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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-03
Organizing in Colorado.

DENVER. Jan. Tomorrow evening
at 1870 O'Clock Democratic members OF
the lower house OF the general assembly
will caucus TO agree upon a speaker and
other officers. as we'll as 10 parcel out
patronage, At the same hour Demo-
cratic members OF the senate Will meet
10 select a president pro tenn. The as
sembly convepcs for the eighteenth gen
eral session on Wednesday at noon. On
Thursday the legislature Will meet In
officers
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Receives offer of Marriage.

NEWARK. n. j., Jan. 2.-Having read
in the newspapers about the plight OF
Katherine Metauski. nineteen-y year old
Polish girl. who. attired as a boy, asked
for lodging at n Newark police station
about two weeks ago. p. c. Chinel. who
says lie is a contra actor. has written the
police from Oakland. Cal. asking TO mar
ry Katherine. He says he will forward
her ticket to take her TO the coast II
she will agree to go. Chinell declares
that he is OF middle age and we'll off.
The girl is at present in tho house Of
detention here. The letter was shown
TO her and after reading II she said that
she would consider the matter. The po-
lice have asked the Oakland authorities
concerning Chincu
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CALIFORNIA FIGHT WARM
A. G.. Spalding and Judge Works in
Race for Senate.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 2.-The thirty
ninth Legislature OF the state of Cali
fornia began it's sessions hero today with
a rush that augurcd we'll for an active
session. Two sessions were held. Gov
ernor Gilletts final message received.
and tonight the legislators plunged into
the United States senatorShip election
situation with a zeal which promised TO
last until the early morning hours.
The fight between Judge John D.
OF San Diego TO succeed United States
Senator Frank p. Flint is already warm :
ing up Works has the support OF Gov
ernor Hiram W. Johnson and OF the
Lincoln Roosevelt Republican organize
ton.
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BAT Tie IS EXPECTED
O|V HO|VDURAV SH0RF
Bcnilla Reported to Be Prepar.
ing to Attack in Porto
COrtes.
Concluded From Page One.

engagement is said to have taken nls,,
yesterday. These soldiers. il ,s !.
lieved here, are TO be used in tbs =,
tack upon Puerto Cortes. In -,
days march a iuncture could he a.
fected near here with the Bonilla troon,
at Montague bar. ''p'
From indications the government II,
tends TO make a strong fight hero hw,
there is grave doubt as TO the lov.l,y
Of the troops. II is believed thai ~
mere presence here of Manuel Boo;rI,
or General Lee Christmas will resnI, !,
a general ''turn oyer' and caDss >,
alliance Of the government troops r;,l
the revolutionists. 20"
Captain Davis of the United S,,;.,
cruiser Tacoma, which lies far m, 4.
the harbor, has stated that immedis,sl,
upon the outbreak of hostilities no Iii
land sufficient number Of blueiaets,.
10 protect the lives Of Americans
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FIGHT ON SPEAKERSHIP
Fifteen Candidates Want to Preside
Over Illinois House

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Jan. mo one
can predict tonight the outcome OF to-
morrow's speakership caucus Of the Re
publican members elect to the forty-sev-
entl; general assembly. Everything de-
pcnds on the action OF former Speaker
Edward d. Sburtcff and his followers.
He has been careful not to say anything
that might commit either himself or his
followers.
We're IL not for a little harmony talk
that floated through hotel corridors late
this evening the situation might readily
be described as rivaiing that Of two years
ago. when Speaker Shurtleff and his band
refused TO participate In the caucus and
gained control of the house.
With fifteen candidates for SPEAKER.
either receptive avowed. each expects
the lightning 10 strike in his direction.
and consequently no one wants to give
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Practical Exhibit.

NEW YORK, Jan. "A Jersey COW
is TO be added to the Central park me-
nageries as an educational exhibit for
the children OF New York. According
TO the park commissioners. there are
thousands Of public schools that never
have seen a COW and have a crude con-
There are sheep and goats in the bark
and the commissioners think the chill
dren should have a chance TO become
familiar with other domestic animals
The cow is to be installed at once and
the milking will be done in the paddock
where children may see il.
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Spirits for Rheumatism

The Increased use of spirits for rheu-
matism is causing considerable discus :
sion among the medical fraternity. II
is a wonderful cure when mixed WIN
certain other ingredients and taken
properly. The following Is the formula
Ito orc half pint of good whiskcy ada
one ounce OF TorIs compound aud one
ounce OF syrup Sarsaparllla compound
Take In tablespoonful doses before cach
meal and before retiring. Any nrusG1st
has these ingredients or will quickly get
them. Any one can mix them rms
formula was published here last winter
and thousands were promptly benefited.
IL gives immediate relief.
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oliver in Pennsylvania.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 2.-The mem
bers of the senate and house from all sec
tions Of Pennsylvania are gathering in
Harrisburg for the meeting of the gen.
eral assembly tomorrow.
The caucuses TO name candidates for
United States senator will be held to-
night.
election and his friends predict that no
other name will be presented to the Re-
publican caucus.
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Maine Democrats in Power.

AUGUSTA Me. Ian. 2,--The Demo
cratic legislature which Convenes this
week. will have the distinction of begin
ming its deliberations in s'atehouse re-
modelled and enlarged al a cost OF $35O.O0o
by the las, Republican legislature.
This Is the first Maine legislature 10 be
Democrats in both branches since that
OF 1877. which chose James w. Bradbury
nitcd States senator,
a Democratic caucus for the selection
ot a candidate for United States senator
10 suGcecd Eugene Hale has been called
Tor next Wednesday evening.
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To Command Preside.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2,-Col. John
Wiser. commandant at Fort Screven.
Savannah. Ga. has been ordered by the
war department to the command OF the
San Francisco artillery district in place
OF Col. j. a. Lundeen.
Colonel Lundeen. who has been In
charge OF the post at the presidio fort and
the San Francisco artillery for four years,
has been ordered to Corregidor island,
the principal fort OF Manila harbor
The change will be more in the latter
part OF this month.
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Mother Held Blameless.

TACOMA. Wash. Jan. Mrs. Vic
toria G. Herold. arrested Saturday morn
ing after she had shot and probably ia
tally wounded Harry b. Williams. when
the latter attempted 10 kidnap her IL
months old daughter. Frances. was re-
leased from the city Jail tonight and held
blameless by the prosecuting attorney.
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Hitchcock in Nebraska.

LINCOLN. Neb.. Jan. For tho first
time in the history OF the state. Ne
braskas legislature is taking little or no
interest in the election of a United States
senator. G.. NJ. Hitchcock. who was the
successful candidate at the Novembe,
election. will ne chosen without oppos-
ton IN the legislature. Hitchcock was the
choice Of tine people at the polls under
the Oregon plan. He is a Democrat.
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Carey Not Candidate.

CHEYENNE. Wyo Jan. 2.-Joseph NJ.
Carey. clccled on the Democratic ticket
to succeed Governor b. b. Brooks, was
inauguraled governor OF Wyoming a,
noon today. Intense cold made necessary
the abe endonment OF ceremonies arranged
10 take place in the open air. In his
inaugural address Governor Carey indi-
Gated that he was not a candidate Tor
United States senator. \ reception was
given the governor and other state Off
GERS at the capitol tonight.
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Wisconsin's New Governor.

MADISON. Wis. Jan. Z.-Frances Nc
Govern of Milwaukee was sworn in as
governor OF Wisconsin at noon today 4
feature OF the Inauguration was a big
ball in the university gym toni hit.
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REPUBLICAN In SADDLE
Governor oddie, First of His Party in
Many Years, Takes Oath
in Nevada

RENO. New. Jan. 2.-Tasker L. Oddie
was inaueurated governor of Nevada AT
Carson City. He is the first Republican
10 occupy the position since the early
COS The oath Of office was conferred
by Chief Justice j. G.. Sweeney OF the
supreme court. All the other state Off
GERS were sworn into office at tine same
time. Following his inauguration Cover
l.. F. Adamson OF Goldfield as state H.
cense and bullion tax collector and c. A..
Norcross of Reno as his private secre-
tary.
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"0T srssd scned.
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Hard Colds.

People whose blood is pure are not
nearly so likely TO take hard colds as
are others.
Physiology goes into the reason.
Hoods Sarsaparilla makes the blood
pure, causing healthy action of the mu.
cous membrane and giving strength an
tone TO all the organs and functions
This great medicine RECEIVERS the sys-
tenn after a coll. as no other does.
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Struggle in West Virginia.

WHEELING. w Va. Jan. 2.-The con-
test among the Democrats for the seat
now held in the United States senate by
Nathan z. Scott. Republican. is now con :
sidered as hve-cornered with the enroll
mcnt OF John j. Cornwell of Hampshire
county this week as a receptive candidate
tween. Clarence Watson, the Fairmoni
coal oberator. and John 7. McGraw OF
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Coal Races With Cold.

PITTSBURG Jan. 2.-Racing before the
rapidly approaching cold wave. 5000. 900
bushels OF coal and $500 tons OF finished
products of steel are on their way to
southern ports. The fleets left Pittsburg
today and hope TO keep in front of a
temperature which means impossible
navigation OF the Ohio river. Two big
fleets preceded them.
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To Rescue Steamship,

NORFOLK, Kan, Jan. Booth the
wrecking steamer Rescue and the reve
nue. cutter Onondaga were today hur.
rying down the coast to the assistance
of the American steamship Honduras
bound from Sabine Pass, Tex, for Port
anchor off the Hatteras coast short
of both fuel and provisions.
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NEW HANDS At HELM
IN VARIOUS STATES
Interest Centers in Election BY
Legislatures of United
States Senator's.
Concluded From Page One.

iIsve been mentioned Tor tho office. are
here. They have rcfrained from publicly
discussing the senatorial situation.
Charles r Murphy. leader OF Tammanv
Hall, has informally conferred with leg
islators and leaders. but has given no in
Senatorship.
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Have you a weak throat' If so, you
cannot be too careful. You cannot be
gin treatment too early. Each cold
makes you more liable to another and
the last is always the harder to cure,
II you will take hamberlain s Cough
Remedy at the outset you Will be saved
much trouble. Sold by all dealers.
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OIL Prices Advance.

INDEPENDENCE. Kan. Jan c.-The
price of all grades OF crude oil was ad =
vanced cents barrel here today by
the Prairie OIL and Gas comTaany making
the price "A cents. the highest in more
than three years.
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Gather at Oklahoma City.

Members of the Oklahoma Legislature are
here for the third regular session OF that
body which is scheduled to begin at noon
tomorrow in The assembly rooms OF a
large office building here.
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Pistol Duel Fatal.

Ell, PAsO. Tex, Jan. IL Shili
duel about the possession - ssuri.y
twenty-five miles from hp , lIIe, D.
morning Cipriano IriJullo SsS 10 Nel'
a man named Bustilfos, Mn2 ad while icie'
leo. Trijullo was attache'
ing wood on burros.
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Steals Evidences Of Griel

NEW YORK. Jan, THE pom orn ;h.r
searching today for man ,,as ~ on re-
characterize as the meanest ,n'e, ~ bis,f
ord. He stole the stTeameiissr bad
attached att he'd TO the door of Brooklyn ''''
GPnce.
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Fire In Omaha.

OMAHA, Jan. 2.-Fire today de-
stroyed four one-story store buildings in
South Omaha, causing a loss of about
100000. A blizzard raging at the time
made. the work of the fire department
especially hard. The buildings were oc-
cupied by Rueben's grocery, Central
bowling alleys, j. f. Sans, hardware,
and j. l.. O'Leary, shoes
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Peninsula Is Recognized.

LANSING. Mich. Jan. Chase 6. Os-
borne Of Sault Ste. Marie. we'll known as
an author OF books OF travel and as a
public speaker. was sworn in today at
noon as the twenty ninth governor OF
Michigan. lie IS the first citizen Of the
upper peninsula 10 hold the office.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent $50
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Contest in Tennessee.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. 2.-The nfty-
seventh general assembly OF tho state Of
Tennessee convened here at noon today
Interest in this legislature centers chiefly
in the selection of a United States sena-
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atinr Pays. 5Sr5' Post
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Rohhers Kill DOGS

EDGEWATER PARK, N. j., Jan. p
Last week nearly every dog in this
place was poisoned and the residents
came to the conclusion that band OF
robbers was preparing TO raid the town
Citizens put additional bolts on their
doors and windows and took other pre-
cautions.
The robbers came early today. After
attempting to hold up Strickland Nc
Cay. wealthy citizen of the town, they
broke into the railroad station and post
office. The robbers blew open the
safe, but before they could get much
booty they were frightened off.
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Fire in st. Louis Suburb.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 2.-Fire destroyed the
Autenreith hotel at Clayton, a suburb
of ST Louis. tonight. The damage is es-
timated at 1000.
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GOVERNOR JUDSoN HARMON
OF Ohio.

up without a struggle. 1t is asserted that
In view than TO muddy up the water bur
with ii all no one wants TO quit while
these Is left possible chance OF sue
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Fatally Hurt In Mill.

PITTSBURCi. Jan. 2.-Whjle olInS the
shafting at the Pittsburg Glass company s
plant at Tarentum today. Charles Geb-
hart IS years old was caught In the ma
chinery and whirled about until every
bone In his body was broken. He died
ylthjn an hour.
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Grafton. The legislature meets on Janu-
Gry IL and the senatorial election Is
slated for January -.
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Loses Footing and Drowns.

STOCKTON. Cal. Jan. ,ss,
Howard. a deck hand. trieo esiE s,n,
to walk a narrow plank eNtsnuS, S,n.sto;
q barge to the shore of the n
channel. lost his footing and ~
drowned He had sister llVins +" 0f
den. Utah.
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Bishops Daughter Held Up.

The train went on thirty miles west TO
Promontory Point and from there Con-
ductors Middleton and Cunningham
notified the Southern Pacific train
dispatcher al Ogden. who in turn
notified the sherifts office and the oe-
den police department.
Bishop William Waymcnt OF Warren
notified the sheriff that a young man
and Wayments two daughters had been
held up by two armed men as they were
returning from dance at Warren.
The Young man had only cents and
this was returned 10 him by the holdup
men. The highwaymcn. Bishop wayment
reported. were between Reese and War
rem. going northeast in the direction Of
the Utah Hot Springs.
The two highwaymen for whom the
posses are nov searching are described
as medium sized men. wearing heavy
duck coats. One wore a cap and the
other hat. One is about five feet seven
inches in height and the other about five
feet ten or eleven inches tall.
After the holdup was reported the
chief dispatcher ordered the train TO con-
tinue on its way TO San Francisco.
The only Car not entered by the robbers
was the express car which was not mo-
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With Moisant when they hau pe'
o,,aiutcd but two days.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. BY a vote
NJ 3sa9 ayes To 3o29 nays. Springfield 10.
day adopted the commission form OF gov
ernment. Despite blizzard. about sc
per cent of the voting population went
to the polls.
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Inquiry al Ogden by The iripIn. l,., ~ .,
resentative failed 10 locate the S''''
Howard.
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SPRY WORKING
RCAP|TOL
Governor Said to Be Interview.
ing Heavy Taxpayers of
City and County.
Is EXPECTED To MAKE
ANNOUNCEMENT SOON
Large Number Of Capitol Hill
Residents Want a Better
Street Car Service.

The proposition 10 erect capitol build
ing in Salt Lake City is one OF the Inn
portant matters 10 como before the legi3-
lature. which will meet January ..
Gov. William Spry, i, is understood. is
enthusiastically in favor of the building.
as he was two years ago. but lie is in
doubt as 10 jus, how TO approach the
matter al the present.
The vote two years ago on the measure
10 levy the tax for q binding was de-
feated by large majority Weber county
voting Overwhelmingly against IT. ~ the
same time. the vote Gas such that II
Salt Lake county had got out its voting
strength. the proposition would have
carried.
At the recent election a constitutional
amendment providing that the state might
increase its bonded Indebtedness was
adopted by the people This p3Ncs the
way for action By tho incoming lcsisla I.
turc, which can issue the necessary bonds
10 start the work The new capitol.
Interviewing the heavy taxpayers in this
city and county respecting the matter.
and lie hopes TO get them In line FOR the
capitol building to such an extent that
the voting OF The bonds by the legisla-
turc will be assured. The governor. II is
understood. VIII he ready to make an an
nounccmcnt in relation to the matter
within ~ few days
Upon the assumption that The capitol
building is n certainty, residents OF Capt
FOL hill to the number OF moro than SOD
are taking steps TO secure better street
car service and have circulated 'ition,
addressed TO w. II. Bancroft, president
of tie Utah Light and Railway company.
\ asking him 10 assist them III the mat
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HOLD UP. OVERLAND;
KILL, ROB, ESCAPE
Bandits Slay Porter Who Re-
sists: Shoot Another: Posses
in Pursuit of Fugitives.
Concluded From Page One

from the city have gone in automobiles
TO the scene of the holdup and posses
Lake on the south arc working towards
Ogden. The train was stopped a, l1lS
and was held by the robbers until 1880
ihi- 1ranrrif1rr
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Second Holdup Recently.


this section within the last six months.
The other robbery occurred the latter
part OF July. Two masked and armed
men stopped the Butte Portland special
on the Oregon Short Line al Five Points.
three miles north OF Ogden. about i
o'clock in the morning and while one
bandit stood guard over the engineer and
fireman the other. with drawn revolver
went through two day coaches and one
Pullman dubbed resisting passengers
into submission. Including women. and
procured between 5000 and $500 In money
and $3.50 to $1,000 In iewcrs. Tho bandits
escaped I'm buggy and no trace of them
has been found.
The body of the slain porter and the
wounded man will be taken TO Ogden on
the regular eastbound passenger which
will arrive there at $50 this morning.
The wounded are being cared for at
Promontory, TO which point the train
proceeded Immediately after the holdup.
Reports that holdup was planned on
the Oregon Short Line for q point
somewhere between Salt Lake City and
Cache Junction a week ago Monday night
are said TO have been received at the
railroad company's offices here. Special
railroad police. headed by Patrolman John
j. Riley OF the Salt Lake City police
force, were detailed on tho passenger
train which it was supposed would be
held up. The officers remained on the
train until IL reached McCammon, Ida.
but no suspicious looking persons boarded
the cars
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Commission for Springfield.

Auction sale, 627 South Main, post.
poned
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To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money if it fails to
cure. F.. W Groves signature is on
each box. Csc
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-,sr,i,o y1achInC MT, MOISdHr "o0'
| ,n W. ono in which he won secono
me- rnr In the international cup race ~
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RarnoYal.

! Held, engraver, Now 10 Z. Second |
South, kenyon Hotel Building