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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
Mrs. Anthony J. Drexe1 Gets
Divorce; Refuses to State
How, Where or When.
sy Leased Wine to The Tribune.

Ely Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.
~ HILADELPHIA. Nov. lS--Mrs. Al
IL s'ns Fs.sisss a. Rsshs esr %'s Is fs% s'ss"' ssSs
j. has told close personal friends
that she has obtained divorce
from Colonel Drexel
'Oh. YOU dnot know how good i,
Is 10 be free woman once more" she
said this afternoon during conversa-
ton with Miss Julia Rush of Wynwood.
an Old friend OF Mrs. Drcxel, with whom
she is. spending the week end, After
this remark. Mrs. Drcsel refused abso~
lutcly, to bo explicit She would not tell
when the linal' decree was entered or
upon y hat grounds she got the di-
vorce.
I expect TO remain In Philadelphia
for few weeks" said Mrs. Drexel.
then i expect TO return 10 Engla nd
10 make my future home with my
daughter. Lads, Maidstone, expect to
devote the rest OF my life to my grand
SON
John c. johnson. attorney for Mrs.
DreNel. absolutely refuses 10 discuss the
Drexei divorce. He declares it is some
thing In which the public has no in
terest.
There u is absolutely no record of any
divorce proceedings upon the dockets OF
the, local county courts and. 30 far, as
can be ascertained the case has never
becni s;1vSrlised. as required by law
Mrs DreXel tonight refused to discuss
her divorce. declaring It Mas not sub
ject in which the public Is Interested.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
PROMINENT IDAHO
.CITlZENS INDICTED

BY Associated Press.
SPOKANE. Wash, Nov, ls.-A new
set OF Indictments was returned by The
grand jury IN the United States district
court today against prominent men OF
the northwest, charging them with
fraudulent use OF the malls In promoting
the Idaho Hardwood company. The men
indicted are u. w. Stanrod Of Pocatello .
A. q. Moss. president OF the First Ma
,ionaI bank OF Payette Ida; Paul < A.
Bickel Of Jerome, Ida. engineer IN charge
OF the Twin Falls Irrigation project and
Don paNennorI Of SpOkanc. a hrnker.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
Widely Known Mining Oper-
ator Is Charged With EN-
bezzlementiny New York.
NEVADA DEAL INVOLVED
Accused Man Says The Charge
Against Him IS Absurd;
Ready 10 Face It,.

" ELEGRAMS from New York
bring the intelligence that De-
tective Edward Leigh of the
district attorneys office in New
York City is either in Salt Lake or on
his way bithcr with warrant 10 his
pocket for the arrest OF Ernest Il.
'Wooliey, until recently president of
the Nevsda-Utah Mines & Smelling
corporation, Tho charge is said TO be
the alleged embezziemeut of $4,000 of
the company's money
,, The dispatches furthermore state
that Leigh carries reauisitiop directed
to the governor Of Utah asking for
the cXtradition of WooIley in case he
refuses TO return without such action
Inquiry at ell OF the hotels IN Salt
Lake last night failed TO show the
presence III this city of Detective
Leigh. Governor Spy said at II clock
last night that no detective or other
officer had called upon him with reoui
sifiou papers from New York.
Attorney General A. II. Barnes said
he knew of DO rcquiSition for Woollev:
neither did lie know OF anv Indictment
having been returned against WooIev.
The New York telegrams say that
none of the present officials of the
company will talk of the trouble. Ed
win s. Hoolcv of Edwin s. Hoolcy &
Co. brokers Is Broad street. is quoted
as saving that bis company had sold
it's interest i'm the Nevada Utah. COM
pany more than year ago and that
he did not know much about its af-
fairs since that time.
Another dispatch from New York
reads as follows:
NEW YORK. Nov. tS.-Erncst +.
Woollcy Of Salt Lake City. former
president or the Nevada Utah Mines
company Of No. 100 Broadway, New
York ~ under Indictment here
charged with the larceny OF $4,000
and $4,000 OF tho company's funds.
The complainant In the case is the
corporation itself Tho Indictment
was handed down on Thursday and
Detective Edward Leigh left immedi
ately for Salt Lake City armed with
a warrant issued OH the Indictment.
According to the testimony Oh
which the indictment IL Sed the
former president. while still at the
/no1fiuup5 or Dooo TwoN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
ANGRY WOMAN BEATS
MAN WITH PARASOL
y Leased Wise 10 The Tribune.

NEW YORK. Nov is.-A woman ad
ministered a severe beating to man In
the middle Of Broadway at Thirty fourth
street today.
The woman was dressed In the latesf
style. her skirt being slit several inches
about the hem
Tht man. who evidently had kept Up
with the new fashions, was tremendous
L. intcrestcd-decdedly too much so. the
woman thought-end he SO far forgot
himself as 10 nudge the friend with him
and deliberately point with his nnKer
while he gigglcd audibly.
The stylish woman allowed her anger
TO get the better OF her and she urteA
her pnrasoI and laid on with vim, vlgor
and violence,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
THREE MEN INSTANTLY
KILLED AT CHICAGO
By Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.

BY Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.
CHICAGO. Nov. is.--Thrce men were
Instantly killed and two others we're
perhaps fatally Injured today us the
result OF the explosion of n steel COM
pressed air pips In the power house Of
Swift & Co. Forty-seoond and Lanln
streets.
All OF the victims were employed by
the packing house. One OF the In iured
was driving a wagon fifty yards from tho
pipe. but was hit on the head BY bricks
blown by the force OF the explosion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
Evidence Of Plot.
By Associated Press.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-Eyldence ot
Il well defined revolutionary plot. which
appears 30 nave its base In the northern
part os Mexico. has come 10 tb7 state
departing Agents OF tho department
OF justice and the American troops along
the border have been ordered 10 watch
closely for and prevent any violation OF
the neutrality laws. General Duncan,
commanding the department OF Texas
has informed the department OF various
rumors OF revolutionary activity.
Should the department OF justice
agents discover that any plots are being
hatched on this side OF the line they will
Immediately make efforts TO discourage
them In this work they Will have the
help 81 tho American soldiers along tho
border
II Was stated at the war department
that there would be no necessity for
reinforcing the American troops now In
the border state, although IL is not deemed
prudent to diminish the force there. The
Sixth cavalry Will he retained at Fort
Iluachuca until the situation clears up,
Ell Paso and san Antonio appear TO be
the centcrs OF trouble just now according
10 the information az the war depart
ment the MeNcans In those places show
ing great unrest and signs OF political &c
tivity, The war department has under
taken, through General Duncan, 10 take
care Of any McXicans found bearing arms,
but Is Obliged to rely upon the department
Of justice 10 uncarth plots for smuggling
weapons across the border
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
Slippery Field, by Fortune of
War, Aids Visitors and Pre-.
vents Local Team
From Scoring.
BIGGEST AND -GAYEST
CROWD ENJOYS PLAY
Contest Resolves Itself Into
Kicking Competition at
Which Lucky Warriors
From Colorado Excel.

G CORE: Boulder .. Utah q.
It's too bad that Utah lost.
but if she had to lose. she
could have lost TO no opponent
more worthy her steel than the
gallant young men from the Uni
versity of Colorado.
Utah lost because things didn I
break right for her 1t conditions
had been normal, Utah would
have wop. But conditions weren t
normal. and SO there were tear
stains Old the checks Of the l.
girls last night and deep gloom
cnshrouded the big school on the
hill.
Utah was handicapped because
The field was slippery Had the
field been anything other than
swamp Utah 5 line plunging
would have counted and doubt
less would have carried her
through to victory. With a mud
field, line bucking was useless.
and the game resolved itself early
into a kicking contest.
In this department Boulder eXcelled
and eXcelled only because she had
Ritch. Kitcb s putting, timely always,
was ably seconded by Colorado S ends,
Mills aud Kemp. and no sooner did
Utah nail one Of Ritch's loug aerial
flights, than thc man who caught it
was pinicned in the strong arms of one
OF the two stalwart ends.
Utah made more gaius and annexed
more ground than Boulder through tho
line, but line plupging was at n dis
count under the conditions that pre-.
vailed. and that is the reason why
Utah didn win.
III luck was Utah 5 portion early III
the day. for Boulder touchdown came
on fluke. Still it was a touchdown
and counted five points. Boulder S
other four points were made on their
merits
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
Clergyman Kills Self,
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Frcss'
VANCOUVER. b. g. Nov. ls.-The
Rev. T. Walker. an Episcopal clergyman.
who came here from England a year ago.
committed suicide in ST. Jukes home
last night by hanging. He was despond
cnt because OF Illness.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
SALT LAKE PEOPLE
VISIT WASHINGTON
Special 10 The Tribune,

Special 10 The Tribune,
WASHINGTON. Nov. ls,-Hebcr J.
Grant and daughter Edith were visitors
Colonel and Mrs. w, j SheaIy OF Salt
Lake City arc hero en- route 70 New
YorL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
= Warning to Sheriff,

--Na'ciy after he had taken ref.
u homo Brown telcpboneI to
i Doak. his brothcr-in.law, aud
n 'raf if hc would help him set
is estate for his little daugh-
t9nld surrender. Later he de-
N 10 surrender under any cir
r'f1 and telephoucd To the sher-
y he would shoot all who at
% arrest him.
4 " aault population OF Moab have
Is 10 Tho posses camp, which is
.Zats'shle distance from The house.
may begin al any moment, and
~ Drown proha bly, viii he ridJled
I" outlets. The leading citizens,
]. we 'oun.ciiug n wary siege in
4 u"' 'hc slayer may Dc induced
T.izlr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
Others Indicted

by Associated Press.
LAREDO, Tex. Nov. lS.-RGsiGss Ber-
nardo Reyes. four Msxlcans of prom :
nencc and the sheriff OF Webb county,
Tex. are charged in indictments re-
turned in the United States district court
here today with conspirinS 20 violate the
neutrality laws Of the United States
Rudolfo Reyes. son OF the general; An
ton Msgon of Monterey. Seveiro Villarcal
OF Laredo. Amador Sanchez. sheriff OF
this county and tho private secretary OF
General Reyes are those named in the
Indictments
Sanchez, MaSon and Nillareal were
taken into custody at Laredo. lnstruc-
tons were telcEraphed TO san Antonio
for the arrest of the others.
Todays indictments came as a. climax
10 an investigation by the federal grand
jury in progress for several weeks OF
reports thai an uprising in Mexico, NTH
General Reyes as the leader. was being
arranged on this side ot the border.
Tonight search is being made for arms
and ammunition said TO be sccroted in
this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
MANDS DUEL,
THEN MURDERS
arrel at Dance Ends
/ Tragedy; Daughter
kaus in Front of Faith
h Rifle to Save Hus-
Ind and Dies In
bntly.
10 Ths Tribune.

! 10 The Tribune.
10AB. Utah. Nov. 1S.- Barri-
tadcd in his ranch house,
: after killing his daughter
Elin-law. John i. Brown. IL
|nlileman and Il commissions
lGrand county. dciics the
j pnd the citizens to arrest
|lhe sheriff and his posse
|ETolnded and are guard
khouse Two miles from here
n many hours have awaited
ns surrender. The sheriff
|ia storm the house until it
rs apparent that he can ar
|Sfuwn in no other way.
lerlil saws that there is no
lor Brown to escape and that
1a bs folly To cause any more
~ needlessly II is thought bT.
'r1o have talked TO Brown since
hlmers that he is, going mad,
9 almost constantly talking TO
Y hs lriends over the telephone
nh and incohercnt manner. He
Nt 10 know that he killed his
~. but admits that be slew her
" lIlouIinnaIly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
Mud Foils Utahns.

Utah's evil fortune seemed 10 pursue
the Red and White. for nothing but
comblnatio OF evil circumstances could
! have prevented the Utah men from MAX
ing two touchdowus. one Of these failed
because the ball was IN u hole full Of
mud. and the other because time was
called for the close of the frst half just
when Utah. using her shift formation
was going down the field at n great
rate. The whistle blasted that hope.
Next 10 the game Itself. or possibly on
an eoual footing with the game itself. was
the crowd that saw n, There were more
than 1000 OF as enthusiastic rooters az
ever 'rah-'rahed for a football team az
Cummings Geld yesterday. And IL Was
as gay crowd as IL was big. Even the
downward tendency OF the chances or
Utah 10 win didn't altogether dissipats
the ardor OF that crowd.
AS hope Is said TO spring eternal In
the human breast, so did hope spring
unfailingly In the breast OF the crowd
yesterday afternoon.
II is related that there were soma
few discordans noises at the time when
Babylon sustained a severe setback. Dut
that noise was as deep. dense silence
in comparison 10 thA noise at Cummings
field when the lusty thousands thought
Utah was sure 20 score within minute
or two. Whatever olso may be said. the
yell master who lod Utah's strong -lunged
host at yesterdays game was certainly
the right man FOR the job.
And when II came TO cheering the
throng vi rosy-cheeked ,rimly-g -gowned
girls were not whit behind their breth-
rem. for they gave ample evidence that
such n thing as a tubercular germ was
a million miles away from their pretty
throats. The boys ON the field. looking
In the direction OF ,ha west bleachers.
where the student body held forth. got
the encouraging glaRces that make men
so and dare il was through no fault OF
The girls that yesterdays game went TO
The bad, for never did fair throsts send
'or,h moro stimulating shouts.
Girls in Red and White.
The shouting was materially enlivene1
~ the gay spectacle that was presented
Continued on Pagc One Sporting Bee
tiou.l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
) a Duel.

|hn aud Dubois ranches ore
\ -, miles from Moab. The two
NJ, TO The dance peacefully
b. u''er the dance Ny. and
~ refused TO ride homo with
|a,sb Brown. In a frenzy, drove
y S,a and obtained two rlacs. POL
b ,.,, % wife, who. It Is believed,
h NO., 's'n him. ho rnn down IN.
s' his sou-ln-law and daugh-
|h bo,s a'out a quarter of a mile
n ds,s souse Brown met his son-in-
H. s,lsandcd ina. a duel. omcrinr him
,pp,su"' NUS Dubois refused 10 nsh,
arovna TO argue with his father
- ,@S' sDS however. refused to listen
al sSa s proceedsd to murder Du-
q ,roo ,OSA took aim his daughter
! iill.S Of the rifle and was in.
Jumping over her BODY,
aaed on Pago Two1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
~ Fight Mystery.

' leidine mp 10 tn" fatal quar-
~ Brown and j. L. Dubois, his
~, are involved in mystery. In
\ sa'7mcnt Dubois declared that
n, 'ned aud ths, he and Brown
serious trouble before the
H. recalled. however. that
Nste under ndiclmeu, OIL tho
s'and larceny In connection
y uF'' Of some cattle. and It is
M, conc that this may have been
4. Dn OF The furious dispute be-
H.. "o men a short time prior to
. A., ~ Brown aud. Mr.. and Mrs.
IA, "a a'dancn last night. At
m' Tic two men became en-
IA oH'"r controversy and left
~ ;, ,as , SPECTATORS heard Brown
|s, n'u Dubois. but they did not
4 '''o Of the dispute,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
Disgruntled Mexican Soldier
Accused of Violating the
Neutrality Laws of the
United States.
OTHERS CHARGED
WITH LIKE CRIME
Indications Point to a Plot for
the Purpose of Overthrow
ing the Government
of Madero.
r" Associated Press.

b. Associated Press.
~ AN ANTONIO. Tex, Nov, 1S.--Gen
cral Bernardo Reyes was arrested
today by II United states marshal
~ here on the charge OF violating
the neutrality laws. The arrest
was made. In pursuance OF an indictment
returned by the federal grand jury now
sitting at Laredo,
The warrant for the arrest was Is
sued BY United States Commissone! Ed
wards here after the report OF tho In
dictment had been received The tech
nicsl charge Is melting a revolution
against a friendly power.
General Reyes wes held under $4,000
bond until Monday. when the indictment
will bc brought TO San Antonio and he
vill he given Il hearing,
General Reyes summed up his opinion
I'm the ono word ridiculous"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
Plan of Gomez.

By Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY. Nov, ls.--A revolution
whereby he would overthrow President
Madcro and place himself In the presi-
dency Is outlined in a letter which the
Impartial has received from EmiiIano
Vasquez Gomez, who retired from the
cabinet last August on the request or
Provisional President Dc In Barra.
Gomez would declare the October cleo.
tions void. dissolve congress and cstan-
lish the ideals upon which the last reyo-
luton was founded.
fIc Says tho plan is not one Of ven
geance. but only for the salvation of
the revolutonary principles which their
former exponent is on the point OF dis.
ayowing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
Girls in Red and White.

The shouting was materially enllvene1
by the gay spectacle that was presented
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19

GOOD advertising is the most
reliabl. ally Of all who strive
to get ahead in this world
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1eo on Page Two.)
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Continued on Page one Sporting Sec
tion.l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
Nav Attack Juarez.

BY Associated Press.
Ell, PASO. Tex, Nov. ls,--Fedcral se-
cret service men, IL IS stated have evil
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19

Continued on Page Three.)
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CONTINUED on Third Page
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The Dolores star., 1911-05-12

Whsrs Old Pumpkin Gene Frsmf
Despite the fact that the pumpkin
IN all It's forms has found ito fullest
need Of popular appreciation In the
United states, II ID BY no means GER
tain that the plant had it, nrst home
on this continent. Some authorities
claim that II did, and produce evi.
dence to show that the aborigines Of
North America planted It among
their maiss. Others contend that It
10 Of Asiatic origin and still others
point out that pumpkins have been
cultivated either - . curiosity or as
an article Of food In England since
the year 1870. Even today We have
not . monopoly Of pumpkin culture.
The orange-hued orbs Of Joy are
grown In various European countries.
notably In France. where the market
gardeners In the vicinity Of Paris 60
to the trouble Of sowing their pump
kin seeds in April in . hotbed under
glass and nurture them carefully un-
I'll they are transplantsd In MAJ
Christian Herald.
The Dolores star., 1911-05-12
jos CALLS ron DIPLOMACY
pellssse oselss Nseslrsd - Alalsesrs
Try Thslr rsst - the
UtmooG

Ministers sonstinss have vesy li0.
cult snl delicaee duties - discharge.
whish try thsir Diplomacy an6 tast 70
ths Stnost. Ard thes tAsy 20 not a.
ways succeed. though that nay b 70
fault q their own. Ideas gives . case
In point A LADY q uncertaia 49,.
whose voics, according 70 general opan.
ioa, would have 1oas % llcrsdit what
evsT 70 . screecA owl. deemed Il hss
vocation not merely 70 lead but also