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New-York tribune., 1912-08-11

Among the recent arrivals at the Lake
Placid Club. In the Adirondscks, are Mr..
and Mrs. Maillard NJ. Cands, who made
the trip by motor, from Westhampton
Beach, Long Island. Other cottagers from
Westhampton at Lake Placid are Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Howell SaYre.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11

Recent arrivals at the Hampton Inn,
Westhampton Beach, are Mrs. Harrlng-
ton Putnam, Miss Esther Whitney, Mrs.
Augustus V. Marckwald. the Misses
Marckwald. Mr. and Mrs. William p.
Earle and Miss Helen Earle
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-26
Large Force Available.

Meanwhile, though the exigcncies of
the border patrol in Texas and Arizona
has changed considerably tin" disposi.
tlou Of the various bodies OF United
States troops. that made mp what is
known as the cXpcditionagy force,
the general staff has amended its plans
from dny TO day so that ii has avaii.
able n workable project for the dis.
patch TO Cuba Of about 1j.00D men 10
take charge il conditions should nee
csstatc.
AS the regular army organization
lack the mobility of the marines. 4 il
possible these sea warriors would be
called upon TO initiate Intervention, and
hold possession Of Havana ana perhaps
one or two other of the larger ports
until the regular army contingent could
be landed on the island. Il happens
that the situation in Nicaragua has
quoted down. so that it is now pos
sible to withdraw most OF the large
force Of marines and blue jackets under
Rear Admiral Switzerland and this
force probably would be relied upon for
Cuban service in an emergency.
Strong forces OF mounted police and
cavalry charged repeatedly with drawn
machetcs and firing rcyovcrs. The
mob returned the fire from the windows
and porchcs OF the houses.
Adhcrcnts of Zayas fired volleys al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-26
WO DIE As RESULT
OF BATTLE IN PARK

HAVANA, oct -tlacunu is uuiet to
diSh', but there is 4 strong uRdcrcnr"ui
ul excitement and dread ~ = repetition
uf the hlcody arcnca Of last night when
a brisk battle Between conservatives aud
liberals took place I'm Coulral park al
lhc close uC mcctin. hc'd by tho polt :
/ icml supporters at Aifrcdu Iayas. canui-
date for The pTcs'd"ncH
Tho cavalry guard WAS withdrawn from
Central park to-day and replaced 10y =
strong furc" nf police, whH are not per-
mlttinS any gatherings in groups.
The PARTISAN urTsDnpcrs arc iudulgjuc
in turi"u% rorriuiiuatiouS aud threats and
both sides are declaring thrir Grt ermua-
iiun Ia appeal Ia force " their rights are
not protected. Each side L. alleging tina.
faNor'tism Is being shown their opponents
by the governments.
At Il conference this Afternoon I'm The
department at ;hF interior, at which rep
rcsculntiVos of the conservatives and the
liberals were present, charges weCc maize
that chief OF Police ACgjiIre assisted the
IayaistaS last night. Colpuc, Orestc.
Fcrrera. speaker of the house. Is repor; ed
Co have told President Gomez that unless
tho government gives immediate gUaran-
tees OF The absolute impartiality of the
police and rural guards all hop" OF hold
Ing tho presidential election must be
abandoned
As a result o( these representations.
Colonel Puio an officer Of the regular
army and man NJ eTceent rcputc. has
boon ordered 10 take supreme command
Of the police I'm Havana and other army
officers have been givon charge OF them
in the various towns where trouble Is
threatened
nights battle remain in the hospital Two
died today. Tho others are expected TO
recover.
There was a small riot this afternoon
at meeting OF liberal university stu
dents. during which one negro was IA
tally shot.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-26

iniurc the chance Of the defendant; !;
upon the Justices failure to ruIe that
Sam Schepps was an accomplIce in the
murder, and upon the error of law IN
the refusal OF the justice TO allow tcs-
tImoDY submitted by the defense. -
Either Whitley Lewis or Lefty
Louie Will be the next Of the seven
men indicted for the murder to be
placed on trial, District Attorney
Whitman announced today.
The date fixed is November Z. Mean
while Jack Rose, "'Bridgy" Webber,
Harry WALTON and Sam Schepps, the
four intormers, Will be kept in the
west side prison,
Schepps, whose attitude toward his
incarceration thus far has been one Of
complete docility. today protested to
the district attorney that he had been
Gin Jail long enough and his counsel
hinted that he would take legal action
to obtain his clients release,
Schepps is due to be arraigned Mon
day on the vagrancy charge under
which he was confined, and 1t was re.
ported tonight that the district attor-
nev would ask that he be held under
$4,000 bail Rose also is anxious for
his release,
What these informers want now is
not bail said District ATTORNEY
Whitman tonight, "but extra iron
doors on thoir cells, so thcy'l feel
safe. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-26

the Asbert club, the shots being re-
turned by supporters of General AS
bert, the Conservative candidate for
governor.
Several policemen and soldiers were
shot. Several shots struck the Ameri.
can club, opposite The Asbert club
kelnforcements of police, rural
guards and soldiers arrived and the
mob, which was then composed of ad-
herents of both parties. gradually dis
persed. Cavalry remained on guard for
the night
The total wounded which included
two women. was about forty. Several
were fatally hurt
The fronts of the hotels and cafes
facing the park are rddled.
When the firing ceased The police
raided the Asbert club, searched for
weapons and arrested several members.
1t is openly charged that the police
and rural guards were under orders
from authorities and actively assisted
the followers of Iayas.
Another meeting here by the Con.
serVatIvcs in outlying borougns also
ended III riot, during which many
shots were fred. One version Of the
start in Central park is that the firing
was begun by Conservatives returning
from their meeting, who were eIaspc-
rated by An attack on them there.
Political excitement runs high ihe
lwo factions each accusing tho other of
beginning q riot aud both threatening
TO renew hostii,ics.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-26
MOTORCYCLlSTS TO
MAKE RUN TO PROVO

The members of tho Motorcycle club
held an enthusiss meeting in the
Young Mems Christian association lobby
last night. There was u good attendance
and some spirited discussions along the
line OF excessive speeding,
a feature Of the meeting was the de-
csion To take run to Provo and ar
IA ngements were completed FOR the run.
II Is planned To- leave Third South and
West Temple streets at O'Clock Sum
day morning and spend about three and
"a half hours In a lcisurely trip to Provo,
eat lunch there, and return To salt Lake
City by o'clock in the afternoon. Forty
men bnve sgnihcd their Intentions to
take the trip and all Interested are In
vited TO Join as tho trip is mainly for
the purpose Of getting acquainted Twelve
new members were taken in last night.
the membership now being more than
hundred
The next regular meeting will he held
Friday evening in tho Young Mems
Christian association building IL is
planned 10 decide on that date OH the
location OF the club house and on "a pin
or emblem 10 be worn by the mcmbcrs
of the club. Tho members OF the club
are elutcd over the success with which
their efforts are being met as the club
WAS organized only two weeks ago
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-26
ASSESSMENT NO. 2.

The Tar Baby Mining company, prlnci.
pal place of business Salt Lake City
Location " mines, South Fork. Big Cot
tonwood canyon. Notice is hereby given
that at meeting OF the board OF dircc-
tors Of the Tar Baby Mining company
ne!d on the md day OF October. 1872, as
sessment No. Of one-fourth (!) cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation, issued and outstand-
Ing. payable Immediately TO w. w. Trim.
ond South, Salt Lake City. Utah. or F, F.
Hintze. Murray r.. r. D, No. 4.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid Oh the end day of
November. 1912. Will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment Is made beipre. viii be
sold on the End day OF December. 19la
at 2g2 Atlas block. at 9 o'clock p. M. at
the company's office. to pay the deln-
quent assessment thereon. together with
the costs or advertising and expense OF
sale. r. f. HINTZE. Secretary,
First publication October 4. 1912. h95i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-26
Becker Full of Fight.

Police Lieutenant Charles Becker
spent his hours in the Tombs today
planning his fight to aunul the YER
dict of the jury that convicted him
last night Of the murder Of the gam
bier, Herman Rosenthal.
Becker has lost mono of The iron
nerve that bore him through the trial
and the ordeal Of hearing himself con
domned as guilty, if his appearance
ana every 'e,uoI soosy cebol 'Gr 9ro any
sound sleep and after hearty break
fast summoned his attorney, John Y.
Mcintyre.
The two conferred over An hour,
and later Mr.. Mcintyre announced that
immediate notice of appeal from the
verdict would be filed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-26
Selling Thros-ys.i-
Fridays Laurel Results

race hye furlouss. puTse-FaEces 10y
20 !. won; George stoil 100 CByYnel.
necoud; sohallcr. iI2 (Fairbrotherl. 8 20
u Time :o6.
race. six furlnnss sclling-Yengshec. IOe
- 10 won: Brynary III (Martiu) S 20
n: Rasps, lo3 fschuttiuEcr). 5 20 I. third
J race 81, furlouss. srlllus-GGrih. 10,
uger), 10 !. won: MindIua,te IOe fAm-
70 J. second: Touiata. 40 rButwe!n. :
Ifrd Time-f:iS s-5
rpce. mile End seventy ysrds. selling
10 tkerrlclG. 10 y won: Colonel Cook
|ntygel, s TO r. second Fu;urity. los ipus-
10 third. Time :is 40.
fpee. six furlonrs. sclling-Ochrc Court
ftinl 10 !, won. Ben Loyal I1s lBu.-
NIo ., Second. Blue Thistle. 1Ol rKcrrIcl;)
'third Time-f:l6 SIS.
ITace. mile ard sixteenth. seliine-FreA
gd. lon fBu.~oln. ; 20 !, won, Hilarious.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-26
Will Act as Stay.

Without this appeal Becker, who is
due 10 be sentenced next Wednesday,
would if the usual procedure were fol
lowed, take his seat in the electric
chair the first week in December The
fling Of The notice, however, Will act
as Il stay, and mauy months may
elapse before his fate is determined.
81 don Z mind saving that VIC OK.
pect a rcversal.'' Becker's attorney
announced. "Thc appeal will be on
the grounds that the verdict was
against the weight of evidence: that
the Justice S charge WAS Of II nature tn