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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-07-24

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Great &C Sale

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-07-24

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
NUN BURNS TO
DEATH IN YARD
Awful Fate of Sister Stephanie
the 'Good Angel" of Bayonne,
y. j., Factory District.
By Tad
: International News Service

By International News Service.
NEW YORK. Sept. 5,-Returning thi.
morning from an errand of mercy 10 Tho
bed OF a sick child In the factory district
Sister Stcphanic, known TO the families
OF ali the factory workers OF Bayonne
n. j.. as their "sood angel" was burned
TO death following all explosion caused
by her striking match TO light gas
Jet In a room or the convent of st
Joseph at Bayonne. She rushed 10 the
yard with her clothing ablaze and stood
with arms outstretched In supplication
as the flames consumed her clothes. n
man and several women finally saw her
from porch overlooking the convent and
rushed to her aid. They reached the
convent gates as the sister sank 10 her
knees. making 30 outcry and her hands
still clasped above her head.
The rescuers soon eXtnguished The
flames, and the nun was carried TO her
room, where she died a few minutes
latpr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
AGENT OF NEW YORK
ALDERMEN ARRESTED
Alleged Graft on Owners Of
News Stands the Subject of
Searching Inquiry.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Corne eius G..
Hayes, The denoted police Inspector.
made a categorical denial today of pub
lished statements quoting him as saying
he would tell on the witness stand a story
that would cause Commissioner Waldo to
resign In twenty-four hours. The state
ments were said 10 have been made by
Hayes 10 District Attorney Whitman dur
ing the secret conference held with the
prosecutor last Tuesday evening.
Hayes was summoned to police head
quarters and ordered officially to affirm
or deny the statement together with other
accusations he was reported to have
made against the commissioner. Haycs
made a complete denial
Although District Attorney whitman
refused today to discuss his conference
with Hayes II was learned that the prose-
cutor was surprised to hear that Hayes
had repudiatcd some OF the statements
attributed to him.
Louis Libby, part owner with William
Shapiro Of the murder car in the Rosen-
thai case, was called today before the
grand jury which indicted Police Lieu
tenant Becker for the murder OF Rosen-
thai He denied having been told by
Shapiro who the occupants of the car
were and professcd ignorance OF the muir
der plot.
The Investigation by the commission er
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
WARM WEATHER
FOR SEPTEMBER
All Records for Fifteen Years
Broken in Chicago; Two Deaths
and Many Prostrations.

BY international News Service.
CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-All records OF the
last fifteen years for September heat
were broken i'm Chicago today and there
is no relief in sight for tomorrow, Two
persons died as a result OF the heat and
several were prostraLed. Low humidity
undoubtedly saved others Only four
times has the temperature been SO high
in September since 1872 The Temporal
ture was within four degrees of the high
est reading In the United States,
The thermometer went up In jumps OF
three and four degrees at a time from
rs to the highest mark "a, recorded at
o'clock and sustained for more than an
hour.
Every organized charity In the city
was besieged with cries for ice from the
congested sections of the city, and the
supply was unequal TO the sudden de-
mand. Bathing beaches were crowded
during the day and hundreds slept In
the parks tonight,
The official forecast is Continued
fair and warm Friday. Saturday Bome-
what cooler and probably fair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
Additional Sport
PLAYERS
UNION is FORMED

n NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-Major league
baseball players formally launched their
new protective organization today, il is
KNOWN az the National and American
Iksague Baseball Fraternity and it's GER
tificate of incorpora ton was signed by
tpupreme Court Justice Delaney,
according to the petition for incorpora-
lion. Its object is TO foster fraternd
Ieagucs
n While the articles Of Incorporation have
nor been made public, Il is generally be-
neped the players intend, for mutual pro-
Itection, TO demand representation of their
labor. "
The call for the organization results
rom tho difficulties of Ty Cobb, which
lprecipitated a strike among tho petroit
Team In Philadelphia early in the sea
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06

and back. SO that they can visit both
eNpositions. This will give San Diego
an opportunity TO entertain practical
w the same crowds that visit San
Francisco and vice versa,
The opportunity that is being Of
fered for exposition in 1915, therefore.
is the greatest that the west has ever
had or ever will have in a long time
TO come and / am sure that every
state will want TO make the best
OF it. A commission from the state
of Arizona has just visited San Diego
with a view to having the state par
ttcipate in the exposition and was so
impressed with the progress that is
being made that it unanimously re-
commended TO the governor that
$3.50, be appropriated for the Ari-
zoDa exhibit
y commission from New Mexico
was on the ground last week and has
taken similar action so that those two
newest states will spend half a mil
lion dollars between them In cxplolta-
tiOn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
Utah Is Interested,

Utah. with her direct railroad TO
The southern California ports, Will
IND that she has a particular reason
Tor participating largely at the San
Diego exposition, for there are o.
100000 people on the west coast OF
South America for this region to get
In touch with. and the Panama Cali
tornia exposition is paying especia
attention to the exploitation of the
Latin American countries. Besides
this. Salt Lake City occupies A won
derful position in the triangle Of
transcontinental travel. so that it is
greatly to the interests OF this city.
in particular and this state in gem
cral TO see A successful exposition
pulled off in the south, in order that
the travel 10 tic coast may pass
over as much of the state as pos
sible.
Our exposition will be different In
Francisco, as We are going 10 devote
especial attention to irrigation, refor-
estation and navigation. There will
be d theme running through the en-
tire project depicting the progress Of
man from the earliest time till the
present. and it Is hoped that all cx-
hibits can be worked into this plan.
Archaeology or the study OF the
ancient ruins OF this and other coun-
tries will prove a most interesting
part Of our exposition and We are now
al work getting out the temples and
monuments of the prehistoric races
in old Mexico and Guatamala,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
AFTER THREE
YEARS IN FAR NORTH

WINNIPEG Man. Sept 5.-Harry
Radford. the American explorer. who
left Edmonton. Alberta, three years ago
for the north country. reached Trenton
river last winter and has heen hunting
there this summer. according to word
just received by the Hudson Bay COM
pany.
News OF his arrival at the bay across
the barren lands was the frst that had
been heard from Radford In more than
a year
Radford says there are more than $50
Wild buffaloes In the Slave lake district
In tho Hudson bay country. He says
they are we'll protected and that there
Is every reason to believe they will null
tiply rapidly. The Indians, he says.
guard the animals and will not allow
one OF them TO be shot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
BOURNE GATHERING
ROAD INFORMATION

WASHINGTON. Sept. Sin order 10
facilitate tho work of the joint committee
OF congress appointed to study the sub-
5ect OF federal aid in the construction OF
highways, Senator Bourne OF Oregon. the
chairman of the senate postorfice com
mtttee and a member OF the Joint com
mittee, has taken steps 10 secure informa
ton and data from each OF the sta tes
regarding road laws, progress In highway
Improvement and the Views OF the gov
ernors regarding plans for federal Coon
Grafton. Senator Bourne desires to have
as much OF this data as possible available
whom congress convenes In December.
Senator Bourne is also taking up tho
study Of parcels post problem and through
American ambassadors and ministers is
endeavoring to secure full Information
from other countries as TO methods adopt
ed and results obtained
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
MUTINEERS FLOGGED
IN MICHIGAN PRISON

JACKSON, Mich. Sept, 5.--For the first
time in It's history. floGgins was resorted
to at the Michigan state prison here to-
day. Nine OF the ringleaders in the re-
cent outbreak were given from ten to
thirty lashes each and 1t Is understood
that all who took prominent part In the
rioting will receive similar punishment.
The number OF lashes given each was
in accordance with the report OF physi-
clans as to how much punishment the
prisoners could stand,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
BOSTON WINS TEN
STRAIGHT GAMES
Y International News Service

py international News Service,
BOSTON, Sept. b.-Boston's American
league team, by beating Washington 4
re 3 today, went on record with O tenth
5Sraight victory. This, with Philadcl-
pnla's triunphs, puts Boston, Philadelphia
IN the league D>0
The White 6ox In 19o6 piled I'D nineteen
[tptorles out OF nineteen consecutive
sames In that year
Pitcher Wood of the Boston White sox
nhne Ills fourteenth straight win when
ne ontpointed Ford Of the Highlanders
~ ~ alondey. Wood will go against john
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
Contributions Wanted.

I believe that Utah could make
some valua BILE contributions 10 this
phase OF our exposition and these are
the things that attract the tourist to
Europe and Africa Let him know
that there Is n wonderful field out
here and we will be turning the tour
list tide into the heart OF our own
country
Mr.. Fox will address tho business mcr
OF Ogden one day this week on the Sar
Diego exposition and what it will do fol
Utah, and after his return with the Com
morcial club to this city no will en-
deavor to deliver an address here IL.
Illustrated with about 100 colored slides
showing the progress that has already
been made at the San Diego exposition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06

OF accounts OF alleged graft levied on OWL
ers OF news stands resulted tonight in the
arrest Of Benjamin Strauss, an election
district captain. on charges OF grand lar
ceny- According 10 the evidence of
witness at the investigation Strauss acted
as the agent of an alderman in the col
lection OF graft
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
Young Taft Gets Job.

CHICAGO, Sept 5.-Henry ID. Taft. a
cousin OF President Taft. who was pre-
vented from continuing as an employee in
the United States customs service be-
cause OF civil service regulations which
barred MIN from permanent position,
Was reinstated In the mailing department
OF the Do5toffice today at salary OF
about SS40 year. The young man did
the president
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
MEXICO CONSIDERING
BUILDING WARSHIPS

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 5.-w H. Bell
representative Of Armstrong. Whitwortb
&. Co. the great British firm OF armorers,
arrived here today from Australia. on the
way TO Mexico City. where he hopes to
government. he said. for the construction
Of two dreaduoughts and an armored
cruiser. He would not discuss details
but admitted that Mexico was consider
ing new navy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
HERE IN INTEREST
/ Of BIG EXPOSITION
Commissioner Fox Of San
Diego Wants Utah to Be
Represented There.
TELLS OF ADVANTAGES
Believes 1t Largely to Advan-
tage of This State to Make
Showing.

John A. Fox, commissioner at large for
the Panama California exposition, to be
held at San Diego in 1915. is visiting
the cities Of Utah and Idaho this month
An the interest OF the exposition Mr.,
Fox came up to deliver an address before
the Transmississippi congress which met
here last week and remained over 10
awaken interest in Salt Lake concern
Ing Utah's participation At the southern
city. He has been invited by the Com
mercial club to accompany its members
on their 1000 milo excursion and will
|leave with them on their special train
next Sunday.
Seen by a representative OF The Tri-
bune at his hotel yesterday, Mr.. Fox
spoke enthusiastically OF Utah's oppor-
.tunity for exploitation at the San Diego
Exposition. He said:
We are spending $1,000 900 Of our
own money at San Diego TO hold an
exposition in 1915 so that all of tbs
western states especially. may have
an opportunity TO attract people and
capital into them, by showing the
states to the fullest extent. We have
the finest sIto for an exposition that
could have been found anywhere,
with 1400 acres right in the center OF
the city so that We can give every
II state ample room TO make the finest
display possible, although In order
to make everything as compact AS
possible we are using only about 4l9
acres,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
Moran Knocks out Sailor.

4 ,y,ALLEJo, Cal, Sept 5.-Frank Moran
u PittsbUrg knocked out Sailor Schaefer,
SIs snplon OF the Pacific coast fleet and
wmte nope, after two and half rounds
y hghting here tonight In tho first
5ound Schecfer made good showing but
~ weakened In the second and when the
right swing, sent the navy man n the
Hoor for tho count
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
Jew the Best Risk.
national Ncw. ScrvIcn

by lhternaClonal news Service.
CHICAGO. Sept. 5.-Lifc insurance men,
delegates to the American Life oouven-
jected a little psychology into their dis
oussions today OF the best risks in hu =
man lives. The, net results OF the dig
cussion was the decision that among the
religions the Jew Is, the best risk
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
CLAIMS ALDERMEN
ARE ALSO CRAFTERS

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Mayor Gsynor
took fling at the board OF aldermen to-
day in a characteristic letter 10 one OF
their number "I do not see how ] can
expect policemen 20 be honest" says the
letter. when they know that many ~
not most OF the members Of the board OF
aldermen are selling licenses for news
stands and the like throughout the city
AT prices from s25oO down TO s26."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
Tally johns Goes Home,

i, Tally Johns. carrying the short end Of
Sne purse put up for his aght with Jimmie
aid that In the thirteenth round ono of
Hessan's blows affected his optic nerve
Sne that he could not see at ALL Il is
rnoouotedly true that his vision was
10y, but he could see a littlo when the
SouL ended. He almost recovered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
Killed by Foul Ball.

ERIE. Kan. Sept, 5.-Mlss Grace Riley.
aged 20, died hero today as the result
Of being struck behind the left ear by
foul ball at a game last Saturday. She
had been unconscious since tho accl-
de-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06

Domestic helpers that are trust
worthy, conscientious and skilled, look
to The Tribune Wants for employment.
Cooks, maids, mattresses, second girls
all the vast army of household workers
consult the Wants.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
To Select Queen.

Reports received from number Of
the counties Of the state during the
last week show decided interest in tho
plans for the part 10 be taken in the
congress for the queen of irrigation
and her maids Of honor. to bc appoint
cd from the various counties of the
state.
Making artificial flowers by the
hundred is only one part Of the work
now being done for the great congress
electric pageant. which will take place
on Monday night, September 80,
In the rooms Of Minor & Young of
ficial float builders In the Judge build
ing in this city a beVy of pretty girls
are at work moulding flowers of all
hung with thousands of them, while
the walls are resplendent with colors
Of hundred bues.
Expert Makes Designs.
Emil Elchenauer of Kansas City, who
has taken part in decorating wonder
full floats for the ''Priests of PalIas -
ut Kansas City, "Ak-Sar- Benz at
Omaha, "The Mystic Sbrinors" at Los
Angeles, and many others is asso-
ciated in the work. He cuts moulds
for the various kinds Of towers and
the girls weave and twist and turn
blank sheet Of material, they evolve
beautiful posy,
In another room of the same firm is
the model of the Irrigation queen IS
float. lighted with electricity, resplend-
ent in color and a waving mass OF
beauty. Hundreds of people have been
to see the model during the week, and
the public is invited to call and sec it;
it will be on exhibition few days
more.
Every committee connected with this
great event is now busy getting things
in shape. From reports thus far re-
ccived, it will be the most stupendous
and gorgeous affair ever seen III the
intermountain country. There will be
bands, scores OF brilliantly Illuminated
floats, a cavalcade of the finest stock
from the state fair, decorated automo-
bilos and vehicles, troops of all kinds,
organizations and others.
Native Sons to Participate.
The Native Sons Of Utah will have
| division Of their own which will in
clude n band, two divisions typifying
| early days, a float with a queen ma
| tive daughter and number Of the
n,embers marching.
Many other fraternal organizations
have announced that they will partiei-
pate and are arranging TO capture the
prize for the best showing; the prize
will be handsome silver cup.
Many merchants and industrial con-
| Germs will also have representation. tho
prize for the best being $50 in cash.
There will also be division devoted
| to decorated automobiles and vehicles.
Several Of the counties will be well
ronresented. having floats and a maid of
honor on the qucon's float. Several
states will also be represented. Mon
tana will have a beautiful float con-
tanning a miniature Great Falls water
power plant and products Of the state.
Utah will have one Of tho handsomest
in the parade, while California, through
various cities, will have number,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
Seven Doctors Called.

BAR HARBOR. Me, Sept. 5.--The con-
dition OF Mrs. John r. Mclean OF Wash
ington. who became III with pneumonia
on Sunday. was considered serious today.
She Is being attended by Washington,
PhIla delphia and Bar Harbor physicians,
seven of whom have been in consuta ton.