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New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
ARAB REBELS WIPED OUT

a FRENCH FORCE IN THE SAHARA DEFEATS
RABAHs SONS.
Paris. Sept 13-The French Minister Of the
Colonies NJ Decrais, has received q dispatch
announcing the defeat OF the last remnant OF the
forces Of Rabah the famous Arab chief, who
was long a thorn in the side OF the French in the
Southern Sahara, and who was recently killed
in battle IN which his main army was dis
persed by a French column.
The remnant. under his two sons, has now
been finally routed in two battles by an eXpedl-
ton commanded by Captain Rebel. who, with
eight hundred native troops and three cannon
took two camps Of the enemy by assault
One Of Rabah's sons was killed, and the otner
fed A large quantity OF arms and annunl-
ton as we'll as rich treasures fell into the hands
OF the French
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degrees the average 7Os asErse0 being 81 degrees
lower Wednesday and degrees higher thsn on
the corresponding day last year
city today there VII probably - rzr
weather.
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sAyKFvS WELCOBE 10 LONDON

London. Sept 14-The first appearance OF Ira D.
saukey the evangelist, at Exeter Hail, London.
last evening was the occasion Of a tremendous
REORGANIZATION Of welcome. Thousands Tsre Unable
- obtain ad.il--io-4
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NOT SOLD TO Mr.. YERKE6.
DENIAL THAT He HAS SECURED CONTROL OF
A LONDON RAILROAD

A LONDON RAILROAD
London. Sept. 13.-There is considerable COM
noeut here upon the New-York cable dispatches
announcing that Charles T ferhes, of chicago
and Nev-York. has purchased the franchise OF
The Charfpg Cross. Euston and Hampstead Rail-
road and that II io proposed forthwith TO con-
struct another electric underground road The
company's secretary. Mr. Smith, however. de-
MES the statement. Mr.. Smith added that there
was no one he would sooner see in control OF
the undertaking than Mr.. Yerkes. London, he
pointed out has already had 10 thank Amsri-
cans for the successful electric underground
"a iIroad now running. most Of the people con-
cerneL IN II being Americans snd the machinery
and rolling stock being American
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
EAyTJEE nTyIsTER RETURNS.

Among those who arrived here yesterday on the
steamer Prtns Wilhelm III from West India ports,
were Jacques Nicola Legu, Hayuen Minister 10
RE United Statss. and Alfred Leger. secretary 10
fl,a HayttGi legation
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
eERnAN oFFIcER WEDs AN 4MERIcAN.

F7erliu Sept. i3-Captain Langsdorn OF the Ger
man cavalry. married Mrs Mary Crawford, OF
NeE-York at Nauheiu Hesse to-day.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
STANDARD OILS NEW VENTURE.

London Sept lit is reported from Northwtch
that the Standard Oil Company is trying 70 obtain
control Of the Cheshire salt trade.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

The agement IS announced OF Frederick Hold
en- Patterson 70 Miss May Corsa. daughter Of Nj
and Mrs. James W Corsa, No. West Eighty
nfnfh-sr.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
Washington Sept IS-An0lher storm Of considerable
sru Florida coasts This h-st noted Wecnes-
4av night in locality and has remained s;a
onsrv causing rain moderately high winds in
this vicinity Rains have also extended through The
south Atlantic The tendency OF this
STORM Is slightly OF north Practically no rain has
fallen beyond taa mentioned and the ernpera-res
ass - he Mississippi been tary moderate
Westward 20 the there marked
IN Coast and plateau regions ne weather as
been generally fail IN temper -rUre rangias
3l degrees H- tend
a-1 and northeastward Friday as ta- - ohio Valley
,n1 sot1rhef1 portion o. The Middle A-e1.lc states
showers cooler weather are indicated Friday n
N-7r.ra North Dakota probably
1-- Sab-asEa Minnesota Wyoming and eastern
so-s5- on the NeV-England Coast the winds will pe
vrr 10 fresh mostly % north On the A-lce
T5 south Coast they VIII be fresh south 10 east
possibly becoming brisk
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
For Maine fair today; portion; TO
morrow partly cloudy probably portion
For Nev-Hampshire and Vermont, fair and
today: tomorrow cloudy. probably rain
For Massachusetts fair. warmer to-day, tomorrow
probably rain
For Rhode Island Connectlcut partly cloudy
iav warmer IN the Interior; tomorrow probably
For New-Yors fair to-day warner n north
For Eastern Pennsyivania Nsw-Jersev. partly
cloudy to-day probably afternoon evening
in southern portion. to morrow rain
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
TFANSA-LANTf- MATS

PRINTED MATER ETC--This s,saHss- axes P-tats.
Papers Samples f-r
-nIv Tra - mali for ether =
EC-ops viii be BY thls sli7 unless specially d.
recrec ~ her
additional nails
opened on the piers = the American. scgI.s5 Frsaca
and German ard 1psu unrl within
Ten Minutes of the hour OF sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Miss Maude Adams will return from her summer
vacation tomorrow and viii begin rehearsals OF
.'I.'Aizlon' Monday.
The Belle OF Bohemia will be produced in
Albany on Saturday evening OF next week. and
will have its first performance the Casino on the
following Monday. September a
on application OF Franklin Bien. counsel for
George W Lederer. Justice Francis NJ Scott. OF the
,7nren1e Court yesterday granted an injunction IN
a. s.-fon brought BY him against Henry 3. Sire.
S+-si-i1g sire from interfering with Mr.. Lederers
-ossessf0r os the Casino Theatre
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
poIiIical N0hees.

Flags. Banners and Traaspsrenciss for shs czrpaisa
THOMAS MARTIN. S2d Canal 81. near Ersa6Wa~ Nsx
York
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
PUBLIC INTERESTS GUARDED


The official records Of the Department clearly
ID O. ships for the Army transport service
eFe-y p-ecaurion has been taken 10 guard the
interests o1 the Government IN the expenditure
q the public money; that nc commissions have
bee- allowed OF paid 70 any persons as agents
fUr -ze sale Or charter OF ships. and, further
mere that II every transaction the prices PAID
have been reasonable and il many cases below
ne commercial rates.
TIE charge that the records OF the quarter
rneste--generaIs Office contain evidence OF
shameful waste and misuse Of public funds dur
Ing The Spanish war Is untrue IN every par
-.cuLar The records or this Office show that
every dollar expended by the QUartermsster g
Department during the war with Spain TO meet
the needs q the Ar-ay was 5udiciously' eco
zoE-tcal-y and honestly 6ts5ursed-
He further charges n the article above men
toned that rented vessels have been kept lying
a. ssz Francisco ready 70 be turned back 70
their owners for weeks the Government IN the
mean while paying from $500 70 $1,000 q day
.o- each q them. II many cases the Govern
uerr has paid n rent & sum larger than the
valuation q the vessel. which n many cases.
vas roc high. Corporations were also allowed 70
Speculate and make large profits 4 the days
wages 4 their Iebortng men
The general superintendent Of the Army trans
por- service a. san Francisco reports that all
chartered vessels arriving 81 that port have
bee1 promptly discharged He states that II Is
1oL ---e Ire GoFsrElIIleIl- ASS pau II 41--N Z
larger sun than the valuation Of the vessels,
neither has there been any speculation, so far
g -he Government IS concerned whereby large
profits could possibly De made on the wages
q -aoc-t-E men These charges, he states, are
Ell ABSURD and there fE no foundation for them
NJ Co-e further charges that 1t is said the
most crying evils prevail IN the transport service
z. Manila. The transports and freight ships
are said 70 remain al anchor for days and weeks.
WITH 10 apparent effort st unloading them II
is sad rnar thousands Of tons Of stores are con
Etz1ry oelzg condemned ard sold Tor rev
cents On he dollar 70 Merchants IN Manila, ana
-1e same stores are bought and Usec by the
A1e--czn colony and the large hotels OF that
-ry I IS said that upon one occasion one thou-
sard ---s ~ Government stores were condemned
and sold s0r song. The same stores were tnen
Shipped 70 Fong-Kong and resolc 70 Govern
Manila. wnere thev were used by the Govern
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
5peuaI NotIres.

Expression restored ay artificial teeth d. Dsaaa
dentist asa Lexingr1n-ave. 45-h- Awa-d Colum1an
Exposition
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ALL VOUCHERS CERTIFIED.

I. fitting ID vessels for the transportation OF
--oops and animals great care has been exer-
ctse5 70 afford the greatest comfort and safety.
For -L.s work competition IS invited and con-
tracts entered into with the lowest bidder, tine
arS = orher -n-Egs cols.oereo-
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In mis- diagram ne continuous waite line shows tire
changes indicated hy The Tribune sef-
recording The shoSa the tsnpsr1
turs as recorded Psrry's Pharmacy.
Tribune once Sept. Il 1 a m--fhe weather YeStur-
da waa fair The teuDsrasGrs bsrWeea . and 81
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Per > .--r-1- 10 a tlr Porto REQ. ger a
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Orahistan az II n for sLlaa- per : . aava1s-
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
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Postomce Notice.

should be rad DAILY BY Interested changes
a r--e1
ending September IL 1870.
viii close to-o notiv ~ The General Post
-F=-a Parcels
tHa- closing below Parcels Pest Mails f1r
Germany close AZ 2 Monday Wednesday ard FL
TRANSATL-ANTI- MAILS
EATTPDAY-At a n Europe Per = :. E---z-fs.
via Cuee-s-~v7 III all directed
yer Ec-u-sa1- az $50 a n for Germany. PEI
Trave f--aT t-- other PARTS q Europe.
via Sau-harnuro- ecrs5 '1s- 8 -ravs'0s
Netherlands direct. re- . A-1srsr1s1l
mail be directed ''0er = Ansrsrtara'l- a. Q
n Vera tr-atI directed
per Wer-a'l- 70 a f1r Scotland direcr.
Anrho-fa he directed ger 3 Ar
chorfa0 a. I Denmark direct. 1e- O =
EIakIa mail must directed 3 Eskia"1-
II a n Azores Islands 5Irecr. per = ; spartan
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RE1TTTANCEs
OFFICES

MAIS oFFICE-No- IA Nsssau-s--
CEIOWN OFFTCE-Nc- I2&2 Broadway, q A1ert-
can District Telegraph Oflce-
NEWARK BR A$CH OFFICE-Fred=rtck y. SorrIer. Nc
I84 Br1ad-sr-
AMERICANS ABROAD VII Hnd ne T-faC1s a.:
LOSDON-Osics q TIE Tribune. Nc 10 Flest-ee
Chaplin Milne CszsHasi5 & Co.. Lin ted No Pm
z Q. LrnEcu-
Brown Could & Co. Oxtort-st
American Express Company. waterloo Eiacs
Thomas Cook & son. Ludsars Circus
The LondCr Once Tribune is -cnvsnls1t place
% leave advertisements and sLbscrr-i1-s-
PARIS-LouLs Vuiruon. No I Rue scribe. op7cs5ts
Grand H1teI: al EilsEs a-- hotels On tns
Exposition grounds
J Monroe Z Co No : Rue S--f1e-
John WaraCaker. No = k-= - Psrires Ect-i@A
HortlnEusr & Co. No IS FeU- O. E-o~encs
Moran Harfss ( Co. No 81 E7levard Hausszna1H-
C-edit Lyc11aise Bureau des Ecra-gers-
Company Nc II Scrt14
Thomas Cock & No I Pace De IOper1-
6ocisrs Is Inprimsrfes Lsne-cis- Nc Place "a
FOpsra
FLOPENCE-VVhftby 8
HAMPTPGf-A 4 Express Company. No II
Sch77ede Ss-aSse
sRENEN--Ansrican Express Company No BaAnaof
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MARRIED.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with f-l name and address
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2 ~ - 4 I ~ -E-5 L : a ! 7 !,
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Tribune subscrsptfOn Rates.
SINGLE COPIES
DAILY 8 WEEKLY
SUNDAY. cents TF2I- WEEKLY. esntA
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BY EARLY MAIL TRAM
Tor all points Cutrst States tou-s1s G-ezts<
SsE-Y0rsl Canada and Msxicol
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N NF-v-YORE CITY
Mail surs~r-hsrs DAILY and TRI-VV EEElLY VIII
be charged extra postage n aceiton -
the
REAuTTANCEs-
Address communications subscriptions
Advertisements % THE TRIBUNE Nev-Torz CITY Re
nit by PostOce O-5sr express money o-1e d1-r
CT registered letter
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

Golf at Tuxedo has brought back almost all the
wandering colony, and II has attracted also mum
Der Of visitors. The next general golf meeting
Will De al the Morris Country Club. II viii take
place n about ten days and viii open the season
there.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs C. Albert Stevens will close their
Newport cottage this week. After short stay at
Roslyn for the autumn they will live this winter
No. 81 West Thirry-7fth-st. the house which
they have leased.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dolan have 1T Newport
for their country seat near Philadelphia. Mrs.
Dolsn has just lost her mother. and she viii conse-
Quently be in mourning this winter and will not
entertain at Newport next summer.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

Gradually the Hampstead people are gathering.
and one after another country houses are opened.
Ralph N Ellis has begun the early morning meets.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs J. Norman de P White
house gave large dinner the first since their re-
turn from Newport
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

Lenox continues to be gay. although the set is
limited Golf is all the attraction. and the meeting
SO far has been successful Mr.. and Mrs. Arson
Phelps Stokes, Nj al Mrs. William D. Sloane and
other cottagers are lCeTJainiug. The tub process
sion viii take place Monday.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

At Newport Miss Leary had another OF her mu-
steals at her quaint cottage, IN Mil-st This morn
ing there will be a meet Of the hunt, ard each
evening there still number OF dinners. but
Newport is beginning 70 show signs Of the end Of
tne season, and the crowd has Ihiuned peTceptbly.
MIS- @ ogden NILS gave farewell dinner on Wed1es-
day, and on the same day Colonel and Mrs De-
Iancey A Kane started for New-York and New
ROCheile
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
All THE SALT PALACE.
Amateur Night Drew Large Crowd
Bill For This Week

amateur night in the Salt Palace
Cheater last evening drew {. large and
enthusiastic audience. The prizes were
awarded as follows: First prize La
verne Belving. contortioEist. Williams
,IIsteFS, and years old. second p~IZa:
Ihomas Norris, irish comedian. third
prize; Master and Miss Lander. cake
Hsikers, fourth prize. The judges wera
X. II. Hardy, Chester Mason and c.. e.
Carpenter
Opening Monday evening in the Salt
PaIace theater, strictly vaudeville per-
Iormances, with all new faces, VIII be
the offerings. During the past week
Little Miss Frisco" a clever farce,
was put on as an experiment, but the
management has decided that pure
vaudeville takes better with the pat
rons. The top liner on the new bill
IS Miss Bede Wilton, who is known as
the Queen Of Song, q title acquired
during her recent engagement at the
San Francisco Orpheum. SattenelIo is
the name of a great contortiOnist who
also appears on the initial night of the
week. He he the reputation Of being
the greatest PEDESTAL cOntortioniSts
and furthermO. he is a remarbab BILE
equlllbrlSt. Another pair of new faces
worth seeing will be the splendid sketch
team of Claire Raymond and Helen
ReVelle, who are reputed the funniest
quo eXtant. Highly amusing and novel
Will be the act of Lorraine. a high wire
walker. who is also q juggler. and
brings this art into practice while pos
ing on the wire in midair The bill
is an unusually strong one and with
the added feature of the Encouragement
of those popular laushsmiths. McDOn-
aid Brothers, the week should prove
TO be a satisfactory one to the public
The Salt Palace band will render
classical concert in the palace building
tonight and a special Sunday evening
vaudeville performance will be given
by all the performers in the theater.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05

Mr.. Willard says: 81 can't thank Drs.
Shores enough for their good work.
am a stone mason by trade, and every
mason in the vicinity knows me and
know how have suffered. l have
spent every cent I have made in four
wears trying to get we'll. Five different
doctors here utterly failed to relieve
me. l have taken a trainlOad of patent
medicines, used soaps and salves and
got no benefit whatever. l got so had
to quit work entirely. My face was
mass of running sores. l got so weak
I could not work. My face ached and
burned and swelled uD fearfully. EV-
ervone thought me incurable, and 1
thought so myself until went to Drs
Shores. I have been I'm Ter Drs. Shores
care but two months, and after four
years suffering, Il feel easy now for
the first time. My face is in excellent
condition. I feel like new man, am
now working regularly and never felt
so we'll in years. 1 COT MORE RE-
LIEF IN TWO WEEKS UNDER
DRS. SHORES THAN ! DID FROM
FIVE OTHER DOCTORS IN FOUR
YEARS. THE MONEY PAID TO
DRS. SHORES WOULD NOT PAY
THE INTEREST ON THE SUMS
PAID EACH OF THE OTHER FIVE
DOCTORS WHO TREATED Me. 1t
is simply wonderful, and all my fell
low workmen know the facts and will
endorse it. L am not testifying to help
Drs. Shores-but to help other suffer-
ers. 1 earnestly ask all sufferers to
call on me and learn the facts-I will
be glad to tell them all about il.
Thank God l now see a cure in sight.
"(Signed) CHAS. WILLARD
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
GRAZING LANDS CROWDED.
Suits For Trespass Increase in wy
oming.
Especial to The Herald.)

Especial to The Herald.)
Laramie, Wyo., Aug. A deputy
sheriff left for the northeastern part
OF the county with a summons which
he will serve on John Richard, in an
action of trespass in the sum of $1,000
filed against him in the district court
by the Swan Land and Cattle COM
pany. Richard is a sheepman, run
ming bands on shares for George r. Ely
kyn of this place. and the plaintiff
company claims that he has been en-
croaching upon their ranges.
Gradually the lines are being more
closely drawn between the sheep and
cattle ranges of Albany county and it
viii soon be necessary for owners of
fOcks and herds to lease state or rail-
road land or move. Only recently the
King lrOthers. large sheep owners.
leased from the Union Pacific Railroad
company 100 sections of land which eX-
tend from Laramie to Iron mountain.
Thirteen dollars for section was paid
for the land for one year. This closes
a large tract of range land to sheep
and cattlemen who have heretofore
ranged their stock in that section. The
suit just filed is the second one of it's
nature from that section of the county,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
Wonderful Relief
In One Month.
A Typical Case of Catarrh
Quickly Mastered by
DrS. Shores.

Mr.. ]. H. Horr is a young man we'll
known in Utah. He has just returned
from twenty-five months labor in the
missionary field. He says: II have
suffered very much from Catarrh for
some time. 1t interfered with my speak
ing greatly. and my hearing became
very dull. I would blow scabs two
inches long out of my nose-hawked
and spit a good deal, and found my
sense of smell leaving me. I always
had a cold and felt generally sick
have been under Drs. Shores treatment
one month and have done wonderfully
well. l improved from the first week,
and today my symptoms are all gone.
I have no more trouble and am feeling
splendid. l think my cure is almost
accomplished already. and I am pleased
TO add my endorsement Of DIS. Shores
treatment.
y. II. HORR."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
THE WONDER OF THOUSANDS.
The Marvellous Moving Vitascope
Pictures Tonight at Salt Palace.

Since the opening night at the Salt
Palace thousands of people have bee,
charmed and amazed by the marvel
Gus moving, almost breathing. vita
scope pictures, which are shown free
every evening, including tonight. Just
to think of subjects from life, such as
the Lady Wrestlers.' The RuJI
Fight" and hundred others equally
as interesting being cast on a vast err
tain by a 1.000-candle power lamp. with
all the vivid reality possessed by ma
ture herself. In the wrestling contest
you can see the whipcord muscles of the
female contestants stand out as plain
as in life. You can see their chests
heave, and you are forced to imagfne
that you are looking at animate hu
man beings, rather than mere mechan-
ical reproductions. 1t is a marvellous
sight that everybody should see. and a
big inducement for your patronage is
that it costs you nothing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05

Free, Tonight.
Vitascope pictures at Salt Palace.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
JONES FILES A LIEN.
Claim of Electrical Engineer Against
Jordan Narrows Company.

Another creditor of the Jordan Narrows
Power Plant company, whose property is
now in the hands of a receiver, appointad
by the court, has taken the usual proceed
ure TO protect his claim. Yesterday Rob
ert NJ. Jones' the well known eIectricoI
engineer, filed with the county recorder a
notice of intention to claim and hold n
lien on the power plant companv's water
rights, oulidlng' machinery, electrical
purpose of securing the amount of hiS
claim, which is stated 10 be 81. 3S7. 50
The lien notice recites the allegation
that the claimant was engaged by the
company TO do the engineering yyori, snd
superintend the construction of the now
er plant for a compensation Amounting 70
3 per cent of the cost of th< work. and
s.. 6S7.54, leaving the sum claimed to he
due.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
GOLD BRICK MEN CAUGHT.
Gang Worked a Utah Banker Once
For $4,000.

Captain w. s. Seavey, general agent
of the Thiele Detective Service com
pany. is in town. having arrived here
from Fort Worth, Tex. yesterday.
The captain received word a few days
ago that the Montreal Office Of the
agency had recently succeeded in cap
turing Stephen Pratt. the promoter. Alb
neT c. White, the assayer, and John
Saunders, the noted gold brick" swim
dlers, at Danville, on, where the gang
made an unsuccessful attempt to sell
gold brick" To w. T Gordon. a
hotel keeper, and son.
Captain Seavey says the same gang
caught some victims in Utah some time
ago. One prominent Juab banker was
loser 100000. getting a worthless brick
in exchange for his cold cash.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
MOUNTAIN STATES
HELD FOR MURDER.
John Lee Must Answer For Fred
Davis Death.
(special Correspondents

Soda Springs, Aug. 4.-John Lee, the
slayer of Fred Davis, was held Thursday
to the district court on charge of muir
der The men were engaged together in
the restaurant business here, but quareled
and separated 4 short time afterWard
Davis was standing outside saloon talk
ing to a friend while Lee was playing
pool inside When the latter caught sight
Of his ertwhile partner he went TO the
door. unpereeived by Davis and. with a
vicious blow of his billiard cue, felled him
to the ground
Davis remained unconscious for some
time. but rallied soon and no serious con-
SEQUENCES were anticipated. After few
DAYS. however, he evinced marked symp-
toms of insanity and was committed to
the insane asylum at BlackfOot, where he
died last Saturday. Lee got away imme-
diately after committing the uBprovoked
assault but was captured after an eXcit-
ing chase by Marshal Small. An autopsy
held Tuesday proved it TO be nothing
short of the miraculous that Davis death
was not immediate up the infection or
the injury.
Just above the right ear, where the butt
end of the cue descended, the skull was
crushed into small fragments, many or
which had penetrated into the brain mat
ter, and d fracture which partly severed
the upper portion of the Uranium from
the lower part extended from the right
temporal bone to the occipital bone.