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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
RAILROAD NEWS
WILL BE NO. STRIKE.
Gilbert Mclean Of Local brotherhood
Thinks Differences Will be Settled.

Gilbert Mclean Of Local brotherhood
Thinks Differences Will be Settled.
Chief Gilbert Mclean of the local
lodge of the Brotherhood of Engineers
believes. that. the differences between
railroad operatives at Chicago and the
homogeneous -twill be settled without
any resorting to a strike. Mr.. Mclean
thinks Grand Chief Stone has been mis-
quoted in the dispatches where he is
reported as regarding a strike as a
probability: also, that the trainmen
do not anticipate n strike either. Tho
differences will he settled by arbitra-
ton, though the men may not get all
they ask for.
Dispatches from Chicago say repre-
scntatives Of $1,000 conductors and
trainmeni employed in the 60 railroads
west OF Chicago. who have demanded
an increase In wages averaging about
10 per cent, are holding daily confer
ences there With the general managers
in presenting their arguments for the
advance in pay and improvements in
wording conditions. 1t is estimated that
the new scales asked by the men Will
exceed In amount those asked by the
engineers recently which aggregated
almost s5,OO0.oOO
BY the 10th inst. the result of the
Strike vote" among the locomotive en-
gineers will he announced in Chicago.
The railroads arc willing TO advance
wages 9spct> cent. hut not Is. and II per
cent will probably be the figure agreed
upon. Machinsts of the D. & Il. G.
here do not believe there will be any
sympathetic strike on the Gould lines
because of the difficulties OF tho Mis-
souri, Pacific & Iron Mountain machin-
lists with the railroad. The relations
between the Rio Grande and its men
here are amicable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
SPIKE AND RAIL.

General Supt j. G. Daley Of the
Utah lines of the Rio Grande has re-
turned from an inspection trip to
Marysvale. W! '.'f" ~
The first snccial car Of tourists from
Minneapolis over the Salt Lake route
went south Saturday night. On the
return tho party will spend Il few
days In this city.
President j. II. Young of the Alaska
Steamship company, Is In the city
today, from Seattle for short visit
with his father Judge Young. while
en- route to Now York on business.
Is Industrial Agcnt-The appoints
ment OF Kenneth G. Kerr. late OF salt
Lake City as Industrial agent of the
Alaska Steamship company and the
Copper River & Northwestern Railway
company, with headquarters at Seat
tie. Is announced In a circular issued
Nov. % and effective same date, from
the head offices of those companies
New S. r. Trains-The Southern Pa
citic has Put on two additional trains
to meet the popular demand: one to
run between Chicago and Los Angeles.
and the other between Los Angeles and
St Louis. via FL Paso. Texas, and tho
Rock Island. The time OF tho Golden
State limited has been reduced to 20
hours into Chicago. and to IS hours
westbound. 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
THE EAST ENPECTANT.
Julius ltrutscl,nltt Speaks of the Rail-
way and Financial Situation.

way and Financial Situation.
Director of Maintenance Julius
Krutschmitt of tho Hartman lines,
passed through Ogden Saturday eve
ming, en- route west Speaking of the
eastern situation, Mr.. Krutschntt
says:
conditions In the east may best
be described as cxpectant." There has
been a decided drop In both passcn-
ger and freight business on all tho
railroads In the country. something
unusual at this time Of the year. For
this reason it has become necessary
to lay off u number of men on the en-
tire system. and tho amount of I'm
provement work now being done is
governed entirely by what will DO
necessary to maintain the property of
the roads. We would like to be doing
more double tracking. but on account
OF prevalent conditions we are obliged
to go slow. believe, however. that tho
time will come when 1t will be neces-
sary to double-track the system from
the Missouri river to the Pacific coast.
There are no particular improvements
being planned for Salt Lake or Ogden
at this time, With the exception of
the completion OF the new freight
depot here. After spending n short
time in San Francisco / Will return
over the northern route to Chicago.
where hope to be able to spend
Christmas
Mr.. Krutschnitt said the track be-
. r. . .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
PARTIAL VICTORY FOR
OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN

New York. Dec. 5.-Oscar Ham
mcrstein, the imprcssario, won a
partial victory In the United States
court today in his suit against
Madame Luisa Tetrnzzlni, the prima
donna. to enforce alleged renewal OF
her contract with him.
Madame Tctrazzini, understanding
that she was n FREQ agent. contract
cd for n series of concerts in the west.
Claiming that she was still under con-
tract to him, Mr.. IIammerstcIn had
her served with papers In a suit to
enJoin her from appearing except
under his direction.
Judge Lacombe today directed that
Hammcrstcin may take an Injunction
unless Madame Tetrazzlni deposited
one-half of all moneys received to
await final adjudication OF the case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
THOUSANDS OF AMERICAN
DOLLARS FOR IRISH CAUSE

Boston, Dec. 5.-Tcn thousand
American dollars" the seventh remit
lance. making a total of $4,000, was
cnblcd to the Irish parliamentary lead
or, John Z. Redmond, today by Thomas
b. Fitzpatrick. national treasurer of
the United Irish league OF America,
to aid the Nationalist cause In the par
liamentary election now being held in
Great Britain.
Local officials Of tho league said the
money for still another remittance was
In hand and It Is likely one and pos
sibly two more instruments of $4,000
each will be cabled to the Nationalist
leader before the campaign closes.
or the amount cabled today $500
came. from Portland, Or; $1,000 from
Vancouver, b. c.: sl,500 from Houston.
Texas; $1,000 from Butte, Mont. and
$500 each from Brooklyn, N. y, and
Cleveland, Ohio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
ELDER MORRIS AT
TOURIST SERVICE.
Rise and Progress Of the Church
The Theme Of Sunday
Discourse.
--------------.--.----------- -------
.o,r,,,, ono,,,a-
PROF. MCCLELLAN, ORGANISE
Faith FIas Como to n Million Souls
Through the Prophet Joseph
Smith.

The rise and progress OF the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-duy Saints
was the theme of an interesting dis
course by Elder George g. Morris at
the tabernacle Sunday afternoon The
service was specially appointed for
tourists and visitors. the regular scrv-
Ice having been dispensed with on ac-
count of fast day.
John j. Mcclellan presided at the or
gan, rendering the following numbers:
1. Excerpts from. 49,. Richard Wagner
:, tD Meditation. y Flat..A. NJ. Shuey
(b) Communion ............ Batiste
tc2 Old Meiody..,.Arr. by Performer
3. Offertoire Observation-Disclosures. .Wcly
ELDER GEO, G. MORRIS.
Ninety years ago. said Elder Morris.
In western New York, IL goldcn-haircd
boy became anxious about his souls
salvation, and sought to iind the one
true path OF life. He could not con-
ceirc how two men could contend aud
dispute one with the other If both were
possessed of the true faith. In answer
to the prayer of that boy there arose
the Church responsible for the present
Sdth''l
Elder Morris read the succinct ac-
count of the Prophet Joseph Smiths
first vision as related by himself. This
story, said the speaker. was extraortlin-
airy and in a measure seems harsh. con-
demning as it did the then existing
creeds Of the day.
out of that incident grew the begin
ming Of this Church. and following It
came a religious persecution such IS
this country had never before known.
Out of that incident has come faith into
pie. filing their souls with love for
God and for humankind The message.
If true. concerns every soul that has
lived or vet will live.
The life of Joseph Smith was entirely
consistent with the testimony that he
bore. continued Elder Morris. He was
n manly mankind. charitable. brave,
heroic, and God fearing IN thought.
word and deed. He deserved the rev.
erence and respect of mankind for his
integrity to truth. and. from the fact
that he was ready and willing to lay
down his life to seal the testimony that
he bore. He believed in the Bible. and
the Church thata he was instrumental
In founding was In strict accordance
with the pattern set in the primitive
Christian church.
The question Of Mormonism Is en-
titled TO the fair and impartial con-
sideration of the world. and should not
be Judged nor misjudged in a sighting
way
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
USvoLuNTA1sY B;1NKRurrs.
Creditors OF Reliable Clothing Co.
File Petition,

Creditors OF the Reliable Clothing
company of Salt Lake filed an inrolun-
tary petition of bankruptcy this morn
ing in the United States district court
In which 1t Is alleged that for more
than month the company has been
insolvcnt. owing upwards Of $4,000. The
Smith. McCord. Townsend Dry Goods
company Of Kansas City puts In a
claim for $3.50. NJ. l.. ObendOrf of
Chicag go. s7325. and J. a. Germnnn &
Co. of New York. s32O.ss. These three
creditors ask that the court appoint n
receiver. and take possession of tho
goods which has been turned over to
the Utah Association of Credit Men.
Tho Reliable Clothing company be-
came insolvent on Nov 10. and as
signed its goods to the Credit Mems
association for the benefit of it's credit
tors. Sam Glastcin, George AXclrad
and Nathan Block are the principal
owners in the cOrDOrat ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
COURT NEWS
,lIsBRAND1SG CHARGED.
Mount Picklc COMPANY Made Dcfcnd-
mt In u. s. Courts

The Mount Pickle company OF salt
Lake is charged With misbranding
mustard IN an Information filed
against the corporation this morning
In the United States district court In
violation OF the United states pure
food laws. According to the complaint
the company has been manufacturing
mustard, known MS Imperial French
Mustard II Is labeled as being manu-.
facturch in France by a special
method nnd that the Mount Pickle
company Is the sole authorized agents,
Upon Investigation. 1t is charged that
the mustard Is manufactured In Salt
Lake out of local products and that
tho label is misleading. The company
shipped this brand of mustard to the
Greater Grocery company of Boise,
Ida, where 1t was sold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
REPORTS MUCH INFLAMED.
Mexican Troubles Not as Bad rs News
Stories Indicate.

Writing from the City of Mexico I'M
der date OF Nov. %, T.. V: Smith says
In letter to secy.J. E, Cnine of the
Commercial club:
Please advise the citizens and press
of your vicinity that the published re-
ports in American newspapers during
the past two weeks. OF revolutionary
disturbances In Mexico, have in the
main been untrue or gross eNHEgera-
lions Of some unimportant incidents,
The disturbing elements were very
promptly suppressed. perfect quiet and
safety restored and the country Will
go forward with brighter prospects
than ever.
These sensational stories about their
country are unprovoked discourtesics
to our Mexican friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
INFRINGEMENT THE WORD.

General Secretary Wright Of the Y. NJ
G.. a. has inaugirated system of re-
trenchment In the associations expense
account that will put 1t on a sclf-sus-
tanning basis, In one item alone, light
$40 per month Is being saved and the
culinary department. has been placed on
n more economical footing TIE score
tary is also planning n regular monthly
contribution system. Tho new education
al and religious director, George b Cav
thorne. Is taking hold with a vigor sug-
Gcstlve of good results. He Is a graduate
OF l3elot. WIS, was principal of the
formerly general secretary OF the St. Paul
Y. NJ. {. a. lie has turned down numer-
GUS offers to SO elsewhere, 80 that the
association here is congratulated on Sc
curing his services
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
SABINE. IS APPOINTED.
Named to Succeed G. v. Anderson at
County Infirlnary.

As announced by the county commits
sioners on Friday. James Sabine re-
ceived the appointment as superIn-
tendent OF the county infrmary at the
regular meeting OF the board this
morning. Mrs. Sabine was named as
matron. Commissioner Burton made
the motion nominating Mir. and Mrs.
Sabine for the place and his motion
was seconded by Commissioner Muir
dock. The appointment was unani-
nous. A bond of $4,000 was provided
for. John G.. Foulton was named to
succeed Mr.. Sabine as pauper clerk.
The appointment of a county custodian
will be made tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
MANAGER JENSEN RESIGNS.
After. Two Successful Years With
Gnrrick He Accepts New Position.

A. Il. Jensen, who for more than two
years. has been manager of the Garrick
formerly the Grand theater, has resigned
Although ii was known among his i'm.
mediate friends that ne was going TO re-
sign, the public Mt large Will be surprised
to learn OF his action. 1T will be with
no little regret that leave the Garrick
,hcatcr especially when II is having such
u successful season." said Mr.. Jensen
hut | have Tor some time been consid-
cri,g offers which We're more to my per-
sonni advantage, and one of these
have accented" For time nj least Mr.
Jensen Will he succeeded hy Warren 49,
E.mmcrSon. who hns bees. connected with
the InGnraoll stock company for some
time past
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
COALITION AND UNlONIsT
MEMBERS BALANCE.

London. Dec. 5.--A}rush OF Natio,a,
list members returned nnopposcd a.,
afternoon. again placed the coal,t;om
group, or peoples party as some in
.eral papers prefer to call IT, on n NJ,
merical equality With the UniouIsts
The opposing camps have now 81 seats
each In the new parliament. Al 2.ga
o'clock the etatc of the parties MAS ne
follows: ~ 20
Government coalition:
Liberals IS; Irish Nationals. Is.
Labor members, S; total ST.
The stock exchange. which haa an.
tlciputcd big unionist gains. WIS NJ.
fectcd adversely by the result or sa,.
urday's polllngs. Prices of consolg ana
home rates were depressed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
GOVERNORS MEET IN TACOMA.
To Organize National Society OF Won.
en- Voters.

Invitations have been sent out by
Gov. NJ. E. Hay OF Washington to the
governors OF tho five states in which
woman's suffrage obtains, for con-
vention called by Governor Brndy of
Idaho, to be held in Tacoma on Jan. IA.
The purpose of this meeting Will be to
perfect an organization. to be national
in scope. which will be known as the
Women Voters Of America. This move
is initial to an organized compaign In
other states where the right of ballot
has not been accorded women. Cover
nor May invites tho other governors
as his personal guests in Tacoma during
the convention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
WOULD BE Dad MEN;
Two Youths Appear for Trial In
Criminal Court.

Starting out With the alleged inten-
ton Of becoming bad men. David Kerr
and David Tucker are now. facing trial
in the criminal division of the Third
district court on the charge OF grand
larceny and embezzlcment for the
theft of horse from the stable of the
clipper Livery company at Bingham.
Kerr was arraigned before Judge Low
is this morning and entered 1; plea of
not guilty to the charge.
The defendants are lads, IS and 10
years of iaEe. Kerr the Younger of
the two, has been'fin Jail since his ar
rest because OF his inability to make
bond. Tucker is and has been out
on bond and will make his plea when
brought up for trial. Judge w. l..
Snyder asked for time to consider the
informations upon which the youths
We're arraigned and 1t vas granted
I, IN, Ir.ssfHt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
EXAMINES REVENUE OFFICE.

e. II. Duty. examiner of internal
revenue accounts, finished his examina-
ton of the office of e. H. Callister. col
lector of internal revenue this after
noon He found the office in first class
condition and very competent staff
of assistants. MI. Dutys}wrose head
quarters are at Washington. d. c.. has
been here since last Friday, looking over
the accounts of the Office. From Salt
Lake. he goes to Boise, Idaho, to audit
the accounts of the revenue stamp dep
uty there. He is accompanied by Mrs.
Duty aE1 ,4t.st1s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
VERDICT on INSTRUCTIONS.

After trial lasting three days, Judge
Marshall of the United States district
court instructed the jury to bring in n
verdict for the defendant in the case
of Lydia Roylance against the Utah
Copper company. Mrs. Royance asked
for SIC. 900 as damages for the death of
her husband.
The case of Matt Borovich against the
Utah Consolidated Mining company was
continued for the term this morning In
the United States district court at the
cost OF the defendant. Borovich asks
for 500 for personal injuries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05

train from yEntford piowed into i'm 81
, 4. which was standing at 'ir hs
Tie train WIS occupied cl,lenv X.
In the city. U'llccs
train We're wrecked N''ulhg
Many persons suffered broken 5,t,.
and there were several fractured .l mmbs
In many instances tho y,ciIms wosn ,iils,
pinned beneath the wrcckage Thai $50
was difficulty In extrlcatlns them. ''ete
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
GEnRITr IsOR,r COMING.

Gerritt Fort. Passenger traffic
manager Of the Union Pacific and Ore
Gon Short Line, Is on his way to this
city. and expected Tuesday noon. The
visit follows his appointment for this
territory. and he wishes to confer
personally with the Salt Lake offices
us to passenger conditions in the inter-
mountain territory No.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
TO NAME DELEGATES.
Commercial Club VIII Appoint Utah
Men for Apple Congress.

a copy of the official call for the
American apple congress has been re-
ceivcd by the Commercial club with the
request that delegates be appointed.
The appointments will be made this
week after conference with j. Edward
Taylor state horticultural inspector.
who returns this week from attendance
in Chicago at the National Irrigated
Lands expOSition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
NEGLEcrEp his CHILDREN.

Having pleaded guilty TO the charge
of ncglccting his four minor children.
H. J. Jettie appeared before Judge
Lewis this mornir~ for sentence. He
was given until Monday to make
financial provision for the children
and in the event lie shows the court
he has done so, sentence will be sus-
pedcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
tween Omaha and Ogden Is the finest
In, Hn
AbL,s wgLI.THAT, ENDS WE'LL.

s'''S : =
Richard Webster. n u. P. fireman. and
.Wyo,. we're reported Sunday. in Jail at
OMAHA. charged with violating the
Hepburn law. In travelling on n pass
which read. ''Richard Webster and
Wife," when they were not hurried, The
couple had eloped. and were en- route
to Omahasto get married. whenAthe pass
would have read albright. But a train
auditor got on to the game" at Grand
Island. and had the couple arrested and
jailed at the terminus. Papa Pugmire
CHANGED to be In Omaha at the time,
and said 1t wns all right. so tho couple
will get married. and probably be dis
charged by tho u. S. commissiOner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
TO BUILD TO GRAND CANYON.
COMPANY Incorporates to. Complete
Line or Road From Salt Lake.

u
For the construction of So miles Of
railway between Lund Iron county. and
st. George, washington county. and
So miles between Marysvalc. Piutc
county. and Panguitch, Garfield county.
articles Of incorporation werc filed In
the county clerks office this morning
by the Utah & Grand Canyon Railway
company. The purpose OF this con-
Germ Is to complete a line of road from
Salt Lake to the Grand canyon. Fiji
teen hundred shares will constitute the
capital stock, par at 800. Frank A.
Dudley is president of the new COM
pany. Frederic II. Reed, first vice prcsi-
dent: Frank Harris. second vice prcsi-
dent, and Russell r. Marchant. secre-
tary-treasurer. Following are the d-
rectors: Frederic H. Reed. New York:
stephen l.. selden, New York: Frank
Harris. Chicsgo; Frank a. Dudley.
Niagara Falls: Russell Is. Marchant,
New York; Victor r. Huntzicker. Salt
Lake: Thomas c. C;illeSpic, New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
DEsERET EVENING NEWS MONDAY DECEMBER s 1910

established and substantial families OF
New York city, descended romfold New
England stock. She was a woman, OF
sterling worth. filling a large place here
in philanthropic and literary work. and
WIS ono of the first presidents of the
Ladies' Literary club. Her surviving
children were present at the services,
Great Falls. being among them. There
vas a profuslon OF flowers and appro-
PIRATE music
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
ISAAC STERN DEAD.

New York. Dec, 5.--lsaac Stern one
OF the hest known dry goods mer-
chants in the United States. died sud
IDENTIFY of heart disease at hts home
announced his retirement from active
business as the head OF the firm Y of
Stern brothers, which hefounded near
l1yc5Q VOC 70 agaA " ~ -. 3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
CONDEMNED MAN MAY
BE FOUND INNOCENT

Columbus. o.. Dec. 5.-Stevc Scott
who Is under sentence to he electro
cuted at the penitentiary Dec. 81, may
be found innocent of the crime OF
murder. Charles Jones of Miami
county. an accompIice OF SCOTS who
turned states evidence and who was
sentenced to 20 years for man
slaughter. has confessed that he ana
not Scott committed the crime. 1t was
announced today. The men were con-
victed OF killing Giuseppe Taskantlo,
q Syrian peddlcr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
HAWKINS on TRIAL.
Faces Court on Indictment of silbor-5
milton OF Perjury. &

Z IIHtIUH UI .ICTIHT!.
In the United States district court this
morning. James II. Rawlins. wealthy
livestock man of Draper, was placed on
trial under an indictment charging him
with subordination of perjury. Several
ijurymen were examined this morning.
According to tho Indictment. Mr..
Rawllns took UP considerable land u.
UIntah county and also had several
Others take up land too under q con-
tract to buy from them as soon as 1t
was homestcadcd. II Is alleged that
RawIins made some false statements In
some aflldavts he had filed In connec-
'tIon with the land cases.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
POPULATION OF DEnLIN

Berlin. Dec. 5.--Thc provisional
count Of the city OF Berlin ana its
suburbs under the general census
shows an aggregate population of
about 3.40O.000. 1t will he some weeks
before the final figures arc announced.
Munich has a population OF b9b,053.
$40. 49, f
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
FUNERAL OF MRS. PUTNAM.
Service for RESPECTED Woman Held
Al st. Marks Cathedral.

The funeral of Mrs Ella Chester Put
nam, widow of the late Rector n. F. Put
from The cathedrai This nfternoon, With
n largo attendance OF sympathetic friends
Dean Caladny officatcd. and the burial
was In the family plot Mt Mt Olivet.
Mrs, Putnam belonged .tp.+pn OF the old
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-05
SHERIFF-ELECT RESIGNS.

Henry Thompson, chief probation Of
ficer Of Emery county, having been
elected sheriff Of the county. has ten
dered his resignation as probation Of
ilccr to Gov. Spry.