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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-01-28
Democratic Members protest.

Washington, Jan. 2S.-Two Demo
cratic members OF congress declared
openly In the house that they had
been removed from committees be-
cause their activities In certain d.
rections did not meet with the ap-
proval OF Speaker Cannon. The
members who made this charge were
Representatives Hefiin OF Alabama
and Calder OF Mississippi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
NUDE SElNERS CHASED
BY OFFICERS OF THE LAW

Chicago. Aug.9-Fauns and satyrs are
gone with the myths Of ancient Rome
but an exemplincation OF their meth
DDS Of roaming the forest naked wa
given all day Sunday and yesterday by
i've men who were sent scuriying
clothlcss through the forest of Arden.
country seat OF II. ~ Higginbotham
OF Chicago, by game wardens
The FIVE VINO impersonated the wood
fauna Of NEUROLOGICAL days were not
doing II for mere pleasure They were
as free Of the clothes Of civilization as
the fish that were the Indirect cause OF
the enforced sojourn In the woods The
immediate cause was the ma jesty OF the
law. represented by Deputy Game War
den Warner and his assistants They
discovered the five men scning in
Hickory creek Three were beating
fish up stream to n net held by two
others. The seiners discovered the
presence OF the officers almost as soon
as they came within hearing distance
but the deputy warden and his aides
seized the hshermens clothes The
fishermen stnmpeded out of the creek
on the other side and dashed for the
tall timber. the wardens after them.
The fuEtives lived next to nature all
Sunday and Sunday night Yesterday
woman tclephoned 20 tho police that
She had seen ave wild men running
naked In the woods near her home.
While this Is the latest definite report
II their appearance in the guise OF Pan.
the warden believes that the men are
still roaming the forest because they
dare not come out 10 get clothes AID
"can md no hg tree in the northern
woods"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
LATE LOCALS

George SAYS it, a PcaCherino-
Born To MIR and Mrs George ~. May
cock, of 119 - street, sunday, August
:, a fine boy. George says the lad IL
"peacherino." All we'll
Promising Ficld-Chemist Harms
received this morning 2 samples OF
milk secured by the inspectors from
, local restaurants. lie anticipates some
rich developments.
Big Midvnlc Tra,ic-The interur-
han lines OF the street railway did a
land offlce business Circus day. Peo-
Pile drove in to Midvale and Sandy,
took the street cars into town, and
the service was facilitated in order
to accommodate the extra traffic.
Filing En- Routc-Seven cars OF
piling are due here from Idaho for
the foundation work of the new steam
plant at Jordan river of the Utah
Light &. Railway company. This Pill
ing VIII be embedded in 4 feet OF
concrete, thus making q heavy, solid
ana substantial flooring. a the ground
there is DOGGY ana unreliable. Every
thing about the new structure Is TO
Ice fire proof
Board OF CorrcctiOns-The regular
monthly meeting OF the board OF cor
rections was held at the state prison
this morning on the Goth Of August
the board Of pardons will hear the
application Of Harry Thornc for
change Of sentence from death TO
life Imprisonment. He Is sentenced
to be shot on the 9th OF September
for the murder Of George W Fassell.
High school site Aeain-At
meeting of the building and grounds
committee of the board OF education
held Monday afternoon, II was de-
cided TO recommend the installation Of
a new heating plant In the sugar
House school: and though the mat
ter Of selecting a high school site was
not mentioned. II Is understood that
that question will be considered at
the meeting Of the board this eve-
ming.
Restored To Her AiotIcr-Hope
Felber. year-old daughter OF Mrs.
Belle c. Felber OF 231 west North
Temple street was lost In the circus
crowds last night. She was found by
a police officer and taken TO the
station. AT o'clock this morning she
was restored to her mother.
Agent Is Misunderstanding Insurance
Commissi oner Done received notice
this morning from the eastern in
surance company whose agent here ~
accused Of placing special contracts,
that the company never authorized
anything of the kind. Mr.. Done there
fore holds the agent must have been
acting on his individual responsibility.
and the company Is not responsible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
PERSONALS.

Rabbi Joseph Hcyesch Of the Congre-
cation Montefiore was married the 9TH
or day I'm New York, and the couple are
now on short bridal "trip ere returning
20 SAT- Lake 20 reside
Cashier T.. o. Howard Of tho Walker
Rros bank, has returned from a pleas
pnt vacation trip
Assistant Secretary Hammer OF tho
Bel Telephone company has gone to
Wyoming on business. General Super
iutendent Sommcrs has returned from
an extended northern trip
G. w, Monroe, the photographer and
mining man. has returned from an
cNtcned eastern trip, during which OPP
portunitics were offered him 20 remain
east ana engage in business But Mr.
Monroe turned them all down. pro-
ferring To live In Salt Lake city
Observer Burke snyder OF the
weather office. has gone 10 Provo
canyon for Is DAYS vacation. and
to sample the ozonic properties Of
the atmosphere In that invigorating
locality
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
COMMENTS OF CONcRESsMEN
ON ATTEMPTED MURDER

McAIester. okla, Aug. s.-The news
OF the shooting OF Mayor Gaynor caus-
ed profound sorrow AMONG the con-
gressmen assembled here at tho core
investigation.
Mr. Gaynor has shown himself 70
be one Of the ablest men TINS couh.iy
Possesses. said Congressman r. W.
Saunders OF Virginia. The appalling
attack on him shows the necessity Tor
drastic legislation by Congress 70
stamp out the class OF undesirable
foreigners in This country. Il am pre-
pared 10 stand by the severest meas
ure of this character that can DC en-
forced"
Congressman John H. stephens OF
Texas said.
Il propose to Introduce into the next
Congress bill 10 deport every anarch-
list in this country. I propose thcy
shall be segregated on some island III
the Philippines whether they be on
foreign or OF American birth. shan
also demand radical change IN inc
Immigration laws. Gaynor u one Oh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
DISCHARGED EMPLOYE
SHOOTS MAYOR GAYNOR

CONTINUED from page one.)
continent or stopping In any of the
larger English cities.
II want a rest" he said II may go
10 sweden and possibly TO Denmark"
He added that he desired to be at
sea as much as possible and to rest
thoroughly after the hard work OF the
last seven months and to get himself
In shape for the many different prob
lens that faced him on his return
home.
GALLAGHER is HELD.
Gallagher, the assailant, was taken
before Recorder McGovern. lie dis
played little emotion.
He deprived me of my bread and
butter" said the discharged dock en-
ploye. II did not want porterhouse
steak" he added.
Recorder McGovern held the prisoner
without bail TO await the result OF
the mayors injuries
Gallagher was appointed watch
man In the New York city dock de-
partment April l. 1903 lie was dis
charged July 10. 1910. after having
been found guilty Of neglect OF duty
and misconduct
Among his other transgressions was
the fact that he failed 10 punch the
dial on the time clock that recorded
lis presence He was also charged
with using insutlng language TO an
Inspector Since his discharge Gal
lagher has been writing letters To the
mayor.
HIS LANDLADY TALKS.
Mrs Sophie Johnson. who Keeps the
rooming house at No. 4i4 Third avenue,
where Gallagher lives, when told that
her boarder had attempted TO XIII the
mayor. exclaimed with an expression of
disgust;
THE old fool What did he do that
for?"
Mrs. johnson described Gallagher as
a man of quiet demeanor and about 90
years old. She said he had been living
in her house for more than two years.
He evidently had employment as "a
night Waterman. for IL was his custom
to so out every night at 10 O'Clock and
return at $3.50 In the morning. For the
last two or three weeks. however. II
was apparent that he had been out OF
work. for Mrs. johnson said he had
not been keeping his regular hours.
Gallagher according 10 Mrs. Johnson,
came in at $3.50 o'clock this morning
and went to his room and she did not
see him go out again. He occupied a
single room at the rear of the house
and she regarded him as a frst-class
boarder. As far as she knew he was
not active In politics. He had no
friends I'm the house and his visitors
from outside Mrs Johnson described |
ms Of good appearance and dress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
EMPLOYE BROWNS IN
GARFIELD RESERVOIR


At o'clock Monday evening Robert
Gordon, an employe a. the Magma plant
Of the Utah copper company, was found
drowned in the company reservoir at
Garfield and his body taken to Evans's
undertaking parlors in the hopes that
relatives may somewhere hear of his
death, though az the time of his employ
he had said he was all alone In the
world
Since the drowning Of a man In the
reservoir two years ago, Il has been a
standing rule that no one II permitted
to enter the water; set from the fact
that Gordon has not ~ late appeared
the slightest depressed, II Is presumed
thut he met his de1th accidentally
while taking swim His body was
found by a group Of fellow workers
who wore stolliug by the reservoir.
Gordon, who was % years old, came
10 Utah recently from Ely New, ana
when he applied for work said that he
had no relatives In his clothes was
found a receipt showing that he had
paid his dues as member or the
Western Federation of Miners at Ely
until June of this year,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
BUS PASSENGERS


u. W. McCrackcn Of PocateIIo. Ida.
and b. A. Hanks Of ogden are regis
tered at the Kenyon.
T.. u. Swain and J. shepbard Of
London, England. are guests az the
Kenyon today
Bernard Witzer a prominent mer-
chant OF NeW Orleans. La, acCompa-
MED by his daughter. Miss Melalne
Witzcr, is spending a few days in salt
Lake, guest at the Kenyon They
are making % tour Of the west
g. =. l.. Tabcr Of EIko. Nov. Maude
J.. Watts ci Shoshune, Ida. Mrs clay
Iillman of Raviins, Wyo.. are at the
Wilson.
Mr.. aud Mrs. &. c. Wien Of Twin
Fslls. Ida, j. j. Burns Of Pocatello.
George 4. DouRhertv Of Washington
.. c., and 5. j. Bevau of Holbrook
Ida, are guests at the cullen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fitch Of Eu-
rek1 are guests at the Knutsford.
Mrs. Don Pointer and Mrs Jen
Davis of Montpelier, Ida, are at the
Knutsford
ID. Elliott. who Is connected with
DO" United states army, is registered
40 the knutsford.
\. VI. Nelson. county superintendent
of schools VI Tooelc county is regis
tered az the New Windsor.
John Jackson. mining man Of
Park cry. is at the New Windsor
II. W. Vance OF American Fork. a.
T. Wilson OF ogden. Mr. and Mrs q
F. Parry OF Manti and Robert Lundy
OF Twin Falls Ida. are at the New
Windsor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09

warned him that any statement he
might make would be used against
him. Gallagher shifted uneaslly and
said:
II hardly know what to say. as I
have no counsel"
I'm that case" said Recorder Nc
Govern, II VIII hold you without bail to
await the action Of the grand Jury and
the outcome Of Mayor Gaynor's in
1uries."
GALLAGHER PHOTOGRAPHED.
gallagher was again locked up but
photographed by Il large company Of
camera men who crowded the court
room. lie seemed ra Their pleased than
otherwise BY the attention he was at
tracing ana In getting ready 10 pose
before the camera straightened his col
lar and necktie and stood erect and
complacent while the light was flashed
Word had been sent to Mrs. Gaynor
AT her country place In St James, l.. l..
OF the serious injury to her husband.
ana she started I'm an automobile on the
long ride TO the hospital I'm Hobokcn.
Her chauffeur was Instructed to pro-
coed with all possible speed and direc-
tons were given the police all along
the route not 10 interfere with the We
hicle. Mrs. Gaynor bore up well. The
couples young daughters remained at
their home in st. James.
Commissioner Thompson Of the de-
partment of water supply. gas and cleo
tricity, who left the mayors side dur
ing the noon hour said that the patient
was bearing up bravely. Mr.. Thomp-
son was standing within two feet of
the mayor when the shots were fired.
when the mayor was shot said
Thompson, he placed his
hand over the wound and said
Isn't this a pity! Then he calmly
asked to be taken to his stateroom."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
SPIKE AND RAIL.

Traffic Men Namcd-Two additional
traffic officials have been named by Tho
Western Pacific W. b Townsend has
been appointed district freight and pas
senger agent at Oakland cal, and C..
II. Junkins. travelling freight agent at
San Francisco.
on for Los Augcles-The special
train carrying President w. A. Clark
Of tho Salt Lake Route, First Vice
President W. II Bancroft and Second
Vice President J. Ross Clark left the
Union station this morning The on
clals viii inspect the proposed high line
in tho Meadow Valley Wash. after
which they viii go on to Los Angeles.
Senator Clark viii go TO Arizona from
Los Angeles while Mr.. Bancroft viii
TetuTnl bv way OF Del Monte where
Mrs bancroft and Miss Adelaide Ban
croft arc stopping.
Slight Wreck on =. PA westbound
freight was dcrailed On the Southern
Pacific three miles east Of Cobre Mon
day. traffic being tied up about three
hours in consequence. Three refrig-
orator cars were thrown from the track
by the breaking Of = drawhead. Wreck
Ing outfits from Montcllo and Carlin
sool had the track cleared There was
no one injured
Madlcigh COming-F g. Wadleiga.
assistant general passenger agent OF
the Denver & Rio Grande will arrive
iu salt Lake tomorrow from Denver.
Yellowstone Excursion-The five
day special Yellowstone trip 10 be iun
by the oregon short Line Aug. "a Is at
tracing "A great deal u attention ami
already several prominent local people
have made reservations for the trip The
entire trip. covering railroad. hotel ana
stage expenses for tho five day trip w !,
be mnde for si5. The usual cost Of
the same trip is $50 %.
Third Train Soon-Presidcnt Clark
Of the Salt Lake Route intmated thar
the third passenger train between Salt
Lake and Los Angeles would soon be
placed I'm service again. perhaps within
tho next week or 10 days.
Joined Party Hcrc-R. r. Wells.
general manager OF the Salt LAX
Route came up from Los Angelic in
his private car last evening and Joined
President CLARK. Vice President Ran
croft and Vice President J. Ross Clark
who left for Meadow Valley Wash on
a special train this morning.
Harry G. Burnett. years ago general
agent OF the Colorado Midland In this
city, when that road was owned by
the Santa Fe. has been appointed AS
sistant freight traffic manager for the
Lchigh Valley railroad with offices IN
Now York. Mr.. Burnett is well and
favorably remembered by the other set
OF railrcaders In this city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
SALT LAKE DEMOCRATS
ESTIMATE OF GAYNOB

| Judge O. w. Powers NIav,r c,,...-
Is an excellent lawyer. a peerlrss 49, ''.'
as MS record in Long Island sb.,.'7y,'
re mas made one of the greatest n NJ,
the greatest mayor New Y0rk 80
nad' ana has been gaining resn.o, y,
lhe best class OF citizens tbat
brought him In line for tho uresiis,,.,
why one who has made such an -
proachable reputation should no r.
attacked Is beyond my cornprebors,'--
Mayor Gaynor's ambition was 10 nj
a good mayor, he entertained no s,,l'
lion toward the presidency vbi,b
showed he was great man mi
strengthened his chances for thr nav,
nation. l earnestly trust he win ~.
cover There ought 10 be some ,,ty N,
puluhs a stop to the taking Of lIfe N
this country. l believe what encourage
y - tne lax enforcement OF law-par.
tlcularly OF late years. poeplo ip d..
cities and IN the nation se,r, o.. ~. ','
been willing to overlook the continued
and fragrant violation of Law. ,b.'
ought 10 be enforced: and the ev,.,,.
tive branch Of local governments v,b,Ss
duty II Is to enforce and carry out tbs
laws are derelict In their duty
good Illustration OF the lax enforce.
ment or law happened I'm this CITY only
a Few days ago when the murder OF ,
man In a saloon brought out the fact
That saloons In this city were being nor.
mittcd TO remain open after the statil.
tory hour for closing But. really h.
main, actual blame rests with the poo.
pie themselves who fail to insist that
the laws be- enforced one political
party Is as bad as another In This ~.
spect. They are an urrcl with ths
same stick
Jerrold r.. letcher clerk II the fed
oral court Mayor Gaynor was Judge
OF the district court, and only came into
general prominence recently when be-
received the nomination as mayor "
Now York on the Democratic ticket and
later was elected, which facts are gen
orally known. However. such acts OF
tho assassin as this attempt to Kin
Mayor GRynor arc sad commentaries
on our American system OF govern
ment. II seems n man cannot attain
any degree 81 prominence among o,
without subiccting himself 20 such yio-
lence. II would seom that IN order t'
insure safety 10 high officers. the people
must submit TO q strictcr form N gov
ernment
Prot. Joshua II PAUL consider
Manor Gayn0r the man nearest IN lin'
in doing a great work Tor the people
since the time Of Tildon lie was an.
alterahly opposed 10 grab. greed ana
graft. and IL looks that when a man
gets out and tries his hest 10 do n''
duty that he lays himself liable TO ,l'
assaults OF cranks and assasslns No
man high in public office seems safe
these days.
Mayor Bransfnrd expressed the deep-
est regrets that "a man VINO haa -
40 active and so conscientious In The
of New York city should
suddenly be shot down 20 appease a
thirst FOR vengeance sayoring only OF
the cruelcst of barbarism
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
FIND MONEY IN HOUSE.
Muir Family Have Peculiar Experience
This Morning.

Finding coat and vest In thor
house, which contained $3.50 In cash.
and which belonged To some midnight
prowler. was the experience OF the
family OF W. = Muir residing az 551
Second avenue
MI. Muir cn coming down stairs carly
this morning was surprised and aston
ished to see indications Of visit from
some stranger during the night. Inv.
lncdiutely assuming that a burglar had
been in the premises. the police wsrs
notified. on looking around Mr. Muir
found strange coat and vest lying
on the floor, with nothing In the house
missing
on the arrival OF the police an inves.
tigation was made which disclosed the
fact that well known civil engineer
formerly OF this city, and who left hera
some two years ago, recently returre 4
for q visit
Evidently meeting some convivi A
COMPANIONS the night had been spent In
happy and semi-pncous7ious ,ondl-
ton. Rambling toward the eastern
uortlon ~ tho city. although he lived
on the west side, he bad, IN some un-
known manner gained access 20 the
Muir home
Here the effects OF his nights frolics
overcoming him. the assumption Is that
he took or his coat and vest laid them
on the floor. and got ready for his
nights repose But some glimmcrhg
idea OF the strangencss ~ his sur
roundngs evidently striking him h.
made hurried departure lraYing tho
coat and vest aud the money.
Lieut.. shannon Of the pol GO deuait-
ment learned the engineers where
abouts and returned him his money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
AT THE RESORTS

Lagoon-Wedncsday Is the Holland.
ers' day at Lagoon. II is expected that
fully 1000 Holanders and their friends
from salt Lake and ogden and sur
rounding towns VIII turn out on that
day and good time will be the result.
A committee from Salt Lake and ogden
has had tho program IN preparation for
some weeks past The sports will com
mence at pm. and from that time I'M
I'll dark there will be something doing
every minute. \ feature viii be a
drawing In which everybody will par
ucipate, 30 prizes being given away.
For the convenience of mothers OF little
American Hollanders two extra bag
gage cars have been chartered To- carry
baby carriages. The day will close with
dancing In the pavilion.
Saltair--The opening gun OF tho
fall campaign IL looked for NJ SaltnIr
Friday when the outing OF the Young
Mems Republican club will be held
Some Of the crack speakers OF the party
win be present and "A big crowd is
looked for.
The engagement OF the Ferrulo band
Of 80 pieces commences at Saltair Aug.
IA and continues one week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.

Frank cox was arraigned la police
court this morning FOR bis preliminary
hearing. charged win burglary. Cox
was accused OF having taken from III
mer Pclucr the sum II 81 and q bunch Of
Keys ON July 90 Tho state introduced
the evidence of M Peluer ana A. J..
KNITTING Alr knitting tostincd that he
had seen cox around the unconscious body
OF ftlucr several times. At the conclu-
Sion ~ the evidence rot tho state. the
case WIS continued until Friday al which
time the defense Will Introduce It's tcs-
umony
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
SPLENDID SHOWING.

THE CONTINENTAL LIFE IN
SURANCE AND INV ESTM EN1'
COMPANY Of this city have
lust forwarded 90 their stock
holders and policyholders a State
ment showing very healthfu1 in
crease In that Company's business for
the first six months Of 1910.
The Ccmpany's gross assets are
now nearing the Three Quarter Mil
lion mark and all departments show
wonderful growth both so far as
the Company's income over disburse-
ments Is concerned and the insurance
upon the books. The Company's Of
fees are No. 500 Mccormick Bldg,
this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
SUDDEN DROP IN BEER.

Just at noon Tuesday a great smash
Ing and crashing Of bottles arrested the
attention Of scores Of pedestrians at the
corner OF Main and Second South
streets II was an unexpected drop in
American Beauty" beer. the bottles
pitching headlong out Of salt Lake
Brewing company wagon which came
TO too sudden stop In the street