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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04

-,,,1ar mrpose. and was TO re-
for s''''..',,.i- Today Members OF ihe
celN, a .i.,, Nse1ri.u0n then waited upon
Sa" 1..Ii.r ram whom IL was learned
.aI' AZ, musicians had been WORKING
lh"t ..g0sri idea tor several Gays
on N. t.tbfIaes would have accom-
p.a,st wy ',rstbinr. but i0r the fact mat
,hsrs Was some uncertainty "NtS,
,'rg the tabernacle, OWNS W w 'e.
me fr6m lha city OF fie.ssiluuehit Sno"
TtD cambriaus aw the sit9auoh az "
,i,oe, and wanted Co WllheIaM IN "
ib4t tbe musicians inlsht 20 rlknN
es..5 With their laudaple en'eiplise.
AZ, calder however Woula hol h.aI
~ ,tie ana DO was agreed mat VIZ
.,,jlisus and Cambrian society shoulu
.,rst ihls morning 20 further talN over
ID, "" ii 6c,ocR today the meeting Va
~ M Calders music store Ihose
n-'t,t yg,r. cant ID. l.. Davis. w. n
,,,1.a,,s Walter j. Lewis, Harry r.
Ni,'o I1hr James. II. +. Thomas, Jrp
T,,.iJ r,hr ana NepM l.. Morris, repre-
49, tta Cambn1n association, ana
~ calder sam calder, Cal CARING
49,, INN Held. Prof. Anton Petersen,
Ch5riss Olsen and Alfred Rordam'
rcnrssentIng the musicians
l., Davis was elected chairman OF
,ha mestlne and &c was decided TO give
a concert at the tabernacle ON the nigh!
- tSe i'm inst. under the auspices Of
no Canbrian association and the mus
siclans Oh salt lake city Gov Arthur
= Thomas was unanimously chosen as
nsrmanent chairman and ID. o. calder
yics chairman Nothing further was
accomplished. and an Adjournment was
tsken until 5 o'clock this evenlne' Mheh
ecmmltiees win be named and the con-
esrt idea put on a proper business basis.
II h the Intention Of the committees
,o have tickets on sale IN all the ward
sabbath schools by Sunday II possible.
The price Of the tickets has not yet been
de6nitely decided upon, but II Is be-
Ueved that a general admission OF "a
cents will be charged
Hon. Heber D. Grant Informed inc
committee today that he would take
roo tickets. and George Q cannon q
Sons Company have agreed 10 do the
prlnting free of cost
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
Listed with the Dead.

Deadwood. S. D.. May 4-Col N. II.
Day. prominent IN business and poll
tics OF the Black Hnls for many years,
died at midnight OF appendicitis He
has been IN the hills for many years
and was prominent In developing their
resources. lie commanded the state
troops during the Sioux uprising In
1881. Interment viii be at Oakland, Cal.
New York. May 4.-The funeral Of the
late Edward o. Leech, vice president Of
the National Bank u Commerce, and
former director Of the mint who died
Tuesday night Of pneumonia, occurred
today az An Souls church. The body
was sent on 10 Washington.
Atchison. Kas., May I'll y. Wilcox,
aged Ga years, a prominent politician,
dled Unexpectedly az his home near
Muscotah last night Of diabetes Mr.
wilcox made the original government
surveys OF much government land IN
the early sixties, and surveyed for the
Central Branch railway In northern
Kansas. and for the Kansas Paelae.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
Flowers From the Children.

Superintendent Cooper requested the
principals Of the various schools 20
close their schools this forenoon, which
they did, for the purpose Of permit
ting the children 20 go TO their homes
ana get flowers The blossoms We're
taken 20 the school houses from which
they were collected at noon and con-
veyed 10 the Rio Grande depot where
car was completely filled with these
fragrant messengers OF sympathy and
dispatched on the 2:i5 train.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
Killed in Fires.
Four Men Dead. and Fifth is
Dying are Firemen.

New York. May 4--Four persons
were killed IN fires In this cityIs. { 4 ht
and early this morning and NTH lies
fatally injured IN q hospital AZ a
lodging house fire In South street John
Curran. a marine engineer, was burned
TO death, and Fireman Daniel Mullin
was thrown from a ladder receiving
injuries from which he has died.
Fireman James Fitzpatrick was ga
tally Injured by the overturning OF a
hose truck. which he was driving An
explosion wrecked the fat and talloW
factory OF Joseph Stern & Co., IN West
Fortieth street. and two men are be-
lleved TO be burned under the ruins.
They are Thomas Mcclure and Joseph
Drum A gang OF men worked all
night in the ruins IN vain effort 20
recover the bodies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
GLASGOW is ALARMED NOW
CONSERVATION Among Shippers and Butchers
Over Prices
Quotations ON Cattle and sheep High
or than FOR Eighteen Years May
Evade the Decree.

Glasgow, May 4.-The prohibition OF
the importation Of cattle from South
America has caused CONSERVATION
among shippers and butchers here
The prices Of cattle and sheep have
advanced to the highest quotations
since 1882
The frozen meat trade Is expected to
reap benefit and It Is anticipated that
an attempt viii be made to defeat the
board OF agrIculture's decree by ship
ping Argentine cattle 10 Antwerp for
slaughter and trans-shipment 70 Eng
land.
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ROBBERY LAST EVENING.
G. W, Ebets Wall Paper Store Broken
lnlo,
The Rear window Was Broken In,
and the TIL Forced Open-Be-
tween $40 aud $50 stolen

Sometime after 10 o'clock last night
G. W. Ebert's place Of business at No.
S2e south State street, was broken
into and robbed.
Ebert who is a wall paper dealer,
states that he left the store about 10
o'clock last might and before leaving he
saw that an the doors were properly
locked.
The thief or thieves gained an en-
trance by breaking IN a rear window.
The cash tnl was pryed open and
the contents. amounting to between Sii
and 800. was taken
There Is absolutely no clue 70 the
robber Officers are working ON IN,
case, and an investigation OF the prem
Uses was made this morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
SUIT FOR RENT.
Case OF II. Y. Trust Company vs.
Isaac Trumbo on Trial.

The appeal case OF the Brigham
Young Trust company vs Isaac Trumbo
and Alfred G.. Kcely was called for
trial before Judge Cherry without q
jury yesterday afternoon. u. H. Wells
appeared for plaintiff and ia McGurrin
and u. j. Dnniny for the defendants.
The action is 10 recover the sum OF
2l65 rent and the restitution Of the
premises known as No. IS East First
South street. The defense Is that the
defendant attempted TO raise the rent
$40 a month in excess OF the agreemtnt
When defendant rendered the rent for
November, December of 1899 and jan
uary. 1900, It was refused on the ground
that Il was not the fun amount The
case was tried before City Justice TIM
mony last February. Judgment was
givon Ia favor OF plaintiff. az against
Trumbo for $50, when an appeal was
taken,
After hearing the testimony. Judge
Cherry affirmed the Judgment Of Justice
TlmmOny.
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SHERIFF KELLY
AND THE HARPER
Denies That He Has in Grv Mann
Mistreated Them
CALLS THE TRIBUNE DOWI
As 90 Being the "Wholo ThIassp,
Expresses a Positive Opinion H,c,|
ersto be fried tor uurdsn


Special Correspondence.
Fillmore. Willard Co.. May 3-Tl.
fcials Of this county are basy pe,|
ing ION the preliminary cyam.n.uc
William and Iva Harper charged uAl
being implicated IN the murder q. s
Penneys.
AZ the present time the man ls %.
fined ia the county JAIL and the soma,
is az the Huntsman house. h5 II
press themselves as being yeY
satisfied with the treatment ths, "a,
been given them by sheriff Key II
woman stated: 81 have had mol
courtesies rendered me during my q
tendon. and the sheriff has given q
many privileges and done bis duty j
on officer"
Further than this she declined O. 4
interviewed she has The privilege 4
seeing her husband every day. val
she appreciates very much, and va1I
has been the incentive used BY N
sheriff to keep her spirits up,
The man has had clean clothes il.I
nished him. and today was gysa d
opportunity TO go In the sun FOR AVA
and sun himself the barber was dla
In and gave him q shave, which Plsa'.
him very much.
10 is expected that @ large numtF Z
spectators WIN be here from klre
90 listen 20 the proceedings, as DE %,
zens there are deeply interested 10 li
matter and anxious 90 see the g.-i
parties brought 20 justice.
STATEMENT BY SHERIFF KELlt
81. Virgil Kelly. sheriff Of Gl-a
county, Utah, IN Justice 70 mys.i r
people of this county, and Mf ana ~
William Harper, who are now % 4
custody, as sheriff charged WIN =
murder OF the Penneys. desire 70 ~.
dlate the charge published IN .lhe Nl
Lake Tribune under date Of WAY p
1900. which stated that the above h'-'
prisoners were being misirea'el
Mrs. Harper stated ln ths pis'
az her attorney. r. A. MeBnl. =.
County Attorney Melville thai ',',
been treated well and BIT he.4 -
done his duty as an officer Of %. I. n.
and has granted me every piIVi''s. y
/ have requested EXCEPT ine ons VI,
that / might remain with my . ,.e. ~
"she denied the report thal h .s'.l 4. 4
treated her as a dos and sail lha. l. y.
the hearing she would give lne n, y
an She further stated that sne l.- :
desire 10 be interviewed by anl W,
ter and never had had any ds''s " T
"The correspondent Tor The li., W.
makes special mention msi ! ~
to be the whole thing NV e.s I.
do claim 10 be the whole wv. .s., y,
| This case. and don't propose l..s \
one whose soul can resi- nsh. -,,. u,
shadow ola rye straw for t"e.g =. .
honrs pnobsorved can dictate I" i
| regards my official duties oha-
"My purpose Is and has ue,n mo
10 iustlce the guilty paIlI'gls. . Y, M
,,ost mysterious and daHaial i. /.
~, ever came 90 public nol.s !, =,
| sn nI' scot ana not punish lnnoe'A'
| ,los FOR tho actions of others others ny =
Wy ~, NJ, information coucern.ns. NJ,
clal actions rs wen as ven ,ro,s ha,'
nrlsorers can be obio'ne9 a., ,'g coarn,y
abe men ' VIRGIL KELLY sp''-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
COMMUNICATION cur OFF.
NolFurthertTro from the Ashan'
a Uprising Near Kumassi.

Accra, British Gold Coast Colony,
May A.-Slr Frederic Mitchell Hodgson
the governor Of the colony, Is stlll at
Kumassi. and his stay will probably be
prolonged until September on account
of the state of the roads. His personal
danger has probably been mlnlmlzed by
diplomatic means.
The teleEraphic superintendent was
wounded after repairing the line TO a
point within a few miles az kumasl
and communication Is again stopped.
More raldng In various parts OF the
colony Is reported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
Won the Nowmarl.et sake.

London, May i.--The 1000 gulneas
stakes run az the New Market meeting
today was won by l. Brassey's b T.
Wlnlfreda. Lord Ellesmere's ch. T. In
qusitive was second and Sir Waldo
Grihiths b. T. Vain Duchess third. Ten
horses ran.
Vain Duchess. ridden by Martin, led
to the Bushes Here Winifreda drew
In front and beat out lnquisltiye with
sloan up by three quarters OF length.
Two lengths separated the second and
third horses.
The betting was II 10 against Wini-
freda. 100 to Z against lnquisitiye, and
4 10 / against Vain Duchess.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04

Manila, May 4,-rhe U. $. transport
Meade has been ordered TO be ready TO
sail tomorrow II is supposed that
Major Cen otis with his personal stan
viii then start for the United States.
The insurgent archives described by
Gen. Funston include papers implicit.
Ing prominent foreign firms at Manila
Ia unlawful dealings. II Is reported
that evidence has been obtained that
some OF them furnished munitions OF
war 10 the rebels and Il is also said
that the American authorities are in
possession from this source Of de-
tailed plan for attacking the American
forces. written By Aguinaldo. In the
Tagalog language, January 8 1899 and
translated into Spanish by Buencamino.
No correspondence from the so-cal!ed
anu-imperiolist party Of the United
states was found.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
ALTA CLUB PURCHASE.
Forty Feet ofGround Bought from Col.
Willard Young Next Its Building.

The Alta club has Just purchased
from Col. Willard Young the 40 foot
strip OF ground adjoining the club
building on the east paying for the
same $4,000. or at a rate o. about Slo'
per foot. The club acquired the ground
10 give ID room for "a possible annex
70 one should ever be needed, but IN the
meantime the strip viii be put INTO q
lawn. The depth Of the ground SOL
was as follows: 30 feet Of II ran PACK
sfA feet and the remaining seven lee'
had q depth VI lG5 feet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
Tnrned the Brulsers Loose.

New York. May i-George r. Consl-
line, manager OF The Broadway Ath-
etic club, and Jimmy Hayward and
kid Thomas, puglists were discharged
from custody today after having been
auaigned In the police court on the
charge OF attempting TO conduc, q box
ing contest without q license.
The magistrate held that under the
Horton law no license was necessary.
The decision makes possible the pulling
on Of the bout scheduled Tor tonight
between Joe Wolcott and Mysterious
Billy Smith.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
$4,000 Damage.

Denver Colo, May i-The food In
the Platte river caused By the burst
ing OF the Denver Union Water Co. d.
v8rting dam on Goose Creek yesterday
IS eubsidIng al this point today. The
total loss from the washing out Of rail-
road tracks IN Platte Canyon, destruc-
ton of bridges. flooding OF ranches and
gardens, Is estimated az $4,000 and the
water company estimates the damage
10 It's works at $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
Receivers His sheep,

The case OF Thomas Bews vs. j II.
Kirkpatrick was tried before Judge
Cherry today without a jury. and plain
tin was given judgment for 500 dam
ages plaintiff sued 90 recover dam
ages FOR the alleged wrongful With
holding OF thirty head Of sheep. Ia adj
dltlon 20 damages the court decided
plaintiff was entitled 10 possession OF
the sheep
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
WHERE TO SUBSCRIBE.
Places at Which People May Leave
Their Donations,

salt Lakes relief committee has Sc
lected the following places az Whicn
subscrlptions 20 the popular fund VIII
be received and properly credited 70 the
donors:
Wells, Fargo & Co.
W. S. Mccormick a Co
Deseret National bank.
National Bank OF the Republic.
Walker Bros. bank.
lions Cooperative Mercantile Insu-
tuition.
state Bank OF Utah.
lions Savings Bank & Trust COM
pany.
Utah National bank
Bank OF Commerce.
Commercial National bank.
4. r. Jones & Co.
Utah Commercial q Savings bank.
Utah Savings 4 Trust company.
r. Auerbach & Bros.
Walker Bros. Dry Goods company.
r. X. Thomas & Co.
Cutler Bros. & Co.
Clark. Eldredge & Co.
Salt Lake Hardware company.
Utah Stove & Hardware company.
Knutsforl hotel.
Kenyon hotel.
Cullen hotel
White house.
CunningtOn & Co.
Consolidated Implement company
studebaker Bros. q 90.
Coop. Wagon & Machine company.
Utah Implement company.
Trent Engineering & Mining CON-
pany.
The Mine & smelter supply company
Alta club.
University club,
George Q. Cannon & Cons company
Galloway. Hook & Francis.
Rocky Mountain Ben Telephone com.
pany.
Oregon Short Line offices
Coop. Furniture company.
Henry DlnwoOdey Furniture com
pany
r. w. Madsen Furniture company.
National Biscuit company
George Mullett & Co.
j =. Gardner & co.
slegel Clothing company.
Salt Lake city Brewing company.
Henry WAGNER Brewing company.
a. Fisher Brewing company
Barton & Co.
s. = Teasdel & Co.
2. NJ Friedman & Co.
r o. Reilly.
Hamburger Coal company
Citizens Coal company.
Diamond Coal company.
y w. Hanson Produce company.
c. r. Savage.
New York Cash store.
Nelden-Judson Drug company.
l. and a. Cohn.
Lace House company.
Freed Furniture company.
D. L. Davis
salt Lake city and county bulldln
(mayors otlice)
Salt Lake City post office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
GEN. E. S. OTIS is RELIEVED
War Department, Places Gen, Macarthur in
Command.
gen. wheaton Takes Position For
merly Held by Gen. Macarthur
GEN, OILS Sails may 8.

Washington, May Ain accordance
with Gen. Otis request to be allowed
to return to the United States the war
departmnt today issued orders TO re-.
lieye him, to take effect tomorrow the
5th, the date axed by Gen. Otis for his
sailing.
The orders designate Mai Gen. Mac
Arthur TO succeed Gen. Otis In COM
mand Of the division OF the Philippines.
Breyot Maj, Gen. Wheaton is desIg-
mated to succeed Gen. Macarthur as
commander OF the department Of south,
ern Luzon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
PRIESTHOOD MEETING

The regular monthly i IsEe star. 7
Priesthood Of me sa,, from ne q.
SG1 ssS neg he month i st y s f. b
therefore, the Pr p! rlI3sy Nay '''
viii convene next . ! I,r1i nan
Z p m'' IN u. ANGUS y; ,, SAB,
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WITH THE JUSTICES.
Observation-Disclosures

Ross Ambrose and August smlthy OF
Sandy were arraigned before Justice
Nielsen today on the charge Of grand
larceny. II appears that one Pat Daily
stole about 20 bolts OF wooden goods
from the Provo factory IN March on
1893. and subsequently sold them 20 the
two defendants. Several prominent cit
liens Of Sandy were az the trial and
testified 20 the good characters OF the
accused men, and there was no evil
dence TO show that either OF them knew
that the goods had been stolen, and
Justice Nielsen therefore discharged
them. after cautiOning them against
such indescreet actions In the future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
william Ridd's Estate.

Brigham A. Ridd pettloned the pro-
bate court today for letters OF admin
lstration IN the estate of William Rldd.
who died IA this city on the 29th ult,
The total value of NE estate - $3.50,
and consists of real and personal prop-
cray The heirs are the children and
grandchildren OF deceased. The petit
ton Will be heard on the 10th inst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
MAINTENANCE SUIT.
Trial of the Case of Hartwen vs.
Hartwelt.

Judge Norrell has been engaged to-
dav taking testimony In a summit
county separate maintenance case, INC
title of which Is Margaret j. HartWeu
VS. Byron u. Hartwel. The SUIT was
filed in september, 1891, and has been
before the court number OF tunes on
,,eriois motions. In his answer the dee
fendant denies having deserted his VIE
ana family and claims that be was
hound 10 70 to Park city 10 obtain
work. -t,..
The parties were married In this city
on January IS, 1917 and ever since me
year 1896 plaintiff SAYS her husband
has failed TO provide TOT hei ana ioul
minor children The deiehaant is u
Blacksmith az Park city.
The case had not concluded at a late
bour mis- afternoon. II. g. Edwards
appeared for plaintiff and y B. Gitch-
low represented the defendant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
WIN the transatlantic Liner

Hamburg. MAY i.-A A ry5 ch rit,'
New k.yia Plymouth , s' y a /, T,oaria
I'll Hayre. May Arrives 10 ~
New York ,-,4ved. WaesA
liverpool. May 4-ATI'''''
from Philadelphia,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
Another case OF "smaiIpol.' 2

Another case OF smallpox was re-
ported az the health Office today, the
victim this time being Mvin Robinson,
a nino-year.oid boy residing with his
paren ut $50 G. street. The lad was
renoi ed 20 the pest house this after
noon. and the house where he lived was
put Under quarantine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04

James Chapman fled suit IN the
Third district court today against Ches-
ter w. Amcs 90 al 90 recover So-i. ~ on
certain promissory notes secured py
mortgage on lots IN Arlington Heights
subdivision Judgment Is prayed Tor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
Lihel Actlon Dlsmlssed.

New York. May l-Justlce Freedman,
In the supreme court on request Of the
plaintiffs ordered the dlscontinuahce Of
the action Tor alleged libel instituted
in 1897, by Al Hayman, Chairman
Frohman. Samuel It. Nordhnger j.
Fred Zimmerman, Marie Klaw ana
Abraham l. Erlanger forming a part
nershlp FOR carrying on theatrical en-
terprises. against Harrison Grey-Flske,
editor OF the Dramatic Mirror, claim
Ing damages IN 100000.
The defendant served his answer IN
the suit on January 6. 1898. No attempt
was made 10 bring the action To a trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
Bortlmerer Man Reooyer.

san Francisco, May 4.-Bortzmeyer,
the Cleveland Ohio. man who was shot
by a footpad on Wednesday night
passed a good night and the attending
physicians now have slight hopes for
MIS- rnlnNnrN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04

against =. L. Carpenter aud wlfe' the
other defendants. II Is alleged, claim
an interest In the property
Jason F0rrar also filed "a suit In the
same court today against PAU b. y.
Hammer ct al To- recover Nli0sS, ON
note secured by mortgage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
PERSONAL.

w. NJ. Davies. who has been ossoclat.
ed with the bookbindery department on
George @. Cannon & Sons Co for ne
past eighteen years. has severed ne
connection with that firm today ana
will devote his time IN the future 70
farming interests IN Utah county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
Mn Not commnnd d 10 BattIe.

Berlin. May 4-Emperor Francis
Joseph Of Austria has appointed En-.
peror William field marshal general OF
the Austrian army.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
Gen. Miles is winner.

Washington May i-Mr. Berry moved
10 strike out the provision IN the army
reorganization bill Tor lieutenant gem
eral IL was lost 10 a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-04
Lndpment hY Consent.

In the case Of the Mine and smeltor
Company vs. II. G.. Rognon, Judgment
by consent Tor $16SS2 was awarded
plaintiff by Judge Cherry today.