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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26

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fire and burglar proof vault Of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co. 80 Up. Main
street, s. per year and upwards.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26

st. Louis, Nov. 25.-The American
Federation Of Labor tonight unani-
mOusly adopted resolutions protesting
TO Governor Gilchirst of Florida against
the sO-called mistreatment Of union
men in the Tampa eigarmakers' strike
troubles. and demanded that the gov
ernor accord adequate protection to the
striking men.
The protest followed the receipt OF a
telegram by President Samuel Com
pers announcing that a man named
Johnson, an organizer for the union
stationed at Tampa, had been ordered
out of town by the citizens TODAY.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26
THREE MEN ASPHYXIATED.

New York. Nov. 25.-Three Greek
peddlers were found dead in their room
on Third avenue today with the gas
flowing from an open burner. The
police report the case accidental.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26
OnIy one aBROMO QUININIs,,

That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.
Look for the signature of F. W.
GROVE. Used the World over TO Cure
q Cold in One Day. 25c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09
BELIEVED HE ATTEMPTED
10 COMMIT SUICIDE
Solomon NJ Cone 1. Discovered With
Revolver In His Hand and Blood
Streaming from Hole In Head
Later Regains Faculties and It is
Though, He viii Recover.

GREENSBORO, n. c.. Oct. S.-SOl-
onion n. Cone. "a member OF the mil
iionaire family OF that name which
controls vast industrial interests
throughout the South, and a member
OF the New York. Liverpool and New
Orleans cotton exchanges, was found
unconscious in his bachelor apart
ments at 5 o'clock this morning with
blood streaming from a bullet wound
behind his loft ear and revolver i'll
his RICH, hand.
The circumstances indicated an at
tcmpt to commit suicide, though his
intimate friends are of the opinion
that the pistol was discharged acct
dentally, they declaring that there
was no reason for an attempt upon
his life.
He has been n heavy dealer in spot
cotton. but his associates refuse 70
affirm or deny any rumors concern
ing his recent spot transactions ana
the result so far as he was con
corned
Mr.. Cone. who was seen on the
streets as early this morning as three
O'Clock. was discovered by his valet
Dennis Siler. who went TO his apart
ments at the regular hour to awaken
him. Entering. he discovered MT
Cone. fully dressed. lying on the floor
and in an unconscious state. He i'm
mediasely summoned aid and physf
clans and the wounded man was hur
ried to a hospital. where the buiie'
later was extracted. i is said TO
night that the chances for his re
covery are very favorable.
Tonight Mr.. Cone had regained fuil
nosecssion of his faculties, but any
statements he has made have been
carefully guarded.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09
ROUGH HOUSE IN RALEIGH
BY. FOOTBALL PLAYERS
Georgetown Team Smsshes Up Dishes
in Lunch Room and Grab
Eatabes.

RALEIGH. y. c., Oct. 9.-t2:l5 a.
m.)-Georgetown football players.
who met the A. 4 NJ eleven here yes
terday. played rolgh house at the
lunch room at the union deport here
this morning before leaving. smashing
some coffee cups ard srahb ne ca
ables on the counter. They refused
TO r3y damages demanded by the
clerk and left seventy cents on the
counter. The police were called III
and the Georgetown players went 10
their car.
While the mnch room proprietor
WAS on seeking magistrate 10 gc'
p warrant. the car was taken away by
shifting engine. The Georgetown
manager says the damages demanded
we're exorbant and the players re-
fused to paw more than seventy cents
for things broken and eaten.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09
PAPA WILL SURRENDER
ANNOUNCES DAUGHTER
After Much BIocdShed Drama
tic End Comes to Resisting
Arrest of Wisconsin Man

WINTER. WIS. Oct. S.-"f papa
comes out will you promise not TO
shoot him? lie is shot through the
hand and wants TO surrender. These
words. spoken to Sheriff Mike Mad
den. at the edge of the clearing sur
rounding the hesieged home, by little
Helen. youngest daughter of John +.
Dtz. broughe to an end this after
noon the stubborn resistance OF the
man whose stand for the last SIX
years against what he considered IN
Justice. has attracted a widespread
interest.
The surrender did not come, how
ever. without death and bloodshed.
one man is dead. four men and a
woman are wounded and much prop
erty has been destroyed.
Dietz was injured while firing from
the barn when a bullet went through
a crack and passed through his left
hand. Dietz declares that the wound
caused him TO surrender To Father
Joseph Pilon. the priest who was
largely instrumental in bringing the
Icing contest to close. he whispered
that 4 baby was about to be born
to his wife and he feared that Doth
She and the infant might die. The sur
render of DietZ was dramatic.
The alert lumbermen. leaning on
their rifles at the edge of the clear
ing and watching the windows OF the
log cabin. suddenly saw the flutter oi
4 white handkerchief at the door. then
little Helen appeared and advanced
with the cloth above her head. walked
TO the edge Of the clearing where she
announced that her father was willing
to surrender.
Although there is some feeling IN
Winter because of the killing OF Harp
the town is breathing easier tonight
after the long suspense and Dietz is
in custody.
Though Dietz has been involved IN
a number of difficulties on which &c
counts the authorities have sought
his arrest. thes latest controversy be
tween ,Dietz and the authorities dates
from September s. when Dietz shot
and seriously wounded Bert Harrel
in Winter. Wis. in a wranSie. 1t IS
said. over rent due on school house
Since the shooting nietz has dehed
the sheriff to serve warrant on him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09
LARGEST COLLECTION EVER
IN AMERICAN CHURCH.
in Episcopal Convention at Cincinnati
plates Are Piled With Funds
Assreaatina $242, t1o.s3.

CINCINNATI. ONO. Oct. S.-What
ever taken up on plates in any
church In America an Interpretation
by the House of Bishops upon the
question open Pulpir' subject and
refusal to change the name Of the
church were among the most import
ant matters transacted by the tr.-en'
NAL convention of the Protestant
Episcopal church in session here to-
day. While the convention body was
in sess on communion service was
being held In Christ Church. where
the donations were being received
from the woman's auxiliary for the
general missionary fund.
AT the conclusion Il was announces
that the plates placed upon the tables
in front of the trustees had been
piled with funds aggregating $242,-
ll0S3.
The showing was nearly $2O,OuO IN
excess of the collection made at Rich
mond, Va. three years ago.
In the House of Bishops this mora
ing the reply of the bishops to the pc
tition for an Interpretation of the
Interpretation of the church law re-
rarding the sc-called open pulpit
question. was made in language that
restricts the use of pulpts in that
church to regularly ordained Episco
pal ministers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09
DR.. r. q. oLHAUSEN DEAD.
Prominent Young HsrrisorbUg- Va.
Physician Passes Away.

TfARRiSONBTRG. VA. Oct. S-Dr.
Frsnk Blair Oihauscn. IS years old.
died today ~ cirrhos's II tho liver.
lie was q native II Pennsylvania. bit
spent nearly all Of his life in Harri
sonbu.E
His father. J. w. Oihauscn. 81 Ncw
York city. IS retired general super
intendcnt Of the Central Railroad Of
New Jersey. lis wife was siSs VT
Einis Payne. daughter Of the late Cap.
tain W W PAYNE. and granddaughter
Of General W. " psvnc. 81 Warren
ion. and Erandniccc n General Eppa
HINTON. 81 Richmond. both n Con
fcdcraic fame
For several years 1T. olhsasen VS.
local surgeon for fhe baltimore a
Ohio Railroad and the Southern Ran
way
Re leaves three small children.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09
HE DOESN'T ENDORSE
PAYNE TARIFF MEASURE.

ATLANTA, GA. oct. s.
Theodore Roosevelt tonight dis
claimed any responsibility for
the tariff plank in the New
York state Republican platform. ,
In doing so he replied to criti-
.cisms which have been direct
8d against him. particularly by
some of the so,called inslr-
gent Republicans In the West.
to the effect that he talked one
kind of politics in the West
and another kind in the East.
This criticism was based
. largely upon the fact that he
, did not endorse the Payne law
, law in any of his Western
!, speeches, the tariff plank of the
u New York Republican platform
:, commended the bill Colonel
Roosevelt made it clear in his
speech tonight that he had not
Tsendorsed the payne law and
n hat he did not agree with the
New York tariff plank
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09
TAKE GOOD POLITICAL
NEWS TO PRESIDENT
Taft is Told bv Callers That
There is Drift Republican
Wayi1 Ohio and New York.

BEVERLY. MASS. Oct. S.-PresF
dent Taft received first hand inior-
>ration today from the two poiiticai
battIcfields in which he is most deep
" interested. Otto T. Bannaru
hrongb, news which the President
considered as decidedly encouraglns
from New York state. while Carml A
Thomson and ID. A. Mcclellan
brought similar tidings from ONO
NJ Ranuard has come TO be looked
anon as holding much the same posi-
ton with President Taft that Lloy1
g criscom has had with Theodore
Roosevelt.
Mr. Ranuard did not attempt TO
minimize today the various troubles
that beset the Republican party IN
Nov York. but he declared that the
leaders detected a decided drift to-
ward n. l.. Siimson and the entlFe
Republican ticket. Mr.. Barnard IS
weekend guest at the summer "hite
House.
Carni A. Thompson. who is secre-
farv Of state in Ohio. and Mr.. Nc
CjcIIan. who IS editor Of Daytoa
os,or bo,h told the President that
Republican prospects we're improving
in Ohio. They urged. however that
some speakers Of national prominence
were needed in the fight ana asked
the President 10 use his good offices
in securing them.
John Mitchell and James Duncan.
Two labor leaders. saw the President
this afternoon and discussed labor
LEGISLATION with him. Tho President
viii renew mznv 81 the rccommenda-
fiors he niafc in his last message 10
congress. Principal among these -
the so.ealird workiHgmcn's compcnss-
ton bill which prov dos for the pay
mont " damages 70 Employees injured
IN interstate railroads. II Is planned
that tho amount If DAMAGE shall he
Gx~d ~ a hoard ~ arbitration thus
avoiding All court proceedings.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09
Warning : Given Presidents
Aunt at Mi|bUry, Mass.
STRANGER TELLS Of PLOT
Mysterious Man Unfcids What He
Claims He Heard in Boston and
Threatens Life of Miss Torrey If
She TelIs-Officers Are at Once
Notified.
CBy Assoc atcI Tress)


MILBURY. MASS. Oct. S.-An al
legged scheme for the assassination Of
President Taft was unfolded to Miss
Della c. TOrrey. aunt of the Presi-
Gent. by a stranger who called at
her home today. The man. who re-
fused to give his name. claimed to
have overheard the plotters while in
Boston. As he departed he threaten
ed to return and kill Miss TOrrey if
the matter got into newspapers.
The man went away from Milbury
as suddenly and as mysteriously as
he had come and tonight there is no
clue 10 his whereabouts. although
Miss Torrey Immediately reported the
facts to the Miibury authorities and
they in turn asked the assistance of
the Worcester police. The matter
has also been reported to the secret
service authorities.
In telling of the mans visit Miss
Torrey said:
He told me he had been in Boston
ard had heard some men say they
were going 10 kill the President and
he thought I ought to know about IT,
He did not tell me his name or leave
his card and altogether he was 2
queer acting man He said he did no.
want anything To got into the papers
about il and If IL did he would come
hack and kill me. As soon as he hal
left go; word TO the selceimcn for
nc was such queer acting man shat
did not know what might happen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09
SERIOUS TROUBLE IS
EXPECTED IN HONDURAS
GunbOat Princeton is Ordered
to Scene TO Protect Ameri-
can Interests.

WASHINGTON. -. C.. Oct. S.-Rc-
spending 10 an appeal from tho Hon
sUras government TO the state dc
partrncnf the United States gunboai
Princeton IS TONIGHT headed for Anal
ana. revolutionary ho;bcd. TO look
after American interests The Prince
ton. commanded by Commander
Charles ". Hsyes. under instructions
from Acting Secretary Of the Navy
Winthrop. left Acapulco for AmaiaPa
~ ono O'Clock this afternoon and
should reach there in 2 couple Of
DAYS. Tho vessel has been working
etwn the coasf from San Francisco
The past ten DAYS.
Meantime a. AmalaPa. General Jose
Mario VaIiadarcz. the commandant
scff appointed 10 that island prsi
three years aro and too Influential
m that vicinity To- be ousicd ~ ~
tho --latest adviccs. is a figure 81 IN
icrcst IN rho TcguciEalpa govern.
mont Nauadarcz b. credited with
having made threats against tho for
c.rncrs about Anaiapa ard fhe con
slis fhcrc protested 10 Press icni pia
so;o uho promised 10 remove hifn
YESTERDAY But Davi;o realized Thai
hat action miEhf fan the revolution
AIRY SPARK lnfo a blaze and took al
difionai precautions 70 safeguard The
foverumcrf in this.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09

as we still have power over them
that the water power of the countr-S
thae all similar powers, are used I'M
DER such governmental regulation as
will allow ample profit 10 the users
and at the same time guarantee the
public at large its rights.
Would Cause Revolt.
Il think that is an essential posi-
ton for the government to take. |
do not believe that we can afford
longer to allow men of shrewdncss,
and some times with Q lack of scrup-
ulOusness, 10 get possession Of the
natural resources of the country, and
then treat them as purely their own
10 do with as they choose. II such
a system of monopoly is permitted
to grow up TO any extent, sooner or
later the people will revolt against q
and when they revolt against il I'M
der such conditions, that revolt Will
be apt to have mixed along with
righteousness of attitude. great I'M
righteousness of attitude and then
holders Of the privileges would run
great risks of suffering the effects of
an improper severity because their
predecessors had been treated with an
improper legacy"
Colonel Roosevelt then spoke of the
necessity Of preserved the forests. He
expressed the hope that congress will
pass the bill for the creation of the
great Appalachian forest reserve say
ing that it should be peculiarly the
work of the national government to
see to their preservation.
Il hope, therefore," he continued.
that your representatives in congress
will bestir themselves in this matter.
NO portion of our country is go
ing to show greater rate of devel-
opment than the South will show in
the course of the next thirty or for,y
years. ] ask you to see that this
marvellous development of the South
takes place in such fashion that Il
will represent not mere exploitation
OF territory. not mere feverish
growth in wealth. luxury or n honey
combed foundation of morality and
good judgment, but that it will repre-
sent a solid and an abiding and en-
during prosperity"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09
FIGHT. TURNS ON MARTIN
Dissatisfaction in Second Dis
trict Over Convention Plan.
BELIEVED SENATOR'S MOVE
Report Says Action by Committee In
Norfolk to Select Candidate for
CONGRESS Is Condemned and Battle
Is Or to Replace Martin.

RICHMOND. VA. Oct. s.-A spe
cial from Norfolk to the Richmond
News Leader this afternoon, in part
says:
Neither the people enor the or
ganization' are satisfied With the plan
Fixed up by the district committee.
voting three to two for the nomina-
ton of a new Democratic candidate
for congress in this district.
"The plan Of primary for October
IL to determine the strength OF as
Iirants for congress. who will then
Rave the right to appoint. according
to this strength. delegates Of their
own liking to a nominating conven-
ton in Suffolk October IL. was de
termined by the vote of Colonel C.
Fenton Day. chairman of the district
committee. and fa;her-in-lsw Of Unit
ed States Senator Thomas s. Martin.
THE belief that Senator Martin d.
rectcd this move Is universal Il has
not pleased the rank and file who
have been clamoring for a primary
~ which the candidates can be voted
for directly and has not brought 10
Senator Martin the great number OF
Democrats. who have always opposed
him in this district. but. on the con
trary has driven them farther away
Martin Men Take Lead.
1T Is declared that the playing Of
politics by Martin men has thrown
over a weak machine in the Second
district in an cfior; TO build up a
stronger one They contend that
Senator z. z. Holland. asDirant for
congress. Is wanted as the party
leader in the district
The sentiment agains; Senator
Martin tn the district has ncvcrfhc-
less been Intensified. and men every
where in The rank and fle.' hereto
fore his friends. arc declaring against
him.
1T vas heard IN nianv quarters to
day that the Sccond district viii b.
ready 10 support Henry G. Stuart. Of
Russell county. TO- senator as against
Marlin II Stuart beats Slemp IN tho
Ninth district this year FOR congress
and " Stuart docs not run then any
nan n bcai Martin NAV be the case.
IN 6. &. HOLLANDS Behalf
That something dropped during
the rcccss ~ yesterdays district com.
r1iffcc meeting T. secizrcd 10 be Ger.
tain. when the y =. Holland leaders.
who we're ciamoriuz for a primary.
directly b. forc The Dcoplc' suddenly
became safisaed. with = urinary and
then p convention. and Colonel Dav
voted Tor What they wanted. snd those
who bad hcen dependinE upob Dav
fer back completely disappointed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09
officer is Exonerated.

RICHMOND. VA, Oct. S.-The jury
sworn by Coroner william II. Taylor
today to inquire into the killing oil
the negro Charles Johnson. shot last
Monday morning by Henrico county
constable, u. l.. Temple, while the ne
gro was attempting to break into the
home of Mary Wallace. a negro WON
an living near Hicks store, in FAIR
field district, declared the shooting
iustiflable and exonerated the officer
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09
CONVENT IS ENTERED;
SISTERS ARE WOUNDED
Troops Charge Upon Monastery and
One Clergyman Is Killed and 9TH
ers Are placed Under Arrest-oov-
eminent Makes Effort to Calm Anti
Clerical Agitation.
ROYAL YACHT TO RETURN
TO ThE CAPITAL TODAY.

GIBRALTAR, Oct. SIT Is
reported that the royal yacht
Amelie viii return TO Lisbon
tomorrow. King Manuel. sheN
queen mother. Amelie, the dow
ager queen and the duke of
Oporto. however, will remain
as the guests OF the govern
mont at the governors cottage
at Europa Point. An Italian
warship is expected 80 arrive
here at an early date to take
the dowager queen Marin Pia
and the lnfante Alfonso to italy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09
Insunrrss. Trinity President.

DURHAM. y g. oct. s.-Thc in
anrurafion ~ William Preston -Fcw
IN. ~. .s prcsidcn; ~ Trinity e p
logo. viii take place a. Durham ncNf
Monday morning ur. Harry Pran
fud-on. president ~ Tho University
Of CkicsEo. viu deliver the couzrsfu
fsforv address in behalf q The dele
rafes from other Institutions
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09

WASHINGTON. y. G.. Oct s.-Firsi
LIEUTENANT s. ". Ragan. has been o..
dered ~ the navy yard. Norfolk. for
temporary duty a. witness before
general court martial
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09
(By Associau,-d Press,

RITLANTA, GA, Oct S.-Theodore
j Ssevelt came into Georgia today
4 found awaiting him a welcome
Och was as warm as that which he
i received in any section of the
!shtry during his recent travels.
|nh his arrival in Atlanta he was
tGed by crowds which blocked the
PTS. needless of the pelting rain,
"A cheered him as he rode at the
of a parade through the bust
streets of the city.
.lrlier in the day he spent several
i; at Rome, Ga, inspecting the
la Berry School for Poor Noun
Boys and Girls and in speaking
,et9ther throng of cheering Geor-
te,nel Roosevelt made three
hf6s in Atlanta His first was
fsm Southern Conservation Con-
lc aAftcr taking dinner with May
IOx, he spoke at the Uncle
d, Nay celebration which is be-
ees. 10 raise a fund to purchase
of the late Joel Chandler
~. lthor of the Uncle Remus
& nd preserve il as a memo
: work. After speaking of
"a fements of Harris, Colonel
y talked on new national
\, he talked to the negroes
q a negro church.
.ei on Conservation.
- Roosevelt began his ad-
= IL.
prZt faith in the conserva-
Wont conservation with all
II said. Il believe that
In, 4 passed i'm this country
al ,Soossible for reasonable
ri { permit the waste of
,r,esnfs-
"a re. and notably in the
- nd men who say that
t-5rt lock up the natural
country. This is just
VA private individual
the farmer was en-
up the natural re-
I'm. when nc declined
such ways that ';
$ fertility. We do
=, up single re-
intend that the re-
ed without waste
-uty to give every
e proper exercise
I've, n is also our
Smen Of exception.
\ AT ability In ou-
position.
-trcrs which are
lof wall street
"a which ] have
reg of anarchy.
.aihcirht Of con
Twill help the
80 and wealth
;ssn the sharp.
i7trm and their
fssw. IL Is 20
- that In con
frrEi resources.
Az n above
rrnihc hand NJ
.say establish
- monopoly
r.. business ~
|ncor state. a.
Wtrcez. 90 far
%
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09
rLYs ia HIlEs
Aviator srs.ss 'sssors "a F''sh< = .
81. lovis.

nv 80 -
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o~t. s--Arch Nexsey today s(cke ~
American record Cor stsisin4 >>ro'
plane aieht He stzrtes iron 3c1uE
seId A. rs O'clock ITS mernE7s -
Iansed safely here his sftercrnn q
80 o'~,oek The disssnce ne>v>-1
sprI,xn>ls .nd s. Eou's h - -1i<<@.
but ba~.i,ss Il ne cisca'tegs rca.< -
traee,~s. Nerscy fer 1es n,i>s 80
made II wiiAout stop
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09
tBy Associated Press,

LISBON. Oct is--The proclamation
of the republic OF Portugal 10 being
received by the people generally in
matter of fact way While ordsr
has been. in a messure restored, the
the fear sin prevails that the at
lacks against the religious establish
,,a,.s NAV hecame renerai The
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-09
GEORGIA 0PENSHER
GATES TO COLONEL
Former President Delivers
Three Speeches in Atlanta
and Receives Welcome.
TALKS OF HONESTY AND
NATURAL RESOURCES

Scores Opposition to His Doctrines
and Takes Fling at Certain" News
papers-Says They Call Such Teach.
ing Anarchy. But He Says II Is
Conservatism.