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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-06
Modern woodmen of America.

The last meeting OF Excelsior camp in
the hall at 261 S. Main street was held
Tuesday evening. The hall was COM
fortably filled and the meeting was full
OF interest. Three applications were pre-
committee. NeIghbor f. C. Hclmick was
reported as having undergone a serious
operation at Judge-Mercy, hospital and
TO be in a critical condition. The sick
committee reported that the physicians
ard OF the opinion that they would have
10 amputate the leg OF Neighbor VIII
son, who has been confined at ST. Mark 3
hospital for more than two months, The
regular meeting will be held tomorrow
evening in the new Modern Woodmen
hall at 16l Main street. The furnish
ings are practically complete and a
splendid home will greet those who at
tend. The meeting will be an important
one. as this Is the regular election OF a
delegate to attend the state camp, which
convenes at Rlchfield in May. All mem
hers who are interested In the business
affairs OF the camp are urged TO attend
Visiting ncighbors are welcome.
Great Salt Lake camp No. 100I1 met In
we'll attended regular session Tuesday
evening last when five more applications
for beneficial membership were presented
and balloted upon One stranger was
found in waiting and was given the de-
gree OF adoption, The regular meeting
takes place Tuesday evening. large at
tendance Is expected as we'll as many
more new applications TO help swell the
campaign for membership. Visiting neigh
bOrS are invited,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-06
COUNT IS SHOWN As
CLEVER SW|NDLER
Murder Trial on Sunday Enliy'
ened by Testimony Telling
Financial COups.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 5.-The trial
Of DR.. Pantchenko and Count Patrick
o'Brien de Lassy for the murder Of Count
Vassili Bouturlin was continued today.
Pantchenko spent considerable time
trying 10 explain away the meaning OF
a letter written in French which he had
previously confessed, referred 10 the poi
soning OF Count Vassllli and his father,
General Bouturin.
Further details OF the conclusions OF
the medical experts which were unfavor-
able to Pantchenko show that the count
died from hypoitrophy and degeneration
OF the heart muscles, which were over
flied with blood. A second distinctive
symptom, they testified. was a sangui-
fiuous condition OF the body, which was
covered with violet colored marks from
ruptured blood vessels. both symptoms
being characteristic OF diphthera.
The experts held that the poisoning un-
doubtedly was due to a toxin. most prob
ably diphtherial In character,
a witness for the crown narrated epi-
sodes In De Lassy's life. De Lassy. he
said. once invited two provincial land
owners TO meet the members OF the cab
inet. He hired men TO lmpersonate them
and they played their parts 10 perfec-
ton. AS the result of the masquerade.
De Lassy pocketed $4,000.
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Royal Highlanders.

The regular meeting OF Utah castle last
Monday evening was the busiest for some
time. After roll call and reading ot
the minutes the report OF the secretary
treasurer was read also that OF the man =
ayers. II is with pleasure the members
note the splendid condition of the
finances. C)ansman s. T. Carman. as
one OF the managers. complimented the
secretary for the neat. concise manner
In which the books were KEEP, and spoke
of the Kindness shown 10 the auditors hv
Fair Lady and ClanSman Wallace at the
time the books were audited. Past Illus
trious Protector James f. Watts was pre-
sented with a solid gold emblematic ring,
A committee Of five was appointed To
make arrangements for q masked bali To
be given February 90. r. a. Wallace
and J. r. Watts were asked to arrange
for q special entertainment February 6.
Fair Lady Thatcher was reported serious
" i'll and the sick committee notified.
After the usual penny march" the castle
closed TO meet again this evening. Off
Visitors are always welcome.
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Secret and Fraternal Societies

In l. O. o. r. hall, all officers present
There was one initiation and one appll-
cation FOR benefit membership, There
VIII be regular meeting next Thurs
day evening. as IL will not be possible
Tor Captain Martin TO be there with the
guards. The tbimbIc club will meet with
Neighbor Williamson Wednesday after
noon at O'Clock at 10ii Seventh East
street. The Joint installation OF the three
circles took place Monday evening. Janu
airy 30, In Eagles hall. The installation
ceremony was performed by Bertha Nj.
Sumner grand banker, from Portland,
Or, who was sent here by the grand
lodge to do the work The floor work
was put on by the three captains and
their teams. There were forty-four Of
ficers and twenty-four guards on the floor
at the same time. Captain RothwelI OF
Silver Maple circle and her team took
the lead. then came Captain Bertha Mar
tin OF Woodbinc circle and her team
next came Captain Annie Webber with
her team. The work was Captain Roth =
wells own idea and was pretty. The
grand installing officer was presented
with beautiful bouquet OF red and white
roses. The special deputy Eunice NJ
Broberd. was presented with bouquet
OF carnations, red. white and green, the
colors OF woodcraft. Guardian Neigh
Dor L. Fl. Owens and Past Guardian
Sarah Il. Edwards were presented with
carnations, and Past Guardian Dykes and
Past Guardian Lillian NJ. Tall were pre-
sented with beautiful past officers Jew
els.
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Fraternal Brotherhood.

Utah lodge No 365 is determined to
send Its drill team to Los Angeles at the
TN, time OF 1, the big home me, coming in tna, AZ
OF twelve charming young women, met
at the home OF the captain. Mrs Roth
well, and organized that 1t might better
tho name, The Jolly Thirteen Boosters
cub chose for their colors Nile green
and pink. and took for their motto. In
Money We Trust, Los Angeles or Bust"
members are requested to buy their
aprons from "Thc Jolly Thirteen IN the
future. The officers elected were: Prcsi-
dent. Mrs. Rothwell: treasurer, Millie
Hazen mascot. Mrs. Il. f. Snyder, Cap
tain Rothwell requests that all members
OF the team meet at o'clock sharp
Lodge GEn NO sr 5 pTasef ma In d Regular
| session Saturday evening. An interesting
meeting was held Arrangements were
made to have an entertainment and a
social the night Of The 18th, when there
VIII be. besides singing and recitations.
dancing and refreshments. 1t was an
nounccd that Sister Neider the supreme
vice president. will visit the lodge the
first week in April The members de-
clded TO have a large class for her 10
initiate. Everyone In the hall felt en-
couraged at the outlook for Murray
lodge. and the members arc requested TO
turn out in force next Saturday, when
the drill team will be more thoroughly
organized, and time will bS taken 10 drill
vi oIuer 10 ne perfect lot supreme NiSe
Ogden lodge No. 81 initiated three
candidates at the regular meeting held
Friday evening at the l. o. o. +. hall.
Several members made interesting re-
marks. A large class OF candidates will
be initiated the next meeting night, Fri
day. February IL Refreshments Will he
served under the good OF the order. and
| several surprises will be sprung
Seeo Lily lodge No. 252 passed on sew
eral important things AT the last meet
and third "Wednesday and every second
and fourth Thursday Of each month and
TO hold regular meetings these nights,
except that each month "A social shall be
held. The berShip contest was
closed. and II was called a tie. The lodge
donated next Wednesday meeting night,
the 18th of the month, to the drill team.
when II will hold box social All are
To bring box OF good things 10 eat.
Toocle lodge No: 7s5 is 10 give dance
on tho 10th, and all the members OF
other lodges are cordially invited Al the
meeting held last Tuesday. there were
several names read and approved for
membership. and q largo class VIII be
initiated next Tuesday. Several mem
hers are determined to take advantage OF
| the offer OF the supreme lodge and win
the trip to Los Angeles.
Sego Lily drill team held its weekly
card party last Friday evening 1T the
home OF Ray Wheeler. II was largely at
tended by members and friends OF the
F'raternal Brotherhood. The members en-
the host and hostess for the good time
shown them. The next card party Will
be at 200 West Fourth South street Fri
day. February 10.
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LEADER OF HAYTIEN REVOLT
EXECUTED BY CAPTORS
General GulIlaulo, Taken by Surprise, Is
Made Prisoner and Shot
to Death

CAPE UAYTIEN. Feb 5.-General
Montrcuil Guillaulo who was one of the
strongest supporters of eN-President
Nord Alexis. and who was implicated In
the executions at Port Au Prince In
March. 1908. was captured by govern
ment troops near here this morning and
shot TO death.
General Guillaulo was one Of the lead
ers in the present uprising against Presi-
dent Simon. AT the head Of the revolu-
tionists, he seized the town OF Troy a
few days ago and WAS advancing 10 at
tack Cape HayticD. Government troops
which had been hurried to the district
took the insurgents by surprise and ar
rested General Guillaulo.
The town OF Ouanamnth. after it was
taken by the insurgents. declared against
the government In favor OF General Gin
clnnatus lie Contc. who was formerly
minister OF the Interior
TWO loyal guards are marching against
Troy and Ouanamnth. General Man
gioirc of Port Au Pix has been placed I
command OF the army which ia being
concentrated to put down the rebellion,
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NOTICE.

ceSDc ie Of sais hsffsS Ise sSsS ciS the s' nssa
tlon nn .d.sh, Of such council to make the follow
cement. and construct storm sewer In.
(io} and twelve dsj Inches IN diameter.
and across streets OF wrought iron pipe
twelve d2) inches in diameter: also con-
OF vitrified pipe eight (O inches IN
diameter: also construct Of cement water
boxes two {2) feet by two (2l feet, said
vitrified anu iron pipe and water boxes
storm and Irrigation water and dis-
Msn SssE nd and
defray the abgtters portion Of the cost
teen thousand elghty-eight and 4i-ioo
tSIs,oSs47l. dollars. or two and 43-loo
lS2:4S( dollars per front or linear foot
$685. feet OF abuttIng property. by a
local assessment upon the lots or pieces
Of ground within the following DESCRIBED
and benefited by said improvement.
| namely:
| inclusive, Violet addition. block Is: the
north 1861 feet OF the west side Of lot
OF lot lot 7. the west side Of lots T. and % &.
inclusive. Perisins's Fourth addition, block
| q.
cast side OF lots ! and 81. and 1s to 2s.
inclusive. block I. Marion Park addition.
block IA, the east side OF lots /, and 13
TO. %. Inclusive. block /. Maryland SUBJ
| division. block IA: the east side of lots
40 to 81. Inclusive and the enst side Of
| lots / to A. inclusive. Grand Haven sub
| division. block IA: the east side OF lot
| 10. block Ia the east side OF lots l. and
| l9 to 90. inclusive. block l. Ouray Place
| subdivision. block IA: the east side OF
| lots ] to 10. inclusive. block !. Midvale
| subdivision. block Il: the east side OF
! lots /. 10 and 90. block IA. all in Five
acre plat A. Big Field survey.
| The total cost OF said Improvement Is
| estimated at fourteen thousand forty
and 14-10o (sl4.O46.lD dollars. OF which
sum the city's portion is nine hundred
| fifty-seven and 67-1o0 (s957.6D dollars,
leaving thirteen thousand eighty-eight
and 47-10o (sl3.0ss.47) dollars to be raised
All protests and objections to the
carrying out of such intention mu5t be
| presented In writing. stating therein lot
| and block, or description OF property. to
| the City Recorder on OF before the 9Th
day Of February. 1911 being the tina
set by said council when 1t will hear and
consider such protests and objections as
may be made thereto.
BY order OF the City Council OF Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Dated November 7th. 1910,
3. S. RIVES. City Recorder
| Curb and Cutter Extension No. Is.
| a20ol
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Young Schaefer Arrives
MCURDY FLIES HIGH
AND FAST In CUBA
Spectacular Trip Made by Amerlc an
Aviator Wins Applause OF
Natives.

HAVANA. Feb. 5.-with practically
lhe entire population OF Havana looking
on. j.. A: d. McCurdy. who recently
crossed the Straits OF Florida in A BIZ
pane, made spectacular flight today
from The drill grounds al Camp Columbia
70 MORO lighthouse, which he circled
and returned.
y few minutes after o clock McCurdy' s
aeroplane was seen topping Principle hill
'at high altitude. II was coming AT
great speed against a stiff easterly wind.
RAISING over San Lazaro hospital, the
aviator left land behind him and swept
across the shallow outer bay at an alti-
tude OF 300 feet straight for MORO. He
circled the great lighthouse fifty feet
above the lantern.
Swinging TO the left. McCurdy dartcd
seaward. then wheeled again and circled
the tower once more, and straightcncd
out gracefully TO the return course He
was .saluted by the batteries of Cabanas
and the cheers OF all Havana.
The official time for the round trip
was 10 minutes and L. seconds. The es-
timated distance was eleven miles The
prize for the flight was $4,000 offered by
The city. This. however, is open to COM
petition until February IS.
y great reception was accorded Nc
Curdy this evening al the Albisu theater.
Vice President Alfredo Zayes presided
and presented McCurdy with the purse OF
$4,000 given by the Havana Post for his
flight from Key West TO Havana.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-06
YOUNG b|LL|ARD|ST
VISITING SALT LAKE
Son of Champion Is Here to
Meet Lloyd Jevne in
Match Game.

jake Schaefer and John McCauliffe. his
manager. both OF Denver. arrived in the
city Sunday and are stopping at the Ken
yon.
Mr.. Schaefer IS yet a mere youth
only little more than 16 years OF age. a
little above the average in height and
well proportioned.
Speaking OF his art, that OF billiard
isf. young Schaefer said "I think 1 in
herted what talent ! possess from my
father. You know that Jake Schaefer
and up to the time OF his death last
March. the king among billiard players.
When did you begin playing7" was
asked.
well. I was not exactly raised on q
billiard table. but 1 played more or less
since | was seven or eight years old. But
IL was not until since my fathers death
Since that time I have worked hard and
am happy to state that the result OF my
efforts is not disappointing to my
friends.
"On Tuesday night l am scheduled 10
play a match game with Lloyd Jevne at
The first game will be 200 points balk
line. and fifteen points three cushion car
ON. followed by an exhibition OF fancy
shots.
1--WE shall be In Salt Lake three or
four days, perhaps all the week. 1t Ia
five years since l visited Salt Lake City.
was here on that occasion in company
with my father.
II have taken up Of my own volition
and choice the work my father devoted
his life TO and hope some day to reach
the high plane TO which he attained
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-06
NEW REPUBLICAN LEAGUE
APPEALS TO THE PEOPLE
TeIegraphs Governors and leeislaturea
Asking Support for Popular Elec-
ton OF Senators.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-The recently
organized National Progressive Repuoli,
can league through Senator Bourne ol
Oregon. president OF the league, sem
tclegrams today TO governors and legis
latures OF various states asking them tt
bring influence to bear on their soma
tors In favor OF the joint resolution tol
the popular election OF senator's. Inc
telegram follows:
The joint resolution proposing an
amendment TO the constitution pro-
Vidng for the election OF United
states senators by direct vote VIII be
acted upon by the senate within a
few DAYS II is not certain that IT
viii receive the necessary two thirds
vote. II is certain that ninety per
cent OF the people are in favor OF IL.
win the senate represent public sem
timent upon this question? DO you
know how your senators stand? II
their position is In doubt. wire ana
write Them. Bring the force OF pub
lie opinion To bear upon them. IL is
a critical time. Your influence may
determine the result Wire them TO-
day,
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Maccabees.

Banner hive No. II. l.. o. T. NJ. will
at ]. 0; o. +. hall The members arc re-
quessed to be present az business of I'M
ladies' who attended the installation Of
Lillian Iiollister hive No. Is last Thurs
day night were given treat. Lady Com
mander McGill and her officers always
extend the glad hand to visitors.
Liberty hive No. .. l.. o. r. NJ will
hold regular review Thursday afternoon.
February .. al 2:30 O'Clock i'm new *. of
p. hall 16l South Second East street. AT
the last regular review Lady Commander
Glaze presented the hive with the state
pennant, This pennant was presented by
the supreme hive. On the sixteonth OF
wedding anniversaries coming in Febru-
ary VIII entertain the ladies OF the hive
and prospective candidates with refresh
ments and fine programme as house
warming for the new hall.
Tent No. held rousing meeting OF
showed their faces and tho degree team
with some new officers taking part, gave
the work In a very creditable manner. Sil
Knight Record Keeper Miller has begur
his term right in getting after the deln-
Guents. There are fine prospects for ex'
cellent meetings and plenty OF candidates
On February Is there will be another par.
tjcularly interesting meeting.
Salt Lake City hive No. 4. Ladies oi
the Maccabees. held regular review las
had a good time. Past Commander Webt
presented Past Commander Ganser witt
a. past commander jewel, the gift OF thc
hive. There was a peanut hunt and the
lucky hunter was Lady Patus. The com
mander wishes to meet all OF the officers
2i5 West Third South street. Tuesday
from 2 TO O'Clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-06
SOMETHING DOING.

flaiatiEsedp Hardy Downing of the
h plend;da Athletic club announces
|satebes programme of boxing
iatainne,uS,r ,Sr the clubs weekly en-,
lsats an , .onlght. In each of the
hlt Law Law ogden boy will meet a
|dpse,sdE Doxer. A big crowd is
|nsl ioIlouuoow uown from Ogden, The
|ssafser harrison ~ 7 of Ogden vs.. Younp
@ Davis Davis IL Tommy of ogdcn VS..
Ssrk Of SIN! ssGlhoit of Ogden VS.. Joe
sstd bows f;n, IN IN which three col.
All Lakoi i'om u Ogden and two from
. VIII participate.
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NOTICE.
Special Meeting OF Stockholders OF the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
Company

Notice is hereby given that in pursu-
ance OF article i OF its bylaws. and at
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company is
hereby called and will be held at the gen
Sr Ses Sc 81 South The ,Ss 4 sss ssphsRs sRs
City. Utah, on Noday, February 27, 1911.
AT 1880 o'clock a. m. Said meeting Is
the stockholders for their action a pro-
posed amendment to article ii. OF the ar
tiCles of Incorporation OF said company,
which now reads and provides as follows,
ARTICLE H.
THAT the purposes for which II Is
formed are the construction. purchase,
leasing. operating and maintaining tele-
phone and telegraph lines, and conduct
ing telephone exchange systems. ana
systems OF carrying and delivering mes
sages orders, parcels or other articles. by
means OF messengers or otherwise; also
the purchase and sale OF such real and
personal property as may be necessary
for the operation of its lines, depots, or,
tices etc and the purchase and sale of
shares in other telephone or telegraph
companies.
to read and provide when amended as
follows. To WIT:
ARTICLE II.
''That the purposes for which II Is
formed are the construction. purchase.
leasing. operating and maintaining Of tele-
phone and telegraph lines, and conduct.
Ing telephone exchange systems, and
systems of carrying and deliver
ing messages. orders. parcels or
other articles, by means OF mes
sengers or otherwise; also the purchase
and sale OF shares OF capital stock In
other telephone, telegraph or messenger
companies; also the purchase or other
wise acquiring OF such real and personal
property as may lie necessary for the op-
GRAFTON of its lines. depots. offices and
business. and TO sell. mortgage. pledge
or otherwise dispose OF all or any portion
OF its property. real. personal or mixed,
by action of its board OF directors; pro-
vidcd. however. that no sale OF any fran
chise or of all or any portion OF tho tele-
phone system shall be made without tho
authorization or confirmation OF the
stockholders. by an affirmative vote of a
majority of the stock issued and out
standing, AT meeting called for that
purpose. r. q. HARNESS,
E....r1i En.l.ar MnllIi LIN ISelI ,rhlaphnne
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BABES MURDERED BY
HUNDREDS IN HOSPITAL
pETER SRlrRG

ST PETERSBURG. Feb. 5.-Thc
Founding hospital at Ekaterinoslav, In
south Russia. has been closed by the
government OF the province following
amazing and revolving disclosures. OF
1850 infants received into the institution
within the last six months 1002 died.
The staff OF nurses on the books for
whom full salaries We're drawn mum =
bered sixty-fivc but II Is alleged that
only three were employed.
Numbers OF infants were found dead OF
starvation In their cots with the tubes
OF empty feeding bottles in their mouths
The dcplorable condition into which the
dornitories had fallen through neglect
accounted for other deaths.
OF the last ten infants received into
tho hospital seven died from cholera
but no report was made by The house
doctor The entire staff have now been
placed under arrest and the hospital is
l,.lo
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i. o, o. z.

Last Friday night Salt Lake lodge No.
., /. o. o. F.. conferred the initjatory
degree. Brother Sugden's team doing the
usual exemplary work A large number
Of visitors were present and congratulate
ed the lodge from many standpoints
The famous first degree will be put on
next Friday night.
Jordan lodge No. 3 Monday night had
rousing meeting. the occasion being
visit from Utah lodge' No. /. As a
mark OF honor. No. ] conferred the third
degree on waiting candidates. Light re-
freshments were served. after which No
3 listened 10 good talks from No. /. To-
night the degree staff will confer tic
lnitiatorv degree on several candidates.
Members OF Naomis Past Noble Grand
club will meet Thursday. February 9
with Mrs. Ida B. Rasmussen, at |. o.
q. +. hall
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DEADLOCK EXPECTED
TO LAST LONG TIME YET

HELENA. Mont, Feb. 5..The flith
week Of the senatorial deadlock VIII pc
GIN tomorrow, and on the SURFACE tnei
is tonight no more indication Of n break
than there was month ago.
IRaVers OF the Walsh faction asscr'
that they WIN continue to ballot for Their
candidate as long as he shows that lie
has more Democratic votes than any
other nspirani.
This Ia taken TO mean that every eifor'
will be made 10 hold the Walsh adherents
in line in the hope OF wearing out the
opposition. On the other hand, inc anu
Walsh men profess TO believe that lheFs
VIII be more defcctions from the Walsi
camp, and that by the end OF the week %
the support OF The Helena & ,awy9r dis disc n. n.
pcarcd. -, ,u.,<
Well Informed politicians do not believt
that there can he an election uhth the
last few days Of the session.
It's remarkable how varied are the
thoughts expressed in The Tribune want
I