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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-12
TODAY IN HISTORY
Caesar eoraIa AssassInated.
SATURDAY, MARCH IL.


Caesar Borgia was ono Of the most
picturesque figures OF mediaeval history
To-day Is the anniversary of the assas-
sination OF this character, who has been
the subject of so much historical con-
iroversy. lie was tho grand nephew OF
Alfonso Borgla, an Italian Of Spanish
origin, who became pope in li55 ms Ca
liXtus III. Caesar was made a cardinal
| by his father, Rodrigo Borgis. Being
ambitious hc resigned the purple TO de-
vote himself TO the profession OF arms.
In 1893 he married a daughter OF tho King
Of Navarro. and assisted Louis XII III the
conquest of the Romagna In Italy for the
Holy sea.
He WAS named by his father Duke Of
RomaSna in 1901. and shortly afterwards.
by treachcry as much as violence, he
made himself master OF the Duchy OF
Jrbino. A league OF Italian princes was
formed 10 resist him, but he kept them
in awe by force until lie succeeded In
winning some Of them against the others.
and then trsacherously murdered them OH
the day OF the victory AT Sinigaglia
lie now seized their possession, and
seemed TO have removed every obstacle
iii the way OF becoming king Of Romag
ma and OF Umhria when his father died.
probably Of malaria, though at the time
there were rumors of poison. Caesar.
also who was party 10 the design (and
mode of dcspatching those who stood III
the way OF his ambition, or whose wealth
he desired TO obtsln). Is said 10 have
himself partaken OF the poison, and the
consequence was a severe Illness. exact
ly at a time when the utmost activity
and presence of mind were requisite for
his affairs.
When julius II assembled the Papal
throne, Caesar was arrested and conveyed
10 the castle OF Medina Del Campo, III
spain, where he lay imprisoned for two
years. Al length he contrlvcd 10 make
his escape TO the king OF Navarro, W hom
he accompanied in the war against Cas-
tile, and was killed on March II. 1907, by
a missile thrown from the castle Of
Biano.
His sister. I.ucreua Borgla has been
represented as placed outside OF the pale
Of humanity by her Wantonness. her
vices and crimes, but the recent re-
searches OF most accurate and impartial
historians have refuted the most extrava-
CANT Of these assertions.
William Miller, in his 'Medlaeval
Rome" sums up the career OF Caesar
SorgIa as follows Caesar Borgla has
been called the greatest practical states
man Of the age, and in a sense the re-
tical craftsmanship consisted OF every
deceit and every crime, when poison and
the dagger were the usual implements OF
policy. and nothing was considered
wrong. provided that the object were at
tained. no man cXcellcd him In the arts
of public life He must be Judged, OF
course, not by the standard OF the nine
tcenth century. but by that OF the fiji
tcenth; not by comparison with constitu
tional English statesmen. hut In conncc-
tion With tho morality of the middle
ages. as it was interpreted III Italy, Yet,
even so. he has left an indellble impress
sion as a great criminal, a worthy son
OF his infamous father"
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gas. G.. w. Kramer elected vice pres
ident Utah Fuel company.
l9O4-Salt Lake Route opened 10 River
side. Senator kearns names boys for
army and navy.
19O5-Incendiary attempted to burn the
Beck hotel at Murray. John Miner
died of heart failure. Legislature
visited Lucin cutoff,
19O6-Labor leaders denouncc arrest OF
Western Federation men.
l90S-Flrc Chief Vail declares moving
picture shows at meeting house to
be menace to life.
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the market. if there is free access 10
Il number of locations where the pro-
ducer and consumer can come together
for the mutual profit of both.
The Council has done we'll in throwing
the city open TO the incoming of the
farmers with their products; it will in
crease tho obligation of the public if il
VIII help the ladies in the establishment
of places for stated time, for direct
trading between the producer and the
rnnSIlmcr
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ACCOUNTS soLIc'|
National Bank OF fne

A thoroughly modern
ment conducted in conn's,
bank. Safe deposit boxes 20
Depository
Frank Knox. presldenti
ray. vice president; w: ~
e. A. Culbertson, aSsisSoao assn oao
Capital paid in. SSVV'V'
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taking that view But then, Congress
appears now 10 desire to throw away
every possible chance of winning popu-
lar favor Possibly the return of n
Democratic House next November will
bring the Republican members to their
senses In the meantime. If they con-
tinuc their present tactics, all hope of
returning Republican House will be
lost. and ought 10 be lost
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1t may be that the Direct LecisIa
tion league is all right, but if il is TO
be utilized for the purpose of giving
our local political control over to the
poygamous cult, Tipping Zionites will
have none of it,
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er sites therein. And that is one evil
dencc of the fact that he not only reads
The Tribune. but thinks its advice to
he nnnd
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March II is the birthday OF Bishop
George Berkeley GGSD of Joseph Fran
els, the inventor of the Francis life car
GS0Ds OF Torquato Tasso, the Italian
poet U54D: of John l.. Worden, who
commanded tine Monitor In her battle
with the Mcrrmac QSlO: OF Thomas
OS22), and John l.. Toole, the English
actor QS30),
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In Kansas City on Thursday negro
assaulter was sentenced to serve ninety
nlne years In prison. Commonly ex-
pressed comment would put it 'fthat
ought to hold him for a while,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-12

Nearly always there are two sides
to story; but in this little 'fspat"
between Messrs. Ballingcr aud Pinchot
the number of sides appears TO be
limited only to the number Of wit
nesses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-12

If IT is the object of Mr.. Rockefeller
merely TO have his name, perpetuatcd,
why 60 back on his old friend the
Standard OIL company?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-12

Of course. if is sometimes as impos.
sIblc for some persons to walk to the
right as it is for them to be otherwise
decent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-12

80 the BARRIERS, too, want TO 90 home
early Pretty soon the newspapcrmen
Will be actually asking that they be
permitted to do something besides
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-12

Congressman Paine appears to be
opposed to the reclamation project
After having given his approval TO
the recent tariff revision he doubtless
imagines that he might as well 90 right
ahead and do all the other damage he
possibly can,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-12

We're only waiting to hear the cen.
sus enumerator say that we spoke the
truth when we said that there would
be two hundred thousand Salt Lakers
in ninctecn-teu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-12

"Juvcnilc court work will be dis.
cussed,' says a local news heading.
Better discussed than "cusscd. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-12

And speaking of this carly closing
movement, there arc some mouths TO
which it should be applied.
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Get up on the high ground and take
look at the magnificent work that
spring is doing to our mighty valley.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-12

There is another thing about this
weather, II cant be beaten anywhere
else on earth
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Mrs. Jack Cudahy saws that she
would like TO become an actress. \
worse ono than alreadya
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-12

What would YOU rather be than an
apostle.Scnator?
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If his will be consulted in the mat
ter, the miser never puts on any heirs
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Also IN The Ballinger-Pinchot case,
everything comes out.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-12

Meantime we are getting at the IN
terror Of tho interior department.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-12

When Teddy comes marching home
again, hooray! hooray.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-12

One thing about that Philadelphia
strike is that it should he ended
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We'll, Pioneer park would make a
mighty pretty playground for the little
chaps.
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ApostleSenator Smoot has asked
President Taft to favor turning over
10 the states the control Of water pow
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Also the book beer sign cometh soon,
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Saturday. Market day. shop early.
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Business communications should be
addressed; The Tribune, Salt Lake
City. Utah"
The Tribune Salt Lake City. Utah.
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Be natural Nature smiles,
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s. c. Beckwith. Special Agency Sole
Eastern Advertising Agent. Eastern Of
flee, Tribune building. New York. West
ern Office Tribune building. Chicago.
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Have you taxicabbed vet?
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Telephones.

Beil-Prirato Branch Exchange connect
ing all departments. call Main 52on.
observation-disclosures system
connecting all departnlentS. call $50
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08
SAD ACCIDENT
ON The YUKON

The aaoouui of aa accident shiea
oe,uned wlilr tar St.amvr ST Ni-
elael uas stranded oa bar abo'y
CugIe Cay ia a4lgh ChaTies ID Ar
ends. of Hol spr2ss susla.ned .H-
jur.s aal,l rsell,rd il his dea-h. Is
given in lLr u4wsoa News toC ssp~
zau.
4z a-lraps 10 yal LAe Stranded
baa1 OF lle bar. d cable vAs made
lasf to q de4lmal Oh lhe shore. and
uHis ue gapslan vas tagging On the
gige r5pe. il suddenly p@.-tvd, and 'he
cad nyus baok slraek Ar, Arends
uas sas s,s.ldins near, sgua1ely %
u.e sA.u t,oae. TIE bone W@s oFokvn
and lAs lex Was tutber maagied BY
ssr.l spikes vhiaA p.eEoed lae
l-ab.
rhgre beiag Do physician GA 0o>-Td
the lujured ul-a g4s siEva imnlelle-s
attention q. us hands of several
uuras. ana aI-h0lsh everything vas
dsa. 10 prgsruI blood poisoning, they
wsrg a no avail. AID Mr. Arvnds dlse
an tas morning Of the -srd OF sept.
t-mbsr afJer hs aloug s.lh a n1il.oe
a. le l1-sseusers u me 81 Nien.e-
has b.-.u taken OF b. the susle.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08
SING SING CONV|CTS ESCAPE
Heavily Armed, Five Prisoners Over
powering Guards, Bind Them Fast
And Make Quick Getaway.

When the turnkey found the guards
locked in the cells, he Immediately
turned in an alarm, and strong poss
started in pursuit of the escaped pris-
oners.
Up to the time of going to press,
no clue had been found as to their
whereabouts, but the officers are pos
tive that they cannot escape, and
that they will be apprehended and
returned to prison within a short
time.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08
CITY DADS EQUAL|zES TAXES

The Town Council sat last night
as a Board of Equalization, and while
it was thought that there would be
much dissatisfaction on the part of
disgrunded tax payers it turned out
more of a love feast than anything
else.
The city dads were inclined 10 be
generous, and those cited to appear
and explain why their taxes were not
showed UP hundred or two, were all
willing to mest the board half way,
and the result was that all went away
satisfied with the boards appraise-
ment.
Firm Amt returned Raised.
Board of Trade $ 600 5 500
Golden North Hotgl 1.7OO 1900
Dewey Hotel 500 200
Daily Alaskan 1000 1000
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08
PaTRONIzING HOME INDUSTRY

This is sample of the Daily Alas
kan II there was no cable running in
to Skagway. How do you like it?
At an early hour this morning Serg
Mcnamara notified this paper that
It would have to "EP' with home
dope, as the cable was down between
Sltka and Seattle. and there would be
no press service today.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08

Fresh oysters arrived on the Cot
Jase City ana are being served al
the pack Train Restaurant I
These WiH BE- a special meeting oI
,ha White Pass Athletic club at the
club on saturday evening, October Ia
The cal for the meeting Is for the
purpose Of disposlng Of matters ci
special business. and al the members
are requested % be present as th5
netting viii be genral IN character.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08

Fred Phillips was a passenger on
last nights train from whitehorse,
having arrived in that city on the
last trip Of the Selkirk from Dawson.
Mr.. Phillips is selling lots in the
new townsite Of Irondale, Wash, ana
met with very flattering success
while in the Yukon, having disposed
Of s33,5OO worth of the property, mum
bering Governor Henderson, Major
Snyder and many other prominent
YukoDers IN his list OF purchasers,
This is Mr.. Phillips first trip into
the interior, although he has been
making a tour of the cities to the
Westward, and when questioned as
70 what he thought OF the Skagway-
WhtehOrse-Dawson trip from a
tourists standpoint. he said; 1T is
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08

The two dispatches printed today
were received too late last night TO
get in the yesterdays edition if this
page, so Skagway gets some news
of the effete east.
Thanking you for your kind atten-
ton. with these few lines We will
close.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08

Has deaLh Was peaceful, and ap
parently painless. The body was bur
led a. Eagle on the evening Of the
Sane day the Susie reached port
The obss-luies were directed by Cap
tain Warfleld. Clarence Berry. Joseph
VoastHn and others
While EuIe is known Of the family
og the unfortunate man. he is believe
10 have left a widow and awo child
r,u in Angels Camp, California I'm
u,dlately after he Was injured, he
directed Chreu0e Berg 10 take al
The mou,y which he had sewed in the
lining Of his clothes. a sum which
proved 10 amount 10 S2.l23,25. Al IN
same time. Joe yoestliu, the Cold
stream operator from Fairbanks. sta
cd a subscription heading il with
Sleo 10 which Clarence Berry added
another 500. The total amount rails
ed In this way ON the St Miehael
vas placed in the hands Of Clarence
Berry and viii be taken by him per
sonally To the widow OF the two
ehildren. according as conditions in,
d.eat..
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08

command of Lieut.. Smith.
Upon the return of this party, if
they are not successful in killing all
the deer, a second party will Try
their luck, and it is thought at this
time that even third party viii max
a try for the 'Monarchs of the For
est" providing this can be accomp-
lished before the open season ends.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08

The Peterson, the government har-
Dor boat, al Fit Seward, made the
round trip to Skagway today,
The Peterson will leave the post
a an early hour tomorrow morning,
taking a party OF hunters for a ten
days trip To Admiralty Island.
The party viii consist Of four men
from each company, and viii be in
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08

Recent arrivals in Valdez from Val
dez creek tell of rich strike made
in Rusty Gulch by w. H. Merritt, in
which pay was struck at a depth of
80 feet, and $1,000 was taken out
during the first five days sluicing,
and the pay got richer as depth was
attained, with no bedrock in sight.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08
A GOzY HOME FOR THE WINTER

Will your own home this winter,
equal the comfort and ease which you
are offered at the Fifth Avenue hotel?
Under new management the "Old
Fifth Avenue" has been reopened and
is offering a few of the pleasant suites
for the winter to families at reduced
rates. The service will be of the
best, and the dining room will re-
ceive especial care and attention. Be
fore making arrangements for the
winter, you are invited TO call.
William Drewitt, Prop. st
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08

John w. Frame, was at meeting
of the Cordova City Council held
Sept. %, appointed City Magistrate
to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Frank Hart. The position
carries with it that of city clery, and
the salary is $3.50, but there is a like
lihood that it may be reduced to $50.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08
OFFER BIG Bid FOR RACES
Automobile Officials Would Bring
Speedy Machines To Hoosier State
From All Parts of The World

ing IN lass of lie which occurred al
the Vanderbih Auto Cup races az
Long Ishtod on October 1st
Il IS believed thai this viii brins
Jhe races here. and that Vanderbilt
wiu again offer the prizes which he
Ras 10 have offered al the races
uhieh were 10 have been made On
The 18Th OF the present month.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08
CLEANED FROM OUR
WESTERN ALASKAN EXCHANGES

Sept. 14-Robert Hatcher and c.
A. Mcpherson report the discovery of
rich ledge of gold ore, and brought
with them 100 pounds of the rock.
They refuse to state where the rock
was found, but say there is a big
vein OF it.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08
(Ry Alaska News Bureau)

SING SING, N. Y. Oct. S-Last
night. just before the time for the
turn key to make his rounds, five
convicts overpowered the guards, and
locked them in the cells. after first
binding them securely with ropes
made good their escape.
The five convicts were all heavily
armed, and the guards were power
less to make their escape.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08

INDIANAPOLIS Ind Oct s-om
,las of several d thr hTse a'iiol'io-
lIe faetursss of this city. and y.ciui'S
have uzEr 4 bad q ten uoasand dot
I-rs Tor Jh- automobile raoes vhtgh
Alfred yaudarb.u oanoeIled ol az
raanf u thr many acoldsnts nesalts
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08

was made that Seward be allowed
high school. As the Governor has
the say i'm the matter, he readily gave
his consent, and the class was open
ed Monday, Sept. 10, with Miss Thor
lacius as teacher.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08

The above are few of the repre-
sentative firms who appeared before
the board, and the raises, while gem
eral, were not large except in that of
the White Pass. and when the raise
was suggested, w. B, King, acting
for the company, said it was up to
the appraisers, or board, and that if
they felt it was right, and they need
ed the money, he would let dt so at
that. so it went
The board will continue until all
the tax payers have been heard.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08

The Edith is discharging about
three hundred tons of coal per day,
which will make her stay in this port
about ten days.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08

When Governor Clark was at Sew
ard, enroute home from his tour OF IL
spection of the district, the request
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08

II you want shell oysters, go to the
Pack Train Restaurant II
The train had very small passen-
ger list tonight upon its arrival at
Skagway, bringing over ly about
one dozen persons.
1t was thought that the Pauline
would arrive in Whitehorse in time
to make the train, but she did not
get in until noon today.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-08
SOLD .YUKONERs MUCH PROPERTY

the finest in the world as far as
Whitehorse. Although have trav-
eled a great deal, the mountain seen
cry is the most varied and grandest
l have ever seen, but the four days
trip necessary to arrive in Dawson, is
a very tedious one, and the time on
tn, river is very mOnotonous. I shall
certainly bring my wife and several
friends up to Alaska next year, and
make the trip as far as Whitehorse,
and will probably go into Atlm, and
R it is as beautiful as I am told it
is, it will certainly be a very interest
ing trip"
Mr.. Phillips will sail for Seattle
on the City of Seattle tomorrow, and
is a guest of the Golden North hotel
while in the city.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-15
Salt Lake s Los Angeles Railway Co
Saltair Beach Time Table

Fare round trip. rs seat..
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-15
MOVEMENT NOT WORLDWIDE.

The plan for holding an interna-
tional conservation conference, first
preached by ex-President Roosevelt.
has been officially pronounced dead by
the state department.
OF the forty-nine governments rep
resented automatically in Washing
ton. which We're invited just before
Mr.. Roosevelt went out OF Office TO join
the movement only nineteen have re-
piled. The answers of some were Of
such a character that it was officially
decided to carry the proposal no fur
Their.
Presumably the various nations of
the world prefer to look after their
natural resources without any hints
from the United States as to what they
ought or ought not to do. We can go
right ahead with the work of con-
seryatiOn at home. and if it is well
done we won't have time to map out
programs for the foreigners.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-15
WHAT THE FIGURES SHOW.

The speech of Senator Smoot on the
exchange value OF farm products con-
tinues to be widely quoted in the press
and is generally conceded to be one
OF the most effective campaign docu-
ments put out by the Republican con-
gressional campaign committee.
The figures are presented in'such a
manner that the general farmer, the
grain raiser and the cotton planter
cannot fail TO understand their sig
nificance. The American Economist
is illustrating the various tables made
use Of by Senator Smoot. but cartoons
are not necessary TO make the farmer
understand that he Is much better off
than when Grover Cleveland was
President.
Among the tables used by the Utah
Senator was one showing the value Of
a S0O-pound hog in March. 1910, and
in March. 1896, when measured by the
wholesale prices of the following sta
pie articles:
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UPHILL WORK.

Parvenu Hostess TO stable boy, at
tired as waiter for the occasion OF a
dinner party)-James why do you not
fill Mr.. de Outlines glass?
James-LOr. ma'am, what's the use?
He empties it as fas. as I fill it.-Tit-
Bits.