a. Schweik-
Ars' Ii. a. Sehweilshart.
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Local.

Business review E. ........2 "a
City health board makes report
lot JdHudlN ...... -
Iaworth murder case reviewed by
psrdons board ..,...............32 So
Wilson duplicates officials OF
lInion 10
Council should refuse TO grant
Saltair franchise ...........32 81
Life Underwriters in fifth annual
Purple" special leaves for west. 81
Immense realty concern form
ing .,. ............. SO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
lR|ON GIVES
FLOOD
ordinary Rain From
nds Caused Seine
Overflow.
b NOTHING
rER TO DO WITH 1T
b Theory as to the
ason viii Have
Ia Believers.
nv. IN FRANCE.
rhe Tribune

t The Tribune.
5.-Paris will never
.othcr food If the efforts
Fallicre and Premier
ouned with success. The
|Dremier arc now engaged
|ops task bf appointing a
imposed of eminent
||nccrs. architects, artists,
initiatives of civil serv-
of tho senate, the cham
+ s3nd the municipal coun-
|afc and gather means Of
rhcr inuDdstiop. 1t will
|aYgest commission over
members of il will visit
|cs TO ascertain how floods
etc. The work of the
NJ not be started until
oughly clcansed and fu-
then it will begin in
|EB the Disaster.
Is Of the academy of
IN gum-boois, have been
fcssions TO discuss the
nal OF the members ad-
"A that the flood was a
nena caused By the prox
rs comet. To strengthen
oT 90 back hundreds Of
out that some great ca
Fellows Il visitation of
ID earth.
hand, NJ. F!ammarion.
|If0nomer, who has been
ALLEY S comet for many
10 believe in this theory
Rain caused the food, -
uifereuce of the astTon-
rertain time a thin veil
fSsemblc over n certain
1lanot when the comet
oearer, but I cannot for
4 the comet responsible
@unkets Planned.
time the commission is
y commodious hall pre-
neetings, for il viii take
oum TO house the many
IS Of literature will be
IS will he far and wide,
rs Will deliver addresses
Qer President Roosevelt
4 10 participate in some
upon his return, for he
2 member of the French
cty and comes from n
Hoods are numerous. 1t.
perhaps before the final
ommission is made
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Sporting News,

Billiards by Willie Hoppe is
Wrestling game is popular ..,,.,lS
Great interest in racing ..,......lS
Prince Henry athletic sportsman. rs
Jack Johnson iu hard luck :. lis
Automobile race dates .,.........21
Many Europeans coming 10 see
Jeffries-J johnson fight ,,.,.,.s.. 10
Automobile show ............,...2
johnny King wants to play ...19 .
Provo wins basketball Champion
ship ...... Observation-Disclosures.
''Tcx" Rlckard arrives ......,....I9
Additional sporting news. IS
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Foreign.

Czarina OF Russia going insane. &C..
Flainmarion tells cause OF recent
Paris floods . .a......,..
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Fifth Avenue, Most Fashionable
ThorOughfare in America,
Is Like Paris.
STREET TAKES ON A
TINGE OF CHAMPS ELYSEE
Dukes, Titled Suitors and Mem
berS of Nobility Have Floeked
to New York.
.-i.--.--.-s;-;--:s;.-:-::. r: !: !.
NOBILITY PARADES.
mn Members i;s Of the nobility u

: Members OF The nobility uDon
: Fifth avenue TO-DAY were:
: Count and Countess Szchenyi OF
7 Budapest.
: Duke and Duchess OF Manchester
!. Of London.
7 Lord "BertIe" Paget, Lady Pseet
I ana Lady Lister KAYE OF London.
M. Henri de Paul Zincay OF Bel
+ glnm.
!. ;. Baron Baldinger-z zeldenberg of
! Sweden.
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The price OF advertising. as com.
pared with the cost Of statesmen. Is
30 small that it is within the reach Of
nll, and large concerns realizing this,
have. says periodical writer on ad.
vertising. made wonderful strides in
the advancement of their business BIZ
doing extensive advertising.