The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
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Three white men were killed and sew
eral negroes cabins burned in race
riot at Eldorado, Ark. last night accord
Ing 10 a report received In Memphis.
The government wireless station at
Cape Haro near the port OF GuayMas,
has been destroyed by fire which origi-
mated In the electrical equipment. AS
result wireless communication with Low
er California has been stopped. The loss
is placed at 5000.
There has been a recrudescence Of the
aDu-dynastic agitation at Ping Ho- Hsion
IN southern Fokien and 1000 government
gents have withdrawn to the hills
skirnishes have occurred with the troops
but few casualties are reported
Secretary Of War Dickinson will be
given an opportunity Monday to explain
oceanic canal committee that he de-
clined to encourage the establishment of
steamship line on the Pacific coast to
compete with the Pacific Mail Steamship
company.
Pennsylvania limited passenger train
No. 2, eastbound from Chicago to New
York, was deralled near Homewood. Bea-
yer county. yesterday, when Its engine
sideswiped the engine of freight train
standing on a side track. No one was
seriously Injured. All the Pullman sleep
ers were derailed and passengers were
thrown out Of their berths,
The belief that the trial of Nicholas
Vasiievitch TschallIovsky and Nine.
Breshko- -Breshkovskaya would be open In
St. Petersburg is now confirmed Nine.
Breshkovskaya's lawyer, Prince Erlstoff.
says his client will not be present The
defense, while not denying revolutionary
activity on her part, will merely point out
alleged errors in the indictment when
she is called to plead.
Emperor Nicholas left Tsarkoe-Selo
palace yesterday and drove into ST. Pet
ersburg, where he called upon King Fer
dinand of Bulgaria, The emperor as usual
occupied an open carriage and was with
out an escort. While passing through
Nevesky ProspeEt the carriage was halted
by the presence Of a man clothed as a
peasant who knelt In its path and held a
made a detour to avoid the man, who
subsequently, was taken to the police sta
ton.
Popular misconception of the coroners
law nearly permitted the body of Miss
Olive Sanders Of Nashville Ind, to be froz-
en- In snow bank yesterday, In a warm
room and in the presence of the under
taker. the dead" woman came TO life
the house and found her seemingly dead
lying In the snow in the barnyard Neigh
bors were called and stood in rine
about the body consoling the weeping
sister and all obscssed with the notion
that none should dare touch the dead
until the coroner came. It took two hours
TO get the coroner.
President Wheeler of the University OF
California Yesterday delivered In Berlir
his farewell lecture as Roosevelt profcs
sor At the University OF Berlin. At IT.;
conclusion the students presented Prof
Wheeler with silver cup, a reproduction
Of one in the famous collection at tho
museum OF Hildesheim. PrIyy Council.
or Schmidt Of the rninistery OF educa.
ton In brief address expressed the grea
satisfaction felt over the work which th,
American educator has done here Her
Schmidt also announced the proposed or
ganizaton of society, the object O
which will be 10 promote the study o
American subjects The society will b,
known as the Wheeler society.
Chairman Norman Mack OF the Demo
cratic natlonah committee. makes It evi
dent In -.le March number of the Nation
al Monthly, that he believes tariff ant
the high cost of living are TO be tw
of the principal issues OF the Democrat If
congressional campaign OF the presen
year Mr.. Mack sharply critIcises tn
tariff portion Of President Taft's LincoI