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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
MOnarchs to Visit India
By LADY MANWARING.

IOSnooslot I osole TO Tho Tribune.
s,ni thsi H. Dec. 17.-Thc announce
SD 10 at,hc king and queen have de-
9,sh In Tans.o coronation dirbar at
a no Nt,lo ..<uy 1917. has given rise
~. In Inc LIZ LIE. II will he the first
- 'eignInp oi the empire that
ibezdr INC ovcr-sea don,inlo,,
'.< yo,s. mere Is talk OF so nrr.n,i,,
|,Sl te son,I ,nal their ma jestlcs may
10 1ndin African union on the
she re,nr,, 'h1 Australia and Canada
~ Gtnnirri,.u u'P; While this has not
'sd their ~ decided. am In
= Under ,ori" ma Jcsties have the proposi-
k,F outlines nus consideration.
M. ...onsiderc,, Ir TINS Wilt arc now be
'piss. nnd Il me responsible su-
IN, olow vcry 10 understood that thcy
20 OF ,hu haorbar AT Delhi Tor Inc cnr1-
psal hos 'ale King. I'm jntercsfipp
|Ef ,naJcs,ia" brought forward that
|L tlour bv shouid bc attended ON
,iavc hsIa nose officers sun living
|1fr-in-chIsr 'he appointment Of com.
~ o. thesa IN ~ India. Therc are
|'sl.Esh Rohcap each is field mar
.isS v. G.. ma Y. G.: Sir George
eee Apabic that the rrinoe er ~, II
g.s'psny and PRINCESS Mar Vii Vii
S%ls haa nn, parents on this tour,
Inv. "o' yet definitely been de-.
,.ie ,ahe pronos.,91 In wcD-lnformed circle.
~ India Tor the king and u,c.n
,ss,leric pIuIn,to pI,o To mold dtIrbar on
;Alssd from outside Delhi. first
en- cxcc,lar,r NlUzon. who 81 g.
opportunity TO COIN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
GIRLS IN REF0RMAT0RY
CAUSE MUCH EXCITEMENT
,ecial Cable to Tho Tribune.

Special Gable TO Tho Tribune.
EDINBURGH. Dec. iI.-Extraordinary
scenes were witnessed in q reformatory
for girls situated about seven miles
from Edinburgh The girls. whose ages
range from IL TO II, succeeded In con-
timing the staff OF teachers 10 their
rooms. and broke cut I'm revolt. Some
Of them mounted The roof and tore the
states and smashed the windows. The
villagers hearing the noise, hurried To
the scene. when the Girin threatened to
get the place on fire !f the police were
called,
Eventually the local police. reinforced
by the Edinburgh police. arrived ON The
scene. and succeeded In Guelling the re-
volt. Tho Edinburgh officers arrived ia
a motor car. and when It was discovered
that number Of the girls had escaped
tho country secured. and the motor
on one trip brought back no fewer than
ten OF them, At tho police court on
Tuesday two OF the riuccaders were
sentenced TO twenty -one days' imprlsou-
ment and another WAS admonished.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18

bat the spirit of sedtion IN the depcn-
dsncy. His majesty 1t IL further stated.
was Immediately struck by the idea. as
was the queen. and further consideration
determined King George to attempt TO
put IL into effect.
Lord Curzon is likely to be included in
the royal suite. and VIII probably act as
chief attendant on the king AT the dur
bar and Ill the other sta tely ccremonials
now being considered, Their maJestics'
stay In India will necessarily be com
paratvcly brief, since the king has cA-
pressed his desire 10 call at South Africa
on his return voyage. Neither OF the
roya yachts are 10 bc employed by the
royal tourists. but ba,tleslip OF the
Dreadnougbt type. probably the fnde-
iatigab!c ,now undergoing repaIrsj Will
be apccallv fiIted III Tor their ma instlng
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
MARRIED AT TENDER AGE,
GIRL EVADES SCHOOL LAW
Cable 10 The Trihnne-

Special Cable TO The Tribune.
ZURICH, Dec. 1.-THE Zurich munich
pal authorities will shortly be called upon
10 decide a curious case. An italian
school girl, aged u years, whose parents
reside at Zurich, returned from short
visit to Italy. and stating she was mar
ried refused to return 10 school. In this
canton children are obliged TO attend
school until the age OF 10.
On making inquiries. the Zurich au-
thorities found that the little italian girl
had been legally married In her own
country TO n respectable young working
man OF her own class, who intends to
come TO Switzerland when he has saved
some money and make his girl-wlfe a
home. Can a married woman" pe COM
PEELED TO attend school? Is the question
that the authorities win have to set
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Guard Against Meat Famine,
Die 10 The Tribune.

Sped1aI CabIc 10 The TrIbune.
BERLIN. Dec. l1.-Eeplying TO tho
rcichstag inquiry relative to the increase
In tho price OF meat. Herr Beltruck, sec
rotary of state for the interior said that
the necessary restrictions on the importa-
tion OF cattle and meat could not be re-
moved just to meet the requirements OF
the home market. The most effectual
safeguard against a real meat famine lay,
he said. In the protection OF Germanys
over increasing stock raising industry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Guns Lost In Snow.
'eDle 10 Tho Trn,,.n

l,,,.,,. w Inc TrIbunc.
'ors f,n,o ,. ooH. i7.-ArtiIIcrv and
!, O, mic snlc manoeuyring at an aI,i-
tsfnea Wharly 5000 feet. were over
's.dor ~ ~ snowstnrm and Obliged TO
pssod ~ uI guns. The men hastily de-
~ s,avs, lhc nuts AT Riopdai, where
ltpin2 snow bound for two days. on
!. g,ns 70 " INC hills they failed 10 find
'asd tbs sruer the deep snow. and aban-
'ralh un,s, ssearch- There toe guns will
sss IN ,r snr,. me first melting OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
German Emperor Tells Naval
Cadets Heroes Do Not
Thrive on Rum.
AWFUL TRAGEDY RESULT
OF DIVORCE COURT CASE
Police President Calls Attention
TO Danger of WOmen's
Long HatpinS.
BY MALCOLM CLARKE.
Il Cable TO Tho Tribune.

Special Cable TO Tho Tribune.
BERLIN, Dec. 1.-THE kaiser has been
handing out more advice. most excellent
advice, by the way. Al the opening Of
the new naval school for the education
OF marine officers, the kaiser delivered
strong temperance sentiments. In adj
dressing the cadets. he warned them In
solemn manner against the uso OF
alcohol. The conduct OF war. lie
said. demands strong nerves and for
this reason alcohol should be avoid
cd In tho operations OF warfare
that nation viii be In the front
which has been the lcas, addicted 10
strong drink. cabinet order from tho
kaiser TO the cadets was read. in which
he, addressing his young comrades
reminded them that their calling de-
mand"d much sacrifice and ipcessant APP
plicatlon. The naval officer must he an
educated man in the general sense. as
Well as possess technical knowledge. The
times demand mon Of iron. and there
fore character aud personality are first
essentials The kaiser comsclcd the
Young men to cultivate moral and re-
lieious views. and 10 remember that Vie
tory Is Won by intellectual powers not
by a people who guzzlc rum and in
dulgc In Idle things.
DR.. Haeckel Secedes.
Dr. Ernst Uacckcl, the famous nat
uralist. has publicly seeded from the
Lutheran church. DR.. Haeckel stated
that his reasons for doing SO were the
conviction that the separation OF church
and state aud church and school were
impeEotiycly demanded by the needs OF
our civilization. and. finally, owing TO
personal indignation over the attacks of
the clerical press in regard to the al
logged Justification Of Illustrations OF
embryonic lie In ono of his scientific
publications.
Recently terrible tragedy occurred
outside the central divorce court here 4
respondent waited for his Wife OUTSIDE
the building and sought TO have "A Word
win her. She turned her head and swept
Dy him. leading her two children by the
hand The husband then turned TO her
lainer who contemptuously refused TN.
desired interview. ''ThcD you shall speaa
no more" shouted the husband, who dr,\v
woman. killing her. The husband bvut
down and kissed hts murdered wife. and
then ran down the street, pursued by ::
mob. When caught, he was rc!oad!ua
thc pistol. intending 20 commit suicide,
Hat Pins Are Dangerous.
The police president has given another,
committed to his charge. by ADDRESSING
an official rcmonstrancc To ladies on tho
danger OF wearing hatptns which protrudy
over the edge OF the hat. The pr,.sldeoi
points out That the danger Is cgpccla!v
great In street and steam cars and he
mas received numerous complaints uf IN
lGncs caused by Ucarcrs OF this for,nIda- !
~" millinery making an unexpected
movement Of the head and r,ierclnp. lbcIr !
ncighbors with pin. lie aonc;,ls 80 ~ /
ladies not 20 wear such pins. OF al least
TO mask the points. so as To render them !
harmless, by means oG a device sold for
that purpose.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Number OF Servants Decreases.
al Cable to The Tribune.

BERLIN, Dec, lI,-AlonG with the in
creaSc In The number OF women work
ers. he number OF domestic servants Is
sieadjiS decreasing In this country Not
withstandinG the increase OF the DOpu-
lation. IN 1852 there were I32I.g24 ser
wants. and in 1907 only l.@G115I Labor
saving appliances arc now numerous In
the shape OF central heating, electricity,
vacuum cleaners and so on. II js sug-
Scstod that. Inducements, scrvants
should be guaranteed good nights rest
and half days holiday weekly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Lord Kitchener i'll Egypt.
able TO The Tribune,

Special Cable TO The Tribune.
CAIRO. Dec. 17.--Lord Kitchener will
be the gust of General Sir John Maxwell
while nc is In Cairo. Shortly after
Christmas he will proceed 10 khartoum.
whence he will go on some shooting eX-
pedillons UP the White and Blue Niles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Hat Pins Are Dangerous.
Killed by Hatpin.

Special Gable to The Tribune.
PARIS. Dec. iI--As "A Young woman
was alightpE from tramcar near tho
l'ont d Alma. recently she fell on her
mead. and large hat pin she was wear.
ing was forced Into her skull. She was
piCkod Gp dead
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
BY PAUL LAMBETH,
pccial Cable 10 The Tribune

! Special Cable TO The Tribune.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE house Of lords
may survive a few years, but that 4,
Is doomed is the opinion of thinking peo-
/ pie throughout tho empire Until re-
Gently 1t was hated. now IL Is the butt
OF ridiculc. During the recent campaign
'he institution got a rallinG that II can
not long endure. II is hard for Auneri-
cans to appreciate what body like the
house of lords really is That stupid.
useless and antiquatcd institution Is
made up as follows: Three princes. so
dukes. 81 marqucsscs. 300 carls 81 Wis
counts. dlo barons, total, 1SS; not in
Guiding the bishops. OF whom twenty six
sit in the house OF lords Aside from
the bishops. who arc educated men, the
lords arc. probably, the biggest aggre-
CATION OF blockhcads ever assembled un-
dor one roof II is positively painful to
listen tc them when engaged In debate
/, has been suggested by Tom Fieldcrs.
a London Wit, that prisoners who arc
sentenced to hard labor should bc forced
TO listen TO the noble lords making
speeches, as substitute for the hard
labor end OF the sentence. About the
orainest OF the lot is the premier peer.
the Duke OF Norfolk, whose creation
dates from l4SS-the fifteenth century
lie is something OF an old granny. There
are lords who wear bracelets and sew
eral carry ladies' umbrellas. Think of
such body having absolute control over
any country or even voice i'm any scri-
Gus affair.
An Intolerable Institution.
Ono OF the most effective attacks ever
made upon the lords was made recently
ey Lloyd George. 1t Is WORTHY or repro
auction here Comment had been made
by Tory on the fact that Irish Amer
leans were sending money to this coun-
Try to be used in clectinR enemies OF
IorNlsm 10 parliament. Replying. Mr..
George said:
Nov. with reference 10 the house OF
lords. | VIII declare that no civilized poo
pic would tolerate such a legislative
body, What ] should like to know Is this:
Since when has the British aristocracy
started despising American dollars? I
sec you understand that MANY a noble
house totterins to It's fall has had IT'S
wnlla buttressed by American dollars. |
am Informed that there is n newspaper
even in London. Tory newspaper run
with American dollars.
France has a senate. The United
states has senate. The colonies have
seDates. But they are all chosen direct.
ly or indirectly by the people Let them
take n trip TO Australia and persuade
the Australians 10 set up house OF lords
on our plan. Let us go there with them
now. We Will go TO Australia with a
noble tariff rcforncr. And before VIC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Aged Couples "Radium'' Wedding

Special Cable to The Tribune.
PARIS. Dec. l7.-Ferdinsnd Dugue
who wrote many plays produced between
1895 aud 1875. and Mrs. DuEue celebrated
tho sevent!eth anniversary OF their we'd
ding day last week. NJ. Dugue is %
nal calls il their 'radium' wedding.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18

Who is the member of the English
nobility from whom the famous French
actress, Madame Cecil Sorel. has received
a proposal OF marriage? This remarkable
woman has the reputation OF being able
To make and unmake ministries with
wave of her dainty hand. The council OF
ministers, II Is said. has at times met in
her sumptuous salon. and there the ~ord
OF the woman premier" is law. Her
fame as an actress Is subsidiary to her
distinction as the most cNtrava9ant
"wearer of clothes" in the world, Hers
Is the most-sought- person by the
great costumers for the exhibition OF their
latest creations. Her arrival. at any
of the great racemeetings has in ii some-
thing OF n royal procession.
A mysterious affair Is engaging the at
tention OF the police, A wealthy retired
lawyer named Ransom has been found
dead In his rooms. having been suffocsted
by gas. IL was thought that he had COM
mltted suicide. hut the police have thrown
over that theory. and have arrested a
young woman named Seuaillet to whom
he Vas said 10 - paying attentions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
happenings in the Old World
House of Lords Doomed
By PAUL LAMBETH.

| landed he would say. Have you a second
chamber| They would say. Yes Thea
NC would say, Would you mind telling
us how II is composed. and OF what class
Of peoples? They would say. Just the
class OF people anywhere around here
rs seSiSa I69 by all II the people male and
reform friend would say. Surely you give
more votes TO the owners of property
lIvIng?' They would say, No Then our
Tory friend would say, is property Sc
curc?' Why?' Can man safely bring
his capital TO this country? And the
Australian would say, From all I hear.
IL would be much safer here than IN
many quarters OF London.
Lords and Bushrangers.
"The Australian would be very ,nucn
Impressed and would say. Ab what shall
Australia do To be- saved? Give us an
aristocracy How are We TO get one?'
would say. The easiest thing In the
world. I VIII tell You how We got ours.
will give YOU our oldest. most ancient
stock. and consequently our best-be-
older it Is. the higher It becomes. I will
tell you how VIC got our first and best
quality. few shlploads of French NIL
busters came over from Normandy. They
Killed all the owners OF properly tboy
could lay their hands on. Having done
so. they levied for their own uses death
duties at 100 per cent. Unfortunately,
their descendants have been cutting each
others throats. and there are very few
or them left. Consequently, they are
very rere and costly, and need hardly
assure YOU that such common and vul-
gar doctrine as the survival of the fttcst
docs not apply to them.
Now. that is how we started. and We
would say to the Australians Have you
anything like that? They would say,
We'll, stop minute we had Il few bush
rangers but We must inform YOU they
only stole cattle Oh We would say
cattle won't do; IL must be land. and
that on large scales Well says the
Australian, 1T really does not matter; we
hanged the last of them a short time ago
before they had an opportunity of
founding family. Have you anything
clse?
We'll. Let us give YOU our second quail
ity. Our second quality are those in this
way. We had a religious reformation In
this country. and we had certain p\)ple
who took advantage or Il To appropriate
To their own uses land and buildings
which had been cousecrated To feed the
needy and To tend the sick. There was
great distress In the country the poor
never knew where To turn. and after
years OF discomfort and hunger and
famine and rebellion. at last they set up
a system whereby these poor people were
provided for out OF the rates. and YOU
and | are now paying rates In order to
make up for the revenue which has been
appropriated by those noble people who
re Jcctcd our budget. Aud these arc the
people whose descendants hur at us the
epithets of robbers thieves Spectators,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Senate Of Hangar,

because VIC dare put tax Of a half PEN
ny on the land they purloincd'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
|NHUMAN ACT
Of LIEUTENANT
ln6icts Torture Upon Recruit
and Leaves Him Prey to
Hyenas.
MADAME CURIE REGARDED
MOST REMARKABLE WOMAN
Will Undoubtedly Be Elected to
Academy of Science; Power
of Actress.
BY PAUL vILLIERs.
Ie Tribune.

Special Gable to The Tribune.
PARIS. Dec. T.-There may he an in
quiry into the case Of private French
soldier who was left 10 perish In Morocco.
Last June. the third mounted company
OF the first regiment Of the Foreign
Legion left Forthusss for Taouri. Owing
to the scarcity OF animals there was but
one mule for two men. 1'ho walked and
rode alternate stages. On the third day.
recruit named Weisrock. whose father
distinguished himself under the French
flag In 1870, refilled his water bottle dur
ing halt. Lieutenant Savarin gave
orders that water WAS not to be taken
from the streams for fear they were dam
gcrous TO health.
Weisrocl's disobcdience was detected
and he was ordered 10 walk. Being new
to the service. Nelsrock felt his punish
ment, for his feet were bad and he found
II Impossible to keep UP with the column.
For tagging behind he was ordered TO
march another stage, making three In
succession. Out OF pity his cornrsde Of
tered To let him ride, but Weisrock was
told he must walk.
Seeing the mans plight. however. =
corporal told him TO hold 10 the tall of
his companions horse. This kindness did
not meet with the approval of the lleu-
tenant and, calling Weisrock foul name,
he ordered him TO walk alone. The man
obeyed, but soon collapsed. When his alb
nee was nOtlrr0. the lieutenant OFOGreQ
a corporal TO find Weisrock and take his
rifle from him. This was done, and Moth
ing has been heard OF the legionary since.
The unfortunate lcgionary. il is said. was
attacked by hyenas. and in his feeble
state. without weapon TO defend him.
self, was an easy prey.
Many Remarkable Women.
France has many remarkable women.
all seif-madc. Madame Curie stands at
the head. She has been quietly contipU-
ing her work since her husbands death.
There is question Of elcctiDg her member
OF the Academy OF Sciences. an unpre-
cedeuted election. for heretofore. when
bers had eloquent smile which meant
never" Indeed law OF the academy
has to be repealed IL Madame Curie Is
elected. Amagat declared the other day
that Napocon's Idea OF women ought TO
prevail. The great emperor said. "a
woplsn's mission was to be good house,
keeper. spend her time In elving children.
and rearing them" II seems curious
Incident. but Madame Curie, II elected,
Will occupy the chair OF her deed hus-
band, She participated as much he in
the discovery OF radium. IN fact, since
she Is alone she has made new discov-
eries which proves that her brain is equal
TO any mans IN that academy.
Woman's rights are making progress in
France. General Dalstean has chosen
Lagardclle as military teacher.
She is organizing classes In the army
for the soldiers who do not know how to
read and write. Nine. Lagarde!c Is tho
author OF popular book for the teach
Ing OF adults. She is To have a school
in the fnvalIdes.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
Will 60 to Mexico
for Prisoner

RcquloltlUn papers Tor hompoon
the man wanted at Reno, Nevada, lol
the killing oi Il companion i'll the red
light district oi that city, and who
was arrested at Jaurez, Mexico, have
been forwarded TO the State Depart
mcnt At Washington and also the
american minister Al aurez. Sheriff
Ferrel who has been named in the
paper ae the agent ot this government
to return the man to Nevada, will
leave Reno III lew days to get the
prisoner. The State Department has
notified Secretary To- the Governor
Finch that the papers and notrur
lions for the delivery vi the man to
Ferrell have been sent to the y. ).
Representative to MEXICO and that
the man viii be turned over to the
American authorities without ANY iur
ther trouble.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
DR." White is
W anted at Reno

Reno officer, aud Il couple ot bu>l
ness utcu ut that city are looking iOr
"Ductor" {. l.. White. White came
to- Reno month ago and gave out
the imprcs that he was Il remit
r4ucc man. He had plenty ol money
.ud 4 number ol valuable diamonds.
He became u lrequeutcr Ot the gainb
lung halls ul The riverside town aud
host heavily, pawnins his gems to get
money to play the games. He return
cd from the coast recently and upon
his arrival III that place presented i
claim iur i diamond which had been
the coast. y lew days later he ap
pcalcd to some friends to and hin III
rashng check on a New FORK bank
lur $40, which he claimed was his
monthly remittance. Matt Carroll. 4
business man oi Reno gave hm the
money on the check Alarmed by
the sudden disappearance oi W hite
Carroll wired the Eastern bank and
was informed that White had no
money there. The police oi Reno
were notified and are sending out de
,criptious Of the man in hopes that
he may be apprehcnded.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
"FACING THE MUSIC"
is A GREAT SUCCESS

clapping and loot work until thel liit
ed the curtain and bowed their ac
acknowledgements.
1t would not be easy to praise the
members OF the cast individually. for
each one seemed to be just as good
as the others and each one earned ali
equal share OF the audiences approval
The work OF these clever people
was simply revelation to their
friends and as for the strangers in
town they supposed they were wit
Messing the performance of a travel
ing troupe.
This combination could go on the
road right now and give satisfaction
any where they played.
There were some Virginia City peo-
pie there and they are anxious to
have the same play presented on the
tOnstOck.
The performance will be repeated
this evening
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10

Those who attended the amateur
performance at the Opera House last
evening were treated to a genuine
surprise. The very lively farce OF
Facing the Music" was given by the
local actors and "actorines' i'll style
that revealed the fact that Carson ha,
an all star troupe right here at home
The comedy requires good talent
and good training to bring out the sa
lient points but they were brought
out in such shape that the audience
was kept in continuous howl OF
laughter
The whole thing went with the
right kind OF snap and ginger and at
the end OF the first act the entire
troupe got a curtain call.
The curtain call proposition wa'
they did not expect and
they did not know exactly what was
wanted. The audience however kept
up tumult Of vociferation hand