The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
GREAT EXODUS
CAUSES ALARM
Emigrants Are Leaving Hun
gary for United States by
Thousands.
WOMAN BEWITCHES JURY
in TWO MURDER TRIALS
Evidence Of Wholesale HOmi-
cides Furnished by Forty
Skeletons in Cellar.
BY EMIL ANDRASSY.

Special Cable to The Tribune.
VIENNA. Sept, 3.-The government has
begun an investigation as to the causes
OF the great emigration, especially from
Hungary and the eastern provinces. to
complaining that In some sections so
great has been the exodus that II Is i'm
possible to cultivate the land. The ques-
tion has also an imperial bearing. as
most of the emigrants are able bodied
young men, who may be needed for the
army. Just how the government can 20
about IL 10 stop the emigration it Is dif-
icult TO see. 1t is altogether probable,
however, that one thing that will he done
will be the curtailment OF the energies
OF the steamship emigration agents.
whose rosy stories of prosperity in
America is blamed for a good share OF
the emigration,
The municipal bakery at Budapest has
now been working for about year. At
its start the management created revo-
luton in the local baking trade by max
ing breaSfrom the best materials under
the best possible conditions. and distrib-
utinE II 10 the public at prices which
showed an immediate benefit to consum-
erS OF $500 a day the quantity issued.
After some experience It was found that.
after providing for all possible charges.
the financial results were so favorable
that the price OF bread could be reduced.
a few days ago, after careful investiga- =
tion. the managing committee decided to
make another reduction. The price of a
loaf weighing just under q pounds is
about - cents for brown bread. nearly
> cents for half brown bread and cents
for white bread The local private bak-
ers have lowered the prices and Improved
the quality of their products as a result
of this competition.
Great Indignation has been caused in
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meat, and public appeals are being made
for legislation to prevent the action Of
the butchers.
Evidence of Wholesale Murder.
Forty skeletons have been discovered
beneath the cellar floor Of an inn at Ma
ria Theresopel, in Hungary. The skulls
are all broken-aD evidence OF murder.
The inn was kept by one Szukup half Il
century ago 1t Is remembered that
many wealthy cattle dealers. who used
the inn at fair times, disappeared mys-
teriously, and SZulSup died a rich man,
leaving the inn and his money to his
daughter. This daughter. who became
Nine. Haverda. was murdered about a
year ago by one Of the sweethearts OF
her own daughter The murderer In his
confession said he shot Frau Haverda at
her daughters instiga ton. because she
did not provide the daughter with suf-
ticient money.
Fraulein Haverda has been arragned
twice, but her personal fascination is so
great that each trial has been abortive.
Her first trial, at Maria Theresiopel. end
ed abruptly because the public prosecutor
fell In love with her and gave her cham
pagne suppers in her cell when he WIS.,
tied her during the preliminary exam
ination.
The venue was changed to Szegedin.
but the jury was so overcome by Frau
lein Haverds's appearance and the ap-
peals she made TO them during tho trial
that they acquitted her. She rewarded
them with banquet on the day of her
release, and they escorted her To the sta
ton in triumph.
The minister of justice Cancelled the
verdict, however, and ordered a third
trial. which will be held at Budapest in
tho near future. Fraulein Haverda S
lawyer says that. in view OF the discov-
cry at the inn at Maria Theresiopel. he
Will plead a hereditary tendency TO no.
micidal manila.