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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
CARMEN THREATEN
TO JOIN STRIKERS
Trouble at Baldwin Locomotive Works
in Philadelphia Likely to Prove
Disastrous.

PHILADELPHIA. June 11.-Members
OF the Amnlgamated Association Of Street
apd Electric Railway Employees may Join
forces with the striking locomotive build
ers from the Baldwin Locomotive works.
according TO runnor which is current
tween leaders Of the street car men and
heads of the ORGANIZATIONS on strike at
Baldwin.
Labor leaders assert that there is a
community OF interest between the car
men and the Baldwin employees. stating
that the same financial interests are In
control Of both companies.
The street chr men some time ago de-
manded that their pay be increased from
20 cents to % cents an hour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
Everybody in Reno's Divorce Colony is Gazing in
Open Mouthed Wonderment at
Fair Divorce.

penter more than ever has accepted
the jewels and stock certificates after
assuring Mrs Carpenter that they will
repose intact in his safe for long time.
and that should she ever decide 10 be-
come his wife she will find them as they
were returned
Mr. Miner. who is man of middle
age, amassed his fortune in land spec
nlation and mining. He says he never
before met woman he thought ne
could love. and he feels sure now that
having become enamored of Mrs. Car
Penter' ne never will marry anybody
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
MAKE CLAIM TO SPOILS.
lnsurrectos at Juarez Demand the Go,
ernmcnt Positions


ernment Positions.
JUAREz, Mexico. June lt-There was
mass meeting OF insurrectos here this
afternoon 10 protest at the employment
OF Mexican federals in postoffice, custom
house and other positions.
The insurrectos claim that since they
fought to establish the new regime In
Mexico. and the former federal employees
stood with the old government the ex-
federals should have to hunt other occu-
pations, The irsurrecto officials in
Juarez contend that for the present il
is necessary TO employ tho old force in
order that the business may be trans
acted by men familiar with the work.
AS soon as change can be made they
promise a clean sweep OF Officials
The only. place In northern Mexico
where the insurrecto army is being dis
banded, so far as Is known. Is around
Torreon. where hundreds are being dis
charged and paid OFF They are receiy-
ing bonuses OF from fifteen to forty dol
lars. according TO the amount Of flghtlng.
and are permitted 70 take home their
horses They are also being paid a peso
a day for the time they served
General B. ]. Viljoen Is still making
preparations to take a force of insur-
rectos 10 Lower California. he says, tc
subjugate the Socialistic insurrectos in
that section Of Mexico.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
Great Naval Parade at Spit
head Two Days After COro.
nation of George Y.
BATTLESHlP DELAWARE
REPRESENTS UNCLE SAM
Great Nations Send WarShips
of First Class: Others Send
Coast Defense Vessels.

LONDON, Saturday. June 3.-The great
naval review By King George a Spithead,
June "A. two days after the coronation
VIII see gathered together in fun COM
mission the largest number of vessels
OF the preadnought class ever assembled,
Most OF them naturally VIII be units
Of the British navy, but the United
States VIII be represented by the most
powerful up -to-date battleshlp partci-
pating In tho review, the Delaware.
typify the latest ideas OF battleship con-
strGction. The system adopted in her
ease OF placing the fve turrets in q
single line is being followed in all the
new battleships OF the British feet,
Dreadnoughts in Line.
No less than ten battieshlps OF the
Dreadnoueht class will be brought into
line on the review day.
These are the Colossus. Hercules. Nep-
tune. 81. Vincent, Collinwood. Vanguard,
Bellerophon. Temeraire. Superb and
preadnought To these Will be added
Indefatigab!e: Invincible, InnexibIe and
lndomitablc.
Germany Is the only other nation TO
send Dreadnought This will be the
Won der Tam. declared to be the fastest
warshlp in the world,
sending vessels OF the pre- cDreadnought
class. although in some instances they
are oi quite recent construction. France
will be represented by the Danton. Japan
by the kurama. Austria by the Radetzky,
Italy by the San Marco, Russia by the
Rossi. Spain BY the Reina Regente. Ar
gentina by the Buenos Ayres. Chile by
the Chacabuco. Sweden by the Fylgia.
Turkey by the Hamldch and China by
the Hal-Chi
Denmark Holland and Norway are to
be represented by small coast defense
vessels,
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SURRENDER AFTER
DESPERATE FIGHT
Defenders of CuIiacan Unable
to Prevent Occupation of
the Town.
Continued From Page One.

dent De Ia Barra took office, arrived to-
day. He reported conditions in his native
state. Sinaloa. as peaceful
General Reyes. Dr. Francisco Vasouez
Gomez. minister of education and Emilio
VasqueZ Gomez, minister Of gobernacion.
were among Madero's callers today
Vote for Madero-I don't want to be
the cause for embarrassment" In these
"ords General Reyes might have con-
densed manifesto that he issued tonight
as preface TO the statement that he
considered II an inopportune time for the
mexican people to have a close election.
Having declined the nomination, the gen
eral requested all those who would have
supported him to work for Madero
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
BIG STORM AFTER
ROASTING HOT DAY
Six Deaths and Many Prostratiops at
Pittsburg Before the Hail
Began to Fall

PITTSBURG. June 11.-FolIowinR a day
of intense heat. which caused six deaths
and upward of a score of prostra tions.
a severe electrical wind and hailstorm
visited this city and Washington. Pa.
tonight.
Wire communication TO many points to-
night is interrupted, but from meager in
formation flltering in much damage re-
suited from the storm throughout the
northern portion Of the state; During
the day the temperature registered 93
degrees in the government weather Of
fee on the twenty sixth floor OF a sky
scraper, while or the street It regis
tered 90.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
THREE BADLY HURT IN
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT

LOS ANGELES. June IF NJ c..
Choate, former American delegate TO The
Hague conference. and cousin OF former
Injured today when an automobile In
which he was driving along the Monterey
road turned turtle and rolled down a 20
foot enbankment. Mrs. Charles H Run
women. who were riding In the car. also
We're injured All three were pinned be-
meath the machine. Choate and Mrs.
Mahan crawled from under II and lifted
the tonneau off Mrs. Rundel Several of
Choa te's ribs were broken
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
ANNUAL TRIBUTE TO THE
SOLDIER DEAD OF SOUTH

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE annual
tribute or flowers and eulogy was paid to-
day to the soldier dead OF the south in
Arlington National cemetery
With all its historic association as thu
nome OF General Robert E. Lee comman-
der OF the Confederate forces, the ma
tionai cemetery was dedicated for the
Gay 10 the memory Of the Confederates.
a mong the floral offerings was a wreath
from President Taft
The whole Confederate section, with its
many graves, was covered with flowers
Despite the heat several Thousand neonie
attended the ceremonies
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Veteran Is at Rest.

Funeral services for Albert II. Rogers
were held in the Eber w. Hall chapel at
o'clock yesterday afternoon The serv-
Bishop Heber S. Cutler of the Thirtie III
ward and the choir from this ward fur
nished the music for the occasion. There
was a good attendance, the hall being
The members of Maxwell post No. :.
9. A r.. assisted by the Ladies Auxili-
ary; conducted services at the grave. The
r. Intermcnt was in the Mt. OIivet cen,a.
terry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
FARMER ARREsTEn
FOR WIFE Mupn,
Body Of Mrs. Eta Taylor Foc,. !.
Short Distance Prom u.A
Freeman, Mo. y

FARMlNGToN Mo. June g
beneath s.,,si, spruce r5ace 1boughs. stones ~
Wnsh.n % short distance Of her 1na hsal
was found today. Her hsad sn ID
eeen shattered by a gunshoi nad II
In by an axe or Gu
The womans husband. MAJ.
lor, Il farmer. and Mrs. Gids sl ssnal
housekeeper, were arrested nne
inquest. PendiRk
Recently ncIshbors who c,p.,
Taylor farmhouse learned ths, a.
lor had been missing three a.snt Mft
husband. they say. showed tSsesM
left by his wife, in which em shm
she was sick OF this life and tha, he 90 90
not want TO live any mora" shs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
FATHER DIES ON DAY OF
DAUGHTERS WEDDING

.BUFFALO'' n. Y, June t1-Georee F
Mathews, president OF the j. n. Mathews
company. publishers Of the Buffalo Ex-
press. died at his home. Falconwood
Grand Island. today. He was 5s years
old.
Not realizing the nearness Of Mr.
Matnewss death. his daughter. Harriet
T Randall Williams OF Philadelphia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
DENVER MAN WHO KILLED
SELF WAS ONCE WEALTHY

LOS ANGELES. June l1-An autopsv
and a coroner's inquiry developed the
facts today that c. G. Palnleaf who
committed suicide yesterday al the coun .
" hospital, was once wealthy broke
and after dinner speaker of Denver and
that progressive affection OF the brain
reduced him to the necessity OF earning
a living as a laborer.
Palmfeaf came here five years ago
He WAS taken to the insane ward of the
county hospital last week. During the
absence Of a nurse yesterday, he twisted
the bed sheets about his neck and hanged
himself
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
Mayhem May Be Charged

Elias Bechara, aged 36 years, and Sperc
Hassna aged 23 years, both Assyrians
were arrested In Greektown at PISS
o'clock yesterday afternoon and at first
charged with fighting. 1t was found, how.
ever that Bechara, who Is a much larger
man than his opponent. had bitten Hass
ma on the cheek. and it is possible that
charge OF mayhem will he made
against him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
SCIENTIST SUDDENLY
SUMMONED BY DEATH

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June u.-Robert
Brown. secretary emeritus of Yale OBJ
servatory, died here today of heart dis
ease Mr. Brown was born In Cincinnati
In 1886 and graduated from Yale In 1857.
He was a fellow Of the American Asso-
citation for the Advancement Of Science
and was prominent In the undergraduate
life at Yale. He leaves widow and two
dauChters
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
SENATE WILL AMEND
HOUSE PUBLICITY BILL

WASHINGTON. June 11.-With a view
OF insuring the widest publicity OF all
the expenditures OF candidates for con.
gross. the senate committee on privi-
leges and elections next week will COM
plete amendments to the house bill on
this subject, which will vastly broaden
the proposed law. An Individual account
Ing by both candidates for the senate
and house will be required.
An effort Will be made to extend the
scope OF the law applying TO corrupt
practices
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
Training Ground Nearly Ready.

WASHINGTON, juno 1l.-Hanearu and
neroplanea ut the army aeroplano train
Ing grounds at College Park Nd, will be
ready IN few days and this week prob.
army school Of aviation at Tint plaoe, 4
class OF officers In being assembled for
instrpetion., Captain Charles d. De =.
Chandler VIII be In charge Of the school,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
Honor Johnson's Memory.

CLEVELAND, June 1.-THE memory
by thousands OF citizens at a mass meet
ing In Wade park this afternoon. Brand
Whitlock. mayor Of Toledo. spoke 1t was
announced that arrangements had been
made for pilgrimage OF his associates TO
the grave OF Mr.. Johnson in Brooklyn on
July l8 his birthday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
MRS. CARRIE NATION

KANSAS CITY, June 1.-THE funeral
seryiceS over the body Of Mrs. Carlo
Nation. the Kansas saloon srnasher, who
were hold from the home Of nor niece,
Mrs 81. D. Moore. in Kansas City, Kan.
today. A large number OF friends at
tended.
Mrs. Nation will be buried IN Bolton.
No, beside her parents. tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
Aviation Meet at Boston.

BOSTON, June 11.-More than a dozen
aviators will compete near here during
the coming week In two aero meets
Thursday a six-day meet will open at
Waltham. while Friday and Saturday
there will be a combined automobile and
aeroplane meet at Readville. Prizes at
Waltham aggregate $50. 600.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
Review by King and Queen,

All the vessels at the Review, includ-
ing the foreign warshIps and passenger
In lines, supplemented by shorter lines
for the torpedo boats and subma rines.
The boundaries OF the review ground
ENCLOSE an area OF about eighteen square
miles There will be l10 British war
vessels of various types present.
The king and queen Will pass through
the lines on board the royal yacht Vic
toria and Albert which Will be accom-
panied by two other royal yachts. the
Alexandra and the Alberta
AS the royal yacht approaches each
vessel In the line a salute will be fred,
and at the same time the shore batter
les VIII JON in the greeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
Forest Fire Raging.

DEADWOOD. S. D.. June IA serious
forest fire which broke out this afternoon
Is raging just west of Nahant twenty
mlles south OF here, and the forestry de-
partment this evening rushed a sDeciaI
Train with nifty fire fighters to the scene.
Several ranches are In danger,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
Amateur Aviator Killed,

VIENNA, June 1.-THE first aviation
Wiener -Neustadt. Vincenz Wiesenbach
Of Luxemburg was killed by fall OF
fifty feet from a monoplane OF his own
invention
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
Special To The Tribune.

SPecial 10 The tribune.
RENO, Nev.. June 1I,-Eyerybody in
the divorce colony here is gazing in open
mouthed wonder at Mrs. Annie c. Car
penter of Brooklyn. n. Y, who received
decree from the court here recently
divorcing her from DR.. Frank e. Car
penter OF Brooklyn, because she has just
returned to a wealthy Californian named
Miner jewels worth Si5c,000 and stocks
worth s250.000 which he gave 70 her
when he supposed she would become his
wife
The California man. disconsolate and
declaring now that be loves Mrs. Car
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
Excursions North

Via Oregon Short Line, June II and
July 1, IL and 22. Special low rates
to northern Utah and Idaho points,
with long limits. See agents for rates
and further particulars. City Ticket
ONCE, Hotel Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
TAKES OLD PLACE.

Senor Zamacona to Leave WaehInaton
ThIe Week for London.
WASHINGTON, June 11.-Senor Zama-
coma Mexican ambassador here, who was
recently reappointed financial representa-
tive OF Mexico at London, will leave
Washington this week for his post The
embassy here will be left in charge OF
Senior Pereyra. first secretary. pending
The arrival of Senior Crespo. who is still
Mexican ambassador at Vienna
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
Children Cru
FOR FLETcHER's 4
Q q 8 T Q RI,
UNITED COMMERCIAL.
TRAVELLERS,

Convention, Ogden, Utah Inn.
to 14th, inclusive. Excurs;oss.
Oregon Short Line; round tr;n s,
Limited June 18th. Special trp;'e t
leave Salt Lake 9 n. m. of Tho I: Iss.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
CABHAL nv THE FIELD,
Insurrectos TO Attack the SocIaIisto In
Lower California.

CANANEA, Sonora, Mexico. June 10.
here today with $50 men for Nogoles The
former in5urrecto chieftain iB on his way
TO Lower. California to attack the Magon-
ist rebels IN Mexiceu and Tijuana
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
TWO MEN BURN TO DEATH
IN BOARDING HOUSE FIRE

CAIRO. Ill. June 1l.-Pilout Hibbard
eego coffee house, and Axle Grandson
OF Cairo. were burned to death at 1:1o
q. m, today when large frame board
ing house was destroyed by fire.
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Special events daily at beautiful
WRndamege.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12

Special events daily at beautiful
Wandamere
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12

Fare For round trip s1,1o to Ogden
with the Z. G. T.'s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12
ONLY s1,1o

Ogden and return for United CONNER.
cial Travellers convention, June 18th
20 14th. inclusive, via Oregon Short
Line; Limit Jgne 18th. Special train
Will leave Salt Lake o O, m, Of the 18Th.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-12

Special events daily ut beautiful
Wandamere
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ga(a. .UgrlIgduaO aIa 10. Mai.
Gin effeefpoaes Drama nit
gfdnsenber Ausfattung.
Boa Sran Wsarfbreit g.idriebsu nns
nit sinsm srobsu PsriOnal
aafaeflbrt.

Dis ale Sabre tpirb auh biesmdl
cine beutI6e Gala zgoriteLung Itotts
finben unb spdr untsr DER aeitung
DON Grou Bertha Gisba9 Wartbrsit
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gorftsaunsen setpefen 1T unb fi1 i'm
finan3ietIen SntereiIs Der DIRECTION
oes Deutihen Ibeuters Dsri.fben ftsts
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bat, ma1t IS fib our 4ufaabe, nit
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bab Is ieIbit unter srI6nerten I'm.
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runbste Borfte[nne nit groBem Der.
fonal. Sdn3 uno Geidng obns Def.
ait beraus 5u brinesn, uno re9net oa'
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ssrdu Rurfbreit miro fir lire Dor
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Der 8oritelIung uHuntsrbro6sn fortge
fest, IoeaB nit polIsm Reht Elm
quite, glatte 0oriteaung nah alter
Ruitern, NIT erittIafiger ausitdttun!
au srparten ftebt.
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Die 6ambelsfasniaer.
Me6rsa6t Der Iitalieber i'll fdr Uer.
6auf Sher 8srpadlnna oss alien
grunbfd6s.
Sis lInioH Gentral eife 5Hiuraute
So. birfts ami Dem 6ruHbitnf sinen
8oIfenI9aber erri6tsn.

Die Rebr3abl Der Wtitgtiebsr Der
9anbelstamnler bat ii6 81 9unften
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etpige 3eiten on SemunDsn berpahttt
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feilsren 9ldB etuen Reubou 3u errihz
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unD % Wtitslieper itimmtsn bdfiir, bic
G9amber Of Commerce Stealth 60. gu
orgaHifiren, Die auf bem alten gldt
einen Heubau erribten iolIts.
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belstummsr burh bic Obige gnti6lie
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Scrriheu besialidJ Der projettirter
3eapflaiternna Der RihmDHo
Straae.

9us Staptrdtbstommittee fur Strde
gen bsi6dftigts fb gsftsrn nit Der
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ratb proteitirt, ober bieies burfte thr
uenie beIfsn, benn ous aommttte
tpirn gu GunIten Der 9fEuitsrung De
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Zdbiper berlett.
.auaass RaSf,en srrath inter bic
RaSer eiass Gtrahsubabu.
@ageas.

Ds.tr.rs 5unbsrt pailantfn iporsn
9tftern Morgen gseen dtt llbr ar Der
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