The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24

r.srisnt oy Edward =. C'ons',
.,yy SUNDAY evening of last
|8 could have seen the Mar
1 u.,aocrs dining at the Dres-
:, rIuh avenue. The ohserv-
" W. y. or NAV moi have known
" IN. man nor ANYTHING Of his
b, would INSTANTLY have no.
Mr1 VT,, sIuewv figure and his Tea
II y hs%n.cut nc and regular like those
,.,,.n bronze The marduls wore
n coat fitting snuglv OH the
,,r sf,er the fashion OF the 'sllors
..r "a remember that every coun
s,.,,Ins a kingdom living Within
s.'rSsres of this republic, ! do
',,r ihe fiction Of sovereignty at
y, 70 The legations at WASHINGTON
,Asn,om state rather. keeping the
The traditions. even the very
u th mother country no num- .
4, h,rnSsrv posts mark the limits
so,s,rn Kingdoms: our police
rI,tlnrly through them az ono
!. t-ourh a shadow: the grip of our
y, .hsr Is but hand closing
~ ,h,dou, After the shouts. the
,Ns n,ishetry. there Is stlll tho
- on the wall. The authority OF a
~-s., ran be enforced only over
,iI,h NAV bc follcd with a bullet
arpor pistol a ghost
szs only In this Kingdom OF italy
Y, siraors Mazaccra was marquis
- IN NeW York he was merely n
n hsayy opera. ono Ricardo Robini
N, voice Ike that ~ MANY sirens.
. ,.,r b, heard NJ winters night,
.r-.lnr nIne in Herr Wagncr's mann.
. 4 srran for not more than half An
4. ,r5 lstor. for no fec at all. over
-trizhi dinner in counsel with some
.rr.eyed dlscIple Of Dusn. il one came
"a, 10 the same inn with him.
a fhai generation which sets para
a hshlnj stage curtain. SignOre
|.-,rr1 was a happv half mortal. know
4 ,,I,htr good or evil. faun OF
|r,sss. full ~ laughter; one born
mys,erous union NJ some sun
u slih woman Of TUSCANY unde-
"A trees on summer afternoon
- we're no carcs. no obligations. NJ
~ 4 feeling in that beautiful face
ire flrst lights of the morning witt
vonss Of everlasting vouthfulness
y ysi the man. plying this emascu-
~ ,raSs. was In fact q ruthless. cal
ctf. stesl-nervcd sentinel, present
j laaN thus singing, I'm the world"
Il ecblic places. and reporting each
~ % that phantom kingdom OF Itaiv
Il tsn like a wcll-iittiug shadow over
Ir,.'s and buildings Of New York.
ID MARQUIS Ma2accra lived openly,
" In suite AT the Dresden. main
ID private handsom with his crest
fsc on the harness. thrilling night
a tght those thousands who packed
'rn. l..tA f..
d fo'k. With notes stolen from Pan
y sondrouslv In some wooded hoi-
ADd yet for weeks the district at
n Of New York had known that this
tghi 10 hc In the electric chair
Hsnnts knew II. the police officers
u tlly Knew II. On a memorandum
lstonhole OF the district attorneys
Vas written down as guilty Of
~ IN the first degree willful. pre-
-atd murder. The details OF the
te'e there, the statement or the
naming the Marquis Nazaccra.
'aen. The iron-ncrved marquis
~ concealed on the day that mem
..n vas written. nor on any day
M. The police could have laid
nnds on him In five minutes in
. t-.n' housing al the Dresden. and
sfp, under silk covcrlcts, dlncd
.Aeay, rode up and down the city
ansom. and the district attorney
70 nay. Il should he written, re-
sppTchend him on criminal
Is moi too hastily denouncc this
IN suorney of New York. He was
-'nupilole public servant, able. per-
'eAfiess. His reputation sranus
snd This requlsition came not
~ through the rubbing Of any fairy
y. No2Iiously buIlded by tho sweat
he His record could I'm no wise
., one fearing those In high
awning elsewhere for thrift:
"A se ne person moYet. by SEN
4 he slmperings of emotion be-
lie was hard headed
aNEet Why, then. this Inn