The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
HOTEL GOSSIP.

District Attorney Sam King Of Provo
was in conference Win Attorney Cen
eraI Bishop yesterday upon the recent
decision of the supreme court in the
Beddo rape case, and the probabilities
are that concerted action VIII be taken
to have a rehearing. The decision re-
Gerred to is that of recent date TO the
effect that information filed against de
PENDANTS b. district attorneys are He
EaI. aLC tne result viii be SO far
reaching mat some means OF staying
the opinion is deemed imperative.
In our district alone said Mr..
'nE. 1T means that about twenty
cases of serious character must be
again tried and in many instances it
VIII be very EXPENSIVE to the state. If
not absolutely impossible to collect ev-
idencc sufficient to secure convictions
Frank Corners. who is sentenced TO
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Tor the murder Of
William Strong of Provo, viii have to
be retired. So will =. 3. York. who
killed young Johnson of Santaquin and
is serving twelve years There is Dun
van Of Draper. who got five years for
rape. and MANY other cases of the same
nature come under the same head"
Attorney General Bishop IS not salts
ned with the opinion, and a strong ef-
fort is to be made to have d TeheaTing
and reversal Tt will mean in the dis
triCt represented by MT. King an ex-
pensc of $4,000 to try the cases where
convictions have already cen secured.
Goodwin T. Paul. d member of the
Clark side of the Montana Legislature
two years ago, is here from Dillon for
q few days. accompanied by his wife.
Speaking of the outcome of the cleo
ton in his state, Mr. Paul said 1t
was a most splendid eNOneration OF
q.
receiving more votes than the indepen-
dent Daiv) Democratic and Republic
can tickets together. ! believe the re-
suit was largely due to the conspiracy
against Senator Clark two years ago.
There is absolutely no doubt that W a.
Clark viii be chosen senator on the
first joint ballot, and the people of
Montana, especially Butte. are with
him in his magnificent fight
Mr.. Paul added that while the death
of Marcus Daily removes a great pOlit-
zeal figure from the state. politics would
continue in Montana about as lively
as heretofore. the Amalgamated peO-
pie having taken up the fight whore
DAILY left off.
Il was in conversation with Senator
Clark and his brother some time ago =;
continued Mr.. Goodwin. and they both
assured me that the Los Angeles road
would be built as speedily as possible.
The people of Utah can rest assured
that the Clarks are in that proposition
to make it GO
The Kenyon.-M, r. Rice New York
". c. Mcbride, Butte, Mont; NJ. Sill
verthan New York: H p. Meloy. G. A.
GarIick Chicago: Charles =. Webb.
E1ks, Nevada; Arnold Pollak, New
York; J. A. Patterson. Lancaster. Pa.
G. h. Barnard. Washington. d. G.: A.
NJ Weigert. New York: II. c. Young
and wife. Lincoln. Neb.; 6. II. Busk-
halter. Opal WyO.; r. n. FencrOok,
+ FOntanelle. WyO.; w. J. Delaney La
Barge, WyO.: J. NJ. Gilbert, New York;
I David j. Erwin, MuskegOn, Mich.
J. K. Armstrong, Denver; =. n Fisk
/ Chicago; d. J. Lindsay. Chicago: II
! H AIdrich. HazIeton Pa; G.. r. John
7 son, Denver. r. L. Newman. Omaha.
White House: J. A. Cave Omaha