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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-06
LIEUTENANT 7 BAGUE
MAKES NEW RECORD
Frenchman Flies Over Medi-
terranean a Distance of
1915 Miles.

| NICE. France. March 5.-Lieutenant
| ISaguc accomplished a sensational and
daring feat today by living over the
Mediterranean from Antibes to the little
island Of Gorsona, off the Italian coast
He covered more than 200 kilometers
| G2i5 miles), establishing a new record
for over-sca flight. This he did without
the assistance Of tugs. torpedo boats Or
ANY other craft to guide him or to add to
his confidence.
Lieutenant Baguc started at 1:3o
o'clock this morning in Bleriol mono
I plane. with the intention Of landing on
| Corsica and proceeding thence. by way
| Of Sardinia and Sicily, TO Tunls TO rislt
! the colonel Of the Fourth Algerian rifles.
| From this regiment he resigned TO de-
| vote himself to aviation.
In tho presence OF lew spectators tne
aviator left the ground, rising at once to
considerable height He shaped his
course southward and soon vanished.
Aided by a strong wind his progress was
| rapid, and Il dispatch was finally re-
| Celved here that he had arrived at Cor
gona. This island lies between Corsica
apd Lcghorn.
| Bague landed there at 1 o'clock in the
| afternoon, the descent being made with
awkwardness and danger on account OF
| the trees and rocks. The monoplane
struck heavily and was badly damaged.
hut Baeue was not hurt.
| II had been his intention TO land at
| Ajacclo on the west coast OF Corsica.
| but on losing his way, he shaped his
course too far north. AS 1t was, he COW
cred a greater distance over the water
than If he had carried out his original
| plan.
| Basue's oYer-sca flight breaks the
T! previous record held by j. \ - McCur-
| dy, who, on January 80 last, flew from
| Key West to within ten miles of the
Cuban shore. a distance of ninely-one
| miles. Glenn II Curtiss last August
made flight over Lake Erie of sixty
| four miles. while other avlators have
| done fifty or more OH several occa-
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The Burlington seconds ash added an
other victory 10 their list OF games Sat-
urday night by defeating the Salt Lake
high school seconds by n score Of 20 to
Is. Although the score close. the
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
PLAY BALL" IS CRY
Of lEAGUERS
I D DAY
Rain Prevents Opening of the
Season in Some Cities. but
Some of Big Fellows Are at
Work Already.

FaN bali ThrN rr oN VA thr BIG
leagues From hraIru thrua,s dorm
umptrcs VIII houm forth this after
noou the command that m,Iiou~ of
baseball luN,r~ ha,r been waiting FOR
through long drcarN basrbail less
months aud IN" teams OF Tia. Natluu-
IA league, the American league aud
th, American association WIN -tnrt
uu their long journey tot the coveted
championship HAS
That I-. provided The weather. man
do,s not iut,rtvr, H., threaten. to
do $50 ANA b.iug grief Co the fans Ia a
number OF rlii,.. A. chicago loNcrs
of tine national game this morning
looked gumpN at lh, rain-~uukrd
str.rt- So did th, ruotcr- a., st
Louis. ',u.Iu and Louisville. white
lat Washington where President Tatt
ha~ been 900 afd training 'or tpr
purpo-, nt nwuuu 'hr frst ban from
his hos iu tu, u,o concrete grand
stand a.. py,rya-i sixties ana pre-
dictIuu uf rain uruusnt gloom to the
heart ul tho enthusiasts.
But 80 utr,3 rItIr- ul tine his leagues
|cuudiuun- rrr uturahir ana the pros
poets ,,r, ipr u,u,uduu. crowds At
IN. up,uug sam,- 800 the National
League, Brooktu plu,- at Rostoh. 81
l.ouis at chicago. Philadelphia at
New Nork aud lIlt-Hurs 700 turinnat.
Ia the American .,I-I. Eu-tuu opens
al Washington. Dh.r-u .' D'tr"iI
cleveland at - l-uu.- N.. E.H York
az Philudrlphiu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
Mobs of Men March FROM
Town to Town Destroying
Ancient Cellars in Protest
Against New Law.
STREETS FLOW
WITH CHOICEST BRANDS
Assembly Puts Through Meas
ure Which Proves Objection
able to Men Who Grow the
Grapes.

Damcry France April ~ Cham
pasne lots. which began In this lie.
partmcn, yesterday continued this
morning Wine cellars az. being de.
siroyed and the disorder II spreading
IN spit, Of the presence of troops The
trouble began on receipt OF news
from Paris that the senate had passed
4 resolution IN favor of the supprcs-
sion of all territorial dclimitauons ~
area IN which wine can legally he des.
gnHicd a. champagne.
Seven Thousand wine growers LEFT
here this morning. marching on Eper-
nay four miles distant TO destroy the
Wine cellass there ThcS sang reyo.
.utionary songs and waved red flags.
Cooperating with another band AZ Az.
they proceeded 20 Vcnteuil where
they DESTROYED the huge wine presses.
Damery TODAY is a picture OF desola'
tion The streets literally are run
ming with champagne mixed with mud
The houses of six wine merchants
were demolished during the night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS
FILED IN NEW YORK
tarWgir Trust COMPANY IAiInr"
Produces Nurr Financial i.uianglc-
uirnts Involving Hig ~uui~.

New iork ApJil r. IN iuyolm.
un,aY petition In bankruptcy was
il'd here toda agalus' William j.
Cummings, prcsideui of the failed
Carnegie rrusi COMPANY ana nov
under Indictment The liabilities are
gtven AZ Si.ooo Dou and tbc assets as
siou0oo pa,,un Merrill wac appoint
ed receiver
Moore IT, a director oi The Carnegie
Trust COMPANY and Martin i tondon
ueu director The llahili.i ics OF
Moore are given a. two millions with
a-s'ts ol one hundred thousand aud
0ouduu ldhlil a sh auu uu,-
hall millions and his assets A. hall
% uiliIou
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
BRASS PLATES WILL
MARK new MEXICO
TEXAS LINE
Boundary Commission Will
Start Work April Is and Ex-
pect to Complete 1t in Thirty
Days OF Less.

Washington, April - Tho United
states boundary commission. which
Is 90 rc-'stdhlish tn" boundary I'm"
between Texas and NrW Mexico. viii
lray. Monahan, Texas. April IL Tor
III" southeast corner "f N.w Mexico.
where it VIII begin T. work. II ~
expected the commission, which con-
sists of former United states senator
Francis VI. 'ockr"ll reprcscntip~ thr
United states, and sam r. scott. th"
state "f Texas, viii require about
thrc. months tu iinish the work. and
about go brass plates which al. iv
a.. set ia solid cement bases, three
feet suuar, have hc"n forwarded go
tho .ommtssluu Thc~r are to be- used
100 replacing the piles ut stones used
%, clark in lNHt iu marking tn"
boundary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
JUDGE v. 5. KENYON
IS |OWA'S NEW
SENATOR
Deadlock. Which Lasted All
Winter Is Broken by His
Election. He Is Progressive
Republican.

D.s Muues. Apri! = Judge VII
liam : Kenyon. a Republican, was
elected United States senator 10 sue
coed thu late senator Dolliyer on the
siNiy.scventh ballot ia the Iowa le-is'
ia,uro this afternoon Victory cam"
ON the second ballot today after a
stormy session Kenyon Is "a pro
gressivo Republican
The legislature. which had been
dCadlockod al winter over rho qucs'
tion of Tho United states scnaiorship,
adiourped sin, die a. . o'clock this
afternoon The house b, vote OF
- TO % this morning oncurred In the
senate resolution 20 that effect.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
A PLAYGROUND FOR
TOM JOHNSON
Il Would Rather Have the
Children Romping Over M
Grave Than One Hundred
Monuments. He Said.

cleveland. =. April i-.-- Whom [
die hop, pyouh vii make d pla
ground over mS pod,. Hurld rather
have tn, children romping over mF
grave than 100 monuments
This wa, the statement Dti'n MAD"
hy former Mayor Tom J." Johnson.
who died Monday night 1" hir friends.
when men iu public NE ditd ami t
monument tu their memory Whs
briug planned.
\ mass meeting viii ho held tumur-
fu,, tu rails, fuud- tur % memorial 40
Mr. Iuhusuns mrmory.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
TARIFF REVISION IS
UNDER WAY
Chairman Underwood Presents
His Bill Putting About 100
Articles on Free List; Will
Help Farmers Most

Washington Arm 3. Chairman
Underwood ol The waFs aud means
roWmit,r. ot the house todat in.o.
duCed his hill lO pul uu thc ire, ,si
ahouJ Ioo articles now duliabl" lh"
list is of special henoni 'u tine Tar.
mer, aud iurlules meats ut uedt. all
knds mmlcr lyaihr. aouds, ctc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
ALASKAN TOWN IS SWEPT
BY FLAMES APRIL 4

Eantrr Alaska. Nprl o.. Details
rt thr urr which pu AprU & threat
rurl tine destruction uf iditdrod Cttt.
th. ni. new miniug camp are sloN
700 coming out Theg, is no wirv ,on-
muu..diiuu Nitb tur town Tho los.
is estimated ~ Sipu,ooo tVpnt, nulld-
MSS nyus banned. hst 'H. nr. -nread
$50 SLOWLY tnat urarl} an tnr stocNs
~ ere saved
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
.CLUTE KILLS SELF
IN BATHROOM
Mayor of Schnectady, N. Y.
Ends Life With Pistol
While Sheriff Waits at Door
With Warrant for Him.

schentcJadN. y y. April -
Jacob " Clute, three times mayor OF
Schenectady, hillcn himself With a
pistol IN the bathroom of his ho~e
today while the sheriff was waiting a.
he door with q warrant. the result
OF charges OF irregularities In The
handling 90 an estate
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
NO SENATOR IS CHOSEN
IN COLORADO TODAY

Denver Nprll ~ tnu-r.--utu
Muun today received 80 votes 20. lr,
-Sprrr b-mocrati, senatorial .H.
lot Maupiu was given one Nuf. Huu
pr. b. g.. jefferson sp.,. O.. ..I
- The Republicans east 81 votes for
g " Waterman
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
NOT GUILTY." SAYS ROGERS
WHEN ARRA|CNEO IN Las VEGAS
ON CHARCEOF KIDNAPPING NEPHEW

Inhuman Uncle Who Admits He Conceived and Assisted in
Execution of Plan to Abduct His Twoand.aHalf Year
Old Nephew Valves Bond and He and Joe Virgins
Ex.Convict. Who Admits He Carried the Baby Off,
Are Remanded to the Penitentiary for Safe Keeping
Will Be in Santa Fe Behind Territorial Prison Wall,
Before Midnight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
rnNOtr NNO Oi.ENNN
DIVIDE TuG UO>ON>

captain Fred Fornoff of IN, Nrw
Mexico mounted police and TIM
hL'ar, of the Santa +, socr,, s,lA
Ice diNid" the honors for the unrny-
'hns "f ia" mystery which TcrNdd"d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
NO KIDNAPPING LAW ON STATUTE BOOKS:
COMMON LAW MAY BE CALLED INTO PLAY

thr town for many DAYS. Apuluniu
soma of the mounted police u the man
who actually rounded up virgins, but
" was left io Fornuff to supply the
missing link IiN means of photo
graph uf Virgins. which h" laid be-
Tor. BabN Rogers. Captain Foruoii
established the fact that u was WIG
gins who lid the abducting When
the picture was put On the floor be-
fore the Rogers baby IN Judge Wal
dos office last evening tn" baby at
once recognized II. Later the child
identified Virgins ~ the man With
whom hc hVcd Whilc hc was away
from ms mammn.
The whoic affair H. - source al great
modification {" the Rogers family. to
the Waldus and to- every ON" ot their
intimate friends Mr. and Mrs. Rog-
.rs. parents of Wiil Rogers. ar" heart
brokcn. as ~ also Mr. Rogers. father
of Htt, Waldo Mrs Rogers Jr II
also much griovod that her brother
in.iaw should stoop to such dis
graceful act. The sentiment today IN
Las Vegas g. bitter against roth Kog-
crs and Virgins. hut mingled with
IA. bitterness there * - tinsc ot -or-
row for Young Rogers Nno ~ nothing
NOR. than WaNward youth. mslcd
bS the lurc of small fortune Wig.
gins. vino r. well known here. was
induced 10 Join the venture uu the
promise of Rogers To- give him sew
oral Thousand dollars. ~ith which he
hoped to leave III, country.
silent Nwr" L. Bianu.d.
The confession made by viii Rogers
Was completed and sworn to bcior.
a notary puzzle shortly after i03 30
o'clock lasi night IN the confession
Young Rogcrs indicates tdat 'Dia-
mond DICK. stories. particularly u
novel named. "Th. silent War are
responsible for his downfall Rogers
duplicates Virgins IN IN. affair cx-
Guiding an others suspected OF com
! plioity Virgins. IN hi~ confession,
! secured early this morning claims ""
had NO connection with the KIDNAPPING
other than to permit Rogers 10 use
{ his house FOR the furthcrarce OF the
scheme. Rogers story follows
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
Troops Charge With sabers

EpernnN France. NpriI i2.-TrOOps
today charged the wine rioters with
drawn sabers after several champagne
depots had ben sacked. several per.
sons were wounded.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
,signrdb WILL. itD,;EiiS
Wigsius ~ Murdered "nd u pcnucn.
ttWry strd.

Wiggiu's story nf the kidnapping is
a rambling affair. he laws th" entire
blame on the shoulders Of young sog-
90 uad SAYS that Rogers never did
anything FOR him beyond standing
good. for u sixteen dollar grocery
hill. Virgins story Is defective IN
some places and ne may make - NOR"
complete statement later. His story
fotlptyN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12

JOhn to- tn" house OF virgins. ! told
John ! wanted to inquire about En-
ridu" S"na or any of the officers
that had been By
John remained In the auto and I
went into the house. Previously 7
had written To- Virgins asking him
to destroy everything that vas lcf,
In the house that was connected with
the child. When went there I'm my
auto on the saturday oi which have
spoken told wlgeinS To- be- careful,
Virgins wie was not at home dur.
Ing the time the child was in inc
house had agreed with Virgins
that hc was To have two or three
thousand dollars rs his share uf tho
ransom. maxi this statement ~
the result of my own FREQ viii and
acco,l ana not ~ tn" result of any
threats or intimidation viii add
thgt Joseph Virgins and myself
we're tn" only ones concerned in thi,
matter or that had any knowledge
~ it
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
Mus, Have Seen Crazy at Time Says
Roger.

iielurc he was taken back Ia his
'"h this morning, after his arraigB'
mont Rogers repeated over and over
Ia himscli and 10 The officers that h,
must have been crazy when he az.
ranged Tor kidnapping his brothers
bubN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
NJ kidnapping Law.
iusmmit, Ia he ucicnsc.

Young Rogers has not vet retained
an attorney iu defend him. but II ~
understood that temporary insanity
vii b" his defense when a." L. AR
faignrd for trial. The tl2,"n0 which
ih' Rogers paid far IN" return "f
lh"ir bsb' was discovered last night
~ cr"vire Ia chimney ia the Rog-
S6s home. Rogers first hid II In his
automobile but later tuok II tu his
brothers house.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-03
ALIMONY IN \ QUEER TANGLE
Former Chicago Woman Seeks to
Have Two Men Support Her.

New York.-Is a woman entitled 10
receive support from more than one
husband at any one time? Mrs. Es-
tele Werner, who obtained divorce
from Louis Pelletier, in Chicago in
1902. and later married her present
husband, Charles Werner, is trying in
the supreme court here to collect $4,-
269.13 back alimony from Pelletier
who is now a salesman in this city. He
says that he and his wife agreed at
the time he filed suit for divorce that
he would not defend it provided she
would not ask for alimony. 1t now
appears that the Chicago decree pro-
vided that Pelletier should pay $40
month alimony to his wife.
Opposing Mrs. Werner's claim. John
~ Johnson, attorney for Pettetier,
declared that public policy If nothing
else, would seem to be against a wo-
man receiving support from more
than one husband. Mrs Pelletier
married Werner four weeks after the
final decree of divorce was granted to
her.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-03
CAMPAIGN TO SELL
STANF|ELD LANDS
(speclal correspondence. }

Stanfield, ore, Nov. 3 F. l.. Sher-
colonizer, whose headquarters are at
Spokane, has been at Stanfield this
week looking over the Furnish pro-
ject preparatory to opening up sales
campaign to dispose of the unsold
lands in the project belonging to the
Inland Irrigation Co. A photograph
er, in company with Mr.. Sherwood,
has also been on the project taking
views of the lands which will demon
strate the improvements that have
been made therein.
The Women's study Club held their
scmi-monthly meeting yesterday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. J. E..
Faucet.
Wharton L. West of West & owen
Co.. of Portland, was transacting bus
mess here Wednesday.
Mrs. f. A. Baker was an Echo vis-
itor Wednesday.
L. Y. Stayton of Tacoma, was in
Stanfield Thursday.
DR.. G.. f. Watts of Portland. has
been in Stanfield this week looking
after business in connection with the
orchard of the Hazel Investment Co.,
| in which he is Interested.
P. c. Holland, the Hermiston land
man was a, Stanfield visitor Wednes-
day.
Frank Sloan is transacting business
! in Pendleton today.
f. b. stuart and F. NJ. Smith were
Pendleton visitors yesterday
DR.. Henry w. Coe was a passenger
on the 10. al this morning to Portland.
Directors Baker and Wheeler of the
Umatilla Drainage District are in Pen
dleton today attending the meeting OF
the board of equalization which has
under consideration the assessments
against lands within the district for
drainage benefits.
Attorney A. w. Gray is attending
to business at the county seat today
G. l. Hurd, editor of the Stanfield
Standard waS motor passenger to
Pendletom this morning.