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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03
PURSUES GUILTY
COUPLE IN AUTO
Tragedy Follows Overtaking Of Port
land Or, Woman and Prize
Fighter by Irate Husband

BEND. Or. June 2.-Louis Long OF
Oakland. Cal. a prize fighter. was shot
and killed, and Mrs. Riley OF Portland,
Or, was dangerously wounded by the
woman's husband yesterday while en-
deavoring TO escape from their pursuer
in an automobile Riley followed in an
other car. and when Longs machine
broke down first Killed Long then shot
down the woman. Riley surrendered him
self.
Long had been in the central Oregon
region for some time taking on fighters
In various towns. He was in Portland
q few months ago. and II is believed the
Riley woman followed him into the CEN
trail Oregon region. Riley learned Of her
whereabouts and followed the couple 10
Opal City. Or. Long and the Riley won,
an learned OF the coming OF the jrate
husband and started for Redmond In a
machine TO escape his wrath
When Riley came up with the runaways
he ordered the chauffeur TO stop and.
jumping out OF the machine, engaged in
a fist fight with Long.
Riley got the worst OF the battle and
suddenly drew a revolver and shot Long
three times. killing him instantly. Riley
then turned his weapon on his wife, who
was still in the automobile. and shot her.
Riley surrendered himself to the au-
thorities.
Rilcy's chase OF the Long car was sup
they cheered the irate husband as he
lockers declare that Long clinched with
mis- antagonist and then Riley reached
around and shot the prize fighter In the
hnrl,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03
DEFUNCT COMPANY
WILL REORGANIZE
Investors In the E. D. Shepard Concern
of Colorado Hope to Recover
Something.

DENVER June 2.-E. u. Shepard s.
Company. operating railroad and coal
mining projects In Colorado and New
Mexico. who failed in 1909 after having
sold $50 600. 000 worth of securities TO In
vestors. are 10 be reorganized. a new
holding company Is 70 be formed, II was
announced today. 10 take over the rail-
roads and mines and extend and operate
the properties.
Among the companies involved were the
Yankee Fuel company. Colorado cor
poration with $4,000. 600 stock and $4,000
000 bonds; the Santa Fe. Ration & East
ern railroad: Santa Fe. Ration & Des
Moines railroad Santa Fe. Liberal &
Englewood & Canadian River Railroad
company. the Yankee Mercantile company
and Ration FNIe, company.
The corporation owned coal lands in
southern Colorado and ColfaX county.
" NJ. The railroads were projected as
connections with the Santa Fe. Rock
Island and other systems In Oklahoma
and Kansas
Very little work was done on the prop
critics and finally the Offices of the cor .
pora,ion in New York City were closed
By the sheriff.
Investors in the company have now or
ganlzcd holding company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03
Conspirators Attempt to Blow
Up MaderO With Dynamite
During Ball at Juarez.
MAN WITH EXPLOSIVE
CAPTURED AT THE DOOR
Further Developments Expect
ed; yilljoen to Settle Matters
in Lower California.

EFT. PASO. June 2.-Soon after the de-
parture of Francisco I. Madero. JT.' Tor
Mexico City today, details were made
known OF an alleged attempt to dyna-
mite him.
The plot according Ia the insurrecto po-
lice, was to have been carried out dur
ing the ball which Senior Madero at
tended in Juarez last night
Cruzrey. former Jete po!tlco OF Gusda-
lupe. opposite Fahens. Tex. whom Ma
dero deposed, has been locked up In
Juare5 and placed incommunicado and IN
eurrecto secret service men nave oeeh
detailed 10 make other arrests
When the plot was discovered enough
dynamite vas being carried into the BALL
room TO blow up the entire building.
Conspirator Discovered.
About 500 people, including Senor Ma :
dero and his wife, We're The principals
and spectators of a grand march. when,
about IL o'clock. a man was stopped a.
the entrance Out Of the mans pocket
was pulled a large tin can, which was
filled with dynamite and proVided WIN
sert that had the dynamite exploded few
In the ballroom would have escaped In
Jury.
Opinion is expressed by the Juarez au-
thorities that the presence OF the oyna-
mite is only part of an elaborate con-
spiracy, formed in Mexico City and other
places by political party Opposed 10
Madero. and that further developments
are expected.
The departure of Senior Madero LETT
Juarez in charge Of General Jose de la
Luz Blanco and 1900 insurrectos
Situation at Chihuahua.
Abram Gonzales. provisional governor
of Chihuahua, will soon leave for the
capital of the state, where 5000 insur-
rectos under General Orozco are confront
ed by an almost equal number Of fed
era] troops. Although the situation in
Chihuahua CITY is siil reported restless,
II is believed the federal troops Will
evacuate without any confusion result
ing from forced invasion by insurrectos.
President de la Barra teegTaphed to-
day that permission had been secured
from the United States to allow General
villjoen, with 900 picked men and field
artillery. to travel through this country
to Lower California, Villjoen Will at
tempt to suppress the uprisings In Lower
California. where the insurrectos refuse
to abide by the peace agreement made
by Madero.
Three Americans were killed May II at
Santa Rosalie. south Of Chihuahua ac-
cording to refugees who arrived today.
Among them was Albert Phillips OF Los
Angeles. Cal. and Captain Bulger. Twen-
" federals and insurrectos also were
killed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03
PITTSBURG GRAFT
CASES COLLAPSE
Hofstot, Friend and Other Alleged
Bribe Givers Finally Escape
Clutches Of Law.

PITTsBURG. June 2.-The further
prosecution OF the councimanic graft
cases was abandoned formally today when
Judges Braser. Shafter and HaymaNer,
in quarter sessions OF the court granted
nolle PROSE- Of all the remaining IN
dictments. slNty-two in number. except
those against County Delinquent Tax
Collector Max c. Leslie and former Prosi-
dent Of Common Councilmen William
Brand The latter is serving a term in
the Western penitentiary.
The court granted the nolle PROSE- on
application of District Attorney Blakley.
who said the commemorative cases had
been weakened by the death Of two i'm
portant witnesses. Ollie Hamilton and
Charles c. Fltzsimmons. and also that
sentiment in the community had veercd
around as To the graft prosecutions.
Tho court also allowed nolle PROSE-
of the indictments against Frank n.
Hoffstot Of New York. the banker and
car manufacturer. and the other defend
ants
Charles w Friend. wealthy business
man who pleaded nolle contendre 70 n
charge OF giving eH-Councilman Charles
Stewart bribe money. was fined $500 and
costs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03
MRS. MARY BARKER
HAS DISAPPEARED
Friends of Former Tabor Lodg-
ing House Proprietor Are
Alarmed.

Mrs Mary Barker. who had charge
of the Tabor lodging house at the COZ
ner of Second East and First Sou'h
streets for about two weeks previous
to last Wednesday. has disappeare"
No one knows or seems 10 know whefc
she has gone. why she has gone, OF;
in fact, whether she has really gone
or not. The only thing that can pc
found out is that she is no longer hn
charge of the lodging house, which sne
rented about two weeks ago.
When Mrs Barker came mere from
Butte about two weeks ago she pouen,
about $4,000 worth of furniture ana
paid $500 down on it. She also pald
70, lease on the lodging house an"
up TO the time Of her sudden dlsap-
pearance seems to have had no oInei
debts. She was last seen Wednesday
evening, although Mrs. Shepherd, VINO
has soda fountain and confectionery
store underneath the lodging house.
saws that she thought she saw her
Thursday morning. -,
Mrs. Shepherd SAYS that she was wen
acquainted with Mrs. Barker and that
she sees nothing very strange IN her
disappearance. She says that from the
first the woman seemed 10 fear that she
had made a mistake in taking the
rooming house. as IT was moi so well
patronized as she had thought 1T would
be. She spoke of leaving and SAID that
when she left she would just pick ur
her belonging and 60 without telling
anyone She hated 10 leave the SooV
that she had put into the furniture
she said. but would do that rather than
take chances on losing more.
4 woman who does work in the
house and who refused 10 give hei
name. thought however, that the DIS
appearance was rather mysterious. She
said that Mrs. Barker was at times III
the best OF spirits and at other times
was very blue and melancholy. She
said that she talked great deal about
Seattle as though if she made another
move she would go there. Mrs. Barker
has q son. Jasper Barker, who is
machinist In Anaconda, Mont.
Luke S. MAY. chief of the Maylor
detective agency here. has charge OF
the case and teIegraphed 30 the son
last night He received the following
answer at clock this morning
"Anaconda. Mont My mother is no
here and do not know where she Is
Have not heard from her for a week
INVESTIGATE and answer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03
CONSOLIDATION OF SIX
MAGAZINE C0MpAA

NEW YORK. June 2.-Annouucs-
was made today by consolidafior
magazine interests In which ak ppA1
tions will be brought under one con
known as the Columbian Sterling 4
Tany The consolidated magaziles
Hampton's Magazine. Columbian N,
zinc, Home Magazine. Sterling Mar,s
Orff's Farm Review and the Arrs6
Woman's Review.
Frank Orff OF the Western Mass,
Publishing company will head tie +
company which was Incorporate 10
for 81 10O. .0C0. The main memfacfo'
of the consolidation Will De done AZ
Louis. the present home Of the We<'
Magazine Publishing company ~
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Escort Shoots Him and Tells Super;ors That He
Was Trying TO Escape.

CANANEA Mexico. June Red"
Lopez. ordered imprisoned by Francisco
l. Madero, Jr., on the charge that he had
"sold out" 10 American interests while in
command OF r section of the lnsurrecto
garrison ar Aqua Prieta. has been exc
cuted. Lopez was being conveyed here
TO serve an eichtyear sentence imposed
by court martial.
Conflicting stories are told by the guard
which was accompanying Lopez. One is
10 the effect that the former insurrecto
leader had attempted TO escape and had
been shot. another that he pleaded to he
executed rather than be taken TO prison,
II Is alleged also that Lopez had con-
fessed having received $4,000 FOR the sur
render OF Aqua Prieta 10 the federals.
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EVIDENCE FAVORS
THE DEFENDANTS
Waiter and Porter Called to Witness
Stand at Trial Of the
Camorrists.

VITERBO June "A waiter at the
Cafe Fortunio. which is said TO have been
the Headquarters OF Enrico AlfaDo. al
legged head OF the Camorra society. and
porter at Alfano's stable were called
TO The witness stand today to give tes-
timony at the trial of the thirty-six Ca
morrists for the murders OF Genarro Gu
occolo and his wife.
The prosecution alleges that the mur-
derers OF Cuoccolo met al the Cafe For
tunio for the purpose OF dividing the
iewelry and government bonds which
were stolen from the murdered man S
apartments. The walter denied that the
CamorrIsts met at the cafe.
The stable porter testified that the
stable did not contain any vehicles be =
longing to Alfano or Giuseppe De Mar
inis. who. II is claimed planned the Gu
occolo murders, and he denied that the
building was ever used as a meeting place
by the CarnorriSts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03
MAoERo EN- ROUTE,
Cheers for the "Llberator" Whenever the
Train Stops.


ALPINE, Tex. June 2 Con board Ma
dero special train).-The Socialists. an
archsts and filbusters in Lower Cali
fornia, as General Francisco I. Madero.
Jr.. characterized them. occupied the at :
tention of the former rebel chief today
Mexico City
General Madero passed through here to-
night.
General Madero realizes that the chief
obstacle To the restoration of tranquility
viii he the Socialists under arms, and
when he received message from Cen
eral Anbrosio Ftgueroa, rebel leader Of
southern Mexico Offering TO lend l500
men In an expedition 10 Lower California.
he tclegraphed General Figueroa that the
matter would be decided after he reached
Mexico City. but To hold the troops In
General Figueroa referred to the posi-
bilty that Lower California might become
separated from Mexico through the efforts
left Juarez he discussed the Lower Call
fornia situation with his military ad
wiser, General Yiljoen, the veteran of the
Boer war. and decided 10 send the latter
10 the disturbed peninsula with a large
force OF troops.
Apprehension for the safety of the
journey OF Senior Madero TO Mexico City
comes more from the possible hostile
acts OF Socialists than any other faction.
Senior Mndero receiyed word that the
cabinet In Mexico City has taken under
consideration "A measure calculated Il
dispense effectively the accumulated in
surrecto soldiers. II Is planned accord
Ing 70 Senior Madero's advisers. to pay
the insurrectO soldiers 81 Mexican cur
rency per day for their services. and g
bonus Of about 90 cents. with the Offer
OF $2b each to those lnsurrectos who will
sell to the government their rifles, be
sides giving each insurrecto q horse.
Senior Madero was cheered by crowds Of
Mexicans today and Americans whenever
the train stopped en- route,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03
IN RAILROAD WORLD
Special on Short Line.

The Oregon Short Line will run a spe-
eial train from Salt. Lake City TO Sparks.
New. on July I. This is for the con-
venience 81 the delegates TO The National
Educational convention in San Francisco
which rs to be held July 10 H. From
Sparks the passengers will take the
Southern Pacific 10 San Francisco and
they may return over either the Salt
Lake Route or the Western Pacific The
train VIII include standard and tourist
sleepers and dining car and an observa-
ton car Tickets Will be on sale from
June - 10 July ;. but state delegates $
may secure them up 10 the time OF the
depsrtnre OF The special Train.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03
CLAIMS HE FIRED n
IN SELF-DEFENj
Maurice Enri ght, Business Agsn,.
Chicago Union, Confesses KILN
Of William Gentleman.

CHICAGO. June 2.-Maurice En-
business agent Of the Stcamnitlers ny
charged with the murder OF VIncsns1
mand and William Gentleman
thought by the police TO have bec;, ,,'
Gated in other shooting affairs and n
slugsings. tonight confessed That ho
and killed Gentleman in a downtoTc'
loon May %.
He absolved labor union officials m
respoEslollity In the murder. and de,,'
he sho, Gentleman after Gentler rnas
fired several shots at him foilovlr1
personal quarrel. He denied nc hnd
knowledge oil the killing OF Vincenf
man or Bernard Malloy. both aesp,.
labor unions. who were shot In ~
recently. -
Cher Of Police McWeeney and h.
tor Hunl who have conducted thr,
against Enright. agreed 10 his reIcss>.
S25. 600 bail. Late tonight ne wac 4,
from the police station and Is ,honrT
have been taken to tho home OF
Judge. where his release is 10 be ARA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03
HOTEL UTAH READY FOR
BUSINESS NEXT FRIDAY

Directors OF the operating company Of
the Hotel Utah have decided 10 open the
new hotel for business Friday morning
July O. following public reception, ad-
mission by card only Each director and
stockholder will bc provided with cards
for two guests each. on account OF the
inability 10 care for q crowd that might
attend a formal reception the directors
decided upon the lnforma! reception.
With the exception OF two guests floors
and the grill room. the hotel VIII he fully
equipped. The first breakfast will be
served Friday morning On the opening
day tho hotel wifi accommodate 1900
diners and 800 guests i'm rooms. The full
capacity when the two floors are finished
will bc 700 guests.
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BISBEE. Ariz.. June o.-when the
guards Of Arturo (Red) Lopez arrived at
Cananca they delivered his serape and
sombrero 10 General Lomel
'He tried TO escape reported the
guards who were taking him 10 prison at
Hermosllo.
Lopezs mother visited General Lomeli
YESTERDAY and asked:
Where Is my SON."
Here is your SON" the general is said
10 have replied, as he handed the serape
and sonbrero TO the aged woman.
Sonora Lopez arrived at Naco today
conveying news of the dcath Of her son
10 Juan Castillo. a friend OF the family
re came to Bisbee and gave out this in
fOrula iion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03
PHILADELPHIA BOYS PASS
THROUGH ON LONG HIKE

George F. Mitch and Howard A. Wal
ters, members OF the Philadelphia Y. NJ.
c. A.. arrived in the city Friday on the
homeward stretch OF their coast to coast
walk
Mitch and Walters left home last Sep
tember and their itinerary took them
through practically every big city in the
United States. The iaunt through the
Yellowstone National park took ten days.
the boys making the trip by easy stages.
The purpose Of the tnp. according to
Mr.. Mitch has been largely for study
and the remainder of the journey TO Phil
adelphla will be made before Septem-
her
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03
BOYS WITH AUTOMOBILE
CAPTURED BY PATR0LMAN

Patrolmsn Simpson made 81 record
breaking arrest al o'clock this morning
Word came into police headquarters that
two boys had stolen an automobile from
the garage Of Burt e. Carlquist at 24e
East South Temple street and an accur-
ate description Of the machine and the
boys given. Simpson met them less than
twenty minutes later as they were driv-
ing at furious pace down State street
and. getting In the middle OF the street
compelled them 10 stop They gave their
names Harold Marion. aged l6, and
Albert Caine. aged 10 years. Both
seemed penitcnt and were released on
their own recognizance to appear In juve-
nile court TODAY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03
Old Men Arrested

c. A. Stone. aged 55 wears. and r,b.r,..
Olderheld, aged 60 years had a disnu,e
in the Lincoln house last night and when
olncers interfered were threatening To
both OF the men were too old to spb, .m5
TOOK them To the police station Boib
had dangerous looking weapons on tbe,r
persons when searched and We're charged
with carrying concealed weanons patEI,
men Hinton and Phillips made the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03
FLOATS ON LOG IN
FLOODED STREAM
Miraculous Escape Of Oklahoma Woman
From Death; Mother and
Sisters Drowned.

M'ALEsTER. Okla. June AFTER
floating on a log In flooded stream for
nearly twenty hours Mrs Sallie Tripp
who with her mother. and two sisters
was swept into the Canadian river by
a freshet Yesterday. was found today in
Gaines creek; two miles above where that
stream empties into tine Canadian. Mrs.
Tripp was unconscious Physicians said
she had chance for recovery.
No trace has been found of Mrs. Trips S
mother and her two younger sisters. re-
ported last night from Sapulpa to have
been drowned.
The family was crossing the river In a
wagon at a ford when a wall of water
swept them away. Mrs Trips escape
from death in the swift current is re
earded as hard TO explain. She was car
r!ed up Gaines creek by backwater. The
damage done 10 property by high wafer
Is small. The water Is receding rapidly.
EtFAULA, Okla. June 2.-Clinging to
floating log. Tilton Glover. IL years old
one OF four members OF the Glover family
thought 10 have been drowned In the
South Canadian river yesterday. was res
cued al Long Tom creek early today.
The mother and two children have not
been found.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03
ISSUES ELECTION DECREE.
President De la earra Mindful oS Great
Responsibility.

MEXICO CITY, June BY official de-
cree issued today oy Provisional Presi,
den, De Ia Barrs a special presidential
chosen October 1. and these will select the
successor to Porfrio Iiaz Sunday, octo
Der Is.
publicly announce. prior to June 20, cleo
toral districts in their states and territor-
les. using the census of 1910.
De la Barra fully realizes the respon-
sibility he has assumed. and he does not
underestimate the difficulties to be en-
countered in holding open elections In
1t remains for the parties to select their
candidates. At present Francisco !. Ma
Zero, Jr., IS the only man whose name ls
certain 10 be OH the ballot.
General Reyes Will be here soon and II
is evident his coming has made some of
the Maderistas nervous The general has
not said he Will not BE candidate. Cen
eral Reyess friends arc no, SO numerous
as they wero before lie WAS sent out OF
the country.
Many Stories of Plots,
That any effort will he made 10 pre- :
vent him from reaching the capital is
moi expected but stories Of plots. both
in his favor end agaiusr him. are heard
daily. This afternoon newspaper pub
tished a story TINT army officers had
planned Ia proclaim, him president and
use their forces To place Elm al the head
Of tho nation.
Jose Yves Ijioaptour expects 10 leave
Mexico for France .iuie l2
The only serious report received today
is that from Tapachula. near the Guate-
malan frontier, There anerchy Is said to
prevail. Nobs are reported In posses
sion. the old authorities gone and none
remained TO replace them.
The American consulate has been used
as refuge hy many frightened Chinese
The Chinese legation has lodged with
the Mexican government n claim for two
million pesos alleging this amount ot
damage was incurred by Chinese resi-
dents at Torreon. The Chinese repre-
sentatives reports shows 303 Chinese were
killed in TSrreon and fifty In the sur
rounding country.
Ordered to Evacuate.
The war department. today sent orders
to General Vlllar to evacuate Chihuahua
Peacefully the revolutionary troops tool
possession OF Tlaxcla and a new governor
succeeded Prospero Cahuantzi.
Governors OF the states have been In
structed to ascertain the number Of fam
iIies whose heads fell In the revolution
on either side and to report as soon as
possible to De w Barra. The president
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03
EXPLOSION PART OF A
REVOLUTIONARY PLOT

MANAGUA. Nicaragua, June 2.-The
explosion in the fortress OF La Iona
Wednesday afternoon. which resulted in
ber of soldiers, was part of a contem-
plated revolutionary invasion OF Mica =
ragua, according To the statements OF
officials here.
These officials say the steamer Eu-
reka. which cleared from San Francisco
May 10. was filed with munitions Of war
destined for the revolutionists. II is re-
ported that the Eureka anchored Thurs
day at the Island OF Manguera in the
Gulf of Fonesca-
The government is fully prepared for
make.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03
REVENUE OFFICIAL
VICTIM OF MISTAKE

BUTTE Mont, June 2.-W. W Wen
ner deputy district revenue inspector
was arrested by the police in Mlssoula
Mont. last Tuesday. 1t has just devel-
oped. on the charge OF impersonating an
officer.
Wenner was pursuing his duties. but il
seems several bogus inspectors have
been collecting in that district and the
police decided Wenner was bogus He
easily proved his identity and was re-
leased. How much the bogus artists col
lected is not known. but II Is believed
they did we'll"
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ONE ARM MAN
ROBBERS VICTIM
Holdup Breaks Limb Of Fred Cashmere,
Ogden City Employee, and
Secures $3.50.
to The Tribune.

OGDEN. June 2.-Fred Cashmere,
an employee Of the city residing at
1927 Moffatt Lane, had thrilling ex-
perience with holdup at l;30 o clock
this morning, Cashmere, who has only
one arm, was en- route home on Grant
avenue between Twentysecond and
Twenty third streets, when a holdup
pulled gun on ham and ordered him
to throw up his hands.
Instead Of obeying, Cashmere crap.
pied with the robber, who twisted his
remaining arm and broke it, After
rendering Cashmere helpless the robber
went through his pockets and secured
$3.50