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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13


Mcst superior. wis. oct. is.-Prcsl.
dent MCKINNEY and party arrived here
this morning and was greeted by 5000
people. besides 1000 school children. at
the city hall, a committee ~ children
presented the President and party with
a neatly printed souvcnlr purchnscd by
% penny contribution from tho ,chool
children. Caroline Kennedy "a siN-ycar-
old girl, made the presentation speech.
The President thanked the children
very graeiously and made a brief ud-
dress.
The mayor next Introduced SECRETARY
Of the Navy Long. who also spoke.
Duluth, MINI, oct IA noisy well
come was given the presidential party
on lie arrival Ia this city at 1915 o'clock
hi. morning Hundreds uf tugs and
grain ttelmeua, anchored under the
bridge across the 81 Louie river. blow
their screaming sirens as the special
train passed overhead.
An escort committee, headed by
Mayor Truclson and Congressman Page
Morris. had boarded the train al West
Superior Entering carriages AZ the
great Northern depot, tho presidential
party. consisting OF President and MrH
Mckinley, Miss Mary Barber, Secretary
Long, Secretary Gage, Secretary Hitch
cock. Attorney Gen. Crises Secretary
COrtelyOu and the wives Of tho cabinet
members. was driven through blocks OF
cheering humanity To tho high SCHOOL
building. escorted by battalion OF the
Third Minnesota volunteers, The re-
marks 81 the PRECEDENT aud the several
members Of the cabinet were briof, The
President spoke ~ tho advantage OF
education and compllmcnted the city
ON Us facilities I'm that direction.
The party left at 1850 o'clock for
Fargo, $, -,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

New York. OCT. i1.-Wlthln o month
the Consolidated Cattle company. with
capital Of 500. 100000. Will b. fully Or
guniEed. Hair of the stock will Dc pre-
frrrcd ana half common.
Some months ago Geo. -. Loving ~
Fort Worth, Texas, came here with np-
tons on ranches IN Arizona. New Mcxi.
eco and Texas, Charles 70. Flint and
other capitalists became interested. and
Mr.. Loving let New York month ago.
representing property worth so. 1000 .O00
a conference was held ut Mr. Finra
Office ana the result 10 ~ said, u uf tho
most satisfactory nature 10 all COM
ccrnod. Mr. Lowing said 20 "a Times re-
porter at the Firth Avenue hotel last
night that everything was well under
way, but that possibly Il months time
would be necessary for the printing NJ
the bonds ana the underwriting of the
concern.
While here on his former visit Mr.
Lowing had several conferences with tho
retail butchers who had organized 90
hFht the beef trust and made am uffer
tp furnish cattle on tho hoof Tor their
use, No definite decision was arrived
ne az that time. SIR. Loving, while
Hull willing 90 de- business with the ru-
tniiers viii not take the Initiative.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

London, oct. IA dispatch from
Paris says a representative of the In
tfunslgeant. NJ. Rocheforte'H paper, AZ
HertH that while seeing a friend on on
the orient Express last evening he OBJ
served Col. Schneider, former military
attachr OF the Austro-Hungarian cm-
haHay In Paris. being carried 90 the
train accompanied by physicians and
with blood flowing from wound IN his
side. Col Schneider said.
u recently returned from fwitzer-
land TO Aght a duct with capt Cuignut,
on account Of his evidence regarding
me before the konurs court martial
Capt. Cuignct. iu the course uf his
evidence at RenntH la the second trial
OF ptcyfia. referred 20 dispatch ~
col. Schneider duuouucinv as IL forgery
a letter purportlng to have been written
by him IN which he was reported no al
ludlug 10 Efforts made by the German
and Italian military attaches To con-
ceal their relations with Dreyfus. This
allegation OF forgery capt. CuiEuct rili-
culcd. declaring that II Col. Schneider
persisted In his attitude the French
general stan was Ia position to prove
beyond dispute the authenticity Of the
letter which Schneider had ropudlltcd.
lie then added. "Thc author ~ the
letter H. | know. Of very inferior POSI-
ton as compared with his friends
tachwnrtzhoppon and PanzzardD. Per-
hnpa he can not do otherwise than deny
this. hut he must know that his letter
ia not the only one Of his communlca-
tioua now in our hands"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
EMERY HOLMES.
Well Known Salt Lake Woman We'd
dcd In New York.

Mrs. Susan II. Emery and Edwin F.
Holmcs, whose engagement was recent
~ announced, were married yesterday
In New York the ceremony being per-
formed at the Waldorf-Aato In the
presence OF number OF friends OF tho
contracting couple.
The wedding AZ announced az a din
ner given at bclmouico'H last week was
10 have taken place In December, but
a change was made In the plans, and
the wedding arranged for yesterday,
The nfruir, though Informal. was ele-
giant Ia detail tho reception room, In
which the event occurred bclug haud-
sumoly decorated with palms, ferns and
roses, ana a string orchestra render
Ing appropriate selections.
After tho ceremony the newly married
pair, with the few guests present, sat
down 10 an elaborate wedding supper,
the monu and decorations being perfect
IN their way Among the guests pre-.
ent were Mr. ana Mrs David Keith,
Mr., ana Mrs, Mccormick and Mt jacob
Hamburger OF salt Lake, Mr. J, 8.
Brunsford, brother OF the bride attend
ed, ana gave the bride away.
Mr. and Mrs, Holmes VIII stay 90 The
Hotel Plaza until next Thursday when
they Will sail for Europe
Miss Luella Noble and Mr. Hyrum
Davis both Of Arizona, We're married
on Thursday loo the SAT- Lake Temple
The bride Ia the niece of Mrs, Jenrles
OF this city, and has been vislting Win
he aunt az 2s0 west Third South street.
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and some fniveu were missing. The
drummer drove out TO Bountlful on his
uip and LETT the case Ia the hands Of
the police.
AZ 10 o'clock this morning silver
haired lady entered the police head
quarters with a bundle Of papers under
her arm and requested the convention
therein assembled to lay out their sur
plus cash in her Denver publication.
We'll. l guess IN take one" said
Judge Iimmony II was pretty lucky
yesterday"
Then the desk sergeant. with a coy
blush. admitted that he was In a state
Of temporary financial embarrassment.
The lady was referred 10 Driver ARM
strong. the latter SHE'D violently and
paFeed her along with tho remark.
'HcN buy one, he's a. newspnpermnn."
The Yrr-hnfrtd journalist EuEtd
nNedly az the reporter and then with a
tear Ia her voice anld:
poor SOUL
After bowling to the applause which
followed she took the couter N the lin
olcum, buttouholed Judge Timmony,
ana proceeded 90 give him specifications
regarding the building of ash houses
Tor every spHl9oncc and store ia salt
Lake city. The judge took his medl-
cine like man. hnnlly the little lady
nmbled 90 the door ana a sigh ~ re-
lief went up from the atnlWnrt officers
a. the portal closed with "a slam. "
was checked In its incipleucy. however.
when the door opened once more, and
little old-fashloncd bonnet pcorcd
round the corner.
NO. ! think brick and stone Il the
best with u hole at the top and "a little
Iron door az the bottom" with look
Of anguish every man dived into
newspaper until the storm had passed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

New York. Oct ia.-Congrcrsmnn
brigham Henry Roberts. from salt
Lake city. Utah. who is In Brooklyn.
came east over week ago on private
visit lie will remain about a week
longer and then 20 20 Philadelphia and
probably 10 Washington.
speaking 10 "a reporter. he said that
there was no indictment against him
when he LETT Utah that he know ~. nor
ala he know that there was now an In
dlctmcnt lie had broken mo- law, he
said That h. had plurality of wives
was true. but he had married them be-
forc the manifesto OF 1850.
There had been no plural marriages
since then. nor would there be any. An
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

san Francisco. oct t3.--Col. Met
culfe " the Twentieth Kansas volun-
tefr4 has restored 20 thcir old COM
unnds three wounded officers. who were
invaded home ON the hospital ship re.
llHf. capt Adun a. clarke went back
60 company II, capt. william !. Wat
son tu company -. and Lieut. Collin
~. Hall 60 company X. capt. Albert
II. NmuFe. who. In Capt. Clurke's abb
neucc, has been IN charge of company
", hna been transferred 60 company H.
The Twentieth Kansas now has q full
corps of officers. u Or expected that
the date ~ muHtcring ont the regiment
VIII be- fixed today The men win be-
tnken back 90 their homes on twelve
special trains. Cen. Funston and Gov.
Stanley VIII occupy % private car.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

New York. oct. IA special TO the
Herald from Washington says;
While General fchWnn II engaged In
scattering the enemy In Cavitf province,
Generals Lawton and Macarthur are
making preparations for an important
movement TO the north OF Manila.
Generals Macarthur and Lawton will
proceed 10 the North In the hope OF
trapping. AguinnldO and his forcoa In
between the three columns. General
SchWnn's movement to tho southwark
OF Manila 10 merely In the nature 81 "a
demonstration ana FOR the purpose Of
scattering insurgents who have IN.
trcnched themselves In Cavtte province.
the homo VI AEuinnldo and the nest OF
the rebellion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
BANK ROBBERS WORsTED
Leader Of Gang Killed by a Bank
President.


scvierylllc, Tenn, oct. i3.-Thrcc
masked robbers entered the bank here
today and attempted 60 rob the vault
containing considerable money. Prcsi-
dent VIM. McMahon threw hls loose
money Into the safe and seized a gun.
His first shot killed the leader Of the
robbers. Pearl Thurman, The assist
ant cashier John Marshall, rushed out
M side door and shot two ~ tho rub.
beers horses, Cal. Derrick. one Of che
wounded.
VIII Derrick the third robbcr, rode a
mile hotly pursued by posse. on be-
INK surrounded he He'd into q barn.
who're DE- committed suicide by shooting
himself 10 the head. The men are sup
posed TO have come from Knoxville.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

81. Louis oct. i3.-The local quarter
MASTERS department of the United
states army has received orders to ar
range 10 move 20 san Francisco the
Thirty-olghth and Fourty fourth regi-
ments Infantry. The former regiment
~ now at Jefferson barracks ana VIII
move on october goth. while the Forty
October 2ist. Col Wheeler quarter
master. ia perfectlng the arrangements.
lie says that II la very likely the two
bodies viii soon be- ordered 10 Manila.
orders have also been received by
Col. Wheeler To send the two pnck
trains FROM Jefferson barracks TO Ma
Mia.
The orders direct that the trains be
sent from here 80 as 10 arrive az Port
land, Oregon, October 9th, Ten days
later they are TO embark for Manila on
the transport LenoX.
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infringement Of tho statute against
polygamy would be- disciplined by tho
church 49, quickly No by the laws OF tho
land. Mr. Roberts said his visit 10
Brooklyn was merely a friendr one to
the people Of his own religious faith.
They were here 10 preach the Gospel.
ana ala not desire 10 be brought into
any controversy which might anect
him.
Speaking n hla election 10 Congress.
hc said 70 had been accomplished lnde-
pendent u tho Church ns he had re-
cclycd a great number Of votes from
GrntiirH, aud II had been an election u
the people. DE had no fear about fac
ing Congress. nor any mlsgtvlnga In re-
gard TO the outcome Of the situation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
EARLY MORNING FIRE.

A atm alarm brought out the fire
department at 1850 this morning. The
blaze was located In a tenement house
at 2ii east. First South, a two-story
adobe house.
The FIRE was soon cNilngulshed with
couple OF gallons OF chemicals. and the
Ices is estimated " the nominal sum
OF S. The Are was caused By burn
ing SCOT. No insurance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
BEFORE TIMMONY.
Two Offenders Face Justice In the
Police Court This Afternoon.

Two offenders Eraccd. or otherwise.
Judge Tlmmony's court this afternoon.
william Edmonds. who u couple of
days ago appeared IN the same court
In the role of prosecuting witness
against Jameson, whom he alleged had
touched him for the sum OF s5s, arose
when his name was called and stated
that he WINS not drunk yesterday. II
stayed rather longer than l intended.
Judge, but | was going home to Bling
ham his morning.
well ~ this - your first offence you
are discharged with the understanding
that you stick 60 bingham whisky In
future
Frank Wilson was riding ON the side
walk within the restricted district ne
noon today when lynx eyed Onliccr
Davies nailed him and In default u ba!l
cunnscatcd hls wheel temporarily.
Franks excuse In the police court this
afternoon was that II was muddy today.
The court acqucsced and said that -
would about IN the bill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
B. H. ROBERTS
is IN BROOKLYN
Utah's Congressman Talks to Reporter on
Plural Marriage, and About
His Own Case.

Says lie Has Broken No LawMarred His Wives Before the
Maniiesto-No Indictment Against Him that He Knows of
No Plural Marriages in the Church Now, Nor VIII There
be Any-nfringement Of the Statute by Member Would
be Disciplined by the Churche Was Elected TO Congress
Independent OF the ChurcReceiyed Many GENTLE Votes
Was an Election by the People-tias No Fears About
Facing Congress- Of the 0ucome-is Visit Brooklyn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
lam ny rnl Admiral
Cornerstone Of Dewey Hall. witch l. to
be- Part of Sorwich uniyersttv.

Norihncll W.. oct. i5.-Admirai
Dewey today lald the corner stone OF
Dewey Hail, which IN 10 be- n part VI
Norwich univcrlty the institution In
which the admiral received hia earliest
military training
Tho admiral was escorted from his
train 60 the university hy tn Norwich
university cadets and the First uHrl-
mcnt. Vermont National Guard.
Admiral Dewey spread the mortar and
aH the corner stone wnu lowered r1lI.
now declare this stone duly and
truly laid ana according 10 my WISH"
New York. delivered the address of the
day
At the conclusion " Mr. Dopew'H nd
dress Admiral Dewey held q reception
for a short time. lie left FOR nostnn,
whore a public reception will be- held.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
FHFY TRIED To RUN X
THROUGH THE Beers
..esh Armored Train Making the Attempt
;s Derailed and Captured
Teen Soldiers Killed.

he Battle Meager, but il is the First Boodshed OF III
W., BOers Trying TO Get Col BadenPowell Between Two
Advancing on Maieking-Secure $4,000 Ounces OF
GAIA Promise Of Lead and Hot Coffee for Boers-Britis
r,hue Meetng-Premier OF Cape Colony Hopes for Peace
Manifesto TO Airikanders- Martial Law in Orange Free
c,,e-Canada Objects TO Furnishing Troops for South
Africa.
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blow open a safe. aud nreak Iu,o Mis-.
snnr mank.

g. Louis oct. IA urcclal to the
Post Dispatch FROM Nevada. Mo-. says
that burglars entered tho FafmcrF
Bank az Scholl city last night blow
open the safe ana secured $500. with
which they escaped. a posac has been
sent out tn capture the robbers u pos
Hlhle About ! o'clock "a. m. the town
Waterman was captured ON the atrs.t
hy armed men, and a bag was thrown
over tho mans head 10 atlnc his cries
The BURGLAR. % whom thcrs We're aev-
crul, then broke into the bank
The bank w. lose nothing. no u held
u policy In 70 burglar Insurance company
covering the amount taken
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

Cincinnati, 90, oct. i3,-rhv Rev, Dr.
LOWS Curtis. one OF the agents Of the
Western Methodist i0ok concern, this
city. was subjected last nlRht To pro-
tractcd investigation of his official con-
duct as treasurer ~ the Frcedmnna AID
society, by the board u managers OF
that body. The specific charge was that
est without authority and accepted "a
bonus " $3.50 from the borrower. which
he subsequently turned into tho treas
ury The board NJ 2 o'clock this CFlt-
duy) morning came TO a decision that
Or. Curtis was technically culpahle for
and ordered the bonus OF $50 paid back
% Dr. curtis, us the society had no
right 10 H. Meantime, the board asked
the charitable consideration OF the
church Tor Dr. curtis In view OF his long
and faithful services.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

Nicaragua. Honduras and Salvador.
The other two companies which work
conformity have reduced the rates 20
pcr cent Tor the same ports
II % rumorcd that they propose rtin-
ming next month 20 san Francisco. tiao
when the competition will become live
lief nH the German line from ifn.nbtrT
torchinr South Pacific and Central
American ports 90 San Francisco, b. al
ready In the field.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

Albany. N. ", oct. l3.-Practically all
the mills In this state are now organ
tied under the name OF the American
Association Of Knit Underwear Manu-
facturors, which has decided 10 make a
rs per cent advance In the price %
fleece underwear. which IL the kind
most generally worn and In which line
the competition heretofore has been the
ferccst.
This advance has hcen fully warrant
cd. the association claims. by the nd
vance iu the cost " cotton and wool
10 tho manufacturer. II has also been
decided 90 do away with special dts
counts and long credits,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

baltimore. oct. i2.-Ollmcr Meredith.
a prominent business man. is dead. aged
20 Year,. In isl5 he went TO New Or
leans and uftOrwnrd 20 China. From
there he went to California In 1919 and
was the agent IN San Franclaco NJ the
old commercial house % Rowland q
Aapinwuil OF New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

1000 People Were KILLED, aud Hundred.
Of Others Injured.

The Hague, oct. lathe official dis
patches from Batavia, capital OF the
Nctherland tndlea, confirm the reports
regarding the earthquake In the Island
OF Coran. II occurred on september g..
south side of the island was destroyed
but several other villages were wrecked
The ofHoinl nduices declare that no faw-
or than 5000 people were killed, and
hundreds Of Others seriously injured.
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- r.,..,tnr, Nova
Dooicn, oeN 70 ~ ,,,-a.,,h ,r,m
isass The io'''"N"
|ogsiogn' -. ,..,roved
Al armord train mas ps''h "'s ,.''.,.,
b m q AaieA'ls' -. ss,,,,.J
M - Werc ku',u' wv -. ~
ID srfeEage a''or WV '''"
|ruyei ,, ga.
ln oaiclai d''pA''n '''''''' y"
N alA ofhcs t9a'
M armefcd uhih was nv,'iVS' .
: lr kfalpan sia'l"h' W''''' o" WV '''
h Maiedng Win guns
'IhIs disrosea OF 'ho rear WA, i''.'''y
mn ana ehi'ui'n "''o '''0'''u :"
q DISASTER
liter dispatch 20 the Evening
W siys the efinofed trAih was "'-
y nfilns 10 run through the ho'IH.
p var Office has received the ''i'nW-
NJ Dispatch from the general COM
> ,aiing ih 'ape Iof,'si
cap'ioan OCT ~ l''o p M" ar
q fti tnin Tor MaieAihs 'Hcof'lhb wv
= san.naunder guns sent from here 10
n ,f.t's~ vas attacked Last night nt
~. ,....,.,t,. - h.b ,,.c,
, lAiP.A Npp-''n''' ~ '''u -. -,
n owl ln' VAIN l'll WV t..,'N ','''
h Beers fired into u with artillery FOR
y fsn hour. and cnpturcd Il.
1 r.f.~-,,,i. c,,,,,nyic,ti,n with
Il w. ,''''','''' -, ~"
ieAlas u interrupted nt htaAlp''h'
= uulnsa aIld children hAve bQcn
/, capatown. The euns belonged
-. s.,.--.ti.t, -, ~
"A ~ 'A.lf hwy ~ l'sl' "i''' vi "''
Tern We have no details a. TO cas-
oussr
H.. announcement, ,bat On. u,er,
l..-.--..,.
s'suulel an atHhNteu ttalh on inc
sferu bcrdr of the TrlnHvnn' IL
d tulaisi 90 bring homo to "The man
. ..-...,
Y A' N'''" 'n' I'''''l'h OF NHr'
Attempts am made 10 liken the oc-
g ffsfoa 10 the blowing up OF the u. $.
\ tr..ti,. ~. be. 49,. 49,. 49,,
. 'f ''l'''V '' ','' i''' N'' ,-''' 'N'
ns,r were doubtless within their
fgtu az beiilaerents 10 they ar. re-.
~, ,'
'a'p' l'f tho OBSTRUCTION OF lhe
I No.
ne only comparls,n that can "A. la.
. tufei Win th.. t5...t.. 49,. -, a..
/. WIN 'n' "l'"lhA up OF th'
fhtufhIp il IN respect uf the loss OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

Caracas. Venezuela, oct i3.-The ar
miatlcc between the government troops
and the Insurgents has been extended
untl Saturday n is also asserted on
reliable authority that President An
drade Will meet the lnsurgcnt COM
munder Gen. Clpriano Castro.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

Madrid, oct i1.-The merchants
threaten 10 close their shops as "a PRO.
test against excessive taxation. n the
threat " carried out martial law Will
be- proclaimed uH serious disturbances
Will OUauD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

New York Oct. IA dispatch 10 the
Herald from Panama says;
The competition between the Pacific
Mall and the Pacific steam Navigation.
and the South American Steamship
companies has begun IN earnest ON the
Central American coast route, the pas
sage rates have been reduced by the
first named company tifty per cent
from Panama 20 ocos I'm Guatemala,a and
All Intermediate ports In Costa Riea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

st. Louis, Senegal, oct. IA native
craft, while attempting tn cross tho bar
at the mouth OF the river Senegal yea
tcrday, was wrecked and forty persons
were drowned.
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nuirnrIn cots = Cablnrtl

sofia. bulgaria., oct. I'm WANT
choff has succeeded IN forming n cabi-
net 10 succeed the retiring ministry OF
NJ. Grecoff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

Berlin. Oct, i3.-Emperor William en-
tortnlned Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wiborg
at luncheon today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
POLICE NEWS,

George W. pcnrOsc appeared before
Justice Tlmmony this morning aud
sworc out complaint charging Chas.
Powell a livcryman. with assault and
battery. According TO Penrose'a story
he accused Powell last night OF not ate
tending to his horse properly words
followed which terminated IA the liv-
crymnn striking Penroac violently. The
warrant was served this afternoon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

At o o'clock this morning an uu-
known drummer drove ny TO Smith ana
Adams store on Commercial street 20
have the top OF his vehicle liked, Dur
ing the process a col1red man was OBJ
served By a hystunder 20 take u sample
case out Of the wagon nnd disappear
into the cellar In due course the grip
was missed and a hue and cry insti-
tutcd, Police headquarters was nous
fled and Detective Sheets repaired TO
The scene. Before he arrived the vallHe
had been found In the cellar, owing 10
the Information OF the party aforesaid,
The contents of the sample case were
scattered over the floor of the collar