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COLORADO DEADLOCK
MAY NOT Be BROKEN
Many Believe Legislature Will
Adjourn Without Picking
United States Senator.

DENVER. Feb Efforts made in the
last two days TO bring about a caucus
OF the Democratic ma jori,y OF the legis-
lature on the United States senatorship
have failed. and in all likelihood no fur
ther attempt will be made In this direc-
tion soon. The forces Of Mayor Robert
w. Speer OF Denver. leading Democratic
candidate, were credited with the move
kilograms and letters are being re-
ceived daily by Senator F. T.. Carringer,
who has been voting for Gov. John F.
Shafroth. commencing him for keeping
the governor in the race. Many pre-
diet that in the event of failure to set
on Speer or Adams, Governor Shafroth
Will he the choice.
There are many others. however who
believe that the present general assem-
bly, will conclude without having select
ed a successor to the late Senator
Hughes.
The ballot today:
Democrats-Adams, 30, Martini .; Mau-
pin. l; O'Donnell, >; Taylor. .: Thomas,
.: Speer. 27; Shafroth, /; Ward. 3
Rcpubicans-Dawson. 4. Gowdy, 1:
Vale, /; McCroary, 80; absent l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
Startling Prediction Made by Nor
ris Brown in Discussing AL
legged Bribery of Lawmakers.
REVIEWS ILLINOIS SCANDAL
Insists That Senatorial, Candidate
Was Fully Cognizant of the
Buying of Legislators.

WASHINGTON. Feb THAT Sena-
tor Lorimer had full knowledge of the
bribery by which. II is charged. his cleo
ton was procured, was asserted by Sem
ator Norris Brown of Nebraska in an
address before the senate today.
This assertion was a step in advance
of any that had been taken on the sub
iect OF the election of the Illinois junior
senator. and II accepted would result in
Mr.. Lorimers expulsion. Mr.. Brown
undertook TO show that the relations
between Mr. LorImer and State Repre-
sentative Lee O'Nen Browne had been
such as to render 1t certain that Lori
mer had been positively advised as to
Brownies operations in Lorimer's be-
half.
To this end the senator undertook to
show that the support Of Browne and
his thirty Democratic followers had been
procured through Speaker Shurtlen. the
room mate and warm friend OF Mr.. Lori
mer. and that after Lorimer and Browne
had been brought together they were in
constant conference, meeting as often as
dozen times in one evening,
What were those conferences about2
asked Mr.: Brown, Making reply to his
own inquiry. he said,
Every senator here knows thar they
related To the ways and means necessary
tional theory can anybody conclude thai
Lorimer was unadvised by Browne Of
anything that Browne did for him. anG
whatever Browne did and whatever diff
ficulties Browne encountered in his can
vass for support among his followers
for Mr.. I>orimer must have been made
known 10 him at these conferences ano
independently OF any direct testimony
on that question.
1T must be concluded in all good rea
son and conscience that Browne con
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02

to the mine within the next four or rye
days, weather conditions governing MS
actions -
No word has been received by the q
H. Banks Undertaking company, az Mur
ray with regard to the disposition OF
the body OF Peter Van WincCarden. a
native OF Holland. who was one oil lne
three men killed in the snowslide III Big
Cottonwood canyon. Wncsarden. so lar
as can ne learned, had no relatives IN
this state, but a brother living in North
Dakota has been apprised of the death
The body OF Victor Pearson Will be
sent TO Park City Thursday. where
interment will take place. Pearson is
survived by a widow and two children;
in Park city for seven years He was
married 10 Miss Florence Kelly at Park
City. May IS, 1907, He was born in
Stockholm. Sweden. where his father
mother and four sisters reside.
Frank Hanley is understood 10 have
come here originally from Iowa, He is
an odd Fellow The body has been TAX.
en- i'm charge by that organization. and
efforts arc being made to find relatives:
j. w, Burkinshaw. driver OF the Alta
stage, made trip up The raVine
Wednesday morning as far as he could
GO and late in the evening brought the
body of Valentine Clays. aged 63, who
was killed in tho Peruvian gulch tc
Sandy. The body VIII be turned oVel
to the undertakers at Murray. Clays is
survived by Ave children, all OF whom
are married. Johp Bowker Clay's part.
ner. reached Sandy Wednesday morning
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NEW YORK, Feb. 1.--Searchers for
Dorothy Arnold, the missing heiress,
have turned to the old world for
possible solution Of her disappearance,
despite the often repeated declaration
of Francis R. Arnold, the girls ia
ther, that he believes she is dead
This, the fifty first day Of the young
woman g absence, finds Mrs. Arnold,
her mother. somewhere in Europe,
having sailed for Havre on January 5,
accompanied by her son, John Arnold.
She is admittedly the heretofore nn-
identified woman who called with John
Arnold upon George S. Grlscom. Jr.,
at Florence, Italy.
Mr.. Arnold S lawyers assert, how
ever, that they have no clue as to the
whereabouts of Mrs. Arnold. Folders
of half a dozen steamship lines have
been found among Dorotby's papers
A portion of Central park was
searched yesterday by John s. Keith
of the law firm in search for the
Young woman.
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"HE ACCOMPANYING diagram will
explain the deadly snowsiide on
Tuesday at the mine Of the Utah
Il Mines Coalition company in the
Big Cottonwood canyon. The
point T. Is the brow OF the clft where
the winds for weeks had banked up the
SHOWS coming from a toward 3. ID is
the guch which heretofore has caught
all previous slides. diverting them to
either side as the trees between ID and
T. show many years of freedom from such
disturbances.
Breaking from their foundation at r,
the countless tons OF snow and slush
rushed down the mountain poured across
the gulch, ripped away the trees beyond
- and arrived at +. From + 10 the
buildings at C IL is a sheer drop OF
eighty feet When the point + was
reached the extreme weight of the slide
material caused the whole mass 10 drop
perpendicularly upon the buildings
There was not room between the build
ines and the cliff TO give the tremendous
mass any opportunity TO assume sliding
motion against the houses. otherwise the
whole plant would have been reduced TO
bits and all OF the seventeen men asleep
I'm tho hunkhouse would doubtless have
been killed The momentum OF the slide
must have been tremendous, for from n
10 B. The air line, the distance is one
half mile.
Manager r H. Strickland said
Wednesday that he expected TO return
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cealed nothing from Lorimer and that
Browne did nothing to further the cleo
ton of Lorimer that Lorimcr did not
know about at the time. This construc-
ton Is supported by every undisDuted
CIRCUMSTANCE surrounding the tranSac-
ton"
Quoting, then. Brownies admission
that he did make reports to Iorimer,
MIR. Brown commented:
Browne was making his report to his
chief and IL is utterly unbelievable that
he kept from Mr. Lorimer the lnforma-
ton about the bribery of Beckemeyer.
White. Link and Holstlaw. Lorlmer is
bound by the testimony OF this witness.
the senate Is bound by It, 1t has Il COM
pelling force that cannot be resisted in
the light OF this record. and when II is
established in the proof that Lorimer
tablished that the bribery of at least
four members OF that legislature was
committed with the knowledge and with
the consent of Mr.. Lorimer: and when
that fact is established all disputed
questions of law arc taken out Of this
case.
"Thc only theory on which the cleo
tion OF Mr., I.orimer can be sustained Is
that no one was bribed by Browne to
vote for him II Browne bribed nobody
Lorimer knew ii; II Browne bribed any
body. Lorimer knew il, and consented to
II. and thereby forfeited all title to the
office. And when the committee agrees
that with four votes bribed by Browne,
lorimers election is still valid the con-
cluSlOn must IaN, because: nnNer lne
direct and undisputed evidence Of
Browne. as well as under all other con-
vlncine circumstances and proof, 1t is
obvious that Lorimer knew all that
Browne did
"Means End of Senate
There Is no escape from this conclu-
sion A legislature composed of men
chosen by their neighbors 10 act for
them as legislators under oath to dis
charge public trust with honor, forgot
Ind betrayed that trust.
The betrayal was on wholesale
scale. and after the legislature had been
deadlocked for nearly five months II was
| out OF reason. II not impossible. for an
honest election OF anybody To result. The
silent and iron hand behind the scenes,
knowing all that was being done for
him by his agents and consenting to.
ii not directing their every act. was Mr.
Lormer himself. Such is the story OF
this record and such should be the ver-
dict of the senate"
SO serious did Mr.. Brown consider the
questions involved in the Lorlmer case
that he declared that a wrong judgment
in II was ''likely to mean and ought to
mean eventually the end OF the senate
He asserted further that the Lorinler
election tells a story OF shame and ig.
| nominy unparalleled In the history 'of
| legislation
Senators Burrows. chairman OF the
committee on privileges and elections.
| after a visit 10 the White house today,
| said ne expected that n vote would be
! taken In the, senate on the Lorimer case
| soon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION
SHAKES UP NEW YORK
Property Damage of Three
Quarters Of a Million Results
From Accident.
Continued From Page One.

Bronx. The jar crossed many telephone
sorts of complicat tions ensucd. Fire en-
glnes were dashlng hither and thitber,
I'm quest of non n-cNistcnt fires. Terrified
tenants made matters worse by turning
In alarms that had not sounded of their
own accord.
Rhnelander Waldo. fire commissioner
for New York. and Fire Chief Croker
were among the first 10 reach Commune
paw from New York. a picked band OF
New York police accompanied them.
AmhulanccS could not come fast
enough and express wagons were COM
uandeeIed. How many were injured
never will he known. but the count
OF those treated in the New York
Jersey City. Hoboken. Union hin and
that number.
The estimated number OF doad is
thirty-two. Five bodies have been re-
covered The known dead arc:
Burnett. Robert. New York. captain Of
the tug John Twohcy. blown from his
wheclhouse: Moro. Giantonomo. deck
hand killed on the barkcntinc Insrid:
Moro. Michaels, Mcneil. Charles. engi-
neer Of yard engine. blown from his
cab: Barbour. Robert. incoming jersey
Central passenger killed by falling glass:
Armstrong, James. captain Of the boat
Whistler; unidentified man. one OF his
Edward, master of the steam lighter
Katherine w: IIcinzer;gn, Louis. ongi-
ncer ~ the Katherine w: Ackley. Frank:
ACIslcy. Henry: Stolpe, Oscar; London.
James; Belgian. Louis; twenty unidcnti-
fed laGuicrS.
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Proves Quinine is Never Effec-
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
HAvEMEYER IN
GRIP Of TRUST
Son of Sugar Combinations
Founder Says 1t Usurps
His Rights.
WANTS NATIONAL TO BE
AN INDEPENDENT CONCERN
American Corporation Has No
President. as W. B. Thomas
Resigned Recently.

NEW YORK Feb. l.-Horacc Have
meyer son Of the late Henry O. Have
meyer. issued a statement today in reia-
ton to the sui, OF the American Sugar
Refining company fled at Trenton. y. j..
Yesterday That suit seeks to ct aside
as Illegal the transfer To Henry Q. Have
meyer OF practically all the ten million
dollars common stock i'll the Nationa.
Sugar Refining company.
The American company said yesterday
the suit was final step In an effort 20
oust the Havemeyers from the sugar
business Horace Havcmcyers state
mcni denies he was ousted from The di-
rcctoratc of the American Sugar Re-
hning company and says his resisna l.
tion was voluntary. owing 10 his wish
To devote himself To the affairs OF the
National company.
.'Tha National he said, was organ +,
ized eleven years ago. when 1t ACQUIRED
the three rehneries which IL owns. for
lS2, 500 shares OF its stock; $1,000 pre-
ferred ami ,000 common.
American Controls National,
"AlI of this stock was then issued and
the books OF the company have always
shown that fact"
transaction. and to a smaller extent py
purchase Havcmeyer acquired during
lnO0 and 1902, $4,000 shares OF the com,
turned these holdings over TO his chii-
drcu according 10 his sons statement.
These shares were repreSented ny cer-
tificates issued in the name OF James II.
Post because the contract by the Ma
tionai for the purchase OF The compa
nies which il acquired was made WIN
MI Posi-.
The transfer which he and his sisters
sought To have made of these shares on
the hooks OF the National company;
few weeks ago would have meant. Mr.
Hnvemever saws. that we would vote
the stock ourselves But the moment
We took this step the American COM
pany opposed II
''It owns al .2S0 shares OF the preferred
stock OF the National and as long as ~
can prevent us from voting our stock II
owns 4 majority OF the remaining shares
OF the National and has absolute con
lrol o. H. which otherwise would be the
biggest independent sugar renNins III
terest In the country.
Wants Suit Pushed
81 am advised by counsel thal our
stock is valid and ] shall insist that the
suit be vigorously pushed that may
vote my stock and establish the lnde-
pendcnce of thc National
American Sugar Refining company To-
dDv that the great corporation is with
ont president. Az a recent meeting OF
the directors. Washington b. Ihomas'
then president resigned 10 become chair
man nf the board. and no successor has
been chosen
An election Is expected at the next
meeting Edward r. Atkins Of Boston
is now first vice president and Charles
p Allen. the present treasurer. has as
s,med the duties OF second wee
president.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
AIbany Deadlock Continues.

ALBANY, y. Y. Feb. NO choice re-
suited today on the thirteenth ballot for
United states senator and there was no
shifting OF votes, Following is the vote
In detail:
Democrats-Sheehan. SO; Shepard 10:
Keran. 8; Glynn, 8: Littleton. 6; O'Brien.
epublicans-Depew, II.
Total vote cast. 1S9.
Necessary for choice, 95.
The movement for a conference of Tn IL
Republican members OF the legislature
with a view to reconvening the Repuhl
can caucus and substituting a new can
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
Sentence Com,nutsd

WASHINGTON. Feb. l-p,.s,.
today committed the sentnr.e .esldent 1
Warren. the Kansas Sociaiis,e o. Rsi
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
To Vote on Lorimer.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l. Senator Bur
rows. chairman OF the committee on
privilege and elections, after an early
call at the white house today. said he eT-
pectrd a vote would be taken In Ihc
senate within a few days on the seating
of Senator Isorimer OF Illinois.
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Captain Tucker Resigns.

WASHINGTON. Feb, Captain %
gan Tucker Of the United States Marine
corps has rendered his resignation 70 the
president. II has been accepted To take
effect on Mach 81 CAPTAIN Tucker is
n grandson OF Mrs. John a. Logan.
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Wants Suit Pushed.
Heat Wave in South.

DALLAS. Tex. Feb. 1.-Tbe south.
west is enduring an unprecedented
heat wave Yesterday afternoon the
thermometer reached % degrees in
Fort Worth. while the average was
lust under the 90 mark
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
BIG CASH HOARD
OF HERMIT COUPLE

WARRENSBURG. Mo-, Feb.
. 1.-Secreted in tin cans, old
. trunks and closets, more than
$4,000 in gold and silver coin was
. found in a house until recently
. occupied by J. H. Ronemous and
. wife. six miles southeast of here,
. yesterday. Both died within a
. few hours of each other last
week, and were buried in the
. same grave, They lived apart
. from their neighbors and il was
. generally supposed the couple
: had little money. No heirs have
: appeared to claim the estate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02

didate for Chauncey NJ. Depew for Unit;
ed States senator received a setback to-
day from Minority Leader Brackett,
''In my Judgment" said Mr.. Bracket
1.-The time is not ripe for such a move
ment"
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02

DES MONIES, Feb. 1-Followins is
today's ballot on United States senator
in the Iowa legislature:
Kenyon. 66. Young, 81; Garst. |; Por-
ter (DemocraO. 40
Absent, s Necessary to elect. II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02

HELENA Mont, Feb 1.-The result
Of the ballot for federal senator In the
Montana assembly today was as follows
Carter (Repub!can). So: Walsh (Dem-
ocraD. %; Conrad. (Democrao. is; seat
tering. 10.
Necessary TO a choice. 40,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
Will Not Move Capital.

CARSON CITY. New, Feb. by a tie
vote 20 TO 20, the lower house OF the
Nevada legislature defeated today reso-
luton TO remove the capital from Car
son to Winnemucca.
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COLDS CAUSE Hpan,

LAXATIVE BRoMO ou;r,.
worldwide Cold and Grin an rama
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
THIS DATE IN AIsToRY.v
APRIL 3

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 tween St Joseph and San Francisco.
 1S6i-Price Of petroleum in New York reached s19.25 per barrel 1Ss2-AdmiraI Sir J c Ross. Arctic
 exporer. died Born in 1900. 1S65-Fedsral troops occupied Rich mond.
 le10-The Mad Mullah razed town; and killed hundreds of Afr can tribesmen