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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08

with my consciousness OF rectitude
in every act. public and private. and
with my determination TO go forward
i'm the same path. ] do not fear the
criticism OF any man or set Of men,
said the secretary. 1T is time for
men 20 stand 10y the laws and institu-
tons Of our fathers. From the head
of the administration through all the
departments there is a determination
TO uphold the constitution and laws
and hand them down unimpaired. tt
has been said that the criticism OF me.
whether true or untrue. has made
me unfit to hold office. II this is the
case. then every public man may be
disqualified by the attacks of the dis
ingenious. the hypocrite and the IA
matte. 1 don't propose to enter plea
Of guilty. because there is not one
particle Of truth in all the allegations
brought against me. and I shall take
none OF your time in making a de-
Tense. for ia this community L need no
defense
Secretary Ballinger was received
with long applause from his hearers
when introduced 10y United states DIS
trict Judge Cornelius IT. Hanford. who
made the Ballinger-Pinchot committee
meeting in Minneapolis today the sub
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08

strength was being taxed.
The social features OF the congress
were began this afternoon with
luncheon given by the provincial gov
eminent Sir Lomcr Gouiu. premier Of
Quebec. presided. Cardinal Nauuufelf
Cardinal Logue and Mousignor Bru-
chest sat on "a dias. and about them. arr
rayCd I'm their purple robes. were
archbishops and bishops from all parts
u che world. After luncheon n crowd
81 men and women. among them labor
ers from the streets. broke the guard
lines and interrupted the progress OF
the prelatcs from the hall 20 the car
riaEcs. The lcgatc insisted ON stand
ing fra the midst Of the crowd. he
spoke Tor about five minutes. shook
hands with The laborers and gave them
his BLESSING when he had gone the
crowd turned their attention to the
other visiting prelatcs.
Archbishop O'COnueu was forced TO
make speech in Italian and Cardinal
Logue. Co please "a group OF Irish Ca
uadiaus, spoke in Gaelic. Archbishop
Grcunon OF So Louis was halted bv
200 women until De gave them his
blessing. AZ another entrance Monsig-
nor Touechot. bishop OF Orleans.
France. France. addressed a crowd es-
timatcd az 5000.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
RECOGNIZED AS ROBBER
Man Who Killed FIagmau on Bur
lington Train I'm II. Louis. Cap
turcd by Police.

ST. Louis. sept. Albert Julian.
sought 10y the police as the slayer Of
FlaEman T. NJ. Wine and the robber
or passengers on "a Burlington train
last night. was arrested today. He
admitted jumping ON the train az the
union station.
He said he got ON I'm front Of the
baggage car and rode about 700 yards.
When searched ne had no money.
Witnesses identified him as the man
who swung aboard the sleeper. lie
lives at 1915 West Monroe street. Chi
CaEo.
His companion. Emil Freund. is also
held Freund did not get on the train.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
WILL AID HIM
Instructions Wired from Chicago TO
Secure Best COUNSEL i'm California
Co Defend J. 4. Lofts.

Bakersfield. Cal. Sept. "A tele-
gram was received today for IT. A.
JastrO. president OF the Kern County
Land company. from Samuel Lofts
Of the firm Of Lofts Brothers OF Chi
cago. instructing him 10 procure the
aid Of the best counsel I'm the state for
the defense OF J. &. Lofts. his brother.
charged with the murder of Joseph
Lafferty. This completes the identifi-
cation OF the young man who is in
generated in the county Jail awaiting
trial.
When young Lofts left Chicago he
came to Kern county and has been
employed on several ranches here. He
was working on the Kern County Land
company's ranch at Rosedalc when
the crime for which ne is charged was
committed
Mr. Jastro is an oid-time friend Of
the Lofts family. and he was asked
to look after the young prisoner.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08

There were 1900 persons iu the great
drawing room OF the Windsor hotel
when Sir Charles Murphy the eccre-
farg Of state caused che announcement
Co. be- made that the prelafe was uu-
able 90 continue the reception. Half an
hour later. however. the legatc said
tnat De was quite himself again and
wished to return tO The drdwinE room.
But Ur Gucriu. mayor OF the city.
advised him Co abandon the reception
and De- was taken to che Episcopal pail
ace. Several physicians offered their
services. but to an the prelate said IN
broken English
81 ann just tired that is an. You
would not have "a young man like me
Do frfrhtenod iu che presence Of my
COLLEAGUE. Cardinal LoEueT
Cardinal Nanuutclli had received per-
haue 1900 persons when De collapsed
mo- had INTENDED to attend a night serv-
Ice at Notrr Dame. and the structure
was packed TO its capacity bout
$4,000 ncrsons-and 5000 more were
Gathered outside when word came that
inc cardinal would be- unable to be
present.
Nousiguor Bruchcsi also iutiwated
that o. might De necessary Co cancel
several or the minor cnuaEemcnts 81
the lcgntc FOR Do was evident his
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08

'T shot CosIett. or Churchill. as 7
had always known him. said Jcffrcss
last night. after he had attacked me
On the entrance 20 the cafe above the
Heidelberg saloon. Churchill then
kicked me and 10 caused terrible pain.
7 evaded him Tor the time being. but
entering the saloon Few minutes later
7 saw Churchill at bic with three
companions.
THE moment 7 entered the saloon
Churchill rose from the table. He had
something in his hand that flashed. 7
don't know what is was. and 7 didn't
stop Co inquire. lie had made threat e.
for n week that NE was going to Kill
me. and 7 drew q revolver from my
pocket which 7 had carried for some
time. opened fire. and Churchill
dropped to the floor. intended to
disable him and not TO Kill him. and
am sorry that ne died.
After Churchill had dropped TO the
floor from the shot 7 fired 7 natu-
rally started to get away. Near the
CONTINUED on Page Tvo.D
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
HAD SCHEME
Lew Hay ndcr Arrest Mt PocafeIIa on
Charge of ImperSonntinE
Government OFFICER.
Especial to The HeraId-Republican.)

Especial 20 The neutrality-suspicious.
Pocatello. Ida, sept Lew Kay.
an Amcricauized Chinaman, who has
been lu the county jail for the past
three months awaiting trial ON a
charge OF obtaining money under false
preteuses. was released today by Dis
trict Judge Bulge but was remauded
TO che custody ~ the sheriff to await
the arrival of n warrant from the
United states marslaIS office az Eofse.
which came today. Kay Is charged
with impersonating "a government Of
ficer and securing money from Chi
ncse girl IN this city in exchange for a
bogus naturalization certificate. Ac-
Cordiug 10 local Cinnamon. Kav has
been operating extensively through She
west. lie is married to white woman.
Kay was arraignd before United states
Commissioner Turner and held under
$1,000 bonds 90 await a hearing Non
daV
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
DICKINSON PARTY WELL.

Washington. Sept. Secretary OF
War Dickinson. vino has been making
a tour OF inspection in the Philip
pines. will return 70 Washington
about the first week Of November.
General oliver. first assistant. viii re-
turn here and resume charge OF the
war department on September 10.
Secretary Dickinson and party left
HongkOng for Shanghai this after
noon. General Edwards cabled 20
Acting chief Mcintyre today that all
the party are we'll
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08

Elkins. W. Va. Sept. Emphatic
denial was made by Senator Stephen
r. EIkins OF rumors that he is pre-
pairing TO go to Paris. or that his
daughter. Katherine Elkins. will marry
the Duke Of the Abruzzi IN February OF
af any other time. or that his family
Is 90 be presented at the Italian court.
The sole purpose OF the European
trip OF Miss Elkins and Miss Katherine
Elkins ne said. is FOR their health.
They have been going abroad each
summer for a number Of years.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
AN EFFORT ATSNAP
JUDGMENT is Fooled
Attempt of Minority of BGllineeT-
PinchOt Committee to Seize Ma
fOrity Report Is Blocked.

n
NJ administration the
be
in
(which has
Ticc five four o
IS binding tho mmttc n n w
Is
e. M We today,
Of
Kansas an insurgCn
uucntIy.th uuCf
-l Z l.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
CAUGHT IN LOS ANGELES.

san Francisco, Sept. Word was
received here today by the United
states district attorneys office that
James Mullins Of Dallas Tex. had
been arrested in Los Angeles on a
charge OF having violated the bank
ruptcy laws Mullins was located here
yesterday. but before his arrest could
be effected he left for Los Angeles
where ne was apprehended by a
United states marshal
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
TYPHOID fever
germs GET into
CITY UNHINDERED
City EmpIoye Permits Water in
Big Cottonwood to Be-
come Contaminated.
CHARLES 4.

%%%%%%%%%%@%%
While the city health depart
= ment has been fighting 90 stamp
= out the typhoid fever epidemic,
another department OF the city y
= government, by Its neglect. has =
y not only permitted two typhoid =
= patients TO live In Illness for two =
y weeks the bank Of mountain 3
= -trcnm that pOurs into the city'S y
y water mains. hut has allowed the y
= ruth Of dozen camps 90 poliutc y
city water and infect it with =
4 germs. To this. say phvStcfnns, 4
= salt Lake owes it, present rpiN y
= drmic Of typhoid fever, aud they .
= predict that when the first rains y
y OF the fail come and wash the q
= filth into the streams, that has y
e been allowed to collect ON the =
y banks, the city water will ne y
= contaminated that the disease viii =
. spread. q
&+++++@%+%++%@
For two weeks. three children Of :
r. Wright a. Murray liveryman. had
been living near Ma Nfield's ranch. buVc
the reservoir in Big Cottonwood. The
premises We're not sanitary. aud yet
they were no more unSauitary than
those up and down the stream mad been
an summer. The children. however.
became 800. and physician diagnosed
the cases or two or them as typhoid
FOYER.
For over two weeks two OF the chill
dren. suffering from typhoid FOYER
Bic Cottonwood creek. ON clubhouse
near the creek bank. no sewage and
general disorder and uuCleauliucSs
added 60 the hazards about the place
Every day gallons upon OF gallons of
water rushed past this disease bree edna
place into the reservoir. and eventually
into the intake of the Big Cottogwood
conduit. and around the foothills eight
miles. into Parley's reservoir. later Cd
be sent through the water mains and
into the homes.
The conditions surrounding the
Wright camp We're no worse than they
We're mp and down the canyon. and vet
q. j. Jensen. who lives near MaNfield's
and who is raid by the city to- patrol
the canyon and enforce order. cleanli-
ness and general sanitation. did not
know Of the danger. or did not see b.
lie knew there was sickness iu
the Wright family. and ne knew the
dangerous proximity OF their camp "a
the waters edge. Later he asCerta ned
that typhoid fever was the nature of
the disease. but he did not notify his
chief Frank NJ Mathews land and
water commissioner. until last Monday
/ ON Tuesday. the children were re
moved To- Murray. Last night Mr.
/ Wright reported that the children were
improving.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
DARING FEMALE ROBBER.

Covington. La. Sept. THE north
western part OF this parish is disturbed
over the exploits Of a woman highway
robber. VINO is alleged TO have held up
at the point Of revolver and robbed
several men in the vicinity Of OWL
and Red Bluff in the last two weeks.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
GERMAN DRILL MASTERS.

Berlin. Sept. The NOSSiSChe lei
tung today states with seeming au-
thoritv that Brazil has asked the Ger
man government 20 deputize one staf
officer and ten officers OF lower rank
en- the German army Co give military
Instructions tn the Brazilian army.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
SPEEDY Tells
HOW HE KILLED
TIM churchill
Pleads SeIf-0efenSe and De-
CIareS Churchill Threat
ened to Kill Him.

William JeffrcsS. alias "Spccdy," I
= confessed at the county jail last
night TO the killing of William
y COSIcft. alias Tim Churchill, Mt the 4
y Heidelberg saloon ON the morn
y Ing OF August >. He says that he
killed COsIett. notorious gam
bier, I'm Scif-dcfcnSe. and that Cos
= lett had for long time threatened
y Go take his life.
Jcffrcss was retnrned from seat 4
tie. where he was arrested by
= Derufy sheriff Andrew smith yes-
= terday afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
one FATALLY INJURED.

Mansfield. O.. sept. IA Cleveland
q Southwestern interurban car from
Seville and Ashland jumped the track
Just outside this city early today.
rolled down a three-foot embankment
and turned upside down, injuring If
teen persons, one OF whom may die.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
Visit of Colonel Roosevelt to
Milwaukee Stirs up Emil
Seidel, Socialist Executive,
Who Publishes a Statement.
ARTICLE IN MAGAZINE
AT BOTTOM OF TROUBLE
Former President Visits the
Trade Schools in WiSCOn-
sins Chief City and Pays
Respects to DeUtSCher Club,
ILLINOIS NEXT IN LINE

NJ mans had tTeir day with sx-
- President RooScvcIt today. Be-
ginning the day with ttff with VIII
yvnukcr'- Socialist mayor. Emil Sidci,
who o. y German. Colonel Voo-cveit put
in the scheduled hours of his visit here
by roaming a"out the city "t wiz max
ing hiss own program ~ hc went.
He inspected the ctiy'S trade schools,
attended two iuncheonS and n dinner.
took I'm automobile ride 90 Whitcft-h
hay. a summer resort on the lake shore,
near Milwaukee. and addressed two
huge audiences tonight Late in The
evening he went 90 his chr to start
early In the morning for Freeport' III.
where he - to speak tomorrow, and
for Chicago. which ne il 90 visit later
iu the day.
The Milwaukee Press club had the
Colonel iu hand. I'm honor ~ the cay,
the club got out ibe first and last edi-
tion of the Big stick "A newspaper
devoted exclusively Co Colonel Rccse-
velts affairs. I'm BE- there was % letter
by Mayor Sidcl explaining why he
would not serve as member - the
committee to welcome Colonel Roose-
veIt He considered that something
which the colonel had written about
socialism was unkind and said that the
colonel could not expect him To well
come him. Before ne had his bre9k-
IaNNs hNINiINA AhNNrfN rNN AHrlAffN n Nf.Ifits
telling the people that he would prefer
60 have them read what ne had written.
rather than what the mayor said about
what he had written.
The colonel said that the fact that
the city administration was not repre-
scented in the official ceremonies OF the
day did not trouble him at an.
Mayor SidcIS Statement.
Mayor Seidei stated that III NIr.
Roosevelt comes to Milwaukee holding
the same ideas which DE expressed I'm
hiS agazine article Of March 90. 10 is
clear shat De cannot serve the cause
OF honesty and deceucv in American
political life"
"It is possible that 7 misunderstood
the article said Mr. Soidol. but mas
desi guated Socialism as a thing which
is against morals and relation. 'abhor-
rent rev olting which would replace
the family and home life boy glorious
state Of free lunch counters and sta tc
founding asylum ann sure that ne
will be pleased that 7 am not person
ally connected with his reception TO the
city"
Charging the colonel with a cunning
and deliberate purpose Co create a false
impression" NE declared that the vis-
itor could lay no claim To the right
of preaching either morality. religion or
civic Righteousness"
scents - Political Game.
I'm the speaking tour or Mr. Roose-
Welt through the west said the mayor
II fail TO see anything of Importance
beyond political plans and designs. As
such. OF course. &c IS OF no special ser
vice TO the present city admi nistra G ion
tContfnued on PnEc TuoD
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08

Milwaukee. Wis. Sept. 1-Ecturnq
from Tuesdays primaries are coming
IN so slowly from the remote districts
that 10 now appears 10 will be nearly
the end OF the week before 20 will
be possible Co determine the extent oc
the insurEeut Republican victory.
Returns from 40 out OF q counties
gave United states Senator TafoIIctts
an approximate majority OF 10000
votes. Mc6overu. aUti-Couutv option
and l.afolIette, candidate for governor.
lead FairchUd Irregular Republican,
by 1000 votes. with Lewis. tile county
option candidate. running poor third
That United States Senator TafoT-
lettc viii have twu-fUirds OF the Re-
publican votes I'm the convention az
Madison September 20. or enough COM
pletely TO control the Republican state
organization. was the statement OF John
q. klezsca. his campaign manager FOR
Milwaukee county.
Milwaukee. Wis. sept. 7.-Frauk r
Tucker OF NoiIsville. though dead. was
nominated on the LafoIlette state ticket
FOR attorney general by "a plurality .s-
timated at 10000.
Tucker was drowned in the Fox river
az Oshkosh Thursday morning.
Tt was too late iu the campaign to
name candidate iu his place. and
Charles IT, CrownIart. manager OF tho
L2foliette campaign. sent word 10
voters throughout the state to- cast
in view OF having the state central
Continued ON Page TvyoD
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
CARDINAL FAINTED WHILE
TN The MIDST OF RECEPTION
Strength of VdnnutelH, Representa-
tive of Plus K at EuchaYistic
Congress, OveYtaxed.

ONTREAIl Cardinal representative
vi the Euchastic tainted
reepton his honor the Canadian
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
BALLINGER CONSCIOUS OF
REGTITUDE in every ACT
Secretary of the Interior Bitterly
DenOunces His DetrGctOrS
in Speech at Seattle.

Secretary of the Interior Bsnger
Secretary Nge
ATTORNEY Werham night
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08

Find dollar-owners who
are not afraid to finance
your business project
through a campaign of
want advertising.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08

In the speaking tour or Nr Roose-
Welt through the west" said the mayor.
II fail TO see anything OF Importance
beyond political plans and designs As
such. of course. &c Us of no special SER
vice TO the present city administration.
(Contfnued on PnEc Tvro.D
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
THE METALS.

Silver, 527sc.
Copper, catholics, lac.
Lead, per 100 lbs, S4.40.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
Mr. HuI's EpiEramS.

NIr. Hill spoke with viEor OF gesture
that gave the lie TO his gray beard
The following excerpts stood out from
his address.
THE need Of the hour is TO conserve
conserva ton.
The time is ripe TO distinguish be-
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The salt Lake Herald
Vol. 152. No. g
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-08-26
CHOLERA CLAIMS MANY
NUMBER OF DEATHS IN RUSSIA
REACHES 1928.
Epidemic Rapidly Spreading in South
ern ltaly-ToWns Are Being
Depopulated.

st. Petersburg, Russia.-The record
of the cholera epidenmic for the past
week shows 1894 new cases and 10,-
723 deaths which brings the total
number of cases for the year up to the
tremendous total of 1895. The per-
centage of mortalities is placed at 44.5.
There are Indications of a decrease in
the epidemic in this city. Two hun
dred and sixty-five new cases and 1873
deaths have been reported, whereas in
the previous week there were SIT
cases and 233 deaths.
Rome, Italy.-The cholera epidemic
is rapidly spreading in southern
Italy, but rumors that it had also
reached this city are without founda-
ton. According to the latest reports
the disease is of a most virulent type
and accompanied by high death rate.
Thirty deaths are reported at Trani.
The town is being rapidly depopulated
because of the panic among the in
habitants, 10000 of whom have al
ready fed Similar conditions pre-
vail in Baeritta. The authorities are
greatly concerned over the possibility
of a still wider spread of the epidemic.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-08-26
REBELS TAKE MANAGUA
NOW IN POSSESSION OF NlcARA-
GuA'S CAPITAL.
Government of Republic Is Turned
Over to Juan Estrada, Leader
of the Revolutionists.

Managua, Nicaragua.-With rioting
and pillaging rampant in the cities
of Granada and Managua, the govern
ment of Nicaragua was turned over
August % to Juan Estrada, leader OF
the revolutionists, who IL months ago
projected a rebellion against the or
ganized administration of this repub-
lie. The immediate result of the
proclamation will be brief provis-
ional administration under Estrada.
He will call an election within the
next month in which his successor as
president of Nicaragua will be named.
Leaving riotous soldiers in their
wake, the main body of Estrada's
troops left Granada August 20 and,
advancing without opposition, took
possession of the ancient capitol of
this republic at noon August 20. Even
before their arrival the insurgent
loaded had been declared victor of a
terrific conflict by his appointment as
president of the republic by Madriz,
the man to whom fell the toga of
zelaya who was practically elected
from office by dictum issued from
Washington late last December.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-08-26
ACQUITS MRS. VERA PR0SSER
Shooting and Killing Her Di-
vorced Husband.

Libby, Mont.-Mrs. Vera Prosser
stands acquitted of the charge of
murder for shooting her divorced
huband, Reese T. Prosser, formerly of
Cleveland and Lisbon. o., in his COM
partment aboard Great Northern train
June 2. 1--WE find the defendant not
guilty, on grounds of acting in. self
Defense" was the verdict of the jury,
after having deliberated Is hours. In
freeing Mrs Prosser, the jury disre-
garded the plea of irresistible insan-
ity" and irresistible impulse" made
by the defense, and discharged her
upon the secondary plea that she shot
Prosser in self-protection when he at
tackled her.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-08-26
ITALIAN BANKER IS MISSING
About 100000 of His Depositors'
Money Gone-Impoverished People
Charge EmbezzIement.

Pittsburg, Pa.-Munzio A. Pacelli,
one of the best known private
Italian bankers in western Pennsyl-
vania, is missing with about 100000
of his depositors' money and the po-
lice all over the country have been re-
quested to be on the outlook for him.
Pacelli's banking rooms were literally
torn to pieces by enraged and impover-
ished Italians who had thought their
money safe in the hands of Pacelli.
Six informations were made against
the missing banker before Alderman
Kirby by Italians who wept aloud and
they took the oaths charging the miss
ing banker with embezzlement.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-08-26

The Importance of the Longworth
statement lies not only in the fact
that the Ohio congressman, long
time friend and supporter of Cannon,
issued it. but that it was not given to
the public until after a series of con-
ferences with President Taft and
other leaders that nave called here.
Mr.. Longworth issued his statement
at the executive Offices where he
called to say goodbye to Secretary
Norton prior to his departure for New
port.