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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-19
SLASH IN a HOTEL.
Murderous Attack Causes a Stampede
Among Guests.

Butte. Mont. Oct 1S.-Eenry WI
iams, carpet cleaner. made a muir
de~oUs attack on fellow workman. ".
Nolker, in the Butte hotel about
o'clock this evening and cut him six
teen times with q big knife.
\ stampede was created among thu
guests.
The men had quarreled about dol
lar II develops that Williams. who IS
but 20 years OF age. killed q man near
St Louis with a knife about four years
ago He was sent TO the reform school
but escaped from that institution cEy
years ago and came to Montana
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EXPEDITION IS UNCHECKED.
Allies Press on Rapidly Toward Pao
Ting Eu.

Pekin, Wednesday, Oct. II (via Tien
Tsin and Shanghai. Oct. 1S).-The Pekin
column of the Pao Ting Flu expedition
arrived at a point six miles south of
chi CHOW yesterday without encoun-
tering opposition. They found the
heads of fourteen Boxers on the walls
at Chou Choon and they killed seven
of the imperial troops.
Field Marshal Count Won WalderSee
has arrived here and has been &C
corded full military honors. He was
accompanied by an escort of interna-
donal troops to the palace of the dow
ager empress
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SHERMAN is WEAKER.
Otherwise Ex-Secretary's Condition Is
Unchanged.

Washington. Oct. 1S.-There was no ma
teriaI change in John Sherman's condi-
ton tonight. except that he showed signs
of weakness The patient is partially ull-
conscious much of the time, rallying and
brightCpinE at intervals. He has dis
aEreeabie cough which irritates him a
great deal in his debilitated condition d.
Johnson remained at the house again to-
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt of New York. 4
nephew and piece. and Mr. Compton Sher-
man. n son OF the late General Sherman.
are here. and other relatives have been
summoned. Mrs. McCallum. Mr. Sher-
mans daughter, is constantly at his bed
side.
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WOoLLEy IN NEW YORK.
Prohibition Candidate Speaks to a
Crowd.

New York. oct. 1S.-John D. WooIIey.
Prohibition nominee for president.
spoke % an audience of about 800
persons at the Star theatre in BROOKLYN
tonight He also spoke at meetings in
Elizabeth and Jersey City. n. J., earlier
in the evening.
The Prohibition special train will
leave Jersey City tomorrow morning
for Baltimore, where the night meet
ing will be held. Stops are scheduled
at Trentcn, n. j., Chester. Pa, and
Newark, Delaware.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-19
ACCUSED MURDERER CONFRONTED WITH
HACKED PIECES OF A HUMAN BODY

Lynn. Mass. Oct. 1s.-The entire body
OF George B. Bailey of North Saugus.
who was murdered about Oct. s. is now
IN the possession OF the Lynn police
ana mas been positively identified.
Inc missing head and arms were
round by the police in dragging Glen
more pond this afternoon. The rest
81 .IL the BODY had been previously found
there sewed in gunny SACKS The
remains were taken TO a local under
takers rooms ana there identified by
people who knew Bailey well John &
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Best. who is held on suspicion Of hav-
ing committed the murder, was con-
fronted with the head, but all he would
say was that he thought il might be
Bailey's.
Best is a farm hand employed on the
Breakhard Hill estate. Of which Bailey
was caretaker. The police in searching
the BreakhaTd Hill farm house. where
the men lived, found in the barn cellar
an AK which bore blood stains, and
similar stains on a window sill and on
a piece Of cardboard in a room of the
house.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-19
The Homeliest Man in Salt Lake CITY

as we'll as the handsomest and 9TH
ers are invited TO call on any druggist
and get free a trial bottle of Kemp's
Balsam for the Throat and Lungs. a
remedy that IS guaranteed to cure and
relieve all Chronic and Acute Coughs.
Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption
Price. pc. and soc. For sale by Godbe-
Pitts Drug company Salt Lake City,
Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-19
DILLINGHAM; is SENATOR.
Vermont Legislature Finally Elects
Him

Montpelier. Vt. Oct 1S.-Former Gov
ernor W. p. Dillingham; was elected
United States senator by the Vermont
legislature today
The choice was made on the third bal
lot. c. A PrCuty. one of the four ReDub-
fcan candidates. having Withdrawn. ana
the Democratic members who previously
had voted for Seneca HazeltOn having de
cided to support Dillingham;
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DESCRIBES OWN DEATH.
Californian Writes While Poison Is
Working.

Spokane. Wash, Oct sd. s. Hyde,
who came from Berkeley, Cal. took
his life at Wilbur. Wash. last night
Retiring to his room in a hotel he
swallowed strychnine and after that a
large quantity Of morphine to ease the
pain = postscript to the will stated
that he had taken poison and it was
slowly working.
Another stated that he felt himself
going
He had lost money at cards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-19
Cleveland Going to Funeral.

Washington, Oct. IS.-Ex-President
Cleveland, accompanied by ISador
Straus of New York, passed through
Washington this evening for Charles
ton, W Va. where they will attend the
funeral Of William l. Wilson, VINO
was postmaster general in Mr. CleVe-
lands cabinet
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GAINS BIG VERDICT.
Woman Awarded S37. 900 For Hus-
bands Death-Oficsr Imprisoned.

~1~S-A ~-AA~oA III HAASOASO.
New York, Oct 1S.-AIrs. Elizabeth
Rhoads has obtained a verdict in the
supreme court for s37, 600 in the suit
brought by her as administrators of
her husband, George 3. Rhoads,
against the Metropolitan Street Rail-
way company This is the largest YER
dict rendered against surface rail
road in this city for many years. Mrs.
Rhoads claimed $4,000 damages. Her
husband was on July 10, 1899 run down
by car belonging TO the defendant
company and died few hours later
1t was in connection with the death
OF Captain Rhoads that Policeman
Thomas F. O'Brien was sent to Sing
Sing prison. He was convicted of
stealing the captains watch. which
had been taken from the injured man.
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Rl11e Book For 1oo1

r L foIk &. COS -.Eli1a r9ool,,, :.
1902 is now in course o. Dl1nffeatio,,
The special protege Of the ladies'" a
social convenience that VIII zu09lv in
formation that is essential in every
Hell-regUlated household.
p Z POLK & Co. Publishers.
" p Cooper, Sec. and Mgr.
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FORM RUSSIAN Y. NJ. C. A.
Philanthropist Stokes and Others Or
ganize One.
0Correspondence OF

Correspondence of the Associated Press.l
St Petersburg, Oct 6--The Society
Tor the Moral and Physical Improve
ment of Young Men. an organization,
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Sian at SstoW-

London, Oct 1S.-The Manchester
chamber of commerce has sent a let
ter to Lord Salisbury urging that spe-
cial mission with a diplomat Of the
first rank be sent to China to deal with
British interests there.
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PHYSICIAN COMMITS HIS SECOND
MURDER DUE TO CROSSED LOVE

Columbus, Ind, Get 1S.-At Way
Evansville, Ind, fifteen miles south of
here, DR. COnda Beck late this after
noon shot and killed William Barton
because Barton objected 10 Beck's
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Chwang, Kang vi and Tung Flu
Hsiang, adding that so long as their
heads had not fallen IL was impossible
to cease hostilities.
NJ. PichOn has been confined to his
bed for several days with a slight at
tack of typhoid fever, but his condi-
ton is not grave.
Owing to the arrival of Count Won
Waldersee. General Vryon Commander
of the French fOrces) 1els decided to
prolong his stay in Pekin until he re-
ceives fresh orders.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-19

A stitch in time saves nine. and q
dose of BALLARD'S HOREHOTTNn
SYRUP at the beginning of a cold vrt,i
save you many weary hours and even
dawn of distressing and harassino
cough Price, % and 90 cents. Va1
Dyke drug store, corner Main ana
Third South.
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Pullman,s Big Profit

Chicago, Oct. 18.-The annual meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the pullman
company was held today. The annual
shows the total revenue was SIS. 022-95e;
net earning. Sc. 625, 476; Surplus, S4,Sss'-
o4A
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M'KINLEY COMING WEST.
viii Attend Launching at San Fran
cisco

San Francisco. Oct. 1S.-The Ohio So
ciety OF California has received infor-
nation of q definite nature 10 the ef-
feet that President Mckinley Will
visit this city next April to witness the
launching of the batJleShip Ohio which
Is now nearing completion at the Union
iron Works in this city
The society IS already working ON
plans for the reception of the president
and the distinguished guests who VIII
accompany him on his visit to this
CITY
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To Cure a Cold In One 0er

Take Laxative BronO Quinfne Tah1a+s
al druggists refund the money If n
fails 70 cure E. ". Groves sigma f,,,-s
is on each box. 25c
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calling on his daughter
Two years ago Beck killed Miss Grace
Cohee because she refused to marry
him. He was acquitted of the crime
Beck is still at large.
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MAY CHOOSE MORTON.
Nay Select Him For Peace
Board.

talk here tonight OF ex-Vice President
Levi p. Morton as the third member
on the part Of the United States on
The Hague international arbitra ton
board. Mr.. Morton saw the president
today. but at the White House neither
confirmation or denial was obtained.
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Happiness depends very much on the
condition of the liver and kidneys The
Ills of life make but little impression
on those whose digestion is good You
can regulate your liver and kidneys
with HERBINE and enjoy health and
buOyancy Of spirits. Price, 80 cents
Van Dykes drug store, corner Nam
and Third South
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Madrid. Oct. 1S.-The Duke Of Tetuan.
Marquis de Villaverde, Senior B. Oliver.
director general of the civil register.
and SncOr Torres CamDos have been
appointed members on the part of
Spain to The Hague internationI arbi-
tration board.
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PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
WITH CHINA ARE BEGUN

CONTINUED from page -
Holbrook argus., 1900-10-27
Sane Girl in an Asylum

Sacramento, Oct. 20-The State Com
mission in Lunacy today decided to
investigate the written charges filed by
Edna Orr James, to the effect that Miss
Mary Fraser, who several weeks ago
was placed in the Pacific Hospital, a
private insane asylum in Stockton, by
her father, P. B. Fraser, is wrongfully
detained and imprisoned. Continuing,
the charges, which is in the form of an
affidavit, alleges:
The true cause of her Miss Fraser's)
confinement and Imprisonment, as your
petitioner believes, is the tyrranous de-
Termination on the part of P B. Fraser,
her father, and Alfred P. Fraser, her
brother, to forcibly compel her to con-
form to their wishes in the matter of
certain family differences. That she is
imprisoned for purposes of discipline
and revenge that her said relatives
we'll know, and have always known,
that she is of sound mind and compe-
tent, in all respects. This is followed
by the prayer to the commission to in
vestigate the charges made. The mem
bers of the commission will go to
Stockton Monday morning and will
proceed with a systematic investigat-
ion of the charges.
Holbrook argus., 1900-10-27
Defaulter Krug Captured.

Ell Paso.-M. B. Davis, division sup
erintendent of Wells, Fargo Express
Company here, received a message to-
day stating that John Krug and Chas.
Lehn, co-partners in the Escalon, Mex.
defaulting case, had both been cap
tured one at San Antonio, Tex, and
the other at New Orleans
Krug was agent for Wells, Fargo
Company at Escalon, on the Mexican
Central, and last Saturday disappear
ed with $4,000 of the company money.
Wednesday Chas. Lehn, formerly yard
master for the Mexican Central at Es-
Gallon, sold $4,000 of Mexican money at
the San Antonio bank. his was the
first intimation the detectives had
that Lehn was connected with the af-
fair. He was arrested and said that
Krug was in New Orleans.
Krug was arrested there this morn
ing He and his wife were en- route
to the East. He had $1,000 on his per-
son. Nothing has been learned of the
disposition of the rest of the money.
The Mexican government has asked
the Texas and Louisiana authorities
to hold both parties pending requi-
sition proceedings.
Holbrook argus., 1900-10-27
Upton Given Second Chance.

New York-Sir Thomas Lipton's
challenge for the Americas cup was
accepted by the New York Yacht Club.
The following cablegram was sent to
H. C. Kelly, secretary of the Royal
Ulster Yacht Club, Belfast:
Meeting committee held. Your chal-
denge accepted. Conditions the same
as they stood at the close OF last
years races, including private agree
ment as to accidents, and accept as
modified as to day of races by your
challenge and extending limit of time
of start to 2 pm, suitable to change
of months. Is this satisfactory?
1t is stated that it is possible that
the Columbia, which successfully de-
Tended the cup last year, will again be
used :,
The first race is to be sailed on
Tuesday, August 20, 1901; second race,
Thursday August %; third race, Sat
urday, August "a. Further races, if
any, will be sailed upon tho same days
in the following week.
Holbrook argus., 1900-10-27
KRUGER FLEES 70 HOLLAND
He Was Struggled on Board of Dutch
War Ship
HATED BY REFUGEES
Refugees at Lorenzo Marquee Bitter Againt
Him-Fight at Jagersfontein.

Lourenzo Marques, Oct. 10
Mr.. Kruger was secretly taken at o.
clock this morning on board the Dutch
cruiser Gelderland, on which vessel he
is to sail for Holland.
the reason given for Mr.. Kruger's
hurried enbarkation was fear that the
Beers here would attack him
The feeling of the refugees against
Mr.. Kruger for fleeing from the coun-
try is very strong He left the COVER
nor's house in a hired carriage, accom-
folliwingpanied in ootry tfofoe mfe
panied by DR.. Haimann, the governor
following in private carriage. The
party drove through the custom house
and embarked from the customs pier,
instead OF from the passenger jetty
1t is reported that the Gelderland will
sail tomorrow.
DUBLIN TO HONOR KRUGER.
Dublin.-John ]. Clancy has given
notice that he will move at the next
meeting OF the corporation that the
freedom of the city be conferred upon
former President Kruger.
FIGHT WITH BOERS.
London.-Lord Roberts reports from
Pretoria as follows:
"A party of Beers got into Jagers
fontein on the night OF Oct. IS, and
fight insued in the morning. Our loss
was seven killed. The Beers lost their
commandant and twenty killed. KEEL
ly-Kenny dispatched a column under
Hughes-Hallett which should reach
Jagersfontein today.
ROLLING STOCK SEIZED.
Lourenzo Marques.-The local rail-
road employees have been instructed
TO hand over to the British all the
rolling stock of the Netherlands Rail
road Company.
Berlin.-Referring to the reported in
tention of Great Britain to confiscate
the Netherlands railway, Thansvaal
colony, the Vossische Zeitung says:
I'VE have no doubt that Germany will
energetically protect the interests of
German shareholders"
Holbrook argus., 1900-10-27

The Literary Digest translates
statement to the effect that the most
recent statistics show a decrease of the
birth rate in every European country,
the average decrease being 8 per cent.
since 1891. This is curious fact and
seems to show that the Malthusian the
DRY failed to take into account certain
conditions in nature that tend to pre-
vent the overpopulation of the earth
For some time it has been known that
the birth rate in France has been unsat-
1sfactory. But it was not suspected
that every country in Europe was in
the same declining condition, though
to a less degree. There is still an an
pual increase Of population by births.
but the fact that this increase is dimin.
ishing is remarkable, because, should It
continue, the crisis would be reached
and populations begin to die out. Per-
haps Macaulay's New Zealander NAV
yet have the opportunity to view Eu-
rope es an uninhabited waste.
Holbrook argus., 1900-10-27
HAS BEEN THERE BEFORE.
Daniel Libby. One of the Original GoIovln
Bay Miners, Now Rich.

Tacoma, (Wash.), Oct. 21.-Daniel
B. Libby, one of the richest miners in
the Govolin Bay district, enjoys the
unique distinction of having found
gold in the same district thirty three
years ago. Circumstances compelled
him to be absent thirty-three years,
but last year he returned and has tru-
ly struck it rich.
In 1866 he belonged to a party of
Western Union surveyors which was
locating a telegraph line through AL
aska and across Boring Sea to ASIA.
His party spent the winter at Port
Clarence. In journeying from there to
Norton Sound Libby struck the mead
waters OF Neuckluck river, and with
one companion PANIED gold out of the
gravel on its banks. Their time being
short, they moved on and said moth
ing, intending to winter there the fol-
lowing the season and prospect thor
oughly.
Next summer a steamer came to take
them all away, bringing the news that
the Atlantic cable was successful and
the Siberian telegraph limo was unnec-
essary. Libby is now the head of a
company which owns eight of the best
claims on Neuckluck river and other
GoloVin Bay streams.
Holbrook argus., 1900-10-27
Walls Cave in on Firemen

St. Paul, Oct. 2O.-Fire tonight de-
stroyed J.T. Hanman's packing-house
at the Minnesota transfer. The walls
fell, burying a number of firemen and
killing Assistant Chief Irvine and
three or four others. The flames also
destroyed Great Northern locomotive
and about thirty box cars.
Among the buildings destroyed were
the Northwestern Lime Company's
warehouses, the Merriam Pack Ice
Company's house, the Mccormick Har-
vester Company's warehouse and a
number of barns and dwellings. total
loss will reach 800, 900.
Holbrook argus., 1900-10-27
for money

He had been talking and talking and
talking and talking until the poor girl
was so tired and sleepy she didn't
know whether it was this week or last
week or come next Sunday, and the
clock on the mantel was holding up it's
hands, either in pity or in protest. FL
nally it -occurred to the young man that
an evening call had its limits. at least
in latitude where the nights were not
six months long.
"Bless me-" he exclaimed, starting up
suddenly, sit certainly must be time 1
was going home"
"Oh," she said in a dazed kind of a
way, sit must be good deal later than
that."-Detroit Free Press.
Holbrook argus., 1900-10-27
Fatal Gun Duel in Arizona.

Benson (Ariz., oct. 2O.-At Tomb
stone,. Ariz. this evening at 6 O'Clock
one of the worst tragedies that has
occurred within the borders of the Terri
itory for some time was committed
when Steve Rupe, deputy sheriff of
Cochise county, was shot and instantly
killed by Wong Tong Gung, a Chinese
restaurant keeper.
Rupe, who was drinking, went into
the restaurant, and a row was soon
started. Rupe drew his six-shooter
and opened fire on Gung, fatally woun-
ding him, Gung returned the fire and
as his arm was the steadier Rupe went
down at the second shot with bullet
through his heart. Gung was hit
twice and will probably not live I'M
til morning
Holbrook argus., 1900-10-27
ALL ALONG THE COAST
Interesting General Information
About California
MENTIONED IN THESE COLUMNS
Selections That Will Be of Great Interest To
Both Old And Young.


A Los Angeles man has taken out a
patent for a whiskey cooler Is that
a new kind of jail?-Oakland Tribune,
Hawaii may take the first prize for
heavenly twins. A fusion of Republic
ans and Democrats is talked of to test
a third party.-Santa Cruz Sentinel.
1t is to be hoped that the high school
students of San Bernardino, who object
to using the side doors of the school
house, will be as particular about the
side doors of other places when they
get a little older-San Jose Mercury
Ventura. - The registration books
of the county show total of 1902 reg
istered voters. While the old register
contained a greater number of names
there were many cancelled names, so
that in reality the new register shows
an increase of nearly two hundred.
Holbrook argus., 1900-10-27

The House of Representatives elected
In November will doubtless be the last
one chosen under the present appor-
tionment Of members to the various
States. When the census returns are
fully made up, Congress will decide
how many Representatives shall be al
lotted to each State, and then the States
will be divided by their legislatures into
districts. Whatever changes the new
apportionment makes in the States as
such, it seems certain that the large
cities will gain something at the ex-
pense Of the rural districts.
Holbrook argus., 1900-10-27

Life insurance men say that within
ten years the grip has come into the
front rank Of causes of mortality. One
American company had % deaths from
1t in 1890. In 1892, it had 1873, and in
every year since from 20 to 40 deaths
have been reported. The medical ex-
aminers add that the figures understate
the fact, since many deaths ascribed to
pneumonia, for instance, are really
caused by this vicious influenza, which
seems not only to strike at ones weak
est point, but permanently to enfeeble
the whole system. Probably the pecu-
liar depression induced by the disease
helps to swell the mortality list.
Holbrook argus., 1900-10-27
Warm Regards of the Gar for the United
States.

New York, Oct 21.-The Herald this
morning prints long cable from NAL
ia, where the Gar of Russia is staying,
giving an interview with a high Rus
sian official, who is thoroughly con-
versant with the monarch's political
views, who tells frankly of the Cars
unselfish purpose in the east and
warmly praises the attitude of the
United States. He said that Russia's
sole aim in China has been to secure
peace, and she will seek no territory
unles others take the initiative. Talk
of Russia's desire to annex Mancnurda
is called ridiculous. He spoke OF the
growing sentiment of Russia for
America. In st. Petersburg the cor
responent learne that Germany's
course had excited the distrust of all
Russians. The death of Count Mou-
ravieff, late minister OF foreign affairs,
it attributed to shock caused by his
sudden knowledge Of the extent of the
Chinese troubles.
Holbrook argus., 1900-10-27

For months hundreds Of young cou-
pies have been rushing off to st.
Joseph, Mich, to get married. 1t does
not appear that it was cheaper to get
the knot tied there than elsewhere in
Michigan, which is not an expensive
State as rule. But the place got a
name as Gretna Green and became a
magnet for the victims of Cupid. Later
these couples were startled by the news
that sham clergymen have been taking
advantage of the opportunity to earn
fees, and many are asking whether or
not they are really "spliced" or will
have to go through the agony over
again. In choosing a Gretna Green it
is evident that lovers should be very
careful.