The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27


Jacob NJ. Dickinson, American secretary
of war, made a short acroplane Hight at
the military acrodromc here this even
ing as a passenger with French OFF,
Ger. Ensign La Fon. NJ. Gobe took up
Senator Bacon and others OF Secretary
Dickinson $ party
CHICAGO. Oct 26-Otto Schram. pic
ture frame manufacturer reputed 10 be
wealthy confessed TO the police here to-
day that he had written BLACK Hand
letters TO himself and then had stabbed
himself In order to emphasize his need
for protection His motive Schram re-
fused to tell,
the restricted districts declared to be
the market for extensive prosecution Of
the white slave traffic and the education
of boys and girls at nearly age I'm the
nent officials and members OF the Ameri
can Purity federation here today.
PENSACOLA. Fla Oct. 26 Secretary
Of tho Navy Meyer arrived here this af
Icrnoon for the inspection OF the Pcnsa-
cola navy yard: He declared that kuan-
tanamo was to be the future naval base
OF the country and that a. modern naval
station Will be maintained there
ST. LOUIS. Oct GA currency asso-
Vreeland- -Aldrich bill. passed two years
ago, was organized today by tho national
banks of st. Louis. East ST Louis. Wei
ston and Granite City,
WASHINGTON. Oct 2s.-Thc first
meeting OF bishops of the Methodist Epis-
copal church. called here for weeks
fsr1s hend ON Ed muTcn suT
church. Bishop Henry w. Warren OF Dem
yer, senior bishop, presided. Among
others present were Bishops Smith OF
Portland, Me; Hughes of San Francisco.
Hartzell of Africa, Oldham OF Singapore.
Harris of Japan and Korea and Robinson
OF India.
HAVANA. Oct. 26.-Fire today de-
stroyed twenty-scven buildings al Mayeri,
a town of oriente province, a short dis
tance from Santiago. The loss is esti-
mated at S250,000.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2S-Lotters re-
ceived today from the bedside OF Senator
stephen B. Iilkins at his home in West
Virginia reported decided improvement in
the senator's condition.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 26.-The Uni
versity OF Pennsylvaia chapter of Sigma
Al, the honorary scientific fraternity, to-
day decided that hereafter women would
be eligible to membership.
CHICAGO Oct. 26-Fredercll r. King,
player golnst and all round athlete. to-
day asked a jury in the municipal court
mere TO grant him S20,0 because ne can
no longer play golf without pain. King
was injured in falling from street car
and demands damages from The Chicago
City Railway company,
MACON. Ga, Oct 26.-Thc plants OF
the Southern Cotton OH company and
Atlantic Ice g. Coal corporations were
ruined by FIRE here today. The loss is
estimated al 5000, 900.
WASHINGTON, Oct 2s.-The old
United States 81 note. which disappeared
from circulation in 1885. is 10 be called
into service again. Secretary MacVeagh
today decided that the enormous demand
for bills of smaller denomination war
rants an issue, which was authorized In
1907. but until now has never seemed
really necessary. The plates, which have
been preserved in the bureau Of printing
and engraving, will he pressed into serv-
ice and beginning tomorrow the notes will
be issued at about the rate of 81 zoo, 600
a day until the demand for small bills Is
met.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 26.-His first real
cruise one long nightmare Of seasickness.
Rustn P, Hall, midshlpman on the
dreadnought Della ware has resigned from
the navy. Following an investigation the
department today accepted his resigna-
tion, which will take effect Saturday,
when the embryo admiral Will return
again TO civil life. Hall was appointed to
tho navy academy in 1906 and is a native