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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20

initial step towards the building up
Of an lntcrurban system by the pio-
neer electric line of tho city cannot
be well underestimated as these towns
with all the intermediate territory Will
at once be thrown into direct touch
with the capital. Heretofore the pco-
pie have had TO be contentcd with in
frequent trains or their own convey
ances. Anticipating the extension, the
line down the State road TO Murray
has been entirely rebuilt and within
six months the company viii have the
hrst lnterurban service 10 the south III
Salt Lake county.
AS many cars will be operated daily
as the traffic VIII warrant but lust
what the service will require cannot
be foretold. It has been demonstrated,
however, III the past that electric serv-
ice TO small hamlets or towns. has, in
from three to six months developed
such passenger traffic that additional
service 10 that originally planned has
been established. The Murray line op-
crates a car every hour.
While local railroaders see in this
move but the natural expansion Of the
Utah Light & Railway company, yet
those who look to the future argue
that the quick assembling Of all the
material and the great activity now 60
ing on 10 lluISh tnc eNtenSlOa by Aug
ust ! is evidence that the pioneer sys-
tenn is not asleep and that by the time
its new competitors are in the field
with franchises the strategic line
through Salt Lake county Will be in
full operation. II is further pointed
out that this line viii have its terminus
at Midvale but few miles from Bing
ham, one of the worlds greatest cop
per camps, and likewise it will be that
much nearer to Draper; also that its
trunk will be OF such strength that
branches can sprout TO the east or the
west. as circumstances may require.
The local system is all ready for
the work and it will be finished on
time, and it is the first step in far
moro important expansion and devel-
opment southward.
At this time the shops of the com
pany are busy with the usual amount
Of repair and ovcrhauling Of equip
ment, and during the summer much
bettcrmcnt work will be done on the
city lines already built.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
BY PAUL LAMBETH.
able To- The Tribune.

Special Cable to The Tribune.
LONDON, Fob. 19.--Prcmier Asquith
and the cabinet are ready for the real
work of parliament. which begins Mon
day, after the king has formally opened
the national legislative body and the
speech from The throne outlining the
government S policy is read.
Of course, ii is impossible to say with
any absolute certainty Just what the
government programme Will be, but
there seems TO be little doubt that the
budget will be tho first matter taken
up and then the house of lords will be
dealt with, There was mucG opposition
TO the course. not only on HE part ot
the Irish and l.; Dor neil who wished
this order reversed. but Mcssrs. Gray,
Haldauc Llovd-Gcorge, Spence Church
i'll, Mckenna and Harcouri also favored
dealing with the lords first
Dominates Cabinet
Mr.. AsQulth has, ] understand. how
ever, sufficiently convinced his cabinet
as well as his Irish and Labor allies,
that it is better politics To clear away
the budget and then, if necessary. bring
on n general election with the house OF
lords the sole contention, uucomplicatcd
by any other question. He insisted
that 10 put the veto question first would
risk an appeal TO the country on the
same old issues and with the govern
meut coalition weaker than it was be
fore the last general election. Ii is stat
cd he has promised that the principal
demands of the Irish and Laborites will
receive attention as soon as the. veto
question is out of the way, if he still
holds power.
The cabinet will stand or fall iogcth
or, but il in another general election the
Liberals should again be returned IL
looks much as If that event will mark
the setting OF Asquith 5 sun. II is be
heved that the king would send for
llaldanc then, who - persona grata aud
courageous as well US able,
The Tories don t want an immediate
general election aud doubtless will make
overturos 10 keep the present govern
ment In office for essential financial pur-
poses for another six months.
Redmond's Statement.
Dissolution seems to be a matter OF
only few weeks at most, John Red
mond said today ''Thc Irish party
is ready for IT and would welcome it TO-
morrow. It's members believe that AN
other appeal 10 the country on The veto
eut would be returned. Perhaps The
majority might be big enough 10 be in
dependent OF our votes.
''Of course if the situation is mis-
managed and the cabinet chooses 10 fall
on the budget it would be different.
Then the Tories probably would come
in. but with au ineffective majority.
''Wc would welcome situation which
would return the Tories in such cir
cumstancoS In which they would have
to face tho stupcrdouS work of clearing
up the financial mess created by Bal
four through the agency Of his friends
the lords. From every viewpoint 20.
ltical conditions in this country arc
unstable. The only certain
element is ihc solidarity of the Irish
party
John Dillon takes the Same view He
has written To ireland adyiSin. friends
to prepare fo- another election almost
immediately
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
ADJUSTMENTS

The 1>ambsrd grand opera company
V,osco us cnS9Sement AZ the salt Lake
ineater WIN matinee, performance Sat
urdaY before an aiten,i"r and apprecis
uNc audience. "Csralleria Rusticsna"
given
In "cavalIeria Rusticana." Turiddu's
Slcilllana" tsung as part of the overture
before The curtain rises) was most charm
ms but the effect was somewhat marred
by people being ushe-ed TO their seats
during the rendition
tn" work OF the soprano. Bosctti, as
SantuzZo, was especially fine and she
took her part WIN that display Of dra-
matte ability which has won for her the
applause she so wcll desc rcs.
Givoanni Nadai as Turiddu was excep-
tionally good. his magnificent tenor voice
ringing with An intensity OF passion
which we'll brought out the fervor of his
role.
The rendition Of tho beautiful inter-
mczzo was received with tremendous ap-
plause, and the orchestra repeated the
entire number.
First Of the new Italian operas
TO reach America. This work achieved i'm
mediate and universal success. It's sen
sationa! plot quick movement and urity
Of ume and place arc In part RESPONSE
hle for this. but its rich melodies have
won immense favor with the public.
"Pneliacci." the second opera given. is
considered by many To be the best Of the
short. fiery operas that have been
put upon The modern Italian stage. The
plot iS wen Knlt, inc music concr"nt. m
tcnsely dramatic and faithful To the
words. 1t is really tho tragic power OF
this work. however. that makes 1t a COM
plcte success
The. work Of 4. scalabune as Canio
aroused the enthusiasm OF the audience,
especially I'm the intensely emotional num-
Der. 'Ridi, Pagliacci." which he was
forced to repeat.
Tho part OF Tonic as taken by Antola
was excellent throughout, being especial
iy flnc in his rendition OF the prologue.
Giana as Nedda played her role per-
fcctly. displaying much dramatic power.
Her rich soprano voice Is powerful as
well as sweet and she has II under cX-
celcDt control.
The chorus work in both operas was
of the highest order, showing careful and
artistic training
Both productions are excellently staged
and coStumed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
FIRE AND PANIC IN
CROWDED THEATER
One Person Killed. Several Fa-
tally Injured: Floor Gives
Way Under Weight.
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune,


JOHNSTOWN Pa. Feb. l9.-lu the
collapse of the floor Of a small theater
at Patton. near here. tonight, one per
son was killed. several probably fatally
injured and hundreds hurt. when about
500 persons were hurled with the
wrecked floor into the basement. AS
the men. women and children struggled
to free themselves from tho debris. fire
added TO the panic. Fircmen were
forced to turn water into the basement,
where men and women were fighting TO
escape the flames.
The accident happened while the lit
tie Ubcater was crowded Tho supports
under the floor gavc way beneath the
strain of the unusual weight.
Immediately a rush for the exits
started, but before the people fairly
reached the aislcs the floor collapsed
Two stoves used for heating were
overturned and flames Immediately
broke out,
Many of the victims succeeded in
climbing out of the basement safely.
but many others were caught under tho
timbers aud trampled by those who had
been thrown on top in the collapse
While many wero still struggling To
escape. tho fire department turned a
heavy stream into the basement, They
managed TO cXtiugWsh The flames he.
fore any one was seriously burned, and
the victims who were unable to extri.
cate themselves were taken out and
hurried TO hospitals.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
CHICAGO PACKERS IN
A PECK OF TROUBLE
Meat Trust Chiefs Will Have to
Go to New Jersey When
Indicted.
y Leased Wire to The Tribune

by Leased Wire TO The Tribune
CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-Thc Chicago
packers, against whom indictments
have been reported In New Jersey,
must 90 there TO give bond, according
where true bills charging conspiracy
were expected to be returned in court
Wednesday,
The contention of the packers is tha;
thev have been guilty of no conspiracy
and have nothing to fear from the ac
ton.
1--WE deal il a perishable product, -
said one Of ,hem YESTERDAY, land that
is the explanation of the cold storage
warehouses. IL is not n means Of ear
rying prices.
"'To carry out the principle indicated
by Yesterdays IS proceedings, every fur
niturc manufacturer who stores his
product. every man who cuts ice and
stores IL, would be equally subject TO
indictment. and ! cannot see why the
same reasoning would not apply to the
farmer who puts his corn In Il bin IN
stead Of sending 1t immediately to
market
The bills against the directors were
returned i'm the court of Judge Francis
u. 'NWdHtS III Jersey 'llN. Inc uHuJl
procedure Will be followed-the issu-
ance of capiases, which viii compel the
defendants to appear III court and give
bond. Conspiracy is au eXtrnditable
offcnsc, and if necessary, it is reported,
n rcquisition for the cXtradition OF the
defendants will bc made.
The federal grand jury, mt the in
stance of Judge Lands, is investigating
the National Packing company here.
and similar investigations are being
prosecuted In New York and Missouri
The news of the alleged voting of
indictments was a distinct surprise to
tho Chicago officials. District Attorney
Edwin W. Sims and his special assis
taut. james ii, Wilkerson, who are con
Quoting the beef inquiry here.
The directors of the National Pack
ing company, against whom the New
Jersey investigation has been. are, ac-
cording TO the published reports as
follows; j. Ogden Armour, l.. +. Swift,
Edward Morris. f. L. Swift. Ira y.
Morris, Arthur Mcekcr, Edward Tildcp,
4, j. ConDors, l.. A, Carton. Kenneth
X. McLarcn, r. r.. Wilson. G., H. Swift.
l.. ", Hcyman, Samuel McRobcrts, f.
A. Fowler and \. w Armour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
Roosevelt's Closest Friends Might
Not Recognize Him as He is Today

and letters. containing congratulations
and invitations Next week he will
start compiling his lectures, and he has
already commenced the ask of answer
ing some of the congratulations, as
suriug thc senders thereof that he is
delighted at the interest taken in his
welfare He has signified his intention
of speaking MT the Hamilton club. Chi
cago, and the Milwaukee Press club,
but will not fix a definite date until
he arrives in New York,
The Soudapese natives think Colonel
Roosevelt is king IN his native roun
try and the abeyancc made the hunter
by the white people of this district has
confirmed their belief.
Bwano Tumbo has already learned n
smattering of their language. Colonel
Roosevelt is now engaged in hunting
in the Ragaf district for certain
spccic Of antelope
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
SANDY LINE WILL BE
OPERATED BY AUGUST
Utah Light and Power Company
to Begin Work as Soon as
Weather Permits.

A visit to tho ear sheds and ma
terial yards of the Utah Light 6 Rail
way at the present time is of great
interest TO those who follow railroad
construction and development. The
equipment and tools for the summer
campaign arc being thoroughly over
hauled and put in readiness so that
Immediately upon the breaking Of the
weather the work can be commenced.
The most important feature of tho eX-
tensions this summer viii be the new
limo to Sandy aud Midvale bingham
Junction). and this will be vigorously
pushed The official announcement rs
made that the line will be in opera
tion by August |, according 10 the
franchise granted by Salt Lake county.
The material and equipment are in
readiness for this extension and the
actual work viii begin the moment the
weather permits. The ties and rails
are all in Salt Lake City so there will
be no delay in waiting for track ma
tcrial The line viii be single
track with many turnouts. 1t will be
laid with new 65-pound steel rails and
strung with the finest grade Of No. K
copper wire. The ties have been treat
ed with several applications of wood
preservative and as the line VIII be
balIasted it will. on completion, he one
Of the best pieces of electric limo IN
the state. The line runs down State
street from Murray TO Sandy, and from
Sandy turns due west TO Midvolc along
highway No. SIS.
These two points arc among the most
thriving OF the industrial suburbs OF
the city and the importance OF TINS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20

spccisl Gable TO The Tribune.
GONDOKORO, Soudau, Upper Nile
Feb l9-New York or Washington
would not recognize Theodore Roosevelt
today. Gaunt and bronZcd 10 the de-
orcc Of a coffee bean. his face covered
with lmxuriant growth of beard, but
his step is lust as sprlngy as ever ana
the bright yellow khaki uniform III
which he started his African hunt Is
torn and patched and SCARED up gen
orally -,
Colonel Roosevelt has started upon
tbe last week Of his hunting. Iheh
comes a series of travels by railway
through the capitals and principal citles
Of Egypt, Europe and the British Isles.
when instead of meeting Zulu chel-
toins' whirlipg deryishos and Soudanese
warriors, lie will consort Win statesmen
and scientists. -, 6
recognizablc Even Kermit sports
Van Dyke beard and he Is as lean as
greyhound. But all arc IN perfect
Colonel Roosevelt has already tackled
The mass OF correspondence when
awaits him. He is remaking h1s }tin-
crnrv which will now take hlm
tbrouob Rome. Cairo, Budal'eS'
Viennn Paris, Berlin, Brussels, Amstcr-
dam Christiania and London.
Colonel Roosevelt 5 entrance across
the threshold of civilization WAS nlee @
by dcluge Of tclegrams. ra0leGra3lz
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
T|LLMAN FIGHTING;
HOLDING HIS OWN
Condition of Famous South
Carolina Senator Remains
About the Same.
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2O.-A bulletin
issued from tho bedside of Senator Ben.
iamin r. Tillm8u at 1880 o'clock this
morning stated that he is conscious and
that his condition is practically un-
changed This mems that the South
Carolina senator is still in serious con.
dition The physicians fear that if he
does recover his vocal chords may re-
main paralyzcd so that he can never
speak again.
DR.. j. W, Babcock, who is attending
the stricken statesman. arrived early
Saturday morning from Columbia, 5.
G. lie has been the family physician for
the Tillmans for nineteen years. Sen
ator Tillman smiled when tho doctor en-
tered the sick chamber.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
BIRTHS GREATLY EXCEED
DEATHS DURING WEEK

The report OF The city board Of health
for the week ended February II, shows
forty-scvcn births and twenty nine deaths
during, the wcck, or the births. nineteen
were boys and twenty eight were girls.
OF tho deaths, hflcen were males and
eleven females. There were ten bodies
shipped hIther for burial during the week.
There were thirty mine cases OF con
tagious and infectious diseases reported
during the week and at the close of the
week there were seventy houses un-
der quarantine on account OF contagion
and seven persons remained in quoraD-
tinc at the isolation hospital,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
TOO MUCH HTLARITY LANDS
CLAWS0N IN CITY PRISON

!. Il CIawsop. residing at 1874 North
Fifth West street. returned TO his home
Saturday night. after he had drunk too
much liquor. and began TO celebrate his
homecoming by breaking up furniture and
threatening the occupants of the house
with bodily harm. Ills son threw him
to tho floor and held him until tho ar
rival of the police who took Clawson
10 the city Jail. whore he was placed In
a cell to slocp OFF his stupor.
His wife said shc would appear against
him Monday morning and swear TO o
complaint charging him with destroying
property. which she says belongs to her.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
Little Boy Succnmbs,

Tricnds OF FORMER Councilman J.. i.
Martin will he grievcd to learn Of the
death of his son. l.. - Martin. Jr which
occurred at Il ocioc, Saturday night.
Tho little fellow WAS stricken with rhcu-
matisn, carly In JANUARY and about three
,vccls.; ago the trouble reached his heart,
,ince which time he gradually grew
wnrsc. until death came. 1'hc date Tor
lie funeral viii DC announced later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
Washington Celebration.

The Christian Endcdyorcrs of the Third
Presbyterian church will give n George
Washington celebration next Tuesday
evening. beginning at o'clock. Every
Guiding costumes. refreshments. music
and games There Will also be u spelling
bee OF the oldfaShioned type. Tho
young folks Of the congregation, with
their friends. arc invited To attend. The
church is at Eleventh South and Elcv-
cnth East streets.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
SHIP SAILS LOADED
DOWN WITH NEWLYWEDS
RY Leased MIro TO The Trlbune.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1o.--rhe "spooni-
est snip that ever lett New York was
the Oceana which sailed today for Der-
muda with ia ncwlywcdS aboard There
were sIxty-two couples who haI Just
been married and were going 10 bCrmI-
da upon their bridal JOURNEYS. When the
sailors started TO pull In the anchor line
they found nine couples spoonire behind
the davils. Six couples took advantage
of the lee scuppers IN The shadows Of
the tunnels fourteen couples were
secluded
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20

bul that shc wanted him TO fulfill his
nromise nrY TO her and give her children
Of Of whom she said he was the tsther, s,lI1 I1'nl
"a usmc Ths was between September
Of 1907 and March Of 1909 ,,a,
Manv letters between Mrs: braiIey
and Senator Brown, breatnlhg 1efp ~
tbe i%e' murder % trial, and il is evident that
the these e. same letters will form an lmpor, nL
% taut part in the will contest case, More ,
than than 100 OF these letters were presentgini a
in tbe murder case, but the number VII
be reduced in the coming hearing 1t
Is expected
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
ASQU|TH'S PLANS
NOT ALL FAVORED
Opening of Parliament Monday
viii, in All Likelihood,
Bring Struggle.
ATTEMPT TO BE MADE
TO PASS BUDGET FIRST
Premier May Fall if Liberals
Triumph in Another Gen
eral Election.
PREMIER AsQUITH'S PRO
GRAMME.

: First, passing The budget. :
: Second limiting the veto power :
: of the house of lords. "
: Third. general legislation iuclud- :
: ing reform Of electorate laws TO do :
: away with plural Noting, a meas :
!. ure of home rule for Ireland. :
: legalizing Of assessments by trade :
: unions for election purposes. :
: Standing of parliament; :
: Government-Liber 215; La :
: borites. 40; Irish Nntionalists. ~; .
: total. 3S7 .
: Observation-Disclosures, 252; irish
!. Unionists, 81, Independent Ma :
: tionalists. 10. total. oS3.
: Government majority, lOl.
The Coconino sun., 1910-12-16

The above report, after being read and considered, was accepted and approved by the unanimous vote of the board
 The clerk was instructed to notify the district attorney to take action in the matter of the discrepancy in account of the justice of the peace of Williams precinct as shown by the examiners report.
 After due consideration the fol- lowing resolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of the board. The clerk was ordered to enter same on the minutes of this date and send a copy of the same to each of the officers effected there by.
 Whereas, The claims presented by the sheriff and constable's offices have been in the past so indefinite that the board is unable to determine the real justness of the same as a claim against the county; and
 Whereas, The examiner of off cial accounts has recommended that they be made more minute, and more fully specifically state what the items therein are for
 Now, therefore, be it resolved, That hereafter all claims presented by the sheriff and constable's shall state fully in cases of arrest as follows:
 First Whether made with or without a warrant, and before what magistrate taken.
 Second If with warrant, by what court issued.
 Third The particular officer making the arrest.
 Fourth The mileage shall be stated from where to where.
 Fifth--ln all cases state what officer performed the services.
 The board then adjourned.
 JESSE GREGG, Chairman.
 Attest: w. H. SwITzER, Clerk.
The Coconino sun., 1910-12-16
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