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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
= OF SPAIN OPENS
WIRELESS STATION
Cable TO The Tril,nnn

u Nao'e 10 The Tribune.
<poN, Jan. 2s.-The king OF spsin
panied by the queen and leading
Pc oi the ministry and diplomatic
opened the now Cietrai Marconi
" teleeraph station at Araniuez bv
H ieheitious 1negseges TO nearly
.uier IN Europe and to king George
<e"en Mar. who are al sea OH tho
re'nrntnS from India.
a'st message was sent 10 Dowassr
az Sandrlnglsm. expressing
20 respect. This was followed Inv
oi welcome 20 King George
ssh Mary. and the third veg one
10 the king and queen OF
were received TO all the die
ne king expressed particular
~ message from Premier Jor-
e"haoa and several from Other
o' the Canadian government
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
SCORE WILSON
FOR CRITICISM
IN HIS HISTORY
Italian, Hungarian and Polish
Citizens of United States In
dignant al Being Classed
Below Chinese.
ANXIOUS TO DEFEAT
HIM FOR PRESIDENCY
Poles Call Attention te Serv-
ices Rendered to This Coun-
try by Count Pulaski
and kasciuSko.
TO DEFEAT
HIM FOR PRESIDENCY
81 International News Service.

81 international News Service.
lew YORK. Ian. Ex-Governor
Woodrow Wilson's attack upon
vi the immigrants from southern
Italy, Hungary 8nd Poland, con-
taincd in tho 9TH volume of his
book History OF the American People
brought forth torrent Of Indignation
today from representative citizens Of
this city in all walks of life,
Not only did Governor Wilson. in his
book. say people coming fron1 the part
o. Europe mentioned were undesirable as
citizens. but ne classed them below the
Chinese not only as workmen but in the
matter OF allegiance.
In my opinion" declared Leon r.
Wazct editor OF the Tygodnilt Polsl;i an
influential Polish newspaper, the nomi-
nation OF Governor Wilson will be a
calamity 10 the Democratic party.
His insult to Polish people and 90
people OF Polish extraction would be
strongly resented at election. Ills
unjust defamation OF their race as eN-
pressed in his book VIII exert them TO
use every possible influence for his de-
feat.
This applies as much 10 the Slav as
TO the Pole The four million people in
this country born in Poland or OF Polish
extraction would make themselves felt
at an election.
II am afraid that Dr. Wilson is not
nuch Of a student OF American history
II he is the author of such a statement.
am afraid he has never read OF the
services rendered this country when it
was struggling for liberty BY Kosciusko
and Pulaski.
1.-The latter I'm his attempt to obtain
liberty for 1he Americans. spent millions
Of his own private fortune
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
Slayer of Girl Goes TO Electric
Chair at $50 O'Clock
This Morning.
BY International News Service.

BY International News Service.
~ SSIN1NG, n. Y. Jan 2S.--All
A. preparations are complete for the
olectrocutlon OF Albert Il, Wotcr at
" Sing Sing prison early tomorrow
morning state Electrician Davis
row morning. State Electrician Davis
was at the prison today with his assist
ant testing the wires and arranging all
mechanical details.
VOTERS Stcp-faLner. mother and spr-
itual adviser, the Rev. Charles Buer-
mann, were with him this afternoon and
spent about an hour and onc-half I'm
the death house. Wolter, il was said.
showed little emotion when farewells
were said. but his mother left the death
house in tears and entered carriage
with her husband and the clergyman.
They returned TO New York tonight
Wolters spent most of the day reading
During tho afternoon he asked for q
cigar and writing paper and they We're
given him. Whatever disappointment ne
may have felt was concealed most effect
ually when word was carried 10 him that
the governor had refused 10 interfere with
the sentence Of death
Wolter will 20 10 the chair between
hdlf-TaSt five and six IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
Moore S Statement.

Soon after the shooting Moore made d
statement 10 city Attorney Tilrkbridc.
which. as made public, co!lows;
| have been living at the Pacific
Union club in San Francisco since my
Eeparar ton from my VITO. but have
made several trips here 10 watch
her. Last night. laying in wait
near the house. raw her In the ma
chine with this chauffeur. ] stopped
the car and ordered her to got out.
She refused and ] opened dire
Timothy. ia jail Mt Redwood City, sticks
60 his statemsn| that his engine failed
him while lie was driving pact tho Moore
house OH The read, and that q man whom
he believed to he u hishwayman opened
fire on him. Timothys statement that nc
tirsd but one shot is borne Out by the
statement OF Chief OF Police Boland who
arrested MIN. that only one chamber ot
his revolver was found to have been dis
chs reed.
Timothy VAS employed by Moore FOR
ABOUT month year ago He is now
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
Object of Plan.

The principal object is 10 dispose Of
the present small army with distinct ref
crence TO its mission in case Of war. This
first Involves adequate forces for foreign
garrisons which can not be reinforced
from the United States after the outbreak
of hostilties with the rest of the army
mobile force Is 20 be organized and dis
trlouted among about etgh great strateg!-
cal points in the United States, instead
Of scattered in ~ posts. as now.
Two or three OF these groups would
he on a line between the st. Lawrence
river and Atlanta. covering the Atlantic
sea board two or three groups would be
on the line between Puget sound and
Los Angeles, covering the Pacific sea
board: at least two groups between ths
Great Lakes and the Rio GTsDde, serY-
ing as first reserves for either seaboard
and for the development OF the national
guard and volunteer forces to be organ
lied in the interior.
BY the concentration OF the army in
eight posts, II Is asserted, the annual cost
OF maintenance would be reduced about
81 VOC, 600
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
PRINCE ADALBERT
TO VISIT AMERICA
Second Son of Emperor Viii
liam to Offset Recent Trip
of Duke of Connaught.
RECEPTION IS PLANNED
Americans of German Descent
Expected to Take Part in
Grand Demonstration.
RECEPTION Is PLANNED

BY International News Service
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-To overcome
and. II possible. to oyersbadow the effect
OF the duke OF Connausht's recent trip
to the United States. King Georges 8
greatest rival. Emperor William. plans an
official visit from his favorite son. Prince
Adelbert, In command Of one OF the new
German armored cruisers, probably the
Moltke. II is anticipated here that bis
visit Will be accompanied by a demon
strstion OF unprecedented popularity on
the part OF the American public large
part OF which Is of German descent
1t had been planned TO send Prince
Adalbert, who Is now at Klel. on the
Bremen. which Is Girst-class cruiser
but no longer new. II was learned at
the German embassy today. however. that
this idea had been abandoned and the
prince would come either the Moltke
or the Won der Tam, both OF which have
been completed with the year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
Declares Wilson Unfit.

"HoW can such a man appeal TO the
Hungarian citizens for mis- support" dc
manded the Rev. e. l.. Orbach, DreSid eDt
OF the Slayck Press. the leading publica-
lion OF its kind in this country, who is
always doing his utmost for his fellow
countryrren. ANY Hungarian who has
an atom OF self-respect after reading
that book will not vote for him. Re-
gardiess Of his attack upon our people,
any man Who SHOWS prejudice in the
matter OF creed. race or nationality is
not fit for the presidency.
The Hungarian does not come here
because nc cannot make his living in
Hungary EIe comes here because lie
is not satisfied with the political con-
ditons that exist in his home country.
DR.. Wilson should know the history
OF Hungary shows that they are the most
liberty-loving people of the world.
Ills placing OF US below tho Chinese is
All insult 10 Christianity and the white
race, He is not a FIT man 80 ask the
people to elect him president of this won
derful country
"pr. Wilson will have TO 90 a lot of
explaining 10 fiuDearians and TO Poles
and other nationsltics he quotes in his
book as undesirable and inferior TO Chin
ese.' was the comment made by c. d.
Berko, editor OF the Amerlkai Mogyar
Nepazava. a Hungarian newspaper OF ma
tional Importance, ''jf he gets the nomin-
alton"
If that catastrophe should occur ]
will translate the whole section OF volume
Gve and translate It truthfuly and have
II circulate widely 10 those upon whom II
rejects"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29

Woltor. aged ~. will die for the muir
der oC lG-year-old Ruth Wheeler, whom
he killed in his flat on East Seventy
fiish street IN March, 1910.
Wolier still maintains the same sense
less, indifferent atr that he carried
throughout the trial and during his
long term Of Imprisonment lie does moi
seem 20 realize the cnormity OF hi:
crime or The severity OF the penalty.
NoIter has been In tho death hons,
at Sing Sing one year. nine months anc
sixteen days since sentence was passed
on him Thls is the longest delay eve
enjoyed by a condemned prisoner in New
York.
TWO other records were broken In hi:
case. He is the youngest criminal eve
sentenced 20 death for murder In u,
state, being just past eighteen years o
age when ne was sentenced, aud mis- tr;e
was the speedcst, consuming only TWEEN
tJ-eishC davs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
Big Cruiser Selected.

It Is believed that the Moltke. being
OF $4,000 tons. the fastest and most pow
erful aruored cruiser I'm the German
navy, will probably be selected. The Won
der Tam is 1000 tons smaller than the
Moltke.
II was stated by Rear Admiral Vain
wright today that whether Prince Ada!-
bert visits America as royal prince. as
Il is understood he viii, or as q simple
commander in The German navy, he Will
DO given reception suitable 20 his royal
rank.
IL was stated a the German embassy
today that the Bremen, which is now in
the Caribbean sea, is going home ana
will be relieved on her station by one or
the new cruisers. 1t IS understood that
Prince Adclbert win ne sent over nj that
time, so that his visit viii take place
within the next few months. II IL barely
possible. however. that Il will not occur
until the fall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
Instead of Being Made a Bri-
gade Post, Head of War De
partnent Would Aban-
don 1t Shortly.
MANY OTHER POSTS
ON STIMSON'S LIST
Excuse IS That the Army Is
Improperly Distributed and
There IS Extravaganza
and Inet1iciency.

ASHINGrON, Jan. 2s.--secre-
NH tary OF War Stimson. acting
NV upon an exhaustive report from
w the general staff. has decided
that no less than sixteen and
probably eighteen existing army posts
should be abandoned al once, 'In order
10 put an end 10 the extravagance and
inefficiency resulting from improper dis
tributon OF the mobile army"
The posts condemned are Apache.
Ariz; Boise barracks. Ida; Brady.
Mich: Clark. Tex: George Wright.
Wash: jay. \. Y; Lincoln. X. r.: Logan
II. Roots, Ark; Mcintosh. Tex: Mac
Kenzie. Wyo-; Madison barracks. y. y.
Meade, S. D., Niagara. y. Y; Ontario
\. y; Wayne. Mich; 'Whipple barracks,
ArIZ.; William Horny Harrison. Mont
and Yellowstone. Wyo.
OF Fort Apache. it Is said a possibility
OF Indian trouble near this post still ex
lists, and that Fort jay might be re-
tained as headquarters Of ths eastern
division. and as the site OF the eastern
military prison.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
]TEEL BILL IS
hO PASS HOUSE
/ THIS MORNING
Herests Denied a Hearing by
underwood Bonlbarding the
senate Finance Commit
Tee With Appeals.
,EPUBLICANS ARE
CONFIDENT OF VETO
buse Democrats to Caucus
In Public Buildings Bill;
N Senate to Discuss Arbi-
tration Treaties.
pUBLICANS ARE
CONFIDENT OF VETO

.AsHrNGTON. Jan. 2s,--The Den
ocr2tic steel bill probably viii
pass Cha house tomorrow. Ns :
IA jorir. leaders claim 20 have as
suYnIces that Il will have the
ocrt OF the Republican progressives In
senate
obator Penrose. chairman ~ the seu-
<nance committee, Is ne'ng bomhard :
ndfh appcnls for hearing from in
|sis which claim they had not had an
-rtunity before the ways and means
..nittse Of the house. Whcrher the SEN
nrDcresslve5 viii endeavor TO Inc No
/ The Democrats and shut off hearings,
rot developed. Democratic Leader Tn
1ood and his supporters express sat
lion With the situation and hope 10
nefore the president. before the cam
IA begins. revisions OF the chemical.
u. cotton. wool and agriculture
|Iuies.
nhdent OF Veto.
.nublicau lenders in the house feel
1dent that revision bills not based on
nor; Of the tariff board viii be We
\ Representatives Payne, Mccall and
~ have had a conference with Presl-
Taft on the subject and they look
'zrd 10 such a result,
1c passing of the steel bill from house
Io sena,e viii have two weeks Inter
I|al In Mr. UnGerwood's tariff pro-
me- and the time will be devoted 20
n measures. The pensions sppropria-
bni. carrying about Sl52. 600, 600. VIII
cspnied TuosdaY I, proposes 10 ef-
a saving ol S251.nOo by ahoiishing
lnteeu pension officers In various
M A fight is expected on that iea-
The iortincntions aqprcpriating bill
foilow the pension bin.
ncus Tonight.
1use Democrats viii caucus :Omor-
might ON the sl67. 100000 public
u!ngs bill. Chairman Fitzgerald of
appropriations committee. Leader
wood and Spesiler Clark oppose II
Nc Interest OF economy and because.
say, IL Is impossible for the gov
rents architects 20 undertake any
work for Two years.
He division OF opinion among the
iorrats over tie proposed invcstiga-
! OF The money trust Is expected 10
3en The caucus, Chairman Henry Of
rfu'es committee Is pressing for Che
sftisation against the wishes Of Mr..
tfrwood
pdins the steel bills arrival In the
The proposed srbitration treaties
Englsnd and France Will he dis
ai~ Senator Lodge on TUESDAY
sk the senate 10 set a time FOR The
the debate. Friends of the traa
ay canvass OF the senate seems
Il pie to their passage with accept
Z anendments.
4 re Is talk of a senate Democratic
4 on the direct popular election Of
lFs' The matter is stln in con-
re with the house.
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With the putting TO death of General
dor: his brother. General r'lavio Nfsro.
former minister OF war and commander in
chief Of the revolutionary forces; Cen
eral McdaIio Ajfaro who is believed To
have bccn a brother OF the two Alfaros
and Generals Paez aud Manuel Serrano.
the leading lights in Eucador's latest rev.
olution. have hecn snuiied out
This revolution. although it had been
= long time brewing. began few days
after the Sudden death on December u
last or Pres;Jep5 emilio Estrada.
Tho first AZ the drastic measures taken
by those Who opposed the revolution was
carried into effect last Thursday at
Guayaquu Whon General Pedro Montero,
who Was proclaimed president by the
troops after ;he deetG OF Estrada, was
shot and beheaded by a mob that later
burned his body. The shooting OF Montero
took place in the court room where the
general had just been tried by court
IrurlIal and sentenced 10 sixteen years
imprisonment for his connection with the
revolt.
The people evidently angered at wha,
they considered too light sentence.
rushed into the court room and after
riddlng Montero's body with bullets,
dragged IL into tho open. Then they de-
capitat"d II, built a bonfire and threw into
Tho t'ampS tho torso and head OF tho
lnan whv once Was Il popular horo in
Eucadur.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
Strategic Points.

The following posts are said 10 he
so located as TO permit or their being
retained as strategic concentration
points: Fort Porter. Buffalo, n. Y CAL
bsny Is suggested as an alternative po-
sition) Fort Oglethorpe. Georgia tespec-
tally desirable for cavalry brigade): Fort
Mcpherson, Atlanta. Ga (of great STRAIT
cgIc value with reference 20 the south
Atlantic and gulf coasts) Fort sam
Houston. Texas CHE best strategic po-
s!tion for the southern trontier,: Fort
J.nvrtor. near Seattle. Wash, and Van
(Continueoi ON Page Two)
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May Go Later.

There is another formidable list of
posts, which. while not recommended for
immediate abandonment. are declare:
not TO be located with a View OF sec,lr-
| Ing enconouy or administration and
supply. or full measure OF military ef-
fectiveness. Consequently their Earrl-
sons will not be increased and ultimately
Will be Withdrawn to such concentration
centers congress may authorize.
These posts are Ethan Alien, Yer:
Piattsburg barracks. y. y: Robinson
Neb.; Missoula, Mont. Logan. Colo.
Douglas. Utah. and D. a. Russell. Wye
The latter post is shown 10 have cost
to date si.o25, ,4s6. II Is said not 10 ne
located with view ~ maximum econ
ony or strategic effectiveness.
Secretary Stimsons report IL made In
answer to a house resolution by Repre-
sentative Bulkeley OF Ohio.
The inquiry had developed interesting
information regarding the plans OF the
military strstegists for the future dis
position of the army and It's improve
ment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
MOB LYNCHES FIVE
|NSuRGENT CHIEFS
General Eloy Alfaro, His Two
Brothers and Two Other
Ecuadorians Slain.

GUAYAQUIL. Jan. 2S.--A mob broke
into the Quito penitentiary in spite OF a
double guard and lynched Generals Cl-
roy ANaro. E1avio -hIfarc. Msdario Al
faro. UIpiano Paez and Manuel Serrano,
prominent rcvoluticnists
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
Story Of Crime .

When he committed tho crime Woltcr
waa living with Il young woman by the
name OF Kate Muller who support cd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
JEALOUS HUSBAND
DIES IN HOSPITAL
j. j. Moore, Wealthy Clubman
of San Francisco, Victim of
Former Chauffeur.
WIFE is IN SECLUSlON
Tragedy Follows Attempt of
Woman TO Secure Divorce
With Sensational Charges.
WIFE is IN SECLUSlON

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2S.--J. J..
Moore. wealthy ciubmsn and coal dealer
OF San Francisco who was shot last
night IN revolver duel with Samuel L..
Timothy 2 chauffeur. near the residence
Of Mrs Moore in Hnlsboro, suburb.
died tonight.
The single bullet fired BY Timothy.
who was an employee or wealthy
neighboy OF Mrs. Moore and whom the
dying man accused Of having been rid
ing with Mrs. Moore, struck Moore in
the abdomen and lodged IN his back.
An operation was performed at the hos
pitaI 10 which he was moved shortly
after the shooting. but the probe failed
to reveal the fatal bit o. lead Up 10
n late hour today attending physicians
believed Moore had fighting chance TO
recover hut he was seized with sink
inS spell as night came oil and died
suddenly.
There are no known witnesses OF the
duel. and the whereabouts Of Mrs. Moore
al the time has not been definitely re-
yealc0
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Declares Innocence.

In an Interview today, Mrs Moore de-
nled that she had been out riding with
Timothy.
'I was not out riding with Timothy
Saturda% night or any other night, and
when The time comes ] can prove il.
she said. II was in my house all even
Ing. My husband was iOsancly jealous
Of me and last nights happenings were
only part oc a series OF violent acts ON
his part After our divorce was denied
in Redwood City. he tbrestencd TO kill
ali Of my witnesses at rhe trial, Tim
o;hy Nsa ono of those Witnesses.
II know little Of the man Timothy,
| He worked for us n year or 80 ago, hut
| | had no idea that hc had entertained
! any affection for me- That would 60
out with him when | knew my husband
had spies on my tran all the time is
| absurd
II lave been doeged for a year and a
halt. In all that time my husband could
not get any witnesses against me upon
which Ia win his case in court | AN
| innocent In this matter.
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PROBABLY NO PART of the

daily paper has been so inhu-
ential in developing thrift as
the want columns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
WEATHER TODAY.
rair Sunday and Monday.

Ealt Lake Metal Pr'cea
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Murder Was Brutal,

half-rast fiy
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-29
HoUGHToN 5ReviTies
Observation-Disclosures,

Safety matches were first invented
In Sweden Inv 1855.
John e. Maloney of the 500 is I'm the
city on a business visit
ON an average. COW yields about
800 gallons of milk a year
More than 7.Oo0.009 golf balls are
used up i'm Britain every year.
There are CT heaters in London
ana 73s In other parts of England.
Fred solomon Of the canal, leaves
this afternoon for "a visit TO Birch
River. Ontario
William Orenstein was called To st.
Paul last saturday by announcement
of the serious illness of his father.
Or. w. =. Scott left yesterday FOR
Ann Arbor 20 attend the medical off,
GERS meeting which takes place tomor-
row and Wednesday Of this week.
The highest score at the Dee bow
ling alleys was made last week by O.
Names. district manager OF the Michi-
gan Telephone company.
a large number OF children enjoyed
the chalk talk given Saturday after
room at the public library during the
children's story hour by Miss Eva
Brown. supervisor OF drawing in the
HOughton schools.
a dancing ana skating party will be
given AT the Amphidromc on the even
ing of February by fngot division, No
iiG. order OF Railroad Conductors. \
special train will leave the Copper
Range depot at Calumet at n. m
and returning will start from Houyh-
ton at 1915.
Colonel and Mrs. Marshall division
officers Of the Salvation Army for tn,
northwest will conduct services at tho
salvation Army hall In Houghton this
evening. They viii he assisted by
Captain and Mrs. Mennes. in vocal anc
instrumental selections and by Cap
tain Simpson and Lieutenant Sangren
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-29
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BREAK A BAD COLD.


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