The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
|IR ON R0DEN n IS
B BEING VVACED
Thousand Rats Slain Every
Day on the Orwell
Peninsula.
|LGIJE INFECTION is
|sRED 9a At WINTER RESORTS
Nav Be That Rabbits and All
|Greund Game, Will Be
Destroyed.
BY, PAUL LAMBETH.
cahlo 10 The Tribune.

BY PAUL LAMBETH.
4, cablc to The Tribune.
.vpoN, Nov, 26.-People in this city,
nsss OF many thousands living in
rpmote from it. are greatly
"a sat the great increase OF rats,
n Is believed. have caused nEsny
.of sickness in the interior. The
4 seaside resort OF FeiiSstowe is
d hare OF winter visitors because OF
/, ntaeuc. Around tho Orwell penin-
e.arJy everybody is engaged in q rat
4 Ten thousand rodents arc being
4 daily. In II great war being waGed
<,froIk, Increased activity Is being
Sf<tcd. as il has been proved that
& +a.Infccted rats arc spreading over Il
4 area. Not only SO. but It the rate
LION is spreading among other ami
IA seems probable that rabbits aDo
<nmind game may liavc 10 he de-
"a. ~-Jhcsc rather alarming rcrela-
which arc, the outcome OF the
Biological examinations OF Or.
OF Ipswich. are that the area or
q h increasing, AS was shown by q
|Ietl,r bill beaded Plague" with
|kord warning" printed in staring
sow which, told residents OF Wood
\ that HE war against rats had
0se- their boundaries. Broadly,
ceres In the peninsula around Ip-
! Woodbridge and Fclixstowc have
De battle-ground against rats. One
ID Whc.stcad has trapped 400.
Bat Tails Decorate Barns.
\ hundred rats tails decorate tile
.pf farm near Tattingstonc. Those
no instances Of heavy mortality by
and trap. Woodbridge was the
of The most dramatic battle be-
l. men and rses since the campaign
There was an abnormally high
D the River u"bcn. and as result
BIDS of rats were washed out of
holes In tho river isict known as
&sItlngs anu in the wharvoS, The
\ was thus defcnSrless. l., Hayward,
|pf the firm "f millerS, put off I'm a
|end shot many rats as they swan
|th6 flood. Two other men wadcd
! a.top- boots and killed others. Along
inks was Il company Of Il dozen
b generated by m official of thc To-
rrncil. With dogs tn help them and
fiicks as weapons they harricd the
killing thousands.
Monarchs Close -Fisted.
FISH monarchs. and. In fact all
<rs OF the rciEninS family. have
Known as close tistri in money
r.. They make o. shilling scream
they lot go OF Il. Recently King
|, was asked for II contribution 10
bristm1s fund for the crippled chill
London, and ,,uw comes the news
rhc has been greciously pleased 10
ESQ. about one twentieth the
"a which an American business ma n
Tgivc. 9Th" letter announcing the
bus contribution reads. ~ am
'Anded to inform you that the king
Efen graclously pleased 90 continue
description OF ten guincas "A year
ds il,c fund YOU raise To provide
W. CARINGTON,"
Ar Claude Campbell's VIII.
b will of Sir Claude Campbell was
Dy prob3tcd in this city and his
n goes 10 his mother. Lady Esther
Dell. He spent much of his HE
'ecmmon sailor ON merchant vessels.
n which was wrecked ten years ago.
ie lost lis life. Campbell, who WAS
|in 1871 and died in 1900. had an cX
unary cHrc-ra AZ the age OF eight
tafter1nrds. became unsound in her
IN iSS2 the court Of chanc.ry sent
fesentative In italy. who discovered
Sir Claude working in a Slaughter
: he was brought back TO Eng
Wh"n' only IS years old he went
United States and became d COW
Hia western ranch. but after "a few
OF II he returned tn this country.
(which he went 10 Africa and
Fu us Il sailor.
Was Lost at Sea.
Suiherl3 ndSlIir". one OF the YES
which he sailed. was wrecked Off
'ES; of Sumatrs. Sir Claude. with
apprentices. volunteered In swim
Tor help. in this gallant attempt
one or the boys lost their lives.
hude's body was washed ashore
'hntiticd by Captain Niroll rs that
man who had shipped with him
aenc Robert Campbell Since 1900
W o. sir Claude has been forth
month ago the following doc
-out moi In Sir CIaude's hand =
s-reached the family solicitors
and wcll.-R. {, Campbell" Al a
qnsrtcI sessions at Coventry. a
rno mad passed as Sir Claude Camp
convicted OF fraud, The Camp
se,e irish baronets. and the first
hooert Campbell OF Donegal. whose
anb mad long association with
~ -. ihdia company. The third bar
sr hilbert. father of Claude. was
'hlh the Ninety second Highland :
Cellars to Let.
PROPOSED To let the ono acre space
bs b's In az The heart of London. They
historic cellars or vaults under
-rN yard OF St Martin in the :
II. .aiaigar square. These cellars
In I"uer me playground around 81.
he-Flelds. which was until
hnva, ago the burial ground of
IA parish. Francis Bacon war
Shensr ~ .ne church. Nell Gwynne aud
aul,ys yparu were buried close 10 theRu
,lert,r. @hich adjoin the crypt under
I'M ~ Lord Mohun, who was
IN ah,nne' Win the Duke OF Ham
IN ,hi ,hhiich h4 also killed his advcr-
we eighteenth century. was Iaid
ar M INC ehnrcbyard The btTJars,
bsfo Wassiveiy arched. were bull,
hDf n.c .lc present church. which
fhinnin.uttnd until 1921. When the
n. 4, post of the parish was re-
rros oh placed In the cellars and
onc A.. attraction to visitors until
'hcu II FOR ilreWood by mis-
'seVelt to Have Mission.
Gomez SeH. informed source in New
Ps%iS.ihe ihe lntimation once more
ysk kLshI To- L Taft will invite Mr.
w etn, ueSd the special mission
Jtps Ssted to visit this countr,
R Tho, INC coronation of KIM
lhe inv;,at.ie tie ex-president will ac.
by mutation ,bnsta does not admit o
eonlals who realize his love O.
seech Causes Amusement.
pe.lS,lssinen pesaSl Si has been caused by {
'ful Con f oS William orrnsby- Gore. I
nsS p The only son oFie of a lord pi pafi,ai pWb;ei
pdSsc .hIeat that. If there wa,
,onrs *ation Of The class 10 whicl
- NE might have TO draw til,