Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-11

= ": IeN- United states deputy
] matshal near Marysviilc. cal, shot
aud almost Instantly killed Thomas
I Green, Suffer county farm hand last
Z Monday, The shooting was the out
| come of drunken row.
| The merchandise store OF James
/ Aeatly Mt American Falls, Ida, WINS
/ burglarized Tuesday night and Il large
/ quantity Of goods talScn. suspicion
/ rests on two standard actors who have
/ been lurking around that vicinity for
! some time, but who, since the burg
| larry, have not been seen or heard from.
Despite the energetic work of the
| sheriff's office ut Los Angeles Cal, the
negro who assaulted Mrs, Holly at Yer
| non sunday has not been caught
Posses armed with shotguns are stil
out and all the negro resorts in the
! city have been visited by searchers. 1t
| is not believed, despite the deputies
| secrecy, that any clew has been OBJ
tanned.
Edward Boyce, president Of the
| Western Federation of Miners, has just
returned to Butte Mont. from a trim
in the East, Disguised with the policy
of labor leaders who say they voted
for President Mckinley and are proud
| OF IL. MT BoyFe saye he does not
favor sending delegates from the Min
ers' federation to the meeting OF the
| American Federation of Labor at
Nashville, as he believes IT is high time
| Western labor unions were seeding
from the ranks of those in the East.
At Wednesdays meeting Of the Mon
| tana Woman Suffragists at Helena
the members adopted Il resolution de-
| clarlng their intention to form them
! selves into a political party with n
complete organization and n state
central committee, and while the party
will be party without votes to make
IT formidable as possible, its Jntention
will be chiefly to take part in the
! nomination and election of candidates
| to the legislature. and to secure men
who will support the submission of an
| amendment to the constitution pro-
viding for equal suffrage.
The four men who claim to have
been poisoned by Captain A. w. Han
of the schooner Grace, tell a story that
would be incredible II told by one man
alone. All tell the same story without
material variation. They arrived at
San Diego, Cal, Monday from Santa
Rosalia ON the schooner Anita, and
within a few hours the papers in the
case of the people against Hall were
| prepared and he was taken before
United States Commissioner Knowles
| and arraigned on the charge off at
tempted murder on the high seas. He
was held for trial in $1,000 bail.
The contest over the estate Of syl-
vester Newhall at San Jose, Cal, is
about to assume n sensational phase.
A complaint in suit to have the deed
made by the deceased. giving to his
wife property valued at 5000 600, de-
clared null and void, has been drawn
up and was filed Tuesday. The plain
| tifs to this action are Mrs. Georgia
Dunn and Miss Bell Newhall daugh-
tiers of the deceased by a former wife,
| and the defendants are the widow and
brother Of plaintiffs, who. 1t is
claimed, refuses to Join in the suit on
account of inducements held out to
him by his stepmother.
"Black Jack" supposed to be the
leader of the men who so darlngly
robbed "A train in New Mexico Satur-
day, Is one of the most interesting of
the modern Western desperadoes. He
has been killed on innumerable occa-
sions, but time has always proved that
1t was one of the members of his gang
BLACK Jacks real name is said to be
Mcdonald. and 1t is stated that he Is
a college graduate of handsome and en-
gaging appearance, and with a great
respect in his marauding for poor per-
sons and women. He is supposed to
have been In the territory about two
years.
Jacob Blum and Norman Eckes, two
meddesOmp little boys, neither over
IA years, set fire to pile of hay in the
feed store and coal yard of j. Munce
in Frultvnle Cal, Monday afternoon
and before the firemen got the better
OF the blaze that resulted, more than
81. 800 worth of property had been
destroyed The fire was at one time
dangerous one and II was only by
good luck and hard work that It was
confined to narrow limits. The elc-
ment OF good luck is found in the fact
that only week ago n new hydrant
was placed within n short distance
of where the fire started and 1t was
the water from It that quenched the
flames.
DIR. II. r. Moore, Los Angeles, Cal,
physician, is lying at his home suffer-
ing from bullet wound In the back OF
his head. and MILFORD Glover, n 15-
year-od boy, who has been living with
his mother at West Glendale, Is in the
| city prison charged with attemnted
murder, The shooting took place
Saturday afternoon, hut Glover did not
confess his guilt until Monday. 1t APP
pears that DIR. Moore his brother and
young Glover. We're out huntin~ and
while the doctors back was turned,
Glover deliberately shot him in the
head He says that the reason he
tried to kill DR.. Moore was that he
thought, as the latter had diamond
and watch he also had money, and
he wanted to get ST to repay woman
from whom he had stolen SIS. He had
repaid her he said, all but IS.
James Bennett, the would Wife
slayer, who escaped from the receiving
hospital at San Francisco some time
ago has been arrested in Victoria.
Monday afternoon Chief Lees received
a dispatch from the chief of police of
that city informing him that man
answering the description of Bennett
had recently arrived there and at once
sought medical assistance. He wore
n handkerchief around HIS throat and
acted in rather suspicious manner.
After leaving the boat he summoned
hack driver and requested him to
take him to the nearest doctors office.
Taking off the handkerchief the ply
stefan noticed that he had a bad wound
in his throat which was partly healed.
In answer to his question as TO how
he received II the visitor said that he
had engaged in a row and was cut by
his opponent.
The belief Is daily becoming stronger
at San Raphael, Cal,among the friends
of Antonio Bertolipo, the fisherman
whose body was washed PIP by the
waves at Bolinas. that his death was
not caused by accident, as the coro-
ner's Jury found. Detectives Gibson
and Wren have been detailed on the
case and are hard Mt work on clews
discovered in san Francisco. They in
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