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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-23
MoyINGTHE THIRTY-FOURTH
The Volunteer Regiment, Containing
Utah Recruits, Leaves This Week.

The Thirty fourth Infantry regiment.
u. Is. volunteers. which IL composed OF
recruits from Utah, Colorado. Arizona
and New MyNIoo. i7 getting ready 60
leave Fort Logan this week, and about
sunday uyNt VIII paF. through thIe
state. en- route 10 San Francisco. whorr
tho regiment win embark FOR the Phil
lpplnoa. The Thirty-fourth contains a
number OF Utah recruits. and thlH
probably win Boz the last opportunity
friends and relatives win have OF seinE
them untI they test their courage ana
fighting ability In the presence OF Agui-
ulldo'H Filipino rebels.
Tho Denver Poet says OF the reFl-
ment that during the present week
tents vii be- struck. ana tho or,
Funization viii 80 aboard trains about
Friday Tor san Francisco, where Il will
embark FOR the Philippines tho early
part OF September Colonel l.. W. v.
kennon formally took command OF the
regiment Monday morning and Cou-
noon. The regiment n now complete
In enlisted men, though there are "a
number Of company officers TO be
named yet,
m / had been here ana been per-
mlttod to pick my men, 1 could not
have selected a better regiment Ev-
erythng that / could ask has been fur
2
bright" said Colonel Konnon after he
had inspected the command. 81 am
very proud OF the troops and am very
thankful that have tho honor to COM
mund euch % fine body of men. The
officers are nearly AN veterans The
SIAN officers are from the regular SER
vice and are u8 competent as any men
In the army.
while I shall not, In all probability,
have time 90 rtt the regiment Goa uH
line condition Tor service as I should
desire, yet It will be Ia pplondld shapc
when we reach the Philippines for
work In tho field. I DO not expect that
we shall leave san Francisco before
September 10. when We viii boz Joined
by two other volunteer regiment des.
tined also for tho Philippines, ! viii
not cease work ON the regiment a day
az long az We ore In the United states
and 1 believe am enfc Ia saying that
when we call ! shall have tho beet oi
tho twelve now volunteer rcglmcut3.'
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said. u come from Denver. Nobody
viii employ nond through thnt
cursed habit ] dld this just To- Eet
Tho drug. for / would die n ! didn
bave IL. Let me get out Of town. Tor
il / go to prison the state VIII nave 70
bury me- ,.,.., cd,
committing magistrate he had no pow
er 20 TO 40. aud nxed his bal! az tuV9'
In default of which he was TO DC han l.,-
I'd over TO the cuetody OF the enc! ill
pending HE appearance bctore 'h'
Third district court
when Peterson was removed doWh-
stslrs he begged hard for some cocaine
10 ease his suffering, and at last re.
tectlyo Sheets went across the street
and bought him half o. dollure worth
N was most pathetic 70 llaton 10 the
poor fcuow'a thnnk1 when he rcturngl'
Peterson IL man N ~ ana looks tully
sixty. Tie clhima tO have spent SOW
In cures for the habit which has held
him for eight yeate He comes ~
weli-to-do stock In Cleveland Ohio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-23
DROWNING OF
JOSEPH HOGAN.
Il Occurred While He and Another
Missionary Were Bathing
NEAR ARNHEIM, IN HOLLAND
..d Fatality Occurred About i'I'
nm. August. b. aud the i'odJ was
uncovered rwo Hour Later

,.,.-u have been received from
p+,,ps stating the manner In when
i.Isr Joseph Hogan. Of BvunutuL
n,,Is county. met hls death, while on
r.saIon 10 the Netherlands. The
looming occurred Ia the Rhine on
,gus, 5,h. a. stated In a brief cable
',,w published In the "Ncws" at the
,--. A letter received at ogden by
,..,srIay's mail. from one Of the Elders
i.t5r.rs IN the Netherlands states that
- m. afternoon Of August o. E'der
t...pb Hogan. In company with Elder
Az M. Francis of Morgan city, went
i.tb.rr in the river near Arnholm.
srI nt about $3.50 y. m. Elder Hogan
.4urht In the swift current ana
w.. tr,wnCd. There ia the further in.
formation that the body was recovered
IN tbe police agent about $3.50 r. on,
~. '1u1 day. and that the fGncral uud
i'i4rmrnt took place at Arnhelih.
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EASTERN STATES MISSION REUNION

All returned Elders who have lnborcd
In tho Eastern States mission during
the past few years, together with their
families and friends ana all Of tho
saints who have omlFrutod from said
mission, arc Invited 10 attend a social
reunion Co he held M Sultalr on Sutur-
day. September End.
Those who can make Il convenient 90
leave the city Tor the resort ON the 2.lj
train viii kindly do so. that tho major
ity Of the Elders may spend tho after
noon together.
SAMUEL W. RICHARDS,
A. 4. KESLER.
Late Presidents Of the Eastern States
MiaHi0n.
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BURGLAR HELD.
John Peterson Plead Guilty and Is
Bound Over In $500 Bonds.

John Peterson. tho morphine and COO
aine hond who pleaded guilty 10 petit
larceny Monday. was arralgnod on a
now complaint yesterday afternoon, the
Ola one Of petit larceny being dismissed
ana ono for burglary substituted In ita
ft01d.
The defendant was charged with enc
Iugg the barn OF Mr.. n. j. Sheckels
we rear Of 800 east. Sixth South. ON
W.. 10, ana stealing hammer. screw
I,yr and tools from box In the
Mr sheckels testified that he lost the
property IN question aud that the prl-
L'ner 0dmitter 10 him. just before the
'lltt cat that he had stolen the same.
Lhd sold the article 10 a Chinaman
ithl soronaon. the State street second
hand man.
ohleer Hemple said that Peterson
loId him that he had taken the tools
at midnight
Peterson admitted everything, and
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woMAN's HEAVY SENTENCE.
Mrs. Martell Gets Fifty Days in the
City Jail.

There was plenty OF room on tho
mourncrs bench at the police court yes
tgrlay afternoon. ave wocbcgonc poni-
tents. the aftermath Of the celebration
faglng Judge Timmony.
Mrs. Martcu. a lady Of dubious age
ind illbCrnian attire, answered 20 lhe
charge uf drunkenness and disturbing
tHs puucc. As she thoughtfully cnrcfsyd
her damaged nose she said, Guilty
"IruulguuvaH, $50 or twenty days ~
glu. disturbing the peace thirty days.
pumo the ultimutum like a bolt out OF
rho rect Of the Offenders trcmbled at
thu ellpt and wondered u the judge
could treat a lady 90 what would be
their portion.
J. Groesbeck said IN faltorng tones
shat he had been IN this city thlrty-hye
years and this was the first time he
Well. n you viii promise 10 stay an
other thirty-hye, you can CO.
Thomas Sexton Indignantly denied
che assertion that he was three shcvta
lu The wind" yesterday No sir, I
N1H sick. and have been FOR three
Ofgcr Roberts then said that tho
whisky blend In his breath fairly par
sNgNu' him.
70 never was drunk before"
"but you had q lovely Jag ycslor.
day when you were brought In said
thH court.
Well, ] took couple"
r,Ntgn went ON 60 state that he was
railroad man en- route 10 Iowa from
Butte.
"Woll. you had better 20 10 Iowa, but
] Hm ufrnid the altitude Is too low for
your complaint"
Richard O'Conuor, with an extensive
'F.Hvrl-rlsh" on the side ~ his dome
En-, thought. and the lingering suspicion
ut yesterdays debauch, stood at at
t.ntun.
pruuk7"
Yes SIR I paid FOR bed az a
hotel last night. but when Hwokc this
morning I was not thcrc." then with
change Ia his iuunty demeanur he
proceeded 90 plead hard for deliver
HNeD, Ills petition was granted.
Hans Larsen. drunk"
Yes sir"
Hoy long since your last appear
Fifteen months"
Don't come back Tor another fifteen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-23
PROBATE OF WILL.

In the matter 81 the estate Of Chris
tina MlRkolscn, "a petition Tor letters
" administration was nlod In the proc
bate court yesterday afternoon, by
Nora Mikkelscn, sister % the deceased.
through &. NJ. Nielsen, attorney FOR
petitioner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-23
GOLDEN BROWN ARRANGED.

Late yesterday afternoon Golden
Brown. the convict who escaped from
the state prison and subsequently cap
tured. was nrrulgusd before Justice
pnrdeo on the charge Of escaping from
the state prleor.
Brown waived examination. Tho pcn-
atty Tor this offence IL from one 60 ten
years and NJ Brown IL already doing
time for burglary, his chances for free
dom during the next Few years seem
slim Indeed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-23

ToDAY's GAMES.
Chicago at st. Louis. double header.
Louisville az Cleveland,
plttsburg at Cincinnati
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston. 2. brooklyn. Q.
st. Louis. D; ChlCarps I,
Cleveland, q. Lpuifylllc, 10.
New York. 2; Phnadelphin, 10.
Cincinnati, .. Pittsburg L. first
Cincinnati. 4; Plttsburg. 4: second
baltimore. 10; Washington, @.
Baltimore, q; Washington, 0.
ONE FOR ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. Aug. 22.-Cuppy twlrlcd IN
fur form today and Chicugo'n six hits
were kept well scattered. The Per-
fcctos punched their hits and aided by
Wolverton'a loose work at third, had
no trouble winning. Attendance, 1900
SCORE.
II. II. Il,
81. Louis'... 80, 80 80. .'.'. 10
Chicagou.'' ''s "' '''''s''s''
Battores-Cuppy and Crlger; Gar
vim and ponahuc,
Umplrcs-swartwood and Dwyer,
PHILLIPS VICTORIOUS.
New York. Aug. 22-rho phillics
found the New NOrka easy 60 beat to-
day. Gcttig and McPartlnnd's pitching
was very effective. Bernhard was well
nigh iuvinciblc. Attendance. 1900.
SCORE.
II. II. Il.
New York. &c. ''' ',.,,,"2
Philadelphia -. 90. ........,,,,iJ ~ 2
Acknowledging. Mcfarland and
Wilson; bernhard and Mcfarland.
umpires-Lynoh and Connolly
BEANEATERs 90 UNDER.
Boston. Aug 2s.-Brooklyn drove
Mgekin out of the box In Two innings
today and won easily. willis, who
succeeded him, was very effective. the
only run scored on him being Days
homer In tho nfth, In the ninth Ten
ncy ana Long both singled but were
retired on a fast double play, Casey 10
DAILY Attendance, G,sOO.
SCORE.
II. H. T..
ltoHton ''''. .''''. ....s'.s,',.
brooklyn '.'ss zee zee 'ss.ss.. D II o
nattories-M eekIn, wills and Clarke;
McIameH and Mcclure.
umpires-l2rmslie and Mcdonald,
DouBLEHEApER FOR ORIOLES.
baltimore. Aug. 22.-Thc orioles had
a picnic In the first game OF the double
header with Washington today, winning
hands down. The second contest was
a pitchers battle. Tor weighing after the
urst inning pitched good ball Howell
was hit harder. but with his usual luck,
the Oppurtune hit was missing This.
with brilliant support, Kept the Senators
one run behind whom tho final figures
were In, Attendance, 1886.
sCoRE-FIRsT GAME,
II. H. =.
! washington 'ss', coo ''s..' '''9 .
! baltimore 'ssss sfs,ss 'rrss's'tln ~
| ateries-AicFarlan ,Rlddlemosor and
| Roach; McGinnitN MclNcnna and
/ Smith. Umpiroa-uunney and Latham.
SECOND GAME.
r.. II. H.
] WILMINGTON ssssss ssfss stsssss % ~
| Baltimore .s.ss.. 90. .sssss zee
atteries-Wsyhing and Duneani
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-23

viii Boz Interested in low fares via
Pennsylvania short Lines i1 ihllnlnl-
phu account 90. A. H. National Eu-
cumpmpnt in September % Will hn t
good chance CO. visit former homes and
friends. uH Philadelphia iH close Zoo l0-
cullUrs familiar tp many western folks.
For details about low fares etc., ode
dress Goo. H. Hull n, T.. Agt. 1929 lilh
street. Denver Colo or n. r. DurInr
a. q. r.. Agt, 2is South CLARK street
Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-23

Martial law has beon proclaimed at
1lllvouum, 10 miles from Amsterdam
Troops today were ucupylng tho town.
The resignation VI Thomas No. Reed
ns ConFrgHHmau iu the first Maine dis
trlct was received by Gov, Powers toe
day,
MAJ Percy Willis. late OF the SECOND
oregon volunteers. baH been appointed
captain in tho Forty-nfh rvE.mont OF
volunteer.
The fifteenth annual convention OF
tho Daughters OF ST. George was Doe
gun at pttshurE, Pa. today about HlN-
~ dolcgutys being present
Casper uuhcrL sculptor whose
works brought him fame, and who was
engaged ON tho Dewey arch. was found
dead in bic stuiln lu Sew York city
hy ono Of hIH wnrkWpn. BE had ruf-
fcred a vtrokg of uppoploNy
a dlspatch TO the ". =. World from
London announces that London hp.
rlgry firm has hlgd bankruptcy poe
tltlun against the Earl OF Yarmouth m
o. expected that hla father will pay the
bin,
In an morylow at CharlottatDWn. n.
g.. Lowlu n, Davies, mlulster OF marine
ana nfhorius Ion the Canadian govern
ment and member NJ tho Joint high
commission, announced that bee uul
Sir Wllfrl1 tnurlcr win leave Canada
for England la TOW weeks,
The United stntce minister 10 China,
Mr. Congur ls expected 90 visit Shaug-
hal in the course OF bis coming trip
on the guuhoat Princeton. Tor tho pur-
pose of making u personal inquiry cone
corning the American settlement
Lpttcrp Of administration ON the oa-
tate Of John Mckee Ngrh0rn. who dee
parted with the roary expedition for
the North Pole iu 1891, and who never
returned, have been nskDd fnr by his
brother Harry Ncrhuan who resides
in san Francisco.
The schooner Julia a. Wh1lHu. Cap.
tain ". J.. Noyos has arrived from %
cruise 90 the Galapagos Islands, west u'
Ecuador. She carried members NJ o.
scientific expedition. cent ny stanford
University, under tho patronage of
Timothy ilopkius. of San Francisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-23
CRIMINAL GASES,

Information has been nlcd hy the
county attorney against WIN, Doano,
charged with grand larceny and against
James a. McManus, charged with
housebreuNug
Thcse cases viii come mp for are
raignmcnt IN the district court,
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nA.TnAii -INnnnN.

Sunday Aug. 9Th. Utah Volunteers
ys q. s. L.. i.ia o. m.
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AND
MOTHERS

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-23

Howell and Robinson umuros-t1-
than and Garncy.
LOUISVILLE BEATS TALENDERs.
T.,utavllie. Aug. 22-Tho Clevalnnds
.tartad ont ali right today, but made "a
b,d 0nish. Woods was substituted Tor
phiiiippl in the fourth luuiug. Capt
ozark was presented with baby care
rinpe the nrat time DE- appeared ut the
plate. Attendance. 1000.
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sunday. Aug. g5th, Utah Volunteer
~ %. :. L., i.l5 o. M.
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BEANEATERs 90 UNDER.

Boston. Aug, 22-Broollyn drove
Mcckln out OF the box Ia two innings
today and won easily. willis. who
succeeded him, was very effective the
only run scored on him being Days
homer In tho hfth In the ninth Ten
ucy ana Long both singled but were
retired On q fast double play, Casey 10
DAILY. Attendance, G,sO0,
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Observation-Disclosures ,lilddlemosor and
Roach; McGinnitN Mckcnna and
Smith. Umpiroa-Gunney and Latham.
SECOND GAME.
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Hans Larsen, drunk"
l.a sir"
IIlw long since your last appear
Fifteen months"
Go"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12
EMPORIA'S GALLANT SON.
Lee Camp Trying to Get u Portrait OF
Rripadicr General Chambliss.

EMPORIA. VA. April 1l.-Special.-
T. i. Turner. adjutant Of Chambliss-b Bar
ham Camp OF Confederate Veterans. Is
In receipt OF a letter from Mr.. H. Nj. PAR
ham. a member of the Portrait Committee
OF the camp. In reference 10 securing
portrait OF BrigadicrGeneral ChamBiSs
General Chambliss was born and reareu
I'm Emporia, and attended school IN TINS
place until he received his appointment
10 West Point Military Academy In the
early tties. He served I'm the Unltea
States Army for a while. bu, soon AFTER
marrying he resigned the army, and when
the civil var broke out he was engaged
I'm farming in Greensvilie county. lie
arose by rapid strides TO be a brigad'er
general. and when killed was one OF. II
not the youngest brigadlers IN the army.
HIS remains rest in the family square or
his fathers former residence here, ana
the inscription on his tomb. taken from
n letter from General Lee. bears evidence
OF the high esteem I'm which he was nero
Mrs Charles Baker. while attending
70 some domestic duty last evening. zen
and very severely injured her hip. Up 10
this time her suffering has been so great
that the attending physician has not been
able 10 determine the nature OF the INJURY
but fears dislocatson.
An interesting little boy. Matthew Bras-
well. eight years old. died at his father
residence In North Emporia, on SATURDAY
OF typhoid fever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12
PAT WANTED TO FIGHT.
He Attacked Clerk Gregory. or the
Lexington Hotel,

Pat McDonough, who keeps a saloon
on west Broad street went into the Lex
ington Hotel laundry last night shortly
before o'clock and proceeded 20 create
a disturbance. lie was looking for trou-
BILE. ana he found It. The first man he
saw was Mr.. Burton, and he tried 10 get
into a difficulty with him. Mr.. Marshall
S. Gregory. clerk at the Lexington, order
ed McDOnough out of the place saying
he did not want any trouble there. Nc
DonOugh then attacked Gregory and
struck him I'm the face. Mr.. Gregory
lost his balance and there was general
mixed up when several men Ia the room
tried to stop the trouble.
McDonough said he would whip them
all Omcer Curle was soon on the scene,
took some time to subdue the belligerent
fellow.
Finally he was arrested and lodged
in the Second Police Station. where he
was charged with being drunk and dis
orderly In the Lexington Hotel and with
resisting officer Curie McDonough WAS
bailed to appear before tile Police Court
to-day.
Mr.. Gregory was considerably bruised
from the effects Of the mans attack on
him.
From what could be learned. II seems
that McDonough got mad because the
manager Of the laundry, in which he
was interested. left and went TO the
jefferson Laundry. The fracas created
considerable excitement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12
GIVEN TEN YEARS.
Binford Gets a Severe Verdict Judg
ment Suspended.

The case Of Frank Bnford. colored.
charged with highway robbery, which
has been on trial In the Hastings Court
for a portion Of two days. was concluded
yesterday afternoon, the jury bringing IN
a verdict of ten years tn the penitenliary.
Sentence was suspended 70 enable Bin
ford's counsel 10 make q motion, which
viii be argued.
After the jury had been sworn and the
taking Of evidence begun. Mr.. Montgom-
cry West. a member OF the jury. stated
to the court that he had just remembered
being on the grand jury which FOUND the
indictment against BinfOrd He desired
10 know whether this fact disqualified
him.
The Judge decided that the case had
gone too far 10 make any change. II IS
on this point that u motion for n"
trial will be made
Suit was instituted 10 the Law ana
Equity Court yesterday afternoon by the
Brauer cattle Company against the
Charleston and Western Carolina Railway
Company. for $500 An attachment was
filed and a car Of the defendant company
levied upon.
Motions for judgment were filed by W.
z. Seymour against g. Dominica ana
Frank NJ Catogni trading az c. Dominica
q Co for 1865 So. and by James Robinson
against the Southern Loan and EndoW-
ment Association Of America, for Sol.