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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-14
p"ROCRESSIVES SWEEP
STATE OF WASHINGTON
speda1 bu united Press Wire.

Seattle, Wash, Sept. l4:--Returns
today in the state wide primary of yes
terdav for the selection Of a United
States senator indicate that Miles Poin-
dexter has swamped his stand-pat OPP
p~onents, defeating Thomas Burke and
J. Ashton, regulars, by a plurality be-
lieved to exceed $4,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-14
LETTERS
Domestic.

Rev. ]. Wojciechowski Especially,
Kasper Missnois, Wcylcya P~olituonz,
Stef Limko, Andrew Koralsky, Peter
Thompson, Frank N. Kelesier, VIM.
Dyer, Ignaizio Decaver, John Hee-
gaus, Jozf Gouoron, Mrs. Jack Mil
Ter, Capt. Dauses, Julia (2S1 High
ST. N. E. Nelson, Mrs. M. Meyer, j..
H. Keiderhug, q. H. King, John
Ferko, M. Anderson, James G.. Dono-
hue, w. H. Bentley, oliver Toner
son, Marti Spather, Mrs. Herman
Risel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-14
COUNTY VOTE FOR
STOKES AND REGULARS
Continued from page ID

Delegate to state convention, limo
thy Nevill, 95. Congressional dele
gates, John w. Lielly, 90; Adam
CARRIER, 90; William Sexton, 90.
County committeeman, Timothy Ne
will, 95.
The light senatorial vote is attri-
buted to the fact that the vote in
this line seemed of little issue here
and most voters permitted that part
of the ballot to be unmarked, leav.
ing all the names on. The result
was that the senatorial vote on near
ly all ballots was rejected.
Tony Albright gave a vaudeville
entertainment after the election
places had closed. He was warmly
applauded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-14

Anna Szwitla, Maryanna Bednar-
czyk, KaroI Blazeniak, Merry Adamik,
Adam Ceboronski, Johan Bau, An
toni Dolzauski, Szanowna PAM, Hus-
rag Larlo, Adam Zeglinski, Jan Gas
iecki, Hagya Josef, Gyorgy Zsedak,
Isyan Farbanik, Howat Jozefnek,
Kovari Janos, Pyus Kalrgitis, Kar-
main Anna, Gatos Koroy, Kis Rig
hara, Denkla Karvoc, Ksynia Oily
nyk, Kataryna Pastawska, Hahn Mi
haly, Stefan Lotin, Michai Starueh,
Sukwony Jan, Julyan Wisnienski,
Marya Wojtko, Francisco Wojtonicz,
Wojeiech Hodau, Mrs. Hartman Joz-
SET, Peter Fules, Peter Olsen, An
drych Rozyk, Mrs. Mary Juszczyk.
Szepesn Kataten, Paul s. lessen, Ko-
Yacs Andrasnak, Maniscalep Giaco-
mo, PaysGyosyn, VassiI A. Vassali-
AIDES, Gregus Wbiaunak, Derezo Gy-
nIs, Franasnek Gaiewskf, Nal &
Altmaneus. Georgors Asosuror, Josef
Beladecki.
GEO. H. TICE,
DnG4l. aufae ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-14
DAVIS WINS IN JERSEY CITY.
Mayor Wittpen Defeated at the Dem
ocratic Primary Election.

Jersey City, N. j., Sept. 14.-Robert
Davis and his Democratic machine
won out at the primaries in Hudson
county, defeating the antiorganization
forces led by Mayor II. Otto Wittpen
of Jersey City.
The election boards were slow In
canvassing~the votes, but the meager
returns received at midnight indicated
that the machine had things much Its
own way.
The Republican nominee for govern
or will be Vivian NJ. Lewis, Paterson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-14
Nominee In Colorado.

Special By United Press Wire.
Denver, Colo, Sept. 14:-It ap-
pears certain when the Democratic
State Convention went into session
today that Governor Shafroth would
be renominated over DR.. B. L. JEFF
ferson, his principal opponent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-14
SUPERINTENDENT SUGAR
REFINERY is SENTENCED
Special bp United Press Wire.

Special bY United Press Wire.
New York, Sept. 1.-two years
imprisonment in the Atlanta prison
and $4,000 fine was the penalty i'm
posed upon Ernest w. Gerbracht,
former superintendent of the Will
liamsburg refinery Of the sugar
trust, by Judge Martin, in the United
States court today. Gerbracht was
convicted of conspiracy to defraud
the government. Stay of execution
was granted, pending an appeal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-14
Boston Aero Meet Closes.

Special b. United Press Wfre,
Boston, Sept. 14:-The Boston
Harvard aero meet will close tomor-
row night. The program for today
includes many exhibition flights and
bomb-throwing contests.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-14

Some OF the news" OF your imme-
diate neighborhood may be found in
the want ads. today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-14

Trying becomes easy wnen yo1
can delegate most of it to the want
ad.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-14
WEATHER EVERYWHERE.

Observations of the United
States weather bureau taken at
8 D. N. Yesterday follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-14
BUY LAND FOR NEW
SCHOOL IN AMB0Y AVE

CONTINUED from page ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-14

Read the NEWS every aay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-14
REGULAR TICKETS WIN
AT PRIMARY ELECTION

CONTINUED from page H.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-14

long term of years. Mall
the coupon to-day for
photograph of the plano,
special Bo-day trial and
6-yenr guarantee prop
osttions, and we will
also present You with
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-14
z Books Free

One gives words and
music to OIL of the choic-
est patriotic, home and
reli gfous songs. The other
contains 1000 quotations
from the literature of all
nations. Both mailed free
on receipt OF the cou-
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-09
SERIOUS CHARGES MADE
United states Officials Accused of
Prosecuting Political Refugees
From Mexico.

Washington. June S.-Stories of al
legged persecution of political refugees
from Mexico in the United states were
related by Representative Wilson
(DemOcrat) before the rules commit
tee OF the House today in urging the
adoption Of his resolution providing
for a congressional investigation.
Mr.. Wilson's resolution recites that
IL has been charged freely that promi-
nent Mexicans residing in the United
states have been prosecuted by United
States officers at the behest OF Mex
lean officials. The resolution says
there has been a continuous and sys-
tematic persecution of Mexican po-
litical refugees who have opposed the
administration Of President Diaz. II
was charged the Mexican government
maintains a system of espionage on
political refugees in the United states
and they are repeatedly arrested by
American officials and jailed on vari-
Gus pretexts.
Mr.. Wilson submitted list OF
names OF people. who, he said, were
willing to testify that federal agents
in California and Arizona had been
improperly used by the Mexican gov
eminent in furthering its spy system.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-09
AND DINNER
Functions I'm Honor of Colonel Roosc-
velt-Mnny Notable People in
Attendance.

London. June 6.--Dorchester house.
the residence of Whitelaw Reid. the
American ambassador, was the scene to-
day Of two functions in honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. Roosevelt reception in the
afternoon to the members of the Pill
grims and the American societies. and
a farewell dinner in the evening. Both
were quiet affairs on account of court
mourning, and the fact also that Mr.
and Mrs Reid are in mourning for the
late ogden Mills.
Several hundred persons attended the
dinner. including most of the prominent
members of the American colony The
guests included the Archbishop of Can
terbury; Sir Edward Grey. the foreign
secretary the Duke of Portland, Lord
Curzon Of Keddleston, the Right Rev
Charles Henry Brent, bishop Of the
Protestant Episcopal church in the
Philippines, and Lord Alverstone.
At a luncheon at Col. Arthur II. Lees
Mr.. Roosevelt met two Englishmen OF
of Selborne, high commissioner in South
Africa and governor Of the Transvaal
who has just returned from his post
and David Lloyd-George, chancellor OF
the exchequer.
Mr.. Roosevelt will spend his last day
in England resting in the country
Hundreds OF letters commenting of his
Guild Hall speech are pouring in. The
great majority Of them are laudatory.
Newspaper clippings have reached the
eX-Dresident, referring to the political
significance attached to the dinner that
Robert Collier Will give Mr.. Roosevelt
on his return. Mr.. Roosevelt today
called attention to the fact that his
engagement was made when he lunched
with Mr., Collier before starting for AZ.
RIGA, and said that it had absolutely nc
political Significance.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-09
Bingham Notes


Especial to The Herald Republican,
Bingham, June s.-'Bingham will
celebrate" was the verdict Of a mass
meeting OF citizens held In the Cen
trail school house. Leading features OF
the celebration win be a parade, two
bands Of music. races. refreshments
and a children's dance, field sports. in
Guiding races. hose contest between
fire departments. fireworks in the
evening. also a grand bail.
An ore train near Welby ran into
compound Mallet engine backing q lot
OF empties. The engine was derailed
and badly smashed. also several Of the
cars. Traffic was DELAYED nearly All
day. Passengers to Bingham were
transferred 10 freight cars. pending the
clearing up OF the track by a wrecker
The following cases were disposed
OF today before Frank II Cellventra
police Judge: Howe Brothers OF Muir
ray were fined $50 each for selling
MILK In camp not up TO the standard
Turner Brothers of Riverton were
fined $50 each for selling milk below
the standard for butter fat. j.. w. Allen
charged with assault and battery. was
found not guilty and discharged
Harry Gardner aud Frank Cawley. and
J. Davis were fined 500 each for
shooting doves out OF season. Sam
Tong paid S25 for selling opium. John
GalcOmbelli was fined $50 for mali
ci0us mischief. Avid TsaacSOn forfeit
ed $50 for disturbing the peace. Thea
dora Jopali got Is days for disturb
ing the peace. J. w. Mare forfeited
$40 for fast riding. George Grace got
SO days for vagrancy
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-09
MYSTERY IS UNCLEARED
stomach OF n. II. Able Not AnniyEed
Because Fee Is Not Forth
coming.

CspeciaI 20 The Herald-Republioan)
ogden. June S.-The mystery sur
rounding the death OF y. B. Able
local cook. who IS said TO have died
zion, an anaosfhotic on the operating
table in ogden general hospital last
week. probably viii never De Gear - 1,
an Tor lack OF $3.50. That IS the
amount state Chemist Herman Harms
.-ges to make an analysis or ne
co. tents OF the stomach, and NOBODY
g. disposed TO put up the money
None Of the several physicians VIM
attended tho man satisfactorily can eN-
plain hts death. The operation Wa
trivial and no danger OF death seemeu
aftachcF The action Of the anaes-
fhetic was OF nature almost without
precedent end gave rise TO the sus-
picion that Able had taken some sort
Of poison , ,.to.,.-t
An autopsy was held. and although
traces OF poison were said 20 pc ap-
parent. no attempt was made by lne
physicians 60 analyze the sIeulaSlls.
witch was sent 20 the state cheinis'
D" kbbc.s bodv was shipped TO saga
more HflL Mass. yesterday
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-09
Provo Brevities

Especial to The Herald -Republican.)
Provo, June S.-Nrs. Mary Hanson Of
Lake Shore, has begun suit for d.
provide. against Josiah Henry Hanson
she asks for the custody Of a minor
child. $40 month alimony and to have
her maiden name, May Brooks. re-
stored They were married in Lake
shore April 4. 1895.
Yesterday in Justice OF the Peace A.
a. Moons court Joseph Dane. a ped
der, was convicted OF battery COM
mitted on Mrs. Ada r Sittley at Lehi
June ]. He was sentenced TO pay
fine OF $50 or to serve seventy
days in jail
The case of J. W. Canaan VS.. Dun
court has been settled by stipulation
The Utah County Lumber Dealers
association held its monthly meeting
here today In the Commercial club
rooms, closing the event with n ban
quet at the Hotel Roberts. Assurances
were made. unOfficially. that the meet
ing will not have advances in prices as
one Of its results.
Mrs. George T. Judd underwent an
operation for appendicitis yesterday in
Provo General hospital.
marriage license has been issued TO
A. l. Thorps and Theo Strong. both Of
Springvilie.
State Auditor Jesse d. Jewkes and
Deputy l. G. Kelly were here today on
official business. inspecting public &C
counts.
Among the speakers at the funeral
or John Hafen tomorrow will be Ne
phi I. Morris. y. II. Roberts. George II.
Brimhall and Daniel Livingston.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-09
BACON AND EGGS
CAUSE HIS UNDOING
A. Y. All Of Ogden Arrested After
Buying Meal and Drinks for Wo-
man; Shy Of Cash.

Especial 70 The Republican,
ogden. June s.-TwO orders OF liver
and bacon. together with three drinks,
proved too much for A V ATS
finances last night. and as a result he
occupies a cell I'm JAZZ. charged with
obtaining money under false pretenses.
A woman companion, arrested later
also is held.
AT tells "a peculiar tale. He entered
the Hcaly cafe with Smple means FOR
his own dining. ne says, but the en-
trance Of a woman who seated herself
beside him started trouble. All pc
Iftoly offered 70 buy her a drink The
offer was accepted. and then when All
ordered bacon and eggs. the woman
expressed "A fond desire for them All
hoping hfa finances were still ABOVE
par. finished the meal. and as a tlnal
hospitabIe act. ordered another drink
Tor the lady.
That was the last straw.
All faced the head waiter several
minutes later full 30 cents shy OF
the total price An officer was called,
but before he arrived. All kindly AIDED
mo woman to escape and stayed 70
bear the fun brunt OF the trouble. The
woman was arrested on the pahhS VI
the weber river. drunk.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-09
Logan Brevities

Especial to The Herald Republican
Logan. June S.-The First ward Sun
day school gave a ball and reception
last evening in honor of Professor and
Mrs W. 8. LanEton- These popular
persons Will leave soon for a mission in
New York City.
Professor II. 9. Parker OF the Z. A G
left this morning for Alta. where he
VIII assume charge OF mine. Mr.. Par
ker has been connected with mining
In this state for several years past
-Four young boys. brought before
Judge Peterson OF the Juvenile court
for accOsting girls on the streets, were
fined $3.50 yesterday,
John Leishman, al aged resident OF
Melville, was operated on for the re-
moval Of tumOr of the bowels at the
DR.. Bulge hospital yesterday.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-09
COLT CHARGES AUTO;
CLARKE BREAKS ARM
Ogden Doctor Uninjured by Accident,
But Suffers Fracture From
the Crank Handle.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
ogden. June S.-Although he sur
vived collision with a young colt in
his automobile on the RivercaIe road
last night. DR.. Fred Clarke OF Ogden
broke HIS right arm IN two places sew
eral moments later while attempting
TO crank his machine.
Clarke was returning from salt
Lake. and was just outside the south
ern limits Of ogden. when he encoun-
tered a team with a young colt run
ming alongside. The animal took
fright and dashed at the machine. The
force Of the collision hurled Clarke
from the car. He landed without In
jury and after several moments spent
in extricating the colt from under the
auto. he proceeded to crank his ma
chine. A defective spark sent the
crank handle whirling. striking his
right arm between the elbow and
wrist and breaking the bone in two
places
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-09
BICYCLIST CRASHES
INTO WAGON; IS HURT

While scorching on a bicycle at
Fourth South and West Temple
streets late yesterday, c. l. Bradford.
carpenter. living at 1920 Larma
street, collided with a vegetable
wagon owned and driven by Clarence
Bryson. 453 South Fourth East street.
Bradford sustained bruises about the
head and shoulders and was rendered
partially unconscious. Bryson says
that Bradford crashed into the rear
Of his wagon. In the attempt TO
maintain speed he apparently had
lowered his head into a position in
which he was unable 10 see the
wagon. The injured man was taken
to the emergency hospital at police
headquarters by Sergeant Riley NJ.
Beckstead and Bicycle Patrolman A.
A Barker. He was attended by DR..
j. IL. Robinson and then taken home.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-09
ALLEGED THIEF ABAND0NS
WAGON TO EVADE POLICE

Especial to The Herald-Republican-)
ogden. June S.-After the sheriff at
Echo had asked the ogden police 70
arrcst m thief who had stolen several
gacks OF wool. the local cops recovered
the wool. but did not catch the man
who had 20. The wool was consigned
from Echo 70 ogden. in the name Of
L. F. Oherfcllow. over the Union Pa
cifIc railroad The police were about
20 40 20 the depot. when they were
notified that the wool had been de.
ii,-crod 20 n man who was just driving
out OF the city. The police gave chase
and the man abandoned his wagon
when he saw them coming. They re-
covered the wool. but the fellow es-
caucd.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-09
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
ENCAMPMENT JUNE "a

Especial to The Herald-Republican.)
os-9cr Tune g-Arnouncement of the
holding OF the annual encampment OF
Ire Utah department Of the united
gnaufeh War Veterans. Friday. June "a
v-1s made today by Rev. =. W. Nc
t-~eor,- dcnartmcnt commander. The
oncanprnent viii be opened at 10 with
"a meeting In the city hail. when an
elaborate program OF addresses. lu-
will be carried out. The meeting VIII
be open e. the public At noon a an
ucr viii be served to the veterans a
second session will be held in the aft
crnoon. with further patriotic demon
STATIONS. The encampment VIII be
closed with a social gathering and re-
ccntion in the evening
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-09
FORMER LOVER TO
SHARE IN ESTATE
Romance of Aged Woman Re-
VeaIed by Death and
Filing of viii.

Chicago. June S.-AIrs. Fannie Sur
lam Steele, aged Go. OF New York, died
suddenly OF apoplexy today at a Chica-
go hotel Her viii, filed later In the
probate court here. disclosed a ro-
nance, for by its provision, man half
her years, whom she refused TO marry
because Of the difference in their ages
is bequeathed $4,000 OF her estate cf
Sb25,000. The man, Attorney Edgar
Accetta, of New York, was at Mrs.
Stecle's beside when she died. He was
the last person she asked to see when
the hotel physicians told her that she
was dying.
shortly after the death Of her hus-
band Is years ago Mrs. steele becams
engaged to marry ACcetta. She then
broke the engagement telling Acct
Ia he would ruin his life by marrying
a woman OF her years. Accctta then
sued her for breach OF promise in the
New York courts. The suit was set
tied out OF court on an agreement that
come and S25,00o at Mrs. Steele'a
death.
with Her Much Of the Time.
According TO Attorney Nicholas
Michels, one OF the steele executors,
Accetta arrived in Chicago last sat
He called upon Mrs. Steele at her no.
tel Learning that she was ILL., he
abandoned his trip and spent much Of
Early last Sunday morning. Accetta
was walking with Philipo Catalano. a
chicago acquaintance, when Catalan
was shot and instantly killed by an
unidentified Italian Accetta was ar
rested and held by the police as "a witt
ness until after the inquest as Cata-
lano's murderer. He sent word OF his
predicament to Mrs. Steele and physi-
clans say that the shock of this news
FASTENED Mrs. Steele's death.
Accetta FASTENED TO the hotel after
he was released by the police and
found Mrs. Steele in a Bemi-consclOus
condition.
Career OF Mrs. steele.
Mrs. Steele was born in Chicago. be-
ing a daughter OF the late Samuel Sur
dam. former wholesale hardware deal
err She was first married here 40
fathers business partner. When steele
died. Is years ago. she went 10 New
York. where ten years ago she mar
ried Or. William Bradley. she was d.
vorced from Dr. Bradley two years
later and resumed the name OF steele.
Mr.. Michaels said upon being Ques-
toned. that Mrs. Steele had come to
Chicago for the purpose OF drawing
new will. He said. however. he had
delayed taking up the work for her
because of pressure Of work in the Lee
O'Nei1 Browne bribery case.
Mr.. Michaels also said Mrs. Steele
drew $4,000 in cash which was found
in n steel box in her room, from
New York bank. before her departure
for Chicago. He also admitted that
he had heard that Mrs. Steele's rela-
tives desired her TO cut Accetta's
name from her viii.
Asked ~ he thought Mrs. Steele had
secured the money to pay Accetta and
thus close her obligation to him. Mr..
Michaels said he was undecided. The
police believe Catalano was murdered
by man who believed he and Accetta
A WANT AID IL THE HERALD
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-09
OGDEN TROLLEY LINE
TO EXTEND 7 MILES

Especial 20 The Herald-Republican.)
OGDEN. June announcement OF an
extension Of the ogden canyon trolley
line OF the ogden Rapid Transit COM
uanv through 20 Huntsville and other
points I'm ogden valley Is made from
the offices OF the company here. and
electric cars will De operating between
ogden and HUNTSVILLE before next WIN
ter. The line already runs as Tar as
the Hermitage IA ogden canyon. seven
miles from OGDEN. The extension Will
carry the road seven miles further.
raising through one OF the most FER
tile valleys lu Utah.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-09
NEWS OF UTAH AND ADJOINING STATES
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
HEAR TAX COMPLAINTS
tspeeial to nc Herald- Repuhliean..

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Brigham City. June S.-The county
commissioners Of Box Elder county are
sitting this week as a board OF equali-
zation, and are hearing complaints
from taxpayers in the different sections
OF the county. Tuesday residents Of
Perry. Willard. Geneva and Brigham
were heard and the business for these
districts was reported light Wednes-
day complaints were heard from Calls
Fort. Honeyville, Deweyville and other
districts east Of Bear River. and includ-
ing Fielding. Thursday the central
portion OF Bear River valley were heard
from. and Friday the board took charge
OF complaints from the western portion
OF the county. Saturday will be given
over to complaints OF corporations.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-09
IDLEWiLD PR0PRIET0RS
REGAIN THEIR GOODS

Especial 90 The Herald Republican,
ogden. June s.-Upon filing a $1,000
Eond In district court. W. q. Husbands,
Jonathan Wcstcrman and j. +. Heath,
urourictors OF the Idlewild resort IN
ogden canyon. against whom suit for
$3.50 back rent was brought recently
bv the ogden Canyon Resort company,
today we're allowed To resume posses
sion OF their household chattcls. which
were attached By the sheriff saturday.
Trurhaudg NVesfcrman and Heath
leased Tdlewild from the Ogden Can
won company June 4. 1909 The COM
rauv declares $3.50 rent IT, due Tor tho
wear lust sndcd.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-09
SON OF r. C. KERENS
TAKES DOSE OF POISON

St Louis, June S.-Richard c. Ker-
ems, jr.. son Of Richard {. Kerens. Unit
ed States ambassador to Austria, was
taken TO the city hospital from hotel
late tonight He was unconscious. A
few minutes before. young Kerens had
taken a dose of some liquid from a
brown bottle in the lavatory OF the no.
tel.
At midnight Kerens was still un-
conscious and the physicians say he is
in a critical condition They would
not say what the potion was that he
had taken.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-09
KING GEORGE TRYING
TO BRING PEACE ABOUT

London. June S.-A conference of
party leaders seeking a solution OF
the difficulty arising from the veto
power OF the house Of lords is almost
certain TO be held soon.
King George has intimated his
earnest desire that a resolute effort
be made TO avoid a resumption OF the
struggle between the two houses and
it is believed that Premier Asquith
will take the initiative and extend a
formal invitation to the opposition
leaders. who are known strongly to
favor the plan TO take part In the con-
ference