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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-09
CAMORR|STS FOUND
GUILTY OF MURDER
Leaders Sentenced to Thirty
Years Imprisonment; 9th
ers TO Shorter Terms.

vITERBO. Italy, July s,-The Camor-
lists who have been on trial for nearly TWO
years on the charge Of having murdered
Gennaro Cuocoo and his wife in June,
1906. were today adjudsed guilty in vary
ing degrees The verdict declares Cor
rado Sortino guilty OF both murders
Nicolo Nora, Antonio Corrato and Ma
riano Di Gennaro guilty OF the murder Of
Cuocolo, and Giuseppe SalV! guilty OF the
murder OF Cuocolo's wife.
The president OF the court sentenced
The condemned men. Sortino, Merrato.
SalvI. Nora, Digennaro. Alfano, Rapl
and Di Marlnas were sentenced TO thirty
years Imprisonment and TO ten years po-
lice surveillance each: Di Mattlo TO ten
years and SIX months Imprisonment
Ascrttore to ten years Imprisonment and
three years surveillance: Nitozzl the
priest seven years Imprisonment and two
years surveillance; the others TO five
years Imprisonment and three years sur
veilance.
When the accused were placed In the
iron cage To hear the verdict Di Marinas
suddenly drew forth a piece OF glass and
cut his throat The other prisoners
screamed and shouted invcctives and i'm
precautions. Rapi shouted:
This innocent blood is crying for re-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-09
NEW POWER LINE TO
BINGHAM ASSURED
County Commissioners Grant
Utah Light & Railway Co.
Right of Way,

The county commissioners, at A meet
ing yesterday authorized the construc-
ton OF log strlngsr bridges resting on
concrete abutments over the Big and
Little Cottonwood streams I'm the can
yons Bids viii shortly be advertised
for.
The Utah Light e. Railway company
was granted permission for the erection
OF poles 10 carry power wires from It's
plant In Big Cottonwood canyon TO Bing-
ham. The erection of the poles and
wires Involves an expenditure by the
lighting concern of about 500 600 and is
for the purpose OF supplying customers
In the mining camp who formerly Sc
cured their power through the Utah
Light company on a contract which that
concern has with the Telluride Power
company and which contract expires
September !. The details of the new
construction were recently told exclu-
sively In The Tribune.
The commissioners deferred action un-
III later date on the application for q
liquor license recently made by c. A.
Birtch. manager Of the Casa Contentia
a pleasure resort on Twelfth South
street. Just outside the city limits.
The petition OF Freeman Morningsta,
and others. asking that the county OF
ficials join with the city in paying the
county side OF the City and County
grounds on State street, in furtherancc
Of the Great White Way plan. va:
denied on the advice Of the county at
torney. TO whom the question was re-
Gently submitted for opinion,
a meeting Of the school boards OF thu
Jordan and the Granite districts will b,
held July Il for the purpose OF discuss
ing proposed change In the boundaric:
of the two districts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-09
Kohlsaat Scorched.

"On IT," he continued was based the
action OF Theodore Roosevelt. a spcctac-
ular figure in public life then as now.
refusing and publishing 10 the world his
refusal to sit a a dinner given hv the
Hamilton club in Chicago with Senator
Lorimer. one of its members. Mr.. Kohl
saat brought that about by repeating the
gossip from Funk TO the eXemplar Of
purity In politics and high ideals in
government and good manners in So
ciety.
''The headquarters OF morality did not
know then, and has not since taken the
trouble 10 become acquainted with the
facts: he depended on the hearsay infor
nation furnished by his friend Kohlsaat,
setting forth the false allegation that
Sl00 600 had been raised and used to elect
Mr. Lorimer, The damning Of a respect
a BILE citizen. the head OF Il beautiful
family the representative of a state in
high Office was a welcome thing II IT
gave opportunity TO attitudinize as the
standard OF honor and righteousness and
the acme of civic virtue,
said: "They say he is a boss and 'un-
desirable The distinction between a
boss and a leader Is sometimes con-
fused. Whether the leader OF bolt is
a leader OF the people. or a boss in the
real sense, may give some trouble to de-
termine."
Neither Senator Dillingham; nor Senator
Fletcher has concluded his speech. Both
are expected TO finish tomorrow. After
them will come speeches by Senators
Crawford. Lea. Kenyon and Reed against
Lorimer and by Senator Johnstone In his
behalf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-09
JERSEY DELEGATES
CALL UPON WILSON
Continued from Page One.)

(COnC1Uu6Q ITOm rage oNS.D
get all sorts Of useful counsel from
them
There was unlimited speculation and
little else concerning the course the
nominee would take regarding the gov
crnorship OF New Jersey. Judge West
cot, OF Camden and Mr.. Hudspeth nd-
vised him not TO resign until about In
augration day. in case he is elected.
Senator Gore OF Okla homa today die
tated n statement in which he said that
the Democrats united and battling as
one man under Wilson's leadership"
faced divided Zoe and would win in No
vember
I'VE have n chIeftaln who is not revo-
lutIouary on the one hand nor reaction
airy upon the other he said. He sim
ply cmhodics the real spirit OF progress.
cannot say too often-I want this TO
go down-that Governor Wilson is wise
enough TO know that TOO swift arrives AS
tardily as too slow There are few states
that are on the Impossible list In this
campaign, The Democrats arc organic
ing TO conduct a vigorous and thorough
campaign.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-09

Governor William Spry is much srieved
over the loss of the handsome gold watch
presented 10 him some time ago by state
officials. II is engraved with his name
and the names OF those presenting ii.
The governor will pay d liberal reward
TO any one who returns the timepiece.
The governor does not know how he lost
The watch.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-09
Against New Party.

SPOKANE. Wash. July s.-Progresslve
Republicans Of this section of Washing
ton. AT a meeting here, determined to-
day against putting a new party ticket
IN the field FOR state and county Of
ficials when they recommended proeres
slve Republican candidates to file for
the state primaries on the Republican
ticket
lutions declaring that the progressives do
not recognize the Chicago convention as
binding on regular Republicans, as
Roosevelt was the overwh helming choice
OF the voters and of majority OF the
delegates of the convention"
The sessions advocate a state conyen- =
tion TO select delegates to the national
progressive convention in Chicago Au-
gust o, and the selection of seven pres-
Dental electors for the progressive ticket
I'm this state.
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Sends Message to William
Allen White Giving Views
on Situation.
THIRD TICKET PLANS
States to Escape Where the
Progressive" Republicans
Are Already in Control.

NEW YORK. July s.-Roosevelt
| headquarters made public here today a
long telegram which Colonel Roosevelt
sent last night to William Allen White
at Emporia. Kan.
"Our appeal nationally" says the
telegram, ''is, of course, to all men of
progressive principles regardless of
past party differences. The action
locally must be guided by the needs Of
the local situation. In any state where
there is no real Republican party, am
entirely content that the local organl-
zation should call itself by the title OF
Progressive Democratic if that is the
local desire and if they support the ma
tional progressive electors.
Third Tickets.
Where, as in New York, New Mex"
leo and Colorado, the local organiza-
tions of both Republican and Democra-
tic parties are belplessly boss ridden
and reactionary, then we must have a
! straight progressive ticket from top to
bottom independent of both the old
parties.
! ''Where, as I understand to be the
case in Kansas. South Dakota, Cali
fornia and other states, the local Re-
publican organization is progressive
and represents the principles for which
we stand, | hope that they will be
able to make the fight locally for good
government in whatever effective or
ganizations they have.
~ feel that this year in the Re
publican states we should have the sup
port Of the organization itself. More
over, ! feel that everywhere / have q
right TO expect the support of the en-
tire rank aud file of the Republican
party. | made straight out primary
fight and in the states where the Re-
publican voters themselves had the
chance to express their wishes / won
by 100000 plurality,
Claims Party Title.
'The titular national Republican
party today is not the Republican party
Of the voters and is not the party of
A Abraham Lincoln, but purely the party
of Messrs. Barnes, Penrose, Guggen-
genhcim g. Co.. who have stolen the
door plate with the name, but have no
moral right TO the name or anything
else, Therefor, [ hold every honest
Republican who is true to Lincoln IS
memory and principles must vote with
us.
'Under such conditions the entire
local Republican organization in a
state like Kansas can rightly continue
as such and yet is in duty bound 10y
ally to support the national progressive
electors. OF course, I feel that in
every such progressive Republican state
the progressive candidates for any Of
fee should openly support the national
progressive electors and 90 in the same
column on the ticket with them
FTHEODORE ROOSEVELT
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CITY OF PANAMA rs !
FINALLY PICKED

SAN FRANCISCO, July s.-The
abled Pacific Mail steamer City OF
ma was picked up OFF Point Plnoe
o'clock this afternoon by the sd
Rose City and is being towed "a
port All hands arc reported safe
city of Panama went adrift yesi
when he engines became disabled
wireless calls for aid were sent out.
City OF Panama has a passenger Il
100 persons and crew of 100 men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-09
Police Are Baffled

NEW YORK, July s.-Desplte Ii
tiring efforts OF the police. the Of
seemed TO he baffled in their atten
establish the Identity Of the man
murdered l2-year luda Conno
the Bronx Sunday. Three men
taken into custody today. but after
we're examination all were allowed
tonight. nothing developing to shov
they were connected with the erin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-09
PROSECUTION RESTS
AND DEFENSE OPENS

LOS ANGELES, July s.-The state
rested late today in the trial of Clar-
ence S. Darrow and the noted Chicago
lawyer began Immediately his fight
against conviction on the charge Of
bribing a prospective juror in the Nc,
Namara dynamiting case.
Two witnesses for the prosecution,
Robert Balm, the first juror sworn TO
try j. B. Mcnamara, and Mrs. Dora
Balm, his wife, were on the stand to-
day and at the conclusion Of Mrs
Balm s cross examination District Attor-
ney Fredericks announced that the state
had concluded its case in chief
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-09

as jury commissioner Of his court This
WAS calculated 10 bring the federal judi
ciory into "disrepute.' the committee
said.
Accompanying the articles of impeach- :
ment Chairman Clayton presented a brief
TO show that the actions OF Judge Arch
bald described as 'misbehavior" came
within the purview OF the constitutional
provision for impeachment which enumer-
ates treason. bribery or other high crimes
a nd n1iedem eanorS." !"
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More Earth Shocks

WASHINGTON. July S.-Earth 8
thought TO be n recurrence Of TIL
turbance in Alaska Yesterday. we,
corded today by the scismograJ
Georgetown university. The disturl
commencing at 5:lS p. M. continu
intervals for forty-thrce minutes an
most violent at $40
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-09

Dysentcry is always serious and often
dangerous disease, but it can be
cured. ChamberIain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoca Remedy has cured it
even when malignant and epidemic.
For sale by all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-09
DEFEND RIGHT Of
LOR|MER TO T0GA
Continued From Page One.)

Continued From Page One)
er arose. Lorimcr moved across the
room and took a chair near him.
The most important feature OF Sena-
tor Dillinsham's speech was his admts-.
sion that money was paid to some of
the legislators who voted for I.ormer.
He denied. however. that they received
II for their part in his election,
Senator Lorimer prompted Senator
Dillingham; once or twice on matters of
detail.
Senator Fletchers speech was particu-
larly bitter. In strong words he said
that the case against Lormcr was con- =
spiracy on the part Of his political enc
mics Then he turned his attention to
Roosevelt.
1.-The whole fabric Of alleged new evil
dcnce tMmbes." " said Scna tor Fletcher.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-09

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-09
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New Party Leaders.

BY international News Service,
NEW YORK, July 8.-This Is the slate
OF officers for the new Roosevelt party:
For chairman OF the national commit
tee. Joseph NJ. Dixon OF Montana
For secretary. Medill Mccormick OF nll-
nois
For treasurer. George w. Perkins OF
New York.
For chairman OF the New York state
committee, Timothy l.. Woodruff.
For national committeeman from New
York. ". a Prendergast
The national managers will be chosen
at the conclusion OF the convention called
for Chicago August 5. Within a few
days probably a provisional state COM
mittee Will be formed. If Roosevelt has
his way, and his friends say he will. Tim
othy l. Woodruff will be chairman OF
that committee and will conduct the New
York campaign.
Woodruff returned from his Adironda ok
camp today and went right TO work to
organize the Roosevelt men in his home
county of Kings
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LOGAN EXCURSIONS,
,July 12 and l3.

Via O. S. L. For Scandinavian reunion.
Tickets limited TO July l6. City ticket
office, Hotel Utah
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Bristow for Roosevelt.

EMPORIA. Kan, July s.-United States
Senator j. l.. Bristow OF Kansas formally
has declared for Theodore Roosevelt for
president In letter to William Allen
White. Roosevelt national commltteeman n
from Kansas, according to an announce
ment here today. In his letter Mr.
Bristow declared the denomination Of
President Taft fraudulent" and that
Republicans are In no way bound By II.
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Free Trip to Europe,

The penalty provided is successful I'M
parchment cases is removal from Office
and may include bar from ever holding
any office or trust OF honor again
The senate, which tries officials i'm :
peached by the house, has beer called
upon To act as an impeachment court
eight times in the past One trial was
Of president. Andrew Johnson, who was
acquitted another Of cabinet officer,
Secretary of War William W. Belknap.
acquitted senator. William Blount OF
Tennessee, who resigned; an associate
Justice In the supreme court OF the Unit
ed States. Samuel Chase. acquitted. and
four United States judges. John n. Pick
erinE OF New Hampshire. removed from
office; James IT. Peck OF Missouri, ac-
quitted West Fl. Humphreys OF Tennes-
see. removed from office. and Charles NJ.
Swayne. Florida. acquitted.
Judge Archibald was appointed United
States Judge for the middle district OF
Pennsylvania by President Mckinley,
March %, 1901, during a recess Of con-
gress On December q, 1901. he was rec
commended by President Roosevelt. He
was commissioned United States circuit
Judge and assigned 10 the commerce court
by President Taft January IL. 1911.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-09

MoXum hotel, Fourth South and
State, Thomas Gavin, proprietor. The
only frst.class family hotel in town.
Europear and American plans
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-09
Alfano RACES in Cage.

Aiano ragged around and recalled the
death of his brother, whom he cried was
a victim OF injustice and a man who
had suffered the martyrdom of inno-
ccncc"
Nitozzi knelt. weeping and praying. All
the prisoners acted like mauiacs and the
carbneers had difficulty in forcing their
way into the cage TO maintain order
and carry out the wounded Di Marinas.
The propouncement of sentence was
received with uproarious protests from
the condemned men, One Of them
shouted.
we are innocent, This is legal assas-
sination.'
Some shook their fists at the judge and
others tore at the bars Of the cage.
They attempted in concert to harrangue
those assembled In The court
In addition to the police and carbineers
within the building a battalion OF troops
with fixed bayonets was drawn up out
side.
10 rescue the prisoners.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-09
NAV Delay Trial.

WASHINGTON. July s,-A sharp df-
ference along political lines has devel-
oped in the senate over the propos ed
impeachment OF Judge Archibald OF the
commerce court. Many senators, includ- y
= ing influential Republicans. favor de-
ferHng the trial until after the Novcm-
Der elections, contending that ample
time should be given To prepare for the
hearing OF the impeachment charges and
that many senators arc needed At home
to look after their political fences.
Other senators. among whom are Sena-
! tors Simmons. Bailey and Reed, all
| Democrats. are urging that the Inn
peachment proceedings ~~e OF such high
privilege that they should be taken up
as soon as the house prefers the charges.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-09
Unfair and Unjust.

Article 4. That Judge Archibald sought
additional evidence from Helm Bruce, at
torney for the Louisville s. Nashville
railroad. in a case before the commerce
court which had been closed and given
to the judge for decision Later he con-
sidered supplemental brief from Mr..
Bruce without the knowledge OF the at
torneys for the interstate commerce COM
mission, to meet a conclusion reached by
another member OF the court. Judge
Archibald wrote the decision In favor OF
the railroad company. In the opinion
OF your committee. this conduct on the
part OF Judge Archibald was unfair and
unjust 10 the parties on the defense in
this case
Article 3. That Judge Archibald used
his judicial influence 10 get 4 coal lease
from the Philadelphia & Reading Coal
company for Frederick Narnke. II is
charged that Warnke promised the Judge
$500 and later a note for $500 was dis
counted for the judge and has not yet
maturpd
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Used His Influence.

Article s. That Juoge Archibald used
his influence 10 help James r. Dainty OF
Scranton. Pa, purchase coal tract from
the Lehlgh Valley railroad while the Le
high had suit before the commerce
court. The persstency with which Judge
Archibald sought these business favors or
property concessions from railroads hav-
ing litigation, Or likely to have litiSa-
ton. before tho commerce court indicates
a well defined plan to use his official po-
sition and influence as a member OF such
court for financial gain and profit" said
the committee
Article I. That Judge Archibald figured
as a slgner and the payee OF the note
for s2500 by w. w, Resnger of Scran-
ton, Pa, five days after he had adJud
Gated an insurance law suit in which
Reissinger was interested and a benef-
ciary
Articles and O. That Judge Archibald
sent Edward j. Williams TO William p.
Boland TO discount a note for 5000 signed
by John Henry Jones. while the Bolands
were Interested In q law suit before him
Boand would not discount the note, which
was discounted In n Scranton bank and
never has been paid.
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and financial power in New York.
Favoritism to railroad lltigant
also was included in the charges, and
in the last count Of the indictment, un.
der the heading, General Misbehavior
of Judge Arehbald,'' the committee in.
vestigated the charges and found that
Judge Archibald had "grossly abused
the proprieties OF his said Office OF
nudge, was guilty OF misbchavior and
of misdemeanor in office. An cpitomc
OF the articles OF imoeachment follows:
Twelve Articles.
Article Negotiated with the Erie
Railroad company for the purchase of
the Katydid coal duTp for Edward j.
Williams, his business associate.
In the opinion II your committee,
Judge Archibald 5 participation i'll this
transaction. undor all the cireum-
stances, was reprehensiblc and preiudi-
people in the federal iudiciary.'
Article 2-loined with George Nj,
Watson of Scranton. Pa, in an attempt
to sell The stock Of the Marian Coal
company to the Delaware, Lackawanna
6 Western Railroad company inis
company was owned by the roland
Brothers Of Scranton, at that time MI
gants against the railroad before the
interstate commerce commission. lhe
committee charged Judge Archibald hg'
ured in the negotiations, "for valua-
BILE consideration.
Article 3-That Judge Archibald
sought TO lease from the Lehigh Valley
Railroad company a culm bank on the
Girard estate coal property near SShen-
andoah. Pa. At this time The railroad
was litigant before the commerce
court and before the interstate com
merce commission.
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Rapi Bemoans Fate.

Giovanni Rapi. the treasurer of the
Camorra said
81 was abroad. bur willingly gave my
self up, trusting 20 the Justice OF my
country, which cannot fall
Carrado Sortlno exclaimed:
1--WE are not murderers. but muir
dered."
Gennaro Ibello. head OF the Camorra
In the Vesucian villages. with eyes red
from weeping, remarked:
THE crown prosecutor Withdrew the
accusation against me Therefore I am
practically acquitted. ! have, however
spent FIVE years in prison and lost $4,000,
Ms house has been destroyed and my
wife died from a broken heart II I an,
set free ] shall be n beggnr."
Abhatemaggio, the informer, remains
serene and almost jovial, SAYING. "a
have said the whole truth ! have moi
single word to change. Those are the
murdercrs Of the Cuocolos."