davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-26
VlPORES CORREOS AHERICANOS
DE LA RED "Dn LINE

FL vapor ''Philadelphia" saldra como sigue:
De San Juan para C.razao Venezuela.
Febrero 2, Mario 80, Abril q, Mayo %
y Junio %.
De Posce para NuerG- York.
Febrero Is, Mario 10, Abril II, Mayo 10,
Junio julio 5, las de Ia tarde.
FL vapor "CaracaS" saldra como Sigue:
De Ponce para Curasao Venezuela.
Febrero 16, Mario 16, Abrll 13, Mays IL !,
Junio 8.
De San Juan para Nuerd- York.
FebrerS 1, Mario 1, Mario %, Abril %,
Mayo "A Sunio Il, las de la tarle.
PReclOS De PASAeS EN- ORC AMERICANA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03
1OOApS METALS:
SILVER 5Blt
LEAD, $40
CASTING COPPER II.

ne general tone Of the stock market
this morning was fiumpy ana while
Mammoth. DAILY West and n few u the
big stocks held their own. the tendency
was downward.
Chloride Point was frHt put on the
tobtrgln and Colburn sold 800 10 Pol
LOCK on the first bid az Is cents. follow
Il glt up with 900 more at 2lii.
Daisy was heavily dealt IN. over
400 shares being SOLD at around 20
ccnia
Dnly West remained at about the
samo and was frm az the close.
Grand Central took tumble. selling
At q cash and $40 seller 90 days.
Mammoth was Htill very strong and
jim Gillespie paid i2gi for 900 TO cover
hla short.
Nc only sales made ln Northern
Light were 10 brokers who sold short
some time ago nt n 90 20 and covered
az u cents. 10 was very weak being
freely offered az 10 cents nt the close.
siaf Consolidated continued ~ down
wafi course, 600 being sold at %. and
lo0 Vt g. the lowest price ever REGARDED
for this stock.
The closing quotations were as fol-
lava:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03
HENRYL, r, JONES DEAD.
A Well known salt Laker Passes
Quietly Away.

Henry l., H. Jones passed quietly
away yesterday afternoon. at the resi-
denn OF bis son, Il. 81. Jones. on
brigham street. Air. Jones had been
Ia feeble health Tor the pact three years.
Since February he had been confined TO
his room almost couatnntly.s 20 his death
was not unexpected. although Il was
severe blow 20 his relatives and
friends Mr., Jones had reached the
rrt ~ OF 70, and that together with
the pent up grief over the loss 81 his
wife Ia 1898, nre the causes of his death,
The deceased had lived In Salt Lake
Tor the last ton years. lie was born
IN Connecticut IN is20,a lived In Ohio.
Minnesota, Kansas, Colorado and wy
oming Farming and stock raising was
his pursuit IN life, at which he was
very ruccessful. lie leaves four chill
dpn who are u. NJ. s. b. and Henry
Il. Jones, ana Mrs. James Hutching OF
Kansas city. Henry ". Jones u living
IN Wyoming on a ranch. near the Col-
oudu state line. and 3. -, Jones la au-
priutcndcnt ~ the Salt Lake city
Water and Electric Power compauys
pint az Jordan unrrowH. H. NJ. Jones
has been In san Francisco In the inter-
oit NJ the Cripple Greek Power COM
ptny. Tie left there sunday night and
reached here this morning,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03

that Mrs. Mckinney wife Of tho nu-.
derer. had been murdered. nor ~
body being found OF her home ~
cause or explanation Of the tragedy 4,
known.
Secretary Root formally annulod ,h.
contract with the Atlantic Contraetin,
company Tor the construction IN Ky
river aud harhor Improvement a,
savannah Ga. and Cumberland enupd
Tho contract waa made BY for7ne.
Capt o. ~ Carter.
In plttaburg last night Jack Mcci.i.
land got tho decision over soily gmith
of New York In the sixth round ef =
scheduled isht N twenty rounds. o1lB-
Ion was divided regardlng the decision.
AZ the Concy Island Sporting eluh
last night. less than 1000 npoctaf.rs
saw Spike Sullivan ~ ireland ~,
jerome Qulglcy Of Philadelphia In H.,
than six rounds Of what was 10 have
been a twenty-five round 70 az isi
pounds.
In the Connecticut elections yester.
day Republicans elected oiiicofa In iot
towns out Of 1873. 70 far ne reported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03
DECISION A COMPROMISE.
some OF nri,ain's Claims Di.ailowcd
Outline OF the boundary
Indicated.

Paris, oct. a.-Dy the direction Of the
Anglo-Vcuczuolan boundary arbltra.
uon commission some Of Great Brltain's
claims a. to the Interior and on the
coast are dlaailowcd Her frontier will
start at the wainl river.
The award was unanimous.
IL " considered In tho nature u a
compromises rather than as favorine
venezuela. II was read at 1905 d. m.
The docision which was read by NJ. F.
pcmaaftena, the umpire who has pre-
sided over the deliberations OF the tr.
bunal. " az foliowa.
Tho Underlined. bv th.se ,,c..r,s
give and publish our decision isterrttn,
ms ana judging touching ard c1ftr IN.
ing the questions that have Loan mil.
nhtte4 % as hy raid rsbitiutlou. and la
conformity with SAID arbitration We a.
..ii.' declare ana pronounce definitely
", ai',t We llhe ~ frontiers uf tho colony
pl hrufh Guiana and The United statos
OF venezuela O. ua follows:
=, stal ung on the coast at Point Playa
INC frontier shall follow "a atrnishf line
y. the CONFLUENCE % tho Blrlml and the
alht ulinai thenc1 following the That
w.. "i tne lattcr 70 source % the COR
snun' othei wlsa called Inc C4pt1ti liver.
lhcucc o. -h4l fr1cild g. The cIniiusn.s
o. the lini0wa HnI the Amtkurt.
tn'hee, following tho Thitwrg ~ tho
alnlkuru 60 &C. fourt. in Tie plain N
lmltnka, thence 90 % 71uihwestcriy al.
t'ctlpn along ih0 hirh I'D ridge III the
lmltaka mountains 90 the highest polnt
or the Imntaka chlin opposite Inc
f.urce ~ the BarlWa and d. principal
thAlh oi ths imat1ln mount ilns. thence
w "a southwest direction to the source
1f the Acnrabial.
Following the rhatwcg Of the Carl
DISC 90 Tue cuyuni, the northern bank
~ which @ shall follow In wcatoriy al.
teetlon 20 the confluence 81 the Cuyuni
ana the Nhnamu. thoncc along the
Ihaiwcg of The Nanamu 10 H. western
moei source; thence IN strairht line
90 the summit " Mount RoornfiIna.
thence 60 the source OF the CotinRn.
FROM this point the frontier shall fol-
low the rhatwoF of the Coilnrn 10 ita
confluence with the Tnkuiu: then along
the Thnlwcg ~ the rnkulu 10 ia source:
thence IN straight linz 10 tho most
western point m the Afotrari noun.
thlna' the highest ridge % which. II shall
Follow 20 tho source % tho Cureutin.
whence u win FOLLOW the course u thc
river"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03

London. Oct. 2-At the wool auction
sales today ii.fu bales were offered.
business was rather m0rc spirited than
on saturday, due principally 10 the bet
ter selection offered. Despite this I'M
provoment, II was apparent that the
kcen edge has worn on the demand.
and the only stock In good request was
o lot uf fine 0cclong grCaHy. which cold
~ prices below the present aorlca.
French and German buyers actively ab-
cuprlJ OF cruar- hroda was offered. Fine
Iradca we're firm. but the c8lrfor ones
were Irregular and were frequently
Withdrawn. There was o. Considerable
falllng on ln the demand from Amen-
ca. and consequently prices Tor mo-
dlum gronny WOH. NOT 0btIluIhlc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03

vsncy had been shot while writing at
h,s deck. Tor the Ink was hardly dry
upon au Office calendar upon which was
the following unfinished acn,cnoe,
Mako ~ sept. vouohersr
Here the pen had run down the ball
anee Of the slip, as tho murdered man
zen forward.
Chief Hilton stated that an cmpioye
was IN the room when MINIS entered. he
20, up and retired as soon AZ he saw
that he wanted to speak TO Mr.. o'Md-
vcnsy privately. a few seconds later Mr..
W. +. critaor. Mr. o'Melvency's aeorc-
tary. heard a aho, followed by the ex-
elamation Of the chief engineer;
what are you doing, Mllls1"
crlzcr said he rushed to the door; bc.
fore be got there he heard two more
shots.
Throwing open the door he saw Mills
walking rapidly towards him with a
revolver In hla hands. as soon
a. Mills caught sight OF him
he threw the gun on tho floor
and walked pas, him through the once
Into the hall. Crltsar paid little attcn-
ton to the murderer but went to a. as
slsiance OF hls chief who had fallen for
ward and was breathing his last.
THAT is as much as know OF the
subject" said the chic: 40 he made Tor
the door OF his private onice to inter.
view the murderer.
'ia II true that there Ia a woman In
the ease7" asked the reporter.
well don't know" came the re-
Spouse, but am going to ind out right
now II can"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03
y eLAnK wmrlnms ymw.
sun Pins lis Faith to cripple Creek as a
Gold-rruduoing Camp,

senator u. clark Wheeler Of Aspen.
WHO Was the owner NJ the salt Lake
Times. ls one ~ the enthusiasts over
20 future NJ the great gold camp. lie
\ now actively engaged In mining on
N lUHglal and containing about ten
u.fes which De has secured under a
NAV1n bond and lease, lie Is confident
g having over 500 feet OF the now
Iilnoua Jerry Johnson vein on his terrl-
tiy 4 new steam plant r. being erect
el' ana two shifts are employed putting
Gown "a shaft This shaft II ATTY feet
u'ep and the senator says that within
tle next two weeks he viii be In order,
The south end of the ZenObla. which
worked under lease by Gorge Frye
apo associates, win be- found among the
guar shipper8 before the month 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03

p. c. Jaciding n in from Mcrcur.
4 new vein has been cut In the Con-
g0r. nt bingham.
10 De- said tho Coyaef- Marion viii
very soon return 20 the list " dividend
payers.
Frank Wilson has taken IN $1,000
HharcH 0f stock IN the bunker iiill.
Manager i,cynolda selling his hold
iur1.
Bon r. Lloyd. the VOL known mining
operator. h1s moved hiH Office tn the
building
~ ~ said that the Daily. paiy WHlt
VIII continue 90 pos1 monthly dltlieuig
" 20 cents a share until The nrat of
the year when. with o. good furpIur ac-
cumulatcd. 90 cents a share will Dc
paid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03
TRANSPORTS or STOCKS.

The transfers for the day were;
chloride. 900 az 25 coo at 22is.
Daisy 5000 at "a 5000 at 2O7t; 1000
az .A tlO nj 20is. 500 az 20h $500 At
20 900 90 90, seller 80 days. 600 at 1854.
DAILY 100 utl.i2.
plly-Wost. 200 at BIN; 100 at 1915:
70 40 la.i2i., 100 at 1870
Northern LlEhi, 900 ut iia 1900 at
~ 1000 at tih; 5000 az A.
seller gl
Mammoth. 900 az i22t
sunbeam. goo at G0c.
Star Con-. 900 alta o.. 200 at As.
May Day, 100 az re.
hgn Butler, 5000 az ~ 1000 az T.
Joe Bowers. $500 ut i6
Midnight Bowers, 5000 at 81.
Total number OF shares sold. 80. 800,
bringing ll5.56g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03
GOLF AND TENNIS.
onutry CLUB Files Articles OF Incor.
p0ratiOu with County Clerk.

Articles Of Incorporation OF the Coun-
IN club have bCvn nlgd with the c1un-
" clcfk. The Incorporation who are
also the officers are as follows. W. o.
president; T.. q. Weeks. treasurer. ].
Wllcott Thompaon, secretary. who with
W G. sharp and George Jay Gibson al
20 form the directorate. The orgnnlza-
tlm Il an outgrowth VI the Salt Lake
COZ club and " organized for the pur-
poses N gnlf, tennis and kindred games
~ amusement The company has no
capital stock but u ~ provided that each
member shall pay such amount OF dues
as may BE- nNed by the bylaws.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03
LOSSES ARE SENSATIONAL.
Chief feature Of hs Wall Street MvEel
Today.
Acute eprcs.ion prrtRiied In 'Poi
Call Money iitah Live stoch
aud Produce Markets Farm,

New York. oct avail Street. An
advance ln the BANK OF england rate
OF discount Co "a per cent caused sen.
cral hoavinoas In the London market
and losses m the American department.
The local traders were prepared 10 fui-
low the foreign lead. and offered down
the leading sptcinlueH Trndlng was
very lively tor time. but acute de-
preston prevailed in spots and buslnegs
alackoncd The railroads outside of
g. Paul and lurlingtcn w0rc sluggish.
Liquidation in the uHuali5 neglected
stocks caused some sensational iuanca.
including 10 points Ia Third avenue. and
Q M New York air brake. Other mu-
nicipnl shares. aside from brooklyn
rolidatCd Gas lost ~ and Metropolitan
Street Railway touched 1913.
Band prices were shaded, but selling
was small
The violent upward leap In the money
rate to 70 per cent checked the rise and
prices driftcd downward. Offers were
OF the highest and the market foll Into
again. The closing was almost stag
nant but very nrm with a spdnkllng
Of net gains all through the list
MONEY AND BoNDs.
New York, oct. 2-Aloncy on call
fevcriah at Ga ~ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5uii per
cent
sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills az tkSatMts.
demand and at is0hUAu Tor co days.
posted rates. tsihas2 ana ASCOT.
commercial bills. isOAQsi
Silver certificates. Soy.
Bar silver, o.
Mexican dollars. e.
Government bonds easy. ga reg.
1904. So res. 1914 DO coupon. i0sh:
new Aa reg, i0l, do coupon. 1850. old
~ res. III do coupon. ne. 5'a reg.
lilk, do coupon. iiih,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03

auo.h.r bloody chapter was ''''''''
assci shortly before four O'Clock "'''
a,rpoou TO tho BIG volume Of '''A
u..aso., have been committed u saw
Ialssnd u,AA during The OO'''n' '''''
hi, tins the victim Is Chief En-
s,s..s John c. o'Ne'vsu'y Of the on
run sAas Iinc. He muFdsr'F Is CAD
tain rrvd ]. MIA formerly iIe'''oan'
svwra and stats engineer Of idAn''
ne DECD sssm. to hAv' ben de'i0'
.n..ly and svsusvfany planned 'n'
carried GU, In the mos. foul and cruel
manner.
o1siv,nsy was In hI' once room -
Of the oscsp snort Line Just se''F'
four O'Clock ], appear that he was
s,ou. when Mia entered. The latter
had made application recently for work
An o'ueivene's department. but bad
10, bon aeccp,ed. He blamed o'N'l-
vensy ard sOushi rcyeage IN murder
Re ared three bullets into hla yl''im''
boay and then dropped his revolver and
quietly walked down The corridor to
tho Office Of General Traffic Manager
Eecles and IN The mo-, nonchalani man.
per po-.lbis informed tina, gentleman
Of hls diabollcai decd SAID hei
~Mr. Eceles. I have shot Mr. o'aiel'
yensy. tod him this morning that
would 90 70 anu ! nave ~" "'
word"
Mr., Ecclss was dumbfounded and at
mt doubted The muraeFers wo'a'' pu'
they came with such an air OF assur'
nn's that he could not do otherwise
than believe and exclaimed You do
not man ''-~he'e Is your pl''0''
4 e't 1t IN his ONCE and ! want
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03

New York. oct at was a big day
on the cotton exchange, The greatest
advance In prices was a matter Of 80
points, and from start 10 fniah the
bull faction was In control, Fridays
queer duingH Ia the New orleans market
made led the trade here TO look for
something In the way OF surprise
when the market opened, more partlc-
ulariy as It had been rumotNd that
Liverpool shorts were In iuu retIea,
and being closely followed by jubllnnt
bulls. The initial saies showed On ad-
vance far exceeding the hopes OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03

what MUS said to ons,r Lincoln when
the Latter Arrived,

the Latter Arrived.
onlcer Lincoln was walking nj. beat.
ps'~sen East Temple ana West Temple
s'Fe'''' q few minutes before O'CLOCK
this afternoon. when young man. es.
'i''d and hailes'. approached him say.
Tug Come quick. there's been a man
mot IN one Of the Oregon Short Line
railroad oaices
me o'''eer wen, upstairs into an Of.
nee In the north end Of the building I,
Vie opposite direction from where N.
shooting occurred, where he saw MN,
The latter said TITS all right; / all
The shooting"
men the patrol wagon. with chief
Hilton Detective Sheets. and sorr,on,
Du''lds'' drove up ana Mills. was TAX.
"a % the police station. No gun was
found on him. oAIslvsney wa, sooo
when the officers LEFT the Oregon sso,,
Line building. '"''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03

out. The new working shaft "a down 800
foot. and at the i00.foot point a cross
cut will be run 20 the vein and ore
shoot which has been followed from the
Garfield Consolidated 10 the end line o.
the Zanobih
simmons and Mick. who are worklng
the Little Susie. owned BY the Atlanta
g. G. and &. company, are working
three shiftl putting down their new
working shaft There is little question
but that the loss8ss will catch the ex-
tension 0f the Fluorino vein and ore
ahunl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03

Abstract ~ transfers nici in The rec
ifdars Office. salt Lake city october

Abstract ~ trlnrfslu filed in The re-
cuflar's office. salt Lake city, october
2. ts9l.
Charles Hhthbuu 10 Nellie H.
hathbun. warranty deed. ioA5il
rods southeast from northwest OF
Got i1. block T. Plat t....... bio. ..ssf !
MollHal scars 90 A. g. Bower. ware
rnnty decd. i0at rods southwest
from Z rods east % 90 rllH south
% northeast of lot 0. block slpltt
q. Juursare.n 20 Annie r. Evans
warfduty decd. intH ) lnl III
den PARK Huhdivlflul q. fvc'uclt
J. ~. Miller. IT,. io ANcl.nl 50 Pc
tofHon. warranty decd 2hNlu rods
{. block %. plat Dc, col. Boz, DO, l,oQ.
4, block al. plat D.. ... ..s,... llO|
-. a. ". FfOlaath 60 Hannah r.
Falimu. wiffanty decd. lot 10,
block g Prospect Park .......t..
W J. Ritter 10 Peter Michcls,
wurrnnty deed. 2 uctts east hllf
% southwest quarter ~ section 9,
tlNurhlp 3 south. ruur1 ! caste iot
Nofl D Parker 60 Iruese Eager
qult-cl1lm deed, Interest 10 part
u Dot q. block "a. plat n,.,.. ....
Salt Lake city 10 M1Hes il.rch-
man. qult-clnim decd, 2oxi rods
northwest from z rods west u
American Smelling and gsnninF
company 60 Rio gmnde Western
Railway company, deed. part u
northeast quarter Of section u,
township south. range ! west.
Total ,.ssssss tss.ss.sssssss.ss.st4,- t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03

Special Correspondence.
Logan. oct. g-Ex.shcrif Turner has
returned from Salt lake where he took
sample lot ~ ore from the Rlch-
Cache copper milne Tor testing and re-
ports gratifying results. The ore went
$50. and may be- concentrated ana COM
roQuenuy easily mlilrd. Str Turner re
ports work progressing rapidly on a
tunnel into the mine On which he says
ihuush ons u short distance advanced
uinefailzcd rock 10 already being en-
crurtcfci and expects 90 strike pay
ore Ions before reaching the main ore
vein
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03

Kansas city. Oct. Receipts
1900. Market about steady Native
ltcora i.CoHG, 20, Texas steers COOS 10.
Tcxas cows i.1bn 1.l5. native cows and
hvifcrs 2.OOU3 90. stuckcrs and feeders
2.t1di.e O; bulls 2.1Gul,lO.
Hogn-Rocvlpta 1900 Light. steady
60 strong, other steady to wcukor.
Bulk OF mlea ii50i.G0, heavy 400
4.i7ih; packers i,l5Wt55; mixed t.t2is
a. 5oi light i.ioui,G5. workers. coo
GO. pigs Q 9O4i 90.
sheep-Rocelpts 5000 Market steady.
Lambs i.OOU5.00. muttons 3.50Qi25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03

st. Johns. ~ H.. oct. 3.-Thc Warren
liner. nay state. Capt. Walton. from
Liverpool Sept %. Tor Boston. with
general cargo. IL ashore near cape
Race and will likely prove total
wreck Her crow and number OF cat
tiemon. who were passengers. arc ndrift
In boats which are lott in the foe.
one boat has reached Cape Fuller.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03

Denver. Col. oct -Cattlc-Rcceipta
60O Market quiet and steady neef
steers. 3.b0HA50, COWS. 200Q350; feed
ers. freight paid 20 river. 300mtb0:
stockers, freight paid 10 river, 3250t.G0.
bulls, stays, etc, 2O0G350.
HOgh-Rcceipts 900 Market quiet.
Light packers, iJiuilO; mixed. AGO
4ii: heavy i.l0uLi5.
shoep-lleceiptH, 800 Market I'M
CHANGED
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03

Montreal. oct. 3.-Thc parsoneor tlst
or the wrecked steamer Scotsman has
been received here. After checking tho
lists with those saved. the officials OF
the company Issued an official state
ment nH follows;
Lost not having been seen ON the
lslari after the accident:
First cahini Mrs a. chiifa I,opdon
England Mrs Alfred Robir1nn and
Miss Robinson, Toronto. Miss a. Street.
Montreal
second cabin Mrs Frank Watkins
and Mrs. Dickinson. Windsor. Ont:
Mrs. W. g. kvlton. Los Angeles. Cal.
Mise r. Weaver. infant child Of wea-
vcrs, Montreal
not reached Montreal. Mrs. NJ. A.
Pate. Montreal.
on passenger list. but no record OF
their having arrived at Montreal; Sec
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Observation-Disclosures nrnnrTnrnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
nililnIlnnnnfutflInlnnnnnnnI ND

most optimistic holders, while subse-
qucntly business revealed an Intensity
% bulliah sentiment In outside spccuia-
i've circles not even Imagined by the
mArkots beet friends.
The stroke Of the ravel started
via wave OF speculative activity, which
nhowed little abatement up to the very
clofo. Opening prices were rs 10 8
points above tho closing OF Thursday.
ana the market closed firm at q net
gain OF 81 u % points.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03
FREDERICK >. MILLS.
Ills Career ne Citissn aud volunteer
nut Of Employment.


Iiis Career as Citissp aud - volunteer
out Of Employment.
Frederick J. Mills. tho Hcif-confcsscd
murderer. is man who Ia well known
In Utah and Idaho. especially In tho
latter state, where It Ia said he niled
tho post Of lieutenant governor. Later
he was appointed State engineer for the
same State, which position he filled
with ability with the brcaklne out
Of the war with Spain Mills threw In
his lot with the Second United States
regiment Of volunteer engineers In
which force he Allied the post OF nrst
lieutenant under Col willard Young.
The regiment was split up. ono bat
talon went 20 Cuba tho other to Hon
olulu. Lieut. Mills went with the latter
force to return subsequently wearing
the cpaulots Of captain,
when be- returned he was suffering from
Internal trouble which terminated in his
removal to st. Marks hospital. whore
ana operation was performed OF a nature
mat nocesEitatcd tho removal OF one Of
Die ribs The surgical feat was success
iul although Tor some time his life was
considered TO be In tho balance. He
rcupera.td and De- said to have been out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03
4 MOST SHOCKING
DEED OF BLOOD
c,.,,, rooiueer John c. O'Melveney OF the
o..roo Short Line FOuIly Murdered
II His Office This Afternoon by
Captain Fred J. Mills

- u,.,,, Walked compaceny Into the Office OF General
'"' T Manager Eeses Calmly Told Ills Story and Asked
o,r. Himself Arrested by Officer Lineoln-Ihe MUIR
INC Was Shot Through the Head Three Times and
Dsd Instantly -als Had Applied for Work and Been Re-
,ssdTrOuSe with His wie-Taken to the Police Station
rh,, ,IItous stoy-whO the Men Are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Counsel for captain Oberlin NJ. Car
ter, now under sentence .or minap.
preparation 81 government funds. has
occurred writ of hnbcas corpus. which
g. to be considered In New York on
Wednesday
~. Mckinney, aged CO ycarn.
killed Paul Norman. the proprietor u
q general store. yesterday. at stranger.
TCynp. and then went 10 vucant house
near hy and blew out his brninn. Soon
after the shooting u was discovered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03

ond cabin. y. Jordan. steeragci ~
Joyie Mrs II. Mathieecn
Il In supposed that Jordan was on
board the steamship Monifort and that
his name was omitted from the list,
he possibly having failed TO appear at
the muster
There were two steerage passengers
who gave thcir names as John Jacob
eon and greta Luck who may have
uecd the JoylO and Mathiegcn tickets.