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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21

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Debt. Sd ben in mein Meino nod
email oen gan3e SpietId ipiperges
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fin, 0a ben id gei9lafe unO oas is
bo6 70 ebaut bas SO9ite mar en-
Meni6 edIpedte fam. tpenn er BEL
iein eigene SpietI6 einidlafe oubt.
am nG6Ite Morgen bat mid 0ie
2i8aie, mas meme Qlte is, I9on um
3ebn ll6r aufgenedt IN bat mid ges
fragt. Of i6 Den gan3e Dag i9lafe
polt I'M Oh id mid nit fhebme Debt.
pa fam mer lebn, mas 10 E Syrau en-
8erItebitemid bat BON geiItrei9e Dir
belt. Die 2i33ie bentt gar nit bran
0aB Der appf BON en- Munn bod
i%o3uidge elmer bon feline eoelfte Seile
is I'm ie ioat aud mile, BOP mer
en- Spieti6 nit aus ben S6lief eraus
idiittele lam, oaB mer ms @egetetl
lei bis4e 9rebn gu feline pole 8Gpdi=
iitbee unItrenge muB. Sd ben I6on
dies m0gli6e getreit iie E tpenig aufs
3utldre, aipper es bat dlles tein
Subs. Sc id9t, tuenn Sic Sen gauge
Dag I9trc6be In tliene Debt, oann
Debt Iie aud teiert tper6e III fe miiBt
ii9 ibren aopp grab 10 gut dnftrenge
!pie i'd, dtptper bieieltpe 3eit oerft fe
bod nit tomplebne, bifobs, fpenn {
5rau en- berg un gefiilloie Seller for
en- 6oSbanO bdtt, Damn mar an Sims
petite nit gu founts. Sic bdtt I6on
ldngit ihren Meino aufgema6t, baB
Ie ibren Srubel lin Batter ftiQi6tpei.
9eno TRACE mont ur for Den RieIen bs6t
iie aud ME nids oripper idge. Ssrr
Reoadtiundr, ba tonne &c Iebn, mas
ih bon meine Ilte for E GpprieI9iebz
Iden edIpedte lam. Did bat muir
geipunnert ipo Die 0i3Sie Ole @abl Der
bat. gu iage, bob ie ME nids Iaae
Debt! Oas Subt ooh einiges biete.
Wpmit i9 nerbleipe
Sbne Sbrn liemer
pbtlipp Sduerampfer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21
gon srissrid mibeIm Nv.

Gin,r bon ben Duootsfiirnsn Der
oomdliam 3tii. Der fi6 bel Der Or
finouHa ots GhitBpuIbsrs nidt be-
ttiIist bate, ipoIIt, F6 burdous ben
Sdtin ,rn.s ti,ffnnis,n 9.ni,rs s,'
ben. er fufi. def. Wiriung gu .rs
5itItn ourd Je,i n,r,otppe S6b, NIT
hohit pbiIofopbiI6em 4HItrid. Gnt'
iiaHO bel Der @sitlI6oft in Der lln'
ierbdIiuns cine poui., 10 mari CT
gang unDermiit,It ben Sob bin:
sd pcats, i6 mar. Elm 9au6er!"
auf bic Jrase: .9lbsr ipurum
otnn, 9urdlau6t2" fam ftdnois oi,
antuori: lin ms Deer Der Der
.stftnbeit gu taud.n."
8tt Der nd6it,n paFenbsn G.l.'
e.nbeit lieb iid Durdlnuht Damn
gum 5psii,n Wldls p%,rnebm,n: sd
piini6tt, i'd mar. elm 3abnarst!"
guf erneutes Stdunsn uno nbtrma'
Zig. 5rds. mad Dem .Wdrnm" nnis
tportete 9urhlautt bsr,itni1isit:
lin Den CABIN Der 3,it aus5uSi,b,n."
Srieorid @ilbeIm ", Der bon
oisiem p5iloiopbsn idon ssbort bat.
IiBt ibm BEL 5ii6s ,init ses,nib.r.
9urdlaudt ipdrtst s,ididt ub, bis
cine GtiprGdspaui, ,ntft.bt. Damn
obsr flummt prompt G~eiftssbltb Rr.
/ uuf: sd poIlt.. id mar. Elm
Gdu6er."
Grisori6 BiI6slm ". riibrt iid
niht.
9ur9lautt frdst gang .ritouni:
pMdisftdt. tonnen sic iid osnn Den.
ten fpurum?"
ga, ia = i'd psib idon," fust
Srisori9 @ilbelm ". .um Den
3obn Der 3eit uus5u3isb.n."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21

genes SinniId edIpedtet, atpluer id
fin mibtebten getpeie. Der Sdsbrmann
bat gu mid geiaat: rWiier Suuers
ompfer, an ben mas sic Bis iebt
g~eleiitet ben, t0nre mer iebn, Dab Sic"
: oa ben id puttinisr gefe6nbet, BIZ
TABS ib ben Die fdlimmite 9auntabs
ling sdIpedtet, mo i'd in mel ganaes
2elpe triegt ben noaB Sic bic
bette ardft i'm, ipo mer in uniers
adnse &empebn auf gu i9obe ben,
Wei, in Die beitige Mietung, bd mar
ia Die gauge Qbbisns ipea bauno,
ner hGtt ia e pinn on Den Jlobr
iaue bore t0nne I'M 10 e6bes, bas ia
ipiperbaupt nod gar nit busepeie.
piele 4edtsrf6 nnb Spietsrfd
bente, lpenn Die 4b6iens nit bdlere
uno tI9iere oubt. Dab ie feline Sms
an Die piebels gemodt bit
tie. Oas is aipfper al en- Mibtebt.
Wenn 10 en- erobe Menidemab ga
iibe oubt. sara meisdeiiia, srob als
ipenn jeo.r menfd idlafe oubt, bas
ID Der grObte Sud5eb no en- Mann
in poblid baipps lam. mir oubn
Is opprieidishie, oaB Sine 10 .bbes
eelunse is. IN ner ben for Den Ries
fen r~iefolft. Dab mer Sbne Sbr Sdls
bunnert OabIer re1ie bubn,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21

Gin profttabler g a It.
Gremoer (aufbredenO): sd babe
5pei 8Ias Bier, 9err @irt!!"
Dirt: rSapobl; ems bon bier Bis
ieds un0 oaS 3peite pon feds Bis
neun u6r.."
Antunft 0ur9 Sen & az
m n. 6dnsden (Oer bonn papa err
fGhrt, Dab Der Stor9 Elm griioerfen
Deer S6meiterden bringen piro);
r9a muBt 9u aber gleid Sen ads
min fegen Iaifsn, papa = fonIt be-
tommen mir einen Neaer!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21
OrudfehIer. Qua sii

0rutfebGer. Gus elmer
pdbdsOgiiaen groi4ire.) -. Die
Ssrren befinben fi9 I'M seipaltisen
Srrtume, tpel6s i'm Stod elm e els
mittel erbliden."
BUR! Mutter: ~. Wns2
Sin fremOer Serr 1T duf Dem 9dbnz
bof auf Did 5ugetommen uno bat
tebuuptet, .r lei 9sin 8etterg! Mie
1T O.nn oas mOgli4?"
Sodter: sd glaibte es audi nidt
redt, uno CAB ibm audi nir 70 obens
bin einen 3ub!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21

Gin junger Nlunn bate bem QueIn auf Ser 2an6FraBe emn llnfan
no paro af elmer stein9oufen ssi4ku6ert qMt arg Dsrfaudtsn
6uBen, Die 4uklsgrile nod auf Der Haie, lab er cine 3eitang bnfos 0.
Quf enmdl LAB er ietnen fra1eren grohfOr Oahertommen uno rsbete ibn
fo9sih an: s9err profefor, tennen Sic MIDI nitt mebr, i'd bin Oct
I2aier, Elm ebemalger Schiller bon Shnen. 6ube kt0er Bed gebabt.
8ielet1t tonnen Sic mir etpas bafen!"
9a fb i4n Der grofeHOr miHsto9 an, gHf mad Dem qortemonnaie
un6 entgegnte: ga, ia, metn 9ieber, Dab aus Sbnen n1ts psr6en piroe,
babe i9 S6nen idon bomals geu9t; bB sic aMr Bis gum @tintlopfsr
6erabinten pur0en, bate i'd bod nhht geoudt!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21

- 8ariante. Dam. Tim Ball
innD: Dob, Sic baben mid duf
cen SUB gstretsn!"
9err: r8soaure @nGbise - dber
in 70 einem @eorGnge muB man idon
Elm 9ibnerduge 5uoriiden!"
S9fau. Sourift (bsr ii6 in
elmer @eIeqiduft in einem 4Ipenrss
fuurant befinoet, aIs er fi9 einen
8ulbsbratsn beiteQt): .5err Wirt,
9tbsn Sic mir nur cine redt i60ne
Yortion, oamit bie anbern au9 Dip
petit triegsn."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21

Dame 0es Saufes: sd
edrf dlIo beitimmt oarauf rednen,
Serr Baron, DAB sic mor9en tom=
men! sic iper0eu cine Menge I90=
ner iunger Ddmen bel mir finoen!"
Baron 6: 80,
meine 8nGOigite, mas benton sic BON
mir, i9 tomme nidt pegen Der id0z
nen jungen 9umen, i4 TONNE nur
Sbretpegen!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21

S6lau. @atte (uor oem
S6aufeniter CUR 5rau): s8Omm'
LAB uns geb'n! IS 1T beute iebr
feu9tfnlt, ga tonnteIt 0u trant per=
Ben, tpenn 9u LANCE iteben bleibit!"
Sins BON b~etosn.
Seppl Tim 96eater, ais gu Iaut Iouf=
fIiert nir0); n6sod - enttpeoer bali
ten Sie's MauI, ooer Der Mann
i'm &aiten!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21
Gr5mmisfsii.

Sic gducrn bier iinb fpo6I fromme
Qeuf?"
Sort einen SremSen man fraocn;
.3um 0linaeIbenteI hat icSer 6eut
Germ SferfIein b%eiaetrngcn."
rSntuobI", iaet Der 8irt, bic iiub
fromm fIripabr
llnb freisebie iiber bic Raben;
Drum bat it'd bier I'M bergansenen
Sdbr
Fin anopfurader nieberaeIaiien."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21
9 bhiIfe. Spuriit:

Qb6tlfe. Sourit: sd
fiible mid 10 bsi4psrt -" 5iibrer:
,8itte, geben g mir jebt ido' mel
2rintqelo! sic peroen ieb'n, na4z
Der niro's Sbnen slei' a biss'l lsi6s
ter"
0urdfauut. 8ettler (oer
sen r.6ten 4rm psritedt bait: pa4,
liebe Srall, glauben Sic mir, id mar
ni4t INNER io!"
Dame; rSa, Oas CLAUDE i'd; gez
fern 6utten sic BEN tinten Nrm
perlorenl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21

Mieter: r0us fino' i'd ab.r
fart! sic annonei.r.n: bint.r Dem
Sauis bsrrIih.r purt, 70 tpsit bds
9lu9s rsi6t - 81. tpero,n bod nidt
btbuupten molten, boB Dies
8irtin: .Na, itimmt ods mid?
Rsi9t osnn Sbr Dug. tpsiter uls bis
su Dem Sauna"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21

= Der SGng,r. o.: ,@arum
lift gu osnn BEL Der Electromagnetic
htines 6reunbss Gud5 hinausgepors
fen pproen2"
g.: .Neil i9 geIungsn bab'."
o.: nWas bait on oenn geiungen?"
g.: studs, gu BAIT Die Sans
geitubIsn."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21
. r. = >, s :, !; ?

3ugefGnonis. Qpiotis
fer (oer i'm 2lbitur3 nit feinem Slug
ofparat uuf einem 9iingerhauFen LAM
bet); Sm, Die 0anopirtidaft bat
bod me gentle 8ere4tisung!!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21

Sine 2dnbitrei9erin, oie einen dos
ligsn Iumen trdgt, foq Dem Ridter
porgefibrt perOeu.
9 er i9tsbiener Qeiie): 6err
Gidter, mub i4 gu Der %rgndoigs
1ruu" Idgen?
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21

f ~
lsbte Mietuns
gefinnif4t &C.
babt ben, bdt
Der Miiter
S6ebrmann gu
mid geiast, er
tpoat mid nod
for { ORinnit in
Ole aammittes
iei4en iebn. 0a
ben i'd of
!Gphrs rnein eis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21

gambler nit alien ahiOern: .Saben Der Strr mir gu psri1uftn9-
9ttr: % jG stnigs puar absdste StisfI bate i'd f4On. mas
SGnbGsr :.Se na6bem - 5 Gents, 10 Gents i'd bp audi
ihon 20 Gents b.3dbt!"
Serr: .Dsbr ntht2 0d berf6enr i'd Fe G.mr!"
SGn6Gtr: .gis Der Serr ninfdt asItenft nebm' i'd ft audi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21

mas iTt's O.nn nit Dem S.rrn
@eib. Der mar ia friib.r INNER Elm
FOLDER Spabma6er2" ia, Der
bat f.in,r itbis,n Gruu i'm Spdb ii.
ntn aniru9 g.ittLt, Der ai3,pti.rt
puroe, un6 ieitoem bat .r oas Spabs
MAIDEN a~ufseg,ben."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21

guf Ser 5abrt in Sen 9ufen Der
Gbe 1T Der gruutidleier oft ods Ct
gel, ods bonn Sturm Der @ldu6i9er
gebldbt miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21
gSnrnnnd.

SO nimmt Elm gno nit G9reden
8reun0, LAB oa5 Rddet rubin!
Die y6reiersfiBe" iteden
gu germ in 9ennisI4ub'n.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21

Der @erleumber glsi6t einem rus
ienOen autu; er bringt uns in idle6s
ten Geru6, unh nur ieltsn gelingt es
feline drummer feitsuittaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21
SpOrtipGne.

SOD Der gollon bes @tiids aufiteigt,
bat Der Neio feline 6uno an Der ReiB.
leins.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21

MibOsr Grdu.
.lein. nNaren Sic idon nal in Ell
ner S%rrenanitalt9"
6srr: .Gsin; i'd bin nod ni8t
perriidt eetp.ien -. Sie2"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21
aaffnierL

Obtrfeffntr (o,r ,in,n isbr
ffmubigeu Sat bait: rRd, Den
r.rosn mir gt,i9 los i.in!" (Strsut
i'm ,tipas 3udtr ouf DEN ROdira'
gen. -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21
OTrnrr 5dDreibebrtef hes
pbilipp 5~anrrampfer.
9Soo

Mein Iieber Ser ReoadtiOndr!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21

8enn id sic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21

Goupern1nts: Mdris, Mas
rel Sdnea! IS 1T 6euer arsgss
trohen i'm ainberSimmer!
marie: SIM ainoer5immer2
Tns 1T Der Mdrtbe ibre Sadie!
Cd bin bier ao9tn!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-11
f. BRANDT IS
AGAIN IN THE TONBS
Former Valet of Mortimer L.
Schiff May Have TO Serve
Out 3O-Year Sentence.

NEW YORK Nav Jo-Foulte v. Brandt
formerly valet to Mortimer l.. Schiff
who was released from Dannemora
prison on "A habeas corpus decision oi
Justice Gerard in the supreme court Is
again in the Tonbs and may be returned
to prison to serve out the thirty years
TO which he was sentenced five years
ago.
In a decision late today the appellate
division OF the supreme court reversed
the decision of Justice Gerard liberating
the prisoner.
After the action OF tho appellate d.
vision. Judge OSullvnn. In the court OF
general sessions, issued a bench warrant
for BrandtS arrest, and he was com
mltted TO the Tombs without bail.
After reviewing the history Of tho case,
Justice Miller, who wrote the opinion.
said In part:
''We have nothing 10 do with the sen
teuce except TO determine whether II
was in excess OF tho courts power. Bur
glary IN the first decree is punishable
by Imprisonment for life"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-11
Few Hear Verdict.

When Dye was brought into the court
room, with wrists manacled and closely
guarded by two officers, the hundreds
who pursue their daily ayocations IN
the great building had departed for the
day. and the fateful words pronounced
by John e, Shorten, foreman of the
jury, were heard only by the court
jurors. counsel. court attaches and the
prisoner himself.
"Will you have the jury polled?'
oucried Judge Loofbourow of w. II.
Gregory. leading counsel for the dc
fense. and while the attorneys assent
was prompt, the prisoner energetic
nod of acqulescencc came before his
counsel s spoken acceptance Of the sng-
gestion. The poll showed unanimous
sentiment in accordance with the YER
diet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-11
DROPS FORTUNE IN
DIAMONDS ON PIER
Mrs. F. Augustus Heinze Re
turns From Trip 10 Europe;
Winner at Roulette.

Special To The Tribune.
NEW YORK. May l0,-NTrs. Fritz Au-
gustus Heinzc. formerly Bernice Hcuder-
SON. who played the vampire role in IA
Fool There Was returned today aboard
the Hamburg Of the Hamburg Ameri-
can line from a winter solourn in south
crn Europe. She rushed off in taxi
cab To her Seventy-ffth street and
Broadway home TO see the infant boy
who WAS born few weeks before she
was carried aboard Mediterranean liner
carly last winter.
So great was Mrs. Holnze's haste that
she dropped a jewel case containing
100000 worth Of gems on the floor OF
the pier in front OF the customs inspec-
tors desk. Diamonds and pearls flew in
every direction. Mrs, Henze's mother
and her little daughter by her first mar
rlage. Catherine Henderson, scooped up
all the vaIuables while Mrs. IIeinzc was
swearing them off. admitting they were
worth at least 100000.
The former sensational actress went
abroad II physical wreck. but came back
IN the bloom OF health.
she Travelled with quite q retinue. but
her trip did not cost cent as she won
$1,000 at roulette in Madeira. Mrs.
Heinze said her husband was on his way
across the Atlantic from Antwerp.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-11
TWO SONS OF ALLEN
ON WITNESS STAND

WYTHEV1GLE. Va, May 10.-Two
sons OF Floyd Allen today took the
STAND in defense OF their pap" as they
called him. on trial for shooting UP Car
roll county courthouse. Victor and
Claude Allen, both jointly indicted with
their father for the attack on Judge
Masscs tribunal were sworn by the
defense
Claude admitted having shot In the
courtroom. When father got up tcsti-
fed Claude, Al saw Clark C;oad stand
Ing with his gun pointed at pap. be-
lteved he WIS gcin TO shoot pap and |
reached for my gun. Before ! got II out
pap fell and / started shooting at Goad. -
Claude said that he saw Sidna Allen,
his uncle. firing Just about the time he
saw Goad fire. Wesley Edwards. who
is with Sidna Allen, was firing from Il
bench through window Of the court
room just nfter the shooting began. ac-
cordlng to Victor Aliens testimony
Victor said the shooting done with his
gun had been done by Claude Allen. who
had taken the weapon as the two We're
leaving their hotel In Hillsville the morn :
ing of the tragedy. Claude verified his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-11
Identity of Woman Murdered
in Vacant House at Los An
geleS Not Established.
NO TRACE OF MURDERER
Finger Prints Taken by the
Authorities TO Be Used in
Case of an Arrest.
BY International News Service.

BY international News Service
LOS ANGELES, May 10.-The Chi
caso woman who was found murd cred
here in a vacant house at 1855 Arlington
avenue yesterday has not yet been identi-
fled. Only the initial tx" worked into
the corner of n delicate linen handkcr-
chief. stands out as positive clew which
may lead TO her identity. As much mys-
terry surrounds the man who killed her
and then made futile attempt to Gre
mate her body.
Police detectives today claimed that the
murderer was wounded when he left the
house and that he stood In vacant lot
nearby to watch the house burn down.
Bloodstains leading from the hall room
where the woman was killed with n
heavy bottle were found, and on the
sidewalk the stains indicated TO the Of
ficers that the wound was in the right
hand, 1t is their belief that the muir
derer injured himself when he struck
the woman with the bottle after II was
broken
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-11
Convicted of Murder in First
Degree for Shooting of
Joseph Rainbow.
10 MERCY ADVOCATED
Defendant Pales When Sig
niticance of Verdict Comes
Home 10 Him.

]dcllus NJ, Dye, alias Joe Donovan,
was yesterday adjudged guilty of the
murder OF Joseph Rainbow on Novem-
Der &c. 1911. The trial. which opened
last week in Judge +. c. Loofbourow s
division of the Third district court,
came to close at 5:45 o'clock yester-
day afternoon when the jury, after be-
ing out two and half hours, returned
a verdict Of guilty of murder in the
first degree as charged, Dye received
the crushing information with the cool
ness which has characterized his ac-
tions throughout the trial, but as the
realization of what it meant dawned
on him he grew haggard aud the buoy
ancy which has marked his demeanor
throughout the ordeal soon disappeared.
When the Jury retired at 2:30 o clock
after hearing the closing arguments OF
counsel and the court s charge Judge
Loofbourow and the court attaches
waited until 5 clock without any indi-
cation from the jury room that YER
dict had been agreed upon, But when
the hour for closing of court arrived
without a report the Judge and counsel
left the building only to be summoned
back few minutes later with the state
ment that the jury was ready to re-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-11
TORCH APPLIED
TO OLD .FRIGATE
Admiral Farragut s Flagship, the
Pensacola, Now Only a Black
ened Hulk.
BY International News Service,

BY International News Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 10.-Thc old
frigate Pensacola which was first under
command OF Admiral Farrasut. later d
flagship ut foreign stations. and In re-
cent years training ship assigned to
Yerba Bueua station. WAS set oil fire
shortly after 6 o'clock this morning, In n
remote section OF the bay near Hunters
Point and IS now only blackened hulk
Once the Pensacola was II fun rugged
ship of the line, the pride of the navy
and carrying tho flag through the civil
war and later to the ports of Europe
and the far east. Now the glory that
was hers has passed. and her blackened
hui lies submerged in "A few fathoms OF
water In San Francisco bay Her use
lessness rs training ship having been
demonstrated. the vessel was stripped
Of its masis boilers and supcrstructure.
and this morning. in The presence OF only
few persons. the torch was applied and
the flames finished the work OF destruc-
tion.
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JUDGMENT AGAINST
MOFFAT RAILROAD

DENVER, Colo. May l0.--Judgment
against the Denver, Northwestern & Pa
cItic railroad Uhe Moffat road) for 81.
p40 5SS.lo was entered In the district
court here this afternoon in favor OF
W. w. Watson. receiver for the Denver
Railway Securities company. the hold :
Ing company of the railroad. The amount
OF The judgment includes money ad
yancsd interest on the $4,000 .00o secured
from Halgartcn & Co of New York and
$500 900 Of the principal Of the loan paid
by the holding concern. The Judgment
was the largest ever entered In n Denver
court
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Edward j. Williams, Partner
of Judge Archibald in Culrn
Bank Deal, Hedges Before
House Committee.
ADMITS SIGNING
TELL-TALE LETTER
JuriSt Is Shown to Have Been
Involved in Attempt to
Lease Coal Property by
Improper Means.

VA rASlIINGTON, May 1o.-Edward
w sn'sf 'S witness % against ss1aas'": judge as,,
Robert W. Archibald of the
commerce court. today practi-
cally denied before the house Judiciary
committee some Of the testimony he had
given against tho judge on Wednesday
Williams was a partner with Judge
Archibald in negotiations for buying
culm bank from the Erie railroad TO sell
at a profit of $1,000 to the Lackawannn
e. Western railroad
The judge at that time had the ErIes
so-called lighterage cases I'm his court.
a ;, Worthinzton, counsel for the ac-
cused Jurist, undertook the redirect OK
animation OF Williams and called his at
tehtion TO the copy OF an assignment OF
the culm bank property that he was al
legged TO have made TO w. P Boland
and ''sllent party" Previously Will
liams had admitted having made such an
assignment before he procured options
on the Eric culm banks. and had ex
planned that the silent party" wps
Judge Archibald. Today. however, upon
reading copy OF the assignment, Will
liams said It was not the paper he had
signed lie admitted that tho signature
attached was his, but repudlatcd lis con-
Tents
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TWO STRIKERS SHOT
IN SCRANTON RIOT
By International News Service.

SCRANTON, Pa. May 1o.-Two
strikers were shot In a charge Of state
police which came climax today to
an attack by 20Oc men and boys on the
Cayuea breaker OF the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna G Western company at North
Scranton. The policemen opened fire
after two OF their number Peter Parker
and Louis Davis. had been struck down
by stones. The men who were shot
We're foreigners. One received bullet
In the abdomen and the other was shot
In the leg. A dozen arrests were made
A crowd Of women severely Injured
William Littlejohn as he was on his way
To fire duty at Leggctts Creek mine,
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THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE

AERoPLANE PIRATES-Wl it be aeroplane pirates next9
How unparalleled chain of murders and robberies by
three automobile pirates Paris has led the great scien
st Max Nordau predict visitation of Captain Kidts
of the
HOW BEAUTIFUL-How beautiful you? What the faces
Of famous beauties show when tested by the Beauty
Meter Try the meter yourself.
DETECTIVE STORIES-The experiences Of NJ Ciorou
chief of the Paris detectye force This weeks story
Fighting the Ghosts.
AMERICAN GUNNERS- How America s gunners hold the
supremacy Of the sea, hitting targets below the horizon
that they
MORE PANNIERS latest developments of the
fashions described by Lady DuffGordon.
MY SECRETS OF BEAUTY-IIna Cavalier discusses inter
estlngy, ''Those Tired Eyes
HEARST COMICSThe unequaled colored supplement
the inmtable Mutt and Jeff Silk Hat Harry Sher-
locko and other farce comedy cartoons,
BASEBALLhc only big league box printed in the
region. besides iuminative articles by
Macbeth and Fullerton,
PUGLISM-W. w. Naughtou tells how Ate 100000
and found excuse quit poker game. Walkers fight
reports
RACINGThe only reports published Salt Lake that
are copied from turf exchanges. Full teegraphc
account of Kentucky Derby.
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Ismay Reaches Home.

GREENSToWN May l0.-The White
Star liner Adr,alic arrived here from
New York today. No reporters were
permitted 10 80 on board Mrs j. Bruce
Isnay went out on a tender TO meet her
husband, managing director of the White
Star line,
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Injunction Asked,

WASHINGTON, May IO-on the
ground OF practical coufiscatlon Of prop
crty, an injunction restraining the inter-
state commerce commission from putting
into effect June 1 the order in the 40
called Shreveport case was asked today
OF the commerce court