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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
FORGOT To BRING HER
DECREE OF DIVORCE
" International News Service.

~ 'HNtA aifNNA'ih4 'HtNc 'fi WIG
NEWARK. y. j.. oct. is-A little
matter Of law prevented Florence Brom-
les. author Of the Bunny" letters and
The Woman in the Case" from becom-
Ing the wife OF Allison MscFarland with
In an hour after his acquittai this after
noon OF the murder ~ his wife
IN. marriage liceuEc clerk had pro-
ccetlcd half way In his preparation Of bia
license permitting them 10 we'd when
discovery was made that Miss Bromley
had not brought along the decree OF dl
vorce irom ncr former husband This
halted proceedings aud the rsmsr<a hl o
Coupl, turned disconsolately away while
a mob of 500 MEN and boys followed az
;cr them derisively whistlinS the strains
Or the wedding march from 'I,ohcngrir -
Had MacFHrland succeeded In nisrryinc
Florence Bromley today the ceremonv
would have been performed on the nrst
Anniversary 10 a day of the death OF his
iirst wife. whose murder was charged 10
his iufatuation for the woman he now
seeks 10 make his bride
In the intervening period ne has beap
tried and convicted OF the murder snnt
70 the death house OF Trenton. where he
vas able 10 count the hours that stood
between him and slectrocution and he has
felt the unutterabla Joy OF reprieve and
q new trial when hope has been aban-
doned,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
FUNERAL OF HEPBURN
TAKES PLACE TO-DAY

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-Funeral
services for the late Senator Heyburn
of Idaho, who died here last night, will
he conducted tomorrow by the Rev. U.
S. 3. Pierce. chaplain of the senate.
The body then will be taken to Bir-
mingham, Pa. Senator Hepburn s boy
hood home. The honorary pail bearers
will be Senators Borab. Idaho; Calm
ger, New Hampshire; Lodge and Crane,
Massachusetts,; Bacon, Georgia; Mar
tin, Virginia; Warren and Clark, Wyo-
ming: McCumber, North Dakota;
Bailey. Texas; Dillingham;, Vermont;
Clapp. Minnesota; Clark, Arkansas; !;
Smoot, Utah; Stone, Missouri; Oliver,
Pennsylvania: Pomerene, Ohio: Payn-
ter, Kentucky. and Johnston, Alabama.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
ROBBER KILLED BY
OFFICER IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE. Wash. Oct 1s.-John King
S3 years old, was shot and killed early
today by Patrolman r. S. johnson, tus,
after King and a companion, who gave
his name as Frank O'Donnell, emerged
from a saloon In Sixth avenue south
which they had robbed
King and o'Donnell had locked the
proprietor OF the saloon and a patron
in the Ice box. and were ri6ing the cash
register when Johnson observed their
opera tions through a window. He tele-
phoned TO the police station for assist
ance and then waited at the door for
the highwaymen, When they came out
he ordered them to halt and was dealt
blow on the jaw. Without further
parey, the policeman shot. killing King,
O'Donncll was captured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
ROOSEVELT IS
GETTING WELL
IN QUICK TIME
Gives the First Vivid impress
sions on the Night He Was
Shot, and Says He Felt
but Little Pain.
EXPECTS TO ENTER
CAMPAIGN AGAIN
Starts for Oyster Bay Monday
if All Goes Well in Mean.
time; Has Interview With
Governor Johnson.
EXPECTS TO ENTER
CAMPAIGN AGAIN

HlCAGO, Oct is-The first vivid
A Impressions OF Colonel Roosevelt or
the night on which he was shot ir
~ Milwaukee were related tonight
from the coloners own lips. Appar-
entity well on the way toward recovery. nc
Was permitted TO enjoy greater degree
OF freedom. and for the first time he gave
an account Of the happenings in the first
Few hours after the bullet found it's mark.
The colonel said that on Monday he
expected 10 leave for Oyster Bay. and
hoped 10 be back in the campaign. max
Ing speeches again, week after next.
Il feel as lively ns a bull dog" said
the colonel. by way Of preface. He was
sitting on a huge leather chair by a win
dow in Mrs. Roosevelt'S room adjoining
his own.
What seemed 10 impress Colonel Roose-
welt most strongly was not the shooting
itself-he seemed 10 accept that as a
thing OF the past to be dismissed once II
was ovcr--but rather his hour on the
stage OF the Milwaukee auditorium. when
he was speaking with a bullc, in his side
He insisted that 10 make the speech WAS
only what any other man would have
done under the circumstances.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19

he stu had an occasional twinge TO re-
mind him of II he was at ease.
As ne talked he moved his arms freely
although he was careful not to move his
body. He punctuated his remarks with
gestures. but they We're not the vigorous
gestures ne is wont 10 make. He waved
MS hand or thrust forward a finger with
quick dart. instead or bringing down
a clenchcd fist upon an open palm with
q thumb.
The colonel still had trouble with his
broken rib. he said. His only apparent
Worry was lest the rib should not knit
quickly enough To permit him TO make a
few speeches In the closing days OF the
campaign. II he took a deep breath. he
explained. the edges parted and the be-
ginning which nature had made at her
task OF knitting them together. would be
all for naught
IT I can get that rib SO that the edges
hold" he said. 'apd IL doesn't pain me
10 take deep breath. | hope 10 make
some more speeches week after next"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Special Services.

Today special services are being held
, in ali the churches in the kingdom for
the success of the Bulgarian army. The
queen. the ministers and other diCui-
taries were among the large congrcga-
tion at the cathedral when a te deum
was sung.
The government has ordered the Bul-
garian minister to Constantinople TO
communicate the foreign note to the
Ottoman government.
The Bulgarian minister nj CONSTANT.
noplc also has been ordered TO inform
the porte when he presents tho note
that Bulgaria considers herself at war
with Turkey and that mis- mission has
concluded He is to leave CONSTANT
nople at the earliest possible moment.
The Turks residing in Bulgaria who
wish to leave the country NAV do so,
while those remaining will he assured
of the purotection of the law.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
MAY Be PROSECUTED
UNDER THE MANN ACT
United States Attorney Or,
ders Investigation of Jack
Johnson's Actions.

CHICAGO. Oct. is.-Jsck Johnson's
troubles. growing out OF his alleged re-
lstions with Lucille Cameron. a ls-year-
old white girl. rnpidly multiplied today.
4 few hours after his arrest on war
rant sworn 10 by Mrs. F. Cameron
Falconet OF Minneap polls, the mother OF
the sirI. charging abduction, Assistant
United States Attorney Wilkerson or
dered a thorough investigation, with the
view of government prosecution under
tho Mann act prohibiting the Illegal
transportation of women from one state
10 another.
Late in the afternoon Miss Cameron
MAS served with subpoena. calling her
before the federal grand jury 10 testify
against Johnson.
In order to keep her in the custody
Of the police. her mother names her In
a warrant charging disorderly conduct
The pugilist is scheduled 70 appear
Tor preliminary hearing tomorrow
morning lie gave his. own cash bond,
which was fixed al $500
Later Mrs. Cameron Falconet appeared
before Judge owens in the county cour1
and swore To formal complaint TINT
papers had been signed. Judge Owens
issued n commitment order providinS
for the detention OF the girl pending an
investigation as to her mental condI-
tiou.
Mrs. Cameron Falconet informed Judge
Owens that she believed her daughters
mind was unbalanced as The result Of
her association with Johnson
Miss Cameron was hol by tho fed eral
tonight In bonds OF $4,000
az witness against Johnson
The warrant committing the gin to the
detention hospital for examination as
TO her sanity. will not be served unless
Jack Johnson succeeds In having her
released on a writ of habeas corpus
Armed with warrants charging con-
Spiracv 10 violate the Mann white slave
aw federal officers tonight searched
he south side FOR several women said TO
have been involved in the bringing OF
girls to Chicago. who later were intro
iuccd 10 Johnson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
FORMER PRESIDENTS
NEPHEW KILLS SELF
BY International News Service.


Los ANGELES. OCT. 1s-A- IRVING
Harrison. former United States army Iie,,-
tenant, son OF J. Scott Harrison OF
Kansas City and nephew OF the late
President Benjamin Harrison, commit ed
eu'cioe AT o:So O'Clock this evening In his
apartments at 1928 West Ninth street
Inc suicide followed n period Of intoxl-
cat'on covering four days and Is sup-
posed 10 nave been induced by the loss
OF his fortune in a Texas real estate yens
ture. ~
Harrison's wife. several years his
junior, who had recently returned from
Visit TO her parents In Kansas CItv
was prostrated tonight and cared for Nv
friends Harrison came here about four
months aso from Texas. He was one NJ
Ihe best-known club and society men OF
Kansas City and had been nrorn,nnn4 q.
real estate transactions In which he acted
Tor Kansas City capitalists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Reported Defeat.

LONDON. Oct. is-rurltIsh and RuI
gariau forces are both advancing toda1,.
and u Is thought p-oba bic they viii meet
somewhere in the vicinity OF Nus,apha
Pasha, one OF the few passes through rhe
mopnthins leading from Bulgaria 20 Mace
doria.
Az the same une the Serl-isn army is
on the way 10 Uskv7. where another bjr
battle IS expected
A report has req ched here from Vienr,
that the Montenegro army suffered a
bad defeat al Podgoritza on MontenserIn
territory today. Military authorities ex-
press their belief that tho Montoncgrins
have been checked both to the north and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Greeks Attack Turks.

CoNSTANTINoPLE, Oct. is.-An of-
heial report tonight SAYS the Greek army
mas attacked the Turks In the region OF
Miluna pass and that the hattie cnn,Int
ucs ''''
Milnna pass Is on the northeastern
frontier OF Greece and just south OF Elias
soma, turkey. IL WAS taken by the Turks
In the war OF 1895 and Is pownrr,,I straf9
sgic position.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Servians Advancing.

LONDON. Oct. 1s.--The whole front Of
the SeTvian army is advancing on tho
Turkish province OF Kossove, says n
dispatch from Belgrade.
one division ls marching iowa -y
Steinitz. another on Preinza a third on
tho town OF Novipazar and a fourth along
tho railroad from Ristovatz TO TTsItup
\ combined Scrvlan and Bulgarian army
Is also advancing from KoeatendU IN
Bulgaria 10 the frontier
Serv!an troops have occupied tho Turk,
l5h railway three stations beyond R{s-
tovatz on the way 10 Uskup and several
frontier forts have been destroyed by
them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Felt Little Pain.

III was nothiDs-nothiuc." he said Il
felt little pain, but II WAS not severe.
When stretched out my arm. or reached
for my manuscript It made me gasp a
bit. but that was all.
IT was quite amusing" he went on.
when reached for my manuscript TO see
That it had hole IN IL from the bullet
and there was hole in my spectacle case,
too
The colonel chuckied as he recalled the
surprisc he had felt at his discovery.
Amusing. did YOU say. coloncI?" asked
one Of his hearers.
We'll" he qualified. III was interest
ing
Colonel Roosevelt showed no indication
that he had felt the fear OF death. He
saio he had no means of knowing as he
delivered the speech he had promised to
make. whether he was wounded fatally
but accepted as a matter OF course that
he should 20 on until he had finished. II
his strength held out. but when II was
all over. and nc had turned away 10 go
10 the hospital, be said. he found IL diff
hcult TO keep his temper when half dozen
men scrambled over the cdgo OF the plat
form and asked him To shake hands
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Matter Of Surprise.

They wanted 10 shake hands" he
said as though Il still surprised him.
Didn't they know that II Is Impossible
for man who has just been shot to
shake hands with genuine cordIallty?'
or the shooting. Colonel Roosevelt had
little 10 say. Not once did he mention
the name OF John Schrank. his assailant.
He talked in an unemotlonsl way OF be-
Ing shot. as though nc were discussing
the case Of a man with whom he was not
acquainted He said he felt no bitter
ness or rancor
In dispassionate way Colonel Roosevelt
spoke OF his present condition and specu-
lated on the chance that he would have
blood poisoning or some other serious
complication. Tho physicians thought he
uss getting well. he said. but they had
told him there stlll remained The chance
OF setback.
isn't II a curious thing" he said.
that a little spot'-he placed his thumb
near the tip OF his forcnnger 10 indicate
how small a spot ne meant-'can hecnn.
infected and set the whole thing hack -
Then. he said there was the possibllttv
the PHYSICIANS had told him. that plcurisy
or pnsumonia might develop. DR. AIex-
snder Lambert. be said. had spoken Of
returning 10 New York TODAY but his as
sociates asked him to remain bora,so
they felt that all danger was not pagt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Bulgarian Plans.

BERLIN, Oct ts-Practicallv tho
whole Of the striking force OF Bulgaria
Is concentrated against the Turkish town
of Mustspha Pasha. according 10 adv,ces
rom sofia, and only insignificant bodies
Of troops are holding the passes across
the Rhodophe mountains and Koestendf
The SorViau troops are concentrs ting a.
koestendil and are not Joining tho main
Bulgarian army. which Will devote It's
exclusive attention TO the great Turkish
fortress OF Adrianople.
Siege artillery n already on the y-sv
20 Nustapha Pasha. Indicating that N.
BulEarLahs plan the reduction OF AdrIa-
nople.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Fleet Ordered to Sail.

ATHENS. Oct. 1S.-The Greek fleet has
| received orders 10 sail tonight under
sealed orders for an unknown dsstina-
| ton. King George and Premier Venizcles
| paid visit to the ships today at Phaleron
| bay and were enthusiastically acclaim ed
All the retail stores In Athens are
| closed and the people focked today to
the churches TO attend special services at
| which prayers were offered for the sue
cess OF the Greek army
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Railway Dynamited.

LONDON, Oct. io.-Many miles % rail
way between Iskup and Saionika have
been DESTROYED. bridges dynau1itcd and
telegraph lines cut. according 10 A dis
patch 20 the Daily Teleera Pin from Son,
BUiEe rim '''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
GIVES ORDER To HIS
SOLDIERS TO MARCH
CONTINUED From Page one.J

To succor the Christian population of
Turkey there remains TO us no other
means than TO turn to arms,
''Our work is Just, a great and u
sacred one. With faith in the protec-
tion and support of the Almighty.
bring TO the cognizance of the Bul.
earian nation that this is a war for
human rights.
81 order the brave Bulgarian army
TO march on the Turkish territory.
Forward, MAY God be with you' ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Has Occasional Twinee.

The colonel said he felt no main at
present. He placed his right forefinger
carefully on hts breast 10 indicate tho
position OF the wound and said that while
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09
Court Holds Dealers
Can't Collect for
Liquor in Oklahoma

Oklahoma City, Dee. q Ds.lers in
intoxicating liquors who shin them
into the portion OF Oklahoma formerly
Indian Territory can not expect help
from the courts OF the state in collect.
ms debts claimed tosbe due them for
shipments Of such goods into that sec,
ton. This rule was laid down by Di.
vision No. 2 Of the supreme court com.
mission in an opinion by Judge Harri-
son IN the case OF the Anheuser-Busch
Brewing company brought suit at
Chickasha against Doss and others
supposed to be acting Tor the Aerie
No 1871, Fraternal Order Of Eagles, to
recover a bill OF si5s.i4 for beer al.
legged to have been purchased ior the
lodge
The organization contested the bill
claiming that Doss and the other de.
ferdants we're not authorized to repre-
sent the lodge in the matter. A Ger
dict was rende;ei against the brewing
company and upon appeal the opinion
was affirmed. The supreme court Gem
mission did not pass upon any Or thi
issues in the controversy except tt
rule that the brewing company wal
not entitled to the protection Of thl
court because the court will take iu
dicial knowledge Of the fact that thi
Introduction Of intoxlcants into forme
Indian Territory is violation ot law
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09
TAFTPLANS
TAKE TRIP
TO CANAL
Special 10 The Express.

Special to The Express.
Washington. Dec. o--It is announc-
ed at the White House that Taft viii
decide definitely this afternoon wheth-
q he will maSe q final trip as execu-
tive to the Panama canal aboard the
bsttleship Arkansas. which sails from
Key West December Ia
Should the president decide to take
the trip he will leave Washington Fri
day The Arkansas Is being stocked
with supplies and Injuries brought by
the presidents yacht Mayilower
These are said to include a bath tub
ans bed. both Of sufficient size to ae-
commodnte TAFT
Special arrangements are being
made for several stenographers and
wireless operators, enabling TAFT to
keep in touch with Washington. The
Arkansas is to be accompanied by the
Delaware. which will house the over
slow OF Tafts party According TO the
schedule the trip win take about twe
weeks. Christmas to be spent at Chris
tobal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09
One TERM
is FAVORED
BY WORKS
California Senator RapS
Col. Roosevelt and
His New Party

Telegram by United Press

Telegram by United Press
Washington, Dec ASSERTING that
the powerful, unrestrained. corrupt
encroachwents Of combined wealth,
corrupt the voters and the franchise,
Senator Works OF California announc-
ell in the senate today that he favored
a single presidential term and prohi-
bi.ion against reelection
Works bitterly excoriated Roosevelt
and the Progressive party He con-
denined both Roosevelt and TAFT for
a "disrespectful wrangler campaign.
He said Perkins became an ardent
supporter OF Roosevelt because he
knew the harvester and steel trusts
would be safe against just prosecution
unless Roosevelt changed his mind.
The senator said the Moose party
was managed. financed and promoted
BY oorruptionists and trust magnates
What we need is just laws, strictly
observed, guarded and enforced, secur
ins to the voter tho ele and independ
en-. ballot, he declared.
Under the present conditions the
White House is turned into headQuar
ters for q political party and member:
Of the presidents cabinet became ad
visors They don't serve the country
bnt seek a second term. Money is re
garded as one OF the most powerful
factors in a campaign and that mil
liens We're supplied BY trusts and thei
millionaire stockholders has beei
clearly demonstrated
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09
Championships
Conceded to CHS.

Publishing a table of the football
records of the various high schools in
the state in which Chickasha is placed
at the head Of the list, the Oklahoman
sport writer explains that "Chickasha
has been placed at the top because Of
the fact that scores place it there 2
which, on The whole, is a very salts
factory explanation and will generally
be accepted. The Chickasha boys, Of
course didn't expect to reach the top
in any other way-it was just a ques-
tion Of winning games and making
scores, and they delivered the goods,
thus uncontestably establishing their
claim to the state championship. The
writer quoted, however. adds, but un-
doubtedly Nonaan has the best team
in the stare AS Chickasha trimmed
thia best team and the Oklahoman
Authority doesn't present any evidence
to substantlate his assertion, the pub
liz will likely accept the verdict Of the
figures The same writer adds
Vinita is placed above Norman in
the table also, because Of It's clean
record and the taet that II won the
undisputed claim to the championship
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09
CONVEYING
is CHARGE

While on his way home Saturday
night, Sheriff John c. Lewis noticed
a negro carrying Q suspicious looking
bundle, which. upon investigation,
proved to be nothing more nor less
than consignment Of booze
The incident resulted in the arrest
OF VIII Strong, Bige Taylor and WIN
Parker on charges Of conveying liquor
VIII Strong, the negro caught with the
whisky made the statement that he
was taking il 70 Taylor and Parker
The trio are now in Jail awaiting
trial, the date Of which has not vel
been set
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09
FAIR DEAL
FOR PUBLIC
DEMANDED
Lindberg Wants The Rec
ord Of the Money
Trust PrOberS
Telegram by United Press.


Washington, D. G., Dec. o.
Charging that members Of the com.
mittees in both houses Of congress in
vestigating the money trust are par
tial to the interests involved in the
probe, Representative Lindberg, Re-
publican Of Minnesota, today submit.
ted joint resolution reqrlIing the
committee members to file statements
Of their financial interests or affllia.
ticns with any banking, loan or brok
erage business.
Lindberg was the author Of the orig
NAL money trust investigation resolu
ton He said he did not claim that
the committee members were know
ipgly seeking to deprive the public o.
securing fair deal, but he claimed
thai bankers and ther lawyers an,
no. parties to whom financial legis
lation should be fully entrusted.
The Puio committee resumed its in
vestigation OF the money trust to
day Secrecy was maintained as Il
the witnesses to be summoned. It is
known that 30 have been subpoenaed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09
Nav suIrs IN suPERIoR couRr.

G. n Witherspoon and Sons VS..
Asa i. Ramsey. receiver for Okla
homa Central Railway Co and G.. R.
L & p. Ry Co, damages. S11s6.56.
Bend & Melton.
Jennie Alexander VS. Thomas Alex
ander, divorce H. Blair
Hattie Bray vs.. George Bray, di
voice Bond & Melton,
Mary d. White VS.. Christopher S
White, divorce. Herndon & Dufbin.
IN District Court,
Oklahoma Farm Mortgage Go. vs.
William v Mazurie ct al, foreclosure
N X NE; section 5-5-S, s26S.25. W
G Meister
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09
ELEVENTH WEEK
OF TRIAL OPENS
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Indianapolis Dec. 9.-The defense in
the dynamite conspiracy opened the
eleventh week Of the trial today with
the cross examination OF Patrick Far
rell New York defendant
The taking Of testimony is expected
% end just before Christmas ana the
case viii SO to the jury about New
Years day
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09
ALLECE HE USED
WRONG NAME
TO GET BOOZE

Ollie EIpore was arrested yester-
day on charge Of receiving whisky
under a fictitious name and was REL
leased on bond Of $500
The case will be tried in the county
court under the 1911 session laws and
is the first case wherein the defend.
anf is charged with receiving liquor
under fictitious name
Eimore was taken to Verden. where
b was identified as lAe party recely.
ing the whisky in question.