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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
WITNESSES TELL Of
FIGHTS WITH D|ETZ
Man on Trial for Murder Cross.
Examines and Takes Notes
of Evidence.

HAYWARD, Wis, May S,-When
the Dietz murder trial was resumed
today former Sheriff William Giblin
was recalled to the stand by the prose
cution to testify TO having been shot
at on May s, 1905, whilo approaching
the Dietz cabin at Cameron dam with
other deputies.
The state gathered up a few loose
threads of evidence this morning be-
fore calling Fred Thorbahn, one of
its most important witnesses, to the
stand. Thorbahn led the deputies
against Dietz on October s, last,
The DietZ arsenal was brought into
Dietz was blocked by former At
torney General L. M. Sturdevant from
cross examining Giblin beyond the
facts brought out by the prosecution.
Dietz took exceptions to the court s
ruling.
Fred Thorbahn testified about the
material events Of the day Of the fight.
He said;
t'I was walking good distance
from the cabin when / saw man at
the corner OF the house. thought
it was too far away for him to get
ME, but l kept my eyes on him, side
ways. I heard a report and saw the
shot strike in the ground about fifty
feet in front Of me. 1t was a nice
shot but little too low. -
Thorbahn smiled slightly at Dietz as
he said this. but Dietz kept on taking
notes,
"I went down on one knee as
heard another report the witness
went on "This one struck the grass
two feet from my knee. l swung
Lugers and the man got out of sight
pretty quick" "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
COMPLETE DETAILS
FOR WELSH BANQUET
Programme Includes Promi-
nent Speakers and Musi-
cal Numbers.

The Sons and Daughters of Wales last
night completed the arrangement of their
programme for their fourth annual BAN
quet. which will be held at the New
Grand hotel Wednesday evening II is
expected that 100 persons will attend the
banquet William II. Folland will be the
toastihaster The programme for the
evening is as follows:
My Hen Wlad fy Nhadau (Tbe
Land or My Fathers) .Rees Davies
roast The Business Welshman
Contraito solo (selccted)
..'.,r;...: Mrs. Il. s. Folland
roast, Inc True Welshman.
soprano SOLO. From Songs OF Wales
..-.,,.....,.. Miss Esther Davis
roast, Memories; Welsh Tinted
x- $500 ...-o...s..-...B b. II. Roberts
Welsh melodies, piano and mandolin
.....,... DR. and Mrs. c. w. Stewart
Toast. The Welsh in Music John lanes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
NJ '|VAMARAS WOULD
NOT GIVE CONSENT
Jailer Wanted to Secure Pictures
of the Men Accused of Dyna-
miting.
ORTIE M'MANIGAL POSES
Photos Will Be Used in Official
Records and Sent to Various
Parts Of the Country.
oRT1E M'MANIeAL POSES

Los ANGELES, May s.-Ortie f.
McManigal, alleged confessed dyna-
miter, who is said to have implicated
John j. Mcnamara and his brother,
James B, Mcnamara, in a series Of
murders by dynamite, was officially
photographed today.
Captain Flammer of the city de-
tective department asked that McMan.
igal be sent to the police station
to have his picture and measure
ments taken according to the BertiIlon
system. Sheriff Hammel, however, re-
fused to permit the man to be taken
from the county Jail. and so District
Attorney John D. Fredericks sent q
special photographer to take his pic
ture. No measurements other than
those obtained when McManigal and
the Mcnamara brothers first arrived
at the Jail have been taken
Jailer Gallagher asked the Nc
pictures to be taken, but both re-
fused, as there is no law by which
they can be forced to submit to such
an action. The photographs taken of
McManigal will be used in the official
records, and probably sent to various
parts of the country.
Both the McNamaras passed quiet
day. Their union labor friends
visited them and sent them flowers.
The largest bouquet received by James
Mcnamara was sent by him to the
table of prisoners charged with lesser
crimes None of the flowers were
sent by women.
The sheriff announced today that
the dynamite found on the Malibou
ranch, near the coast in this county.
was that used by a contractor in
road building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
PORTLAND TEAMSTER
CATCHES BANK R0BBER
Lively Time In East Side INSTITUTION
Shots Exchanged, but No one
Injured.

PORTLAND. May s.-A bold attempt
10 rob the East Side bank this afternoon
was defeated by the bank employees.
The robber entered the bank. fred one
shot at Cashier Fred Alt. who returned
the fire. as did President Newhall- The
robber fed but was captured.
Ait was busy Mt his desk when the
robber armed with revolver. entered
and demanded q large sum of money. The
cashier renched for his own weapon ana
Aired at the would be rohber. President
Newhall also fred at the man. who fled'
pursued by Roger Newhall. son OF the
president. They exchanged inenective
shots and 81 teainster who Joined the
chase knocked the robber down and
turned him oyer TO the police
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
TWO NERVY ROBBERS
HOLD UP DRUG STORE

Matt McCrene, 2f years old. druggist In
charge OF branch No. 8 OF the Schramm-
Johnson drug stores. at First West and
South Temple streets. was held up and
robbed at the store at 11:30 O'Clock
Monday night The robbers took $50
from the cash drawer
Two men were engaged in the holdup.
one asked for medicine and when Nc
Crone turned to get it he was covered
WITH a gun and ordered to throw up his
hands While one robber kept his gun
on McCrone the other cleaned out the
cash drawer After the robbery the men
ran north on First West street and made
their escape
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS
H0N0RS GALLINGER

WASHINGTON MAY S.-Senator CAL
l!nCer of New Hampshire was unanimous
~ nominated as president pro-tempore OF
the senate at todays Republican caucus.
Twenty of the ifty Republican senators
were absent including nine proercsslves.
The four progreSsives in attendance
Borah. Brown. Dixon and Kenyon-voted
for Mr.. Gallinger
II Is expected the caucus choice Will
be ratified by the senate tomorrow. Some
Of them have announced that under no
circumstances will they vote for Mr
Gallnger.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
H. E. LEWIS BITTEN
BY HUGE TARANTULA

While taking a bunch of bananas out
OF crate. II. Z. Lewis. proprietor of the
Cash grocery store at Second South and
rirsl west streets. was bitten by a
tarantula shortly after O'Clock Monday
night
Mr. Lewis was removing the bananas
from the crate when the tarantula stunc
him upon the hand He hurried to
1oover's drug store, next door, and the
druggist applied antiseptic and ban
daged the wound. The wound IS ver,,
painful. but is not thought to be serious.
was killed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
THIEF STEALS JEWELRY
FROM MRS. VICTOR SAHM

An assortment OF jeweIry was stolen
from the home of Mrs. Victor Sahm. 1855
West First South street. Saturday morn
Ing by a thief who crawled through
window while Mrs. Sahm was away from
home
The stolen jewelry includes one mans s
watch charm, a sunburst diamond stick
pin, neck chain with plain gold links
and set OF old-fashioned earrings. very
large and SNOWY.
The thief also took a chlld's savings
bank containing a small amount of sill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
DENIAL BY GOMPERS.
Federation Chief Sends Telegram to J.
J. McNamara.

Gompers of the American Federation OF
Labor, today, in telegram To J. J. Nc
Namara in the Los Angeles jail denied
statement attributed to Detective
vestigation at indianapolis was satisfied
the charges were not 'fra me up
I'VE all feel confident OF your and
your brothers innocence" added the
Gompers message to Mcnamara. land
will do everything lawful within our DOW
er 10 help the establishment before the
courts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09

Never hesitate about giving Cham
berlain' IS Cough Remedy to children. 1t
contains no opium or other narcotics
and can be given with implicit conf
dence. AS quick cure for coughs and
colds 10 which children n" susceptible.
il is unsurpassed. Sold bv all dealers,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
Catarrh,

Called an American disease, is cured
by an American medicine, originated
and prepared in the most catarrhal of
American countries.
That medicine is Hood s Sarsap parilla.
It cures radically and permanently,
in that it removes the cause, cleansing
the blood of scrofulous and all other
impurities. 1t oyercomes all the eff
fects of catarrb, too, and builds up the
whole system.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
SHOW WINDOW is BROKEN
AT GARDNER-ADAMS STORE

The big plate glass display windows of
the Gardner & Adams store at 13S-142
South Main street. were broken shortly
after o'clock Monday evening when a
cyclone wind swept down Main street
The crash of the falling glass created
a panic among men and women who
were passing by the store but no one
was injured
Mr., Gardner estimates the damage
done to the windows at $1,000. fully COW
cred by insurance
The wind also blew down the big
electric sign of the Mission cafeteria,
321 South Main street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09

WOMAN S
/ LIFE
lydia E. Pinkham's
compound.

|ise2,lY s5 VT was passing
saangeof Life and suffered
AZ 70 III nervousness
ahd other annoying
&1symptoms, and (
WlGean truly say that
|aVlLydia E. Pinkham's
Bile Com
q dpound has proved
4 worth mountains of
"a |gold to me, as it
restored my health
3}|}and siren ct h. l
|REEp1neyer forget to tell
WY my friends what
kComG,.Lydia L. Pinkham's
q stTUuld tTv;ol has done for me
d "a }h,ng halgIp period. Completo
EiS, tIs tIIsalth means so much
Il an sn' SilIIusf sihS Of q other suffer.
es~.Nsno. 80 you may publish
|6auIts,,al;;S;; Its,aS; CHAs. BARCLAY.
sd dpssalSeine s'lS for woman's ills
|easssrsssn. Widespread and un. ll1l'
} hossement. No other med ed
Ia ls y, Of has such 'ia'r a record cord
Conn., ras lydia E. .Pinkham's s,
esn 80 % years it has been
ehilaaas : Ills Us such as s. inils nris m@a. peen
sksIS,tdIen nOroid Soi tumors,4 irllss. irree.
"a ic ana pains and neryo,,s
\ sansus 50 safely ely through the the
|sSis Sissaisp, sispp at Lynn, Mass.
|asice women to writ.
laIslnMsse'r Mer advice is free es,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
Another Pioneer Dies.

William Sharp, II years old. died Mon
dav morning. following an operation for
rupture which he underwent q few DAYS
ago. He had been suffering for several
years from rheumatism.
MIR. Sharp was born july Il. 1884. al
Glasgow. Scotland, and came TO Utah
about the year 1866. For many years he
was in the coal business. He is survived
by two sons and two daughters,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
REWARD GOES TO BOYS
AND THEIR TEACHER
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OMAHA. Neb., May Six boys and
school teacher today received the TWO
thousand dollars reward from the gov-
ernment for causing the arrest of the
bandits who looted the Overland Limited
In May. 1909. They received checks of
$3.50 each The boys found guns and
masks near their school In South Omaha.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09

WASHINGTON, May S.-With tho
substitution OF Il cabinet composed OF
Prince Ching and the heads of the ten
departments OF the grand council OF five.
a long step has been taken toward the
establishment OF constitutional govern
mcnt in China, IL is believed here.
II Is a part OF the plan to make the
tenure of cabinet ministers depend upon
the Will OF the constituent assembly.
II Is expected the action OF the gov
ernment will roduce the Prooaeillty OF
an extension Of the lnsurrection In the
Canton neighborhood.
4 cablegram 10 the state department
from Minister Calhoun indicates that
while Prince Ching will continue TO su-
peryiso the board OF foreign affairs. the
actual minister of foreign affairs VIII be
LANG Tun Yen. whose name was
gazetted Tsou NchaL Will act as
head OF this department until tho ne"
minister returns 10 China,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
Muat to Be Held.

hGger. justice of the peace.
~ y, inquest 10 be held over
MS Sophia Johnson. VINO
sege- Mercy hospital Satur-
under peculiar circum-
~ lo' me coroner's jury was
q. NJ afternoon and the jury
4, sitting at n O'Clock this
I" lF onlce Of Justice Har-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
PRESIDENT PROMOTES
CAPT. AUSTIN M. KNIGHT

TAFT sent 10 the senate today the nomi-
nation OF Captain Austin Nj. Knight 10
he q rear admiral. over the protest
of Secretary OF the Navy Meyer. cap.
tain knight was acquitted by q court
martial OF responsibility for tho sinking
of the monitor Puritan In Hampton
Roads,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
GRAND COUNCIL OF
CHINA ABOLISHED
Constitutional Cabinet OF Ten Members
Substituted; Change is Only
In Form.

edlct abolishlng the grand council and
substituting a constitutional cabinet or
ten members was issued today.
made up CT the present grand councillors
with the addition Of Liang Tun Yen. the
former president Of the foreign board
who is now travelling in the United
States.
Prince Ching becomes premier and
minister OF foreign affairs, and Na-Tuns
and Hsu Shih- Chang are made vice
prime ministers Minister LANG Tuan
Yen is named second foreign minister.
Otherwise the presidents of the various
boards become the ministers. respective
ly, Of their departments.
The change is In line with the demands
of the national assembly for consti-
tutional cabinet responsible TO that body
Instead of 10 the throne.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
OUTBREAK OF CHOLERA
IN RUSSIAN CAPITAL

ST. PETERSBURG. May s-since tho
recurrence OF the cholera epidemic there
have been forty-one suspected cases in
this city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
CALL FOR STATEMENT
OF MONEY EXPENDED

WASHINGTON May S,-The house OF
representatives called on the secretary
~ tho treasury for detailed statement
~ ali money spent by tho monetary COM
}nission since its organization.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
FIVE CHILDREN BURNED
TO DEATH IN VIRGINIA

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, May S.
Five OF the six Children OF Sanford Davis,
a farmer residing near Free Union, Abe
marie county, were burned to death in q
fire which destroyed the Davis home to-
dar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09

CASE
4. attorney Will Con-
bl,uss in Sensational
ytr,da Action
store CHARGE
TlGlIyST DEFENDANTS
A. Accused Is Pioneer
,l.rt Of sase'rnsh
State.

"a. King, we'll known 0,'n Ss,'
-, >-7,s. =: been chosen as coun-
"a .a ns' IN an arson case orig
tiinse ~ New, which has
isssioaI re- aoaI Of feeling in Elko
throughout northern Ne
,,,one Prlmeaux, 72 years
"a oloneer Nevada mer-
~ s-,s,,x. his son. and VII
,anner employee, are ac-
49, fre to the store OF q;
ny \. of Tuscarora. a rIval
,an. e, q on June 10 of last
!, ,bose accused Of arson
q ,.esa.s,isation y OF the case by
s..s 1,.s' Detectives have been
=. ,ase for nearly Il year.
~, ,ime the excitement In
u has been intense. The
lbb ihs Indictment by the
y sSs ,scss accused OF the crime,
:1..ssf.s u were examined by the
-.rts charge that the Pri-
y pYe set FIRE to the Seweli
+. .r,slnr ~ OF June 10 and that
,'ssins. valued at $4,000, and
n merchandise. valued at
! -ssiroyed In this fire,
"a Of Prosecution.
I a the prosecution is that
~. e together with an enmity
a 10 have existed for years.
1 pSmsaux went TO Tuscarora
!, days and had as his first
.:sr4r Louis Engler. a pioneer
rsrbapt or late years Mr:
Il bsen the senior member OF
/ Pdmeaux & Sons, The firm
'ysSsIl & Co. is also an old
s.slness firm of Tuscarora:
!, Of the firm. A. W. Sewell
flunelI. are both we'll known
! ypyada citizens.
s5 after the fire which de-
aore Of the Newell firm oc-
, yere Tumors that IL was or
rrin, and an Investigation
fesre was also SOME sus-
,,asd duplicating the Pri-
iisr several months of in
William Dye. a former en-
: Primeeux company, was ar
December at the instigatlon
pd.res. He was bound over
g. Of the grand jury and was
sll months. During his term
q declared that he had made
. n The crime, duplicating the
He was recently released
brewer, and he denies this
Elfsse on Bond.
LIE grand jury met at Elko
by J returned indictments
Intone Pllmeaux. Roy Pri-
VILLAIN Dye with arson. They
y into court and released on
Ihe arralgnmeut is set for
q. Attorney Claude King OF
.lpihcr OF Major King. will
y accused at the arraign-
Understood that the trial In
ec1Il Will bc set for May %.
stth Major King in the de-
, sass is Judge x. |. Perky
y vas associated with Clar-
, b the defense of Mover.
y Pettibone at Boise. and
y counsel for the defense in
,n cases at Los Angeles.
-tnl In connection with the
Z slko stLll continues. and
le prominence of the defend
= eomplainlng witnesses In
! leellng will be tense until
~ has been concluded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-18

John Peter Grace, Mayor OF Charles
ton, is editing the WHO'S Who" OF
that city now, with the expert assist
ancc of Alderman Vincent Chicco.
Hear the Mayor-elect in his declura-
ton OF policy:
This administration was elected by
neglected Charleston. That portion
OF il which for so many years has been
exploiting us for tho benefit of its
own small section was almost unani-
mously against us. My policy will be,
therefore, to turn the eyes Of develop
mcnt to the East Side and uptown
where the real. red FLOODED people OF
Charleston live: the people who pride
themselves OH being very much like
the rest OF the world. And when We
do this, the rest OF the world Will be
glad to come TO see u.s."
This seems to be revised version of
Watch Charleston Crow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-18

Land. and who was held in captivity
in Austria for many ycnra. until found
and rescued by his favorito minstrel
Blondcl: while King Henry rs only
son. Prince William. was drowned,
with number of his mobiles. while on
his way from Normandy TO England.
in 1lle.
The Hon. Charles Gideon Murray.
Governor of tho Island OF ST. Vincent.
in tho West Indies. who with Mrs.
Murray. is spending some time In New
YORK, en- route to his satrapy has
been twelve years In the colonial ser
vice OF his country. and also took
part in tho Boer War. He is q young
or son OF Lord Elibank. and brother
OF that Master OF El!bank who Is the
senior government whip. and the So
called Patronage Secretary of the
Treasury. AS the latter no has the
chief voice in the distribution of the
patronage Of the administration, and
virtually makes all tho nominations
OF the rewards. titular and otherwise,
Tor party scrvices. His most Until
mate friend ana political ally ia the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Lloyd :
George. and they are almost always
seen together.
The Governor of st. Vincent takes
'''' S'''ic Oh NIlucOn from
the fret owner of the now ruined ELI
bank Castle. Sir Gideon Murray, Lord
or the Session, of Scotland. He cap
tured in border raid young Scott, OF
Harden. In tho act Of stealing his cat
tie and gave him the choice of being
hanged on tho gellows, which formed
an Indispensable feature OF the prin-
cipal tower of the castle. as Of most
other Scotch strongholds of the day
or OF marrying his daughter, whose
phenomenal ugliness is still commem-
Grated in many Scottish legend and
poem, and has come down through his
tory TO us as "Muckle -Mouthcd Meg"
1t is said that the raider, after behold
ing the lady. hesitated so long ns to
whether 1t was not preferable to be
hanged than to become her husband
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-18

that Il was not until the rope was ac-
tuhlly placed about HIS neck that he.
with manifcst reluctance, accepted !u
lieu thereof the matrimonial moose.
Strange to relate. the marriage turnod
out q very happy ono. owing 10 tho
inct that Meg. who was sister OF the
nrst Lord Elibank. was II rcmarkabIy
clever woman. ard II Is from this
union that the Scots OF PollSurth, ana
incidentally tho novelist SIR waiter
Scott. arc descended
General Sir Stanley Clarke, who ,i!cI
at his crown residence. known as
Hangers Lodge. in Hyde Park. situate!
In the ncighborhood of the Serpent!nc
one OF tho most charming or rural
residences In the centre Of tho metro
polls, was, of all the members OF King
Edwards household. probably the best
known on this eide OF the Atlantic. IL
was frequent visitor 10 this country
his daughter having epcnt at least two
seasons in New York. under the chap
eronage OF tho late Mrs. Paran Steven,
Hc was married 10 Il daughter OF tho
late Sir John Rose. her mother having
been famous American beauty
daughter OF Robert Emmett Temple OF
Rutland. VT.
Tho late Sir John Rose. and after.
wards his son. Sir Charles n. Rose.
were for many years the English
partners of Levi p. Morton, In the
Anglo-American firm known as Nor
ton. Roso & Co. Stanley Clarke join
cd King Edwards household In 1873.
and remained connected Herewith un-
til his death. having served for time
also as private secretary to Queen
Alexandra He wac an old cavalry
man, having served in the Thirtccnth
Light Dragons, and the Fourth Hus-
sars. and also having taken part IN
the various Egyptian campaigns He
leaves one son. Captain Stanley Clarke.
OF the Scots Guards. who is married
TO the eldest daughter of Sir Alexand-
or Baird OF Uric. In Scotland
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