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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
Kansas Senator Goes After Aid
rich, Cannon and Tariff in
WhirIwind Style.
SAYS NEW LAW WAS MADE
FOR SPECIAL INTERESTS
Points Out Where Consumer Is
Worse Off Than Before
the Revision.

APPLETON, Wis, Aug 9.-Flaying
Aldrich and Cannon. denouncing those
Republicans who favored the Payne
Aldrich tariff bill, and advocating the
creation of tariff commission with
sweeping powers. so that schedules on
specific articles may be changed as soon
as proof exists that they are wrong,
Senator Joseph l.. Bristow of Kansas
delivered here tonight the second speech
Of his whirwind campaign through Wis:
consln in the interest OF La Toilette and
III the cause of insurgency.
\ large portion Of the senator s ad.
dress was devoted to the tariff, and in
this connection he referred to the rub
Der and lead schedules in particular,
Hard Blow at Trusts.
"Under the leadership OF Aldrich and
Cannon - he said 'lnstead of revising
the tariff as was promised, duties were
fixed, not with Il view 10 protecting le-
gitimatc American industries or Of Sc
curing revenue for the government, but
for the purpose of promoting the hnan-
cial interests of certain individuals or
concerns.
F'For instance, the duty on manufac-
tured rubber was increased from 80 to
30 per cent. while crude rubber was
made after the bill came to the senate,
by the senate committee on finance. Of
which Senator Aldrich is chairman. The
new tariff bill became a law August D.
1909. In September it was discovered
that the organization of rubber trust
was being consummated with a son OF
Aldrich as the executive head.
Roast for Aldrich.
"Rubber goods immediately increased
about p per cent in price to the consum'
er and in three months and four days
after the completion OF the organization
of the company, dividends aggregating
1872 per cent were declared on preferred
stock, large portion of which Is held
by Aldrich himself -
The speaker declared the stability OF
the government "will be tested at the
coming primaries, the most important
in the history Of the nation.
"The Republican party cannot ex,
ist,' he said. elf it becomes subservlent
to the people who seek to, and thus far
have succeeded In controlling 1T, and
the fall of the government is imminent
unless this battle between the masses
and the interests, the majority and those
prompted by greed and avarlce, is won
by the former.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
CooLLY CoNFESSES HIS
ATTEMPT TO MURDER

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Gallagher made
the following signed confession to Robert
w. Bell, acting chief OF police OF Hobo
ken:
II came over to Hoboken at $40 this
morning. ] went to the steamship pier
Wilhelm der Crosse, met clergyman
on board and asked him to point out
Mayor Gaynor to me. He did so and
shortly after ] fired a shot at the mayor,
/ do not know II / fired more than one
shot or not.
Knowing that Mayor Gaynor was go
ing TO Europe this morning to enjoy him
butter. not porterhouse steak, 1 was ir-
ritatod to the point of committing the act.
THE revolver you show me, II was the
one l did the shooting with, l do not
know how many shots were In the re-
volver when l used IL l have had this
revolver long time in my possession.
carried it when / was in the employ of
the city"
Gallagher seemed remarkably cool
while making this statement, TO which ne
affixed his signature.
Detective Sergeant A B, Closter arrived
at Gallagher's boarding house at about q
quarter 10 IL and accompanied by Mrs,
Sophie Johnson. the landlady. went at
once to Gallagher's room.
The room, which is a small one on the
third floor was much Uttered up a
number Of medicine bottles were IN EVIL
dence and ii was clear that Gallagher
had spent much of his time recently In
reading the newspapers, 1t was said in
the neighborhood that Gallagher had
been drinking q good deal Of late. and
rumor had 1t that he had lost $500 on the
Jeffries-Johnson fight. Inspector Russell
is to take charge of the case against
Gallagher
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
NATIONS LAWMAKERS
ARE DEEPLY STIRRED

MALESTER, Okla, Aug. 9.-The news
OF the shooting OF Mayor Gaynor caused
profound sorrow among the congressman
assembled here in convention at the Gore
investigation.
''Mr Gaynor has shown himself TO be
one of the ablest men this country pos
seSses," said Congressman T.. w. Saund
ers of Virginia.
"The appalling attack on him shows
the necessity for drastic legislation by
desirable foreigners In this country.
II am prepared to stano by the Sc
verest measure of this character that can
be enforced"
Congressman John II. stephen OF
Texas said:
II propose to introduce into the next
congress n bill to deport every anarchist
In this country. I propose they shall be
segregated on some island In the Philip
pines whether they be OF roretgn or OF
American birth.
1T shall also demand a radical change
OF the abest Democrats his party pos
sesses."
Congressman P P. Campbell of Kan
sas said:
I'VE ought now to be sufficiently con-
vinced OF the necessity for complete
revision of our immigration laws. AS a
public man with progressive ideas Mayor
Gaynor belongs as much to the west as
TO the east. The high principles which
he lived up to have helped to improve
every public official in the country.
Senator Thomas P Gore OF Oklahoma
said:
Il know Mayor Gaynor personally. The
loss of his service to this country would
be severe blow 10 progressive states
manship. Geynor has shown himself
first. and the member OF political party
afterward.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
No More Eczema
Or Other Eruptions of the Skin.
Send for a Sample of Zelmos and Be
Convinced Of Its Effectiveness.

The public have been fooled SO often
with worthless remedies and preparations
Guaranteed to cure skin diseases that
IT Will be a matter OF great comfort TO
sufferers TO know that at last a really
scientific remedy has been found
In the treatment OF these diseases the
great object has been TO secure remedy
that will permanently cure. Most OF the
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Samples OF Zelmos Salve Will be gladly
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
GOULD LINES SHOWING
MUCH BETTER EARNINGS

No little surprise has been felt in the
last year at the consistent Improvement
In gross earnings shown by The Gould
roads, Few railroads In the country can
point to better comparative results. Par
ticularly has this been true of the Wa
BASH Missouri Pacific. ana Denver Il
Rio Grande, extending from Buffalo TO
Salt Lake.
Missouri Pacific increased gross earn
ings Sc 639, 900 or 14.4 per cent, as com
pared with the fiscal year 1903. The
Wabash showed an improvement of
S2Il !. 600 or l0.5 per cent and the Den
yer s2.566 600, or 12.10 All three OF these
lines have In the last year improved their
operating facilities by enlargng main
tenance expenditures.
This Is the reason for the improved
showing. Not only have the properties
been able to handle traffic with greater
facility. but their ability to do SO has
secured for them better and higher rev
enue producing traffic than any time in
years.-Railway Record.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
"HANG THE SHOOTER"
SAYS COLoRADO'S GOVERNOR

DENVER. Aug. 9.-"The man who
fired the shot ought to be convicted and
hanged" said Governor John F Shafroth
today when Informed Of the attack upon
Mayor Gaynor.
"a man who enters office with Mayor
Gaynor's ideals of government must of
necessity clean out the appo!ntees OF the
roth continued. His administration of
municipal affairs in New York made Of
him a presidential possibility and 1t is
greatly to be hoped that he may re-
cover"
Rev. Newell Dwight Hills OF New York.
who is in Denver. said; BY almost
universal consent Mayor Gaynor Is the
best mayor New York has had In gen.
Grafton. He has a marvellous intellect.
great Initiative. and vast reserve, and
within the last seven months has achieved
everything except the impossible for the
benefit OF New York. We must all hope
that this dastardly attack Will be foiled
by the skill OF the surgeon"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
GAYNoR BEGAN CAREER
AS NEWSPAPER MAN

NEW YORK. Aug. 9-Mayor William
j. Gaynor, who Is SO years old. began life
as n Brooklyn newspaper reporter. study
ing law at night while working days.
He entered politics as a Democrat and
was first appointed an assistant and then
was elected district attorney OF Kings
county. One of his first acts in this lat
ter capacity was to attack the rule OF
John Y. McKane. who was the absolute
political boss" OF the town OF Graves
end. OF which Coney Island was n part
McKane, who was accused of corrupt
ing the ballot and profting financially by
his acts. was overthrown and d~sent TO Sing
Sing. where he died
Soon after this Gaynor was elected Ia
the supreme court bench and there he
served until his appointment To the ap-
pelate division OF the supreme court. sec
ond district. This place he resigned after
his nomination for mayor last year On
the bench he was a strong advocate OF
the strict enforcement OF the law
On hecoming mayor he started n reform
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
JAPAN STEAMER
OFFICIALS ARRIVE
Coming on Rio Grande and
Going Out Over Western
Pacific.
T0YO KAISEN KAISHA
DIRECTORS MEET OFFICIALS
inspecting Lines Over Which
They Have Formed Great
Traffic Alliance.

Another gathering OF high officials OF
the Western Pacific and Rio Grande is
to take place Wednesday. General Man
ager Horace w Clarke of the Rio Grande
was due TO arrive on No Tuesday and
coming in Wednesday morning are vice
President Charles II. Schlacks and PAS
senger Traffic Manager L. L. LomaS
of the Western Pacific.
Arriving Wednesday afternoon VIII oe
Assistant General Passenger Agent Il,
A. Wadleiyh who is host OF party oil
four or five directors in the Toyo kalsen
kaisha, the japanese steamship nhe
which recently made the sensational
trans Pacific alliance with the Western
Pacinc. after having for years "orkeu
with the Southern Pacific. These sentie
men are presumably returning TO the
orient after having completed their plans
for the alliance with the New York heads
Of the Gould system. They VIII De ac-
corded every attention while here. In
cluding the regular sightseeing trips,
and will leave by special train to go
over the line OF the new road TO the "a
(ifc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
UTAH bATTERYMEN
MAKE GOOD RECORD
Work at Drill, While in Camp
With Regulars in WyOm-
ing, Creditable.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
DALE CREEK. Wyo., Aug. 9.-The
Utah battery was the attraction OF the
camp Tuesday as the four guns were put
into action. After maneuvering for sew
eral hours the battery took a high po-
sltion and fired over q valley on an i'm
aginary mountain battery with shrapnel
Four targets were erected at a range OF
200 yards and after firing six rounds al
each target two were totally destroyed.
the other two being badly hit. The fir
ing was witnessed by several hundred
men The signal corps was Inspected by
Lieutenant Stampford of I company and
he was well pleased
A forty-five word message was sent, re-
celved and the 20. K" given in ten sec
onds better time than the I company
record time for a similar message. The
night problem will be overlooked as IL is
scheduled for tonight. day problem
will be on this morning. followed by the
night work. which will probably continue
until daylight All Utah organizations
Will take part.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
NO MAN IN SIGHT TO
SUCCEED R00KLIDGE

Mayor Bransford again is in a guam
dairy The quandary arises through the
resignation OF Charles D. Rooklidge as
member OF the board of public works 10
accept the place Of chief Inspector OF
public works. The problem is to pro-
cure a man OF efficiency IN tine face OF
the small salary paid. 5000 a year or
SIG sc 2-3 month. The mayor is think
ing about inserting an advertisement in
all the newspapers OF the city for a man
to succeed Mr.. RookiGge.
Mr.. Bransford will accept Mr.. Rood
lidge's resignation as member OF the
board OF public works and forward II on
to the council he said Tuesday. but he
hasn't any idea who he is going Ia get
to name In Mr. Rooklidge S place. but
he hopes to be able 10 send the name OF
Mr.. Rooklidge's successor TO the city
council by It's next meeting. which Will
be held THURSDAY evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
TEMPORARY TRUCE
CALLED IN SPAIN
Indications Are That Religious
Strife Will Lie Dormant
for Little While.

ROME, Aug. 9.-Cardinal Merry del
Val, the papal secretary of state, who
came to Rome this morning for the an
niversary of the coronation of the pope,
left again some hours later for his sum.
mer residence.
The departure of the cardinal Is
taken to indicate no developments are
expected in the controversy between
the vatican and Spanish government In
the immediate future. -
SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain. Aug O.
The Catholic senators and deputies to-
day telegraphed Premier Canalelas pro
testing against what they described as
the government s violence and abuses
toward the Catholics who desired to
participate in ''thc magnificent move
ment in protestation against the gov
ernment's anti Catholic policy.
The signers of the message notify the
premier that they will call him to &C
count before the Cortes.
MADRID, Aug. 9.-King Alfonso
who is visiting in England, today tele
graphed Premier Canaleias expressing
his satisfaction that trouble at San Sc
bastian on Sunday had been averted,
The government has decided to al
low the Catholic luntas which are being
formed throughout Spain to continue
in existence so long as they keep with
in the bounds of legality,
Arrangements are being made for
big anti-government demonstration a
Mnrcia
The publishers of several Catholic pa
perS have been cited to appear in courr
for having stated that the premier ad
vised the king to renounce the title o.
q Catholic king
The a. B. c. today saws that Mon
signeur Vico, papal nuncio at Madrid
is no longer persona grata because o.
remarks uttered in the presence of of
| ficlals of the king.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
Pl L s. s

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
Railroad Notes.

Willard is also celebrating,
The Moffat road has stopped construc-
ton.
Brigham City Will be the next town to
welcome the electric.
The commission has suspended the
Puget sound back haul tariffs.
Montana's railroad commission has re-
duced the express rates.
The Headquarters OF the manager OF
the western division of the American
opened In a fine suite in the Boston block
have been removed to Denver. Following
so closely on the removal or the Postal
Headquarters Salt Lake loses consider
ably thereby. Denver Is making an ef-
fort TO secure general offices. which,
like shops, mean big payrolls
The commission has suspended the new
livestock rates between the river and
Chicago.
Trunk line rates will nave their hear
ing commencing August 30
The Rio Grande and Western Pacific
issue a clever advertisement In the shape
OF a drawing and description Of the new
Salt Lake union depot. 1t Is mailed
everywhere,
The Kansas City Railroad club has
challenged the St Louis Traffic club 10
a game of baseball at the former city
September IL
The Rio Grande announces a round trip
rate OF S22.5 10 Denver for the reunion
Of the Spanish War Veterans. septem-
II *. Proudft, travelling passenger
agent Of the Hartman lines at Kansas
City, Is in the city with his wife or
the way to Yellowstone
C. j. Helber OF the Wabash Is Sail
Lake visitor
R. X Cross, general agent OF the
Northern Pacific at st. Louis was ir
the city Tuesday en- route home from ths
Pacific coast.
The August number OF the Officia
Guide is at hand and contains much In
teresting matter. A new map Of the Rio
Grande appears with the Western Pa.
cihc, The latter road shows two dali,
which is probably the lineup for the au
tumn The official list OF officials OF tn.
Western Pacific is given for the first tiIn'
and the Midland has new map. Th'
Alaska Steamship company is represente,
with map OF its new Copper River rail
road. and the Union and Southern Pa
cific maps show the gap closed bctweeI
Olancha and Keeler. IL has over 150
pages and is certainly an intercstin,
book.
The Emery County Progress is look.
ing 10 new road,
The surveyors are still out below
Marysvale, and reports come back o
their appearance at different localities
The last report had them making
connection at Lund. With that and th
Salina cutoff the Gould lines would b.
into southern California for sure.
The circus did not entirely put Sand,
out OF business, for the street cars wer
crowded all OF Tuesday. The same re
suit was noticed in, the Midvale runs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
TWO TUNNELS POSSIBLE
FOR ELECTRIC EXTENSION

In their preliminary surveys below
Draper the engineers OF the Utah Light
& Railway have found 1t feasible to make
a low grade line without any heavy cur
vature by boring two tunnels in the
slopes of Point Mountain several hun
dred feet below the present summit or
the Salt Lake Route, THESE tunnels
would be very short and each would
come out on the deep arroyo, their por-
tails to be connected by a straight
trestle. II the ground is OF the same
gravel formation they would have to be
grade line would be accomplished from
Draper to Lehi. II would cross overhead
the gravel spur OF the Rio Grande.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
PHILADELPHIA'S MAYOR
EXPRESSES DEEP REGRET

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 9-"The news
OF the shooting OF Mavor Gaynor is
terrible thing" said Mayor John e. Rey-
seriously hurt as reported. People whom
have met seem deeply impressed with
his administration.
The trouble with public officer OF
this kind Is that too much publicity is
given TO his personal movements. II
the surveillance to which he is subjected
was confined to his public acts and duties
II would be better"
Mayor Rcyburn Is constantly under
guard OF city ball detectives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
LETTER OF CRITICISM
TRANSFORMED TO SYMPATHY

DES MONIES. Iowa, Aug 9.-Mayor
James Hanna of Des Moines was die
tatlng a letter to Mayor Gaynor defend
ing the Des Moines commission PLAN OF
city government when the Associated
Press dispatches announcing the Shoot
ing reached here.
Less than a week ago Mayor Gaynor
wrote an attack upon the commission
plan TO Mayor Hanna. Mayor Hanna's
letter today was changed to a telegram
OF sympathy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
DASTARDLY ATTEMPT
TO DYNAMITE BUILDING

KANSAS CITY, Aug 9.-Two
charges of dynamite were exploded un-
der corner of the nine-story building
that Montgomery, Ward and company
has under construction here tonight.
Little damage was done to the struc-
ture.
Trouble between the contractors is
thought by the police to be responsible
for the attempt to destroy the struc-
ture.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
Diabetes

People Of open mind having
Diabetes or having friends who
have, can hear of something to
their advantage if they will
write to j. J. Fulton, 653 Battery
ST., San Francisco, Cal. Helpful
diet list mailed free n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
SHOCK TO THE WORLD
SAYS BOSTON EXECUTIVE

BOSTON. Aug. 9.-Mayor John F Fitz-
gerald said today;
THE news of the attempted assassina-
ton of Mayor Gaynor sends a shock
throughout the civilized world He Is
one OF the most forceful and original
characters in public life. This attempt
upon his life should teach a lesson TO
those whose specially Is reckless and
malignant criticism OF officials whose
Views are not In accord with their own -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
FORMER UTAH OPERATOR
HEADS ORIENTAL OFFICE

Speaking of former Utah railroad men
who have come to the top in far away
places reminds one of. the recent ap-
pointment OF G. II. Corse, Jr.. as general
orient agent for the Chicago. Milwaukee
& Puget Sound road, the new line to
the Pacific coast and which has a work
ing arrangement with a steamship line.
Corse is a former telegraph operator here
and is a son OF the late G, II. Corse OF
Ogden. agent for the freight department
for so MANY wears.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
EXCURSION EAST.

Chicago and return, $500; st. Paul
and Minneapolis and return, $500
Dates of sale, August 4, 16 and II, Sep.
temper IA and %. Final return limit
October 81. Diverse routes via the Chi.
particulars address G. A. Walker, Gen.
eral Agent, 3s West Second South street
Salt Lake City
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
COLORADO LEGISLATURE
PROMPT TO VOICE SORROW

DENVER. Aug. 9.-The senate of the
Colorado legislature. which convened In
extra session today unanimously adopted
a resolution shortly after convening, eX-
pressing horror at the attempted assas-
sination of Mayor Gaynor OF New York
The resolution was Immediately tele-
graphed TO New York.
The house concurVed In the resolution,
which said: 1--WE cannot express in Ian
guage sufficiently strong our condemna-
ton OF this crime against popular gov
q TT nj
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
London Much Interested.

LONDON. Aug. 9.-The attempt made
today TO asSassinate William j, Gaynor:
York has been watched with interest IN
England called forth many expressions
OF regret from British public men. 4
stream OF Inquiries as to the mayor s
conditions and for details of the attempt
ed assassination has been continuous
since the issuance of the first bulletin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
GOVERNOR HUGHES SENDS
MESSAGE OF SYMPATHY

ALBANY, n. Y. Aug 9.-Goyernor
Hughes this afternoon sent the following
telegrams:
John Purroy Mitchell. acting mayor.
New York City; II am inexpressibly
upon Mayor Gaynor Please keep me
informed OF the mayors condition.
most earnestly hope that complete re-
covery may be expected.
CHARLES E. HUGHES"