The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-26
DON'T WANT POLICE
Of NEW YORK TYPE
Berlin Municipal Council Asks
Government TO Prevent En-
cesscs in Repclling Strikers.
SOCIALIST LEADER DEAD
Hanover Master Plumber Ele-
waited to Lifelong Membership
in Prussian Senate.
SOCIALIST LEADER DEAD
BY MALCOLM CLARKE.
ecial Cable 10 The Tribune.

Special Cable 10 The Tribune.
BERLIN. Feb. 25.-A curb is 10 be
placed on tho city police VINO arc ac-
cused Of having initiated the police of
New York City recently. constituting
themselves ceptors. Judges and oXccu-
TONERS.
Al It's last meeting the city council
unanimously passed a resolution calling
on the government TO adopt suitable
measures to prevent the excesscs of the
Tor them To take To restore public order
and specially injury 10 the persons and
properly OF innocent people"
outcome Of the Moabit labor strike trials
The late Paul Singer. tho socialist
leader I'm parliament. was a prosperous
business ,hls man when he was elected to
he was elected TO parliament I'm 1886
he was expelled from Berlin under the
law against socialism. lie gave up bust
politics.
Although tho Berlin order Of expulsion
was repeated AT Frankfort and at Of
fenbach. Singer remained a member of
the reichstag. OF which the president in
announcing his death remarked that he
was one OF the oldest members He re-
turned when the law against socialism
was dropped. and for twenty years he
had controlled the destInies OF the So
clalist party. and WAS responsible in a
high, degree for It's extraordinary ex-
pansion.
He was an extreme radical. and yet a.
typical bouTgeolsc. fearless in strong
measures and yet a cautious. leader who
BY discipline. which made him an un-
rivaled authority on parliamentary pro-
ccdure. Abuse, based largely on the fact
That he remained "a man Of property"
did him little harm. Whether he be-
lieved In the early Ctopian ideals and in
the ''Zukunftstaat' is more open to
doubt and he certainly did much 10 en-
courage attempts TO weld Socialism and
Radicalism together.
Herr Plate. a master plumber OF Han
over, has been honored by the kaiser
who has conferred on him lifelong MEM
Herr Plate is ono Of the leading labor
leaders. He was for years chairman Of
the Hanover plumbers union. and Is now
chairman OF the Hanover chamber Of
commerce and also OF the National AsSo-
citation OF Artisans Chambers, Plate has
lived in many European countries while
working as a journeyman plumber, and
speaks several languages. The Cologne
Gazette says Germany is Gratifed at
Herr Plates elevation to the upper house
OF the Prussian parliament.
\ man named Rieser possessed an alb
normal head. and since his death he has
lost II. During life. one Of the profess
sors in the medical faculty at Munich
saw tho head and arranged with the
ing room in the university in considera
tion OF the sum OF $500. payable after the
dccease to the family. The heirs con-
tested the validity OF the contract but
the doctor obtained his coveted specl
men.
Inspection Of the new list Of guns is
sued by krupp shows that the shell for
the new 1f-inch weapon which appears
in that list weighs 1886 pounds. II is
heavier by Sc pounds than the Shell OF
the new British l3.5-inch gun