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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20
'IORM IN PENNSYLVANIA
CAUSES MUCH DAMAGE

WASH .NGToN. Penn, June 19.-Fol-
enlig last nights severe storms that
.1eea over the western part OF the state.
.lothef broke over this section today
1eayy losses.
AZ Marianna. two-story store and
'ssinng was washed from its founda-
oon and cook stove set fire 10 IL. Two
*Hilies In the building escaped 4 few
'.nutes before Il floated like a blazing
Hcn DOWN stream. Other dwellings were
nsncl away while several OF them
'"Lnea In like manner.
~ west Bethlehem township several
<fke bridges have been washed away.
~ family OF James Gallagher was driv-
'rom iioor TO floor by the rising wat
Until forced 10 cut hole through the
p. oi the house and climb into q tree
~ ~nich they were rescued by farm
,n Washington county twelve houses
Sarried from their foundations and
.nsas rteu oh to the Monongabcla with their
Az smalwood. John Sargosky escaped
". nIs nome with his wife. They wa dnd
nsf nMa.ef up 10 their necks and held their
'''rsn above their heads. Their home.
~ was carried out to the river
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Former President Takes First
Rest He Has Enjoyed for
Months.
TELLS NEWSPAPER MEN
HE HAS NOTHING TO SAY
Attends Church Services and
Rides in Automobile, Con-
trary TO Custom.

OYSTER BAY, June 19.-This, was
Theodore EooseVelts first day of rest In
months. The return to privacy is a de-
light TO him and he made 1t known that
1t is his desire to drop just far out Of
public sight as the public will let him.
In the autumn he Will make a tour OF the
country.
Colonel Roosevelt went't to Christ church
in Oyster Bay this morning and took Il
long walk In the afternoon Senator
Lodge and Representative Longworth
were at Sycamore Hill all day and later
in the afternoon Secretary Meyer came
for q visit.
The colonel is to take an early train
for New York tomorrow to attend the
wedding of Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.. and
Miss Eleanor Alexander. On Wednesday
he is to visit his editorial Office In New
York.
IL WAS 6 o'clock tonight when Colonel
Roosevelt returned from. walk OF sew
eral miles with Mrs, Roosevelt. He spied
a group OF interviewers waiting for him
and headed for them.
Not word TO say" he began be-
fore a question had been asked, III L
received you 1t would mean that every
one would come here and l ST. aid have
no peace or privacy. l shall be at my
eritorial office in New York twice week
and any statement l have TO make Will
be given out there.
Colonel Roosevelt made it plain that
the daily pilgrimages of interviewers TO
Sycamore Hill must cease and that ne
does not wish a single detail OF his pri-
vate life made public.
There was an innovation today in Gus
toms at Sagamoro Hill. All the family,
except Kermit and Mrs. LonSworth, rode
to church In an automobile, with Miss
Eleanor Alexander, the fancee OF Theo-
dore Roosevelt. Jr,. and her mother. Mrs.
II. A, Alexander. In a second car Col
onel Roosevelt does not like automobiles
and has always ridden to church in the
family carriage.
Theodore Roosevelt. Jr., Mrs. Alex
ander and Miss Alexander left church
carry and went to New York for a re-
hearsal OF the wedding.
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SETTLE DISPUTE BY
ARBITRATION METHOD
United States and Mexico Reach
Agreement Concerning Tract
Near III Pas0.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-MeXico has
agreed to settle the Chamizal boundary
dispute by arbitration. A convention
providing the details proposed by the
United States is now being arranged by
telegraph in the hope OF getting 1t be-
fore the senate before the adjournment
of congress.
BY It's terms a Canadian jurist is to
hold the balance In the arbitration. He
Will act as an umpire to the interna-
tional boundary commission and will be
chosen by the United States and Mexico.
II they fail to agree on man. the Ca
him.
The Chamlzal tract. which was of COM
paratively little value when claimed first
by Mexico in 1894, has since greatly in
creased in value by the growth of the
city OF FL Paso. which 1t adjoins. 1t Is
estimated 10 be worth from 81, 600 900 to
$5.OoO.OOO The Unietd States has always
exercised criminal and civil jurisdiction
and has maintained a customs house
there, Many questions OF international
title to property In the tract are now
held In abeyance In the federal courts
pending a settlement of tho dispute.
Pending the arbitration the United
states agrees 10 continue the stay OF pro-
ceedlngs against settlers claiming prirna
facie Mexican title who were in actual
occupation on March Is, None other Is
10 receive protection. That provision Is
intended to cover the cases OF suuatters
who have taken advantage of the dispute
TO take up territory.
The state department will appoint an
agent to examine the genuine Mexican
titles and decide which are entitled to
protection of his government
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president HAS
| OBTAINED MUCH
Taft Successful in Getting De-
sired Legislation Out of
Present Congress.
WORK EXPECTED TO BE
FINISHED BY SATURDAY
Deficiency and Public Buildings
Bills Only Ones Left to
Give Trouble.

WASHINGTON, June 1g.-Copgres-
sIouai leaders confidently expect to wind
mn the present session this week and
adjourn not later than Saturday. II the
,osslon Is carried beyond that time II Will
be because Of amendments TO the general
defcIency bill or complications in con-
nectIon with the omnibus public buildings
BIZ. Z
II Is pointed out By Republican leaders
that there never has been a congress
where a president has obtained the
amount OF legislation as has resulted
rom the demands OF President Taft
SartIng in with a demand for revision
of the tariff, he procured this at an
Extraordinary session. Then at the be-
rinnIng Of the present session he de-
mandcd railway legislation, a forward
Conservation policy, statehood for New
Mexico and Arizona, postal savings banks
and the regulation of injunctions.
Bills on all these subjects have passed
both branches Of congress with the ex-
|1eptIon of the anti-in junction measure
That viii have TO walt until next ses
|9on, but II is said the prospects are
GOOD for its passage at that time.
j All the regular supply bills have
passed both houses. except the general
dehciency bill. That was passed by the
house Saturday and Will be reported TO
<he senate not later than Tuesday.
Postal Savings Banks.
The postal savings banks dill Is sull
1cfore> the senate. 1t came from the
house In the form of an amended bill
md Senator Carter moved that the SEN
1ie concur In the house amendments. OPP
tsItion developed and the motion has
been debated intermittenuy since the bill
5fiurncd from the house. President Taft
approves Of the house bill and Ii seems
'easonably certain that the senate will
zccept It
The rivers and harbors bill is await
ing the presidents signature. and he
Don will have the omnibus public
'uuildIngs bill. With both OF these
.measurcs before him he is In a position
q command that action be taken on such
'p(her legislation as he feels should pass.
PRESIDENT Taft tomorrow will sign the
<latehood bill. 1t is likely that there Will
number OF claimants for the pen
'Qd IN signing That historic instrument.
PRESIDENT Taft probably will use two
[ens N approving the bill and give one
L9 delegate Andrews. representing New
!cxico. and the other TO Delegate
~ameron. representing Arizona
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MANKIND HAS LOST
MOVE OF ITS FAITH
DR.. Hadley Declares That Be-
iiefs Are Stronger Today
Than Ever Before.

| NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 19.-The
baccalaureate sermon to the Yale grad
uating class was delivered today by
President Arthur T. Hadley. His ad-
dress IN part follows
"Thank God, gentlemen, that you are
born in an age of faith, and into land
of faith. Many good people will tell
you that this is an age when faith
has decayed; an age when the human
race has lost its belief in the things
that are most necessary to its life here
and hereafter. This is a wrong view.
"'We have lost faith in some things,
but we have gained faith in others; and
the faiths that we have gained are
greater in number and Importance and
inspiration than the faiths that we have
lost, We have lost faith in signs and
portents and supernatural manifesto
tions of power, in certain dogmas and
formulas once supposed to be essential
to salvation, We have gained in their
place faith In men, faith in law, faith
in the truth of nature and faith in jus.
tice Of God
On stronger GROUND.
"We must not, indeed. disregard the
feelinps and prejudices Of those who
were brought up in the older faith by
unnecessary denial Of their premises;
or disregard Of their observances; but
we may thank God that our faith rests
on surcr foundation than the complete
ness of the evidence for this or that
miracle, or than the verbal authenticity
OF this or that scriptural passage.
"But do we see straight Do VIC
face things as they aree ! wish
could think that the world today is as
sound of head as it is of heart. The
things for which there is crying need
among our good men is intelligence
''Tberc are several classes of mis-,
cially subject, Our faith in men may
lead us into an easy going tolerance
that Is neither intelligent nor Christian
Our faith n society may lead us TO CON
tinue the mistakes, if not the cxcesses
of socialism. Our faith in science may
bo carried to the point of scientific big
otry. Our faith that God in fighting on
the side of right may blind US to rhe
responsibilities that we ourselves have
in that fight
Intelligence and Faith,
''There is no feld-I say it rever.
ently-in which it is SO necessary TO
combine intelligence with faith as in
our idea of God. In former years we
were bound down by creeds that de
scyibed in detail God S attributes and
God s wishes. You accepted Him rs He |
was pictured in those creeds or YOU Ee
iected Him altogether Today We try
to Judge for ourselves regarding God Is |
attributes ard God s wishes or all re-
sponsibiltles that 20 with the exer.
else OF private Judgment this is the |
greatest.
{" You call your God tho God of Jus.
tice; see TO 1t that your faith takes !
such shape that you could worship him
only by doing justice. You call your
God the God of love; see to it that you:
faith is so shaped as to make YOU giyo
love instead of merely irving to receive
il. Iou call Him the God of battles;
v"o that your trust in Him is an inspira
tion to you to take your part in the
battles boIh with courage and with III.
tclhgcnce.
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THREE IMMIGRANTS MEET
DEATH In COLLISION

NORWICH n Y. June ia passen-
ger train loaded with emigrants bound
railway was wrecked at Parker, a small
station sixteen miles southeast OF this
village, early today. Three passengers
were killed and twenty I'VE were Injured
The wreck occurred when the omigrant
train crashed into a locomotive running
light
The Dead
FRANK GISLOR, aged IS, en- route
from Swift rIand to Sacramento. Cal.
route from Switzerland 10 San Francisco
JOHN JOHANSON. uged 70. en- route
from Sweden TO Lynn Center. III.
The train was made up Of eight
coaches and an engine. and carried 371
emigrants,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20
URGES REPUBLICANS TO
STAY BY ADMINISTRATION

HELENA, Mont. juno 19.-Thc Repub-
llcan state convention was called to-
was designated as the convention city,
but no date was fixed, The meeting to-
night was held 10 consider a letter from
Senator Thomas ii, Garter. In which he
advises Republicans OF Montana to stand
by Taft's administration and ignore
"Cummins and his insurgency" Slno-
tor Carter also advised the lssliamca of
an address to voters. defending every act
Df the adm: :inistration
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PROFESSORS INSIST UPON
MORE SANITARY CONDITIONS

PEKIN, June 10 ALI foreign professors
in the Imperial university: numbering ten
Europeans three Americans and four
Japanese. have signed round robin de-
clarIng that they will refuse to continue
their courses unless measures are taken
at once TO remedy The unsanitary condi-
tlons OF the dormitories and class rooms
This has been sent TO the Chinese ad~
ministration A result of the conditions
there have been outbreaks OF typhoid
diphthorla and smallpox, Up to the pres
ent time Chinese authorities have paid
no attention 10 the protests. which have
several times been made by the foreign
nrnfcaSOrS
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More Indictments in Sight

az J. vi wi lEi.D. H.. Juno 1a.-After n
N viii ir,IIcess The Sangauon county grand
.3arcd ,neet al 10 o'clock tomorrow
srrcs resume the Investigation Of
Il NO, VI bribery in the state IeglsIa ture.
NV. unlikely two indictments charc
'feturnp,acy 10 commit bribery win
n bo m"a carly in Tho week These
Chic against Senator John Brodcrick
4 rnnr. Doth on the Lorimer deal and
1r HsIs,,'o. .ook In the payment 10 SEN
.oNaW OF Tho 'iaclspot. money"
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Kmperor's Condition Improving.

".rI,,SoAM; June i9.-Thc emperor s
y |;,s %s,c'ahs. Or Won 1lIbcrg and DR.. Nei-
''nn ur. ISSUED a statement today with ref
6ich 6is' 20 inc affection OF the knee. from
|et tne emperor is suffering. They
' 'ete mat the inflammation is taking =
4. ~ ~ la,vora bie course and that the dis
- |<,Sr ms almost ceased. They DENY the
~ ers, puohShed this morning In the LokaI
arsser mat All operation was per
M ~, yesterday. adding that DR.. Bier.
ia ons mas salo by the paper to have been
'nace yesterday. ''''
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Governors Have Narrow Escapes

LOUISVILLE: Ky. June 19 19-Governors
OF four states had narrow escapes today
while. riding from Versailles to Frank
fort In an automobile. when lightning
party included Governor Hadley of Mis-
souri and his wife. Governor Sloan OF
Arizona, Governor Ansel OF South Caro-
lima and Governor Wilson of Kentucky
and his wife, At ono point the lightning
struck railroad rail near them and
SpNrkS Mrrn thrown oNer lhnrn
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Catholic Club Attacked.

VALENCIA Spain. June l9--Anu-
Clerical rioters today broke into the
catholic cub and demolished the furn
turo Demonstrations also occurred In
other quarters. Since last Sunday. when
u commission of Republicans was at
Tackled by groups sof Catholics Willie
leaving an anti Clerical meeting and
were fired upon from the C2rliSt club,
there have been many clashes.
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Forest Fires Under Control.

Ell PASO. Texas, June 19-rhc forest
fire In Adams canyon which threatened
the forests OF the Sacramento mountains
was under control at sundown. Tho for
cstry service was reinforced by hundred
railroad laborcrs and by hundreds OF set
tiers and cowmen Five men were se-
vcrcly burned. Many goats, sheep and
cattla prri3hcd
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Senators to Talk.

.re 1850. June l9.-It was announced
|aies smy ,haf Jonathan Bourne, United
3h 'a churchil' OF Nov HnmnsIiro III,
.io me legislative conference to be
AZ % Peoria. III, juno 81 and %. Sen
|n6 ""urnc p" VIII speak on the Oregon
Il cS, VI electlng federal senators. and
III 'TThsn'I, Tha VIII discuss the short ball
<ci,tzmru reoria conference was called
alIensa"e loiinwlng recent disclosures
|tn,n teeed corruption In the Illinois .lecis-
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Fatal Fight in Wyoming.

ROCK SPRINGS. Wyo.. June 19,-In a
frightfu battle in cabin near Mine No.
l here today. one man was beaten TO
death and one fatally wounded and the
others were badly wounded. All are Tor
eigners, none speak English and the po-
lice thus far have obtained no names
which they are able TO transeribe into
English,
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY
CLOSING EXERCISES

Following is the order OF commence
mcnt exercises at St. Mary's academy
Monday al $50 p, m. programme by the
Minlms and Juniors: "Cantnta" by the
fourth preparedness. Tuesday morning,
reading OF tho examination averages.
awarding OF class prizes. and honors. Al
p. m. graduation exercises. comforting
OF diplomas and medals,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20
Sing for Charity.

PARIS. June 10 Tho metropolitan
Opera company gave benefit tonight
for the families OF those who los, their
lives by the sinking OF the Piuvlsio in
the English channel and for tho Paris
charities. President Fallerics and mem
bers OF his cabinet occupied tho prcsi-
dental box. The benefit petted nearly
{
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ouxe TO Hunt Big Game.

|ntpcnsiao June l9.-The Duke of
|tc of 81 closely related 10 the royal
est est'ns oS IN Mexico. viii become the
nhus ,Hencral Luis Trrrazas OF Chi
eks hume yune 2@. and will spend several
|dre ,num,lng ,nng big game IN tho Sierra
cvnS vountains, where General Terra
ound in thousands OF acres which
:" oedF, deer and mountain lions
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Ranchmen Arc Killed.

ATWOOD. Kan, June 19.-J. j. Camp
bell, aEcd Is years, and his son. j. j.
Campbell, Jr., nged 2S. were killed when
the roof OF an old sod houso on their ranch
in Thomas county collapsed according To
word received here today Both were
well known throughout northwestern
Kansas.
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Hear Socialist Mayor.

CHICAGO, June 19,-The greatest
crowd that ever attended Socialist
meeting In Chicago today greeted Emil
Seidel. the Socialist mayor OF Milwaukee.
1t is estimated that there were $4,000
persons men, women and children, at
the gathering. which was held In north
side amusement park,
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alneteon Killed, Tbi-,v Ir;r,.oa

|aualty NJ SEuS. France. June 19.--The
a betweer o, .he collision here yester-
m6ers Train train standing at The station
~. rhn rhh.heteen dead and thirty in
nccldnmme, wrcckage caught fire after
''fclg nos and one OF the trains was
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Qumdrops for Natives.

BOSTON. June 19,-Carrying Il bcunti-
ful supply of trinkets and gumdrops for
the lgloo dwellerS OF the frozen north
the steamship Boethic chartered bv
Harry Whitney OF New Haven. Conn.
and Paul j. Raney OF Cleveland, for a
hunting expedition In the Arctic. sailed
from South Boston today.
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Hill to Get Degree.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. June 19.-The
visit TO this city cf James j. Hin as the
guest OF Prof II w, Fainam, the COM
Ing week is understood to be co,neident
with the awarding of a degree of LII. d.
tc him by Yale university.
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Woman Wins Prize.

ST. LOUIS, June I9.-Mrs. Mathilde
No 8 West Oak street, Chi
caGo, was tonight announced as the win
ner of the flve-acre Missouri farm. for
having formed tho greatest number OF
words from the letters comprising Mis-
souri, homes
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MARRIES GIRL THROUGH
POWER OF ATTORNEY AND
DOUBLE TRAGEDY FOLLOWS

:. SAN JOSE, Cal, June 49,
y Jerry Petronovitch. aged SO, cook
!. in local restaurant, this after
(. noon shot and stabbed his young
+ wife, aged ~ years, and then
+ cut his own throat Both are :
= diving at the Belyedere hospital
+ About month ago Petrono- :
+ witch gave a cousin in the town ,
/. of Split. Dalmatia, power of at. .
+ torney TO marry the girl for him, :
!. and after the ceremony in that :
!. country she sailed for America. .
I. arriving here two weeks ago The :
4. bride was dissatisfied with condi- e.
!. tions here and her constant re. !
+ quests to be allowed to return /.
!. to her home in the old country I!
: led to today's tragedy. !
= ;,
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CAPTAIN Lyons Trial.

WASHINGTON, June l9-The trial by
courtmartlal OF Captain Samuel r. Lyon
OF the Twenty fifth infantry. the rcgi-
mcnt of negro soldiers which took part
In the Brownsville riot, will begin to-
morrow AT For, Meyer Va.
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Boy Is Drowned.

GREAT FALLS. Mont. June l9-Wu-
liam j Young. a boy of II. was drowned
day by getting beyond his depth while
IN swimming.
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Primitive Methodism.

STAFFORD England June l9-The
centenary of Primitive Methodlsm was
celebrated today nt ttS birthplace. the
on Trent
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President Lowell's Sermon.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. June l9.-The re-
latlon OF man to his environment and
the effect OF one upon another formed
the theme u the baccalaureate sermon
delivered 10 the senior class Of Harvard
university today by President Lowell.
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Utahus in New York.

SncCIdI 10 INC TTIHUIlc,
NEW YORK. June 19.-Utahns at New
York hotels are: Herald Square j. Il.
Salisbury. s. l.. Jones and J. w, Maynes.
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Hot in Chicago.

CHICAGO. june i9,-Thrce deaths re-
suited from heat proatrations here today.
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Inaea Ioaays Tribune
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Departments.
Domestic,

Roosevelt enjoys day Of rest ...... !
Secretary Knox win remain in
presidents cabinet ,,....... !
Congress viii finish work Satur-
day .....a. ,..,.-.,..
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ogden beats Salt Lake 4 to o 80.
Jcffrics is ready to move .
Johnson In bad humor ...........
Rickard does not give up hope
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Local.

San Juan oil fields booming .
Minister takes rap ut Saitair ....,l2
Big day at Tabcrnaclo . ,
]. w, w, nter the earth ...12
CITY council forecast ...I2
In fruit region OF Utah county -.
Finishing touches on Gould sta
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REMEMBER, chat the most
paltry way to fail in business
is-not to advertise.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-09-08
JUDGE A. D. LAND.


Picayune Sept. =: While the returns
of the State primaries held yesterday to
nominate representatives in Congress:
and one member of the Supreme Court
Of Louisiana are still incomplete at this
writing, enough is known to make decis-
i've the fact that all the incumbent con-
gressmen whose seats were contested
have won their nominations, as has alse
Justice Land, whose term on the Su-
preme bench of the State is drawing tc
a close, and who is a candidate for re-
election. His place was contested, but
he has plainly gained the nomination
The great court of the State and Louis
lana herself are to be congratulated that
they will not lose the services Of the able
and distinguished jurist whose term was
drawing to close. All seems to be as
it should for the welfare of the STATE
and the general public good"
This complimentary notice of Tudqs
Land will be fully appreciated by his
friends, but regrets are expressed over
the result obtained since the publication
Of this notice.