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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17

Sorren 9icGorrid, Der am 12. MGrd
aus ieinen Glternboirie in @bila.
oelpbio oeri6mimOene iiebenidbs
rigc anabc. - @oli0ei baIt an
llufoIlstbeorie feit.
@9ila6cIpbia 3d. 16. Su-
III. N Der 2ei6nom oes Z ,Sobre al.
ten @orren N}cGorrtd, Delher anl
10. WlGr5 aus icinem @lternbouIc
bcri6pono, puroe beute I'M 0elo.
mare nobe oieier Stoot gefunoen.
Die 2eide mar ihen fart in @erfpe.
lung iibergegoneeu; ooh Gin OnfeT
oes anaben ioeittifi8irte oenieIben
nit @eItinnttbeit an ieiner aleiouna.
g(u1 befunoeten nebrere Deteftibs,
oaB sic 2ei6e eennu NIT ser BON ser
@1uttcr eegebeueu 9eicbrei6iing iiber.
cinItimne
Ole Eoli5ei bdIt an Scr 9becric
feit Dab Der Snobe einem llnfall
gum Spfer fiel. 0ic 2ei6e befinoet
iib in ciuent 8uitonoc, ser sic @cr-
uabme elmer gIiitopiic unn0gIi6
na6t.
gSud Dem rdtbicI6often gerihmin-
oen Oes anoben muroen enereiibe
y1adforidungcn I'M gonaeu Sanoe
oneelteat. 9ie &eruanoten oeS ain-
ees eIoubten oaB es ii6 Inn einen
Naub bnnoelte. Gs puroen gelob
nun9en bon inSeeimntnt $4,000 fir
slitfiinoung oes ann6er ino Grgrei.
Jung Der Ebdter oiisgeiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17
CsrtOl0los.
8CmHbnng amcrifaltis
i6er SyrisOensOelegateu.
linn GimberitanSmiB nit
GOnititutiOnaltiten.

5n 9csug olf bic 8ocificirne
gaeyifo's 1T Die germittluugS.
Gonfcren5 In 9aioeoro Sails TO-
nit bis6er elm 6e6lidloe aeblie-
ben. General @iIla ioa ais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17
1Lnnt nidt HIndt inlg g[na[nnh.

@or9om &.-S1 16. Syuni. -
Syn elmer BON i9m unter8ei6neten Gr.
fIdrilng beitreitet SarrD s.. 9bom
6os @eriidt Dab er oaS 2ono au Der.
Ioiieu plane.
Scr ein8ige &lob, uo6in id, mid
su begeben piin6e, lit 9Sittsburab, "
iogt Sbop INN nit meiner Somilie
Dereint 8u ieiu pno no6 meinen @e.
iddftsintereiien 81 ic6en. SD babe
ou6 nidt oeu gcringiten @eoonfen
ooron in's 9luslono 81 eeben. @e.
gentbeiIige 8ebauptlingen lin0 p6lliq
aus ser 2uft gegriffen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17

3lm S@usc Ocs a0niospoorcs.
Sn allen G6cilen @roBbritan
mems perOcn giiroer 8qtrouil-
len oraoniiirt. Ssollen Dor
allen Oic air6en bclua6cn.
9lneriff ouf 0ura88o crncucrt.
-aiinitlcr-e6e ocibloiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17
Die (SnalGnSer lieareidl.

lcaom6roofGlub t6. Sit,
nj. @nglono gelpann 6eutc sic
intcrnotiouole &oIo-EropbGe, IN
rem Icinc N&onni@oft oic omcrifoni.
i6cn @icr nit elmer Score bon A
eeeen 2% idlug.
Qics 1T ieit 1909 Oos critic Deal,
ooB oic Gngl6noer oieien g9ettbe.
mer6 eeponncn babcn. @icr8iatou.
lcuo 3uihauer woren 8euaen ocr
g}ieoerlagc Der glmcrifoncr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17

rung Oes 6iiriten @iI6elm lopalen
Stamntes, 3ur &eritdrfung Scr @or.
nilon Der Souptita0t 6erbei5u1olen.
Major Roelfiemo lpurOe 6eute 3mt
! 9lo6folger oes bel Den geitrigen&dns
pfen gefauenen boadnoiiden Gber.
Iten Ebonlion~ ernonnt.
Die Snilrgenten 6ii6rer wieOer-
Soften beute ibre 9eriicberlmg, OaB
lie nidt eber ruben piirOen, bis ie
cinen NlobnmmeOaner ais Gegenten
9ll9onien's 6o6eu miirOen
&iinltler @6e geidGoiien.
SonOom 16. Suni. - Gie ome.
rifoniide Sdngerin 9umo @lud mo
Der ruiiiide Gioliniit Gfren 3im6o.
liit wurocn aeitern in 2ouOon ge-
trait. S6re Gerlo6ung mar inn les-
ten 6e6ruar ongefiinoigt poroen.
G Of. &ooiebeIt in 2on0on.
SonOon 16. Suni. II Sol. G6eo-
bore 9iooieDelt befl9te 6eute Der.
idlicoene oifentlibe Snititute Der
Stoot, imter 0ieien Sic g9eitmiuiter
9l6tci uo Oos. 9lotur6itorii1e 0ai.
ieun.
9ei'm @abelirii6Itiid 6ei 9ieilte.
uont Sol. See trof ser Gr-&rdiioent
nit elmer 9ln3a6l BON beriihntten Sors
idern inO Sdgeru 5uiammen untcr
Oieien $r. 6reoerid GourtuaD Se.
Ions, Sir Sarr1 Sobniton unO Sir
5raucis Doung5us6ono
Spdter mar Sr. &ooieoelt Ser @olt
6ei'm Ciner oeS Geographical Glu6.
Sin 6eionoers umterne5menoer3ei-
tungs Seridteritatter, melder es
miiOe geiuor0en mar, auf oQe an ben
Colonel geridteten Grogen cine aus.
mei6enOe 9lntport 81 er6olten bat
ben @r-&rdiiOenten beute 9la1nlit.
tag, i6m einen glrtifel ii6er iein Goes |
Golonels) ar6eitsrei6es 2eben unO |
ieihen @e9 5um @rfolg 81 idrei6en.
Sr &ooiebelt idbien ii6er oaS Grin.
den boblidit amiiiirt ino fragte oen
Reporter, Oh er pieQei6t ou1 elm
paar @pigranime H6er oaosmopoli-
tismlS" unO uSo5iolismus" gebraI.
den fonne.
(Spdter.) ~ Sol. Gooieoelt 1ie1
lerte 9l6eno ieineu nit Spanning
@ortrog Dor Der o&oDal /
Geographical Societg,~ in Dem er BON
ieinen 6ori6uugen in Sioanerifa
mo insbeionoere Der Gnt0edung OeS \
GuDiOa" n6lliB Oes 3meiiels) er.
,dblte. Gle Sallc Scr @eielli6oft in
Burlington @oroens mar ii6erfiilt.
bon 9lpplifaiten Inn Sim
abfarten 6atten inberiidii6tiet bIei-
)en miiiien. Ga Die QjeIelli6aft |
forten fir me6r @erionen ausgege.
II bate, ais mirflid Ylob norbon-
zen maren, muBten piele prominente
BerIonli6teiten, oie tbeillpeiie BON
peitbcr gefonmen waren lnperrih-
eter So9e ab5ie6en.
Gie &oli5ei bate imiaiienoe &or.
ebrlmgeu getroffen I'M Sol. Gooie.
'elt gegen etipaigc Sufiragetteu.Ge-
uoniirationen 81 iAiiben. God fein
}wiihenioa Oieier 9lrt crei9uete iid.
Cod bate Die 9oIi5ei allie Dliibe, 6ci
iem rieiigen g(norang Der 81 ser
Sale berribte, CrOmng 5u 6olten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17

0nr6 ooS geitrige llnmctter &c.
i6mddt morOcn mar, iiirjten bcutc
3uiaumcn. Gic ofii5iclle SoOtenliite
nnfaBt 6eute adt 9lamen; bod Oa
nc5rerc &erioncu ais permiBt gemel.
oct pproen iino, miro oie 0itr1lub-
lng Der Sriinmern fortgeiebt.
Ser Wiinilter oes Snnern appel.
lirte 5elite an Die 9legieumg, unper-
5iiglid GorbeugungsmaBregeln ee.
gen cine 8icoer6olumg Ocr geitrigcu
@reignilie 8u trciien.
GnDe un0 Sr0uunq fcbreu
mie0ereiu.
VI om is. SUM. @cri6te ans
Dem groBten G6eile Stolieu's oeuten
an Oub fat iiberol Die itrifcuoeu
9o6nleute oie 9lr6eit wieOer orige.
nommen 6aben unO OaB i'm 9lQgc.
meiuen Olu6e uno Oroulng bcrrift
Sn 5errora lueigerten iib Oic
9abn 9lngeitcQten, sur 9lr6eit 3lt.
riid5ufe6ren; unO elm Gbeil oeriel6cn
Oronoen in oen 9a6n6of Elm lmO
iebten cine gln3a6l bon sSrodtuog-
CONS in grono.
SSn Solerno uno 9lpeQino iino
idmnItlide Shtsitdnoige pieoer III
Oen Gienit 1egangen.
Die @Ierifalen fieqret6.
&om, t6. Sunni. Gas geiomm-
te tatboIii6e unO monardiitiibe Si-
det puroe in Den Sonntaq abge6alte-
men @luni5ipahpabIen aepdblt mie !
Die nunmebr oollitdnoig porliegen0en |
@abl-&eilltate crgeben 6oben. @rin5 |
@olomca erbielt Die groBte Stimnen.
5abl, iiber 5000 mebr ais Grneito |
g|at6an, ser friibere 9iirgermeiiter
mo 6ii6rer Der onti-flerifolen Goali-
tion.
Signor gtot6anion muroe ais Scr
lebte DER 9ieprdicntanten ser 92ino-
ritdt errpGblt.
Ter 9eIetDigunq amaze.
flogt
ct. @eterS6ura, 16. Slni.-
5iiufino5won3ig ruiiii9c ge6tsau.
pdlte 1otten lid beute por @eribt
mi Die 9lnfloge 81 Oerouhportcu, BEN
,liiiiden Suiti5miuiiter belcioigt 5u
)o6eu Der @ro3eB lit Elm 9lusfluB
oes uGitualmorO- "&to5eNes gegen
QlenOcl 9eiliB, pelHer befonntli6
am 10. 9lopember Dor Ss in aiem
Don Der Slntloge freiseiprohen wiu
Be, ben ana6en Yu6insfp ernoroet
~ 6o6eu.
Gie glnu1lte botteu sur 3eit OeS
geiliB @ro5eIieS eineu groteit erlai-
EN- in mel1em lie geltenO mo6ten
oaB oos Suits @liniiterium lmO
oos @eridt 81 aiew bon notionolcn
nO 9loie @orurt6eilen befonaeu
elem
q q dwe6en Der nGitonic-"
&atoitrop6e
gti55o, 5ronfreid t6. Suni
Seitern 6egonn Dor Dem 6ieiigcn 81
,ilgeridt Die Ser6ouO(mg in Ser
51ooenerloBtloae, ipelAc 02ooamc
9Rarceae 9taoratic. Oic g9ithue cines
0piers Der oGitouic. "aotoItrop6c,
in9ereibt Bat Die aldgerin Der.
anet $4,000 Ger 9luwolt ser
SDite Star Siuie beItritt Die 9u-
oes @eri6ts. Gos @c.
ldt be5ielt iid sic @ntidcioung
Der pieie 6raoe Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17
8udt6une weoen Grpreiinnasber.
Imdls.

96fGooeIpbio, 3d., 16. Syli.
nj. - SIN bieiigen 9lnoesoeridtc
ivuroen geitern 9lramonoe ao8o8iou
unO @oroboo 9torinim idbuloie ae.
iproden, 0en Geriub gemo6t 5u ia.
ben, BON @}iran 9aragbeuiion, einem
icidcn aoufmonn IN gaem yort,
Ourd 0ro66riefc $1,000 81 erprelien,
ino 5u ie odt Sabren 8u6tboiS Der.
iirt6ciIt. Gorogbeuiion iagte Dor @e.
ri6t aus. ct babe wd6reno Der leBten
iieben ooer o6t Sabre 5oblreide
0ro16rieic er6olten. einer bon ocn
&errtbeiltcir &o5o5iau ioIl IN
sSruitrcic6 mebrcrc @loroe 6ceougcn
haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17

AbOnncnten, bic bcn n4entihen Gorres
lpDuornien" nidlt phnftIidl uber unregcls
mahla erbnlier, iinb acbciru, Der Office
oaupn per TeIepbOn uOer IdjrllislA D2iis
ibellung 5u mameN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17
Ant Orr 9ut.
Dor Ocn milOen SSabI.
lOciOerm.
0SUriihtsmaBrcsclu nmf
SlscDtsOS OSenmbabn.

3um S6uec 0es a6nigspoorcs.
Sn alien &6ciIen @rob6riton
mems werOcn 9iireer @qtrouiI.
len oraaniiirt. SsoIIcn Dor
allen oie 9ir6eu beipa6cn. II
9lnsriff ouf 0uro55o crneucrt.
-aiinitlcr-ebe ocidloiien.
9on0om f6. Sluti. - 9&icmaIS
frii6er iino iolbe Gorii6tsmaBregeln
getroffen woroen, Inn ole N3itglieoer
Der a0nigs. Samilie Dor gelGitigun-
gen Seitens friegerii9er Suffra-
getten 81 idiiben, tpie Dies 6ellte auf
Der 9lscot-9fennbabn ser Sail mar.
0ie6r ais 1000 @oli5iiten bon Con.
Don lmo Sunoerte bon Geteftioen bon
ScotlanO-9aro Oienten 5ur @eritdr-
flung Der regulGren @erfi6ire-@oim-
tp.&oli5eima9t, mel6e in boiler
Stdrfe allf Der 3enn6a6n anpeieno
mar.
Die feds Wleilen lange &oute BON
@inoior Goitle bis 5u Scr &ennba6n
mar auf beiOen Seiten bon @oli5iiten
6epo6f.
Die @a6lpeiber 3ei9ten ii6 trob
Der 9roblmg Der &oinigin, ole &c.
ieaidaftliden @reigniiie Der Saiion
ob5uiagen unO SonOon 81 perlaiien
mebr ais ie bemii6t, 9ublicitGt fiir
i6re Sadie Ourb einen glngriif auf
Oen S0nig 6u erIangen.
Gic arrangements sur 9eiuadung
Scr &onigslogen auf Der Eri6iine
waren alBeroroentlib iorgidltig.
9iiemono fonnte oieien S6cil Der Gri-
biIne 6etreten, oen ni6t ein 9eanlter
ioentifi3irt bate.
Cine groBc 9ln5abl bon g(merifo.
nern pnren ais @1Itc in ser &0nigs-
loge, infer oieien Der @oti6aiter ".
Sines 9agc ne6it @enia6lin; ,Srau
g}iholaS Songwort6, Sr. @6ilip s.
Sr. unO 6rau Cornelius
GanOer6ilt uuO Gol. GomarO @f.
@ouie bon Seras.
5retwilligcn @atrouil.
fen organifirt.
lin sic G6dtigfeit Ger 9ronoItif-
Der @ablmeiber @in6alt
81 gebieten 6a6en Die GolultD-8e-
BORDEN in oon5 england sic Srgoni. !
iation BON 9iirgcr-6 -6reiuilligen-Fa. |
in Die g8cge gelcitet, Die
iid Dor oacn bic 9epu6ung Der Sir
rben angelcgcn iein laiien wcrOen. |
Die 6reimilligen werocn ais Spc. |
eingeicbworen mcroen. |
Sic peroen @nffen crbalten uno bon |
0inOen 6cgleitet iein.
Sufro8cttcn Gomplott
ent0cdt
2ouOon, 16. Suni. II 0ico Goi-
ID W}ail" briugt Die aimoc, oob sic
9e6oroeu geitern Gin Gomplott ent.
)edt 6o6eli, peldes 6e3pcdte, sic 9ie.
erpoirs in @oolpid, welde einen
lroBen S6eil SIt 9onOon'S nit |
@oicr oeriorgen, in Die 9uft 5uI
prengeu. Sine itarfe &oli5ei-9l6t6ei-
ing lit o6georOnet iuorOelt Die 9le.
erOoirs 81 beuaden
Angriffouf 0ura55p er-
neuert.
Guro55o, gll6anien 16. SSlni.-
5ehte N1orgen Inn 6 llbr unterno6.
nen mo6ommeOaiii9e Sniiirgenten
ineu neuen 9lugriff olf Oie ol6ani.
de Souptitu0t Ser oiesmal bon
6merer 9lrtiQerie unteritiibt miro.
Die 9frtiaerie ser glngreifer 6atte
II DER glacbbarl6aft bon &ol6ul cine
Soiitionen eingenomnlen uno 6alo
par Elm le6boftes Guea i'm @onge.
glbt6eilungen bon 9laltioden Ser
nternationolen 5lotte 6ewadten sic
Iusl0noii6eu @eianotidaiten imo
Soniulate unO Der6orrifaOirten Oen
Salait oes 5iiriten.
@le6rere 0itreiGii6e EorpcOoboot-
erit6rer ill6ren 6eute @lorgen nad
5cutari a6, Inn bon BORT 1900 Nlo-
illoris, glnge6oriee zines ser 9ie9ie.
gyrD g. etepart @rorce ~, Wluuen,
Selretdrs s6abmeIier. 4rdnoent
Selepbun: St. 4aitl 4014.
Steiuart e WlOlueu Co.,
nf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
CITY WILL ENJOIN
APPLICANT FOR WATER

Instructions to proceed with an in.
junction suit to prevent L. NJ. Lyman,
yJr,, from appropriating water in Par
ley's canyon for power purposes was
given the city law department by the
city, commission last night. Lyman g
application for thirty second feet of
water has been approved by the state
engineer over tho protest OF the city,
and the city's only recourse lies In the
courts.
If Lyman is allowed to make the ap-
preparation the city's plan to build a
great reservoir in the canyon will come
to naught, AS there would not be enough
water In the creek above the reservoir
site to fill it.
Lyman plans to divert the water at
a point above the reservoir site and re-
turn it to the creek above the point
OF intake to the city conduit after US
ing IT for power purposes. This would
not interfere with city rights If it were
not for the reservoir plans now under
way, but in view Of the big project for
which the recent bond issue was au-
thorized, the city will contest the ap-
preparation TO tho last ditch.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
OFFICIALS MEET TO
PLAN WORLDS FLIGHT

NEW YORK March 1a-Ofhc!ai sanction OF
tho round the world aviation race In conjunction
with the Panama Pacific expedition will prob
ably be mado wcdnesdoy This was announced
today nS rcsult of tho first contoronco be-
tweon Arnold Kruckm0nn, manager OF tho bureau
OF acronnntics for tho exposition. and governors
OF tho Aoro Club OF America.
As result OF the conforonce the following con
ditions regarding the raco agreed upon.
Timo limit for tho extended 20 12o days.
Shipping OF uoropleneB Rcross tho Atlantic per-
ator availing himself OF this rulc being placed
az considerable disadvantage with those who make
the actual flight
The exposition 10 deposit $4,000 for prizes and
sanction 10 be granted by tho Aero club on 4
general programme. 1t is undorhtood tho deposit
Will bo mnde on wednesday.
After the conference the representatives stated
their conviction that tho tremendous work OF
tcon months available.
Tho rooo will DO discussed by tho International
AeronautienI Federation. which has special
clubs OF nineteen countries will be asked
TO cooperate IN making II success
Final details of the route will be settled in a
few days. During the conference Mr. Eruckmaun
stated that tho route the Siberian and IA
cifio sdo hnd been found practical.
Tho routo ocrong Siberia" ne raId. follows
tho Trano.sioerian railway every portion Of
flown over- Tho Ural mountains crossed by
cany ascending sbges at lcss than 1900 feot al,i-
tude
"Aeross Kamtchatka and tho AIsutian inIauds
therc arc many important trading stations which
arn illuminated By tho midnight sun, making
night flying thoro possible. In Alaska the Alaska
trading stations al the disposal Of the exposition
and will install q syOtem or signals and paint
tho roofs Of IT'S buildings in differcn, eolors TO
guide tho racing neroplanes.
''From haslta south To tho opposition grounds
az snn Francisco the Finishing point OF tho
rncc the route offorS difficulty"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
Charleston Results

Ey International News Service.
First race. four furlonEr-Jim Savage. ic:
(Corcyl II 10 ., won: Jcopc. Jr.. los (Nicklausl.
TO @ second; Gladwin. los (Honovcrl 10 TO !.
third Time 100. Nualera, Commonsda. Santa
Maria. Racy High Felutin and Page White also
ran.
Second raco. six furlonss-Raloigh P. D., 100
(MoTaggart), TO I. won: Goiliwogs. liz CNichon.
TO !. seco35; Laura. 100 (S;uy1h), to /, third.
limo, 1;16 1-b. Skeets. Moisaut Batwn, Jabot.
Ralph Lloyd. Lord Wells, Mama johnson. Dicks u
Pet also
Third race, one milo and sixtoenth-Good
Day. Io7 tWoldron). 20 2. won; Napier. 100
fMcTssgart), 10 to !. second Elwah Io4 (Mur-
phy), Is 70 10. third Time. la9 rs. Joa
Stein. Ell oro feliowman and Colonel Ashmeade
also
Fourth race six furlongs-ChartIer III nIan-
cver) Is TO o. won; Sherwood. III (McTaggartl
II TO 10, second; Aucon liz Qicogh), II 10 S.
third. Time l;le. Astrologor aud Lochicl also
Fifth race, ons miIe--Gaty Fallen, lol (Nicol
TO ]. won: Buzz Around. % (smythl . 20 s.
sccond Mycenac. 107 wv. Goosel, TO I. third
Time, I:4i 10. Peacock Lady Innocence As-
nor. snowrakcs and Kaintuek also ran.
Sixth race one mile and twenty yards-Sopul-
veda, lo7 (Wadronl. to :. won; Tanunda.
ilS fNuIton). 80 I, second Tay Pay. los (Mc-
ragkarp, 20 To l. third Time. t;sS IS. Knight
of Uncos. Bcury Uutchison. nalik. PLANT. sebsl-
lor. Sonny Boy and stolcllH also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
WELSH AND RIVERS
BATTLE AT VERNON
BY II. NJ. WALKER,

By International News Service
Los ANGELES. March l6.-'wo will know all
about 81 inside tho fir5t two or three rounds"
The same being saying most popular in these
pario whonevcr tomorrow's scheduled twenty
round meeting between Freddie Welsh and jose
Rivers before tho Pacific Athletic club ut Yer
non has been mentioned
AE rule tho opening rounds OF an important
contest OF thir- callbcr given over to what is
technically known feeling" but for once the
situation hRs been turned about until II Is be-
Iieved that the winning losing OF tho light
weight battle Will be decided inside tho first
rino minutes OF fighting.
looked for in this short space OF ,me-perish the
thought But Rivcrs's dual personality Is so
vol known and understood that Il ia thought the
Californian will either have q good lead or he
running bad second by the time tho bell rings
for tho fourth
Il is n weIl-knovn fact that Rivers, ehouId ho
got Off to coed lead, ia tiger for exocn-
pooent get tho Jump" Jose and the local
hoy Immediately loses heart.
The Rivers supporters came through strong with
financial support for their during tho past
fow hours. while tho Welsh backing disappeared
almost entirely. AS n result. Jcbe was littcd into
temporary favorltisru mt odds OF 10 to 8, but tho
probabilities aro that tho II6htweghts will bc
reached, and this IL exactly whore thoy figure 10
Gtsud.
Tho srtioles OF agreement call for is4 pounds
Hngside. twenty rounds OF boxing. TO cntcr
tho ring betwocn and 3 i6 O'Clock. with CbarIes
u Eyton referee.
an the lightweight champion OF England and
Australia and Just how hoxloap citizen Will act
In novol situation OF this kind remains 10 be
seen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
PASSENGER MEN TO
MEET ON THE COAST

D. L. Burley, general passenger agent
OF the Oregon Short Line. will leave
early next week for San Francisco to at
tend the annual meeting Of the Trans
continental Passenger association, which
convenes March 20 for four days or
more session. It Is expected that Gerrit
Fort, passenger traffic manager Of the
road, with headquarters In Omaha. will
pass through Salt Lake during the latter
part OF the week on his way TO the same
meeting.
Mr.. Burley said yesterday that he cX-
poets the convention to take UP and de-
eide the matter OF special rates for the
Panama Pa ciflc exposition next year.
This years summer tourists rates will
also be thrasicd out The meeting, ac-
cording to Mr.. Burley, may run into the
week following. He says that passenger
agents OF all railroads west of Chicago
will be in attendance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
ANNUAL REPORT OF
THE BELL TELEPHONE

NEW YORK, March 1s-The rapid
growth OF the Bell Telephone system and
Its attitude toward government owner
ship are set forth IN detail In the an
nual report OF the American Telephone
& Telegraph company. made public today.
President Theodore n. Vail says the COM
pany is opposed TO government owner
ship. because II is interested In the up
building OF q great public utility and does
not believe Eovornm nt-owned tele-
efficient service.
During the year the number of sub
scribers telephones increased s7e,943,
making total OF S.lS3,0l7. The total
wire mileage at the end OF the year was
l6,11l,o11 miles. The gross revenue In
1913. not including connected lnde-
pendent companies. WAS S2l5. 500, ,000 an
increase in a year OF over SIG. 100000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
FUND OF FIREMEN
RECEIVES INCREASE

According to the report Of Captain An
drew Elkrem, secretary of the Salt Lake
Flremen's Relief association, $3.50 was
added to the easury OF the association
during the year ended March IA, 1914,
through contributions from appreciative
property owners.
In eac ch instance the contributions were
sent to Chief William II, Bywater with
a note OF appreciation of service Of the
department in saving property from de-
struotlon by FIRE The contributions were
follows.
BY Mayor Samuel C. Park. s25: Crager
Iron Works, So; J. l.. Langford. s25; A.
Richter. $50; J. Curley. s25: u. G. NJ. l.,
500; Mountain States Telephone IL Tele-
graph compa ny, s25: Bennett & Wallace
company. $50; NJ. s. Dufneld, S26.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
SHOOTS SELF; THEW
LIGHTS HIS PIPE

George Mcdonald. proprietor Of a meat
market at 100 East Third South street,
made an unsuccessful attempt TO end his
life Yesterday afternoon while sitting in
his office by firing two shots from .3s-
caliber revolver into his body just below
the left breast
Still alive after tho bullets had passed
through his chest without epcountering
OF abit and lighted his pipe for a smoke.
Mcdonald. who lives at ll61 Roosevelt
avenue, explained after he was taken
to the emergency hospital that business
reverses were responsible for his act.
He was attended by DR.. VI. y. Sprague
and later removed to the Holy Cross
hospital. II is thought that he will re-
cover.
Entering his place OF business yester-
day afternoon, Mcdonald handed his
Rushbrook. with the request that It be
given to Mrs. Mcdonald. In the wallet
was q note, which read.
Mrs. E. McDonald-As this IL the
lsst communication you Will ever re-
ceive from me, I want you to take
worth more dead than alive. I am
sorry I have TO do this way, but
expect you Will be happier without
me than with me. Give sister my
watch and tell her 1 always loved
her As to No. /, keep all you can.
GEORGE M'DONALD.
Mrs Mcdonald called at police head
quarters last night and protested that
her husband must have shot himself accl-
dentally. adding that no intent Of suicide
was behind the affair. She was given the
note found in her tlusba nd's wallet which
Detective c. G. Christensen found In the
cash register. where II had been placed
by the clerk.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
Charleston Entries.

By International News Service
First race. ceiling, ak furlongS-Bonedicti ctiua
La Joie III; scvcntein.' ia Lou Lanicr. Io7
Bobbie Cook, !lI; Miss prmity. liz; Irish Town
l07. Captain Carmody, lI SurpasS I07; Kolly
liz; Cynosure. 1913. Auto Maid, Tyro. ii2 jim
Cof:rcy. Hugh Gray, IN.
Second race. fIvo and a hat ;urionss-liuds''
Brother, Jos, Single. ia: Magic Star. %: Great
surpriso. 1o7: Hoton. l0a; Greon Brde. l0s: Cor.
don, lis: orazec, 100; Front Royal iT; Colore
95; No Manager. 1os lone. es: Duko OF Shelby
fOs.
Third race. selling, ak furiongs-Rolling Stoue
Ill, Parlor Boy. 10: Rye Straw. ll3: Big Dip
por. 1o5; strlknr 90; Kiva. 100: Right Easy 1o2;
Toddling. III: DIR. Uoughcrty, los: Flying Yankee.
loa; Gar Michael. as spelIbouod loi. Camel.
10.
Fourth race. mlle-Lochiol. io5 Bryulimah.
Ioi; Jacob Dunn. o.. cbarticr. ios; sloeth. 100;
Carlton c.. ia
Fifth race. selling. ono milo and twenty Yards
Gallant Boy. 20; irish Kid iis: Rummogc, IS;
Carburetor, 80: Bundle Of Rags, es; Premier. Jos
Brando. IiS: l.. NJ Echcrt. los; Protagoras. los.
Willis 1I2; Fairy Godmotbor. 1oe: Loan Shark.
1os
Sixth race. one mile and twenty yrds-prospect
1o3; Judge Monck, lio: Venots Stromo. 1o0. Rag.
man. loT: Fasccs. III: Ruisseau. 100: orporth.
Toe. Big Dippor. 'o5. servieonco. los Muster jim
I1a
weather clear; track fas,.