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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-26
IHE TRIAL OF HAvEMEYER.
Extracts of tho senate Journal CT.
fered tn Evidence.

iereu III Ettuencts
WASHINGTON, May 26.-The trial OF
Henry Y. Havemeyei, President OF
the' American Sugar Refinery com.
psny, indicted for refusing to answer
questions pr5pounded ny the Senate
tugar investigation committee in
June, 1894, was resumei,ih is morning.
District Attorney Davis reoffered In
evidence tue extract OF the Senate
lturnsl showing the recreancy OF
Hsvemeyer, to which the defense OBJ
lectsd unless other journals showing
tue action OF the Senate upon the case
DO admitted. Judge Bradley agreeu
TO admit all relevant extracts from the
Senate journals. Accordingly extrnc s
showing the three reports OF the com.
mittee to the Senate and detailing the
lacts OF Havemeyer's eontumacy were
admitted. johnson objected to the
admission OF the printed report OF The
COMMITTEES 70 evidence. A ioag legal
debate followed.
The government strenuou.ly in
tsted That 1t was admissible ~ the
tihcial Senate report. Davis card he
w.s driven to the necessity Of Offering
tnis document ~ evidence because the
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FRANKFORT, KY, May 26.-An sp.
pllca,io. was tiieu by the Northern
bank OF Kentucky with the secretary
u state Tor authority to reduce It's
capital stock from $1,000, 600 to $780,
quo. This is Tor the purpose OF issuing
seOO, geo Certificates OF drposit TO stock
hoidtis IN lieu OF that value in stock.
by THE msnns IL is hoped to evade u
law taxing bank stock irrespective OF
amy contract with the state to the
contrary. Some other banks will try
this expedieut. Other banks still Will
appeal from the appellate curt, which
has approved the law, to the federal
c0uIts for relief.
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original stenogfaphic Dotss OF Have
meyers testimony had been lost. This
defense ffered to admit the whole
printen record but objected to extracts
rotating to Hevemeyet's testimony.
The court said II the contention OF the
government was correct, then the
whole record was evidence and much
OF tho time OF the court Inns bpen
wasted. The court sustalned the Oh
Iection.
The government restei IN tho Have.
meyer rial at l:25 o'clock. johnson
for the defeuse moved that the jury
TO tnttruoted to find ueiendant rot
g1ilty. AT 9 O'Clock court acjournoi.
ID strict Attorney Davis Will opeak to.
morrow to Mr.. Johnson's motion.
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soldesed IN, havp been luIroduced IL
evidencp,snd uuring the sessions OF the
court the box occupies d conHpicuous
posiiioDlon The deck near the witDssses.
After auiouromont tue box is tasen IN
charge by the clerk Of the court and
hiod away with tho other exhitile In
The casr.
The box was made twice the usual
s'ze, 1t having been the intention OF
Davis that his shoes should also lie
placed in the receptacle anu tuipcle
with those OF HE helpmate in life. Bat
owing TO the scramble over the estate
OF the deceased, his wishes IN this
reepecl have not yet been carried out.
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wAsHINGToN, May 26.-SenHtor
Allison, chairman OF the Republican
Senate csucus, has appointed rs I'D
vlsors to tho committee on finance on
The tariff oil. ms provided for In caucus
on Monday. i5eaators 5pooner, Plat
New Yors) ana Wilson. This sens
,vrs will act with the Republican men,
Ders OF the finance Committee In pass.
ing upon all omsndmenis on the tariff
bill snJ deciding on all lines Of policy
osnrlpg on that measure. t
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AN IsDIAN A,RsuIp.
The Crozs said TO tsnvs Invaded tho
t.lmn He,orXnIIon.


PHOENIX ARE. May 26.-rhe air.
ship GRAZ, has invaded the Pima In
dian reservation. Alter big pow :
WOW, which listed many days, the
young men OF tho tribe set to work
early last week, under the direction OF
two Of the cDief msdiciue men, to
construct an &c ial navigation ship
from a mouel found In one OF the HUI
traled weekly papers that reaches the
reservation. Work has progressed TO
the point where the thing has assumed
definite shape and esign.
Foe ehip 10 o panOs-shaped affair,
and the propeller is huge revolving
whoei, very much like that which az
pears In the Illustrations of most OF
the standard nirehils.
Charter Barnett, who arrived yea.
terJay fr M tho reservation. says the
Indians Will surely attempt to launch
their Continuance from the highest
perpendicular bluff on the Pima teser.
walton.
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narnsy narnnto sIcI1.

LONDON, May pa short drop III
the Barnato group OF South African
securities was occasi0ned to-day by u
dispatch from Capc,own stating that
Barney Barnato was suffering from
nervous prostratiOn anu his friends
found II necessary to place him under
restraint. Barnato's London repre-
sentative eail later In tie day, that he
had received u cablegram stating that
Barnalo was suffering from u slight
attack OF Cape tever, bat his coalition
was rot eeriOns. a.f.rr .Us
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N, n,inations.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-rhe Presi-
deaf toiay sentin the following noml-
nations to tue Senate:
State-Charles Burdette Hart, West
Virgi ola, envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipo,entiary to Colum bia;
Francis 3. Jones. Louisiana, secretary
OF the legation at Buenos Ayres, Ar
gentine Republic.
Justics-John q. Thompson, ILL.,
mole, and James Osmond Boyd, North
Carolina, assistant attorney generals.
InterioI-Lucius A. Wright, agent
OF Indians at the Mission Tale River
agency, California.
Postmaster = Lewis f. Baboock,
Billings, Mont.
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Electric Line for Nicaragua.

RICHMOND. Ind, May 26.-An.
nouncement was made here of the
formation OF compa y to build a 100
mile electric line in Nicaragua. Isha N
sedwick Of this city Ia president; Peter
Baches, Trenton, N. j., secretary, and
q. IL. Hall, Trenton, N. j., treasurer.
The nominal capital 10 $1,000 and
The name OF the company is the
Atlantic and Lake Nicaragua Rail.
road anu Navigation company. The
company gets numerous concessions
from the Nicaragua government,
among which is $50, 200 acres OF land.
There is at present out one short line
10 that Country.
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Text Book Convention.

Tho State text book convention has
adopted Frys's biographies for the
public schools, which will be the text
book In that particular branch of
study for the next i've lyears. The
convention is in session again tsday
and wrestlipg with other oOoke.
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him TINT they are not eurn wild
aud terrible anarchists ia they have
been painted. His sojourn In Sail,
Lake Will give bin u glimpse OF one
OF the garIen Hpois OF the West and
Introduce him to nu inu1ieuco of thor.
tugbly western people. He will learn
much Of interest on the subject OF bi-
melallism, which ,ffsoIs the iontire
nation, but which hiss u Local elcuin.
cauce In the ROCKY Mountain region.
by oil means the President should
come West.
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CHICAGO, May 26.-Ozrow w.
Cinp., once a wealthy board OF trade
operator, and the son OF Dwight o.
Clnpp, were arrested today at the re.
quest OF the New YORK police, charged
with bsing fugivives from justice. 1t
is said they are wanted In New York
20 answer charge OF Illegally trans
ferripg property for the purpose OF
defrauding creditors.
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John Jones, !lhe alleged Wanship
post tflice rebber was brought down
from summit county by United
States deputy marshal last night, AMI
taken to the county isil. The defend
ant sloutly deniss his guilt. He will
likely be arraigned before United
States commissioner as soon as the
papers are made out
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BAN FRANCISCO, May 20 IF the
tweniy-rounu contest between Geo.
Gfesn aud Charlie McKeever tonight
does not prove one OF the most INTEL
esting matches OF the year, there will
DO quite number OF sports disap.
pointed. Local patrons OF pugilistic
events have sizsd the thing up care
fully, and while they favor Greene
chances In the fight, they have come
to tho conclusion that all OF the
requisites for AN interesting exhibition
OF hsticuffs are in sight.
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Kindergarten Benefit.

On Monday evening next the
Wright. Huntington stock company
will play at the Grand Operr house
Tor the benefit OF the URh Kinder
gaften association. Held ny the
Enemy, the popular and ever pleasing
military drama, VIII be- the bill. and as
Monday is to he celebrated as the
Decoration holiday, lindications point
To a rood attendance on that occasion.
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Banker Johnson Indicted.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 25.--The
Federal granu Jury today found nine
indictments against John Il. johnson,
the late president OF the State National
bank at Logapsport. He Is charged
with violating practically every sec
ton OF the national banking law, In
ciuding forgery. 1t ia found that the
directors OF the bank cannot Do indict-
ed for stupidity and incompeiency,
which the Federal authorities indicate,
10 the chief trouble with them.
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Dereiict Vessel Pound.

WASHINGTON, May 90 The secre-
tary OF the treasury has received a
telegram from Cantaiu Phillips Of the
revenue cutter Perry Mt Kitchikau,
Alaska, stating that he had discovered
tue derelict schooner Gen. SieIin, ten
miles west OF Gfabam Islam. No sur.
vivors or bodies were Iound,
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WASHINGTON, May 26.-The score
tary OIL the navy has accepted the offer
Of the owners Of the American steam.
snip City oil Everett now at San Fran.
cisco to charter that vessel to the gov
ernment for the transportation OF grain
from California TO Bombay for the
famine sufferers, al SAC, 200.
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MILES CITY, Mont, May 26.-John
Hover, the missing sneephsrder from
John Barringer's ranch, was found
dead about two miles from the ranch,
with two bullet boles through the
bIdy. His dog lay by his side. Both
were Filled by Indiaus. The Indians
are making preparations Tor trouble
and the settlers are growing uneasy.
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A rRo,pEcron NEARLY DEAD.
iie Had Been without Food for Three
Days and q Half

Days and a Hal.
SAN DIEGO. Cal, May 26.-J. Diet
rick, desert prospecloI, has arrived
ut Banner, this county, almost insane
IT IN having been without food for
three amt halt days. From the
story which he tells 1t Ia quite possible
that two men who were with him on
the desert are now dead. D,etrick and
James Kerr had been prospecting Tor
over year on the desert. AT Plcacho
they picked up an old Arizona pros.
pector named Anderson. Ths three
arrived at Balton on the l7th instant.
From there they set out Tor the San
Jacinio mountains. Last Thursday,
Dietrich went on ahead Of his COM
paniOns but they failed to follow him.
He went back and found their trail
with led out ON the desert tow
Yuma. He followed the trail fVr .
miles and then turning back ma o MS
way nearly dead to Banner. A
staIcning party Will 40 out from here.
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LONDON, May 26,- rhe official
celebration OF the queens birthday
was observed today in London with
the usual closing OF courts and govern.
ment offices, ringing OF church bells,
displaying OF tiags, artillery ealutes
and the ceremony OF trO3ping color on
the Horse Guards pnrade la which the
colonial troops now In LonGon took
part. Although The ceremony was
somewhat marred by rain, 1t was wit.
messed by " large coucourse OF people.
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TARIFF DISCUSSION.
Consideration Of The Measure Bs6uT
in lha Ssnale.
FIRST rIsnr ov4R nonic Aclp
The Busintss Transacted Before the
Matter Of Chief Interest
Was Reached.

WAsHINaToN, May 26.--At 2 o'clock
the Senate took up the tariff bill, and
the formal reading OF the bill began.
Public interest In the dischssion OF
the tariff bill promises to exceed that
on the Cuban resolutions. The gal.
leriUe Of the Senate chamber were
crowded from the outset toby. The
parliamentary status Of the bill accord.
Ing 10 the calendar was that OF
"unfinished business" which gave the
bill right OF way at 2 O'Clock although
IL was understood IL would be taken
up earlier n tho morning business was
disposed OF before TINT hour.
The approaching Victorian Jubilee
served as a t"sme for an eloquent In
vocation by R,v. Mr. Milburn. "The
services OF VIctoiishavo ehrined her In
the hearts and reverence of,truehesrted
men anu women the world round,'
said he. "May her last days be her
best and happiest. Guide tho counciln
OF that realm and tnoss OF our beloved
country, that hand in hand they msy
tread the path of conser vative progress
to the goal OF Christian o.viliz alton. -
The final conference report upon
the Indian appropriation bill was
reported nut not acted upon, 1t pro.
vides Tor the opening OF the Unoom III
pabgre Indian rs-ervatioD, Utah,
reserving to the United elates the
asphalt aBd gilsonite Janus.
Allison, Iowa, secured the passage
VI JOINT resolution appropria,ing
sea, 200 for deficiencies In the govern.
nent printing office.
The Senate today adopted the
Chandler resolution authorizing the
sending OF supplies TO the famine
sufferers in India by any suitable chip
insteau OF confiuing them TO m
American ship. The inference re.
port on tho Indian appropriation bill
was agreed to.
Then the formal reading OF the tariff
bill was begun and the consideration
paragraph by paragraph, started. The
fleet hgnt occurfei over the finance
committee amendment raising the
borie acid IRON to 8 cents pouni i.
Vest moved 10 refuge 10 to 3 cents.
Jones, Arkansas, supported HIM and
criticized the COMMITTEES as adding 10
the profits OF the Epglish company
which WAS about to purchase all borax
lnnus aud plan.s In Nevada, Dali.
iornia and Oregon.
White (California) said he wanted a
share in Toe distribution OF lsvOrs a nd
said the English negotiations had
failed.
Senator Vests amendment to reduce
tue rate ON borax to three cents q
pound was defeated; yeus, 20; nays,29.
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LEXINGTON, KY, May 26.--The
Lexin- ton aud Bryan Stallion society,
the Daughters OF the A perican II ave :
lction, will entertain Mrs. Adisi
Stevenson next Friday. A drive to
Bryan station in the afternoon anu o
reception at the home Of Mrs. 3. Van
Meter at New York will constitute the
program.
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s.ntencoa for Forgery.

ABILENE, KS, May 20. = James
McNaspy, once prosperous broker Of
Harrington, this county, and promi.
nent In etate politics has been cen.
fenced TO nine years In the peniten.
tiary Tor forgery. He Ia said to have
realizsd $4,000 Oh forged notes.
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ALASKAN noUNDARY TREATY.
Will be hecommsn for Adoption
Wish AN Amendment

WASHINGTON. May 2S.-Tbe Senate
foreign relations committee today
agreed TO accept the Recommendation
Of its eub-committes Tor the amend.
mont OF the Alaskan boundary treaty
go as to provide specially that the &C.
ceptance OF Mount St. Elias as the
Initial point OF the meridian boun.
dairy between Alaska and British pos.
sessions ehall not operate as conces.
sion of any claims Of the United
States on the sea coast line between
The two countries. AS thus amended
the committee will recommend tho
ratt ication OF the treaty.
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SMITH CENTER Kans., May ga
car loadei with core, contributed by
the citizens OF this county for the
starving In Indie, has been shipped
from here. Each side OF the Car was
decorated with a banner inscribed
"Carlcad OF corn for the starving OF
India-Mohammedan or Atheist; we
can feed the wor,d.n
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A THREAT FROM ENGLAND.
Great Britain Will Abandon the
European Concert
Prolonged Until the In
demnity II Paid.

LONDON, May PA dispatch from
Athens says Great Britain bas de-
olared her Intention to abandon the
concert OF the powers II 1t be deler.
mined that the occupation of ThtsJaly
by Turkish troops be prolonged until
Greece shall have paid the war in.
demnity demanded by Turkey.
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New YORK, May 26.-Llz,rd Freres
huve taken 100000 gold i,r shipment
tomorrow to Europe. o. the amount
oply S240 900 ia taken from the sub
treasury. The balance comes from San
Franciaco.
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San FRANCIsCo, May 28.-Little
Fiossie Brush, years old, mas been
towering between lie anu death tor
lesrly week from the effects OF u
blow by a school mats, Ross Havrill.
The blow was struck Ia the ischool
room last Thursday. HavTili teased
the little girl anu took her pencil
away. When she tried to recover It
he hit her with his fiat In the side Just
helow the lower ribs. Internal In.
Illumination set In and much of the
time since the child has been delicious.
She 10 not yet out OF danger.
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NEW YORK, May 26.-"Kidn Nc.
Coy and "Dick" O'brieu OF Boston,
will meet In 25-rCuud bout at 1855
pounds ppfore the Palace Athletic
club tonight. This promises TO be
about az Interesting match as has
come Of IN greater New YORK in
many months, ana has attracted 6
great deal of attention.
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HER AsmEs IN COURT.

The Remains of the widow of the
millionaire Exhibited.
SAN FRA NcIsoo. Cal, May 28.-An
Interesting anu novel feature OF the
contest over the VIII of millionaire J.
Y. Davis, now on trial before Judge
Uoffey, is the fact that the aches OF the
tsstator, inolosed In a neat little metal
casket, with = circular lid or cover we'll
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THE DR.Dronn nANUsoRIpr.
Formally Presented 90 Massachusetts
by thomas BayRrd.

by Thomas Bayard.
BOSTON, May 25.--rhe Bradford
manuscript history OF this New Ply
mouth colony was formally presented
to the commonwealth OF Msssschu-
setts by Thomis f. BiyarI, former
u nited States Ambassador to Il ngland,
before the lint convention OF the legis-
lature touay. Many prom nent OH 9.
ials and distinguished citizeus were
present. the actual prese ntation was
preiaced by. an address by Senator
Hoar, who spoke in terms OF high APP
probation ofex.Embasssdor Bayard's
efforts towards establishing upon q
broader found alton the feeling OF
brotherhood botween Americans aud
Britons, aud gave In detail tue story
OF ths Bradford narration and the
many unsucce ssfui attempts made to
secure 1t TOR the United states.
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TIE LAKE FRONT CASE.
The Decision oil commissioner Lam.
oreauN Reversed.

oreauN Reversed.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-Binger
Hermsa, commissioner general Of the
land Office to-day announced his deci.-
Ton in the Chicago Like Front case
reversing the decisioh OF Commits
sioner Lamoreaux and denying
and rejecting the application
OF Harvey M. Lafollett anu
Mathews Benner to locate the
Mckee strip OF lads. This allows
the patent rendered to Robert A.
X nzie In 1921 to stand for the benefit
OF the grantees. The commissioner
holds tuat the Kinzie patent applies to
all Hands IN the tract stretching to the
shore lint; that the accretions inure to
the benefit Of th,se who hold them
under the Ktuzle patent, and that
there was ample justih cation for
directing and holding re.hearing.
The lands Involved are valued az
upwards OF Sl5. 000, 900
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TO mAHE nLEr SUGAR.
Foreign Capital 10 be Invested in tho
InduBtry.

InduBtry.
MILWAUKEE, May 20 according
10 Kari u. Corr, until recently this
manager OF the beet sugar factory at
Menominee Fails, company Of
iofeigp capitalists has been formed
which VIII enter upon the manu-.
iacture OF beet sugar on a gigantic
scale in this and other states. He
claims that all OF the men whom he
has succeeded Ia Interesting In the
matter are men who havs had wide
experience In the business In Europe.
He said: "The main business Office Of
the cumpany will bs located at Cnics-
20 and branch offices will be eslab.
lished In every sugar beet growing
State in the Union.
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CHICAGO, May 26.-rhree men were
injured to-day la a panic caused by u
fire in tue johnson Chair company
factory. They are Joseph Larson,
Adolpa Kruege, Frank Wolski,n en-
noyes. The rirs caused loss OF
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NEW YORK, May 26--A thousand
striking taI0rs resumed WORK TO-DAY
having gained the concession de-
msnded from the middlemen. Meyer
Schoenfield, the leader Of the strikers,
said he did not look Tor settlement OF
the tailOrs' contest earlier than four
weeks hence.
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halfway Photographer. Adjourn.

PEORIA, ILL.,, May 26.--The order Of
Railway Teiegraphers adjourned siue
die this morDing. W. V. Powell was
Reelected granu ohiei; +. NJ. Pierson,
Indianapolis, hrat aseistant grand
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EAGLE LAKE, Ind, May 26.-The
first order tVday in the PrssDy terrain
general assembly was the reports Of
the committee on foreign missions.
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SPRINGFIELD, Onlo. May 26.-Rey.
G.. 3. Walker, recently appointed
u nited States army chaplain has
received orders to report at Fort Ear-
rison, Mont.
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WANTED 70 nEcomE a HERO.
A Yonng Artisan Planned TO Murder
the szar

BERLIN. May 20 The local An.
zeieer oi Aix-La-Chanpeile today pub.
lished "A dispatch from 81. Petersburg
saying a young artisan has been ar.
rested in the park o. fskoe.Selo,
seventeen miles south oil 81. Peters
burg, whore the summer residence OF
the emperor Is located, with dagger
and revolver 10 his possession. The
prisoner said he wanted 10 murder the
ear, become famous and be hanged
Ike other "heroes."
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DEArn's HARVEST.

frank MeCJppin, n SAN Frnnciseo
urmocrai.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 26.-Frank Me-
Coppin, postmaster Tor the past i've
years, and q prominent Democrat,
died this morning as a result Of an
operation.