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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
Gin inSianifetes ,1ewnftip"
gHie cs ndhibem inn Staatc SSiS.
euniin cntitcben nnb bliiben ipa.

Sas 2opn Of Stod6ripgc, Golunict
County, WiS., lpiro i'll fur6er 9eit in
Der @cidihte Der Ser. StaaIen ais
pas critic Soipnibip p~er5eid)net iteben,
pas inter %inoianiiGer @eripaltuuJ
ge9rilrtbct ipurbc. Ser unaciubc
500 &Gpfe 5dblcnoe 8cit Der chit be-
riibmten Wuniee@ unD Stpftric9c>
Snoinncr bat ndmlid bc1d)lolicn, iit
bic Hcgierun9sform Der @ciBeu 6u
eigeu 81 maiden ltnD lire 0dnptlin1e
BADEN Die gnnbcsreaieruu9 UNI ole
MlIsarbeitung cincs SerlpaItuugss
I%pparntcs erIltd)t. Sic SunbcS5c:
borbc III giilpnufee bat bamlt bcreits
Den Infan9 9cnlad)t. Tic Stuf=
bridge Stbianer geborten uripriing:
lid sum Stammc Der nnrdj Guuper's
2coeritrmmpf : GrsGblmngen beriIbnit
seuprbcncn Mphifaner uun ,upbntcn
sur Scit Der Gntpefnns NmcrifG'S in
S%puiatunic %allen, inn iitnlifcn 5beil
pum Serfihire County, Maii. Srt
bliti9en nnb grauiamen Arlc3 hcr
Snbiancr unb S%rnn5picn ppnt Sabre
1854 itanben Die Stodbripges auf Der
Seite Der Srait5oien, uub rab Der
Seenbigung ocs &rie9es lieBen Die
ilbrigen Snbiauer : Stdmtne ibre
Stammesgenoiien nift LANCER ailf
ibren Sagb9riinpeu Dobncn. allT Die
9eringc In5abl bon etipa 200 aopien
reou5iert, nnbmen bic StodbriOBe3
i'm Sabre 1885 Die Ginlnbuil9 Der
Sneious, mad, ibren Sa9b9riinben III
Den Iabiipns unb Oneida : Counties
IN Sem Yorf iiber5uiicbeIn, on. Sort
entitnnb Damn bas Snbianerborf
Stodbribsc, beiien Same bon Den
lpeiben InIicblern bis auf Den belle
ti9en Gag beibcbalten tporben lit. Sm
Sabre 1883 perbanoeu iid Die Stods
bridge nit Den Nrniee : Supimncrn,
Die friiber an Der Wtiinbung bes 0elas
mare Sluiies ipobnten bon ben &ciz
BEN abcr INNER ipeitcr ,iDcitiit).
iflieBlid bis nah @reen Ban, %Si2.,
pertrieben lporoen ipuren. Gin Sbcil
Der Stodbrioees unb Iunice hattie
iton frilber eiuen Sbeil ibres 2anoes
pertnuft rnb batter lid weitli1 BON
NiiiiIiippi anseiieoelt.
Spdtcr 5p9eu Die bereinigteu
StGmme nit Illsnabme eini9er pcniz
gen Snoipibuen. Die Burger gu luers
ocll nilnidten. nah Der Helerbntion
lpeitlid bon Sbalpano. Sbalpallo 60.
Cine 3dblung i'm Sabre 1909 er9ab,
baB 5S2 Serionen porbanoen paren.
Ses lnnacn 8anberns miibe nnb Der
lleberscusuns, oak ipcber bic inbiui=
onaliitiidc nod bic cnmmuniitiihe
&irtbihaftsform, mic tic in Der We=
ihidte Der Snbiancr abpedielnb an
Der Heibe paren, ppn 5auer ieiu
%fDnnen, beidloiieu Die Stofbribges
cnhlid,, iit Die @eriualtungsform Der
WeiBen 81 eigcn 81 madden rnO init
Den @cbDrbcn Die notbigcu Sd)ritte
fir Die Iuslesung ibres 2anbes in elm
5opnlbip oil beratbcn. Sns Niniz
iierium fir innere Inselcaenbeiten lit
natiirlid, erfreut ii6er oieie Te9elun9
elmer In9ele9enbeit, Die ibm Die
gan5cn Sabre Der gro6e Shipieriss
feiten bereitet, mn miro icBt cine
Iorlaae ausarbeiteu. Die ole @riinz
bung bes crlten inoiauiihcu Comm
ibips ermO9liht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
Die nlmtkprebe Ses Isrers.

Die bluti9en @rnlliumfeitcn, Die
nit ciuem cdten ipauiihcu Sticrs
tampfe mtrennbar ucrtniipft linb,
baben ihpu mand' fremben @ait
elmer ipnniid)cn Ircnn boil IbI6ell
aus Der Yla6a DC turoS 9etriebeu, uno
iclbIt inter Den purdlaus nid)t lenIaz
ionszfeinbliheu S~abcgdlten Dcs
falbionnblen &urorte5 Sau Sebnltian
gibt CO nid)t wenigc, hie ldon nad
Dem erlten Gang baitig Der Nrcnn Den
Hiidcn tebrcn. Sic %peridumeu bas
nit Elm eigennrti9es Sd)auipiel, DaS
lth bon Den bluti9eu 3tuiId)enidllen
bes reselrc6teu Sticrtumpfes ourd
Die fir Elm ipaniihes Natioualipiel
m%erflpiirbi9e Sbatladle rnter'd)eibet,
paB nod ME bel bieier Scucrprpbe
mannlid)en Wltbe5 audi nlr etll cins
5iscr Srupfcu Slut gefloiieu iit. llub
bod forocrt bieie Yrobc bca Son Sanz
crebo, bic in Der Ircno bon Snu Scs
baitinn geippbnlid] 5ipiIfcn Dem britt
ten unb picrten 8an9c g%clci,tet miro.
Nerpen bon Stabl unb ciucn Otutb,
Der Dem 5pbe 9craoc ms al9e Iicbt,
Dbne audi nur NIT elmer &imper 8t
5uden. Sn Der Eauie miro ciu ctlpu
90 bis 50 Gentimctcr bpbcr ipciBer
Sodel aus 6olS in Die Slrcnn gctrns
gen, lno baum erideiut elmer Der
SorerDs, III Gin antilles lueiBc5 @cz
pano gebilQt, uub bIrdidrcitct Die
Srcna. Niles un ibn lit ipciB, Snus
oalen, Srifots, Snls, @eiid,t mo
Suorc Iinb inter elmer bidtcn Yrbcrs
idid,t pcrbiiQt; IN Der utbcnloicn
Stilc bciteigt ser Mtann icncn Sodcl,
frcu3t Die Nrnlc INN bictct bunit IN
poaigcr llubclpcglihfcit Den tdllid)cns
bcu Nnblid ciuc5 nldrnlorlcu Stu1nz
bilbcs. Gin Wiut; unb Der jungc
niitbenbc Stier itiirmt III Die Ircnn.
Nodh bat CT Die icltiomc @citult IN Der
Witte bcS SclOe5 nidIt 9ciebcu; CT
pcrIdlpinbct falt IN tilcr Stnltblpolfc,
Die ieinc 5orni9 iharrcnben &ufc unO
icin milo Den Snnb peitid]enbcr
Shipcif ouipirit. Sann ploBIid)
fonmt Ser Iugcnblid firbtbnrcr
Spnnnlung: bas Sbicr bat ben unbeS
lpeglid ouitebenbcn .Sorero crblidt. CT
icnft Den Gopi. Gin Snudcu be5
Soruts briu9t aus ieineu Nilitern,
unb in Der nGdritcn SctlInbc ltilrmt
on5 niltbenoe Sbier AM bns lcbcnbc
Stnnbbil0 81. Shou mndt l'd I'M
Eublifrm bic bis 81 bnd)iter Iufe
rc9ung cmpor9cpcitid,te Ncrucnipan@
nun9 IN nilben Shrcien Huft; blib
id,ncQ perminocrt iid Der gb,tano
8lpiiden bcnu buhcritiirmcubcn Sblcr
uub icinem ldciubnr iidcrcn Spfcr,
nod scbu Mcicr, icbt nIr nod linn;
nbcr Der Sorcro itcbt mlbcipc9lid) uuf
icincm Ypitancnt. icin Bid Ncht itnrr
ms &citc unb ellie iuineu, jest bciBt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07

Sroh baben fir ibrc &inbcr, iplpie
Sd)rbc rnb Striinnpfe, llntertlciner,
II. /. 10. porallf Die Y@olics" tic ppr
Die Sbilre in9tcn, 100 Der dneeltellte
nWntdnnhn" cincn 8niicritrubl alti
lie rid)tete. Snnn lei Die YoIiSci unb
Die Sclleriucbr bcrbei9crufen iporben,
nm Sizes nlb NnbereS mchr Su tblln.
llno hpd perben Die Sple 10 bod,
acbnlteu = sum- Sd,liec unb Tllsei,
Der omcrifnniidcu Irbeiter! Sp
iucrbcn 9lottSilu9igc Hcbucr pdbrenb
bcs nGflten Somn1crs bis gum
&nblta9c CO ben 9cbulbiecn, leifts
9ldllbigcn Irbeiteru porl ii @ c II.
Qui vivra, vera. - (H. e. 9eder.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07

&pr icnem Sabre ipurben feline
Nuinnbmen in bieler &iniidt 9cmaht;
crit burd, Gon9reb sgeihluB pom 3.
Scbrnnr 1887 pllrbc Die @crfii9itna
gctroffcut haB Gin Sammelberid)t ilbel
Ninncn unb 3abl Der &dbIer an9es
fertigt iperbcu mug.
Iuf @runD Der friiberen 9eridlte
icit 1888 ereibt iid) II Die 5ienllid
iidcre Sfdsun9, baS Diesmnl Die
Sobl Der nb5usebenbcn Stimmcn Is
Nillionen iiberiteigen mag. Sn 1908
betrug Die Stimmen5abl 14,S87,OOO
(alio sos Serpobner auf cine
Stimmc) in 1900 luaren es 10,
965, 900; IN 1892: 12,044,0 600 unS
in 1888: 600 (alio 5.27 Be-
wpbncr auf cine Stimme).
NldD nit Dem pielumitrittenen
burd,icbnittlihen %crmDgenss 3uitanh
Der Sepplfcrun9 ia. ii6 pas Genius
Imt bcihdftiat.
Der Surd)idnittslpertb bes GAM
bcs auf ben &opf Scr Sepolferun1
lit bon 1907 in 1850 auf iiber ST.
800 in 1904, Dem lcBten nbeeihlois
ienen Serihtsjabrc, 9ei1ie9en. Sas m
llmlauf befinolihc Saargelb bat
iih bon $12 alf Den Gopf in 1889
aif S54 in 1911 permcbrt, uno Die
Sant Ginla9en iiub pon 5tuei Bill
Iioncn Collars in 1878 nuf 1G Bill
lipncu IN 1911 %9erndien.
Sas 1T ia gang bibid), .ann aber
Sem, Der inter Dem Surdi6rilt
blcibt. niht lniel beiicn, nno iper
ii b Dem Surdrd,nitt itcbt. burfiC
iif fulm pcranInBt fiiblcn, 5ur 1il9cs
mcinen IusgIcid)un9 auf etluaS 81
per3ihten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
id,oftcn Die Decentralization limb,
jl treilrlen.
1oie Sic Naobriett pom GeSc
>es papites entitanS,

lit in aiirSc bereits in bicicm Slatte
alligctldrt morDen. Sic Gin5elbeiten
oco Wprganges, bel bent Der ipaniihe
@tiuiitcr= ErGiibent icbr betbciligt
mar, sewiNermaken ais Suipiratpr
Der gcriftcritatter, id,ilbert Der Der
trcter Der vaolniidJen 3eitun9" aus
NaOrib, II. Slpril 1912. II. a. lpie
folgt: 6crr ~9nualeias, Der ipaniihe
0finiiter> Yrdiiocut iii eiu Srcuno Der
Yrelic. Sn icinen iiinscrcn Sabren
bat CT ielblt i'm Hebattions Sin1mcr,
oieier prnftiiten Shule Der Eplitif,
gciclien unb fcuut Die Waft Der
SruferihlpGr5e. gu Den 3eitirn9sz
Seutcn, Die i'm am ifGrfiten angreiz
fen, III CT beionoers ircunplif; icinc
Yalnbinc unb Gertbeibi9er belobnt CT
nit flcincn, nid)tsia9cnbcn @rtrnz
Nnhridtcn. Sein Saus, ieinc Winis
iterien Iiub Gin Sammelpunft Der
Erc'Ie; Gin Seer bon Serihtcritattern
pcrfolgt iciuc Sdbrtc ourd) gang
Niubrib. 3nfriebcn par CT am Som
ncrsta9 aus DEM arpuratb in icin
6cim 5uriidgetebrt, % ppnncrtc in
ieincn Sof Gin @o9en, be'len Snin'Ic
cilig abitic9, bcftig ldutctc unb in Den
Hriuats @emddcrn bcs TrdIibcltcn
peridhpnnb. Cine fur3e Wcile, iulb
Gin betrcBtcr Siencr melbctc: Ser
@crr Yrdiibeut ldBt Die %crtrctcr Der
Yreile bitten. &criammlung uno err
portungspolcs SfIpcigcn. Sns
ipnit hciterc Nntlis bcs cintretcubeu
Yrdiibentcn luar crnit. oDicinc Ser
rem, iprnd, CT, nih babe Sbucn cine
tllr3c 0tittbcilIIn9 bon grDBtcr Sra9z
lpcitc 81 MAIDEN. Scinc 0cili9feit.
Yapit Yiuo Der 3cbntc, lit a%citprbcl.
(3ruci Scrid)tcritnttcr pcrlnlIcn cilig
bns 3inumcr.l Sd babe z. W. Den
aonig bcnnd)ridti9t, mcrbe icst ioiprt
beim NhIn6iu9 mcircn Vcilcibsbciid,
maiden unb loglcid) nit Dem Miriiter
bcs IcuBcru Die uotbigcn Shritte
tblin. Die MohridJt licgt ans 5!uci
G.ucllcu Dor, elmer omtlidlen uno
elmer priputcn. .Gntidnulbigcn Sic
mid, mcinc 6crrcn!" 9ctdlIbt pers
loiicn mir ben ultcn. idIDucn Snluit.
SD ilbcrlegc urb 6cobad)tc. Zen
Tcrtretcr cincr bcfdnntcu 3cituug
lcbc ih Den @cg mad Dem Sclegras
pbcns Nmt cinidlngcn. Ibn. Gin
Stimmuug5bilb miro gcornbtctl
giciuc Wobmung licgt in Der gtdbc.
Sdncll nrd) Gin pnor Ginoriifc
burt'o S%clcpbun gcnonmcn, unn id
ellie Silm SclcNropbcnumt nit Der &c
idlricbencn Scpeidlc. Die Snd)c III
balO trlchi9t, uno ih bcirctc Den
ErclIc Sanl, 100 cS idluirrt mic i'll ciz
lem @icnsuforb, Der gcrdud)crt miro.
Ser &crtrctcr Der %hctnnntcn 3citung
grilbclt iibcr Die SprticBum9 icincr
bcrcito cilcnluu1cu Scpcid)c. .@n5
tclc~grnpbicrcn Sic bcnu NlcS I'M
Ninmclsipillcu?" irnac id ibn.
"Mtan mug bpd) Die Sddlc ctiuo5 nuT
MAIDEN. Sd bcrihtc. bic 9iohrid)t
ici i'm arprraIb 9crobc in Den,
Nugcnblid actommcn. lup man Ole
Grncnnun9 bco ncllcn SptidIuftcrs
i'm &ntituu bcid]loiicn babe. 60 cts
mos lcicn Ole Hcutc Gcrn." Gin
Ynriicr mo Elm G%nolonbcr MAIDEN
lid sic ~NldnScubc Sbce ioiort 5ucigen
mn gcben Vie an ibrc pldttcr pciter.
Sd trctc oui bic StraRc. @or Dem
@aIfon elmer ncuaeariinbcien ians
itricrtcu 3cituna icbe ih Meufd,cue
mn'icu. Nui cincm grobcu 2eins
ipnncitrciicn III 81 lcien: .8 o nj, II.
Ipril 1912, IL llbr Tittaes. @nn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
WatIfimnten mnS WsklitanS.

Sas mcbr ais Is Millipucn Siirscr
bel der fpmmenocn IrIiincntcn=
Wabl ibrc Stimmcn abscben iucr=
bcu, crbellt 10 gut ,uie iidcr ans
benz gcridjt bes StatiitiidIcn Imtes
iibcr bic YrGibcntcn. @ablen icit
ccm Sabre 1888.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
(spc5ieII fir bicie 3ettnnsD
,,faule DDnbe."
@rnt Chefs eenfteur.

- it Der Nuhuft bcr Srnu6EfuucrzE otrcS in Subuouc bot
AH uucrc Stoht mo unicre Gr5hiDieic Subuouc Nun odo
Mit0licNcr cincS icncr Srhch nurgcuun1nlcu, Wcldr bcla
~ w inb uo ,SeteprbCH" bctannt imh.
ga mir cbcn bon bn oSctciprbcn" rchcn, hirftc
c. on YlGBc 1cin, elm Wprt rbcr bic 1rpbc, arose Mnion Su brln9cn,
lucdr lmitrc licbcn SrunSiafnncr, lb Die fdtbplndrn yTcttclprncn"
Hhcrboupt, gcropc in unicrcu 5o9cu pa trnncn @futcrioliSumIa, Der
%crgothrung Nca Gclbcs mn brs Hcihthrnce, 81 crfulcn bubcn.
Guiinlinclr Srcbcnfcr ub bnS snnc oclifrtr Der Ghriul9s mo
&htbpltcnnnrcr, prctcn 10 0rnc bon pcn .tnulcn Mondncu" oils
,YnrnHtcn an a6rpcr scr @ccaihoft". Scrcu %cr5idt nmf irbis
dcn Sclb rcut man hnnn nod bi%pchcu oo r%crritftbctt" oar.
Yer flnrcr ncbt. mcB 1rhnu, Nb dc lcbcnpc Nrmutb
cincr %cN. bic pns goIhcnc aolb mton5t, cine tnf zcrnic Trchi1t III.
2csbob tbut nbcr cbn bns Sbcal Der irctpiHi9n |rnmtb
scr tcutigcn gMlt nid,t ninbcr Moth. l1ub neil hicicS Sbcol I'M
vSctcImrnrtc" ais lcbtnhi9c Sbut Dor ms icbt. ocsbalb
ioatc lie Srppclt cinbrin9Im, rchcn. lnb c3 9bt nd Scutc i'll Der
@clt mcIhc C., 'cih't bcu3ntag. crtcnncn. mas Die erIdris
nlng ho Srdn;isfnncr Mondrp, I'M bErcncn @erpnnbc mo init
Dem Strid. bebcutct.
Saat buf Der Sd)rUttcuer Snmr5 Sic rclgtoic G~rfabrung)
turdtbnr mnbr Der nohcrncn &clt ins ecNdt:
oGa it beuc bitter moth, bb ms miehcr Cinnal ldlt baS Cob
Der aruutb aciunacn mirb. Nr fardtcu ms budhdbld pur Der
Irmntb. @ir pcradmeu Sober, Der I'M SntcrcNc Der TileM ieinca
inncrn Scbcrs ben NGg Der Nrn1utb publt. Ntnnnt CT ndt Sbcil al
Dem uuAcnrcincn 6alcn, an Der 9icrgcn Sdgo nod @clp. 10 bultcn mir
i'm fr bcidrGnft mn mcrfcn linn Wan9cl an Gbr9ci6 Dor. Nir fDn.
men inns gar niht mcbr uurtcnen, mas bic ate Snealiicrnng Der Ir.
mmtb bcbcntetc. Sc lonc Die Scclc bon ntatcrelcn Sntercncn, rnndptc
tic bobuub frci, CAB ibr Die aroit mGnmGdcn 8lcidnrutbs mo modbtc
Tic tart, lh iclbn, utt ibrcn duSern SenB cnSuiescn. Wcnu bcute
Die @nscboriscn Der ioscnannten bcNcrn aloNen Die @ubialc mo
WiNcrpGrigfcitcu bs Sebens mchr 1fcuen. as CO Die Wcnidcn frHbcr
thatcu, pcnn man cas &eiratbcn 10 lansc btnausidicbt, bis man idn
@nus fimflernh einihten fam, ub bel bcm Ucoanfen ,ittert, ieinc
ainoer aaciu mi ibrcr SGnbe Nrbeit anwciien ST. mihen, nann lit cs
buhe Set, nnk ncufcnne Nieuihcu sescn cnc. 10 unnannlihe nno nn=
rciigiOic SebcmSanihannng Giniprnf crbeben." 3. 346)
Sos itnp gcptB ScigentdBc @puc. ScgruBen mir bahcr sic
lcbcubirn Sbatcn, bn5 perforperte SbenI Der Irnruth III Den Sobncu
Ns lcrcn, icrapbHdrn @eiisen. nit san5 beionbcrs iparncr Sicbe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-28
ONE MORE INSTANCE
OF THE LAWS DELAY
Harley Mewhinney, Convicted
Murderer, Has Time for
Sentence Postponed.

In the criminal division of the Third
district court Saturday morning. Judge
+. c. Loofbourow continued the time for
argument On the motion for a new trial
and time for passing Of sentence in
the case of the state against Harley
Mewhinney, convicted of murder in
the first degree, until Saturday moru-
ing. February 10, at 10 a. m.
Mewhiuny was recently convicted OF
murder in the first degree for the kill
Ing of G.. l.. Erickson at the Ramona
roonling house October 6, last. Sam
kirkpatrick, pal OF Mewhinney, plead
ed guilty TO murder in the second de.
gree and was given twenty years in
the state prison by Judge Loofbourow
The transcript of evidence in the
Mewhinney case has not Yet been pre-
pared and consequently the defense
asked for more time TO prepare for
the argument for new trial. This
being granted, the court likewise post.
poned the time for passing of sentence
to the same date.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-28
SPEAKER CLARK
ASKS SUPPORT
Declares He Is q Candidate for
the Presidency al the Hands
Of the Democrats.
" SHINGTON-

WASHINGTON. Jan. a7-Speaker
Champ Clark, In u public statement, to-
day declared he was a candidate for the
Democratic presidential domination,
standing on his own feet. without lean
ing ON any other candidate"
The speaker appeals for the support ot
representative delegation OF loyal Mis-
souri, Democrats who wifi stand 10y him
as long as he has chance for the nomi =
nation Mr.. Clark Is emphatic in declar-
ing he is in tho presidential race on his
record and standing and seeks alliance
with no other candidate.
Governor Folk and his friends" said
Speaker Clark in his statement may
make combinations with other candidates
II they wish. bat they have no right TO
excuse such conduct by wrongfuly
charging me with like practices So far
as ! am concerned, have stood and pro-
pose to stand on my OWN feet, without
leaning on any other candidate. II
carry Missouri. ] want q representative
delegation OF loyal Democrats. who VIII
support me with fidelity as long as they
believe have n good chance for the nom
inat.on and beyond that ! am entirely
willing TO leave the delegation TO do what
may seem best for the party and the
country
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-28
DECLARES OFFICER
WAS TOO ROUGH

Clyde G. Hall. telegraph operator
employed by the Western Union Tcle
graph company, but stationed AT the
Office Of the Associated Press alleges
that he was struck without provo
cation aud otherwise given uuciyiI
treatment by PatroIman Uuntsmau
shortly after ; o clock Saturday morn.
ing.
Mr., Hall says that after finishing
his work. at O'Clock, he proceeded
homeward, carrying in his hand grip
containing, a telegraph instrument. He
SAYS that the patroluau accostcd him
in oruff voice, asking him what hc
had in his hand, whcrcupou hc an.
Swcrcd that mo hal n telegraph instru.
mcut. Hall SAYS that the pHirolm1n
thcn demanded that he be allowed To
see tho instrumer.t. Mr., Hall saws he
was then taken TO The police stat ion
where the Datromap strucl; him in the
breast with his hand and threatened 10
strike him with his club
PatrUlman lluntsmau said last night
thai he did not act beyond his aut hor-
ity and that he did not strike Mr.. Hall
bat merely pushed him against n wall
10 order To get possession OF the griI
dnd sec it's contents
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-28
PEOPLE ARE ASKED
TO ASSIST CHINA

Gov, William Spry, a Is president Of the
Utah state board OF the American Rcd
Cross. yesterday afternoon ISSUED proc
lamation calling upon the people OF this
commonwealth to extend relief to the
suffering In China. The proclamation was
issued in accordance with the recent
proclamation OF President Taft.
The proclamation calls attention IN
various persons, members of the state
board. to whom contributions may he
made. They ar@ as follows: NJ. II
walker. Joseph u, Cainc, w, J. Halloran.
a. G. Nelson and +. 4 Simpkn Of this
city, y, Il, Haywood OF Ogden: w II.
Kay OF Provo; John Morely of Eureka
Inc members Of The committee will
forward donations and contributions to
tic national treasurer at Washington,
y, G.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-28
VISITORS FROM ELY
SPEND MUCH MONEY

Considerably lighter Of pocketbook
than when they arrived. but happy
nevertheless, the party of 100 Elvites
who came 10 town last week to affili-
ate with the Salt Lake aud Ogden
lodges of Elks, will leave at $50
o clock this morning over the Western
Pacific for Ely. A special train that
will 90 through the copper camp with
out change has been arranged for them
and will be personally conducted by a.
W. Raybould. travelling passenger
agent for the Gould road.
Members of the party expressed
themselves last night as delighted with
their trip, and there was much talk Of
holding regular excursions from Ely to
Salt Lake in the future Among them
were u number of Ely merchants, who
took advantage OF the trip to place big
orders with local business houses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-28
CALlFORNIANS ARE
PLEASED WITH ZION

C. III. Edwards and j. c. Hartman, Of
Merced, Cal. arc in the city for a few
DAYS visit, and are registered at the
Wilson. Mr.. Edwards is the secretary
of The Mcrced County Chamber Of
commerce and secretary of the Merced
county commission to the Panama. Pa
cific international exposition. TO be
held in San Francisco in 1915
Mr.. Edwards spoke enthusiastically
of the rapid progress being made on
the plans for the exposition. and said
that the directors Of the enterprise
promise something vastly different
from the big Chicago and st, Louis
fairs
This is Mr.. Hartman S first visit to
Salt Lake City, and he expressed him
self as much impressed with the
beauty and progressiveness of the city,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-28
SALT LAKE DENTIST
HELD At CITY JAIL

George kcysor, aged 30 wears. for
mcrlY practiclug dentist in salt Lake
was arrested yesterday morning by Pa
trolman w. II, Ilcndricl;son and held at
the police station on an opcu charge,
Patrolman IIenducksou SAYS that he
viii swear TO complaint charging
keysor with assault with intent 10 Kill.
on two counts. II is alleged that Key.
sor struck Samuel ADAMS. aged II
years, 30 West Fifth South street, with
a lsthcr s hatchet. ipflicting "A deep
scalp wound in his head AND that he
made an attack with the hatchct on
Patrolman ITcndrickson.
When keySor made the alleged at
tack on the patrolmau, llendrickson did
not draw his revolver but used his fists
to surh effect that keysor was soon
stretched upon the floor with a num-
ber Of wounds on his face. Adams and
hcysor were treated for their injuries
at the emergency hospital at the police
station by Drs. n. =. Spraguc aud Il.
w. Ashley.
It is alleged that Keysor rented a
room at the Adams residence five weeks
ago and after two weeks left the house.
He returned to the house and rc-en-
gagged the room five days ago. kevsor,
1T Is alleged, was asked for the rent
Friday night. kcysor left he room yes
terday morning and during his absence
Adams placed a paddock on his door.
Upon bis return, Adams alleges. Key.
sor pulled the lock from the door and
created disturbance The police were
notified and Patrolmau Hendrickson re-
spouded to the call. The patrolman al
legged that as he entered the house Kcy-
sor struck at him with a fathers
Ratchet. kcyson then ran into his room
and took up a heavy iron bar With
which he struck at Che patroImsn
Adams rushed into the room. and, it is
alleged, kcysor struck him ON tho head
with the hatchot. IIcndricksou thcp
knocked kcysor dowu Just rs the patrol
wagon arrived with a number OF Of.
ficers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-28
NEWTON IS ORDERED
To PROVE STANDING

ON the motion Of Attorney l.. \. Wal
ton Of the grievance committee or the
bar association. 10 the effect that Attor-
ncy William Newton Inc barred from Prac-
ucc in the police court until he shall
show credentials proving his right 10
practice law in Utah. Judge j. NJ, Bow
man ordered that Attorney Newton sp-
pear in the criminal division of tho city
court at 10 O'Clock Monday morning and
show tho credentials which admit him 10
practice here.
There are no records 10 show thst Al
torneE Newton was ever admitted to the
Utah Bar aSsocia ton. IT is said that tho
committee may ask for similar orders in
other courts OF the State The grievance
committee OF tho bar association is max =
Ing all Investigation into allegations
against Attorney Newton. ono of which
is that Newton has been responsible Tor
"Straw bonds in cages now pending be-
fore the courts,
"In March 1891, was admitted 10
practice N Utah by Judge G. =. Zane. -
said Attorney Newton last night. II Was
admitted on a certificate from the terri
tory of Washington. .At that time the
judges OF the district courts constituted
the supreme court"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-28
Display of Handicraft.

Not less interesting was the display
OF quil!s. cane chairs, knitting and
head work. dolls and typewriting. al
made by the blind. The workmanship
evoked enthusiastic commeudation from
those present, each piece displayed ap'
peariug as though fresh from a mod
ern factory.
During the day, one beautiful bed,
spread was disposed Of, netting neat
sum for the charitable work of the as
sociation.
AZ ) o'clock the blind and those at
tending the reception were guests 10
tho private dining room of the hotel
whcrc refreshments were served by the
officers and directors of tho aSsocia-
tion. The officers follow: Miss Joanna
Sprague. president; Miss Minnie Bear,
secretary, and Mrs. G. P. Ovcrfeld,
treasurer. The directors include Mrs.
". S, Mccormick, Mrs. Belle Gemmell,
Mrs. c. Il, Allen. Miss Daisy RaybouId.
Mrs. O. ]. Salisbury, Mrs. l.. D. Nc.
Cornick, Mrs. G.. A. Pearssll, Miss
Gcorgina Wcbber. Miss Ada Mason and
others.