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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11
PATTERSON STEPS
OUT OF THE RACE
Governor of Tennessee Scores
Opponents and Withdraws
for Sake of Party.
BY Associated Press.


NASHVILLE, Tenn. Sept 10,-rn (;
scorchng statement Governor Malcolm
f., Patterson tonight withdrew from hi;
candidacy as the Democratic nominee
for governor Of Tennessee, furnishing
sensational climax to long and bit
ter preliminary campaign The Cover
nor has already served two terms and
announced his candidacy for a third
term in compliance with tho wishes OF
he state committee, who declared him
the Democratic nominee without oppo
sltlon Opponents of tho governor de.
rllned TO enter a primary, prefcrring
to submit the matter to 4 convention
and tho governor, III order to avoid the
threatened split, withdrew in tho inter
est of harmony.
In a sirpcd statement given the Asso.
ciatcd Press tonight the governor says:
81 became a candidate for governor
for the third term contrary to my per
sonal wishes Conditions have arisen,
however, which appear TO make my
further candidacy an injustice both to
my friends and the Democratic party.
Wanted To Be Fair
"Wbcn tho opposition to me assumed
tho shape Of refusal to enter pri-
mary called by the state executive com.
.mlttee, | proposed if any gentlemen
would offer to run against me TO allow
hlm TO select his own method and time
of nomination, with an equal division
of offices of election. There was not,
and could not be, the slightest excuse
to refuse this. if the party was to pre-
serve its organization and not disinte
crate into schisms and factions; but
declared the nominee for governor, with
out opposition, and since then [ have
offered to yield my nomination so as
TO test anew whether 7 was the choice
of the majority.
''But to the minds Of my ungenerous
all things were fair as means
to the end of my political destruction.
Even then / did not believe that any
number Of Democrats could
be betrayed from their allegiance, but
now it seems certain that the continued
appeals to passion and credulity have
found lodgment which neither fact
lor persuasion can change. and that so
ong as L remain candidate, con-
siderable number of Democrats will not
,ihliate with the party, and while not |
arge comparatively, it is enough to
mperll Democratic success in Noyem T
,er, [ do not wish it said that my de-
ire for office is responsible for this
or as furnishing an excuse
o indorse Republican candidate by
he socalled Independent Democratic
onvention soon to be held in Nash
lille.
"My conclusion is that I can best
erve my party and state in this emer-
'ency by voluntarily doing what my
nemIcs have SO persistently demanded
return, therefore, my nomination to
he Democratic party"
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LAKE DISASTER IS
STILL A MYSTERY
Why Great Ferry Ship Should
Sink Marine Experts Can
not Explain.
Is---s-
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press
LUDINGTON, Mich, Sept. 1o.-That
yesterdays wreck of Pere Marquette
car ferry No. is and the loss Of twenty"
nine lives was not due to storm, TO
overlooking OF to q breakdown In the
vessel 3 machinery and that the real
cause of the disaster Will never be
fully determined, is the conclusion
reached by General superintendent w
D. Trump of tho Pere Marquette rail
road, who came hore yesterday to IN
vestigate the wreck.
According to the report sent By Mr.,
Trump to Pere Marquette headquarters
in Detroit today, Captain Russell of
steamer No. II was merely asked by
Captain Kitty Of No. IS to stand by
when he arrived at the scene, Captain
Kitty evidently not believing his YES
Captain Russell, however, observed
that No. 1S was sinking and lowered
his life boats just before No. Is went
down.
According to Mr. Trump there were
sixty-two people on board No. Js. Tho
sixteen above the regular crew were
four employees of the Chicago Naviga-
tion company, with Seymour T. Coch-
rane, vice president of the company,
layers. etc, who wero working while
the boat was moving IN order to save
time. Mr. Cochrane was saved, but
his four employees were lost.
The first intimation those on board
No. Is had that anything was wrong
WAS when the wheelsman about 4 Il. m.
found that the vessel was not respond
ing quickly. The compartment of the
engine room was then found to con-
tain n considerable amount of water,
though not enough to disturb the fire.
men and deck hands sleeping there. Dis
tress signals were given as the vessel
continued to sink and the life boats on
the port side were lowered. but not
cut away from the ship, Captain Kitty
continuing to head the steamer for the
west shore of Lake Michigan,
All of the survivors jumped or were
thrown from tho boat when she sank
and were picked up by boats from
steamer NO, II.
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SPEECH
IN THE SMOKY CITY
BY Associated Press.


PfTTSBURG, Pa, Sept. 1O-E,.
PRESIDENT Roosevelt, coming to Pittsbnrg
at the conclusion Of his tonr tbromoS +
the west. fiercely denounced disbonss,
politicians and corrupt men of wealth
IN an address at the citizenship raIJv
here tonight. He appealed to the peo.
pic. TO follow up the work Of reform
which they have begun.
The people that hurt Pittsburo arc
the people that are corrupt ho Said
The crowd which filled the Music
nall at The exposition grounds cheercd
him wildly AS he spoke.
You first put The wealthy, corrupt
business man in stripes,'' he went on
amid applause.
Men of wealth, who after COMING
out OF the pepltentiary, still had their
wealth, were sent to the pcnitcptiary
by you: You have sent that man, the
crooked man, the big business man. to
the .penitentlary Just as you sent the
crooked politician TO the pcnitentiarv. :,
When the question is one of hon.
esty- all American citizens .bould
stand together said Mr. Roosevelt.
At the conclusion Mr. Roosevelt hur
red away 10 catch the lI.IO O'Clock
lrain for Philadelphia,
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BILL" MCDONALD TO
BIZ RANGER AGAIN
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.

AUSTIN. Texas, Sept. 10.-Captain
j. w. C"Bill'O Mcdonald, who re-
signed from the command of the state
ranger company fonr years ago to ac-
cept the office Of state revenue agent,
will again become a member of the
band of fighting men with whom he
served for more than 4 quarter of a
century. Preparations arc being made
by Adjutant General Newton to re-
organize the ranger service. A place
will be made for Captain Mcdonald and
IT. is probable he will be given back
his old command.
The veteran frontiersman is anxious
TO get back ''on the firing line. -
There was not enough excitement in his
present Job to suit him. Another thing
that worried him is that he was
obliged TO lay aside his "shootfng
IRONS when he quit the rangers to
take the job Of state revenue agent.
il did not occur to him when he ac.
sccpted the Job Of revnuc agent that
he would have to cease CARRYING pistols
He continued TO wear them for several
days after he had received his appoint
mont Governor Campbell heard of it
and called him into his office,
Bill, hear you are still wearing
Yonr guns said the governor.
why, certainly. governor. You
know | couldn't get along without
'em.
The. governor told him. it was in
violation of the law for him to carry
weapons now.
But. governor. ] don t know what
to do without these guns. IF did not
have them on some one might throw me
down and take my tobacco away from
me. y pleaded Captain Mcdonald.
lie discarded The Wpuuons Iuf ~ ,-o,
several months before he quit wearing
this belt.
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BRIEFLY fOfD
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
M ALESTER. Okla, Sept. 1o.-An or
der for "A federal court vcnirc of 100
mon for the September tenn OF court was
made here today by Judge Campbell of
the eastern district OF Oklahoma From
this venire the jury that is TO try the
ernor Haskell and other Muskogee citi-
zens Will be selected The trial Is set
| for September 26
OKLAHOMA CITY, okla, Sept 10
Governor Haskell announced today that
he will call for an election TO be held
November for the resubmission TO the
the constitution and to submit the in
ltiated woman suffrage.
DENVER, Colo, Sept. 1o.-AIthough
Democrats OF Denver instructed against
his candidacy and Pueblo named n dele
gatlon which will go to the state conven-
ton uninstructed, friends and campaign
night claiming that he will be rcnominat-
cd for the governorship by the Demo-
cratic state convention to be held in this
city next Wednesday. They are claim
ing for him 63a OF the delegates already
chosen and assert that Otcro county will
instruct Its thirty delegates for Shat
roth when It meets In convention next
Monday. This would give Shafroth to-
tai OF 56b, or 10 more than majority.
SHANGHAI. Sept, 10.-Jacob NJ. Dick
inson. the American secretary of war
and party arrived here this morning
They spent the day in Shanghai and will
proceed UP the Yang-Tse Kiang to Han
kow. They will so from there by rail-
TO Pekin, where the secretary Will be
received in audience by the prince regent.
NEW YORK, Sept 1O.-When John
Furman Ehrgott, formerly n prosperous
exporter and importer OF this city, VEN
tured back to this country after an alb
scnce OF eight years he was promptly ar
rested in Boston: brought here tonight,
arraigned In the United States courts
and released in $4,000 ball. The case
recalls an old customs scandal of which |
1t was In 1902 that the government had
been robbed of 900 by the adroit jug
Cling of goods admitted free and held in |
storage in the bonding warehouses. In |
place Of Canadian goods supposed 10 be |
in transit for the West Indies, American |
goods were shipped out and the Cana
dian goods sold here,
ROME, Sept 10-The virulency OF the |
cholera in the southeastern section OF |
being eight deaths in eleven new cases |
reported during the last twenty -four
hours.
HERNDON. w. Va, Sept 10.-Mosby's
suerrlaS nearly 100 strong survivors OF |
the famous body whose sharp attacks on
union ranks formed a spectacular fea-
Jure of the Civil war, attended their an
nual reunion here today. Colonel John
;. Mosby, their war commander, was alb
sent,
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WOMAN S LEAG||
||VTEREsT|NCME||
Luncheon to Be Given \,
10, Following N,t;'
Custom.

An interesting mccl,n,
can Wonan's league uss "a
evening In tho parlor, =, 1;
hotel Arrangements we,s
the complimentary Inrch.,
be held at the First pns,on N
November 10. a similar lUyitt l,y
held in every city and ,o 'unca.'
the United States where Shn ,n 4
more members of the ,oa.efe .nefe
bers OF the league are se as,'e
one guest. ohuud
The uames OF twelve
were presented for membonsv ~
III October l prospectivs ishlp
the opportunity of becom,,ms msu'
the founders chapter Hs y
ness meeting. Mrs. Apnin et \
delightfully."- gave a scene 10, a
chant of Venice" and alsa VM
comb Rilcy's "Oh. Heart y, 'sn e
in answer 10 an encore "
Mirror In a beautiful m,nrsn san
meeting VIII he held in ,~
the parlor OF the I<enyon h"o
be an afternoon meeting lug
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MOTORCYCLE PATROLg|
IS DITCHED BY I'm

Motorcycle Patrolnian Hcnddd
thrown thirty feet from NJ. :
near the intersection Of Seys,.
and Eighth West streets. satvIi'
noon. He received slight ~
right hand, A bulldog. which (
accident. was killed. Tie II
CURED while the patrolmen n
toward the intersection Of
streets. where ne had been ssaf
tigate the theft OF some blcyoia
neared the intersection OF Sey,S
and Eighth West streets he Ea5|
by a bulldog. In making q
lunses at the patrolmans iost
caught Its heed In the gea- 81
motorcycle. HendrIckson was d
the street.
The machinery OF the motor
tlnued to run, with the result
dog was choked 10 death ~
Erickson could arise sri [
machine.
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MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
MEET ON 0C1'

The annual convention Of
Medical association VIII o "
Lake City on MONDAY ana iu' M
her > and 4. probably IN my
Gil chamber. Physicians III
OF the United States VIII 0s
ance.
) committee. Of which pF1
Richards is the chairman. y
ing on the programme. Wiz, Viz
to he an exceedingly in'ei,.S,' ~
j. =. Richards of this Gil!
of The organization.
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RAYMOND DUNCAN TO {.
PRODUCE GREEK ]

George D. Pappageorgs. r.
Raymond Duncan's company Z
players. who are giving pro
The Elektra Of Sophoklss,'
Lake arranging for the pres
the play. "Elektra" is an aDa1
drama. and the Duncan PROD
received the warmest pralse Z
press. so we'll impersonated afs
cipal characters that the stoI
in Greek. is readily followed
sentation has been a grea!
New York, Philadelphia, Chlc1@
Louis.
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MAN WHO LOST DIAMONDS
HAS ADDITIONAL TROUBLE

j: II, Diehl. the salesman who was
robbed recently of $40 900 worth OF uncut
diamonds while at the Metropole hotel Of
TINS cry. reported TO the police Saturday
that NJ r. Dexter had passed a p,orth
less check for $40 upon him. Diehl told
me police that Dexter is the person who
lntroduced him to Gladys Whitney. Ac-
cordlng 10 the police the Whitney girl 10
the person vino stole the diamonds. Dey
ter' 1t appears. Is a salesman and was
short OF funds and asked Diehl TO cash
a. small personal check. which Diehl did
me check WAS retNned from the bank
marked mo funds" "iA
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ENVOY OF THE POPE
PLEASED WITH RECEPTION
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune

By Leased Wire to The Tribune
MONTREAL, Sept l0-Carlinal Van
nuteDi, envoy extraordinary of Plus X.
10 The twenly-first international Euchar-
lStlc congress at Montreal declared to-
day that he could NOT recall raoa
pleasant mission than the one terminat
ing when he impaired the papal benedIc
ton TO what will undoubtedly he the
greatest assemblage OF Catholics aver
gathered in North America
Tel the people of the United States
that have been deeply affected by the
eAtraordlnary manifestations of loyalty
ana devotion to the Holy See during. the
Eucnaristic congress, In which so manv
OF me people OF that country partici-
pated roosn ,, II Is particularly gratifying to
are not OF our faith. And tho bo,y 70 t,,n. mao
VIII be pleased to learn all this from from
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In Criminal Conif

William Whistler. chaTssu,
tutory offense. pleaded su,Hi
Judge Lcwis's court Satud
sentenced to six months l nnri
the state prison. The toIo
not guilty and their trlals trls, &
Monday: II. Smith and r'M
ond degree burglary; G'U;s
decent assault: j. Il. he",cd MOD
mcnt: Teresa Dunn S.sor,s
George johnson. alias no
degree burglary; :. kalal9
deadly weapon: X. Mori, sra
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HYDRAULIC LAB0RAT0R
TO BE MUCH INlI

The University OF Utah
make an addition TO its hydTau
tory. erected some time ago oa
erty near the Thirteenth
reservoir, and TO that end ms
the city council for permissl9a
building that will add TO The
of the ground will he put lp
gauges. water wheels and ouisi
that cannot be Ieit
and a pine will be laid 10
canals at the laboratory. as &
other experimental work.
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HOO H00S WANT NO
LIQUOR AT BANQUETS

by Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sent IN Tho H.
ioos. In annual convention TODAY. turneS
GOWN proposal TO permit the serving OF
liquors at their banquets. The vote was
decisive. s''o "ds
Inomas Griffin. booster from Tacoma
wash made the proposal. but II was de-
ieated overwhelmingly. About 800 mem.
oers from all over the country are In al
tendance at the convention,
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Wife Charges Non -Suupor&

Eva Currie, In suit nled in the die
tTlct court Saturday. charges Robert r
Currie. a carpenter. With non-support
orunkenness. desertion at intervals and
and demands a divorce the custody ~
the three minor children. the household
enects st $50 Third East street, $50 al
tofney lees. $50 month alimony and
Curre.s set OF carpenters tools. valued
az $ooO. They we're married here No
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More Opium Grabbed.

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune
SAN FRANCISCO: Sept. l0.-The fed
eral authorities made another effort 10
break up the opium ring today by con-
tscatinS large quantity of opium found
concealed under the plankiDg In the en-
glnc room of the steamer China which
arrived today. number of arrests, will
be made. Frank Smith. n quartermasier
OF the same vessel. was arrested for at
tempting 10 smuggle silk ashore
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SOCIALISTS WILL Hull
THEIR CONVENTION

The Socialist party OF san
tr Will hold It's convcnuJn
dayI. A complete lcglsld'nrss IN,
ticket will be nominated. oI,ss %
will he held in room .Si 'o
building and will begin MI
The Socialist party slaie "
ready been nominated.
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MUST HAVE SANITATION
TO OVERCOME CHOLERA
Special Cable to The Tribune.

COPENHAGEN. Sept. 10-Accordlng
to n private letter received here from the
president OF the Russian board OF health.
Prof. Hubert, at a special meeting held
by the board In st. Petersburg TO con-
slider the increase in the cholera plague.
IL was declared that the fight against the
disease absolutely VIII be hopeless until
the city gets modern drainage system
a new source of water supply, as other
wise the epidemic Is sure to return each
spring with increasing Xirulence
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MORE VI0LATORS OF
THE LAW ARE FINED

additional violators OF the new traffic
al oisar ai'dncS ir appeared before Judge Whit
george a. Iamboni pleaded guilty and
Wa Was h nned s., l.. \. Freisland hi,chcd
,a ne ,'otSe WIN the left side OF the vehicle
near the curb. for which he was fined
~ ); johnson said that he was .gnor-
ant OF the law and was fined 81 and
Georse -, Eichnor exceeded the speed limit
!" an automobile and was fined SIX
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MAKES FIVE MILLIONS
BY SALE OF RAILROAD
y Leased Wire to The Tribune.

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.
JAMBoA. Mexico. Sept. 1o.-DayJd T.
thompson Of Lincoln Neh.. former
United States embassador to Mexico
made n snug profit OF SIS. 900 900 ont Of
me sale OF the Fan-AmerIcan railroad 10
III. ~. nie@lcan government. according 10 a
report current at tho general offices NJ
mat road at Jamboa, Mr.. Thompson
purchased the PanAmerican railroad
less than n year ago
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Probation Officers

The juvenile court c9In',"risI
Governor SprY's Office - GscsS
copied tho designations OF ,%brf1
and A. p. Sorensen as Gd'
officers OF San juan an0 chfr
ties. respectively. IndgS, .tct 4
the Seventh judicial dlsgs dsors.
10 nominate their succgs,he ,he 4
mission also authorihrd ise
of a stcnographer ior ~ ~ 4
court at q salafS
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WILL PROSECUTE BOYS
WHO ARE THROWING STONES

Chief of Police Barlow has oraa..,
e.oiIncn 10 round up and arrest the bn~s
wind" nGiGGsGd o, hurling stones through The
Rnm,o Ro"s OF the trains on the Salt Lake
ica H. SonpIalnts have reached the no.
nee department from the officials OF ,bet
road that boys are engaged in throuin,,
S,ones i,,p ar the trains that pass. No jne
yet W PaSsensers as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11
SOUTH DAKOTA MAN
VISITOR IN SALT LAKE

William Westfall, prominent citizen
or Lead. S, d., Is Salt Lake visitor
He Is enroute to the Pacific coa2s and
VIII leave over the Western Pacific for
san Francisco This Is Mr.. Westfalrs
hrst visit TO Zion and he is delighted with
what he has seen OF the city.
In his home city, Lead. is located the
great domestake mine and mills, with
I9ou stamps pounding continuously. The
Homestake property is the greatest low
grade sold proposition in the world. II
employs 25OO people and has built up a
prosperous city of 10 900. a former Salt
Iaker, j. T. Greer, Is the general man
ager of the great property
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Millionaire Ends Life.


SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. io-WiIljam
oliver Radlord. son OF William n Rad.
ford. millionaire mining man of san
FRANCISCO. committed suicide last night
by taking cyanide OF potassium 'Tbe
body was found tonight. \ message wss
left for Mrs. n 6. Busch. 3343 South .Jef9
fcrson avenue. st. Louis. In which she
loved 4" o. SNc'
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OF EDUCATION
WILL RECONSIDER SITE

grounds of the city board ~ nns and
WI WI meet meet at O'Clock Monday after1,oon
~n1 wo1,1 inc g, oGmmittee on teachers and school,
scboo, cI9ck. Tuesday night the
.onn poard VIII hold r meeting ara
one ,hs OF the matters to come up Will "ho bo
me. me rcGonsidera ton OF n site FOR the W., ue
''en miilion-dollar high school. nv"
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ANNOUNCED FUNERAL.
THEN KILLED HIMSELF
BY Associated Press.
NEWRITRGIJ NJ Y

BY Associated Press.
NEWRURGH. n. Y. Sept. 10
The early part of this week
was spent by George w. Baker.
a farmer Of this township, in
calling on his neIghbors and
iocularly inviting them to his
funeral. which he said would he
held this week. 1t will. Baker
was found dead last ui~ht at
his home. where he had com
mitted suicide bv taking laud.
aDum. He was 40 wears old. No
reason for the act is known.
Little attention was paid to
his grim joke at the time. but
the ueighbors in, tied will al.
tend the funeral.
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GOVERNMENT FIGHTING
NEW POTATO DISEASE
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.

~ S"9eu NHe 10 Inc lf1bupe-
WASHINGTON. Sept. 10.-A rigid
quarantine Is being drawn by the gov
ernment against a disease OF the potato
which has made its appearance and IN is
Ieared VIII be communicated 30 the New
England states and New York
II ls known as the black scab" or
warty disease that has DESTROYED hun
dreds OF acres Of tuhers in EngL,nd.
Germany and Scandinavia and Other
parts of Europe.
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HERNDON. w. Va. Sept 10.-Mosbys
guerrllas nearly 100 strong, survivors OF
the famous body whose sharp attacks on
union ranks formed a spectacular fea-
ture of the Civil war, attended their an
nual reunion here today Colonel John
5. Mosby. their war commander. was alb
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ROME. Sept. 10-Tne virulency OF the
cholera in the southeastern section OF
Italy continues to manifest itself, there
being eight deaths in eleven new cases
reported during the last twenty-four
hours.