The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-25
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The Bath (Me) Merchants association
| tonight adopted resolution indorslng pc
tItons for clemency In behalf or CharieS
w Morse. Bath is Mr., Morse's birth
place.
with dusk last night, reassuring re-
ports come 10 Boston from the many New
England cities and towns that have been
menaced by floods that have not been
equaled for fifty years. Everywhere the
rivers are steadily falling.
President Taft in an address last night
before the Dartmouth college alulhni, III
the presence OF their new. president Er-
nest Fox Nichols, praised the value or
small colleges and paid tribue 10 speak ,
er Joseph G. Cannon, who had preceded
him in speaking,
Salaries OF the Judges OF the court oi
law, were practically fixed by the house
yesterday at $1,000 each. The tarin law
named $4,000 This figure. which is $4,000
in excess OF salaries received by circuit
court Judges provoked in congress a con-
troversy which has been kept alive ever
since.
The appeals OF the officials OF the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor to the supreme
court OF tho United States growing out Of
the suit OF the Buck Stove and Range
company against them In the District OF
Columbia were yesterday ordered consol-
dated by the court and set n hearing Tor
the first Tuesday In the term beginning
next October,
President Taft yesterday approved the
recommendations of the superintendent OF
the naval academy at Annapolis for the
dismissal OF Midshipman James NJ. White
head OF New Jersey. Scott Lynn OF Utah,
and Grover c. Clevenger OF Missouri. The
midshipmen were charged with lntoXica,
ton during the Christmas holidays. All
three were on the eve OF being graduated.
Sidney Flower. recently the publisher OF
a magazine In Goldneld, New, was ar
rested In Chicago yesterday by the fed
eral authorities on instructions that ne
had been indicted in Nevada charged with
fraudulent use of the mails, He is said
TO have been known as Parmeter Kant in
February .. Flower was unable to fur
nish $4,000 bail and was locked up.
Another well-defned earthquake OF
moderate intensity was recorded by the
weather bureau seismograph at Wash
ington as beginning at 1;55 10 o'clock yes
terday its strongest motion occurring
1--WE minutes later. 1t continued about
nifty minutes. Officials believe the dis
Washington, probably 10 the southwark.
The scene OF the activity is thought 10
have been between Cuba and Jamaica
Everett c., Brown. president OF the
nouncedi in Chicago last night that he
would give his official approval TO the
plan to send team OF American athletes
to compete In worlds games at the Ger
msn-Amerlcan exposition In Berlin this
summer. Mr.. Brown was informed by
James r. Sullivan, former president OF
the national body, that j, r. Morgan and
August Belmont, sponsors for American
interests in the exposition, thought ath-
letic games should be one OF tho features.
a man. whom the police regard as the
most important suspect arrested in con-
nection with the maniacal murder of the
shibley and Thomas boys, about two
weeks ago. was arrested in New York
yesterday. He IS Herbert Jerome Denni-
son. twenty-seven years old, formerly on
the vaudeville stage as magician and
only recently discharged from a sanltarl-
UNI Dennison was arraigned on charge
OF murder and held for examination to-
morrow. Lawrence Casey. a park fore
man. who saw the shooting, has made a
partial Identification