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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
Long in Storage.

On November %, 1909, one month be-
fore the attempt on the Hotel Utah was
made. a man giving the name of G. III.
Botts deposited tine suit case in the
warehouse for safe keeping. Until yes
terday the explosive had been undis-
turbcd. AS the suit case was very heavy
and had been there for long time, Mr.,
Redman came TO the conclusion that
possibly it was left there for some other
reason than merely storage. Upon open
ing the case Mr. Redman was aStonished
to find the dynamite. He Informed the
police a once, and IL was with II sigh
OF relief that he turned over the eN-
pIosive 10 the two detectives.
In the suit case were three packages
wrapped in local newspapers, bearing the
dates October 10 and September Il, 1909
In each Of the packages were one dozen
sticks OF dynamite. There was a space
between two packages where IL was ap-
parent. from the creases in the paper,
that another package had lain. In the
top of the suit case. covering the pack
ages, was a local newspaper bearing a
date OF November 2S, 1909. Aside from
the explosive, there was a box of dyna-
mite caps and a coil OF fuse in the suit
case The suit case is made OF papicr
maChe in imitation OF alligator hide.
There are 10 marks on the case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
FAITH OOZES OUT
WHEN TEST COMES
Man Selected as Savior" by New
Sect in Russian Poland Dc
clines TO Be Crucified.

LODI. Russian Poland Ian 9s-'rhe
timely arrival of the police TO-DAY mst
prevented band OF fan0ticsl women
from crucifvlng n mau whom they
adopted as their savior"
new sect was recently formed by
women or The Mornvsn community.
They selected man named Kowlasi
whom they worshipcd as their savior.
They urged him 10 allow himself 10 I've
cruC'cied 40 as 10 enable them 20 prove
the truth OF their teuets by mis- resur-
rcction.
kowlasfs faith. however. wavered and
he strenuouslv opposed the carrying out
Of the suggestion 10 cruelty him. J-ti-
mately thirty determined women took
his house by storm and were proceed >
ing with his immolatlon when tine po-
lice gppeared ard put stop 10 the sscI-
flee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
Former Salt Laker Accused of
Defrauding A. Richter by
Forgery of Deeds 10
City Property.
SHREWD SCHEME OF
CHEATING REVEALED
Prisoner, Facing Charge of
Using Mails to Defraud, Re
fuses to Discuss Case
Against Him.

A UGUST BERNADOTTE EDLER
~ OF Escondido Cal, former
~ resident Of tlds city, was arrest
L n cd At San Diego, Cal, yesterday
afternoon on the charge OF using
the United states mail 10 defraud. The
arrest was made by tie Pinkerton de-
tectivc agency on the complaint cf
Adoiph Richter prominent real estate
dealer Of salt Lake, who alleges that
Elder. under the name Of Floyd SCoil.
endcavored 10 sell him ten lots In Airing
ton Heights. on Twelfth East street De
tween Seventh and Eighth South streets,
the deeds 20 which had been forged.
The arrest OF Elder was made In the OF
tice of the National Bank OF Commerce
at San Diego, where Edler had gone TO
receive inc money for the lots under the
name OF Scott, When arrested Edler
refused to talk or to give his real name
This was ascertaiued through business
house OF san Diego
As the ofrensc was committed in Cali
fornia, Elders trial will be held At Los
Angeles, in the federal court OF the dis
irct OF southern California.
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B. T. Rednan Discovers
Enough Explosive in His
Warehouse 10 Blow Up
Whole Block.
LEFT THERE BY MAN
WHO NEVER RETURNED
Connection With Attempt to
Destroy Hotel Utah and
With the Mcnamara
Case IS Seen.

lIIETY -SIX sticks or 10 per cent
extra dynamite, carefully packed
in q suit case, were found In the
L warehouse OF the Eodman Moving
x Storage company, 1S2 south
Fourth West street. at 1:30 o'clock yes
tcrday afternoon by Is. Il. Rcdman. The
matter was at once reported 10 the po-
lice and the explosive sufficient TO blow
up a town block, was taken TO police
headquarters by Detectives Earl Ripley
and George Cleveland
Careful examination OF the suit case
and It's contents lead the police to be-
levc there is little doubt that the dyna-
mite which was used in an attempt 30
wreck the Hotel Utah on December -,
1909. was taken from The suit case found
by Mr.. Rcdman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
ADVERTISING TALKS
Writer BY
WILLIAM c. FREEMAN

MIR. JOHN DANIELS,
JR.. head of the New York
firm bearing his name, said
to me the other day:
Don't YOU think it
would be a fine thing for
the MERCHANTS i'll every
community to GET TO
GETHER ONCE A YEAR
(Continued on Page seven.l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
Dies of Starvation.

OMAHA. Neb. Jan. 2e.-Mrs. Soutsc
Zschow, who BEGAN dieting SIX months
aEo IN an etfort to recover her health. Is
dead OF Starvation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
Worked Smooth Scheme

The scheme by which il was sought to
defraud was clever one, and It's
manipulation showed That the party be-
hind II was not-oniv familiar With real
estate transactions, but was also familiar
with local real estate conditions. 1t WAS
the same scheme by which MI. Richter
WAS swindlcd out OF $1,000 some time age.
In November. 1910 Mr.. Richter re-
ceiVed a letter from Los Angeles signed
by Samuel Binder. The letter as well
as the signature, was typewritten. Mr..
Binder offered 10 sell nine lots in Airing
ton Heights, this city, for the sum OF
$1,000 He said he knew they were worth
more but owing TO the fact that he was
compelled TO go 10 a hospital 10 undergo
an operation he would sell them cheaply
as ne needed the money badly.
Mr. Richter replied to him that II the
title was good ne would take the lots.
He asked Binder 10 send an aos'rac''
Binder telegraphed that he would not
supply an abstract so Mr.. Richter had
an abstract made himself. The abstract
was examined ny competent attorney
who declared the title good as TO five
lots In the name OF Samuel Binder.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
'EIon. p. Il. Tillman.
Illnan's Reply.

!, ,kenator Gilman Immediately made the
sjIowlng rcply:
! fUhited States Senate, Washington, d.
II Jan &c.
I5rNy Dear Sir-lr your note Of Janu-
Q 20. handed me by tho. Hon. Swagei
: slcrley, you call my attention 10 an in
5tview which was given out in reference
: The Harvey y-Wattcrson-Wilso incident
isIHl,ich ! say I had given Henry Wat
jst foist off a story like this with the ma
4 l|al facts concealed
tfifou demand To know Upon what war
!. OF authority YOU make this serious
h ]usation against me.
Sftn' your statement 10 the press you
Spct1bed in detail the rupture between
"a %ernor Wilson and Colonel Harvey, bui
- nothing az TO what caused II. Al
rS,f leading papers Of the country seen
y y, know why Governor Wilson severed
b4tions with Colonel Harvey and you
M "a leading newspaper man and self
yressed expert siUomer OF presidential
u " Adidates. must have known IL AT the
10 40 your statement was published.
e9,,t Very properly concluded that yoI
nT ~ the reasons for the rupture anc
~ - You made public the manner II
u Ich 1t occurred without giving tn
erpee you were unquestionably conceal
vi the material facts
IL Very respectfully yours,
"B. f. TILLMAN,
q Jploncl Henry Wa,tcrson, The Ncp
~ lard. Washington. H. c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
Of Recent Manufacture.

The dynamite was manufactured by the
DUPONT Powder company at Wilmington,
Del, on August 8, 1909. according TO the
companys marks upon the powder wrap
pcrs.
The police were unable yesterday 10
obtain any information concerning q. r.,
Uotts, and il is believed by them that
this is a. fictitious name and that the
powder was left al the warehouse by
those men who attempted To wreck the
Utah hotel for the purpose of rdding
themselves OF 1T. There is nothing in
the suit case 10 indicate that it is the
property Of prospector or mining man
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
Seeks Perfect Title.

The lille to the remaining four was In
the name Of Minnie Ordeman. Mr. Rich
ter telcgra phed TO Binder telling him that
only five OF the lots were in his name
Binder answered that he had deeds from
Minnie Ordeman for the other four but
had never recorded them. Mr.. Richter
then instructed Binder 10 forward TO him
the deeds for all nine lots signed by him
self and wife and duly acknowledged be-
fore a notary public. also deed from
Ordcman to Binder If these deeds were
nroperlv executed Mr. Richter agreed I"
pay the money To the National Bank OF
Tho Espuoilc of this city. 50 be forwarded
10 Binder at Los Angeles.
The deeds were received by Inc Ma
tlonal Bank of the Republic Tor colisr-
ton. Mr. Richter's attorney examined
them and found them apparently ail
right. The deeds from Minnie Ordeman
10 Binder had been executed few
months prior 10 the contamination OF The
deal They had been executed hefor"
James NJ Smith. notary public in Salt
Lake, and were in proper form Mr
Richter paid the $1,000 agreed upon into
the National Bank or the Republic IN this
CITY and IL was forwarded TO the AL
Day and Night" bank OF Los Anseles'
which paid the money 10 a man named j.
T. Ellis, who apparently hao given tne
deeds 10 that bank and who after re-
ceivinG the money deposited IL win tns
out q few days attorward
Believing that he was The genuine own
CT Of the lots, Mr. Richter sold some OF
In November. 1911 one year later, Mr..
Richter received q letter from Mrs Min
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
RYAN CAUSE Of
/ DISAGREEMENT
Senator Tillman Calls Upon
i Colonel Watterson for Ma
terial Facts in His
Possession.
KENTUCKY EDITOR
QUICKLY REPLIES
correspondence Shows That
3New York Magnate Was
! Called Upon to Help Fl
nance Campaign.
KENTUCKY EDITOR
QUICKLY REPLIES
.Interns ,ional News Service.

n Interns tional News Service.
.ASuINGTON. Jan. 2s.-Iu reply
20 a singing letter from Sena-
WH tor Tillman, In which the sena-
f" tor cbaracteriaes him as a
"self-confessed expert groomer
4 presIden,iaI candidates" and demands
B know why lie was "unouestloneoly
The material facts" as to the
reak between Col. George Harvey and
|opernor Wilson, Col Henry WattcTson
.nirht exploded q brand new bomb In
he Wilson campaign.
Colonel Watterson makes the direct
|afcment that at the request Of Gov
nor Wilson he, Wa,terson. undertook
raise money for the Wilson presi-
initial campaign and that his efforts
<le mot altogether unfruitful.
Id this connection the name OF Thomas
RYAN came mot unnaturally into my
Idd" and governor Wilson's mana
Is were delighted with the suggestion.
lone Harvey had nothing whatever
llo with it and. so far as know, knew
sIthing about it, said the colonel,
PATTERSON to Tillman.
In his reply 10 Senator TilImsn, Col"
lei Welteyson said:
{'My dear Sir--Referring TO the So
He'd Harvey -Watterson Incident l
Id you quoted by the newspapers OF
IL morning 10 the following effect. J
II given Henry Wattcrson crcdit for
rore sense than 10 try TO foist off a
ably like this with the material facts
/ nceaIed
tThe man vino make public state
mt, with the material facts concealed.
.lliftlc other than scoundrcl. | have
A right, therefore. 60 demand OF you
kon what warrant OF authority You
Ike this serious accusation against me
ID TO ask a reply through my friend,
u Hon. Swager Shcrlcy Of Kentucky,
with great respect,
HENRY WATTERSON.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
|tterson Comes Back.

w Dear Sir-I have never prcte n6cd
pc sroomer OF presid ential can,li-
~ expert OF otherwise, but | desire
good opinion and wrote With that,
feli rs the truth OF this matter. in
b.
am with YOU. senator. IN v------ a
'ccfat. and not a pseudo Republican,
PUT preaidcntial nominee. II was no
from sense OF party duty than OF
.'ce as between man and man that ]
r. tne statement TO which, upon n
misr"pTesertatlon OF the facts. YOU
Exception.
'aVs been aware for nearly a week
4 reeoenized spokcsmcn for Governor
~" were lndustriously circulating the
Htnat the real reason why Governor
~ oroks with Colonel Harvey was
4 tpiohel Harvey had tried TO brlpr
r Ryan into tue governor.
nsn' but until you gave crodence
s'ofS' IT could not be traced TO an,
sf's'Neo person, It's origin was mys.
np' It's circulation surreptitiovs
4 'enuentiy. there has been up 10 thi,
flo'nins to either DENY or recognize
" -fn.S'; S''; ! Know OF my oyn mind thai
re'S ~ lie lnaie of whole cloth
..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
May Clear Mystery.

IT is believed by the police that the
finding OF the explosive will prove val
liable clew not only in the case OF the
Utah hotel explosion, but in the case OF
the dynamiting or the Los Angeles Times
building by tho McNamaras. as il is be-
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Continued on Page Seven,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31

that was stolen from in front of the Girvln store Thursday afternoon.
 After seven years of faithful service at the Dixen house Michael Devine ends his work for the hotel tonight
 F. A. Wilson of Mystic has loaned his valuable collection of Indian relics to the Westerlys Memorial and Library association.
 Several local firemen will attend the annual muster of the Rhode Island Firemen's association to be yheld in East Greenwich Monday.
 Louis H. Eddys lease of the Dixon house expires at midnight Saturday when the property will be released to the owner. William Segar. . There has been no noticeable in crease in business at the local res taurants since the closing of the Dixon house dining room. two weeks ago.
 Rev. Samuel M. Cathcart, who has been on vacation at Sagamore Beach will return to conduct services in the Congregational church Sunday morn ing.
 Michael Shea, a student at Middle bury college, was a visitor in Wester- ly Friday. He is a graduate of Bulke- ley school New London, was active in baseball and general athletics.
 The c. B. Cottren & Sons Co plant which is usually operated on Sundays but not Saturdays, closed down Fri day noon to resume Tuesday morn ing, on account Of Monday being La bor day.
 Charles W. Willard and daughter. Mrs. Grace P. Robinson, have gone to Colorado, where they will fish for rain- bow trout. Before returning to West erly, Mr. Willard will attend in Den yer the annual meeting of the Ameri- can Fisheries association, of which he is treasurer.
 Mrs. Rowland Rathbun of Alton was seriously injured by being hit in the head with a stone while on the beach at Watch Hill Thursday afternoon. The stone was thrown by her grand son, age ten, who was at play throw ing stones in the water. This one slipped from his hand, struck his grandmother and fractured the outer table of the skull and inflicted a se- we're scalp wound. Mrs. Rathbun is over seventy years of age.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
STONJNGToN.
Extra Mails Provided-crowd Enjoyu
 Band Concert.

Owing to new regulations, Stoning- ton with other shore line towns is to lose an incoming mail from Boston and an outgoing one to New York. Commencing Sept 2, the noon mall which connects with the 12.24 D. m train, will not gc as it has for many years, but will come at SPA instead ' Mrs, Michael Gilmore, Miss Agnes Gilmore and Edward Gilmore are spending vacation at Oakland Park. R. I.
 Mrs. W. L. Bliss and son, Louis w. Bliss, of Mt. Vernon, N. Y, are guests of Mrs. L. B. Lathrop.
 Mrs. c. T. Eaton Mas returned from a visit to East Douglass, Mass.
 Rev. J. H. Odell has returned to Scranton, Pa
 Mrs. Raymond Bailey and children and Miss Geraldine Joseph, who. have been at Olamon, Me, have returned.
 Many Enjoyed Band Concert.
 The band concert Friday evening was largely attended and the excellent programme rendered called forth hearty applause. These concerts are growing in popularity weekly.
 Personal Briefs.
 Miss Marie Prentice, who has been the guest of Miss Laura s. Palmer, has returned to New York.
 Hon. Mortimer Roberts of East Nor walk was the guest of Alex P. Loper this week.
 Rev. and Mrs George B. Marston nave as their guests MT. and Mrs. Chapman of Albany, N. Y. MT. and Mrs. Marston will leave Monday on their annual vacation, which will be spent in New York state
 WYE. Chapman Injured.
 W. E. Chapman of Mystic. who was in the machine department of the At wood Machine company, caught his right hand in lathe Friday and re- ceived a bad cut five stitches being necessary to close the wound.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
To Clean the Coffee Pot.

Never wash the inside of tea OF coffee pots with soapsuds. If they be of granite or agate ware, and be- come discolored, nearly i'll the pot with cold water, add one teaspoonful of borax and heat gradually until the water reaches the boiling point. Rinse with hot water, wipe and keep on back of range until perfectly dry Suburban Life.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
Brief State News

New AaVen.-McNulty Brotters, New York contractors, have placed & ST. 221 lien on the new Hoael Taft here.
 Bethany.-Frederick A. Perry, a bus mess man of New Haven, died here from paralytic stroke. He was es years old.
 New Hritain.-The Luther league of the Swedish Lutheran church has se- lected Emil Larson and Josie Brick son delegates to the State Labor league convention at Stamford, Sep tember 2.
 Derby-John P. Wall has been cir culating a petition asking the mayor and the board of aldermen to Insert in the call for the city election pro- vision that will enable the voters to determine whether they would like the merit system made applicable to the appointive offices of the city.
 MiddIetown.-Cards have been re- celved announcing the marriage, at Gottingen, Germany, on August 8, of Rev. Charles Baker Hedrick, Trinity college 1899, professor in Berkeley Di- vinity school, and Miss Hedwig, daugh- ter of Mrs. Katrina von Botticher They are to be at home after October 1 at No 109 Broad street, Middle town.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
strixInn Muat Prevail.

Did you ever hear of a man who had striven all his life faithfully and singly toward an object and in no measure obtained it7 If man con- stantly aspires, Is he not elevatedt Did ever a man try heroism, magnan- imity, truth, sincerity, and find that there was no advantage in them that 1t was 2 vain epdeavorT-H. D. Thoreau.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
Never Changed In Nature.

The bees which may have lived longest in the woods undisturbed by man would if transferred from their wild abode to hive and brought out to g modern apiary be as much at home and as tractable to man and his methods as any bees in the yard. Their type, habits and instincts re main unchanged whether wild or in sO- called domestication.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
Humility Proof of a Great Man.

I believe the first test of a truly great man is his humility. I do not mean, by humility, doubt of his own power, or hesitation in speaking his opinion. But really great men have 6 curious undsrsense of poxerlessness, feeling that the greatness is not in them, but through them.-Ruslrin.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
Love Souls.

Deep hearts, sage mindg, take life as God has made it: 1t is long trial, an incomprehensible preparation for an unknown destiny. This destiny, the true one, begins for man with the first step in the tomb. In the mean while. love and suffer. hope and con- template. Woe, alas! to him who shall have loved only bodies, form. ap- pearances! Death will deprive him of all. Try to love souls; you will find them agsin.-victor Hugo.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
JEWE'TT CITY
Pulpit Themes for Sunday-New Gar ago and Livery Stable to Be Erect ed-Cereus Blooms in the Day.

Sunday morning at the Baptist church Rev. E. W. Potter's subject will be What the church has done and what it ought to do for the working man" His evening subject is The Christians Monopoly. The Congrega- tional church will resume services on Sunday, and Rev. W. H. Canes morn ing topic will be A Personal Matter. The sacrament of the Lords Supper will follow the service. The evening subject is What He Didn't Want to Do.
 Miss Ruth Miller of Mt. Vernon. N. r. is guest at her uncles, John H. Tracys.
 Mrs, M, Jennie Higgins has return ed after q four weeks visit with friends in New London and vicinity.
 Children III.
 Master Frank Williams remainE in critical state, and his sister Edith is ill, The infant daughter of MT and Mrs, James Shea is i'll with the same disease,
 To Erect Garage.
 Charles 5. Wolfe Is te commence at once to erect a garage and livery on
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
Local Laoonios.

It Is planned to have the Labor day parade start promptly at 9.15,
 The P, H, opie company employees plcnicked Thursday at the Golden Spur
 Aside from the parade in the morn ing, there will be nothing doing in Westerly on Labor day,
 fha mail that new arrives frem the east at 1215 will not arrive until 9.1e on and after September l.
 It was bicycle, not an automobile,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31

The court gave like judgment in the case of the liquors of Peter Panaceri, who also resides near the Klondike quarry. Sheriff Wilcox testified that with search warrant he visited the Panaceri place, with assistants. He seized and conveyed to the Westerly police station 121 bottles of lager beer Seven men were in the place drinking and quite number of men were seen in the immediate vicinity, all more or less intoxicated He did not find any beer glasses. 90 but there were many empty beer bottles and indications that the men drank direct from the bottles James Maxwell testified in corrobora- tion.
 It is probable that in due time Iaa- fonti and Penaceri will be prosecuted for keeping intoxicating liquors for sale contrary to law.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
Children Not All Alike

Children should not be harshly treat cd because they are different in some respects to others. The difference in the case of your own boy may mark him cut for 8 genius later on. =
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
T.rrI.rs Kent Husv.

Three terriers recently killed $50 rats In half an hour when . wheat stack was being threshed al Bishops BtortfcYd, England.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
lower Main street. The building will be 25x50 feet.
,ead of Schedule Time.
Cereus An

Mrs. Augusta Ray has night bloom ing cereus which was in bloom during the day. On arising in the morning she found two beautiful blossoms on the plant.
 Miss Isabel Button is visiting in Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31

The Knights of Columbus of Rhode Island arc completing arrangements Tor observance of Columbus day with parade in the city of Providence
 As usual, by reason of seniority, Nar-
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
COLCHESTER

The Pros and Cons club will resume meetings at the library, Sunday after noon, after the summer vacation.