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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
COULD CUT Loss BY FIRE
Chief Croker of the New York Depart
ment Gives Legislative Committee
Few Valuable Hints.

New York. Dec. oS.-Edward r. Gro
Ner. chief of the fire department. TODAY
told the Merritt joint legislative com
mittee that If his department. were
granted by leEisla ton the police pow
ers he wished. he could cut the fire loss
I'm New York City twenty-five per cent
the first year and he did not know how
much the second year.
Rag shops and refuse inf the tenement
cellars, he said caused many city fires.
inside stairways and dumb walters help
spread them. and the tall buildings
hampered the department. i'm fighting
them more than anything else. About
eiEhty-fivc feet. seven stories nc
thought. should be the limit OF height
FOR any building. and dumb walters
should be done away with throughout
the country.
The committee devoted the day 20 an
Investigation OF fire insurance and did
not touch on racing matters. save to
acknowledge receipt Of Communica-
tiou from y. V. Smith. secretary TO CITY
Chamberlain Hyde. The committee has
desired TO question Mr.. Hyde about the
dinner iu DclmOuico's at which 10 has
been testified 100000 was subscribed
to defeat anti-racing legislation. and
at which Mr.. Hyde's name was men
toned in the testimony as one Of the
guests. but it has not been possible to
find him
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
TOLD OF DINOSAUR
QUARRIES IN UTAH
Paper Read by Or. J. w. HOI-
land Feature of the Meet
ing of Scientists.

Pittsbur=. Pa. Dec 2S-There was a.
large attendance Of delegates TO the
two important scientific societies in
convention here today the American
Geological socict- and the American
society II PaleoutoloEv. in tho meet
lnE or The latter. the resolution adouted
by the Geological society yesterday re-
terrinE 20 freight rates on fossil rock
was adopted.
Among the papers read was one by
DR. W. J. Holland. director Of the Car
neEte museum. who illustrated his talk
with slides showing the Carnegie
uiuosaur Uuarrfes I'm Utah. Here have
been uncarthcd seven skeletons. each
complete and laying side by side prac-
tcaiiF without any displacement OF
parts This VIII enable restoration and
erection. as they were in life.
one of these. according to Dr. TTol-
land. represents the largest thus far
found on this continent. The cervica1.
or mock vert ebrac. show the neck TO
have beer four or five feet I'm diameter.
The dorsal vertebrate are six feet from
the bottom TO the end OF the spine.
The legs are prOpOrtionately gigantic.
pr. Holland received official uotffi-
cation that he had been awarded the
decoration hy Car Nicholas OF Russia
or the order OF ST. Stanisiaus FOR his
work ln Installing IN the imperial mu-
scum or sciences In ST. Petersburg the
replica OF the dinlodocus presented b,.
Andrew Carnegie. This is the firth
decoration for such work received by
him
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
OPERA PRESENTED
IN NEW YORK FIRST
'KOenigS Kinder by Prof. En-
colbert HumperdinckS Is
Warmly Received.

New York. Dec. 2s.-Auother Of the
worlds great operate composers-this
time a German. Professor Engelbert
perdincks-followinC the west
ward trail OF the Italian composer. Ga
como Puccini. has come with HIS latest
creation in operate ar. "Koenigs Kin
der or THE Children Of kings seek
ing American approval.
Humpcrdincks' threc-act story, TAX
On from q German folk tale. was given
its premier performance at the Metro
rorfs.n orcra hotf~o orH t. r,rr-o o,af-
ence appiauded composer and artists.
who were often called before the cur
tain.
Emperor william wanted "EoeniEs
Kinder for Berlin. but New York had
spoken first. and. as Humperdincks to-
night remarked. You were the first
to ask for The Children OF Kings and
that IS ali there IS to e."
The tender story OF the "kOenigs
Kinder" with its shades OF happiness
and pathos, found n strong response in
the musical crcatNeness Of Humper-
dincks. who. throughout the opera. has
ing harmonfcs that follow in their pull
sations every sentiment Of the story
Critics wondered that the potent mu-
sic had not been applied 10 some love
drama.
The American singers. Miss Geraldine
Farrar, soprano. and Nine. Louise HO-
mcr. contralto, shared the honors with
Herman Jadlowker. the Russian tenor.
and Otto Goritz. baritone. in the Your
leading roles OF the opera. which was
conducted by Alfred Hertz
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
Northern Bank Shortage
May Reach Large Figures

Amend committed Robin. called az tie
district attorneys office TO make clear
his connection with the case and that
his associates, Or. Austin Flint and Dr.
Valentine.
We were called into the case" said
Or. Schlapp. "hy Or. Louise Rohinovifrh
She gave as a history Of the case. and
coming from a reputable physician
there was nothing for us 90 do but ac-
cept her data as facts. The history rha
gave US Indicated paraneia. We mt
questions to Robin and his answers com
ftrrned the diagnosis indicated by ire
history OF the case
Upon applica sion or the attorney gen
erals office. Justice Amend signed n
order this evening. rcturnable FriGa,
requiring the Title g. Guarantee com,
pany OF Rochester. implicated with the
Aetna Indemnity company I'm the cloe-
ing OF the Bank or Northern New York
60 show cause why it should not t-rrr
over It's affairs TO the state Insurance.
department
Restraining order.
The order also restraints the comn,,,,.
from transacting any business or 6ie
posing Of any Of It's property untll +bo
motion has been argued
superintendent HOtchxiss OF sna ef,..
Insurance department viii confer -
Continued ON Page T,vo.)
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
International Commission
to Judge Railroad Rates

rates difficult. unless some interna-
tional action were taken. The acQuisi-
tiou By American railroads or Canadian
terminals and by Canadian railroads or
American terminals and lines present
Increasing difficulties.
Under existing circumstances II is not
possible to compel either railways or
express companies 20 establish joint
through rates and routes to and from
points en- the two countries In other
words neither an American nor a
Canadian carrier may be required 70
furnish TO n shipper a through bill or
iadfng from any point in one country
to any point en- the other.
The rcaSona blcncss Of the intcrna-
ffona1 rates. which ordinarily are a
com bination OF rates local 20 each
country. can be determined only by n
cirruftous proceeding Instituted before
the commissions OF both countries No
power exists az present that can re-
uuirc carriers engaged in international
transportation 60 establish reasoua bic
through Joint rates and TO apportion
them among the participating carriers
tn the event they cannot reach an
agreement among themselves.
Out Of this situation grew the idea
OF the creation OF an International
commission which should have super
visorv control over the railway and
other common carriers doing an inter
national transportation business.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29

WASHINGTON. DEC. 2S.--As a re-
w suit Of conferences between
Judge Martin A Knapp. chair
man Of the interstate commerce com
mission. and Hon. y. T.. Mabic. chief or
Che railway commission or Canada, an
agreement has been reached TO recon-
mend 20 the respective governments
trc creation or an international rail-
road commission which shall have SUI
urrvisorv authority over rates between
fnr two countries.
Mr.. Mahic reached washington from
ottawa last night On accordance win
a previous arrangement with Chairman
knapp.
rTc comes 90 discuss the details Of an
rEroemcut they had reached last Aug
USE and today the two officials were IN
conference. Their report has not been
completed but viii DC and viii re MED
with tho state department and with the
foreign offices Of Canada.
80 details are available beyond the
fact that o. recommends the establish
rruf Df an iutorna tional railroad com .
rnirsiou upon which shall be conferred
certain regulatory powers. whether
tho commission is 60 be- created by
treaty or bv Joint LEGISLATION cannot
now be- announced.
For some time 10 has been realized
that the increasing railway traffic be-
tween THE United states and Canada
Wa ukciy 10 render future control over
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
UTAH PEOPLE AS GUESTS
Senator and Mrs. SmoOt Entertain mt
Their Home on Connecticut Ave-
nue. in Washington.

Especial 10 The Herald Repubiican)
Washington. Dec. Ex-senator and
Mrs. Smoot tonight entertained at their
home on Connecticut avenue the Utah
people who reside in Washington.
About seventy-five guests were present
and there was a Christmas tree. with
gifts for young and old. a program Of
songs and recitatiOns furnished amuse-
ment, and refreshments were served.
The following letter carriers in the
Salt Lake postoffice have been pro-
NOTED: David r. Bown. r. /. Fillmore.
John H. Howell and Franklin r.
Tucker. from $500 to $500. Alex y.
Rawson and Ray +. Smith. from $500
to $500. 9. o. NauNhurst and Harrison
Sperry. ir.. from 5000 TO 81 900: +. L.
Libby, +. @. Nav. Warren Porter and
Thomas c. Squires. from $1,000 to
S11OO.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29

NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.-Denied asy-
M lum at the private sanitarium to
TO which ne was committed as
parsnoia, Joseph 6. Robin, whose op-
erations closed the Bank Of Northern
New York yesterday. appeared for a
moment in Jersey CITY today and then
vanished with his sister. DR.. Louise
Robinovitch. i'm an automobile.
Detectives watched his apartments
and the home OF his sister tonight until
District Attorney Whitman received
word from William Travers Jerome.
former district attorney. that Robin had
retained him as counsel.
Robin is in this city" said Mr.. Whit
man after hearing from Mr.. Jerome.
"and Mr.. Jerome has assured me that
he will produce him when the district
attorney wants him.
At the sanitarium the following state
ment was made;
I'm view OF the fact that the criminal
prosecution may be Instituted against
Mr.. Robin and because OF certain state
meuts that have been made. DIT. Carlo
Macdonald requested Mr.. Robins sis
ter. DR. Louise Roblnovitch, TO remove
Mr.. Robin from the sanitarium. This
was done"
Physicians Explain.
DR. Max G. Schlapp. one OF the three
physicians on whose certificate Justice
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29

ogden. Dec. 2S.-Less than two
months ago Squire Coop filed suit for
divorce from hss wife I'm tho local
courts. Mr.. Coop alleged in his com
plant that his wife had deserted him
about a year ago and set forth the al
legged desertion as ground for LEGAL sep
aration from his wife. ne was claimed
by Coop that his wife had gone back to
New York and entered the theatrical
him.
At the time or tho filing Of the suit
10 was intifnated that incompatabilftv
or artistic temperament was the cause
OF separation OF the two. re has been
rumored here recently that Mrs. Coop
would fight the suit.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
CUT OFF FROM WORLD
Mormon COIonists In Mexico Unable TO
Get Supplies or Mail From
the states.
Especial 10 The Herald -Republican.)


Fl Paso Texas. Dec. 2S.-The Mormon
colonists in Mexico are still cut off
from the outside world. They have had
no supplies nor mail from the states
since last Wednesday. a week ago to-
day. for on Thursday the train from
there was captured by insurgents south
OF Juarez and the bridges burned.
Today. while the bridges were being
repaired. n band of insurgents ap-
pearcd and forced the train crew to
cease their work and return to head
quarters.
The rebels declared they did not in
tend to allow the road to be repaired. lest
troops would be sent south from here
into the rear OF their army in western
chihuahua.
II had been expected to repair the
bridge and get trains through to the
cOlonists by Monday. but this inter-
ference puts different phase on the
situation.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
TO ASK COMMUNICATION
No Hope OF Securing nv I ncoudIfionaI
Fardon From Prc-idest Taft for
Charles W. Morse.

Washington. Dec. cS.-Friends Of
Charles w. Morse. tho New York bank
cr, who ts serving term in the Atlanta
pcnitcntiary. have about decided to
concentrate their efforts for his re-
lease on a plea 60 President Taft to
commute his sentence. All hope OF Sc
curing an unconditional pardon with a
restoration Of civil rights practically
has been abandoned.
rf is said that Mrs. Morse has been
won 20 this view and that Senator Hale.
who presented the pardon petition to
President Taft. has been urging the
commute ton idea on Attorney General
Wfckersham.
crvham that III President Taft were TO
commute Mr.. Morse's sentence TO five
years. the banker. with allowance for
good conduct. would serve only three
years and eight months. He already
has served a year
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
SPINAL MENINGITIS
CAUSED THE DEATHS

Eoxo-hc Okla. Dec. 2s-Followin
the death Of five children here. said to
be tho result OF eating mistletOe her-
ries. the homes Of Benjamin White and
Francis Wright have been Guaranteed.
Health officer Hardy says spinal men
nights caused the death Of the chill
drcn.
Wrirhfs died. and the officials say the
town is threatened with an epidemic or
spinal meningitis.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
OPERATOR nIANFD.

Mexico. Mo. Dec. 2S.-The coroner's
jury that sat over the three victims
OF the rear-end collision OF a freight
and a Chicago & Alton passenger train
dict today holding Harry Flora. the
freight flagman. who was killed. and
Russell Thompson. n telegraph opera
tor, responsible for the wreck
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
TWO MORE VICTIMS OF
A KENTUCKY CHRISTMAS

Lexington. KY. Dec. 2S.-Craddocls
Willoughby and Clarence Young. shot
Christmas night in Montgomery conn
~, died early today.
The men were shot in a fight in
WillouEhby's home between the Mar
tin and Willoughby families. Another
Willoughby- was instantly killed and
six other persons were wounded.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
DEAD AT THE THROTTLE.

sudden summons OF Engineer on Train
Running Nearly Fifty Miles an Hour.
Philadelphia. Dec. 2S-With the train
running at a speed Of nearly fifty
miles an hour. II. g. Beck. engineer or
the Pittsburg Express. which left here
at $40 a. m. today. was found dead
in the cab by the fireman while the
express was nearing Bird-in Hand. Pa.
sixty sniles west OF here.
The fireman brought the train to a
stop. Death was due 10 heart disease.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
Movement for Permanent Tar
Tiff Commission Beginning
TO Take Form in Accordance
With the Presidents Wish.
MANY CONFERENCES ON
QUESTION BEING HELD
Chairman Payne Of Ways and
Means Committee of House
Confident Congress VIII
Pass Measure This Session.
LONGWORTH DRAFTS BILL

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W fr tre movement for d per-
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means -urt no expected eucb 1crisra-
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Following "a discussion with the Pros
...r. r-r- -r-fru4 features or mo To-
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only report 0r rDeriaI cali OF Con-
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..-H are Co appear with data before
.r senate committee on finance or the
House committee on ways and means.
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tariff legislation.
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..H#a .r fu any subject. but must ncv-
rr disclose Tire source and must es-
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29

Columbus. Ohio. Dec. 2s-Rcprcscnt-
atI-c Carl O.. Anderson OF Fostoria ar
rived from Washington TODAY and inn
rrdiatcly made formal announcement
rr hiE candidacv for the seat or Charles
Dick in the United states senate
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29

Wsnt-sdvertise for a
partner, or a backer-and
PUSH that business en-
terpnse Of yours.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29

The salt Lake Herald
Vol 1853. No. go
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-07-21

D. c. Varnadoe Of Valdusta was
Sunday visitor to our town.
have for sale SIX Gne young pups.
Best quality of pointers. Jack Townsend
James I.Smart has been quite sick at
his home near town but is out again.
Lost;--Bunch of keys with "R. B b."
on brass tag of same. Return to r. B
Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randell Pope left tod y
for an extended summer outing at var
ous popular resorts.
Little Miss Simmie Barton has been
an attractive visitor at the home Of Mrs.
L. Z Reter since last week.
For Sale: An excellent well improv-
ed hammock land farm Of 23O acres
Price Sl2 90 per acre, W. z, Thompson
Judge w. B. Davis, prominent at.
torney of Perry, WAS in town Tuesday
on professional business before the
county judge.
The W. c. 7. L. will hold an import
ant meeting on Friday Of this week at
4:30 .. m. the hostess for tie occasion
being Miss Monte Edmondson,
Rev, Curtis Grubb returned Tuesday
to Live Oak after spending four days
here during which he filed his regular
appointments With bis Madison congre
cation,
Mr. aud Mrs. Ed sIorrow of st. Pc
tersburg who are visiting their father
Mr.. John Moro of Hamburg,spent the
early part OF this week in Madison
with Mr. Sam Morrow and family.
Next Sunday at s O'Clock, p. m.
there will be services in the Catholic
church consisting OF Rosary aud ser
mon by Father Bresnshan Mass Mon
day morning at I o'clock Everybor
invited.
Col. Charles P. Dickinson OF Sanfort
is spending the week in Madison AM
vicinity visiting his many friends Az
relatives. Mr.. Dickinson is engaged Il
the practice of law with his brother j
j. Dickinson, at Sanford, and we gr
glad to know that the boys are dom
splendldly.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-07-21

J.P. Morrow Of Ellavilie wac one OF
Madson's young men visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Burnett Of Hamburg
spent the day in town Saturday with
Mrs. Will Dale.
Wanted:-l00 dozen eggs each week.
Highest market price paid, cash or
trade. r. V. Dial. II
Master Sam Cobb OF Jacksonville who
was the guest of his aunt, Mrs. P. S.
Coggius, left Saturday for his home.
J. w. Reeve returned last week from
Jacksonville, The circuit cou.t case
Finley vs.. Southern Bell Telephone Co.
in which he was witness, being con-
tiuued until the fall term Of court.
The little Misses Sara and Mary Love
Fraleigh returned last week from a de-
lightful visit Of two weeks in rallahas.
see where they enjoyed perfect round
Of parties, picnIcs aud other frolics.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-07-21

Thomas Shaw of Ebb who has been
very Ill, is now considerably improved.
Mlss Thelma Morrow ID spending this
week in Ellavile with her sister, Mrs.
Robt. Millinor.
For Sale;-At a bargain, Sure Hatch
Incubator and Brooder, IL perfect or
der. 200 egg size. J. j. Conway.
Miss Clara Leverett of Quitman Is
the guest OF Mrs G.. W, Rutherford, her
sister, having arrived here on Wednes.
daY OF last week.
When the stomach fails to perform
its functions the bowels become derapg
ed, the liver and the kidneys congested
causing numerous disease. The stom-
ach and liver must be restored to a
healthy condition and Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets can be de-
pended upon to do it. Easy 10 take
and most effective Scld by druggists-