OCR Text |
Show WHAT'S Che WHAT IN SPORTS ALL THE TIME Republican Gnterflountain SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1909. PR'CE FIVE CENTS. COUNT CZAKY NEXT PRESIDENT TO BE HIS OWN BOSS --_- 7... Uncover One AMERICAN 19 IN THE FIELD of Most , Extensive Jury-fixing Schemes , In History of Nation. J Will Select Cabinet Ps self Regardless of Views of His Predecessor. Wealthy Chicago Business Man Plans to Wed Rich Western Widow Who Is Engaged to Many Hungarian Noblemen. Cincinnati, O., Feb. 14.-President-elect William H. Taft who will enter the White House as the suecessor of The- who A. A. - was some weeks ago when on a flying About Jast midnight, retired glass worker m rest with ; ball | under ar- and brought to Pittsburg charged | trying to bribe one member of| the jury Colbert, panel. At brother of enough Cerne real to liberate ago 12:30 a, m, John| ter what 12 Fie the for one himself the county and < or would ne have been Mrs. Maude Howard Bryan, fish New York Widow Who Has Almost Begged Gin wo {1 being fixed at $5,000! cas and Colbert is alleged to have her apartments in the La Rochelle; Peabody is president of the City Furnitonight that Farncis S. Peabody of| ture company of Chicago. The mysChicago was on his way here, and he| terious Peabody was to have put up | declared he Was to marry a Mrs./at the Hotel Gotham, but at midnight Bryan or Mrs. Bryant, who was ap-; he had not arrived. prently the same woman who tonight "The count. and I. will ape ond our] finally agreed to wed the count. |} honeymoon in the West," said Mrs. Mrs. Bryan said there was not truth! Bryan, "Later we will go abroad and whatsoever in this rumor, so far as, meet his family and many of my own she was concerned, She said she had! friends now living in Burope Vhen never heard of Charles Peabody and! we will return to New York the count was even more positive in her denia!) will become an American business Bar| man.' when the dispatches Indicated age CT will: bi . cae _S» ten BOR: tion and epane forchiy: . comse. attempt but headed along the ‘Two of Dun- the direction ieetas far as Dunkirk Pere eee aaaey howls owing Monta m don floating | before and lived poe1 mee Dut an eaour suddenly only parteded a and Are aes then*n ; Fifteen| Two Coaches s ofof Fast Pe T Hotel Pacific Leave paysndon ee Clare from here, be-| resort ; } atHho Sea one of ] ry the r coast, , wus east 1 i of the the caretaker of Thomason he quickly 4 one of Beery es collected the boats SoR as d and cues the Bes other Wie ep gotten off ; FALEeN guests were eee Las ae Ot safely, although | Just ice. had hen hel any to draw the VE a their rescuing crew across a mile! asleep All there and Caretakers from:the different steamers | panicky scénes and. set out in a yaw! for a time The fire was discovered vay ce fans the way led through water choked) clerk, who: sent hall boys fa a 7 mee morning, above jured were') were| was this wreel place, the hile the rescuers |. away hg ing with &field parted and livided into two ‘all all | hotel to arouse the guests. of fire many of the femaie At the cry occupants Sowa. displayed who han had the others, werent Sic bility assistance Tonic o )a teres "miles of more was on a field still further out. we | whoMostrushed her out of the hotel of the guests gathered up werk the! ight the, thelr migh ve the fishermen were parties, while Lon- beyond from cut | bel ngings& room »0mMS filled hs ils . bold-|in loose) the from before and the they In time less the flames s tlela the van aia 3 eventing x | boring for the cot‘ages, The the' men ary oes ugh the the imperiled the south shore; man were burned hey burned were his head, occurred tra bell is wes see striking a ani "engt a to a may Has with Cre i al i f rh Ble | owe hoe | aii hale eaeae A. ahd ae a4 4 } ¥ SH be Not Been: ‘Bau in Pr 3 OSi- ying p tion and Will Pass Out ee his footing on the narrow Rim expires on climbers, the north morning, plunging ie of Mount Wilson, at 7 o'clock this feet below, ng down the canyon side, toa point 2,000 Schlitz, in at. Joe n, companio His fag his neck. ing to reach a point from which he could see what the sloping side scome of Fruitas, fell 300 feet down dge, suffering severe injuries. Schlitz was unable was not until it and ‘ake his way to the trail unaided, pir d of the party, Raymond Lennon, later. as rescued, two hours ; 2:30 o'clock this afternoon summoned help Mareh | 7and } | | i after much : escent, finding the body search. body of Fruitas, ered by a circuitous ro ute, the with a ef the sled, was hauled to the trail or rope. rop He ot s h < at- 5 tonight the lease r will teave Pantie the MEMBER A is SPANKING + S NEW ry . here to : Went he te rift fie Thursdayplans, morning will on will go from the a 1 ns ee DR F | Three re | ae shina, ' \ is management malt } é he regarding Marning visited. the the Was not theater matter heedec Saturday nd finding the exits locked, filed the complaint w {thout further delay "On one occ agion:. when I visited the theater, jad Hir eth I found some of 1e exits locked and a chair stood in front rs one of the door he manage nent of the place made light of c ren 1e onc lud ed een the (Qt THF to ee Was ats to lose no complaint." FO+ +444 time HHH the situa- assert that heng will of Rooseveltare unless the views in accord wi It seems to be the almost opinion that Mr. Taft will ltrFaceted or approval Rooseve The ee Renee of did not leave hig s home of sl ect on midatshi and anger that Sarurest interstate, > ' all bu bro ke all eT property. a fe ' over Cht- nol , opby Mr.) Mrs Vicksburg, through e |miles an Mivs., town hour p Be ae ae arte All trains coming into one Te more or leas' late 2 them being g roe six) hours overdue we The phi he of the roads, par- cae Baltimore Great & O| a eee and the Pere rroes fully early ral of this loss dozen blown down was unroored will " Feb be church negro ship waswhere blown200 down, thirty |i ject yo. afterandA bep negroes 6 , uildings residen a c Neu 4 cad by the farm wind 2 dead as ro , that the durin = A coated a a orm was ail steamers many | and citurday evening and killing re lst the nearest cn Georgia ports bong ‘Int or | Pausted and o'clock this with fe blown of killed > that passed a hurriedly headed ¢iphtened hetre oy Chicag oodrich. y line, ndiana an to { experiences, | out oa Does Damage, 14.-A sleet for passengers flor Li vessels ofi ing the Rahad similar inclu Hattall oan port with- Inju morning after ean ao a an when the storm ie GoodFieh steamer Kenosli at her passefgers morning. her ‘crew, adly aly een were the Feb. rked a sixty zsmile gale f retim portion o ft furious drive of aleet everything PF block this are * Sleet ee Storm O., delay. lay. * Ww Chic eeina be augmented when | YD) receivec line eMete madecamerhicago oata complete } to by sal aw 3 . fol Dh dedi which swept today. Bemia egro houses and injured.reports will telegraphic communica coneagatan nd the telegraph as herolcall eee of the railroads had to maintain any by the heavyry Lake Transpo rtation Dangerous. e t Steamship transportation on the aggregate | ous jares by wasthe ren igawe wz nd and heavy seas 14. them. All irs.of Eeneath them werethe pinned for) ee wreckage, b sseveral ~awineghov to the fact that tlhe celling but; owing t+h was " archec he scaped eainee eee ean oni hleago wonlisba | completely shut off from the world so far as : Se aa : la ae to Is 5 damaged are known = erin ofthe. towires @ latewere hour till to|} Soe Sort of cory Aen and telegrams were accepted sub- and Miss., oeono located. Feb, 14.-Sw coping at the rate of sixt While d thelr lanty was Vicksburg Herald 50, Jackson, | Official &th voreee of oer sae on reports éamnieas at a the Ae Chi- bureau shee d that the Regina In Canad West, trom og Will | Wens, tous at, thousands, of dolla's| Cntire weather Says Ships . ° Canal in | swept Sed across ey Ohio < afile oF from lars| cago ght (Continued ono Page "mii ri ED cana £ the v vil 1 be ; } { ete tt at a SE A oye tae Neteet hon efuse ee o ine Se ayri any | + | Milwaukee, Wis., Feb 14.-To iy u 14 BREE Lt Vee take store at your own price? If so, come to Kansas and the your pick of more than two thousand which are on from * market. Nearly every country paper these days has one to a dozen advertisements reading: ‘For ‘the | | uw f a ERaL sale, cheap, drug store, owner F an esires pening to } | ‘SERIOUSLY INJURED MEN STILL HOLD TO LIFE: 2 B e e in + seroiusly mo + > + _ Lroweve e + | oN r + is hardly | and + a pain, facinie in + + otne + | vith oe frightful injuries mann # 1k ; + } thon. Ive fi fji q , a AILIN ~ Topeka, Kan., Féb. 14--Do you want to buy a drug ‘S| Wales } H a | a sis waterway characterof the cam yee ee not Chanss: that of the lock canal, | Seat wwere BD : } i; Fy == 7 y é 44 B ; |] BLY 4 tn x Bi B! a6 completed en 1915 eLead 10use committee on apmee wi tomorrow propriations hi to mive an esti.nate of } tred will cost to} judgment the canal complete. 4 § "the "In my judgment, he Be ae oe + from business.' The secret of the sudden determination of so many druggists to retire, is that the legislature is about to pass a law cutting them out of their chief source of revenue- their liquor trade. iy be ae The Senate bill, already a areca passed, _ most cme Ok Ane ee stores for any purposes whatever. 2t 18 the hospital as a result of Saty-ana || liquor by drug It enacted in Kansas on that subjoat law drastic most || ve Surins strength gain fo seemed not only provides for absolute prohibition but also faved w broken back and 4 broken | , who. ion ne || the inquisition and gives immunity to people | eae ingnner eervive , a its bound + +> oe tore o - means tie fae caulrage, orinenten at wires,to For sufter | Rost by the breaking of 2 Cleveland, Using tnat 6 + 7 + + + + + from a Damage Shem «as| tHE} ships wlll Be vie von tue, uary + an d state Negroes es Killed which Engineer Be nothing - | that + + + + + + oS loca f I, Worship-Property nealt , 4 any question oosevelt unanimous to Wash- Fe Db. 14,.-The West at Middle to 1 yee SATISFACT ZUNE a or the cabinet President-elect we er Eago,' Ny repeat what olone I s el daetivals fan deciaret sOetN ais, an + Feb- | his} om ac- } ths ae ier ul tempe:a-| einen \ heard matter j ticular tne kindext| her recelve to ctaicets since he left New He had no more to say about fete: service down UN re Manager "y "y of the Ma jesthe the ae wh has beet charged with eiminnl; negligence b A. B. Hirt ity building tn Spector, will ne rraigned before Judge J. M, _B ywman the city police court some th ne during this wee Judge se nan has not set a date for the he ard ig Hie Will do oO s90n Levere is charged with failing to keep tl emergency exits of the (heater open Inspector Hirth declared that e had warned the York gr crs injured in a storm anaes mt' "| over Crea cHiiGauomion here ee ee a aralititica not th b tween Raymond and s had and. resulted in ee ae io to een a ond, Ind., ; ; on E on oe ee yr trough s: <= along t - > ivat cks eneailioe | Bind. numbcr of persons were injured. Pasha, asha, | WILL FACE Coe cago bets it se to reply . He was suffering from hoaresness and was glad to get a brief but much needed rest. Those who enjoy the confidence of un- | of in BLIZZARD CRIPPLES | transportation, and. iis and quict, fiv recolved| vations night New t tl munths of trouble be-| and considerably s. Frohman, none) fal of rain consent to ta cont m - || $50,000. The property Lue existing and he the tuday. is Re ante lilsntn that declined said pa atte failea entirely, and ththe | ea at (lek a Is oft eso roads | ad :dmitte a a GE Te hac say) eel a Pas |§ the vote of censure} Chief gave him a somewelcome but ter | fare for and stay of the President-ele he e California sever inut a tornado centiy y Su@ returned|noon ned | noon nroofer wunroofed seve rs { CWO; damaged ais ‘ a number ber r nine : days. cAHeaur contieBaets Soh ASRS RE: half n Limseif pecween CAB' NET) laborious evening, In| z Will hone she would aaa r a servet tidngtom, part. his : lohimen:: Ci Emo lo-| work present Philadelphia He ordinance| sh ie 12:15 the It is definitely decided that the President-élect will not return here after that date before his inauguration. | lor OF' UF TURKEY Taft! d €e S Contes her ausbe as y facts were JUDGE BOWMAN SOON und Washington. Feb. 14.-Baldly asserting that the House of Representatives | ig longer a representativ yody; | tt at the speaker of the House wields | | Brea power than any other living | being, possibly excepting the czar of jall tl Russias, and advocating a wenty-year ru les of the ecu e" ay es of Calihe campaign begu for a different organisation of the next con |} @ress us the leader of a company of | representatives known as the "insur- | gents," irgaret are to Frohman ree Ve 1 ral he said couneil. the at the progress "of se: ice Its Woman now In ph ant yeni is vig g Sri up her reavolain ‘nerves. ne} EINE nate a divorce yon IDEREAser Nt vater is used to the Knox s said, she intends} when eve. Laven baen -|\ The and} P B a York, Feb. 14-Danlel theatrical manager, | of before MANAGER { CALIFORNIA il I There: is aD BOMMLS earn ea tte Wisc stage, anc ordinane ng to it nas8 not utdone : , menont eens Ne} | gvod, oo the ust. it |] Iroposes I ; to o say sas NAMES and u | the - ycerned ae ink go Elgh the President-elect, In talking Republican correspondent this Panama Orleans. on 22 Hudzein I 1915. minister of the interior and former in-{ yector general of stern Rumelia t Ha, } ---nd appointed him grand vizier with 2 ha mites i n to Lorin a now cabin A| Washington, Feb. 14.-Colonel aoe list tw ministers will appear | als, res engineer of the canal a4 eon cane isthmian tne of | chairman Aniuiadiats 13 : mission, ante com He: Robe cateanh rene ae EU red Osa ir 1 aft Mew to the ccomn canal zone are bac k ItWe ashington. C ‘clone 1 ooo ae conditions in the zone are entire i t nigie have been ruYork uLert, the New Was negotls LUD ror to o J n ae the ho wits a view theater there but these ave 10t been confirmed, In the rg Audi. torlum there are many pel rmanent re ents, some.of whom ha been tuere since the hotel as opere nd in 1890. A ot of confirmed bachelors will be thrown out of home anu it is feared they will be driven to matrim ny. | Aone: Lem re: Joseph Lucker, | Allan C onk ll . Jobn G, Roche, Captain! Will lam "Lemitig E; J Salivesn and E R. Mill gsi Bie of rope were as recovered. Two lengths of heavy a party of five rom the mountain tavern and A oie in Wi Brotiman-at hic has which a the for countl| up con- { amended IES LGsent SCE majesty ditorium ‘or some time } mors that I ee INVITING before the body ste] ~| this ‘ a mayor "yesterday lone self of thevopportunity of This taking ap 2 longer lease. trail I | who communicate {of Klamlil Pasta, what unpleasan | ™ Chicago, -The Art ieriom | hotel, the most bamclee 8 nostelry in the the | | West, will pass out Of. Asin nce on Sep} tember 30 of the ent year, wien) } lease of the Cong < ss Elvutel com- |} | expires. pany W. S. Shaffer, manager of the Auditorium, authorize as oni Statement ns ght or th few years the -| | diterium hotel he Sak rear a pay ice | proposition and for th reason the! 7 > yt to ave i] New man, | Riistin wisa\‘pnadiaest Sit the chambes | |. , of meeting a i of Existence. 7 icy 7 I the at bak \ ita peer pupacnens | di Marriage pena Laie ea tie te. upon| actress, Soa favor the through the the Los Angeles, Feb. 14-John Fruitas, a seventeen year |) si'scptember' av." Un that date the Auboom n sustain SULTAN that line CEH Pevige Binera provide cottages direct He | ssential to al legitimate} the d onas 4 Without vote. it. through over} ays , | mayor abut ities bee pL ceed abs seen e of them. have eh acl 4 sian anita na business houses. ; ae to the : | opposition s eas | the flat. increase ; B for) may at last be put into « ech | creasing the rat to domestic commercial users all along the : gets = id boy, one of a party of three young mountain , and dls-| like so much tinder. Sauna See oF in will. = | for month or | sideration guests at neigh- | ten in E to | nde miarced; nly making, a smal] amount i} reasons Beige ‘againat or | The water ordinance, been ne hanging. hs, llfire also before come | hour} were council they -m a Ldly ead- | vote ai . heca Ke ep yo) the coa h after. it a thrown t OC tly re ‘e ghee ago all} Mayor letter r POTSr thiAS 7 Tea we 3 : the Samayor] W0 of 2 thead resolution, and his letter 1 build to the councli tonight aise ‘heh their an and | Illingtan' S disposal Although | club, | Margaret Ba é Hont | oa om z tiered . DY STE fnwh teeFernaaecten tha REL SE Ss ees a rab abe = T i the that peing « rushed He died instantly,| Barnum w Brot! yer-in- law of Congressman Ww il ard of Nebraska | 2 tie the e vetveto of f-ithe in- | re, jeved that m«¢ =H for points along car, the "2 wre of car G 7 cut the ‘e-air the ad noon, . paddy include his of 08 . poimthld possi-| commodations quarter ig; not Know r as torn up. Section giving in the ruins, hotel,! se this the have been asked by telephone to look] the flames when the wind) shifted.| All I rent a Ne : || vetoed 1 be the e smoker luggage up than While the| } covered, the hotel was Cnapper, manager how >) their left ran through g g piled their street. Just | Ing ‘rain' caused, the by the night| the track, "ari wing through Aetne ||} I pantat ofo Ve ros joke stretch of eee fee, then through ran madly through the halls. One of} two miles of seethi foam and spray | chem became so pi inie-stricken that, thic ; e e fish-| she severely bit the hand of a clerk| to the field which supported the fish | ermen,, | tat | Siirdén of "+ e ras dlacovercd|lectheriwith dis cottages nearby. nearby wo | and : ae ear Suone sac Tio th Their Pehazardous plight was discovered | | Ket her e with tenten obttagea Oneday"mancoach was leaving killed and \ by in vs i sons fly« Neb, Webs 14 Teoma + ouls rT, southt jund on t . ¢ | a" Missouri Pacific road, which left Omaha! strom this >. to Lake. Missouri) rustscity teaa eperey an . ! live belley k Tracks Nebraska. fe te m is a Bree Batesze,atwo Mir miles} the largest winter| I upon hotels | Rescued. ine Ch PEDO council ‘ Seeeseseoveeseavavstsuetsees torte? oe ; BOT Se si ae 2and : Florida of | is se, were rescued a cea hadanievmen no warning of their danger until} the ice ficld between them and the| h Hundred Guests ¢ the Salt the measure, long a written has the and on | ruary The next night he $8 to) pe his own President and will sur Soe eee eet ee ececeat meeting | round himself with a cabinet that Is ofthe Yale alumni in New York city. jin harmony with his policies regard"win Stay in Washington. 1} co wis nh in un- | t Commercial amended "clubs in ‘oing es ans ford =o oe a o> Z A cemareancd : late of a < the Mr. . Boardman report | in ° of two but all night ona ast Ps councilmen vo ed for the resoluEy of C nr flman F. S. Fernstrom | to force all of the clubs to take out | retai) liquor licenses. This was di-} ne ovens against During) evening and take up his temporary resi< at the beautiful home of oS Mrs. til February 20 or possiblyto February' President to fill an engagement speak at Mr. the Washington birthday celebration rs own. DANIELFROHMAN 10 Bransford's con side ration, upheld ir to ite out m retail liguor to pass lt over his "vee to. this! and whirled| street,| his first! weeks. and ORR t Lake however, 10:45 morrow af‘ernoon to meet the Panama} canal engineers, who will make their| cording wl H Sage. several at |} 21 EIGHTEEN WEN RESCUED FROM fisherman : wishes reach New York, Feb. 14 -After a troub-. lous engagement of four months, Mrs Maud Howard Brvan, widow of tne ate Western millionaire, announced , tonight that Count Kalman Czaky of| Hungary had convinced her that he) was fully divorced from the wife of! Jan Kubelik, violinist, and that she | would marry him on February 28 | Rumors of further interfere nee,| however, threatened the final union! of the count and the rich widow, for | word came to heft from reporters | and. th h the olde Ibert is a} s i ‘that he knew where there was property owner and stands high In his} good. money for the men who would community, he was not able to secure | see that there were no convictions. pape for train the big dite On W edveade iy afternoon the Pres!-| dent-elect will start from Washington | on his return to Cincinnatl He will a Hungarian Title. bankers, fixed was also en tn charge in Pittsburg. | . F. Carpenter, a elehbor of th These brothers are the only two that | elder Colbert, at Tarentum, gave the the county detectives have been able to information to the county authorities lay hands on as yet, but they assert] on which e arrests were ordered. It tonight that they will have the other! jg aNeged by Carpenter, who is one re -noon tomorrow and that} of the jury panel, that h s ap there will be some surprises proached by Charles Colbert with the Colbert brothers were sweated | surmestion that it would e ‘od for ours by the detectives and; thing if there should be no conviction | then <ommitted to jail, charged with | In _ « the councilmanie bribery bribery, rest the Taft declined to receive callers.' callers, vissiting new spe peur respected | to The residence. his authori- che tee u arrested, | every thing from afternoon s. his p days with eenth street near Connecticut ener The Boardmans are on European tour, and they placed their mansion at The tles became patened that there was an organized effort being made to buy up the entire jury panel so that no mat- in conection ington dence are charged with grafting and Charles Colbert, of Tarnetum a was placed trip morning. They were swiftly the Taft home on Pike where the P-esident-elect had alighted who have been booked for trial on Tuesday. Pittsburg suburb, after an A furious rainstorm was in progress when the President-elect and his party| TE Vil- is home some private business which detained him here but one day. S25 ce al Councilman John Klein of Pittsburg and Bankers Thursday, Only once in that time has he been in Cincinnati and that = buy up the entire panel of sixty jurymen who are to report tomorrow and from which there i3 to be chosen a jury to try sack and William Ramsey odore Roosevelt, two weeks from absence of nearly three months. ERA Pittsburg, Pa., Feb. 14.-Pittsburg had another graft Spasm today and while only two men are yet under arrest, charged with attempting to fix a jury, warrants for ten other persons have been issued. According to District Attorney William A. Blakely and Chief of the Allegheny county detectives George H. Waggoner, one of the most extensive schemes at jury fixing in the history of the country has been discovered. It is charged that twelve men have been busy trying to to Suit Him- a retained lite for 46 Tone te eh Nea cripple te he des. eee are limbs his lower for ll his entirely join 5 er t come days paralyze Ls 24 cases. cases. a law. is Legislators say the measure think Kansas 80, to ‘ |