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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
Doctors Said He Had Dropsy

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
Gray Hair Restored
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There is no longer any reason why
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
Finicky Appetites
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
IN NO
IMMEDIATE DANGER

BRUNSWICK, Ga. Feb. S,-WilIiam
Rockefeller, threatened with physical
collapse yesterday while being exam.
incd bv Chairman Arsene +. Pulo. and
Counsel Samuel Untermyer Of the house
of representatives committee investIgat
ing the so-called "monev trust. IS in
no immediate danger, according to his
physician. DIR. Walter +. Chappclle said
tonigh that Mr.. Rockefeller was rest
ing we'll, though his condition IS serious
1t was reported today that Mr., Rock
efeller, who is suffering from M, nfee-
lion Of the throat. would be taken to
New York in few days for an opern
ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
DEMOCRATS DODGE
ECONOMY CAUCUS
House Members Left Free TO
Vote for Two Battleships if
They Feel SO Inclined.

WASHINGTON, FEB. S.-No caucus
pledge will bind the bouse Democrats
this year when they vote on appropria-
tion for battleship construction.
An " economy caucus, " called for to-
night by members opposed to the au-
thorization Of any battleships in the
naval appropriation bill AT this session,
failed TO materiaiize rs result of the
absence OF practically all Democratic
members who favor an increased navy.
Only seveniy-thrcc members appeared
aud, as lie were needed for quorum.
the meeting adjourned after listening
to a pension speech by Representative
Sherwood OF Ohio.
Speaker Clark and Democratic Leader
underwood were present, although il is
an open secret that both opposed the
calling of the caucus. Only three mem-
6ers of fbc naval committee attended.
representatives Hensley % Missouri
and Trlbblc of Georgia. opposed to bat.
tleSblps and Talbot OF Maryland, who
made the point Of no quorum aud moved
Adjournment.
The absence of . quorum was not un-
expected, word having been passed yes
tcrday that the two bntfles ship meu
were to stay away, to make certain
there should be no action,
II Is stated that the naval commit
tee Is certain 90 recommend the con.
structiou of at least two hattleSbips and
with large majority of Republicans in
The house fayoring an increased navy,
tho big navy advocates say there is no
dounJ about favorable action on the
committee 5 report.
Representative Curlev of Massachu.
setts said tonight that esriy next week
Democratic members standing for q
progressive naval policy would hold
a conference To agree upon a course Of
action
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
PRIEST
URGES CURFEW LAW

NEW YORK, Feb. s.-A curfew law
for New York city was urged by the
Rev. Il. Curry. pastor OF large East
Side Roman Catholic church. before the
Republican club at IT'S weekly discussion
today when the topic was "The Control
of Vice"
Father Curry told how his observation
of children of the street showed they
were driven 10 the pavements by Impa-
tient parents who disliked the disturb
ances OF childhood In their homes and
how in the alleys and byways little boys
ana girls became the prey OF degenerate o
ghous. ever hunting the alley-ways and
fleeing from the reach of the moral teach
err
Tho curfew. he said, was the best rem
edy he had to suggest after wears Of
study. The presence OF children unnc-
companied on the streets should be pro-
hibitcd after Q o'clock at night. he said.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
Bio ek ade d
Every Household in Salt Lake City
Should Know How to Resist 1t.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
FARMER
RELIEVED OF $1,000

utes after he had drawn $1,000 from a
bank today, John kreiner, n farmer,
was iostled by two strangers. one of
whom called the farmer s attention to
curiosity in the lobby Of the bank,
while the other, he believes. distracted
the money, which was in an envelope
in an inside pocket,
Kreiner discovered his loss while ono
of the men was In sight
1'Searcb me- said the stranger; 81
have not n cent.
Kreiner made hasty search, without
result and allowed the man to depart.
Then he hurried to the police station.
No trace of the men or money has been
Gouu3.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
GIRL WEDS
TITLED FRENCHMAN

BALTIMORE, Feb. s.--Miss Elinor
Douglas Wise, daughter of the late
Commander Frederick NJ. Wise, U. 8
~, was married at the cathedral here
TODAY TO Armand, due de Richelleu ct
de Fronsac of France, Cardinal Glib
bons performed the ceremony ut Il low
mass, the nuptial mass NOT oeing sung
during Lent,
Following the service a wedding
breakfast was served TO about 200
guests, quite number of whom came
from New York, philadelphia and
Washington.
The due de Richelieu, who IS the IN
beritor Of the name and nobiliary dig
mites of Cardinal Richeiieu, is half
American. His mother was Alice
Heine. daughter of Michael Heine, a
banker of New Orleans.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
SWIFT DEFENDS THE
COMMISSION MEN
Missouri Legislative Commit
lee Informed Livestock
Business IS on Square.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Feb S.-De.
mails that aoy combinations existed ut
ibe Kansas City stock yards to control
selling prices of cattle were made TO
the legislative committees here today
by Kansas City stockmen and the com.
mitteemeu were invited TO inspect the
books of any commission man there.
The hearing was upon two bills be
fore the Legislature, fixing schedule
Of prices for commission men To charge
FOR buying and selling cattle and an
other establishing a livestock inspection
department to regulate that business
That popular fiction Of the 1.-Two.
stock commission business, said j. G..
Swift, spokesman for the stockmen,
"is that everybody in il soon rolls in
wealth. The commission men work
harder and get less for the money they
handle than any other business men. -
Mr. Swift said the commission men s
percentage on the total cost of a beef
or hog from the farm to the dinnerota-
bic was one three-fourths of | per
cent,
''Isn't it fact" Representative
Swiers asked, ''that farmer can't buy
cattle at the yards until the spectators
have had chance at the cattle first
Don't you sell to the spectators and
thus force the farmer 10 buy feeders
from them?'
"Absolutely NOT Swift replied
"The commission men cultivate the
farmer g buying and are glad TO have
good string Of them as customers,
because they generally pay longer
price than the speculators
Mr., Swift said the spectators were
benefit to the livestock business
'fThey maintain market ali week
and act as balance wheel Of livestock
b,,sinasa -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
PETlolFIED MAN Is
FOUND IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Feb. S.-A Ueirfied man
was found here today IN The basement OF
a roon1ing house about To be torn down.
The body was in an oldfashioned coffin
with iron handles.
The public administrator was cxamln-
Ing the promises after the death pf the
Lessee. q. widow who died suddenly sew
eral days ago. He stumbled over long
dust box IN the cellar. II was dragged
into the light and opened. Ii contained
d human body perfectly preserved by pet
rlfaction. a hole I'm the head appeared
to have been caused by bullet. The
cover of the coffin WAS tightly screwed
down. Neighbors were unable 10 throw
eny light on It's presence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
JUDGE SCORES JURORS
IN THE WlSNER CASE

NEW YORK. Feb s.--The goveen-
meutS case against A. l.. Wisner and
John NJ Meyers Indicted for misuse of
Ihe mails to promote oil and mining prop
er,ies, resulted today in no verdict. The
jury was discharged after vainly trying
for fortysi% hours 10 agree.
The trial lasted nine weeks and cost
the government $4,000.
Wlsner and Meyers were accused of
defrauding Investors all over ths country
OF more than S2.000,000. Their main de-
fensc was that Il partner. who went 10
Europe, but later returned TO become a.
government witness, got most OF the
money.
Never in all my experiences said
Judge Mack. !.have | seen a clearer cage
Tor conviction or damaging evidence bet
ter produced. II Is almost Incompetent
sible TO me how any OF these jurors could
have stood ont all this time against con-
viction.'
Pending n new trial the defendants
were admitted TO bail The amount in
Meyers case was fixed at Sl2.50O; In
WisDer's. $4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
CORRUPTION CHARGES
NOT SUBSTANTIATED
Y international News Service.

Ry InIerIat.onal Views Service,
WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-Tbe valid
ily Of the seats in the senate Of Mcssrs
Chiffon and Watson Of West Virginia
is not TO be Investigated The commit
tee on privileges and elections today
voted unanimously that there was moth.
ing substantiating the charges that cor.
ruption was shown in the election of
either Of these senators.
Even Senator Kenyon OF Iowa. who
has urged an inquiry into this election,
after going over all Che evidence sub
mitted, voted with his associates TO
throw out the charges and remove the
stain attempted to be put upon the
election Of the two senators from West
Virginia,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
UNKNOWN ASSASSIN
MURDERS ITALIAN

KANSAS CITY. Feb. s,-Two
charges of slugs fired through a knot
hole in a billboard by an unknown as
sassn caused the death here early TO
day of Baldasero Bonenati and prob
abiv the fatally wounding Of Balda-
sero's brother, Italian laborcrs Resi-
dent: of the Italian quatrer. whore the
murder occurred, would tell the police
nothing and the officials, unable to find
any motive for the shooting, said they
believed the brothers had been mis-
taken by, the assassin for other per-
sons,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
WHITMAN ON TRAIL
OF NAV HIGHER Up
By international News Service.

By International News Service.
NEW YORK, Feb. s.-Through a
maze Of confessions from frightened
police officials and depials from others
no less frightened, District Attorney
Whitman today pushed his graft iuves
tigation to the point where he now be
lieves he is in reach of the one man
behind the entire system by which po-
lice officers have grown rich on pro
lection money paid to them by law
breakers.
'.Several trails have been uncovered
that lead directly to this man, said
the district attorney, saud | have no
doubt but what he is the real man
to indict him, because the evidence
against him is 80 confused and round
about. But you never can tell what
may happen. Captain Walsh IS contes
sion was entirely unexpected, and has
led me to believe that many moro sur
prises are 10 come
Another striking development in the
graft probe today was the report that
Inspector Dennis F. Sweeney, Walsh 5
superior and the man with whom
Walsh swore he divided evenly bis
graft collections through a friend, had
been refused indemnity by the district
attorney.
A confession by still another official
named in Captain Walsh s expose was
handed TO the district attorney today
by stranger who refused to say who
he was. The district attorney tonight
refused to disclose the name Of the Of
ficial
In this connection the district attor-
ney said:
E'These police officials are going to
have the bars removed from their col
lars and placed on their sleeves. -
Four police captains accused of be.
ing concerned in graft collections by
James Purcell. the gambler, before the
aldermanic iuvesti eating committee,
flatly denied these charges TO Commits
sioner Waldo late today, and the com
missioner decided bQ investigate the
Purcell statement befbre demoting any
of the police officials involved. The
captains are Patrick Cray, Patrick
Corcoran, Thomas T. Maude and Fred
crick w. Martens. Each asserted he
had never received any money from
Purcell directly or indirectly,
There s a way to gain full informa-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
@Bulgariians.

y, ,a Elm reply 10 an address
"a ., ,sshted to Theodore Roosc-
n, H. VCeaslon Of an article pub-
Ia ~ La lNaising Bulgaria, Colonel
~ ~ written 10 DR.. S, Dancff
.fe. gs Chamber OF deputies and
y us,.sais ,.esaiisarlan peace delcgatIo
|etsla warm admiration for
ssrnseah ehse or citizenship OF the
N ssrr,a nation and his pleasure
hItssain,eent work Accomplished
tSssdA troops, whose victories
|fIsrys hon1 hu,s1il2ed humanity from
| S.rope y"Hroen OF Turkish domlna-
10 BulSIa BI upon the necessity of
On On fssrla n Ihe town OF Ariano-
q ean,Mch WINCH a hundred years
< IL e nro, OF Conothntinople.
|Ah d, p,osress of the Turkish
= WInule cDzs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
|s['S, %u DAYLIGHT
EV0OEitY IN CHICAGO

W. S,,s ssD. s.-A daring day.
,tb,ser,sS,t! ,s today. Witnessed by a
netted two robbers
p s5 "a. vas Morris Nieman and
Siliuuo,p - ,,lI guy employees OF Abe
sist' i'!' at tie point Of a pistol
''inaap r., ~" seconds. The crowd
"a, bn, O' IA moment and then
~. NE bandits escaped,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
y Repulse Turks.

NJ - f,o. S-All attempts on the
/, ~ ~ TURKS 10 assume The often
=; ichatalja lines have been re-
4 4 tml-offlcisl dispatch. giving
,,.sIsfoays fighting. says the
aced in three columns.
~ consisting OF six battalions,
|r ~ y lhe GUNS OF Fort Gjaurta-
=, Washipg moorcd in Biyuk
@y attacked the Buisarisu
N y Arnautkeui. out was driven
~ @uhier attack. The second
Wo 6altaliops was forced TO
s2nn the karaiu river. The
|.ss, =. ., 2, one regiment was routed
4, ughler by bayonet charges,
~. S.aos .ia district the attempts OF
~ \. were repulsed and they
3 ,,.uel uelr original positions
y 'nonI OF Adrianorc con-
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
SELECTS SHOOTING
AS MEANS OF DEATH

RENO. New, Feb. S.-J. Frank Tram
ner, convicted Wednesday Of the mur'
der of Mrs. Mary Quilici at INLAY in
January, 1911, today vas sentenced TO
die and elected shooting AS the means
Of execution. Tramner who has gained
of his stoical calm throughout the trial,
was the coolest person in tho court
room when sentenced Of death was
passed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
BUSINESS MEN
OPPOSE REFORM
Barnes Divorce Bill Comes Up in
Nevada Senate Monday View
of Cardinal Gibbons.

RENO, New, Feb. s.-Thc Barnes di-
vorce bill viii he presented to the SEN
ate Monday and in all proba bilitv re
jerred to the committee on judiciary,
consisting of three Democrats and two
Republicans. The majority Of the com
mlttce arc reported as tavoring the
measure. Many members of the house
Nand senate were IN Reno today during
the adiournmcnt and considerable pres
sure was brought TO bear on senators by
the local business men in opposition TO
the reform. 4 petition from the bust
ness men 10 the assembly was blocked
Friday and IN effort will he made to
present it for the consideration Of the
senate. Advocates of the reform be-
lieve the senate VIII favor ii, but the
members rcfral from committing them
selves. The sanc popular campaign Of
letter writing and kilograms is planned
by the reform element as was adopted
for the assembly.
BALTIMORE, Feb. S.-Cardinal Glib
bons expressed today qualification over
the passage of an amendment TO the Ne
vada divorce law.
''The legislation which affects Reno
is a step in the right direction. but only
a STEP the cardinal said. 81 am n
believer in law making the obtaining
Of a divorce impossible, Although it is
better TO have certain limiting statutes
in the various states than none at all,
the Christian people OF the nation
should not he satisfied to allow matters
TO rest where they are now. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
y Directs Army.

osbine9 Montenegro and Ser
! .E,e began general attack on
ii ielsy, and, according to n late
ti from Podgoritza, made sab
b tajway, King Nicholas Of
rzEo Is personally directing the
rzies. The Turks wero drivcn
! strong position on Muselu,n
q hter were driven back with
'iilc attempting a so:tie south
rir. Two Ottoman steamers
sli ioday on Lake Scutari.
ldhEing dispatch was sent TO
'aasOplc from The Turkish com.
sn TcOalalja late today:
s1n,hes continue in front of The
h,ry at Tchatalia. but the SIT.
asartnanged. Our infantry and
20 the left wing are harrass.
: asmy. Engagements which
\ te'rge the situation arc pro-
E'
'snbardment of Adrianople is
'F'ues but the fortress is
iEeQt ,esisiauc.
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F|IS SUFFER
HEAVY LOSSES
| At TCHATALjA
|s.r,, Advance in Three
kapnus, but Are Routed
|BBu1garians' Who Make
counter Charge.
,,,r EIGHTINC1
| At VARIOUS PLACES
|rsnsgrins and Servians
|luts Scutari;; Rumor in
Of Terrible Turkish
| Disaster at Gallipoli,
A. rha Trii,IIrln.

, NH. to The Tribune.
(MDoS, Feb. s.-Althongh OH
-, dispatches from Constantl-
.,,l. and Sofa continue to
y Sar q vide divergence OF CLAIMS
|. rssA ids is gaining the adVan-
4 ,ys il no doubt tonight that
4, ss6rg is again ia progress ut
|ruI cirts and the war is well on
Ir b /, decisive fnSh.
|,r-r Is current in Berlin that
n Tnss were killed duriug The
Esu Gsllipoli on Wednesday and
Eir Brlgariaps captured 10000
|rm
|b she claims TO have successfully
II .yay attempt of the Turks
u he cfensivoN at Trhatalja.
b eiurns Of Turks were routed
|r5dr With heavy losses.
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