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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27
Good Things for Christmas Holidays

EVERYTHING Wines and Liquors Fresh
TURKEYS and Chickens yay-down prices
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27
DAIRY PRODUCTS BY MAIL

In England. where the parcels post
system has been long enough on trial
TO develop pretty fully its usefulness
in cheapening the cost of living by
bringing about direct trading between
producers and consumers. there Is no
remaining question Of its vast bench
cence. In the London daily newspapers
there are. for example. columns OF
small advertisements under the head
ing Of Bargain by post OF when the
following are samples:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Only the Beginning.

District Attorney Whitman therefore Is
said to regard the conviction OF Beck cv
Tor insligaung the murder OF Roseuthal
as only beginning TO open up tho secret
alliances between the criminal ofiiciaidoui
of the police department. and the criminal
class OF the underworld
should Lefty louie,' "WhItic'' Lewis.
"Dago Frank" and "Gy-p the Blood" fail
10 confess 10 all tho district attorney be-
heVes they know. much the same infor-
nation is expected TO be furnished by
William Shapiro when he takes the stand
aSainst them.
Since his transfer to the west side
prison Shapiro has become convinced
that his only salvation lies In giving all
the informa ton nc possesses concerning
tho expeditions OF gangstcrs at the order
OF the system,
Becker again declared today that he
should have gone on the stand To con-
vince the jury that he was innocent 1T
Was learned, however. from an authoriia-
tive source. that one OF the reasons why
the former sirongarm squad raiser was
not allowed 10 testify in his own behalf
was the tip that his ca;Lrnna ton would
prompt n strict inquiry Into his past life
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
TROOPS PATROL THE
STREETS OF HAVANA
Authorities Try to Prevent
Disorders During Politi-
cal Campaign.

HAVANA, Oct. 27.-Whle not actu~
ally under martial law. Havana is now
under absolute military protection
against disorders arising from the heat
ed political campaign. In accordance
with orders issued by General Pablo
Mendita, who yesterday was appointed
TO take charge of all the police and mili-
tary forces in the capital by President
Gomez, the streets were patroIed today
by mounted guardsmen,
Conferences last nigGt between gov
ernment officials and leaders of the po-
lItical parties failed 10 reach an agree
ment 10 suspend all political meetings
Several large meetings were held tonight,
but the military precautions weyc .ef-
fective in checking all symptoms OF dis
order.
il was reported tonight that an agree
mcnt had been reached between Cen
cral Menocel and Alfredo Zayas TO sus-
pend all political meetings from now un~
I'll election and that assurances have
been given by the partisan press that
they will refrain from exciting utter
anccs In order to avoid all danger OF
hostile collisions on election day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Fears Bad Effect.

To n syoup OF women lie intimatcd that
10 show clemepcy would be construed by
iho world as an indication OF weakness.
lie cited ain example that when he
captured Juarez he pardoucd General
Navarro, which action the world attrlb-
utcd TO weakness instead Of mag nanlmlty.
The popular voice OF protest has grown
so strong against The execution OF Dlaa
that there has arisen between tho prasi-
dent and senate a sharp discovd, and as
individuals the senators have seriously
discussed the question OF impca chmeut
| because Of the administrations defiance Of
that body's Interpolation. That the SEN
ate will take this step Is not couside cred
probable for many reasons, one Of them
betpS the question Of succession
That the quick suppression OF the Diaz
revolt has shown strength on the part OF
! the government is conceded IN tho capital,
but that the situation has been greatly
| improved IL a MA tier Of doubt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
FATE Of FELIX D|AZ
REMAINS UNKNOWN
Rebel Leader Sentenced 10
Death, With Three Confed-
crates, by Court-Martial.
FRIENDS FEAR WORST
President Madero Not Inclined
to Be Merciful; Popular
Protest Against Execution.
FRIENDS FEAR WORST

MENICO CITY, Oct 9I-Ceneral Felix
D,az. leader OF the revolution recently in
aueurated In Vera Cruz. and three OF his
confedcratcs have been sentenced TO death
by the court martial before which they
were tried in that city.
The finding OF the military court was
announced in Vera Cruz yesterday morn
ing, but the news did not reach here until
today.
Al the same time word of the verdict
against Diaz was received, came the re-
port that the military court had decided to
recognize the order Of suspension OF sem
tence upon the revolutionary leader.
granted by the supreme court pending
investigation as TO whether the trial OF
Diaz should be by military or civil court.
Popular apprehension regarding the fate
OF DiaZ has not been greatly allayed, how
ever. by this action Of the court martial.
The delay i'll the receipt of news rega rd
Ing the outcome of the military trial is
chara cterlstiC OF all communica ton be-
tween the capital and Vera Cruz. The
uncertainty as to what is transpiring there
has served TO increase the tcnscncss Of
the situation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
MEETS DEATH IN
EFFORT TO SAVE
f. $, Miller, Expert Builder of
Gas Tanks, Dies with Fellow
Workman at Cohocs, \. Y.
BY International News Service.

by lntnrna .ioDal News Service,
COIiOES. y. e. Oct. 97-.P.aIyy;,.
tnat he was taking the groatest ,isIt p,
. Miller today gave up his lire In 2
l"iHe attempt 10 save Hugh Murphy a
ieno" workman, whose home is in Gin
c'nnati Miller Is an expert builder NJ
gas tanks and was brought here In rem Ir
the largest gas tank in the city Murphy
heiped Miller al the work and when IL
was finished Miller climbed np a long
ladder TO the top OF the tank
Scarcely had he reached there wben
Murphy, who had been on a lower rrnc
OF the ladder, snccumbcd TO the suffoca I :
ing rumcs of gas and fell in ten feet
OF water III the bottom OF the tank. With
out an instani's hesitation. Miller selling
rope, ran down The ladder. He tied
the rope around the unconscious Murphy's
BODY. Two men at the top OF the tank
we're hauling him up when Murphy pa TT
ly rcgatned consciousness and, strug-
Cling. slipped from the rope.
In his fall he Knocked Miller from the
ladder hut Miller did not cease his heroic
effort tn save him. AS they struggled
in the fettd water. Murphy sozed Miller
With q death grasp They sank and both
were drowned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Actual Murderers of Rosen-
thai Can Escape Electric
Chair by Making Confes-
Sions of Crimes.
SEVERAL MURDERS
CHARGED TO GANG
Former Police Lieutenant
Becker Relates Story He In
tended to Tell if Placed
on Witness Stand.

ATEW YORK, October Eft was
M learned tonight that the only
basis upon which District At
torncy Whitman viii treat with
Lefty Louie, "Gyp the Blood. -
Whitley" Lewis and ''Daso" Frank is on
the condition that they viii confess not
only 10 the murder OF Herman Rosenthal,
but also a number of other crimes In
which the four gunner are said to fig
ure at the command of corrupt police Of
fjcIalS.
Information is said TO have been brought
10 The district attorney that the alleged
assassins OF Rosentha! We're picked for
the deed because they had cunlc TO be rec
ognized as the official eXecutioners OF the
system
Two Of the four are said TO have taken
part in murder not long ago which the
police were never able 10 solve. The
victim OF this tragedy like Rosenthal,
was 'squealer.' On two other occas.
Ions the pair Is said TO have been told
simply TO beat UP the men upon whom
the system desired TO wreak it's veng-
eance. The work was done with such
thoroushness and despatch, it Is said,
that one man was nearly killed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
JUROR WELL ENOUGH
TO TAKE PLACE IN BOX

SALEM: Mass, Oct. s1.--John y. Car
ter, tne juror in the murder trial of Jo~
seph J. Ettor. Arturo Giovannitti and Jo-
seph Caruso, was reported tonight by his
physician to be recovering from the 81
ness that caused adjournment OF the case
Saturday. The doctor said he expect cd the
patient would be able To resume his place
in the jury box tomorrow
The commonwealth has not many more
witnesses Ia nd expects To close by Wcdues-
day Eugene BcnCordo. private detec-
tive, Will resume the stand tomorrow and
may he followed bS Robert Warner. IL
newspaper reporter who saw the aboDl-
ing OF Anna Loplzao. rcspopsibilty for
whose. death Is charged to the defendants.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Big Doubtful Vote.

As might be expected the canvass
of each party indicates a plurality for
that party. On ono point. however, the
canvasscs OF all political parties agree
and that Is that there exists a tremon,
dous doubtful vote in this county. Lead
ers OF various political parties gener.
ally agree in fixing the number OF
doubtful voters in the county All an
proxmately 1000. II may be that
these 1000 voters have made up their
minds how 10 vote, but il is certain
that they have rot been loud in the
expression Of their preference. The
1000 voters come largely from the
American party. They may be fairly
divided among the three parties, a
larger portion may 90 TO the Demo
Gratis, or q larger portion may go to
the Progressivcs- The Republicans Will
be satisfied TO get one-tblrd of this vote
and will likely win il they do so.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
.ELOPE IN B|PLANE;;
MARRY IN HOSPITAL
Arthur Smith and Aimee Cour
of Fort Wayne. Ind, Take
Tumble During Flight.
BY international News Service.

By international News Service.
IIILLSDALE. Mich, Oct. 21,--A honey
moon IN the hospital following an elopc-
ment yesterday in an aeroplsne from Fort
Wayne. fail Of several hundred feet
from yhe clouds, and a midnight wedding
after both had been taken from the oper-
Smith and his bride OF a few hours.
From their beds in adjoining rooms
OF the Smith hotel. where they are be-
ing treated for what the doctors fear
may be internal injuries sustained in the
fan that wreeked their biplane after d
trip OF seventy -one miles from F'orl
WAYNE. the two told of thc elopement
and the near tragedy which followed.
II ain so happy we are alive and mar
rled" declared Mrs. Smith. nee Aimee
Cour. as she showed. her wedding ring.
Although she suffers So much pain. shc
cannot be moved. Mrs. Smith says she
has no regrets tor the trip.
81 am not The least bit afraid TO fly
with Art. although l do not expect to do
go again" she said. ut was certainly
a great trip. had never been up but
once before. three weeks ago. and ] on-
went up about 800 feet then and was
only up about five minutes. We went
up as high as 1900 feet and went az fast
az mile minute part OF the tine.
IL was hard riding. though, because my
head rested against the radiator and in
our cranpct position the cold nunbed us.
The motor worked beautifully until
We reached JTllsdaie and then We com.
mcnccd 10 skip. I tapped Art on the
shoulder ard pointed ont 10 the town
and that Is about all can remember.
seem 10 have recollection OF the motto:
stopping. though neither Of us can re-
member when Anyway, probably be-
cause of that and The fact that Art was
go numbcd from the cold he must have
Tilted the planes too micn In 1olplaaing
and that accounts for the machine bury
!nc lis nose INTO the ground and turning
over.
"As soon as VIC are able, we are going
TO Corpus Christi, Texas. where lie Is
going 10 be an instructor In the Mills
school and fly hydro-aeroplanes On the
BAY"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
G. O. P. Defeat Possible.

There are several ways of figuring
the possibility of Republican defeat
IN Salt Lake county. astonishing though
such suggestion may be. The Repub.
licaD leaders are conservative III their
estimates Of the county, and though
they profess to be confident of success
they appear somewhat worried. Demo,
cratic and Progressive leaders are max.
ing many predictions of success in the
county, many OF which are too extrava
CANT for serious consideration. Impair
tial and experienced observers regard
this county fairly debatable, with the
Republicans having a slight advantage
the Democrats an uncomfortably close
second, and the Progressives not far
behind the Democrats.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Political Experts Say Trend,
Especially in Salt Lake
County, IS Away From
Republicans. ~
g. 9. p. STILL SEEMS
TO HAVE ADVANTAGE
Democrats Jubilant Over
Constantly Increasing Gains;
Review by Counties Makes
Result Uncertain.

II TTAH this week passes from the
safely Republican to the
doubtful column from the
present political outlook. The
trend Of sentiment in debatable sec
tions of the state. particularly in salt
Lake county, has been away from the
Republican party. Indications still
point to Republican success in the state,
but the signs are uncertain enough to
justify placing the state in the doubt
ful column.
Necessarily, the placing of Utah in
the doubtful list means that the result
of the election in Salt Lake county is
likewise in doubt. The Republicans
still appear to have an edge on things
III this county, but the advantage is 81
slight that there is a possibility that
it may be wiped out before The elec.
tion aud from the present outlook The
county may properly be considered in
doubt.
The only assured fact at present, in
evidence relative to the approaching
election is the reelection of Governor
William Spry. Every sign is that Spry
will run considerably ahead of his tick.
ct and will probably lead the state Re-
publican ticket in every county in the
state. Conservative political calcula.
tors estimate that he will run several
thousand ahead of his ticket and de
clare that nothing save a landslide. NOT
now in prospect, can prevent Spry's
re election
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Friends Fear Worst.

Friends Of Dlaz stll fear the conse-
Quences of tho conflict of authority that
has arisen between judicial and military
courts. IL the military court observes the
order or the civil authority, the final dis
position Of the case will be long post
poncd But il would be no surprise to
thousands here to receive a message an
nouncirs the execution OF the rebel gen
raj and his associates.
Efforts to save their lives. especially
that OF Diaz. continue unaba ted Proml-
ncnt women, men high III affairs. and
hiGh army officers have appealed TO Presi-
dent Madero for clcmency, but To all he
has given the same negative answer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Times Prospect.

up shrivcIin- Of work and wa ccs
Itne tarid reductions directed by
balumore convention will bring
'FoHc new questions in these days
|nrcst of labor that Will he trou-
u such as:
PC working people and their
'Wes 20 back contcnted!y to the
OF living Of tho working people
'tF years ago before the tariff
N<ed the present wage living:
pT shall the necessities Of idle
\ <men and their families be met
)4 the scarcity OF work comes
shrunkcu iariT?
ny America ever he Obliged 10
n poor rate tax, as IN foreign
j-tiles' 10 take care OF the UNI
oseh' II would seem as II We
heading in that direction.
Hni convinced that q properiy
e'ed tariff 10 pay present wages
y enable tho workingmsn 10 live
r'y 10 present comfort IS the
s'onndatlon % business prosper
*nu OF contcntcd home lIfc IN the
ed States.
n everybody hang out at once
'cfiean !lag with Taft and
{ man on IL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Must Tell All.

II the gangsters can offer no more than
an explanation OF how Becker engineered
the crime their confessions will have no
weight with the district attorney He
will proceed TO try them for murder in
the first degree on evidence which he
believes Will certainly result in sending
them TO the electric chair.
Whether or not the murder OF "BIe
Jack" Selig was because he had at last
dared TO turn on the police and "suueal, -
Is expected 10 be revealed at the tria!
of Red Phil Davidson, the confessed
slayer of the champion gangsler. which
begins next Wednesday,
1T was after Selie bad testified before
the grand jury that he WAS framed up
by Becker's strong arm squad with the
result that Lieutenants White and Stein
ert were indicted for perjury. rhe gang
leader was shot down BY Rcd Phil" Up
to the present time Davidson has main
tanned that he WAS not prompted by any
one 10 commit the murder
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
American Vote Uncertain.

However. Republican ieaders when
speaking conservatively concede that
they will not get as large n percentage
as oue.thrd Of the old American vote.
Whoever may be in q position 10 tell
in what proportion this vote will be
divided on election day will be able
to predict who will be winner in the
state and the probable plurality of the
winner This, however, seems 70 be
rather an impossible problem, and for
that reason the state may well be re.
gardcd rs doubtful.
In the state AT large the possibility
Of Republican defeat depends largely
on the vote polled by the Progressive
party. The fight in the state at large
Continued OH Page Three.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Success Predicted.

The correspondent declares the
attack ON Adrispople is making excel.
lent progress and predicts its success
ful conclusion within Il week
a Bulgarian column from the Arda
valley has occupied SalristaIar and
Emirlc. Other reports announce tho
occupation OF Pashmakli.
Nazim Pashn, the Turkish minister
Of war and comma chief. is said
TO have reached Chorlu, 4 dispatch
at midnight from Copstantinople SAYS
the army is preparing TO take the Of
fcnsive and that the cabinet has de-
Continued on Page Two0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
for Power.

b far it seems 10 many tho cry
lihcratioh is but a howl for power.
Ief administrations OF tho govern
n have seldom had more than one
EE question 10 deal with
or long period II was the qucs-
Of slavery.
atterly 1t. has been the question OF
be and their rcgula ton,
the next four years there are
Ing US the supremacy vital is
N Of monetary affairs, tariff,
Ispor;aton, Including the Pan
canal. commerce and labor.
Thicl CT the three men running for
office Of president IS best quail
TO deal with these questions
|k of IL, II changes arc 10 be made
hld they not be made with iDfln-
Irpl.tinno
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Records Prepared.

The records of the gangsters. show
ing them TO be allies OF a certain criminal
clique in the police departm are said
to have been carefully prepared for the
district attorney By detectives
District Attorney Whitman Is expected
to return from Lakewood tomorrow and
at that time it is said overtures Will be
renewed by the gunmen to permit them
to plead guilty on the condition that they
tell all they know Of Beckers lnstigation
of the murder OF RoscnthaI,
1t is said they have agreed to explain
what William Shapiro chauffeur OF the
murder car, said they told him when he
became too frightened 10 start his ma
chime Immediately after the shooting.
In his affidavit Shapiro swore that one
OF the sunmen said
'Eecker has the cops fixed II is a
clean getaway. Everything is all right "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Rebels Still Active.

y number OF rebel bands. who were op-
Grating in many parts of tho republic. are
still apparently rs active az before. Added
10 the list IS a well defined new revolt IN
Gucatau
General Aguilar continues his camps ig n
in the region about Tchuacan, where.
since the affair at Vera Cruz, his follow
cra have entered "A number OF towns and
appropriated horses and supplies.
Colonel Daz Crdsz. cousin and first lou
Continued OH Page Sevcn)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
btitution All Right.

le constitution has been well tried
has not been found wanting.
'ho Is II that wants Taft dis
ls,
| IL simply TO open the place for
VINO is q candidate for the presi-
c59
it the employers OF labor and
builders Of prosperity who urge
Change?
M those WHO pay little or no
y be the best judges of what is
Pc for one moment will Mr. Taft
e things as they are IN the bank
tariff and trust laws when he
CLEARLY better them IN tho light
'ia experience and with the as
nee OF the best men he can find
1eIp him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28

ONDON, Oct. PA brief Sofa
dispatch tonight announces what
may prove TO be the most i'm
portaut move of The victorious
Bulgarian army so far, the capture OF
Eski- -Baba,
The dispatch declares this town IS
an important position on the main
line between Adrianople and CONSTANT
uople, but omits 10 say whether the
BulgariaDs are III actual possession Of
the railway station. If they are astride
the railway at this point, they have
cut the communication between Con-
stantinople and Salonika
it is said 10000 Turkish troops are
now in Ad-ianople II has been sup"
posed the Turkish forces, after the
fall OF Kirk Kilisseh, were holding the
lire from Kuleliburgas 10 Luiehhurges,
short distance east OF Eski.Baba.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
lRNs VOTERS
I'M To CHANCE
/ THEIR LEADER
HI Wanalnaker Predicts
Ha.city of Work, Low
Wages and Suffering if
Wilson Is Elected.
rs PROTECTION
MEANS PROSPERITY
chant Prince Calls Upon
ople to Hang Out Arneri-
III Flag With Taft and
Sherman on 1t.
rs PROTECTION
4 MEANS PROSPERITY

Oct, "I.-In a poll
tIcal statement John Wauarnahe
says in part:
The main pcints at Issue In
the coming election are exactly
stated In my letter of October 4,
hing said therein has been dis
Fed. Neither the controctor nor
merchant would put at the head
his OWE merca ntile or railroad
ness man, no matter how
olerly. who never had an hours
ericnce in managing. for four
f6, the millions OF people en-
led by the government and tho
enditure Of billion OF money an
|lIy.
leal grievances against the govern
NC call for ideal treatment
the malady is wrong. the rem
proposed is surely wrong.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Plan of Campaign.

The Bulgarian plan of campaign. ac,
| cording TO the we'll informed CORE.
spondent of the Vienna Reicbspot, al
tho headquarters of tho second Bulga-
rian army, will be the complete de-
struction OF all tae Turkish forces along
the Martha river aud those rctreatiug
across the Erkene river. He declares
General Dimitricff S army is advancing
on a broad front. the right flank along
line from Yeuikie TO Eslsi- Baba, the
western column TO lIavia, with the CEN
tral column already in the vicinity OF
Kavakli,
The eastern wing. III forced marches,
is effecting n great turning movement
bv way OF Bnnarhissar, Visa and Serai
toward the road from Lulchburgas to
Chorlu, The correspondents says there
are still large forces of Turks north
of the railway line with others, at
Chnrlu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28

CONSTANTINoPLE, Oct. 27.-
There ara rumor5 Of an impending
change III the grand vi5erate. Ex-
Sultan Abdul Hanlid arrived here
tonight aud probably will be kept
in Constantinople for the present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
RNS CAPTURE OF
cNATORIAL SEATS
ernatiouaI News Service.

<Frhational News Service.
NSIlpN' y. j., oct. 27.--GovcrnoY
apparently so confident OF his
'Seuon to the presidency that he
- i'iat the Democrats OF the state.
~ ,Cnited States senator's are TO br
ueSote their attention 10 makine
~ legislatures safely Dcmocia
20 ihcure the election OF Dem.
scnste which vii! work in har.
Sontlnued On Page Seven.)