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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
TEAM WILL
Be REORGAN|zED
Players Will Have To Sign Pledge in
Contract TO Make PittsburG
Nationals.

Pittsburr Oct. Is The Pittspurg team
in the National league Will be reor-
Hanized completely by the opening OF
next season Il present plans are carried
out. Barney Dreyfuss has ordered Man
aGer Fred Clark to return to Piusburs
In December. when the work OF build
Ing new team will he begun in ear
nest. II is understood that even Hans
Wagner will be traded IL the Pittsburs
club owners can make what they con-
slider Il profitable change.
In connection with the proposed shake
up It is known that First Bnseman Jack
Flynn, for whom Pttsburg paid $1,000 10
ST. Paul, will not have another trial mt
first bas. but Viii be disposed of
The pittsburr club Is now preparing
It's new contracts. which Will have an
iron-clnd antl-drnE clause Not even q
glass OF beer Will be allowed any OF The
players
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HAWLEY AND POST
ARRIVE IN MONTREAL

Montreal. Oct. 2S-The final stage OF
the remarkable journey OF Alan II. Hnw-
ley. pilot, and Augustus Post, aide OF
the victorious America II +. into CANADA,
ended today with their arrival in Mon
treal jim
During the night slcet and snowstorm
swept over central Quebec and the aero
nauts' final glimpse OF the wooded hills
gave them a blank and drenry picture
ovcrtaken them had they been less sue
ccssful III managing the big gas bag, or
n wood craft. They were met here BY
representatives or the Montreal Automo.
bile and Aero club. and were the guests
of President Arson and the directors of
that organization at breakfast al the
Place Cigerenux. They left on tho Della
ware e Hudson railroad NJ 1O:55, and arc
due TO arrive in New York at 1880 o'clock
this evening.
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BLANKET GRANTS
IN OLD KENTUCKY
Title to Millions Of Acres Of Land
in Blue Grass State to be De-
cided in Supreme Court.
VIRGINIA WAS CARELESS
,nas linyc Been Entered by Three
Hundred Thousand Citizens OF
The Commonwealth.

washington. oct. 2S.--An empire lars-
~ ,ban the entire state OF De'iwate
nr the island of Porto Rico, lying IN
Tho state of Kentucky is The prize dt
stake today in the supreme court OF
,ho 1,nited states. Presentation OF the
controversy to the supreme court 70
aav in oral arguments VIII reveai an
nnrsunl story in the western advance
at American civilization. /, -,
owing Ia the carelessness with wnlch
Virginia Is said to have issued sfaIts
i,ist after the revolutionary war 70 VIZ
'',ns,,rveyed and little known JANUS ~
,,l,a, is now eastern Kentucky, great
snnf,,sion has resulted as to the true
or,ners of land in the 20 eastern coun-
ties Of that commonwealth 10 aud "
this confusion, it Is said that NcntuShs
diJ little better than Eirsiiiit auli"s
the first years Of her nlstor!. A2
result, additional blanket grams, ii,auc
In MI about 100000 acres Of land
ara said to lie under the doubtful tue
Of these ''blanket" grants. " .hls
a,,o,nt the East Kentucky Coal Lana
rornoration OF which e. B. Hillhouse
s accredited with being the cher OWL
cr claims title to 100000 acres. IN VIC
nther hand 100000 citizens OF the slate
NJ Kentucky have entered these lanus.
,aimnnts under the ''blanket's grants
SaII them "sauatters." The attorney
general of Kentucky has appeareo ~
The supreme court to assert, n W.
tense Of their claim of title. that they
are the people who have built up the
state and have for years paid taxes Oh
the land ,,,;,y 80
suited in decisions by the state courts
which practically took away any t,tie
which claimants under the blanket
grants might have had. A.,
These claimants now conlf Z, " VIC
supreme court in final appeal
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EXTRAOROlNARY PRECAUTIONS
TO PROTECT THE KAISER

Brussels, Oct. 2S.--The extraordinary
precautions taken last night TO protect
Emperor William and Empress Auguste
Victoria when they lert the city. at II
when the police announced that a let
ter threatening his majesty had been re-
4ceivcd ut the roynl palace yesterday,
'rhc letter was signed BY n militant
brussels anarchist and read since no
ono has courage to blow the ground of
the nntocrat have decided to throw u
bomb" 20
Efforts to arrest tho writer were fruit
less and accordingly unusual steps were
taken TO guard against any untownrd In
cldent. z 81 ifls 55aj
" All OF the windows or the houses over
loo,sing tho streets through which tho
royal party passed from the palace to
tho railway station were ordered closed
temporarily and the station itself was
packed with troops. Tho railway line for
las considerable distance Nls closely
j guarded. 5ga Y, Ata
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SHAMROCK MUST PAY
SIXTY PER CENT DUTY

New York. Oct. 2S.--The status Of the
shamrock from the standpoint OF the
Initea Statesg government. has he9n,
settled by the -bosirtl-of -tinltedaststea
general appraisers here. Acting on a
protest filed by New York importers.
The board has decided that sine shain-
rock must pay duty under the tariff
act Of 1906 of 60 per cent under that
provision specifying flowers not spe-
riallv provided for" The Importers
set up several claims for a reduction
from the rate assessed. particularly
claiming that the little tokens should
pay only IS per cent duty as toys.
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TACoMA GETS uI;cOuNT.

Washington, Oct. H. Reiterating and
emphasizing his previous allegations OF
fraud IN connection with the census
of Tacoma Wash, Director Durand
OF the census bureau today forwarded
to the Tacoma committee a lettor con-
ccdng the request for u accommodation
of the population OF that city.
The director makes the conditions
that no private individual or private
organization shall IN any way UNDER
take 10 Interfere with OF to assist in
the work OF rc-enumeratlo Ion. except In
such manner as may be approved by
himself, Ii
at IS my Intention" he said, after
the enumcrators have completed their
work as fully MS possible to give the
local commercial organiaationSan op-
portunity to ascertain whether names
should be added. but until that time
no proposition whatever Of private In
dividuals or organizations viii be per
mitted" -EUt FE
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.RUM0Rs OF TROUBLE
IN PlNAR DEL RIO

Havana, Oct. 2S-Rumors OF lmpend-
Ing uprising In Pinar del Rio and
Guantanamo are currcnt,and last night
attachments of troops were hurried 10
both points from Camp Colombia aud
additional achievements are going for
ward today. The government Officially
denies the existence OF trouble and OK
plains that the troops are being dis
tribnted at Guantanamo and Pinar Del
Rio in order that the money spent by
them at those places may assist the
alienation of tho distress OF the storm
victims. The suspicion Is great, how
ever, that the governments purpose
is to remove tho troops under tho i'm
mediate command of Mnj Gen. Pine
Guerra, an no reports Of DISTRESS at
Guantanamo have hitherto arrived.
Guantanamo being outside of the zone
OF the cyclone,
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roadbed, although in 1907. the passen-
ger rate In Kansas was cut to cents
a mile and freight rates also were re-
duccd.
Mr.. Dawson interpolated a statement
that the railroads had brought suit
against the 2-ccnt fare law. but that
prosecution of case had been held In
allegiance pending the decision OF sim
liar suits in Nebraska
J, Norton OF the Santa Fe said he
understood there are $1,000 automobiles
in ISansas--morc. he SAID than there
were In New York.
Mr., Ryan smlingly admitted that
there We're many motor cars in Kansas
and declared that II he lived In New
York he would not want one He adj
United that the people of Kansas were
prosperous. m
"Would they object to paying a rea-
sonable rate?" was asked.
+ mot to a reasonable rate replied
tho witness
Mr.. Muirhoad, the next witness. said
ho had inspected the Missouri PnoIhc,
and It was obeying the orders of the
railroad commission,
ION my first trip in 1909 the road was
in bad shape IT was considered "
Joke. A month ago went over the
road again and found great improve
snents. At the present rate OF better
ments and requirements the Missouri
Pacific will soon be In ms good physical
condition as any road In the country"
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CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY
TO COMMIT MURDER

Tampa, Fla, Oct 2S,-This morning
Jose DE La Campo, j. f, Bartlnm,
Brit" Russell and G. p. Bradford, mem
bcrS of the former joint advisory board
of the Allied Tobacco Trades Workers
of Tampa, now on Ftrike,wcrc arraigncd
for preliminary hearing on charges or
conspiracy to effect tho murder OF X
II. Easterling, booskccpcr of Bustille
Bros & Dins, who was shot down in
front of his employers factory during
the early stages OF tho strike.
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WESTERN-COLORADO-
UTAH FAIR ASSOCIATION

Montrosc. Col Oct. a7.-~Thc West
crn-Colorado Utah fair association
was formed at a meeting here today,
attended bs representatives from
towns In western Colorado where
county fairs and racing meets are
held annually and also Representatives
of the Utah state Fair association. The
purpose is TO avoid a conflict in dates.
w. O. Redding of MOntrnse was
chosen president Of tho new associG-
ton and Horace Ensign OF Salt Lake.
secretary. Tho season next year will
oTen at Glcnwond Springs and close
with the state fair at the Utah capi-
tai. The towns and cities in tho nsw
association are salt Lake. Utah. Boise.
Idaho: Grand Junction, Glenwood
Springs. Delta, Hotchkiss ana Mont
rose. all in Colorado.
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SUES DRUGGIST FOR
SELLING WIFE MORPHINE

New York. Oct. 2s.--Because, as
he alleges, his wife became a VIC,
tim of the morphine habit through
unlawful sale of the drug, Ernest
c. Billion has brought suit for $1,000
damages against Norman a. Llttcl,
New York druggist. The suit
is without parallel in the local
courts.
Billion alleges that after an abb
sence from home OF a year. lie re-
turned to find his wife reduced from
a strong, healthy woman to u
wreck. He attributes her condi-a
ton to the constant use of NOR
phine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
AMERICAN LOAN
TO CHINA C0NSUMMATED

New York. Oct 2s.-.An American loan
Of ssoOnUtO to China has been consum-
mated it was learned today. The group
sis,s Of i. p, Morgan 4 Co.. Kuhn Loeb
g co The National City bank and the
First National bank. The agreement as
10 the amount OF tho loan rate OF N;
in I,erIin yesterday by Daniel Memo
tnl Of tho International Banking corpor-
alton OH behalf Of Willard Straight, for
,m.r United state consul general ut
Mnl.1cn, now agent of the syndicate In
.hinn, but who has been In this country
FOR several months. the bonds will be
Chinese government bonds nnd win bear
they viii be offered here and European
countries at par.
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BANDIT ARRAIGNED
BUT WAIVED HEARING

Rh Enst st, Louis. Ill, Oct. 27.--Lclgh.
cnn,n candy bandit" ana self
ia AZ c,,, slayer Of Dr. w. II. NIichne-
ho,o ~ Enlcngo, was arranged today
inv nr Justice Bell and waived a hear
tbs Justice Bell hound him overSSto
$plS k krand Jury. He could not sup
Bs,,Lnu,G,nnu and will be taken to the
is nn s y nst,onf in1lcsntes that Rhodus
/ cart ago y No ~ ,oe surrendered to the Chi
IN Wy Y! have against him. ~ b
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
IMPORTS roR NINE MONTHS.

Washington, Oct. 2S.--Imports of the
United States for the nine months end
ing with September, 1910. aggregated In
Value SILT? 100000. as compared with
slO6S.s0OOoO for the corresponding peri
od of 1908 according to statistics Of the
department OF commerce and labor.
The greatest iuportations for the
nine months of 1910 were: Sugar. sl0S.-
10000; crude India rubber, s7s,900, 900;
hides and skins. s7o.so0,c20, and coffee.
H5,2OO,00o.
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SMOKING ON KANSAS
CITY CARS FORBIDDEN

Kansas city. Oct. 2S--Following tho
example set in other cities where smok-
Ing on street cars has been prohibited.
an order to take effect Nov. /, forbid
ding smoking on cars or trailers here
mas been issued by the street railway
company, The order followed conf
plants from men, and women who de-
chrcd that smokers abuse the privilege
granted them.
4 In the notice issued to the carmen.
They are told to eject any person who
smokes, and II necessary they arc to
use force to comply with their instruc-
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STRIKE-BREAKER JOHNSON
ARRESTED FOR SHOOTING

Kansas City, Oct. 2S.--Wiliam John
son. employed as II strike breaker in
the place of a striking boilermaker at
the Missouri Pacific shops here, was ar
restcd yesterday on the charge of
shooting at y. Gravcns, striker. a
policeman has accompanied Johnson +"
and from his work each day. but at
noon yesterday johnson started to work
alone, meeting Gr;lvens. a quarrel fol-
lowed, and It Is alleged the strike
breaker drew n revolver and fired at
the striker, missing him. No formal
charge has been placed against john
son 3.-..t.As lf. ssa-.a &.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.

Los Angeles, Oct ga charge Of
murder was entered last night against
w. W. Sanchez, u descendant of an old
Spanish family here. He Is held re-
sponsibie for the death OF Frank Quinn,
IS years old, OF this city.
III feeling Is said to have existed be-
tween the two, and last Friday night,
the police allege. Sanchez stepped be-
hind Quinn while the latter was drink
ing at the bar Of a saloon and dealt a
blow which resulted in n fracture of
the skull Quinn died yesterday and
the arrest of Sanchez followed.
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MUST PAY HEAVILY FOR
CHARGING MAN WITH THEFT

New York, Oct 2S,--Flftcen thou
sand dollars is the price jury at
M,ncola. Long Island, has decided Mrs
Mary Martin Of this city. must pay
Robert Davis. an exprcssmnn. for
n,,,.,nr his arrest on charge of
stan,inr a $4,000 necklace from her
home when he called there to get n
trunk Mrs. Martin failed to press the
charge before tho grand jury and
Tonv,,, was never indicted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
MASKED MEN BEAT GIRL
INTO UNCONSCI0USNESS

Grand Junction. colo, Oct. Elm an
effort to defend her employers prop
erty, Rose Leighton, u l9-ycar-old serv-
ant girl III the household of Robert
Adams at Fruta, IL miles west of
here, was twice beaten into uncon-
sciousness late today by two masked
men who entered the house intent on
robbery. She was first struck on the
head with revolver and when she re-
covered consciousness was bound and
gagged and again beaten into insen-
sibility Tho robbers secured no
yaluab les
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MOTORCYCLE RACER
ARRESTED FOR SPEEDING

chico, cal Oya. 2s.-christ Leonitos,
who claims TO be leading 10 motorcyclisis
III race from Atlanta. Ga. 10 san
Francisco, for q prize OF $3.50, and who
was arrested Tues day night under he
name of Z. McNichols, OH the charge
of exceeding The speed limit, was releas-
ed from custody yesterday.
.conltos started from Georgia last July
and has travelled 1900 miles. He says his
best time WIS on a stretch between
New York and Chicago. when lie trav.,
clcd ass o miles in nine hours.
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KING GETS DAMAGES.

oxford university graduate. football
player, golfer and nll-round athlete, was
awarded damages OF $1,000 by n jury in
the municipal court ,estcrdax. king,
whose golf was part OF his livelihood,
sough, $4,000 damages from the Chicago
City Railway company for alleged In
fury he suffered to his left wrist last
February when he was thrown from his
scat in IL street car when the car left
the track. King uvcrred his Injuries pre-
vented him from playing In golf matches
and tournaments.
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VICTIM OF FOOTBALL
OR OF APPENDICITIS?

Duluth, MINI. Oct, 2s..1Fhe parents
OF Larran j. Payne. the Cornell student
who died in Il hospital in ithaca last
night, have received . telegram from,
Ithaca saying that the young mans
death was due to appendicitis. No men
tion is made Of his having been IN
3jured while playing football.
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MISTAKEN roR a DEER; KILLED.

Vancouver. y. c.. Oct ESD. Gibson.
hunter from New York. about 20
years of age. and apparently a man OF
wealth. was shot ana killed in the
woods north of Vancouver. yesterday.
by c. Young, who mistook him for. a
deer. Gibson's body was brought to
this city on a launch today Little Is
known OF his eastern connections.
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Mrs. ). %. IIIBl,,np ELECTED.

Chicago. oct, 2s.-Mrs, John d. liih-
bard of liomewood was reelected presi-
don't of the Women's Western Golf as
ISOLATION at the annual meeting yester-
Plans for 1911 tournaments and the
holding OF team matches were. discussed.
hut nothing definite was decided upon.
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JEWISH ARTISANS EXPELLED
FROM ST. PETERSBURG

st. Petersburg, Oct. 2S,-Sixty-six
Jewish artisans were expelled from st.
Petersburg today on the ground that
they were not following trades which
would cntitle them to I've outside the
restricted district set apart by law for
their habitation. y. Ii
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UNIVERSAL AERONAUTIC
PILOTS LICENSES

Paris, Oct 2s.-The International
Acronautic federation today decided to
make the universal pilots license gov
erning aeropanss and spherical and
dirigiblc balloons effective Feb. IL,
1911
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LESTER THE AGGREssoR.

e Tacoma, Wash, Oct. 2s, Jack Lester of
Gle Elum md Jack; Tlppets Of Peoria,
ILL.,, fought 10 rounds to a draw here
last night. Lester WAS Wild Iii his
off his feet q dozen times during the
bout. Only tTippets' clevcrness at block
Ing saved him, II was the general opin-
lon that Lester should have had the de-.
cksion. Y g3 2 MI IN M AZ &ljy
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KAUFMAN is MATCHED.

New York, Oct. @s,-Al Kaufman, the
California heavywei gilt, has been match
cd TO box 10 rounds with Jim Stewart ut
II.
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SPECIAL OFFICERS SHOT.

Wilkcsbarrc. Pa. Oct. 2S.Wiliam
Wilks. II special officer was shot today
near the Feinwood collicry by an Ital-
ian mine worker.
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SUGAR REDUCED.

New York. Oct 2s.-All grades OF re-
fined sugar We're reduced 10 cents a
hundred pounds today. s
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roadbed, although IN 1907. the passen-
ger rate In Kansas was cut to cents
a mile and freight rates also were re-
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GOVERNOR STUBS
ON RAILROADS
Tells Interstate Commerce Com
mission Can Reproduce Those
In Kansas at $4,000 Mile.
HE is NOT OPPOSED TO THEM

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