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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-02
BASE BALL BRIEFS.

Tony Mullane is no longer on the staff of
umpres of the Western league. After the
row in the game between Columbus and Mil
waukee at the latter city Tuesday SO many
protests were filed against the count that
1t was decided to let him CO. Cushman Who
Is living in Milwaukee, was ordered to report
for duty and may finish the season with the
league.
President Ban johnson, of the Western
league, Is taking a vacation at Excelsior
Springs, Mo- The head of the Western or
ganizatiOn was very sick when he left but
him stating that he was getting much better
President johnson expects to return to Chi
cago in few days.
The st. Joseph Milwaukee games of Sent
49, 10 and 20 have been transferred to Mil
waukee.
1t is now claimed that Cincinnati is after
Geier, the stocky youngster who has been
playing the ST. Paul outfield taking an oc-
casonal stab at second base and doing the
backstOp work when Spies has been relieved
of his position by the umpire. Geier is a.
good player however, and is valuable as a
utility man.-Kansas City Journal.
Bumpus Jones is the only Senator who
is not now on his way to Milwaukee, The
popular twirler received a telegram Sunday
afternoon announcing the serious illness Of
his sister, and Jones was granted leave of
absence by Manager Lotus. As his arm
now appears to be all right it is hODed that
Jones will not be detained many days as he
is needed by the club on the hard trip before
the Senators.-Ohio State Journal
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Fort Erie Races.

BUFFALO, Sept. 1.-Cogomose's mile in
and well-played favorite, Alice Farley was
the feature at Fort Erie today. L. H. Smith
waited with Addie and ran around the bunch,
First race, 3-year-olds and upwards sell
Ing, six furlongs-Collatera won, Tamora
second, Lodd Faronolet third Time, 1:153l.
Second race, 3-year-ods, selling, five fur
longs-Cosada won, laredo second, Amelia T
third. Time, 1:04 M
Third race, 9-year-olds and upwards, one
mIile-Cogomosie won. Alice Farley second,
Miss Gussie third. Time. lao
Fourth race, selling, 2-year-olds, five fur
Iongs-Lurline won, The Gardener second,
Lady Scarlet third. Time, 1041a.
ruth race, 3-year-olds and upwards, six
furlongs-Beguie won, Zanetto second, Odd
Genius third. Time, L 10.
sixth race, S-year-olds and upward, selling,
SIX furiongs-Jessie Mason won, Sim w sec
ond, Utopia third. Time. 1:15K
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5EYEN RUNS IN ONE INNING
HAT WAS THE STORY OF ST,
PAUL'S DEFEAT

IS In the Two Games Preceding, the
the Locals Could Not Catch Up
Today Two Games VIII he Played
With St. JOseph-MiIVvauiz and
minneapolis Won.
Kansas City Z, ST. Paul q.
Minneapolis q, ST. Joseph 3.
milwaukee, 7, Columbus 4.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
At ST. Paul-St. Paul VS.. ST. Joseph %.
81 lndianapOlis-Ind. VS.. Columbus ~.
AT Detroit-Detroit VS.. Milwaukee.
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2.O5 Event.
READVILLE, Mass, Sept. lon the
same track on which he, made the
record time last year, 1894, Star
Pointer today again tried for a worlds
record of a mile in harness. but failed
to equal his performance by half a
second. The enormous crowd saw q
mile made in less than two minutes,
and it is safe to say that, with slightly
better conditions the record would
have again gone down before the great
stallion. The track was in good shape.
and there was no wind. With a run
ming mate, Pointer made quarter in
:291A and, with the half In :59, it looked
as if he would do something to the
record. The terrific pace was kept up
to the three-quarter pole, which was
reached in 1:2SA, and then came the
question of endurance. The great horse
was urged all through the home
stretch, but fell half a second short
of the record.
The 2:O5 pace, after Pointer went on,
was run off. Little Bumps fought
gamely in three of the five heats, but
each time the son of Baron Wilkes
was caught at the wire, the first time
by Roam Wilkes, the second by Planet.
and the third by Frank Bogash, the
latter finally taking the race.
Inc I:1o pace was easy LOT ESOZen,
after the first heat, although Flirt and
Hal Wilkes were well up in the third
and fourth heats. Macmillan ran
away with Geers, after the first heat,
making the circuit of the track three
times. and throwing the veteran over
the fence. Fortunately. Geers ESCAPED
with a few bruises.
The 2:23 trot brought out a dark
horse in George, who not only faced
the starter for the first time but took
all three heats in the easiest possible
manner
The unfinished Massachusetts stake
was finally won by Grattan Boy.
During the. afternoon. Joe Patchen
and Chehalis were matched for a race
at Rigby, during the Grand circuit
meet, for a purse of $4,000.
Albatross, the guideless wonder, made
a half mile in 1:02A.
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BROOKLYN SHUT OUT.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The Orphans opened up
on McKenna with a single and a clean four
Dagger in the first, and kept it up all
through the game, batting for a total Of
twenty-six bases. Woods was in fine trim
after his long rest. holding Brooklyn down
to five scattered singles. Ryan and Dona-
hue hit safely each time at bat and the
former killed BroOklyn's only chance to
score by wonderful catch in deep left field
Score;
R.H.E.
Chicago :. 20 0 0 1 2 80 IS /
Brooklyn E. 90 0 0 0 % 5 /
Batteries, Woods and Donahue; McKenna
and Grim
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-02

"ENact percentages, st. Joseph. 1852; Min
Reapolis, 1880.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-02

Two-base hits. Cdmpau. McViCker; three
base-hit Campau; home runs, Burke, Slagle;
Glenalvin and Comiskey; Glasscock to Shu-
CART to Geier; Shugart and Spies; sacrifice
hits, Frisbee, Campau. O'HaGan; bases on
balls, off Phyle 8, off Pardee 3; first base
on errors. st. Paul l, Kansas City 5; hit
by pitcher. GlasscOck, Wilson; struck out,
O'Hagan. Pardee. Burke; balk. Pardee; left
on bases, st. Paul A, Kansas City 4; time,
1S5; weather, clear; field, dry; attendance,
SOC; umpire, Sheridan.
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Not Only Grand Army. lint All

Other people desiring to visit Cincinnati,
sept, "a. 4th and a. 9Th will be carried there
ana return for $l4.O0 via 1.-THE North-Wesfern
Line'-C., st. P, NJ. & o. Ry. For informaI
ton as to reduced rates from Cincinnati -
various points extension limits on tickle s.
e etS can at $50 Robert street, St Paul and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-02
BOSTON, Sept The Champions W

BOSTON, Sept. 1.-The Champions were
beaten for the second time today by the
Clevelands. and slipped back into second
place in the league race. The game was a
close one and was not won until the last
man was out. 1t was a pitchers battle, and
Cuppy had the better of it. Attendance, 1000.
Score:
R.H.E.
Cleveland =. q % o o o % 4 2
Boston -. .....1 0 0 % /
Batteries, Cuppy and Criger; Willis and
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Derby September Meeting

LONDON, Sept AT the last days rac-
ing OF the Derby September meeting today
Manatee won the Rangemore stake for two
year-olds. Seven horses ran. Distance Ave
furlongs straight "e' HVe
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Intercity bankers, Gnmn

me 81 Paul bank clerks will play the Min
neapOlis bank clerks Saturday at the Aurora
the Minneapolis clerks are good ball players
and Will give the ST. Paul clerks Q hard rub
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston Crowded Out of First Place
by the Reds.
OF THE CLUB;
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY,

At Chicago-Chicago vs.. Brooklyn.
At Observation-Disclosures VS.. Washington.
AT Boston-Boston VS.. Cleveland.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING VS.. New York.
At ST. Louis-St. Louis VS.. Philadelphia
At LouiSville-LouiSVille VS.. Baltimore.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-02
Empty Apartments.

IS cheaper to advertise and let them
qhtc'ay Mdn to haze them idle ut q Toss of
$ts to 500 month. The Globe goes every
Gchere.
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SENATORS LUCKY, BUT LOST.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-The Senators were
badly crippled today, but they were very
lucky. Only two of the hits made off Haw-
ley reached the outfeld. Corcorans single
and Peitz's double won the game in the
eighth: Steinfeldts fielding was the feature
Attendance. 1.125. Score:
R.H.E.
Cincinnati =. % % 0 1 / 1 *-5 IA /
Washington Il 0 0 2 0 o. 8 4
Batteries, Hawley and PETIT; Weighing and
Farrell.
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WITH THE AMATEURS.

The North Stars would like to get a game
for Sunday, Sept. IA, with any club in tbe
city. Address J. E. Mccarthy, 352 Randolph
street.
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Minneapolis.
:. ......O 2 0 0 1 0 2 Sc
ST. Joseph :. .....O 0 0 0 "a

Earned run, Minneapolis; two-base hits
Andrews, Carey, Parker; passed ball, Dixon;
wild pitch, Wadsworth; bases on balls, Da-
Wis, Carey, Dixon, Eustace Roat Hollings
worth; struck out, by Parker, Sharpe, Deady
Wright, Fisher, Wadsworth; left on bases
Minneapolis 4 st. Joseph Z; stolen basea'
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-02
BREWERS BATDTED wOLTERs.
Won Their Game and Stepped Into
First Place.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Sept. 1.-The Brewers
batted VOTERS hard today. Franks fielding
was feature of the game. Score:
R.H.E.
Columbus 80 0 0 1 l 2 o. 2
Batteries, Rettger and Smith; VOTERS and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-02

Hotel Empire, New York, hlgh-class hotel
other page VI AL
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BALTIMORE REATEN

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept with the
score to 3 in the Colonies favor, Cunning
ham eased up in the ninth inning and the
Birds touched him up for four singles and
two doubles, almost tying the score. At
tendance, 1900 Score
RH.E.
Louisville 80 5 81 So 10 8
Baltimore $50 0 2 0 0 5-S Is 8
Batteries. Cunningham and Kttredge; Nops
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-02

Carey, Dixon; sacrifice hit, Parker; time,
l:40 umpire, Mannassau.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-02
Adam Fetsch, Filth md po,

After dinner go to Adam Fetsob,s for vo,,.
cigar. Aoi youi
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LESS THAN TWO MINUTES
STAR POINTER MADE A MILE
ON READVILLE TRACK

Failed to Equal His Previous Per-
fOrmance by Half n Second
NIassachusetts stake Won by
Grattan Bey-EgO1en Took the
2.I5 Pace and Frank BOgash the
2.O5 Event. .-..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06

Kansas city. oct 6-iSween Karna-
ton. succeeded PallaH Aihenf % yes
terday. held forth today, and heading
q Fnfreoua pageant " npwer.b decked
vehicles Wns drawn through the streets
the wonder ana admiration q the
thousands " Hightseers
Tho "Kween" lmperannaisd by KatN-
arlne Harvey, a charming miss u eight
WAS seated on beautiful n1tt sur
rounded by her clFht attendants and a
court lester. an yuuuFatgrs, ana drawn
hy eight milk Whine Norman horses,
Following came an almost endless Or.
ray Of carriaros and nuats occupied
by r1elrty ladies and brilliantly decor
aied with a prpfualon of choice noNrls
arranged In many queer conceits. siN-
tefu prizes were hung ~ Tor the most
beautiful or most unique iurnpulH
T1,e parade was undoubtedly one OF
the fncat ever held here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06

mcni. but solely In acceptance Of re-.
probabilities which providence has laid
On ua, Men lightly talk of Imperial
Ism" our Imperialism j. not tgrritlr-
lal lust, but benlEaut trade expansion
and civlllzing influence. and our nag is
AZ Manila. not ln any spirit Of sp1lla-
ton. not ~ either the greed or the
flufy ot conquest, but, let 10 BE- rover
rauy lald. under the controlling force
or rflv.iontihl guidance. m the ripe
hour Do The development aud require
ments " our national growth.
III ls treated IN many quarters slim
ply aa question of territorial cKpan-
1n, bot that h secondary and lnci-
dtuini confederation, The great and
oyerawiug question IL one oi clmmer-
cM opening. The heart ~ tho iasuo Ia
not mere territory but trade necossi-
Ties ana facilities. beyond aud behind
ana beneath this departure lies the
isnad problem N Americas destiny ln
The commerce nnd civilization % the
World.
THE Pacific o. r.rhtiuiiy within our
commercial sphere. We hold one shore
and We are nearest the other Europa
uuW cross two oceans g. the orient,
ana We but one. why should We not
peacefully and pr1vidcuiihiiy avail our.
selves NJ tn commercial advantages
within our Eraapl
"shnll we be worthy u orr hlrh mis-
al1hi ] have fun faith in my country.
men. I believe In the spirit and capac.
Joy " che American people. This war
nnd liu tremendous questions have
given w new revelation and dignity
aud purpose. How II ha1 dwariod and
diminished our partisan differences
lnd our petty contention. How % has
klndlrd the patriotic nrrs aud quick
gnod she true national Instinct. How u
has llftcd ua 20 higher plane ~ pub
Nr CONSEQUENCES and TO broader view
~ national greatness. In the large
work before ua " rlyUfniuF and duvrl.
'opinE our now posHeasi1uE. " anchor.
atlas aud advancing the conditions u
the urN peoples who have been brought
undcf the protecting folds ~ our HAS
and ut achieving The fuilncas ~ the
new possibilities within our grasp there
j. call for all that ~ best ln our Amer
lean courage aud Htateumnnshin and
character
There 10 call Tor thoughtful. con.
frlentl1ua and patriotic devotion On
tn part " the people. In dealing with
these great questions which concern
she future u nuf country and IT, rrla.
lions % the world there ought 60 b. nd
noon fur narrow uartaHuHhip. lot uI
cunnnu our partisan differences % %.
nestle Issues. Oct az limit our family
contests in the family circle. let NJ
Nlih patriotic spirit, end them 90 out
Own shores. ana when We come 20 front
foreirn questions and foreign nations
lntoivlnE 0ur honor. our dignity ana
stand united na une people. Forgetting
ihrf We are Republicans " Democrats
iud remembering only that We are all
. Americana together"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06
ASSASSIN'S At san Juan
The laindes Threaten 70 Settle Old
Scores.
Anoaymsa. uaadblns Ia the same rsaar
are Di.tributsd-A Hsiga Of
Terror ImminsnL

San Juan. de rorio Rico.oct G.-Thc
Alicante arrived herr yesterday morn.
inF and will sail Tor spain today with
20 sick spanish soldiers
Tuesday Captain Aricgui " the civil
Euard al Dayamo was severely stabbed
by some persons unknown. ~ ~
thought he will de. Ito j. much dis
liked BY the ISLANDERS The ofielais
al iiayam1 promptly made several ar.
rests. including a prominent phyrlciEn.
Dr.sihnii- CaptainArl~rui and sthail
have lonF been bitter personal enemies.
The physician Il known az an Amcri.
can rympathiEcr lie had 20 leave
the island during tho war. and but re-
gently returned. when arrested h.
was On sick bed from which he was
hraulin him u any C1nnectiun with thu
stnbbinr
Trouble Of this character has been
feared Tor some time NJ llaynmo. \
spanish resident recently asked for
American protection. Den. fifn0ke
replied that II was Impossible 10 fur
nish this until the Spanish had eyncu-
nted the Island. ana that IN the mean
time the RrunlnfdH must look 10 the
Spanish authorities Tor protection.
The iiuynfnn occurrence Increases
the apprehension among the Spanish
NJ Han juan. where there hnvs been
similar incidents durinr the last few
days. There N a fumtr TINT Old
scores will b. settled BY the islanders.
aud anonymous hand billH are rlrcu-
lated. an a. the same tenor. Ncvcrthe-
ieFf. n there n ~ interval ~ unprr-
trctcdnrsH between ne spanish cvacu.
alton and tho American occupation OF
Fnn Juan serious disorders are not
likely 60 occur here.
Tho United states postal authorities
now az RIO piedfaa win ho ready 90 90.
tabllsh IN onico here ~ tho earliest
opportunity. Tho remainder OF Gen.
trnssts brigade. tho sixteenth Penn.
syivanla and the Third Wisconsin. now
al Cnyey, has received orders 20 pro-
coed to Ponce on Friday next II will
take four days 20 make the trip. Al
Ponce they will embark for the Unit.
20 States, arriving between the 2oth and
tho g5th.
Since the cessation Of hisiilitiea, the
iarre percentage of sickness among
'he regiments has been largely due 10
inactivity and lack Of Interest, with
severe guard and patrol duty. The
men are overi1yed az the prospect OF
returning 10 the United States
Seven OF sight Oh mortara. former
ly on thu city fortlhcations, were sold
" the spanish authorities and rcmaved
20 the dock FOR shipment Tho Ameri-
can commission objected 20 the re-
moval and the sale was declared on.
The moftars Will he replaced.
n IL said that Captain General
Mnchlns. who has served Spain long
and faithfully aud hos never known
defeat or SURRENDER. will leave the ln-
land before the formal delivery 10 the
American government The feeling
which prompts this resolution IL fully
appreciated by Americans here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06
smirn OK iMrruIALrsM.
Tho Postmaster General Deals with Prob.
TENS at Om iha.

omaha, oct. 5.-Thla afternoon Presl-
dent u. W, Wattles OF the tranu-Mis-
rlsslppl exposition called the audience
III Frnrsylvanlaa 20 order az tho audi
torlum. uen. charles NJ Henderson
Welcomed. the visitors. Response were
made by John Woodsldc VI Pennsyl-
vnnln. chairman OF the state cgmmis-
Tlon. ITO introduced Postmaster Gen
eral charles Emory Smith, who de-
iiyered a short address. Regarding tho
snr With spaiL. he said
with our monumental victory We
face "a new epuch 10 the history of the
tepubllc. We come 10 broader out
NIX. whose deep import 10 well for Us
10 consider. The world knows our am-
nler reach, and our larger destiny. and
We feel u.
"EqiIal TO every crisis In the past, we
shall deal with this new emergency In
ne true American spirit, II makes Us
removable for Cuba. itrsVcs ~ Porto
ltico Il plants our outpost on the far
fher sd " the globe, Whatever we
Mold. whether IL be more or leHa, Will
be held not for terr.otrlal aggrandae-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06

Nancy Guilford Indicted tor Mardsr Ia a..
second Degree.

bridgeport. Conn, oct G-c0roner
Daten has completed his inquest Into
The death " Emma an. whose dis
mdmberad body was found In tho Vel
low Mil Pond few days ago, finding
thar she came TO her death by felon,
ious homicide AZ che hand or Nancy
A onilfDrd. assisted and abeited by
Alfred ONlcy and Rose Drayton. The
grand jury has Indicted Nancy Gull
ford for murder IN the second decree.
This will facilitate her eNiradltlon
from England
Of this clty, has received = letter from
a promincnt dentist IN New York In
which The writer states that he ala
.ome work Cor q young woman known
rs Mrs. Katherine Wllber who went
10 I.0s Angeles lafi spring and who
al 40 was going abroad fhlH fan.
The letter also states that Tho We
mans maiden nam. sss q, Nv WIN a., 20"
srrssted IN London ITS Mrs Wilbur to
a dot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06

Lansing. Mich, oct G-irhs Robert
smith Printing company state print.
-, o. confident that the backbone %
The strike 10 thrlf establish mfnt o.
broken. Experienced operators are
about 10 be- procured 10 operate tn
MorFenthalcr machines, and some o.
the strikers IN thq press room ana
h'ndery have returned a. work. Thf
nfm says II Will treat Individually with
~ employees bun they declare In pub
lished statement that hereafter they
will run an open shop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06

conatantlnoplc. oct. 6.-Thc collective
MOLE ~ Great Hritain. France. Italy ami
Russia. demanding the withdrawal n
The Turkish troops In the island OF
Crete was presented D. the Turkish
government today. II Insists that the
turkish troops must cvaruate the
Island " Crete within a month from
iolar' their withdrawal 10 commence
wthlna fortnight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06

Madrid. oct. 1.-The impartial today
declares that the naval demonstration
which IL beginning In Chinese waters
N moi only menace TO France and
Russia. hut implies an Anglo-Ameri-
can understanding 90 prevent the
powers from opposlng American Do
slfns In the Philippine islands, This
fact. the impartial adds, will influence
The Paris deliberations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06

Dallas. Ten.. oct. s.-"Jlmmle" the
N.year-old daughter OF ]. ~. steph-
ems who lives In Gonzales, tried 90
commit suicide by eating heads of sig
pafiof matches, She dled today
After eating the matches Jimmie"
regretted her act and tried % save her
NE by swallowing bacon and lard, In
stead of being an hntidote Tor the
ph1Hphorous poison the lard and bacon
haaiened her death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06

Denver, col. oct sr-Inmea II,
Wicker and John c. GENTRY, owners o..
A sawmiu In South Park. aud Benz.
Wolf and Matt Dolphin have been
arrested ON bench warrant from me
limited states district court charging
them With the theft OF b00O00 feet ~
timber from government lands Ia the
south Park John L. Russell. gov
arnmont timber inspector. caused the
arrest to be made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06

Arguments functustsd with risai. and
hnitss I've Negfus. Ruled.

Atlanta. Ca, oct. "A special 10 the
journal from Harmony Grove,
Georgia. says
Two negroes were killed outright and
q thlfi fatally wounded 40 political
meeting last nlEht az Mlllsr'a court
Finuhd IN tbs county Speeches wrfd
male ana the debate nnally deEcnor-
aied Into free nEht. Knivcs AMI
pistols were used with she result told
above.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06

81 Louis. oct THE autopsy re-
veaiea ,he fnci that ST.. STRUTS lungs
WEIR full Of water and that he had
dr,Wned In the bath tub Nothing
~ - indicate that he had
- ~. uAn tfa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06

Two naadrsd soialsr. Lsa,. tor Tech
taks

g. Paul Oct. s--Ofisfa were issued
lbg ilrlFhi fDf additional iropa 60 80
- islteh lake ana 200 fl.dlera will leave
fpf ihfrf on aps'Al train early IN the
mnrflrg. reaching the scene OF Ehs
trouble carly in thc afternoon. This
u IN accordance win q telegram n ~
Adi'lit ucr raj cgrhln % Lieutenant
taiouel S,lrris, astiaiapi adiutant
Esnsrul for The department. 81 thf Da-