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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-06-20
NO RAIN AT CANEY.
From Saturdays Daily.

r rom odIurudy bailJ'
John Phillips of Caney, who was in
town this morning, says it has not
yet rained enough to lay the dust at
his farm, three miles southeast of
Conway. No rain had fallen in the
vicinity of Mayfower until last night,
when a good shower came. With the
exception of few scattering places,
it is believed every section of the
county has now had plenty of rain.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-06-20

Old papers for sale at this Office.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Met Their Sedan.

Adriarople still holds ont, but ha,
lost It's importance. now that the Turks
have met their Sedan at Lule Bureas.
Ii is believed peace settlement Will
be arranged either by the porte sueins
Tor peace or through intervention of the
powers, and All Interesting question in.
voiving difficult diplomatic problems
VIII Immediately arise as TO the div.
sion of the spoils of war-a question
concerning not only the victorious al
lies but also Russia, Austria, Rumania
and possibly other powers
The campaign Of the other Balkan
states continues with the success which
throughout has attended them. Scutari
has not yet been captured. but Ipck has
fallen 20 the Montcnegrjps. The Ser.
yians have taken Prisrend and Greece
is occupying islands in the Aeccun in
addition 10 various towns in Macedonia.
The powers, fearing disorders and
massacres in Turkey, are Gurr1iug war.
ships to the various ports Of that coun-
try TO protect foreign residents.
\ noticeable feature Of the war is fhe
Insignificant parts played by the Turk.
lSb aud Greek fleets
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
S|NUGGLER BROWNS;
MATES IN TROUBLE:
Three Officers of Pacific Mail
Liner Manchuria Named
as ConfederateS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 31.-Thc names
or three officers OF the Pacific Mail liner
Manchuria were mentioned in an invcs-
tiSation begun by United States DiEtr!c,
Attorney John l.. McNab today of recent
Cling conspiracy which led to the dca th
of Fourth officer Edward Morse ~
Manila Second Officer w w. EIchl
Fourth Officer r. w. Locke. who sue
cecded Morse and N-atchman G. Svogar
arc the men mentioned. McNab said he
mad cabled TO Manila suggesting that
criminal warrants be issued.
The story involving the three men WAS
told by Purscr John Philip Bourne and
curToboGated by Chic, Engineer William
T., Bunker and DR.. Conrad KCntcr, The
purscr repeated tho account OF Morse s
death. previously made public. verify
ing tho report that his body was found
floatiug near the ship with wound in
the head
Rienl and a Chinese L0aiswain held q
rope. tho cthcY end of which wHs Tied
about Morse waist when he swan
ashore supposedly With contrsband
opium. said Bourne. They were TO draw
him TO the ship at 4 given signal. and
failing TO feel the expected pull on tho
rope drew in and found tie dead body
attached. The purscr said he had been
told by the Chinese hoatsWain that lie
tthe boatsWain) and Rich hastily at
tached 2 weight 10 the body and threp
il back into tho sea Whcn tho body
fIoated near the ship the next day. ac-
coTdng lo Bourne, GIchl descended TO
tho waters edge and detached the
weight, Bourne said Locke and Svocn
knew of the alleged attempt TO land The
opium and that. the lsttcr had described
| the finding Of Morse, dead at the end
OF tho rope. 10 several persons on tho
vessel
McNab Included in his clbicgran to
Ma Mia today All ORDER lnat the bay he
dragged for tile weight which had been
| attached to Morses bodY. The hearing
will he resumed tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
CORONER WILL MAKE
MOST RIGID INQUIRY
Does Not Believe Mrs. Jean
WisWell McComaS Killed
Self in San Francisco.
BY international News Service.

BY International News Service
san FRANCISCO. Oct. 3l.-Mrs
Jean WiswcIl McComas, wife of W. z.
McComas, wealthy Sonora, Mex,
mining man, daughter Of George n
Wisweil. former member of the Rcpub.
licnn national committee from MIS-
consin and sister of Mrs. Walter Wis
we'll o 'Ncill of Paris. "A noted grand
opera singer. IS dead as result of a
bullet wound inflicted in her rooms at
the Angelus apartment house at an
early hour Tuesday morning.
Mrs. MCComas died without regaining g
consciousness and without generating
her husband, who was arrested after
the shooting and held in dctiunc near
" twcntyfour hours. He was later re
leased Oh Il report OF physicians at the
Adler sanitarium, where Mrs, Me
Comas WAS taken that. in tncW opinion
the wound was selfinfictcd In q
statement tonight the coroner declared
he is not satisfied with the report OF
the physicians, and will institute "A
most rigid Investigation.
Mrs. McComas was wounded under
most peculiar circumstances. She had
returned 10 her apartments with her
husband about I clock in the morn
ing after a night spent AT beach re,
sorts Mrs, McComas. according to her
husband, became inceuscd at remark
made by member of their party and
quarrcicd with him on the way homc.
At the door of lhc AngcIus apart
mcnts, declares Mr.. McComas, his wife
told him she would prefer to 20 into the
house alone. McComas said he told her
that would be agreeable TO him, but
that he would net leave until he had
escorted her To their apartments.
Two hours later McComas went TO
the house detective az thc 81. Francis
hotel and told him he was afraid some
thing Was wrong 1t his home, lie said
he qu1rrcicd with his wife. and as he
was leaving the apartment he heard n
revolver shot, but thluklng Mrs, Nc.
Comas might have fired a pistol TO
fYi9htcn him. he paid no attention 10
it, The officer visited the Mctomas
home and found Mrs. McComas lying
on thc floor. fully dressed, with bul.
let through her brain.
-Four wears ago McComas was ar
rested in Los Angeles on Il charge Of
killing Mrs Charlotte Noycs, q wealthy
Boston widow. After Il most scpSa'
tional trisl the jury disagreed, and Me
Comas was never again brought tn
trial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
WHITMAN WILL NOT
DELAY THE TRIALS
Gunmen Who Slew Rosen
thai Will Face Jury Soon;
Lewis Comes First.

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-rhe states de-
cision no, 10 delay the trials OF tho
four ganGsters indicted with Charles
Becker for the murder Of Herman Kosep-
thai was Indicated today when District
Attorney Whitman moved before Justice
Goft for = special panel of 200 talesmen
TO be summoned 10 appear on Novcmbe;
Is. The trial OF the FIRST Of the sunmcn
is expected TO begin November Is or II
Mr., Whitman aud Former Magistrate
c. G. +. Wahle. who is counsel for the
four accused men, have agreed that they
shall be tried separately.
Whitley" Lewis, will bc The first 10
face prosecution. Mr.. Wahle said nc
could call sixteen witnesses in "Whitey's
ldeiensc, For the prosecution, William
shapiro. driver of the murder car. and
Thomas Coupe. former clerk Of the Elks
CLUB, vino fled to England after the mur-
der. will testify.
The grand jury which. indicted Becker
nd the ranssIcrs was discharged today.
Its final act was to indict another mem
ber OF the strong arm squad Of dctec-
lives under Beckcr's command at the
time Eosenthal Was slain, This new in
dictment is for perjury in connection with
q raid by Bcckers squad at a gambling
house run hy Eosenrhsi. The defendant
Is sim on duty and Commissioner Waldo
has been directed TO produce him in ccur.
tomorrow,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
News Eagerly Awaited.

News Of the capture of Nazlm
Pasha s headquarters III Tchorlu is
eagerly awaited, Little has been heard
from the Bulgarian left wing. which
stretches from Bunarhissar to Midia.
In this territory the Turks greatly ont
number the Bulgarians, who have been
only able to hold thcir own. Any slight
success which the Turks obtained here,
however. Was, Of no material i'm.
portancc
The Bulgarian victory WAS due TO
superior strategy combined with the cx.
IRENE energy OF their offensive move
mcnt 1t appears that tho object OF
the rapid advance early in the week on
Visa and Midia was not really to out
flank the Turkish right wing, but t.
ruslea1 the Turks. This WAS success
full. The Turks moved their reserves
by sea and along the coast to
strengthen tho right wing. which
reached to 1strandia. and directed al
their efforts to meeting here what they
! believed TO be the main attack,
Meanwhile the Bulgsrians wer'
really concentrating at Eski. Babs
Continued on Page Two.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
CUBA WILL CHOOSE
PRESIDENT TODAY
Four Thousand Troops En-
camped in the Streets of
Havana to Keep Peace.
Ev International News Service.

Gy International News Service.
HAVANA, Oct 3l.--With 1000
troops cuGamped in the streets Of
Havana tonight and all important
cities aud towns of the entire island
under armed guard, Cuba awaits to-
morrow S presidential election with the
assurance that every effort viii be
made to prevent violence at the polls.
! Late tins afternoon President Gomez
issued manifesto TO the popuace call
ing upon all citizens to preserve the
peace.
The greatest excitement prevails
among the Liberals over the discovery
, thai General Monteagudo, the COM
ma uder Of the Cuban army, has ordered
every army post To communicate tomor'
row as soon as possible after the polls
close, the result OF the balloting. The
Liberals declare that this is indisput-
! able evidence that the army intends to
interfere iC the election does not 80 IN
favor Of the conservatives.
The Liberals demand that the socre-
tary OF the government order the rural
guard returned at once TO barracks
Scnor Fcrrcra, speaker Of the Cuban
house OF representatives. wired Prcs'-
dent Gomez today from Cientucgos de-
ciaring that there is at present no OK
isting government IN Cuba. 'but the
people have tho last word This is
considered revoutionary threat.
\ Telegram 10 the government ra'
cciyed late this afternoon from San
lose de Las Eamos reports that The
conservative faction there was burning
Liberal homes. There has been no con
firmation Of this report
General Mcnocalf. conservative can
didate for president despite the remou-
stranccs of his party leaders and
friends who momcntarily fear his as.
lssssiuation will personally assume
charge OF the Conservative voting to-
morrow.
lIo will begin his operations at $50
clock and will 90 from poll to poll
over rs much OF the country as can bc
covered The trip will he made III an
automobile. and heavy guard Will ac-
company him,
.'Thc Cuban republic viii he saved
or lost within the next twelve hours,
was the substance of circular Of OK
hortation issued by the government
early this morning. 1t was signed by
Saneuilly, secretary Of state. The cir
cular, which was wired TO ALI parts
of the republic, reveals the seriousness
with which the government regards the
situation in Cuba. The pronunc;amcnlo
appeals 10 Cuban patriotism. and asks
that every person preserve order aud
not do anything which will bring shame
OF disaster upon the country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
EXPECT ECONOMY
WILL BE RESUL I
Quartermastcr, Pay and Com.
missary Departments Of The
Army Are Consolidated.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3I,-Consolidal lion
of the aUartormastcv, pay and Comnia-
sary departments Of tho army into tho
now arlcrn1as;er corps will Income Ct
rcciiVc tomorrow, as authorized ny con
gress during the last session. An ella
rate plan OF organization has been
worked out by Major General James t..
hleshlrc. w1o as puartcrm0Strr general
will head tho consolidated departments.
ErgadlsT- general Henry g. Sharpe prcH-
cnt comm'ssary general aud BrlGudlcr
General George Il. Smith. now paymastcr
general. wifi be his assistants.
Many economics are expected 10 follow
the consolidation and a gradual redhic-
tion In employees is anticipated.
The organization of the general quar-
tcrmastcr corps In Washington will be
duplicated in miniature IN each OF tho
great army divisions In the United States
and Hawaii. Each divisional nrgB nj za =
tloh VIII be complete In itTrlr but sub
jcct 10 the general control o. the central
office In this city,
Frhe new order win not become cffcc-
tive IN the Philippines until January. 1918.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
NEWS IS EAGERLY
A WAITED At SOFIA

SOFIA. Oct. 3l.-Ncws of the defeat
Of inc Turkish army was received here
lafo tonight w'ith a feeling OF great re-
Hei, but no noisy demonstration. Con-
hdence III the success OF the Bul,
garlan arms had been mixed with great
anxiety because Uf the lack of news
for the last two days,
The people are now looking forward
to Bulgaria becoming as great power
In The Balkans as Turkey formerly was.
II Is understood that the lighting has
been of The fcrcest character, night
even aifordlng 10 intcrmission.
The Turks suffered severely Many
were captured and great numbers OF
dcJd wcrc left OIL lie field
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
PRESIDENT ON
TIE SHORT END
Wilson the Favorite at | TO
in the Election Betting
in New York.

Ry Intcrns tional News Service.
NEW YORK. Oct 3l,-Rettins On the
election gave no sign Of Increased brisk
ness In the Wall street district today
AZ the Schumin cafe where most of tho
betting has been done so far. the fol-
lowing odds prevailed today:
Wilson. tn /: Roosevelt. : TO :; TAFT
= io I,
Some brokers were sufficiently I'M
pressed with tho Madison Square demon
sliation of Iasl night 10 lcngthen tic odds
Of ~ 10 $. which they had recently been
offering IN favor of Roosevelt Tor sec
ond place in the popular vote, and a
few waSers were madc It odds OF Ia 10 :.
The Taft men were not sp willing to
back thnir candidate as they had been u
short. while ago. when betting was on
even terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
INDICTMENTS CHARGE
UNLAWFUL MONOPOLY

BOSTON Oct 3l.-Thc Consolidated
RcnderinG company Of Boston and four OF
its officers were indicted by tho United
States grand jury today on charge of
conducting an unlawful monopoly of the
beef rendering business In the New Eng
land states. Tho officers indicted are
Edward II. Swift of Chicago, president;
Edward 4. Tilden. Chicago, vicc presi-
dent: Horstio w. Heath, Boston. gen
cral manager and George IL, Swift, Dos-
ton director.
The indictment charges that compcti-
tion w9B eliminated hy secret arrange
ment made by the Consolidated Render
ing compauy's officials With independent
concerns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Cardinal Deeply Touched.

10 use the words Of tho potcd Cath
Ole prelatc himself. il was lone Of
Ire warncst welcomes and kiudest
demonstrations that had ever bccu
accorded him. lie ouly placed orc
above il. the welcome given him by his
people in New York ely upon his re-
turn from Rome after being elevated
TO the college OF cardinals.
Despite his seventy wears and the
tiresome Journey which he bad made.
the cardinal manifested his enjoyment
OF thc occasion Throughout the evening.
and whenever suggestion was made
that he retire because o. wearlDess,
be insisted that be wished 10 remain
up until the entire programme had been
carried out, and he had met the tbrong
that came 60 greet him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Escorted by Troops.

Escorted by the TwoLtie,h infsntly.
the knights of Columbus. representa-
fives of tho Young Ladies' Sodality cf
ST. Mays cathedral and prominent Cath
olics o? the city, Cardinal Farley went
from The Gould depot to the Hotel Ctah
where he was given the famous presi-
Dental suite TO occupy during his stsf
here. With him were the following
prominent eastern pre!atcs:
Monsisuor Michael T. Laycile vicar
general OF the archdiocese OF New York:
MousiGaur James V. Lewis. secretary TO
The Cardinal: Monsisnor Mclean. pastor
Of ST. Peters church. New York city;
Right Rev. Edmund punne. bishop Of
Peoria, H.. and the Rev. Father Luke
j. Eyers pastor o. 81. Andrews church,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Crowds See Parade.

The line OF march. or East Third south
from the depot to Main street and then
north to The Hotc! Utah. was lined by
throng eager TO catch glimpse of the
visitor
Besides ,he band from thr fort Held
band was at the head Of tic knights ct
Columbus delegation. \ squad from the
local police force, led by Inspector Carl
son. First Sergeant Emil johnson and
Sergeant Zen Stsgfus. headed the pa
wade. Cardinal Farley. thc membcrs of
bis party aud the local roceptlon com
ml;tee brought up the rear In autcmo-
l,,IcS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01

NDON, Oct. 3l.-A four days
~ IbnttIc III Thracc has ended IN
the triumph Of tho Bulgarian
: yIcommander-in.chief, General Sa.
& hose skillful strategy has prob
i fonsht to close ono Of tho short
most remarkable wars on rec
eat Turkish army estimated at
han 100000 mcu, has been dc
pond is in retreat. Constantinople
rcd to be al the mercy of tho
4 ons Bulgarian army. and coun.
y ! Ing at tho porte, is discussing
= liability of suciug for peace.
- Is the news which comes from
ntinoplc.
NJ cnly fortnight since Turkey
= d war. The first week of the
81 closed with the dramatic fall
3 Kilisseb, fully revealing for
. n timc the disorganization, bad
/. and inefficient conmissarlat OF
sp fk1sh army. Today that army is
W routed within fifty miles frou
= ptInople. and possibly It's retrcaI
,, fhe capitals S line of dcfonses i;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Guest at Banquet.

Arriving at the hotel the cardinal was
,he guest of honor al a banquet ten
dcrcd him py prominent Catholics of the
city. and attended by Mayor I'nrk. Chief
Justice Frlck of the supreme court ana
other wcll known civilians aDd clergy
men. The banquet. served on table
beautifully decorated with immense hou-
ouets of chrysarthemums and "oatche-
Iors' buttons" and strcwp with sniiax.
ferns and white flowers, Was held In the
private dining room OH tho uius1snino
floor.
At the banquet Cardinal Farley was
seated At the head of the long oval
Continued OH Page Two.).
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Badly Fooled.

'et inns point seems a little IN
INC BulgarisDs gave way and
'%oie Nazim pasha 10 report 10
'''noplc some success in this di-
y meantime, however, General
'',ed his great strength against
hs Weakened left wing. which
'ea In at Lulc Bureas. The fight
'R the whole front. which cvi,
s neen Of the most stubborn
e'mincd character, WAS carried
1nd night without intcrnussion
sioes lost heavily,
'p.nre OF Nazim Pasl,a's head
aI Tchorlu, TO which town the
Turks retrcatcd, has not as
exported, but is hourly expect.
efcnt the Turks will be forced
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Mayor Park Delivers Ad-
dress of Welcome and
Cardinal Responds,
Praising City in Glow
ing Terms; Former
Senator kearns Speaks
for Catholic Laity.

lis EMINENCE, Cardinal Farley,
III arrived III Salt Lake few min.
utes after clock last even.
lug, and three hours later, when
ne retired for the night. be had won
the hearts of the scores. Picturcsque!v
rohed in the scarlet robes Of his high
office. the red cloak, the black cassock
trimmed with red, tine crimson bcrcttu
and cap and the massive gold fpcc-
toral cross hanging bv heavy gold
chain from mis- neck, he was the central
figure in welcome which IN brillisncy
and enthusiasm has seldom been
ccualed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
BRIEFS ARE FILED
IN CLARK BABY CASE

Los ANGELES, Oct 31.-lsrIers were
filed In the appellate court today by op.
posing counsel In the Clark Tanner case
and Il decision IS expected tomorrow
whereby the custody Q? j. Ross Clarl II,
will be settled at least temporarily Mrs.
John 5. Tanner mother OF The hoy. aud
]. Ross Clark, the grandfathcr. each an
nounccd thai further legal steps would
he taken in the event OF an adverse de-
ciSlon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
INIT Is Brief.

fhe briefest and vagucst az
q tho great battle have yet been
" f0r the WAT has been especial
'Fkablc in that not a single war
|'ndent has been allowed on the
'<cept with n little Monteucgriu
"a against Scutari,
no independent personal nara.
the absorbing events have been
and the world has had TO de,
piased official accounts pTovid.
.ne respective govcrnpcnts, or
o details supplied by wounded
FentiY Nazim l'asha has been
sis outmaDouvcrcd by Sayoff 's
Rencr'lship, The Bulgarian turn.
ement along the Black sea coast
'edrs to have been fcin,, which
The Turkish commander tc
~ main army 10 the eastward
ouecc that tic Bulgarian forcc
s'dc had The greatest difficulty
W1R Tic Turk in rhccE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Hog Cholera In Canada.

MO0SEJAW, Sask.. Oct. 3l.-An
outbreak of hog cholera has broken
out in this province, Although it has
been given other names, il seems Ger
tain that in many parts the ''stc!i-
pess' which has ravishcd the herds is
none other than the decimatipg cholera
itself,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
kks Seize Islands of the Aegean and Pre-
bre to Move on SaIoniki and Monastir;
keat Powers Disturbed at Success of Allies
hd Are Eager for Intervention; Premiers
E Greece and Servia Go to Paris to Meet
bincare.

within the defensive lines of Tcbatalja
the only remaining fortified position
protecting Constantinoplc, IT lies twen
ty-fve miles 10 the northwest of the
ga mini
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01

oNDON. Nov. .1.-NaEim Pasha,
Iurkish Minister of war and
1andcr-iu- -cfief i'll ThraCe, has
n been shot or taken prisoner,
ling to a dispatch from Sofia
he Post.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
|RKS BEATEN BACK To
last LINE IF DEFENSE,
CABINET TALKS Of PEACE

parian General Savoff Victorious in Great
bur day Battle; Deceives Nazim Pasha,
Pho Is Reported Taken or Shot; Capture of
|chorlu Is Imminent and Impetuous Troops
i Gar Ferdinand Will Then Rush on
|onstantinople.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
HAIL CARDINAL
At BANQUET 7 AND
BIC RECEPTION

Salt Lake People We'll
come His Eminence,
Cardinal Farley, and
Party; Fort Douglas
Troops and Band Lead
Parade From Depot;
Prelate Is Warmly
Greeted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Cardinal Farley and the Members of His Party
Photographed Upon Their Arrival In Salt Lake

Earle tn Rev Dunno Rev at
New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
GREAT

The Adventures Of Craig Ken
nedy. Scientific Detective, begin
III next Sundays Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01

es,t Lake Metal Prices;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01

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