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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
lmpostor Who Plays Rols
Juan Breaks Jail WIS
of Warder.
BREAKS HEARTS FOR
Lovelorn Maidens and
Widows Lavish Affectio
Cash on Rascsl.

Special Cable 10 The Trlbun.
kONlGSBERG. May 1s.-Jf, /.
lieved that some petty official
bogus Count" Major Won scv,,-
escape from Hellbroon. He 4.
who has been posing as an oft1|
American army. One morn,n.
window, which looks out ON
lane. was found open. the jror
curing 1t behind fled throue5
count gone.
Before leaving prison he foun
write a polite note to the cro,
cutor begging forgiveness for n
official so much trouble.
The fact is wrote the bor
that l am obliged 10 atteud
important matters. and mum
renouncc Your hospitality"
The count" Is described a.
the most engaging personalItY
frank and easy bearing OF a ~
is at his best when narratinK h|
experiences In the Philippines
The count" first became
about five years ago as Major n
mangk. An American major
ry he called himself. He dom
form which was that OF the UnI
cavalry. plus several bits OF go]|
numerous gilded buttons which
in the army regulations. He
afterwards with cyniclsm tbz
liked his gilded additions and
enabled him 10 reach their he
speedily. He carried on bis 4
for some time with impuhlty.
said to have nettci consider
from guilelesS maidens. and ffoI
At last he made the acauai
the widow OF q naval officer, 81
the point or handing him 81
thousand marks when she tholI
OF IL. and consulted the police.
suit was disastrous 10 the main
tcnce OF three years impriso1
evidence of the manner In
court of justice viewed his enl|
Last August he was liberGff
resumed operations In the 81
field After several small affziI
pened on the daughter OF q u
OF Heilbronn. and introduced
Count Won Passey.
On the strength OF forged doc
had become possessed OF the
castle of Steticnheim in the nt'|
and the wealthy young lady h<
billions and desirous OF beconiI
ess Won Passev was induced q
her count TO Berlin where tht
at the best hotels.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
KING AND QUEEN GO TO
WINDSOR ON JUNE 10
Special Cable to The Tribune.

LONDON, May 13.-King George and
Queen Mary. accompanied by their i'm
mediate suite. will come to town from
Windsor palace to Poddington early
Monday morning. June 10. which will
mark their entry into London for the
coronation ceremonies. which are to be-
gin with the arrival and reception to for
eign representatives Saturday, juno II,
The king and queen will travel on the
royal train. the engine OF which will be
especially decorated.
The arrival of the royal couple will be
made a stately event. Their entry into
Buckingham palace will pe regarded as
the official beginning OF the week of COR
onation ceremonies.
In the evening a family dinner party
will be given in the palace. The suites
attached TO the royal delegates will as
semble in the throne room after dinner
and be presented 10 the king and queen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
IRISH WILL HELP WALES
TO ATTAIN HOME RULE
Special Cable TO The Tribune,

SpeCIaT CHDTe TO TIC JTTDuHe,
LONDON. May l3.--John Redmond and
Ellis Griffith. the leaders OF the Irish and
Welsh parties. spoke a few nights ago at
Holyhead. Mr.. Griffith said that the two
Celtic peoples were united in purpose.
their nationality had survived the suf-
fering Of centuries. The Welsh and the
Irish in the house OF commons were
working side by side to pass the veto
bill
1.-The next session Of parliament will
avail to see both Irish home rule and
Welsh discs establishment through the
house of commons said Griffith.
Mr. Redmond said that the claim for
nationality was the same in Wales as
In Ireland. The Irish struggled for home
rule, and so much Of the home rule as
the Welsh desired for themselves the
Irish would aid them in getting with all
their hearts,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
PULLS GET IMPORTANT
PLACES FOR IGNORAMUSES
Cable to The Tribune.

0TNcf'' ~NH''''@ W 4 IT. IT ''7N1''-'
LONDON. May 13.-England has al
ways prided herself since civil service be :
came the fixed policy OF the government
that places in the public service only
went TO those who won them by merit.
The attention recently drawn in parli-
ament TO certain methods OF promotion to
higher posts in the civil service has
aroused the keenest interest. The basis
OF the complaints which arc being made
is that men whose only qualification Is
that they were with a cabinet minister In
South Africa or at school with a M. p.
arc brought in without examination and
appointed to lucrative posts while their
work. for which they are unified, has
TO be done by subrodlnates.
1t is said that a man recently appoint
ed to a position with salary OF $4,000
publicly admitted that he couldn't do q
sum in fractions. although he was HI
ION history"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
AIRSHIPS ARE F0RBIl
TO TRAVEL Oven

Special Gable 10 The Triounc
BERLIN. May 1S.-The -
minister has issued a nont nsss N
aircraft 10 pass over IonnrSe| Ion uSe|
especially applies TO paescf
such as the Ersatz- Deus "a
now comes the question 81
be done with those VINO sSsr~
II Is so easy for those W en- en-
that the wind carried tns sher
against their will. or tnat H.
norant OF the existence o.
tions Moreover. suppoeiIs
company organized a Trip
eenrc1s over German terf,t1.
10 France. what could ee acs
their passing over the forfst
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
FESTIVITIES PRIOR TO
CORONATION COMMENCE
Special Cable to The Tribune.

LONDON. May 13.-rhe festivities prior
10 the coronation really have already be-
gun. May 9 was FIRST court and the
unveiling OF the Queen Victoria me-
mortal will take place on Tuesday
The concert at Albert hall will be May
2e. The visit or the Emperor and EN-
press OF Germany really marked the he
ginning Of the visit OF royalty that viii
mark the period preceding the corona
tion. When the German royal yacht ar
rivcs ut Potsdam the emperor and en- >
press VIII receive the German crown
prince and the princess. who arc TO re =
side at the Marble palace. Potsdau, up =
III Monday. June ~. when they will leave
Tor London TO represent the court OF
Berlin AZ the coronation.
IT Is expected that Prince and Princess
Henry OF Prussia and Prince and Prln-
cess Frederick Charles of Hesse VIII
travel 10 England with the crown prince
and crown princess
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
STUDENTS in PORTUGUESE
SCHOOL START MUTINY
eoial Cable TO The Tribune.

LISBON. May 13.-with cries OF
Death TO the professors!" a number of
students al the Mission college at Ser
nache dc Bomjardine. Portugal. rose in
mutlny. They broke up their desks and
destroyed furniture and then dashed for
the professors. Some of these gentle
men, in great terror. escaped by way OF
the window, and. dropping to the ground,
made their escape.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
CHILDREN CROSS OCEAN
EN- ROUTE TO BUTTE
Special Cable to The Tribune

SOUTHAMPTON, May 15.-The pas
sengers on the Empress Ireland from
Liverpool included Two children, Thomas
Holmes. aged 2, and Rebecca. Holmes,
aged 5. who are travelling alone to Butte
City. Mont, TO join their parents The
children arc quite happy In starting their
with checks giving their names. ages and
destination
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
TURKS CALL ZI0NlSM
SCHEME FOR GU

Special Cable to The Trioune'
CoNSTANTINOPLE, NAY
Rumeli. which is now the ol
Salonika committee and is p
pccially 10 reflect the views q
tarv members. has Dublishe1
attack on Zionism, which " a.
being simply and solely cIoez
man designs and notably for g
tine economic conquest and e'
of Mesopotamia. These View
appear 10 prevail among ma.
both within and without the
organization: who profess %
dencc of German support IN E
the strongly Germanophtie
phjle tendencies OF the pr,hc.x
organs published in Turkey; n.
that some of the chief Non
gandists here are German hue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
PREFECT OF VATICAN
LIBRARY WILL RETIRE
Special Cable 10 Tho rrlhune

'7I7-~Io<F '-tl''''- W
ROME. May l2.-Scholars and book
worms and men who are Interested In
the great llorarics Of The world Will prob
ably hear with regret that Father Fran
cesco Ehrle. prefect OF the vatican library
Tor many years. VIII retire next fall
Every one who has had TO visit This H.
prary, a vast storehouse OF all kinds OF
knowledge not TO be met with elsewhere
FOUND In Father Ehrle the kindest of well
comes and most effective assistance No
one who has ever lived has known all of
the treasures contained In this wondrous
library, but Father EhrIe knows more
than any other man about them. He will
ne succeeded by Rev, Mgr. RAFT. project
of the Ambrosian library at Milan.
Father Ehrle, who is a member of the
Jesuit order will probably go into one
ooL the houses Of the society after re-
tirement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
ANKLE SKIRT CLUB IS
SAX0NY INSTITUTION
Special Cable to The Tribune

DRESDEN. May 13.-The> ankle skirt
having become so popular in Halle. Sax
ony. a ladies' ankle-skirt club has been
formed. On the ground of the hygienic
qualities OF the new skirt the members
are pledged 10 carry on active propaganda
In its favor. An extensive tour is being
which Will be worn by all taking part
in the tour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
SUICIDE OF CHILDREA
ASCRIBED TO EDu|
Special Gable to The Tribune

Special Gable to The Trioups'
VIENNA. May 13:-Meo'S
claim that the epidemic
among children which psS.
emma and has shocked tne ~
past few months Is due 70
ton. The succession OF s
more steadily with the att
life by d twelve-year-oid S
of a factory employee. oech
lost a half-penDy. Afraio
ment she went upstairs srssIf
fathers gun, and shot nsat.1I.
nately the child was not ~.
A few days before tnat
Q in Vienna broke the strags r.
satchel. He bolted hlmse'
room and hanged himself
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
BOOK ABOUT KISSING
WRITTEN BY PROFESSOR
Special Cable to The Tribune.

COPENHAGEN. May 1S.-Dr. Nyrop, a
Danish university professor. has written
whole volume about kissing. He noted
three words for a kiss, according to the
nature Of the salute. the sentimental
English have one term for every sort OF
kiss. The Germans have over thirty
different styles of kisses entered in their
dictionaries. AS 1t is, most people find
kissing good no matter what the word is
that describes 1t, but lovers may note the
German word ''nachkussen," which
means making up for kisses which have
been missed through absence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
MASCAGNI CHARTERS SHIP
TO REHEARSE NEW OPERA
Special Cable to The Tribune.

MILAN May 13-Mascagnis new
opera, ''Ysobel" which has been pri-
vatey performed at Genoa is to have its
first public production at the Theatcr
Coloseo. Buepos Ayres, The Company
will rehearse on the voyage out In the
steamship. practically the whole OF the
vessel being given over TO the singers.
Mascagni chartered the vessel specially
for the purpose. the only other voyage
being few wealthy enthusiasts, who
have been required to pay almost rabu-
lous passage rates.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
BILLBOARD NUISANCE is
RAMPANT IN GERMANY
Special Cable to The Tribune.

POTSDAM May 1S.-The president of
Potsdam whose example is to be fol-
lowed hy several colleagues, has taken
summary steps 10 remove unsightly ad-
yertisements which disfiguro the course
OF railway lines. This Disagreement OF
landscape is carried here to a scandal
hotels and variety theaters being adver-
tised on huge boa rds virtually blotting
out the scenery They are TO he removed
to distance OF 400 yards from the rail-
way, otherwise they will he torn down.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
RADIUM MAKES PLANTS
GROW TO GREAT SIZE
Special Cable to The Tribune.

VIENNA. May 13-A seeries Of inter
esting experiments Is being carried on In
the laboratory attached to the private
hospital Of Prof. Woorden. A well known
medical expert In Vienna.
Plants have been subject to radio
active influence and II has been ascer-
tsined that such plants grow to nearly
twice the size Of those not subjected to
the influence OF radium.
Experiments Of the influence OF radium
on human beings are also being carried
on. but no results have as yet been made
public.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
WORLDS OLDEST FLAG
HAS MIRACULOUS CROSS
Special Cable 10 The Tribunr.

Special Cable 10 The Tribune
COPENHAGEN. May t3.-The flag Of
Denmark. plain red banner bearing on
IL q white cross. is the oldest flag now
In existence. For over 300 years both
Norway and Sweden were united with
Denmark under this flag. In the year
1919 King Waldemar of Denmark. when
leading his troops In battle against the
Lifonians, saw or thought he saw a
bright light In the form OF a cross in the
sky. He held this appearance TO be
promise of divine aid, and pressed for
ward TO victory. From this time he had
the croBs placed on the flag of his coun-
try and called II the Danneborg, that is
the strength Of Denmark
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
RUSSIAN SPY MURDERED
BY POLISH NIHILISTS
Special Cable to The Tribune.

WARSAW. May IA man named
Ladislaus Iiolkowski. notorious as an
agent provocateur. was murdered on
Wednesday In kieloo, the crime being at
trinuted TO the lighting section Of the
kowski Is alleged 10 have inci,ed many
Polish emlgrants in Galacia to the COM
mission Of deeds OF violence. and after
wards to have denounced them TO the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
SHOOTS OFF HIGH HEh z
WIFE SEEKING

Special Cable to Thc ~.
ST. PETERSBURG: Mss
Krissoff of wilma. Russis hu1
for a divorce because her -
OF her high heels AS sac,1s sne
in their garden one &
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
GOLD DISCOVERIES IN
ICELAND REPORTED RICH
Special Cable to The Tribune.

Special Cable to The Tribune.
COPENHAGEN. May 1S-There is
likely to be gold rush to Iceland. An
nounccmcnt Is made that a French min
ing engineer has not only found gold in
paying quantities in Denmarks most
northern colony. but silver and copper
well. Full details of the discovery have
not yet reached here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
Women Criminals Reprieved.
Cable 10 The Tribune

SnecinI Gable 70 The Tribune.
LONDON. May l3.--Between 1905 and
1910 seventy-four male prisoners were
condemned TO death and forty-seven exc
cuted. Ten women were sentenced TO
death. but all were reprieved and given
life sentences
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
Spalding in London.

Special Cable to The Tribune.
LONDON. May 13.-Albert Spaldng,
the great American violinist, has taken
apartments here for the season, and will
make his headquarters here during the
coronation festivities
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
Pope Celebrates Mass.

Special Cable to The Tribune.
ROME. May 13.-The pope is able to
celebrate mas every morning, but he re-
ceives very few visitors.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-11-25
More Trouble For Mexico

San Antonio, Texas, Nov. 21.-Copies
Of three manifestos calling on the Mexi-
can army and the Mexican people to re-
volt against the Madero government
and signed in print with the name of
General Bernardo Reyes. to-day are in
the hands of the local secret service
men aud will be laid by them before
the United States district attorney here.
Reyes is under arrest on a charge of
violating neutrality laws.
All three pronunciamentos call on Of.
fcers to quit their allegiance to the
present government, which is charac-
terized as ubiquitous and unjust and
usurped. Promises Of reform in the
army and greater pay are made to all
those who enlist in the new cause. The
election Of Jose Pine Juarez is called an
imposition from the Maderistas.
Detectives are trying to learn where
the manifestos we're printed.
The trial of General Bernardo Reyes
will not be called until the April term
Of the federal court in Laredo.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-11-25
High Grading at TOnupah

The Goldfield Tribune has the follow.
to say about the most recent case of
nigh grading in that camp:
Otto Liss and E. j. Jameson, both
middle aged, were arrested at the en-
trance to the offices Of the Western Ore
Purchasing Company late "Wednesday
afternoon by Detectives Clarence Sage
and Colwell of the Consolidated secret
service and were placed in the county
Jail with charges of grand larceny booked
against them. When taken into
custody the men were on their way to
claim payment for three tons of high
grade ore they had delivered to the
Western Ore Purchasing Company,
claiming it was taken from the Loretta
Fraction. Some of the ore ran 1910 to
the total theft will run in the neighbor.
hood OF $1,000. 1t is asserted by the ar.
resting officers and by officials of the
Goldfeld Consolidated Mines Company
that the ore was taken from an idle tun-
mel on the Jumbo property; that the
men had been working nights in the
tunnel for some time getting out the
ore. and that they kept the evidences
of their labors cleverly concealed in
shallow prospect holes nearby until
ready for the big cleanup.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-11-25
TO Reclaim 5000 Acres

Five thousand acres Of land located
about 80 miles from Ely is to be re-
claimed by the Western Land and Irri.
CATION syndicate, under the Carey Act.
Steps to c~olonizs the land will be taken
Immediately by the company.
The syndicate has been granted q
permit by the State Engineer to con-
str act a reservoir which will be used to
store water to be used for irrigation
purposes. The survey for the reservoir
site has already been started. A dam
and levee will be constructed and
the levee will parallel the Nevada
Northern Railroad tracks for a distance
of about one mile. Active construction
work will be started on the dam and
levee soon.
The syndicate Is a local enterprise,
backed by Ely and McGill people. The
land which they propose to reclaim and
open for settlement is located in the
Steptoe valley, and is considered very
fertile.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-11-25
New Sagebrush Remover

F. A. Remington of Lake, Lake
County. Oregon, has invented a sage
brush removes which promises to re-
duce the cost of removing the undesir-
able plant from raw land about so per
cent. The arrangement is simple, be.
ing modelled much like an old. fashioned
stock or pea rake, as used to gather the
product into windows. The remover
not only gets the plant from the roots
up but stirs the ground for a depth of
five to six inches, thus distributing the
vegetable mold and forming a seed bed
so that when the land Is plowed deeply
it is in fairly good shape as far as the
initial work is concerned to plant and
get q crop. The device cost Remington
about $50, and with four horses he is
able to handle from five t ten acres of
the sagebrush in a day.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-11-25
Woman Prefer. Serving Sentence

Mrs. Jennie Enright, who was re-
Gently sentenced by a Goldfeld Justice
of the Peace to pay a fine of $500 and
costs amounting to $23 or to serve the
time out in Jail at the rate Of 80 for
Of her sentence. She says that she has
no money to pay a fine, and that she
will serve l111a days in Jail in lieu
hitting assault and battery on a Gold
field man. and pleaded self-defense.
She is said to have money but claims
the sentence is excessive aud prefers to
serve time rather than give it up to pay
her fine.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-11-25
This Orchestra May Be Fired

Chico, California, Nov. 21.-Whether
every Little Movement" should be
judged by it's worldly associations or
by it's spiritual benefits. is agitating the
pillars of the Chico Baptisht church.
The question follows an incident of
last Sunday evening, when the four
piece orchestra struck up the popular
air as the plate vas passed. Some of
the initiated gasped for the moment,
then passed under it's spell. They as
well as the good people ignorant of its
name responded alike in making move
ments towards the purpose. 1.-THE
meaning all Its own" was an unusually
well filled plate.
In view Of the financial result, even
the members who consider the comic
opera An abomination are inclined to
think no music car be morally bad.
whatever the words. The players,
however, are somewhat agitated over
possible charges of heresy.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-11-25
Pardoned Man Now Overseer

Warden Ray Baker of the Nevada
Penitentitiary has made James r.
Mobiles, who was recently pardoned
from the prison. an overseer of the pris-
on road gang. The old man before his
pardon worked with the other convicts
in building roads, and nov that he is
no longer a prisoner he is in charge of
the gang in which he formerly worked.
In this way Warden Baker has shown
his confidence in the man and says that
it will be a good example to the other
prisoners. Mobiles was serving a life
term for the murder of two prospeetors
in Clark County. He claimed self-de-
Tense, and the Board of Pardons be-
came convinced that his claim was true.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-11-25
Natural Gas Near Carson

Natural gas has been tapped at the
we'll on the Raycraft ranch which is be-
ing bored by the State machine. The
gas was first discovered by Charles
Watson, the engineer in charge of the
work. A length Of casing was being
put on and a light was lowered down
the pipe to inspect a joint. Immedi'
ately there was an explosion and the
light shot out of the pipe, followed by
u blaze which went into the air some
six or eight feet. The flames soon
burned out and in a few moments
another light was put down with the
same experience. Several times during
the afternoon the gas WAS tested with
the result of a pretty fame.-Carson
News.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-11-25
Ma nhattan Looks Good

The Manhattan Post contains "a lot of
mining news from the pine tree gold
camp. From the report that camp is
rapidly coming to the front as a gold
producer. Work is being rushed on q
new mill, while ~leasers are operating in
every direction. During last week ap-
proximately $12,0 was shipped from
the mills of the camp. With another
mill in operation it is believed that the
camp will more than double the above
amount.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-11-25
i. NEW TODAY.
Notice to Creditors

In the District Court Of the Third Jud;.,.,
District Of the State OF Nevada In and
for the County Of Eureka
In the matter Of the estate of Joseph Tr..
velli, decreased.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersien.d
was on the 21st day Of November, 1911 h.
the Third Judicial District Court Of the SIS.
OF Nevada, in and for the County o. Eursl.
duly appointed administrator Of the estate Z
Joseph Trevelli. deceased. late Of said COUNTY
Of Eureka, that letters Of administrator Il
said estate have been duly Issued 70 ths
undersigned by the said Court; that ~
undersigned has duly qualified as such Al.
ministrator; that a summary administrator
Of said estate has been duly ordered by H.
said Court; and that all persons and creditor.
having claims against the said estate are r..
quired and directed to Ale the same with n.
proper vouchers and statutory atfdavits Al.
tached, with the Clerk Of the said Cour.
within forty days after the date Of the 6rst
publication Of this notice.
p. ii. HUI
Administrator of the estate Of Joseph Ire.
velli, deceased.
T. J. McPsrlin, Atty for Administratot.
Dated November %, 1911.