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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-19
Baltimore Strike Better.

The American Smelling and kennins
Conpanys refinery at Baltimore is said 10
have the strike question we'll III hand. Inc
refinery is resuminG operations. Unless the
outside men return 10 work in the near
future others will be employed to take their
plsces. The "hustlers" handle the copper
from the refinery TO shipboard. Last month
about 100000 pounds of copper for foreign
shipment was delayed or account OF the
strike. and there IS likely TO be more delay
this month If the outside men refuse to
come 10 terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-19
Exports.
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Export ( o b anoat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-19
The Ice Men.

American Ice took an upward movement
d, The market yesterday, selling upward
oS,. an advance of full point on Friday
c,osirc and "a new record for the present
,o,r Il is little bit farfotche0 that the
appearance Of sunshine may hay" caused
The pool to discount the hot weather ana
,rv 10 make little profit in the market
now instead of waiting for it to come IN
1u,v OF course IT is said that the directors
expect 10 put the stock on a dividend basis
in The fall. but It may be only great OK
rectations.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-19

Ad>.ices from Pittsburgh say that the
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
has advanced its prices on all coated TN
mill products 81 a ton. making the basis
ESQ p box for 100 pounds of coke tinplates'
while terne plates are s. 50 a double box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-19
CHEESE

.uu,lilst lions. BIrtic~ weaker. checks nrn
Nearby eggs fairly steady, but outside quota
lions rather sNtr.Iur. Fresh gathered. extras
dozen ..r. extra nrsts. storage packed, 2ic
arsts zoo 20isc. extra hrsts. regular packing
goa cote. 1rsts 49, % l9isc; seconds. u y lNc
thirds aud poorer. 100 itisc; dirtieSi No L.
IITGl5fsc. No . Ia. n iB17c; .hccks. sood {,
nne. 15dI5iac. poor 90 fair, lod l4G GUS .,B.
eggs. baltimore. 25H 2Gc. western iva sc
PENNSYLVANIA and nearby. hennery whites
fancy large new laid. - = a %. selected. 6alr
~ ..nh n nH-- N....ln. cat hNred - v 2 &c
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
tnr redcrpl wlreIess relegrnrh.l

MILWAUKEE. Wisconsin, November
l2.-Special to The Advertiser John
Schranke. who shot Col Roosevelt last
montb, today pleaded guilty to assault
with intent to murder. Colonel Roose-
welt VIII he asked to come to Milwau-
kee to testify against his assailant, if
examination shows Schranke to be sane,
according to District Attorney ZabeI.
Schrankn was brought into the court
room heavily manaced. He pleaded to
the charges before Municipal Judge Au-
gust Backus.
"Did Won intend to murder Theodore
Roosevelt as you are charged?' asked
District Attorney label. "Do you
plead guilty or not guiltyi'
az plead guilty to shooting that man,
if that 5 what you mean" answered
Schranke.
"Did you intend to kill Theodore
Rooseve'tl' asked Zarel.
"'l did not intend TO kill Roosevelt, y
responded Sehranke. ''but did intend
TO warn Roosevelt, the third-termer.'
"Did you intend to kill or murder
Roosevelt, the Progressive candidate
for PRESIDENT" asked label. ~ want
direct answer
az did not want to kill the Progress.
sive party; ! shot Roosevelt as warn
ing 10 other third-termers.
Judge Backus this afternoon named
an insanity commission to examine
Schranke. If he is found insane, he
will be sent to an asylum.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
tnr Federal wIrsls., Telegraph. i,

MADRID, Spain, November 1S.-
Especial to The Advertiser) All Spain
is in fever of excitement today over
the fate of Manuel Pardis Zarrate, the
twenty-eight year old anarchist, who as.
sassinated Premier Canalejas yesterday.
Although the assassin turned the re.
volver on himself and fred bullet into
his head, it failed to strike vital spot.
Absolute confirmation of this fact was
secured today, but the condition and
whereabouts of the anarchist are
guarded.
The police today directed their efforts
to seeking the original of a photograph
Of beautiful girl found in Zarrate IS
effects. 1t bore the following inscrip-
ton: "To my unforgetful Manuel. -
The police suspect she is a member of
Zarrate s anarchist organization.
a memorandum book, containing mys-
terious hieroglyphics, also was found in
Zarrate IS pockets. Experts today at
tempted TO decipher the code, but
failed.
General Weyler, commonly called
"The Butcher of Cuba" is the strong.
est candidate for Spanish premier.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
lnr Feasrnl wIreIess Telsrrnphl J

CHEYENNE, Wyoming, November
l2.-(Special to The Advertiser) -
Flashing into riot at a challenge and a
dare, nearly one hundred members of
Batteries B and d, Fourth Field Artil.
lery. l.. s. A, clashed in n melee in the
streets here last night. spread terror
through the town and drew a guard
from Fort d. A. Russell on summons
from Mayor Bresnahan who had al.
ready ordered the chief of police TO
swear in hundred additional policemen
and arrest both batteries.
LieutenAnts Quinn and Mcbride ar.
rived IN time to reinforce the hard.
pressed police and arrested ffty sol,
diers.
As result Of the riot, PHyates T..
SiIaursky and b. IS. Martin were se,
honsly injured.
A feul 0f long standing between ihe
tN0 batteries had existed Inst night
iu tho presence 0f number of both
batteries "a trooper Uf Battery u
hohfted that be- WHs 900 better man
thbn any member of Battery D, Thi
hglt ihai started tproai through tA,
ftffefs and revolver we're dTHHu uut
fred by some M fhr troopers lhf mu
iortYr hOWrFor uap1 thdr Hmp0H. a
rluhf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
RACE SUICIDE AMONG
C0LlEGE-BRED WIVES

PHILADELPHIA, October 27.--fhe
authorities az Bryn Mawr, one of the
exclusive women 5 colleges Of the coun
try, recently completed statistical
table, based On answers received from
graduates who have married, The re.
suits would Indicate that the higher
education OF women leads 90 rapid race
suicide, The statistics were not collect.
cd ior this purpose, but rather for the
Information of the alumni Of tho col,
lego
Tho statiatlrs take lu ihe GLASSES from
800 90 lHlls lu the Wrutyoue years
anG nf tho graduates married, nud Of
those Aul HusN elrl ihf questions asked
hy rho college nf ihof i'a bod rhiI
lfrn.
Tlr remarkable Hu nf thf report ir
llai Nlifh aHuEa ihr decrease Iu tht
Hfefngf numhrf NJ rlilafln a. the fHm
llB 1he WEh point Nas rfarhri lu lsaN
Hnl lsns. NHrH ihf rhiIIrFu HFrfasrd
fnm ~ iia i4mIIf nf fHimim fIuu
iIH thr itnrHiHF. haH dropped uHrll
1880 NhfH ~ HEtHHHH nHIf llIHf ifHfhi
nl q fiIli tn iNr fWlr
~ fnFHit NHN HfII fiH HiatHHff.
lafr lNH IhH Wrf'rIa n iii .lIHuH
Nf Hl'ft f HHN NHf HHi lH HIH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
ANARCHIST KILLS
PREMIER Of
SPAIN

Cny coeal wircl,s Telegraph
Spain. November l2.--
ts. ac Advel iser) Premier
was shot rnd killed here
500 pbrdmasay Zarrate a
mist. WHO then shot and
killed h usrii. The assassination, II is
hrst move towards
general uprising Of delegates Of the re
.C. 90 rovemmet !, headed 10y
le late Francisco Forrar,
the educator.
r1 swation occurred in front OF
the building Of the ministry of the in
ierii fronts on Puerto del Sol,
% center of Madrid.
Sterrnr behind Canalcjas, the assas
sin fred wico. Each bullet entered
Canolcies head and he fell dead. Ear
rate 'ito sure his victim was dead
shot hi before the police arrived.
TIL s-r ~as packed with pedes
trians at the time, and the widest con
fusion followed. Police and military
guards attempted to clear the square
and the throngs of persons scattered
wildly. Scores of loaded mules which
were passing the square at the time.
X x X X X X X X x II X X X \ 4 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
tnr Federal wIreIe.. rslsrr,ph. /,

SALEM, Massachusetts,, November
i3.-(Speeial to The Advertiser) Flat
denial Of charges that he is an an.
archist, OF that he favored anarchism,
was voiced by Joseph Ettor, codefend.
ant with Antonio Caruso and Arturo
Giovannitti on charges of numbering
Anna Lopizzo, a woman striker, when
he again took the stand here today in
his own defense.
The witness also denied that he had
ever counseled violence.
"I believe that violence in any in
dustrial struggle will only harm. Right
now wish to say that, politically, l am
a Socialist, but from an industrial stand.
point l am an industrial.unionist ] am
not an anarchist. Anarchy is the
philosophy of individualism; industrial
unionism is the philosophy of col
lectivism.' -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15

SAN FRANCISCO, November ID
Especial to The Advertiser) Chief
Deputy State Quarantine Officer Fred
erick Maskew has issued a statement to
the effect that no Mediterranean fly
pest has heen found in bananas or ba-
mana packings from Honolulu.
The bananas secured by Italian fish
ermen, after having been opened and
thrown overheard Saturday and then
taken by the fishermen to Fishermen g
Cove and transferred to peddlers and
sold throughout the bay, were spoiled
bananas and not infested with Mediter-
ranean fly, explained Maskew today.
The spoiled bananas were from the
steamship Ventura, having spoiled
through the overheating of the cargo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
tBy Federal wireless Telegraph }

INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, November
13.-(Special to The Advertiser)-
Eighteen lives were forfeited in Irving
ton, an indianapolis suburb, early to-
day, by the carelessness of brakeman
on the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
railroad in neglecting to close a switch
after freight train had backed into a
siding, in compliance with orders.
A few minutes later loaded passen-
ger train, en- route to Cincinnati from
indianapolis, crashed into the rear end
of the freight, instantly killing fourteen
passengers and injuring four Others so
badly that they died later in hospital
here.
An exploding gas tank fred the
wreckage, but the flames were soon ex-
tinguished by a bucket brigade.
Conductor Williams was crushed to
death as he stood in the aisle of the day
coach collecting tickets.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
nv Federal wireless Telegraph. }

PRINCETON, New Jersey, November
to The Advertiser Pres.
ident-eleet Woodrow Wilson said today
that in his informal visit with the New
Jersey congressional delegation in Tren.
ton yesterday he had been able to talk
only with William Hughes, United
States senator-to-be from New Jersey,
and Representative Tuttle, as TO what
they thought of an extra session of con.
gress.
Each man had expressed himself in
favor of an extra session, he said
The Governor liked President Taft s
speech in Washington predicting that
under a Democratic administration the
South would have greater share in
the national government and that see
tional lines would tend TO disappear.
ut was very generous speech, -
said Mr.. Wilson.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
tnr r.a,rnl wIr.l.., r.l.r,,nh !

VALLEJO, California, November 10.
: Especial to The Advertiser) 49, The
Maze island officials nave requested in
formation Of the navy department re-
garding the movement of the cruiser
South Dakota, which has been under
repairs here for the last three months,
having come to Mare Island following
the loss of her propeller between Yoko-
hama and Honolulu.
The shafts for the propeller arrived
in the yard today and all other work
has been finished off. 1t is expected
that she will be ready for sea in three
weeks time. 1t is probable that she
viii then proceed to San Diego for
target practise.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15

Premier of Spain, who was assassinated
by an anarchist yesterday.
X x X X X X 4 X i: X X X X X X X
took fright, with the human terror add
ing to the confusion.
Cavalry then scattered the croTd.
Practically every known and prominent
member of the anarchist group in the
city was arrested within few moments
of Canalejas death, but despite this a
general uprising is feared.
The authorities believe the inhamma
tory speeches delivered on Sunday in
a memorial meeting in honor of Ferrar
inspired Zarrate to his deadly attack.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
Cannot Reach Agreement.
tBy Federal Wireless telegraph }

CannOt Reach Agreement.
tBy Federal Wireless TeieErAph.)
LONDON, November 12.-(special to
rhe Advortiser) The deadlock in the
International political situation, brought
about by the Balkan States war, con.
rinues. Neither Austria. Hungary nor
Servia has given way on a single essen
tial point in regard to the future of
Albania, and the proposed occupation
By the Servians of port on the Adri-
attic sea.
The Russian newspapers are daily in
tenafying the warlike tone of their
support of the Servian cause.
Some European chancellories took n
more optimistic view today of the con
liton of affairs, assuming that yester-
lay IS conferences between the Austrian
md Servian statesmen in Budapest
',ave tended to relieve the crisis. The
sr,it European Powers not directly in
tcrcsted in the outcome are making
,troug efforts to reconcile the two an
tagonstic countries.
1t is believed that Germany has at
east induced Austria. Hungary not to
press her objections to Servia's aims
until the end of the campaign. Germany
mas pointed out that the whole question
f the Balkan Mountain States trou-
hlrs can then be settled by Euro
pean conference in which the Balkan
nations should have voice.
When Archduke Francis Ferdinand,
the heir to the Austrian crown, meets
the German Emperor very shortly, the
conference will be drawn up in outline.
This view comedies with that of Great
Britain, as Premier Asquith explained
in his speech on Saturday.
The authorities in Vienna take pains
to point out that the military confer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
NO BAIL FOR PUGILlsT.

WASHINGTON, November 13.-(By
Associated Press Cable) - Frederick
Lehman, solicitor general, filed his
brief in the case of the pugilist, Jack
johnson, held in Chicago on several
'white slave' charges. Mr.. Lehman
declared that inasmuch as the accusa-
tions against johnson are not extradict-
able, the believes it would be "inadvis-
able to admit johnson to bail" The
black fighter will therefore probably
have to remain in Jail indefinitely.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
tnr Federal wireles, relerrnph. J

SAN FRANCISCO, November 49,
Especial to The Advertiser) r)-The board
of regents of the University of Cali
fornia has appointed John Washington
Gilmore, president of the College of
Hawaii, professor of agronomy, begin
ming July I, 1913, at salary of $4,000.
Doctor Gilmore has had vast expert
ence in the Philippine Islands, where
he established agricultural schools, and
in China, where he founded the agricul
tural college of Wuchang.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15

house for calling Premier Asquith a
traitor Speaker james Lowther said
the premiefs motion was unprceedcnt-
cd hut was quite in order
Tho premier then submitted his mo
tion, aud, In support of II, said II the
house did not fcverse the decision by
committee on the amendment Of Sir
Frederick Banbury, the government
would be unable to proceed with the
bill.
The most supplementary language
was hurled about the house before the
suspension.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15

ences being held in Budapest are not
incongruous with Austria 3 desire for
peace. They explain that plans and
precautionary measures have been con.
'sidered, but they say they will not be
carried out unless Servia should violate
Austrian interests.
There has been some talk of n naval
demonstration on the Adriatic coast
carrying out of this depends on the
course of events.
Heavy Losses in Battle.
BELGRADE, Servia, November 12.-
(By Associated Press Cable) Official
returns of the killed and wounded in
the recent fighting near Perlepe show
that the Servians lost 5000 and the
Turks more than 5000. Details of the
battle declare that the entire country
side has been rendered uninhabitable
for weeks to come and the damage done
TO property impossible to estimate.
Capture Turkish Fortress.
RlEKA, Albania, November 2.-(By
associated Press Cable)-A force or
Montenegrins this morning attacked
ana captured the fortress of Tarakosch
on the Lake of Scutari. Their loss was
heavy. The Turks were driven out with
tremendous loss in men and munitions.
Powers in Deadlock.
LONDON, November 12.-(By Asso-
ciated Press Cable)-The deadlock of
the European Powers continues without
sign of break. England and Germany
continue their demands that Russia and
Austria. HUNGARY shall refrain from
making specific demands upon the AL
lies until after the present campaign
shall have closed. Russia and Austria
maintain their attitude of determine
tion and fresh complications are feared.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
cBy Federal Wireless Telegraph }

SAN FRANCISCO, November IL
Especial 20 The Advertiser) is
sued by the war department and receiv-
ed in division headquarters here today
call for the transfer of two well-known
officers of the army, Col. william Paul
ding. Twenty fourth Infantry, transfer
red to the Fourth Infantry, and Col
William c. Butler of the Fourth to
take command of the Twenty-fourth.
Colonel Butler is ordered to proceed
to San Francisco and sail for Manila
10 Join his new command December o.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
nv Federal wireless Telqprnph )

INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, Novem-
ber l3.-(Special to The Advertiser -
Because of the illness of two jurors,
the trial here of forty-seven labor
union men accused of illegally trans
porting dynamite is postponed until to-
morrow.
To add to the delay of the case, Mrs.
Alta Hawkins, an important witness for
the government, was shot in the legs
Yesterday while hunting. Mrs. Hawkins
kept a boarding.house here which was
frequented by ironworkers in 1909 1t
has been planned to have her testify
against the defendants.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
tpv Federal wireless Telegraph.)

LOUISVILLE. Kentucky, November
l2.-(Speciai to The Advertiser)-
The reported escape from prison of
General Felix Diaz, nephew of former
President Porfirio Diax of Mexico,
and the father of the late rebellion
aga INST the Mexican Administration
of President Francisco l. Madero, Jr,
is told in letter received here today
by r. G. Kirwin, from Il. A. Dickerson,
a copper magnate of OaXaca, Mexico.
Diaz escaped, so the letter says, on
November g.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
lRr Federnl wireIess Telerraph.l }

NEW York, November 12.-(Special
to The Advertiser) Blanche Ring, the
actress, who has been starring during
the present season in "A Wall Street
Girl is today the wife of c. j. Win
ninger of Wausau, Wisconsin, who has a
minor part in her company.
Miss Ring wired friends in New York
of the wedding, which took place in
Boston week ago.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
BORN.

ENGLE-In Honolulu, November IL,
1912, to Mr.. and Mrs. Weller A.
Engle, son.
HORNER-In Honolulu, November IL,
1912, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hor-
ner, daughter.
HEILBRON - In Honolulu, Eleventh
avenue Kaimuki, November IA, 1912,
to Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Heilbron,
daughter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
CHAPLAIN BELL WAITING
TO GET BACK TO POST
(By Federal Wireless Te,eeraph.) }

SAN FRANCISCO, November 10
Especial to The Advertiser) Chaplain
Samuel H. Bell, First Field Artillery,
who has been on leave of absence, has
reported in army headquarters here and
has been assigned to temporary duty
until the departure of a transport which
will take him to rejoin his station at
Schofeld Barracks, Oahu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
GROUP.

Tbis disease Is 30 dangerous and so
rapid in is development that every
mother Of young children should be
prepared for II. It is very risky 10
wait until tie attack of Group appears
ana then send Tor medicine and let tho
child suffer until II can be obtained.
chamberlain = Cough Remedy h prompt
and etfe,tual aud has never been known
90 fail In any ease, For sale by Ben
son, smith a Cor Ltd, agents f0T
Hawaii. AdW.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15

The supervisors last night decided to
notify Chairman Bishop of the board of
harbor commissioners that they are
agreeable to the plan TO have bids open
ed for the county Is road to the proposed
Waikane wharf opened on the same day
and at the same time that bids for the
wharf are opened by the Territory. By
doing this the work on both the road
and the wharf will be hand in hand aud
be completed on or about the same time.
Bids viii soon be advertised for
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
~ FRANCIsCO. November IL

San FRANCISCO, N0vember 70
lBy Associated Press Cable Com
stantly dwindling as the returns from
Democratic counties are added 10 the
total electoral vote Of California, the
plurality Of Colonel Roosevelt over
President Elect Wilson in this State
was but twenty-four at midnight. The
official returns are but partially com
plete and the relation OF tho two
leaders in the vote may change before
the last precincts report,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
TRIAL OF GUNMEN BEGINS.

NEW YORK, November 12.(-By AS
sociatcd Press Cable) The four gun
men, accused of completely in the mur-
der of Herman Rosenthal the head of
gamblers gang, shot and killed some
months ago at the door of the Metro
pole Hotel, are now on trial. The jury
which viii try the men was completed
this morning, The courtroom is pack
ed, and the interest in the trial is in
tense.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
LATE VICE PRESIDENT
LEAVES ESTATE TO WIDOW
(By Federal Wireless Telegraph. }

UTICA, New York, November ~
Especial to The Advertiser)-The will
of the late Vice President James s.
sherman has been admitted TO probate.
lie named as his executors his widow,
Carrie Babcock sherman, and wills all
of his estate TO her.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
tBy Federal wireless Telegraph, ,

MILWAUKEE,, Wisconsin, November
l3.-(Special to The Advertiser) Five
alienists today began examination of
the mental condition of John Schranke
who yesterday pleaded guilty to having
attempted to slay Theodore Roosevelt
in Milwaukee a month ago.
Moderator Richard Dewey of the
sanity commission appointed announced
that the sessions would be secret and
that only the defendant and his attor.
ney and witnesses who might be sum.
moned, and representative of District
Attorney label would be admitted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
STEAMER LURLINE AGAIN
ON HER HONOLULU RUN
fBy Federal wireless Telegraph.) }

SAN FRANCISCO, November 49,
Especial to The Advertiser) with a
large list Of passengers and full cargo,
the steamship Lurline of the Matson
Navigation Company, Captain Weldon,
resumed her Honolulu run today, after
laying off one trip after the rush of
the sugar season.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
FIGHTING STOPS;
TURKEY SEEKS
PEACE

(By Federal wireless Telegraph)
CoNSTANTlN0PLE, Novem-
ber l3, q p. m.-(Special to
The Advertiser)-An armistice
is now being arranged for be-
tween the Turkish and Bull
garian forces. II is announced
that hostiIities will cease this
evening at sundown.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
nv. Federal wireless Telegraph.l

SALEM, Massachusetts,, November
l2.-(Special to The Advertiser)-Re'
.cital of the part he played in the In
dustrial Workers of the World struggle
in Lawrence last winter was given to
the Jury today by Joseph j. Ettor, CO.
defendant with Antonio Caruso and Ar.
turo Giovannitti, on trial here for the
murder of Anna LOpezzO, woman
striker.
Ettor outlined his career from the
time he first joined the shipbuilders'
union in San Francisco up to the time
of the Lawrence strike. Ettor admitted
that he had addressed the strikers in
Lawrence, but denied that he melted
the workers to violence.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15

lOhnOA, November lS- Especial 10
ihe AdYrrilsefl Hoppe VI ihr Union
isis in connection silh ihe lTisb Home
hulr hlll Nfra destroyed to-day, when
Speaker James loslhsr hrli M order
the premier : molten 81 fmfipi ihr dr.
sltlon ~ the hunFf ln rpmWliirr by
hhirh ihr gufrWmfHi Nas drifHiei lRrf
hrrf,
Ihr dehafa pftapiaifi t0mf
sfrnH AHnng Rblfh 80 NiIllam 1901,
iAnaeH mfHhHT sac rif.iei ifam ihf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
UNION STRIKERS SHOT
BY DEPUTIES IN RIOT

BINGHAM, Utah, November 12.-
(By Associated Press Cable)-In a
clash between striking miners and the
deputy sheriffs here this morning, two
members of the union were shot and
fatally injured. They died at the hos
pital later. 1t was with difficulty that
the special officers and the police man
aged to restore order in the town.