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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
TAFT IS TAKEN DOWN
FAMOUS GOLD MINE
Unique Feature of the Presi-
dents Trip to the Black
Hills District.
Continued from Page oue.)

be was compelled to veto that which
he did not approve. He said:
1.-The constitution says that bill
passed by both houses shall be submit
ted to the president for his approval,
if he approves the same. be shall sign
IT, il he does not approve il he sha IL
return 1t to the house whence it orig
mated.
Now that puts it UP to the presi.
dent to say one thing or the other, and
while ] am not boastfuI man. ] pro
pose to exercise the veto power every
time | don : approve a bill, whether it
makes me look like George III. or any
other tyrant.
President Taft was the first president
ever TO visit Dcadwood in the heart of
tho Black Hills district.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
Money for Defense,

The minister was visited today by
Moses Grant Edmands father Of Miss
Violet Edmand2. his hnnCoe, at whose
home in Brootlinc Mr., Richeson was ar
rested. With tho bars between them as
grim reminder Of the events which ne
cessitated the postponemcmt OF the we'd
ding set for October 81. the. accused cler-
Syman and bis prospective father-in law
had u long talk.
When Mr.. Edmands left the jail he
told newspaper men that the prisoner is
confident nf arquittnl and looks forward
TO tho tim" when his name may be
cleared of III. charge which stands IN The
way OF his intended marriage.
IJc added:
MIR. Richeson will have as good de-
tense money can buy
This statement together with a fur
ther that Mr.. f.dmands with the
uerebers OF his family. retains confidence
In Mr.. Rtcheson, was taken 20 Indicate
that the wealth Of the Edmands family
would be placed in defense OF the pas
Tor. II was announced tonight that tho
firm headed by Louis II. Brandels already
has been retained.
Late today three men called AT tho
home OF Frank Carter in Cambridge
where Mr. Rlcheson had his rooms ono
OF them. recognized rs the head OF
local private detective agency. left the
house later, carrying suit case bulging
With articles believed 20 have been taken
from the minister's apartment. The de-
tective would neither affirm nor den1-
that he was acting for Mr. Richeson. nor
would he tell what he was going To do
with the contents Of the case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
No Statement to Make.

Questioned in regard TO the probable
defense TO be offered IN behalf of the
pastor, his counsel. Phillip Dunbar
said;
"I cannot say just at this time.
may give out a statement later, but
probably not for several davs.''
Mr.. Dunbar said there was no pros
poet of Richeson s making any state
mcnt whatever.
'He has not made any statement TO
the police he added.
4 statement that is important as
showing how completely Avis LIunell
trusted Rlcheson was made by her
sister. Mrs. W, J. Mclean. who told
Of the announcement OF their engage
mcnt as far back rs three years ago.
1t was at u party given in our
home, said Mrs Mclean. ''Tbey
made their engagement again, Both
of them were there at the time. lie
gave Avis diamond ring 10 seal the
engagement. and she told all her friends
and he introduced her alwavs as his
future bride, soon everybody in town
knew they were engaged.
"If nc denies This fact then he ia
guilty of falsehood and be knows il.
talked to several people recently and
they are as much shocked as myself 10
hear that he has denied his engage
meut 10 Avis,
50 He is the only man with whom
Avis ever kept company. Richeson
was the first and last. There was no
other mau.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
MET MISS FELTZ
AT TRINITY, MO.
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. al-The Rev c.
V. /. Richeson. who IL held in Boston
charged With numbering Miss Avis LIN
nell, formerly Was pastor OF the BudJ
Park Baptist church In Kansas CITY,
from 1901 until 1904. when IL IS said he
was asked to resign on account of the
alleged sensational disclosures OF three
women two OF them members OF the con.
gregation. Each woman is said TO have
contended nt the time that he was en-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
Japan Is Suspected.

81 Leased Wire TO Th1
PEKIN. Oct. 9l.-ThA
ing here that Japan is
of the rebellion in Chinj
ems to become a revolu|
derstood that Japanescf
been drilling the rebels
japanese disguised as ~
with the rebel troops.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
TROOPS OF DYNASTY
FEAR To ADVANCE
Chinese General Has 10000
Men, but Hesitates 10 At
tack the Rebels.
Continued From Page one.)

kow 1000 surrendered and subsequent
" Joined the revolutionary camp Ts:s
has not been confirmed from foreign
sources
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22

eeyox is for sale by SCHRAMM.
nNsUF DRUGS, 1.-THE Never.
ppatisuto1s,' five good stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22

kow. the ccnI
activity
The gunboat
Nilalobos are d
mar is "A little
The Wilmingtd
rived at Cantd
American warsh
The Chinese u
a cablegram tod
gagemeDts betw
rial troops of {
the forces of thf
north of Hankowi
dav. each lasting n
surgcnts Iosf more (
and wounded. and
killed and wounded
from the yiceroy
transmitted a report
Human. The vicero
expected the uprisih
speedily be put dov
turbances exist in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
CHAIN BEING
WELDED BY POLICE
Facts Point to Rev. G. V. T.
RicheSon as Murderer of
Girl He Wronged.
Continued from Page one.)

expect that somebody will come for
ward who saw Richeson and the girl to-
gether Saturday afternoon Just before
her death. There is no doubt she met
him that afternoon by appointment and
that he then gave her the poison: tell
ing her il would get her out OF her
trouble. but Just for the sake Of max
ing the case complete we would Ike To
find some person who saw them IN each
other S company.
"Wc know that they were together
on the previous afternoon (fridav), but
it is moro likely that he waited until
Saturday 10 give her the poison.
FOtherwiSe she would have died Fri
dav night instead of Saturday. for she
would not be likely to lose any time
in following his directions.
"Ricbcson doubtless figured It out
that the girl would be found dead and
that when her condition was asccr-
tanned il would he assumed that she
had plenty of reason for committing
suicide. Cases like that are frequent.
so that little attention is paid by the
ewspapers. The one fact that the
Girl apparently was not trying to XIII
herself was all wc had 10 90 on
N'Now we have Richcsop buying pol
son; VIC have him and the telrl meeting
the day before she died and almost Ger
tainly only few hours before her
death, and VIC have her taking the
poison under such circumstances .l . ,na'
suicide was plainly not the lntcnt.
Many man has gone to tn, electric
chair on evidence Dot one Hall as
strong rs that against RichesoD. IN
less somebody who saw them together
on SATURDAY, comes forward, ] do not
look for any further developments in
the case Our case is closed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22

Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000, Independents 500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
Anxiety of Richeson.

Richeson made one other blunder, but
it was not great enough, talscu by II
self. 10 have warranted his arrest.
When he was called TO the phone just
after the girl died by one Of her com
panious in the Y. W. c, A. who knew
him to be Avis's 50 friend '|--as the
girl has always described him
could not resist the temptation to as X:
"Did she say anything before she
died?f
Now that Richcsou is in Jail,
charged with murder many persons are
willing TO tell hitherto undiscovered
details of the manner in which he has
been decciyiug little Avis LinDell and
Miss Violet Edmands. whom he was TO
have married on the day when he Will
now be called upon formally to answer
TO the charge of murder. 1t was estah-
lishcd today that the minister delib-
cratclv lied to little Avis. telling her
there was no truth in the report that
he was engaged to Miss Edmauds, even
though the invitations TO the wedding
had been sent out.
That Richcson was fond of Avis, IN
his way, is believed by all who saw
them together, but it is not likely that
he ever had any serious intention of
marrying her in spite Of the fact that
he acknowledged her AS his fiancee to
members Of her family and close
friends and gave her RUG. She, like
him, was poor. but if be succeeded In
wedding Miss Edmands he would have
won fortune with his bride.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23
4 sIlnnI CAMPAIGN

Two Wrcks from tomorrow be- rlrc.
ton day The Republican party rs ir
the neld with strong county ticket
and D. actively at work. with d conn.
acnt vim which speaks OF ovcrwhclm.
4 Ing success The Democrats and
bushw hackers have had what thcy
were pleased 90 term conventions
have nominated part Of ticket. and
like a kitten chasing its tail in the
earnest effort 90 hnd men who are
willing 20 sacrifice themselves By ac-
ccpting the nominations which have
not yet beem made
Much difficulty Is ooiug encountered
IN securing victims There IA ru-
NOR that Tor the important position
~ Judge ~ the district court the bush.
Vhnckcrs have put up man who has
consented 10 immolate himself. but
whom the Democrats have not set
consented to accept For the two SELL
atorial positions ana the Office of dis
trict attorney no one has yet been
found who Is willing to be the goat
Furthermore, the piece " ticket
WHOM has already been named Ia by
no means a certainty. There are
signs that both the Democrats and
the bushWhackcrs are dissatisfied with
the policial company which they are
required TO keep on the ticket. and
that disintcgration not 60 say decom-
! position. Is imminent Also, Il Is ru-
mored that an possible pressure Is be.
ing brought 10 bear ON Baron Burg
TO persuade him 90 e., oG the ticket
for the good % the cause. oven the
collics being appealed 70 20 use their
Influence on their master
We seem TO recall that something
has been said about u short cam
paign' on tn part OF the Republican
party In fact, .hcrc was decided
touch Of sarcasm something akin to
a erin the remarks OF the Journal
Democrat on this subject We rise to
remark that unless IN, Democrats and
bushwhackers get move on aud COM
plcte their ticket there won't he any
campaign at al--it will be a walkoycr
Tor the Republican party
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23

turr %, hiuss can not continue long 10
eNlsf There can bu W. fusion prin-
eipl, Tho only basis on which e
fusion uf poun,a! parties ean Do had
Is T. division OF The spoils of ONCE, aud
decent voters wui NOT aubmorre their
political beliefs for uo other reason
than CO. further tb, personal ann
billions ot pGl.c.sr,kcrs. however
worthy men they may seem ,o De-
Tho situation lu Sow Mexico aud in
Rcrnallllo county ls ln no respect l.i.
icrcnt from that which prevailed dur
ing abe palmy days of populism Men
Rlth nothing lu common save thc
greed ior nfiipr are appealing Geo the
people f1s support. offering nothing .n
the way of argument on any govern
mental policy as an excuse Tor doing
so. There can b. uo other result than
60 drive away fran the Democratic
party men wap are Democrats from
principle rather than revenue. and Co
sim further strengthen the Rcpubi..
can party. which has shown the couf-
age 10 announce Us convictions aad
nominate men who can be rciied on Co
carry them out
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23

u can not have escaped the casual
observer that Tor the last two or three
days tho Juurnal-D,mocrat haas b,eu
singing very small on IN, subject OF
Candidate Mcdonald Tho usual
stream 81 lies aoout his opponent
flows ON undated, bur so TOW refer
encoS are being mad to the Demo
cratic candidate that there Is danger
- the few readers that sim cling "a
the Jourual-Domocrai forgetting IN,
name of the man who has been nom.
mated against Mr.. Bursum
For while two large aud ornat,
photographs Of the Democratic candi.
date adorned the windows OF the bus
mess office Of the Journal Democrat
Under them was the Inspiring legend,
"New MeNico'f next governor" though
many flippant observers were heard "a
refer 20 them as "Pain.ln-the face
Pedestrians on Gold avenue yesterday
were startled, not 10 say flabbergast'
Cd. 10 observe that shese photos had
been removed. and that NO sign ex.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23
No WORD OF DEFENSE.

Not only has W. c. Mcdonald pre-
served profound silence In regard e
the point. blank faisehood which h'
told when he stated IN Albuquorqu,
that neither he nor any OF his cerpur
ations held any VI the public lands OF
New Mexico, hut none OF the newspa.
pcrs advocating his candidacy hav,
had a word 10 say ON the subject
Even the Journal-nomocrat has
turned hi- picture 10 the wall, though
We have NO idea that such small
taing as public lying would have cs.
tranged that pious organ from him.
Absolutely no defense u offered IN
behalf of ". c. Mcdonald His sup
portors are doing al IN their power
to conceal from the public the fact
thar hr stands self-convlgtsd Of dc.
liheratr falsehood Good governs
mcut" s sim their cry despite the
fact that their standard oearr has
proven himself to hy q man whose
word can not De- relied on
The reason for the campaign OF
abuse sgainst u o. Bursum rs uov
apparent. i,s purpose is 60 conceal
~, weakness OF the moral nu,r o' "
e. Mcdonald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23
TIii NNrtRE or TnE
beast DETERMINED

THro is decided difference OF
opinion respecting the possible attic
tud. OF omen toward public uffnirE.
ono -'t 10 dispuiants claims that the
feminine mind is 80 constituted that
b D. impossible Tor women tu escape
from th. trammels OF conservation;
another lot rs decidedly OF thc opln-
ION thli women are sp tickle chat
thct vlli seize upon every revolutions
ur proposal with aNidltN The dis
pHtes ml 10 settle anythlng. bni they
du tend 10 confirm the established
belief that woman rs somewhat "a
m}stpr, not easily comprehended hy
the average OF the superior man.
Moruing Journal Democrat
" it is true as said above that
women are 50 fickr that they VIII
seize upon every Revolutionary pro-
posal with avldity" on, would be-
ant, 10 aging that the Journal Dem
oOru a 4 she Rio Grandc RE-
Publican
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23

% TO render the result prct,, certain
lhai WAS ia 1907 and 1908. when The
tubs rambling under their defeat bv
The SoN turned all thcir wonderful
machine loose ON the lucklpss Detroit
Tigers. beating them four straight
Haines he 1907 after jicing he FIRST.
ana winning four uW OF i've ia the
next encounter Ant IN thar case the
clubs were not nearly equal Also
Fittsburg was generally conceded tu
oniclass Detroit, bat IN the series ur
1909 'hc Tigers made the Pirates 80
seven games 90 win the odd one. aud
had them scared "a death ~ that. ONLY
luck. Ia the person OF one Babe Adams
returning the National leagders vic.
tortous
Last year the Cubs detected by tue
absence uf Evofs and With no pitching
10 speak of were easy victims 90 the
well drilled Athletics. who had the
luck as welt as the class C0omDa.
who pitched three Of the philadcl.
phinns Victories VAS especially mcky
liis club hii behind him hard enough
a. win almost any game. and his Wild
ness and numerous bases on ualls
we're nullincd BY remarkable nolding
chancrs, luck time and again sending
hard drive straight ~ some Athletic
player Tor stare double play.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23

human wrecks buug hrr
dealcrs JOB ashtus
triiur them
THE COMPARISON - ACCURATE-tT WOULD I.tUGu.
ABLE m 1T DfD NoT STRIKE go NEAR THE TRUTH
Tn" focbl.
about Iitc spider OF
MORNING
IN. s "a
How o. ti,
' commanding the cuIc ~ New McNito what shall They
patto lik, L.lr grown old They would Do.
\ Iiagcrn,n
,'ritsi,cd IA the DAYS on ms DREAMING
tl" Which Iltat
-tann,i nmni"d ''d ~n"hr integrity Of nolan o. ~ " oe
alt'nIUt'd to ruin
hl. childish
DREAMER How mpotcnty he
have sIrsd
distorted imagination AMIR nr.t
conceived uirm:
The horrors 9" mo opium TENT dssgcd hs habit
W'ou death cannot uc surpassed
schruIna hc
that De- has had the opporuni
himself
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23

Tho history of fusion movements 10
the United states is series of gloomy
ndscos IN which neither party 90 the
movement accomplished anything *
rppt loss of popular oonndcnar and
respect
It does not rrqulr, IS great stretch
Of thu memory 90 recall the record of
IN, late unlamrntod Popuilst party
ln this respect during the period ahcn
t had sufficient following 10 maintain
national organization isusng wai
the Ions suit of The Pope Iu the
south they fused with the Rcpubli-
ans on state aud local tickets and
ia the vest aith Tho Democrat
rhcir attempts to fuse with On, ma.
tional Democratic ticket boy the nom
nation Of Bryan and Watson IN 1896
q nomination which the Democrat
officially disFogarded is too won re-
n,rmbrrpd a. need comment
What was the rcsult' The nu,iona
ropuust party lasted less than dec.
adrs In the south tho Republican
Iara lost prestige ana In nc west IN,
Democratic party went deeper ant
deeper into the miro OF oblivion. o.
tho few very rare instances WHOM d
fusion ticket was elected on local is
cues the record Of official incompo
tcnoe and political rot,onuess which
was made. caused an angry oleotor.
alto to rise and orush The fuslonists at
the first opportunity.
The thoughtful man need no. looh
for the reason for this 4 political
PARTY which u not founded on doh'
mite principl, OF government ano
which does not hold political prin'
ciplos superior 20 personal ambition
has no right 10 exist. and in the ma
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23
COMMENTS BY
THE EDITORS
TIiE NBl ~ OF THE
WORD PROGRESSIVE

The word progressive has been
much abused Of late. DO has been
made tI, mantle to cover tbp solfish-
ness nl political chatlatans. But Boz its
real sense the word b. properly used
ln euutrs- distinction tp reattonary.
a trJr progressive Is Is man, who
after careful consideration. adopts
nrN measures that VIII Head 90 adj
vau,eWcut In amy given line of en-
dodlul Doc does not stand pat on
ans theory coz practicr simply be-
cnts, 10 Is old cor sanctioned D., long
usss, Hut the progressive is not as
errata ss The radical. hc durs not
seig, up1u every ncW Whit of folly
and praise "a 20 the skies as th, only
truo-biur pansceH Tor sil the irs that
tn, n,sh 10 heir To-
Do 90, correct seusy ut tlr word,
Holm % uursum is % progressive. e
Tprua. ana News
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23
WORLD SERIES WILL
NOT DECIDE MOOT
QUESTION YET
Superiority of the Opposing
Teams Can Not Be Settled by
Five Games; Luck Is a Big
Factor in Baseball.

The worlds series is 10 decide which
club. HE New York Nationals or the
Philadelphia Athletics. will be called
worlds champions" for the next ! >
months Bnt II will not decide which
is the better club That is something
no short series can determine II is
something that whole season OF lbf
games sometimes does not show con.
oiusiteiy. oven when the clubs are IN
the same league and meet each ether
regularly
hu' % is particularly unreasonable
20 expect series OF seven ganles-of
tower-to demonstrate the superiority
OF one club over another Luck, al.
ways 20 be reckonod a iactOr may
easily determine every game. and all
may 80 10 one club. and that not the
hcttcr club before the change
comcs
Look at the cubs-sos Affair
LOok at the recent series between
the Chicago Cubs and the White SoN
Losing as they did the Cubs were
stin contendets for the National
league pennani this season. while the
White SoX. IN q desperate fight 10
get into the first division OF the Am.
crican league Just managed 10 gain "a
tie Tor fourth place far below the
leaders. Yai Dun : men have whipped
the Cubs IN the post season series
Back in 1906 the Cubs set world Is
record for games won In Il wear They
were so wonderful club that e be.
came a foregone conclusion that they
could win whenever they pleased
They shut out their opponents IN thiy.
ty.two games. The betting was ~
to that they would beat the White
SoX. who had barely managed 20 nose
Olit a victory IN the American league,
There was no doubf--nnr IL there 10.
day--ihat the Cubs OF 1896 we're bot.
Ter club that the White SoX.
but the white SoX beat them. four
games TO two
i.uck did H. tMck and GEORGE
Robe. q substitute lniieldcr who never
had hit before and who never has hit
since but who cl0uied terriieally al
opnoltuae times In the crucial series
Twice, 20 be sure. clas1 has struck
ont so cnncipaivciv w woflh'a aerlcs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23
JUDICIARY NCTs ~
ENHANCING PENDJLt VI

The Republicans have placed be-
fore the voters Of Sew Mexico three
mon for The saprcme court who are
fair. able and experienced. This be-
ing IN, strongest branch OF our new
state government. and the one which
IN q measure acts as pendulum IN
regulating the other branches. should
Receive IN, careful consideration OF
ali voters ANA the Republican parts
wants consideration and investigation
of its candidates Tor the supreme
bench Pennington Enterprise
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23
BRAKEMAN RECEIVES
CRUSHED FOOT
John S. Bryant StumbleS 0ves
Switoh-stand As He Tries to
Board Engine and Falls
With Foot Under Wheels.

John = Bryant, coast limos brake
man. was in such hurry this attcr-
noon, thar his hurry cost him part Of
ono foot Bryant was In tho yards.
waiting for chance % rido down a.
The lower yards 20 take out train.
DC having been called 20 20 out Ilo
stepped for the engine, No. aAi3 ANA
failed 10 soc dwarf swltch-stand
nearby BE stumbled on the switch
stand. aud fell with one foot under tho
wheels. whore one toe and portion
~ he side OF the foot were 80 badly
crushed that he will lose them.
Bryant was conscious after the acct
dent and told friends how Il occurred
He was not at work on tie engine at
the time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23
DEMON RATIO POLITICS
\ LITTLE MINED ~

state politics are getting miNed
az. That substantial Republican. n.
4. Otero. formerly governor. resign
urer 20 take the numination for the
senate on the democratic ticket Ia
Santa Pc county. u ia aid he got
sore because he was not nominated
Tor governor 4 Las Vegas Sid was
heard singing
on Gllhe. Gnnir. chile,
Why are you 80 sillyf
-Lordshurg Western Liberal.