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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-26
WIZARD GRIFFITH
FOUND DEAD IN BED
Mathematic Wonder Victim Of
Apoplexy; Some of His
Feats With Figures.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Dec. AR
thur r. Griffith of Milford. Ind. a light
ming calculator woo las bewildcred vau-
devilIc attendants throughout the coun-
try. for q number of years by nis met1c-
maticaI wizsrdr-. was found dead OF
apoplcXy in his bed at a local hotel to-
dsv.
Griffith was known professionally as
the Marvellous Griffith" He was 81
years old. Within recent years his pc
culiar powers have been given many
tests by professors Of mathematics and
psychology at Harvard. Yale. Chicago
Indiana and northwestern universities.
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 25.-Arthur f.
Griffith was considered ono of those
mathematical WIZARDS born with an in
herent attraction for lSurcs. Without
pencil OF paper lie could raise a figure
10 tho sixth power in about eleven Soc
ords
As proof OF his lightning calculation
system, on wager he once did the work
Of fourteen clerkg in the state auditor 5
office at Springfield ILL.,, for three hours.
On three occasions, twice In Indiana polls
and once in Bloomington, Ill. lie wuu
races With adding machines
In test before professors at Harvard.
he answered every question proPounded.
tho tabled Fourth dimension alone be =
ing barred,
Problems that would require hours OF
fig1IriuS by most persons were solved in
few moments by Griffith. The answer
TO a problem like this would be az his
tongues end:
What is the compound interest on l
cent at per cent from the birth uf
Christ 10 the present date. and how far
would that many silver dollars reach in
tho ar II placed fst and against each
other on every SQUARE foot of clear and
level lilo loor a5,oo0 miles ia clrcum-
ference"
Problems such as this wcro regarded
ss eight mental exercises by Mr.. Gr!l-
nth.
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Charitable Men and Women
All Over the Broad Land
Remember Less Fortu-
nate at Iuletide.
THOSE SICK AND IN
PRISON MADE, HAPPY
Distressing Accidents Here
and There Mar the Proper
Celebration of the Day of
Days in United States.

CIV YORK. Dec @j.-Ther- Was no
n Stow 10 make IL while Christ
N mas In New York this year. but
a bright sun and clear sky with
air almost autumu-llke made the
holiday cheerful. U there were dark
places which tho bright weather failed
TO reach. the haud OF charity Old, and
with more thoroughncss, 1t is said. than
ever before.
Both the Salvation Army and the Vol
untccrs of America provided Christmas
dinners for thousands here today. LHci-
Gcntslly tho Salvation Army celebrated
tho birthday anniversary OF Commander
Eva Booth. who presided today at the
distribution OF toys 10 children.
II was estimated that 1000 men shared
in the annual FEAST which State Senator
f"Bir TIM sullivan gives After being
stuffed with . good dinner. each man Was
given = package OF tobacco. a pipe and Il
ticket which VIII provide him with a psii
ot shoes and woolen stockings. The
Bowery mission also gave breakfast To
moro than 1000 hungry men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-26
ARRESTED WHILE
WRITING STORY

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Dec. 25.-Andrcw Me.
Council. magazine writer and lecturer.
WAS arrested at a reporters desk In .
morning newspaper Office tonight while,
it Is alleged. he was writing "a confess
sion OF shooting and woundinE his di-
yorceJ wife. Mrs Marion u McCou-
nell al ocesn Grove, y J. The shoot
ing Is said to have occurred iaie satur-
day night.
Mcconnell was operating typewriter
in the Times office when detective sr-
rested him The paper in the machine
bore these words.
Il was forced 10 shoot the woman vhe
was my wife Absolute divorce was ob-
iaIned last spring, Not one word ~as
said regarding the divorce the night
shot bcr She has tried 10 viilify au in
noccnt woman.
Beside the typewriter the detc,iiys
found paper upon which was written
In an almost nlegihie hand: Every
person who bas helped 20 build ny work
has been viljned by o woman who Is
either hopeicssly insane or designing
nend. when ] made discovery in tho
"I"ctrl'a' h'~'e OF ilie "N'NH- NN''t|' -
icEiblc Nordsb-ycaTs later.
Tho detectives said that Mcconnell had
smplincd his alleged confession by de-
clar.nE he shot his wife because she
vas always making NC believe | woe IN
.nne she villined me TO different pco-
Pie and has run my character down
Mcconnell pas locked up on charS-
o. fe,onious assault. Hc gave his axe
as thlrty.Eovsn years. and his address
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Russian Losses Unknown.

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 25.-Thc vice
roy of the Caucasus has tclegraphcd
Premier Kokovspu that all the reinforce
ments despatched by Russia. December
% VIII arrive At Tabrlz December IS.
The arrival Of two companies Icy auto
mobile today vs. believed To have i'm
proved the situation. but the e-estsb-
lshment Of communication with the de-
tachmcnt OF troops regularly stationed
At Tabriz has not Yet been reported and
the extent OF the Russian losses is not
known.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-26
BELIEVES ROOSEVELT
WOULD KEEP THE JOB

ATLANTA. Ga. Dec. s5.-''1f RocsA-
Welt .is pat In tho White House in 1912.
Hs will never Eor him out aEain. except
feet first" This wes the statement OF
Colonel Henry Wattcrson. editor Of the
Louisville Courier-Jorrnal. in comment
Ing on the Republican 6ituat ton through
out the country.
Mr.. Whtterson Expressed tho belief
that the long looked for change or parties
WAS a, hand. but lie GAS not declared
his choice Ior the Democratic nomlna-
ton. Mr. Watterson said That In his
opinion the Republicans could not elect
either Roosevelt or TAFT, and said the
abroGatlon OF the THIRD term tradition
wuuld be q step toward absolutism.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-26
ROMANCE ENDS IN
STORY BOOK STYLE
Rich Young Stocklnan Marries
Pretty Nurse Who Looked
After Him During Illness.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dec. 25.-The
culminatiou Of a romancc that hud its
inception near old Fort Lyon, on tho
state line between Idaho and Oregon
eighteen months ago, came today in Los
Angeles when tho principals, Mary D..
Linehan. a trained nurse. and Grover 6.
knight. wealthy stocltmau OF Shea
vic. Or, were married OF the rcctory
OF ST Vibann's cathedral
Early in June. 1910. while riding the
range In search ot stray band OF cat
tie. Young Knight suffered a sudden at
tack OF append lcitis. SO intense was the
paid that lie fell from his saddle. The
nearest surgeon was in Boise a distance
Of seventy. miles. In Boise IL WAS found
that the only available nurse was Miss
Linehan, from Caldwell. the nearest town
on the railroad, fifty miles from the
Knight ranch. The surgeon and nurse
set out In an automobile. When ten
miles Of tho distance was covered the
machine broke down. Miss Linehan rode
horseback the remaining forty miles OF
the trip. over an unknown and poorly
marked trail. She saw an operation was
imperative and made the necessary prep
arations After two months Of nursing
knight was restored 10 health and the
nurse departed for Elko. New. 70 pur-
sue her profession, and later came 10 Los
Angeles.
Meanwhile correspondence between
the young people was carried on that
finally resulted In the arrival of Knight
in the city Saturday night and the wed :
ding yesterday. After a tour. OF the
N.
70 make their home at their firSt meet
lD- pIucg
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Many Murderers Fed.

CHICAGO. Dec. 25.-Seccnty-sevs ii
murdercrs. with GOO other prisoners. par
took Of Christmas dinner and exchanged
Yuletids greetings at the Cook county
Jail today. In many respects the holi-
day was tha mos, unusual in the tras
edy-lsden history OF the institution.
Ewald Shblawski, one OF the four MUIR
derers sentenced 70 hang February lS
next. delivered a tersc temperance lee
ture 10 d group OF prisoners. lie said;
I'VE had too much whiskcy IN bs when
we did It. But FOR that Guelzow "a truck
farmer whom they murdercd) would be
with his wife and children today. / wish
could bring him back"
49, Thomas Jennings, a negro, sentenced
To hang for the murder Of Clarence HI
Ter. has turned preacher aud today had
nfteen negro prisoners praying Cd their
knees. He also led a song service With
the enthusiasm OF reyivalis;
Mrs Louise Il. YormIlya. charged with
several poisonlngs said she had spent a
cheerful Christmas in company With
Mrs Jane Quinn. who is charged with
shooting her husband, John Quinn, The
two talked and laughed over their din.
ncr OF turkey and pudding.
sixteen hundred prisoners ate clab-
crate dinner at the Bridswell and sim
liar menu WAS served $50 boys imprisoned
et the John Worthy school
Ten thousand pounds of turkey. chicken
and goose and duck were eaten at the
county hospital. the detention hospital
the Dunnlng Insane asylum and the Oak
Forest ;uhrmary. Two tons of candy
Gfty barrels OF nuts and thousands q!
apples. ranges and pears, were dlstribut-
ed at these institutions. A Christmas
tree celebration was feature Of the day
at each institution. Vaudeville enter
talnmcuts were given In the evening.
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BELIEVE
GIRL WAS MURDERED

OLhTHE. Kan. Dec. 25.-Patsers or
blood across the loading platform OF an
abandoned factory building were part
or a trail which this morning led the
carctskGr OF the place TO an upper room
OF the structure where, in the opinion
Of the authorities. girl was murdered
recently. An iron bar. TO which were
clinGinR strands Of hair matted with
dried blood was found In the room. to-
gothcr with beads and several hair orna-
rncnts,
y theory was that the body- was thrown
in pond near by. led 10 the dragging
Of the pond without result. Tonight the
officers believe the body Was carried
away in a buggy. Circumstances point
TO the probable date OF the crime as be =
Ing December 9. No TouuS woman or
this Deighborhood is reported missing.
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REBELLlOUS MOROS
CEASE RESISTANCE

MANILA. Dec. 26.-Thc Mor"s, who
several days ago retired to the top OF
Bud Dajo. iu the island OF Jolo. which
they had fortified. capi,ulated today to
the American troops. The Moros num-
bercd 500 aud dened an ultimatun Is
sued by BrigadIer General Pershing. or
dcring the dIsarmamen, Of natives in this
district. Their supplies were cut OF and
they were surrounded in their strong
holds by American infantry. Finally they
were forced To Weld through hunger and
marched out and laid down their arms.
Prior 10 the surrender, desperate band
OF twenty tried 10 force an outpost, but
var, rcpu$cd. Several Moros were
killed. bu, there were no American cas-
ualtles.
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Stockings Filled.

In the borough Of Brooklyu "a red
stocking committee" organized 10 sec
that every child received weli-fllcd
Christmas stocking. Prscticsny realized
its ideal today by the distribution OF 5000
red stockings. estimated 10 be worth
about 1915 apiece. Mrs. james r. Water
man. daushterin-law oC the late Cover
nor Waterman of California. Is chairman
of the red-stockinS committee.
The churches began With Christmas
services TO the night workers In the early
morning hours and kept UP their carols
and masses all day.
At all the masses in st. PariCks ca
lhedral cablcsrsm was read bestowlng
the blessings of Cardinal Farley upon bis
congregation.
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Si,s Into LinareS, State of
y,lyo Leon, and-SuTrenderS
10 His Enemy of Other
Days, Trevino.
qEADS FOR MERCY
FOR HIS FOLLOWERS
ntheiic Story of the Former
Mol of The Mexican Army;
Called Upon the People
and None Responded.

!. .yARLs, Mexico. Dec. "5.-Deicai-
4 ane stripped OF former arrogance,
4 Reyes. MeNico's onc-tme sreat
ID military leader and more recently
lesdcr OF revolt THAI threatened
n ,ear The country from border 20 hor-
~. tonight is In jall here. lie surren-
lr,5 today officially tu General Trevino.
|, ,.rsonal enemy Tor years.
Eiang alone into Linarcs today. the
gsJ.halred rebel gave himself up 10
lsnnsut Placido Rodriguez, comman-
M II iscnty-hyc rurales. the sole mill
hy guard here. Permission MAS oo-
snci 10 ,elcsruph q formal capitulation
s General Trevino. commander OF the
'AM military zone n, Monterey. He
tnsy admitted his dream of another
Ets..sfol revolution had come Ia an end
rl placed himself at Trcvinos dis
U;i
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Andrew Mcconnell, Who
Shoots Wife, Wanders Into
New York Times Office
and Tells His Story.
ACCUSES WOMAN OF
running HIS LIFE
Victim Gives a Different Ver-
sion of Causes Leading 10
Tragedy; Man Prominent
and May Be Insane.
speclal tn - Trlhnnc.

Special 30 The Tribune.
rEW YORK Dec. e5.-'I shot ths-
N woman because soc ruined ms
IN scientific enterprisss." were rhe
J. words the city editor uf tho New
York Times heard today when he
looked 90 at the tacc of a tail man with
black musiach". pecrinE in at him
while he was busy with his dnily work
in tho editorial department ~ tho Times
about noon time. There stood Andrew
Mcconnell. who on Saturday rlSh, bad
sent a bullet tnrough his wfe's heud
a; hcr mansion I'm Ocean Grove. y. ].
Mcdonnell was invited In. he tnld
coherent story OF his volatile life Bs
came from Atlanta. where he once
edited scientific rnasazlnc. His wis
Mas of n prominent southern family.
Later le interested some OF the most
prominent northern educators IN his cur
alive law cult
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WY OF GEN. REYES
- DISHEARTENED

=. LOUIS. Dec. ?5.-RoaoInbo r.v.s
- "sneral Fernando Reyes. seemed
srs.. 0i0ken tonight when he was in
aS.,. 0F The Associated Prcss OF his
,,,, surrender In Ncuvo Leon, the
ia. former trlumphs. Tho son Is
:. hotel here on hlg wev 20 san An
sss +, eaid lie had had no word
ah.d 'a'hef und that unless he re .
sssa -. 'SSsse from the general he
an -. necessarily depart FOR Texas
~ night. He is an a.tor-
IS. instructor in constitutional lao.
0h y'hal university In Mexico
sn.rt1o lung Reyes says ne left Mexico
a. h,o,. - and crossed into Texas
sl,,y, n before his father entered their
tsf Aeycs came here from New
sk,,,,a. .ederel authori,,es In Texas are
r.a,, the neutrality laws between
sp.r p NoHteo in a way that has
,so c,,,,s RED within the history Of tn.
th.n and | may he cd
"a, a., se' hack 10 san Antonio" p,
"a - - ''aay as saying. 81 expect
sait.r. Washington to tax over tho
A., "''a The authorities there.
'~sy Of Uprising.
II ,,,,. ''op'" Of the United States Il,
haIra uHderstaud the conditions. I,
ssp,I TWO years ago when pioz ro
Nei the presiaen,,,
|r1 Tn. WISHED To retire to prlvat,
tttsr ~ ~aa people OF Mexico selected IN,
srd \, - p'ez's governor OF Nouyo Icon
k,sld.n, cahdidate 10 succeed Dlaz a.
sn' .rb.a Of tho republic.
Nd Aa , A" changed his mind AN,
- wished 10 be reelected. In IN
n'inued on Page TWo1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-26
SHUSTER NOTIFIED
Of HIS DISMISSAL
Indignation Meeting Held in
Streets of Teheran; Police
Disperse Crowds.
RUSSIA WINS VICTORY
Martial Law Proclaimed in
Persian Capital; Massacre
At ReSht Continues.
RUSSIA WINS VICTORY

TEHERAN Dec .5.-Thc cabinet to-
day notified ". Morgan Shuster. the
American treasurer general ol Persia. o!
his dismissal from that ofGcc. This fol-
lows the decision OF the national council
ana the ministry 10 submit 20 thc de-
manda contained in the Russian ultima
ium. Tho cabinet lut!matcd 70 Mr..
Shusrcr iha, they would communicate
To him later their plans for turning over
ls accounts TO his successor
IN Indignation meeting was held after
the announcement o; Nj. Shustcrs dis
misssl Was made. - protest against the
so-caile6 coup d'etat. but the crowds Nere
dispersed by the police without disorder.
Further demonstrations are expected. All
the opposition newspapers have been sup
pressed and martial law has been pro-
claimed.
The Russian consul. who has assumed
the government OF Resht. reports the
town quiet AT the present time, but looks
tor further outbreaks.
II s. reported from Shiraz, capital OF
The PROVING" Of Ears. that Persiars fired
on hodS of lpdlan troops who were pro-
cccdinr 20 meet tho British consul. one OF
tho Indian soldiers being killed. There
has been considerable trouble At ShiraZ
on account OF the boycott instituted
against the Indian troops by the 1Ioiah.
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10 One Responded,

! called upon the army l called or
n people" ,eleSrapheI the broken gen
"a and no ono responded. This at
sd ! regard 3s protest and J am
rsovsd nor 10 continue this war against
y so'crnucn,- place myself ~ your
ts1sl,iop."
ifyts ASKED uc guarantees tor himself,
si Pleaded for merry ior the HUE group
n'O who have followed him in his
nrf'ines 10 and frr throughout large
ara 10 This state cud IN tho state "
'llzanbpas- lie requested consideration
Y utm. They arc yet fugitives and
" b hunted down by Trerino's men
ess they too. surrender voluntarily.
10 Eeyess me.sagc General Trevino
'h'sd that General Reyes would be kept
VIZ guard 10 Linarcs pending lnstIuc-
~ nom the central government
iA' he will he taken to the capital
snsEor for his oGensc is considered
heIr'ss The natural result Of ,hls sur
'zt,,
's''"s attempt 10 save his few fol-
~. eas answered by Trcvinu SAYING
= Hnfno authority in the matter.
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TEXAS WIFE KILLS
HUSBAND IN FIGHT

WACO, Tex, Dec. e5.--Ilis face COW
ered with blood and bullet through his
body Joe 3. Slime. 3s, notcl clerk.
staggered into corridor from his room
todey and fen dead. His widow was
taken TO a sanItarluin with knife wounds
In her neck. She said Sims stabbed her
and she shot him. jealousy Of Sims by
his wife is given as the cause.
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ADVERTISING TALKS
Written by
c. FREEMAN

An advertising manager
of newspaper recently sent
to the editor-in-chief copy OF
a speech made by a big ma
tional advertiser which eX-
pressed some very COM
MON N-SENSE VIEWS on
the business situation and
how to improve II.
The advertising manager
suggested that there was ma
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Blown to Atoms.

AftnDLESBoRo, Ky, Dec. Ed.
ward Van Bevsr, nephew OF CHIEF OF
Police Van Bever OF Little Clear Creek.
near here was blown 10 atoms tonight
while dischsrgine dynamite. Van Scver.
with o party OF friends. Was celebrating
Christmas Thinking that the fuse at
tachcd To- tho stick Of dynamite had been
ex;,uguishcd, he walked up to the deadly
explosive TO relight- In second an
explosion followed. throwing him high
In al
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Massacre Continues

LONDON. Dec, Ga massacre has
been going or in Eesht since SATURDAY.
according TO official Persian kilograms
received in London today. These state
that on SUNDAY 500 Persisns were killed
by the Russians. many ot them being
women and childrnn. The people. II is
said. have been cXhortcd not 60 night
and not 10 give the slightest provocatioD.
but the r,sssarres stnr continue.
Resht Is the capital OF the province %
Gillian aud has 10000 Inhabitants. Tho
government. IL IL said. has been bombard-
cd and many government officials ana
police have been killed. Private houses
have been demolished
According 10 other dispatches. Tho
Russian. killed four unarnod Armeuians
In the Armenian quarter of TabriZ. dur
inS the lighting in tina, city
The people OF Persia" says a dis
pa Itch. "are stupened al the attitude OF
Russia especially as these outrascs have
followed Immediately upon the acceptance
by Persia cc the Russian ultlmatum. and
when Pcrsia has shown ovcry desire and
disposition 10 CoucUiate Russia and cs
taplish friendly rclat ions
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&osls Were Cowards.

V"'nN TO R"ycs's unsuccessful at
''@ 10 recruit AN armv came yc-tci'-
~. "'q resulted in his decision tn sur
-" small BODY "T his followers
N Stirmisa with about an
-. humber Of fcdcralS. and at the first
We Eebela took 10 their heels.
- Nds near ,hc scoue Of The engage
M No one was Killed.
s.n.,"k luh' these few mcn. whom BE-
'ei'!ltul and brave fighters. had
"V'o The smell or powder and the
l,h. lhe enemy's rifle. completely
a"en"d ,.sd the old general. and he can,a
: Nfay and gave I'D.
49, "a' not surrounded and might
.,.. o' W fight for many days. but
n..n 'oe small army he had 30 con-
hb.. ''pcctcd 10 recruit, the humji-
- Hnish .rraciicnll. oa. Ioev,tab,e
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Richeson's Christmas.

BOSTON. Dec. @5.-Rsy. Clarence
y. r. Richeson, the clergyman nc-
cusrd OF the murder OF Miss Avis Iln-
7eu. was no, forgotten by friends today
Flowers decked his cell In the Jail where
ne Is couvalcScing from hts sclf-,nnicted
wounds and nc received a number %
Christmas presents. His dinner however.
was OF the prison order. II was said. al-
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NEAT JOB DONE BY NEW
SCHOOL OF BURGLARS

NEW YORK Dec 7S.-Graduetes %
the newer schools OF burglary operates
in a safe In A fve and tsu-cent store IN
Harlem today and got away With neariv
5000 In cash. The men entered BY way
II the ssylight. drew electricity from 6
i've wire &c operate their drill and with
nitro Elyccrine easily blew OF the safe
door,
Beside the SAFE we're foVnd Kid gloves
which the burglars had evidently used 20
avoid leaving ringer prints.
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Salt Lakers in New York.

Spor!.., 10 The Tribune,
NEW YORK. Dec @i.-Calllac, =.
Tuttic. Imperial. :. X Chnston-en Ho-
tel Astog, & Davis,
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All the Famous Feature Spe-
cialties of the international
News Service viii be il The
Tribune, beginning January /.
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sal, Lake Metal Prices-
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'~Sty Of Uprising.

sn'snued on Page Two.)