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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18
Riot in Changsha, China. Re
suits in Murder, Arson
and Rapine.
GOVERNOR OF PROVINCE
AND SON AMONG SLAIN
Soldiers Throw Loyalty to the
Winds and Join in Carnival
Of Crime.

CHANGSHA, China, April lI.-All for
eiGn owned buildings In Changsha have
been destroyed by fire. except the Brit
ish consulate. All the buildings rented
by foreigners have been looted The Chi
nese officials on Thursday issued proc
lamation that they were unable to pro
tcct lives and property of foreigners. and
thercupon all foreigners left the city. SO
FAR as known. no foreign resident lost
his life.
The governor of Iiu Nan province Won
Tchung Stu. and his son were killed and
several other government officials fled
Even yet Al section OF The city IS IN
flames. Six thousand foreign drilled sol
these protected the governors house for
=. time, but soon all joined tho rioters
The riots began April l2. when the
famine sufferers looted the rice depots,
captain OF police was wounded trying
to restore order. Thousands crowded
around him and his assistants. and he
was Obliged TO flee to the YamcD. The
rioters followed and besieGed the place
al night.
The following day the disturbances be-
came apti-toreien. The China inland
mission and tho Norwegian and Catholic
missions were burned, The other mis-
sions were destroyed April 10. The mis-
SjonaTics attached to the American Epis-
copalian missionary alliance. the I'nltcd
Evangelical church and the Wesleyan
and Yale missions. numbering forty one
in all. took refuge I'm boats. They left
all their effects
The destruction of all foreign property
including the Japanese consulate and the
British warehouse. followed. The fatc
of tho STANDARD oil Cumpany's newly
erected tanks is unknown,
The chief cause of the riotiue was the
scarcity and high price of rice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18
PRESIDENT TAFT IND0RSES
TUBERCULOSIS SUNDAY

NEW YORK. April 11.-Prosident Taft
approves of making next sunday April II,
a tuberculosis Sunday" In a letter re-
ceivcd here today by Livingston Farrand,
acting secretary OF the National ASsocia-
ton for the Study and Prevention of Tu-
bcrculosis, President Taft said:
"J sincerely hope the movement in
auGurated TO make Sunday April "a. 4
tuberculosis day on which ministers arc
recommended To call the attention OF
their congregations To the importance of
the tuberculosis problem and to give such
simple information regarding 1t 3s may
5IsoIuJJeqnl sc asG5slp tlInS o. lo7ds
at III pun lIoNo palluu fQ 3Jll uruuu
SuIhGs VI Suop on ugJ lEUl pooS 9uL
'InJsS0oons 0q ol 9AOJd 6GW 'oIqlsE3I 81
can hardly be exaggerated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18
ATTEMPT TO GUST
HARVESTER TRUST
Missouri's Attorney-Gen De-
cIares International Company
Can Increase Prices.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. April t7.---At-
torney General Major today filed with
Special Commissioner Judge Theodore
Brace, the state's brief in the proceedings
tc oust the International Harvester COM
puny from Missouri.
In his brief Major says: ut is well
within the power Of this company. in the
absence Of any natural or business cause,
10 increase the price on binders and
mowers 10 any extent It sees TT. and the
public is powerlcss To do other than
raise its hands that its pockets may be
looted
IF this 10 not monopoly the term IS
meaningless. and but a catch word. val
liable only for lulliDg people into a sense
OF security while they are in the midst
of danger.
The case has been set for argument at
tho October term OF court, sitting en-
banc.
More than 100 witnesses already have
been examined and the testimony covers
moro than 1000 printed pages.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18
WELL-kN0WN NEWSPAPER
MAN DEAD IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, April IA. J. Hal
ford, formerly n newspaper mau Of CON
sidera BILE prominence, and In recent years
editor OF the Congressional Directory.
died today after several weeks illness
Mr. naIfnrd was n brother OF Ma ior
Elijah w. Halford. private secretary TO
President Harrison.
Several years ago Mr.. HalfoTd was
connected with various metropolitan pa
pers as political writer I'm Washing
ton He had also been connected In
important capacities with the Associated
Press and New York Sun
Mr.. Ualford was n native of Hamilton.
Ohio, and was % years old. lie was the
father OF Lieutenant Dodne Itaford,
Twenty second Infantry, Il. s. A. aud
Captain Frank Usford of the marine
corps.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18
HOUSE TO BEAT SENATE
WITH RAILROAD MEASURE

WASHINGTON. April lit looks after
all as though the house will beat the
senate IN passing the admlnistrati ton rail-
road bill as the latter branch had a start
OF two or three weeks in taking up the
measure.
Preparations have been made In tho
house for the carly closing of debate on
the measure. Mr.. Mann yesterday Sc
cured an arrangement for night sessions
tomorrow and Tuesday IL is expected
by next Thursday general debate viii
have been concluded and Friday tho bill
win be placed before the house for
amendment under the five minute rule.
Republican leaders believe it can DO
passed by Saturday.
Now that the Standard oil and the
American Tobacco company cases are to
be reargued before the supreme court
the corporation tax cases move up INTO
first rank among those in which decision
MAY be expected I'm the near future. IL
is not impossible decisions may he hand
ed down I'm these cases tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE MAY
END In FUGITIVE'S DEATH

BOISE, Ida. April l7.-While attempt
ing 10 clude the town marshal at Parma,
Thomas Dayton rushed for moving pas
senger train. He miscalculated the
speed OF the train and was run down,
being so seriously injured it is believed
he Will die.
Dayton was held in The county jail un-
til Saturday on failure 10 provide bond
to keep tho peace. He WAS released on
condition that he leave the state. but he
returned TO Parma and engaged In an
altercatIou with the man who had caused
his arrest on account Of previous threats,
Complaint to the marshal was followed
by the chase and tho accident.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18
INDEPENDENCE DAY TO BE
SAFE AND SANE IN GOTHAM

NEW YORK. Aprn 17.--For the Nrst
time since trccraCkcIS and skyrockcts
have been used 10 celebrate an 1ndepcnd-
enco day. Now York City threatens to have
Il safe and sane Fourth OF July this
year.
Mayor Gaynor has siguiiicd his intcu-
tlon of uphoding tho order prohibiting
the sale OF fireworks at retail from June
10 to July 10
Mrs. Isaac l.. Rice, president OF the So
Ciety for the Prevention Of Unnecessary
Noise. is largely responsible for the at
tempt 10 have the Fourth Of July devoted
To oratory and paradcS rather than To The
explosion OF gunpowder She has enlist
ed twcnty-three governors and n ma
uonal association FOR a sane observation
of Independence day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
Ell PAS0 IN CONTROVERSY

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE shifting
channel OF tho Rio Grande river Is re-
sponsiblc for the present diplomatic con-
troycrsy over the question whether the
extreme southern portion of the city OF
El Paso Tex. on the Mexican frontier.
valued at several million dollars. really
belongs on the Mexican side OF the bouu~
dary line.
Citizens Of IL Paso. including the
mayor. visited the state department some
weeks ago and urged Secretary Knox To
dispose OF the question as soon as posi-
bic. representing that delay had already
depressed the value of property lying
within the zone.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18
h BODIES ARE FOUND
IN LOCOMOTIVE WRECK

Y NlIY Ia. April lin he wroclS
iocomoliVe found ut the foot OF a
ou,phnkinent on the Baltimore 4
narrow gauge line between shin
'ue ana Chariot, the bodies of four
lound today. They were En-
Helcy, Fireman Watson of Fox
and two friends.
mtcck occurred during the night
u'ne when no other trains were
and 1t Is believed the party was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18
EXTREMELY COLD WEATHER
PREVAILS IN MIDDLE WEST

CHICAGO. April I7-Mid winter
weather with snowfall prevailed In many
parts OF the middle west today. Al
Grand Forks. y. D.. a snow and sleet
storm which had ragged since Friday de-
Nclopcd Into blizzard and street car
traffic was abandoned.
ST Joseph. Mo. reported n fall of snow
with n freezing temperature. Fruit grow
er6 near there resortcd To the use of
smudec pots To protect their orchards.
Snow had fallen continuously for
tweuty-four hours over southeastern Iowa
and IL was un9caSonably cold, Spring
field. ILL.,, experienced heavy snow
storm,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18
Delegates to National Suffragist
Convention Tell of Woes and
Grief Encountered.
LONE MAN IS PERMITTED
PLACE ON THE PROGRAMME
One Member Writes Poetry
"While You Wait" and
Reads 1t Afterward.

WASHINGTON. April lI.-With only
one man on the programme. and he to
offer prayer FIVE prominent American
and British women addressed a mass
meeting Of suffraeist this afternoon. IT
was a gathering incidental 10 the an
nual convention OF the National Ameri
can Woman Suffrage association,
Rabbi Raymond Simon offered prayer
at the beginning Of the meeting, at
which Rev. Anna Howard Shaw pre-
sided. Laura Clay OF Kentucky told the
women what they needed was a new
element of character-courage.
Harriet May Wills of New York told
OF troubles Of the suffragists in the New
York legislature. Beatrice Forbes Rob
ertson, British suffragist, anu ella S.
Stewart OF Chicago gave Il classifca-
tion OF the opponents OF woman suf
fragc.
Poetry on the Spot.
While others spoke, Charlotte Perkins
Gilman wrote poetry in behalf OF the
cause and then read it with the cx-
plauatiou that she meant not to reflect
on those who had preceded her, but in
tended none should go away and say
they had heard nothing new on the sub
jcct.
The British and American classlfca-
tions OF opponents OF the woman SUI
ing TO the British speaker they were
really divided into TWO classcs-those
who are prejud!ced and those who be-
lievc il ineXpedlent TO give votes 20 wom-
en-. While touching on the subject of
eXpedlcncy, the speaker said II was neith-
er necessary nor eXpedlent for Ameri
can women 10 go TO jail In behalf of the
cause.
The American Classification.
The American classification put the op
pouents into three classes. designated as
the ghosts. the officials or hooters and
the complaccnt sinners. Among some OF
the ghosts feared. according to the speak
er, were the chose only bad women
would vote" the one that the women
would deprive the men OF rnelr darling
vices" THAT the woman would do moth
Ing else but vote" and that they would
not vote at all
Another figure i'm the meeting was
Harriet Taylor Upton OF Ohio As treas
urer of the association. she took mp q
collection, protesting, however, that her
puritanic training led her 20 object 10
working on Sunday. The association will
elect officers tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18
Funeral Is IMPOSING.

6an,S - CiIY. April lT.-Thc funeral
ns Mariscal. head Of the Depart
b. lofe'gn relations. who died yes
.ook place today. Not In years
~ ,p,,, sNeht mere brought 10 the ground
rs.i, distinguished men of Mexico,
dent hrrViceS presided over by
Put'es. Among those who c,iiomiaa5
ynQr Wilson. -''''N- -'-'II' ''Ili
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18
British Consul Refugee

SHANGHAI. April l7.-Thc British CON
sui at Changsha has taken quarters on
steamer anchored about q mile from
the town The British eunboat Thistle
is at Yucbow. having failed to reach
ChaUgshn on account OF shallow water.
II VIII make another attempt To get To
that port tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18
NuS MILLER DENIES
uRLlNGT0N DEAL REPORT

tn. ia, Neb., April 15.-Dcuying The
N ,,'t ,"at INC Burlington road had on
d d. an heteeincut with the Den
II hio Grandc and Western r,,riuc
run through trains from Chi
~ San Francisco. Darius Miller
In Ia OF the Burlington railroad. To-
az thc dispatches from Denver that
~ agreement had been entered into
WITHOUT foundation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18
Soldiers Are Dispatched.

HANEOW, China. April 1.-THE vice
roy Of Hu Pch has sent 2000 soldiers To-
Changsha and further large detachment
viii be dispatched tomorrow. Small riots
have occurred here and strike has been
declared at tho tea manufactures.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18
HALLEY'S COMET
RISES AT 1888
TUESDAY MORNING

Copyright. 1910. by Frederick Camp
bell)
April ts-Hallcy's comet rises 3;37
q. III. today and tomorrow a. 3:3S
a. M Sun rises 6:l2 a. m. Speed
today about III $50 miles per hour
faster than that oil any Of the plan
etS
This is mean tlmc-essentially
correct for any location,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18
Murder and Suicide.

LONDON April 1T.-Bcrt Hunter, q
farmer from Alberta Canada. last night
shot II Inan named SChoGcld and his wife
and then committed suicide, 1t lis sup
posed Hunter was insane.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18
Missionaries Are Missing,

LONDON. April i7.-The Times CORE
spondont in his dispatch ON the Changsha
riots says tho American missionaries arc
missing. Their fate IL unknown
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18
Construction Foreman Killed,

BOISE. Ida, April 17.--Iames Nolan.
aged 80 years. foreman for the Donald
Construction company, was struck by
Oregon Short Line train No Is, Salt Luke
To Boise. last night and instantly killed.
The accident occurred five miles from
Goodipg, where Nolan had been drinking,
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18
Spanish Senator Dead.

MADRID. April 1I.-Scnator Abarzuza.
who once held the portfolio of minister
OF foreign affairs. died todal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18
Bic TRANSPORT
ON THE ROCKS
Atlantic Steamer, With PaSsen-
gers and Cargo, Strikes
Near SciIIy Islands.
PEOPLE ARE TAKEN OFF
AND LANDED IN SAFETY
Vessel Goes Aground in Dense
Fog: Captain Refuses to
Leave Ship.

LONDON, April 1.-THE Atlantic trans
port steamer Minnehaha is ashore at
Scilly near Bishops Rock: according to a
wireless message received from her at
Lloyd's signal station at the Lizard at
@;30 o'clock this morning. Lloyd's have
wired to Falmouth for assistance. The
wind is west, light, with a dense fog.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18

llUGlITOWN. SciIly Islands. April IS
The Mimnchaha is ashore on Scily rocks
with siXty-four passengers. All are be-
ing landed on Bryer island. The captain
viii not leave his ship. The steamer went
ashore in a dense fog.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18

NEW YORK, April 1.-The Mlnnehaha
sailed from here on April . with sixty-one
cabin passengers. The Mnnehaha ia u
cargo carrier OF 13,4l3 tons with limited
accommodations for cabin passengers on
lY. She was built in Belfast in 1900
The Scilly Islands are OF tho south
west coast of England, about thirty miles
from Lands End.
Local offices of the line had received
no advises OF the Vessels grounding
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18
Domestic

Mutual Life insurance inquiry.
California train robbery spccracu-
ldI .sr' ......,s .r.ss. ........s
Woman suffragists in convention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18

IT'S the new trade you win
through good advertising that
makes the profit side of your
ledger show up strong at the
years end.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-18

TAKE advantage of the
3nresent and advertise iiber-
ally. so that the days to come
IImay be busy days.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-25
POR P AUL FEVAL.

Bebe de 10 seco: charla bier, y es
complaciente para hacer a uno Ia
partida q los postres.
Nuestras relaciones no fueron sino
muy agradables, y nj un solo mo
mento hemos abandonado Ia ar
moinia de la mas perfecta cordial
dad.
iPor vida mia! el cs ell primero
que me ha desafiado on este 1nundo.
lbamos 4 conner no Sc que pescade
conpatatas cocidas y manteca,
cuando destap6 SUI primer botella
de Porto.
Senior bar6n--,ne dijo,-sois
jpor ventura 1e las cercanias de
Heidelberg?
-Si tai, Meinher. he nacido
muy cerca- de hermoso castillo de
Rotha, que pertenece ahora q los so
clos de Moses de Geld.
-iOh!-exclamo:--el hermoso
castillo de Rotha no les pertenecerA
por largo tempo. 10 mismo que el
hermoso castillo de Bluthaupt..
Pero dejemos este; dicen que los
naturales de Heidelberg son los pri
meros bebedores del mundo, despues
de los holandeses, Sc entiende.
lQuereis medir conmigo vuestras
fuerzas, senior baron?
'Antes de comprometerme guste
ell Porto, y vi que era muy digno de
aceptarse; asf es que respondi como
debia ell retocortes del honzarado Fa
bricio.
Habla va nueve botellas alineadas
en- el extreme de la mesa, sin que ell
excelente holandes tartamudease
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-25

ira partida.
La oscuridad de la noche impidit
yer la sonrisa de Otto: Albert J
Goetz dejaron estallar simultanea
mente SUI recobrada jovlalldad.
Ell 1ltimo prosigu6:
-Parece que la vispera, habiais
hecho al jovan senorito enormes
cumplimiontWs; pues que por tod
ell camino fu6 hacienda ell papel mas
fino y modesto del mundo. .yo, la
verdad, no estaba de humor, y no
halle a la mano otra fineza que ofre
cerle que un vase de ponche, en- La
zarches: pero el 10 rehus5, protestan
do que no habia almorzado.
Sospecho que ese titere almorzo
cafe con leche.
Di6me sus instrucciones, bien
NAL, como pudo, y 20 tuve el placer
de despedirme de 81 cuanto antes.
En- Wompiegne, donde me detuv
una media hora, hice que me sirvie
ran un pastel de Strasburgo, y ell po
posadaro me dljo que tenia en- la bo
dega un Chambertin de 1927.
-Adelanta-interrumpi6 Otto.
-Pasemos adelante 81 quereis,
Otto-dijo Goetz;-pero no sin be-
Der el Chambertin, que era delicioso
Goetz traseg5 un vase de 'Burdeos
a la memoria del precioso Chamber
tin.
-Estoy viendo-continu6,- que
con vosotros tendr6 que llegar de un
galope al fin de mi expedition.
Pues; estamos en- Holanda, en- la
limpia y aseada ciudad de Amster
dam.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-25

supicado en- voz baja que no revele
los medios empleados por mi, 9 me
jor dlcho, por vos. para arrancar
le ell poder escrito con que retirar de
manos de su agente de negocios las
famosas letras de cambio.
Goetz lanzo una ruidosa carcaia
da.
ST, 81, hermano-dijo o:-puedo
explicaroslo todo.. .esto os probara,
aunque no es it'll para los intereses
de la moral, que el vino & las cartas
pueden ser buenos para alguna co
sa. .Pero antes de comenzar ino os
seria conveniente dar sehales de vida
a nuestras provisiones?.. .iEste ca
mino inhospitalario carece de posa
das para nosotros, y hace va mas de
seis horas que no he comido!
Diciendo este, ,sac6 de las bolsas
de la silla algunos where's puestos
en- reserva precipitadamente y AGO
mOdO a tlentaS Ia cena SObre SuS 70
dillas.
Albert y Otto lie imitaron.
81 quereis -dijo Goetz con la
boca LENA, -voy a comenzar mi his
toria.
La manana del martas del carna
val me despsdf de vocosotros, llevan
do en- la memoria, 10 mas fielmente
que pude, un papeGto de comedia, y
dos cartas, escritas de vuetstra letra
hermano Otto, ambas dirigidas a Mr.
Abel de Goldberg con la fecha del
jueves, s de febrero.
Ell joven Mr.. Abel, tuvo la bondad
de conducirme hasta Ell primer rale
vo, para estar bien seguro de vues
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-25

| de aquel instante,. Ell honrado Fa-
bricio jugaba limpio. A la undcci-
ma botella me llamaba SUI PADRE.
Ia duodesima lloraba q mares, con-
fesandome que los ingleses, desde la
revoluci6n de los belgas, venian 4
pescar ostras hasta Ell puerto de Os-
tende. "A la decima tercia ), Sc re-
cost6 de pechos sobreila mesa y ma
conto de que modo en- otro tempo
habia encontrado la piedra fil6sofo
fal 4 expensas del yiejo Gunther
de Bluthaupt.
Esta linda historic, que solo a mi
me confiaba, porqueyo era su padre
le causaba una risa negotiable. En-
toda mi vida no habia visto 70 un
holandes mas venturoso.. Abarca-
base ell vientre con ambas nfanos; es
condia en- SUI vase la nariz y tiraba
por alto la servilleta que ell criado
batayo cuidaba de recoger met6di-
camente.
-iAh!. me dIo por dltimo
enervado a fuerza de. tanto reir
aquellos eran buenos : tiempcs. -.
Mucho me alegraria de yer nueva-
mente esa vieja casu;a de B!ut-
haupt. :. Pero. Sque veo9 iestaiz
borracho como un burgomaestre,
senior baron!.. .Estais dando vueltas
y vais a caer redondo al suelo.
Mi chaleco Sc trag6 de una enor-
Inc tlrada un enorme vase de- vino.
-iiOhi ioh!.. .dijo Fabricio:-
va que teneis cuatro manos, bien
pudlerais beber con dos vasos q la
par: .Peroiyo me caeria de verguen-
"a 81 estuviera borracho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-25
TA VILLA DE MADRID"

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