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The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
NO INDICTMENTS IN HART CASE.
Grave Charges Made Against Grand
Jurors-Tried 20 Have Case Dropped.

Marlboro. Md, Oct. 1.-The grand jury
met to-day, and 1t was expected that The
criminal assault charges made by Miss
Hart against Sherin Shea and the other
defendants In the much-talked-of sensa-
ton would be taken up. So far as can be
learned, however, no indictments were
found in this case. IL is stated that the
jury. meeting as IL does In regular session,
finds other cases 10 take up first IN order
that the Hart case may not be acted
upon for a day or two.
There was a sensation in court to-day
when States Attorney levin announced
that an attempt had been made 10 induce
the father or Miss Hart 10 drop the case.
and that the offenders were n.embers Of
the grand Jury itself. He said he had been
informed oy the girls father that two
members OF the grand jury had approach
ed him and endeavored to have him COM
premise the case.
Judge Nerrick said that he also had
heard such a report. and assured the
States attorney that he would give the
matter attention at an early date.
In his charge 20 the grand jury Judge
MeFrick said: 1T II source Of much re-
gret 10 me that there Is heavier criminal
docket at this session than / have known
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
REVISION At NEXT SESSION.
New York Presbytery Hears suggestion
for Ceiebrnf ting Twentieth Century.

New York Oct 1.-At the meeting of
the New York Presbytery to-day the pas
toral relations between the Rev. DR..
Robert F. Sample and Stealy B. Rossiter
were dissolved. The former was appointed
pastor emeritus and will have charge of
the Lincoln University (colored) at Ok
ford, Pa Mr.. Rossiter will become one
of the McAll missionaries in Paris,
France
The committee to report on times and
methods for ,he revision decided that II
should be made the first order of business
at the next session. A letter from the
clerk of the general assembly concerning
the celebration of the twentieth century
and suggesting the collection of a million
dollars for the settlement Of debts was
read and ordered referred to the proper
committee.
Philadelphia. Oct. 1.-The committee Of
seven of the Philadelphia Presbytery, to
which was referred the question Of the
proposed revision of the Confession OF
Faith OF the Presbyterian Church, reported
TO the full meeting to-day against revis-
ion. After some discussion OF the report,
during which the fact developed that the
Philadelphia Presbytery Is almost evenly
divided on the question. the matter of a
final vote was postponed until next Mon
dav
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
PORTO RICASs AS DEMOCRATS.
Resolutions of Afhliation Passed and TeIe.
gram from Bryan Read.

San Juan de Porto Rico, Oct. 1.-The
Federal party at its convention at Caguas
yesterday passed resolutions affiliating IT.
self with the Democratic party in the
United States. A eablegram from William
J. Bryan and James X. Jones, chairman
of the Democratic National Committee.
urging harmony were read. Munoz Rivera
made a speech in which he opposed the
administration on the ground that the
Foraker bill IL unsatisfactory and that
the Porto Ricans desire a more indie
pendent form Of government The session
will last several days and the delegates
Will nominate a commissioner for Com
gress.
Ex-GOv. Pattison. of Pennsylvania. has
returned from a tour Of the island and
sails for home to-day.
A Republican mass-meeting at San Juan
has indorsed the administration and nomi-
mated candidates for the house of dele
gates.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02

deals exhsustiveiy with the trusts. A third
speech deals with the relation Of free sil-
yer and debased currency 10 the pres
ent campaign. A fourth speech presents
the prosperity OF the republic argument.
and shows in what way the administra-
tion of President Mckinley and the Ding
ley tariff law are related 90 the existing
good times
Capt Patrick O'FsrreIl Of this city.
who has been campaigning In West Viz
gfnla. was here yesterday for few hours.
leaving las; night for INDIANAPOLIS. He
Is 10 se one OF the speakers before the
convention Of Democratic Clubs, and will
then campaign for one week each in ln-
diana, Ohio. and Illinois Capt. o'Farreli
had big meetings in West Virginia He
believes the State viii go Democratic BY
e0sa TO 10 0D9 majority.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
BsAOy FOR Y0UTseY's TRIAL.
Defense sends fntsrregatiens 10 Ex-cey.
Taylor-Cnsc 60 BE Called To-day.

Frankfort. KY. Sept. O.-The prOsecu-
ton will announce themselves ready FOR
trial In the case Of Henry Youtsey. which
will be called al Georgetown tomorrow.
and II IL believed the defense also will be
ready
The attorneys for the defense have sent
interrOgatlons to Indianapolis to be an
swered by ex-Goy. w. $. Taylor ami e1-
Secretary OF State Charles Finley. 20 Oe
used as evidence for YOutsey. YOutsey
will be represented by T. j. Crawford and
II W Nelson, Of Newport. and James r
Askey and John II. Stevenson OF George
town. The prosecution will be- represented
by ComnsoaWsalth's Attorney Franklin.
7. G. Campbell. % Cincinnati, and Victor
r Bradley, Of Georgetown
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
cs,.s... .fGsla frsm Alaska.

Seattle. Wash. Oct. I-Tne steamship
civ Of Topeka arrived from Linn Canal
points to-day. She brought about 10 pa 3
senRers and $1,000 In gold. mostly IN
suall amounts in the hasds OF passen-
gers. The Topeks's officers report that
the steamer Clutch. which Is on the rocks
this side Of Skagway. appears 60 be bet
slightly damaged A greeking company
q endeavoring 20 float her. The steam
snip senator arrived from Cape Nome and
81 Michael to-day. bringing about a bun.
dred passengers and si5a.eo IN treasure.
she left Nome September Il
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
ACQUIEsCE JUDICIAL TICKET.
Minnesota Democrats VIII Not Oppose
Nominees of the Republicans.

St. Paul. Mimi. Oct 1.-The Democratic
State committee to-day decided not to
oppose the election of the Republican
candidates for chief justice and associate
justice. A few days after the meeting of
the State convention last month Judge ]
c. Nethaway resigned as a candidate for
associate justice, and one Of the objects
Of to-day's meeting was to consider the
filling of the vacancy. Judge Frank c.
Brooks, the party's nominee for chief
justice, to-day sent in q formal resigna-
tion, announcing his belief in a non-par-
tisan Judiciary and also the opinion that
the mass of the Democratic party SUD-
ported this view.
After the subject had been fully cam
vassed, the committee adopted resolutions
accepting the designations and resolving
that no nominations be made for chief
justice and associate justice of the Sll-
preme Court. and that no effort be made
10 defeat the Republican nominees.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
IsIsnerIeu On Broker. Denied.

Milwaukee. via. Oct. Ian application
Of the Chicago Board Of Trade for tenn
porary injunction restraining the Mil
gaukee outside commission men and
brol r. from making use Of the Chicago
quotations was denied by Judge Seaman
to-day. The answers Of the brokers. the
court laid. ralsS an issue as to whether
the board Of trade has not lost its right
OF property IN ne quotations 5y publiea-
ton. 'rhis, the court ruled. can only be
determined b. the taking Of proofs. The
ease will be sent 10 referee 20 take tes-
timony
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
A.....msss Of u siireaa cssesisd.

New York. Oct LIN the Supreme
Court to-day Justice LeveBtritt handed
down a decision In which ne sets aside
the assessment made by the tax board
against the Delaware and Hudson Com
pany for The year isse. amounting % g.
N 90 The order further directs that ihr
company recover sZz3.zsz. which th>y paid
to the city on the assessment. The assess
ment was made against the capitai stock
and perrOnal property Of the company.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
WILL ANSWER GOV. ROOSEVELT
Senator Wellington TO speak at Lincoln
says MARYLAND Is for Bryan.
special to n d .shlngton -.

Special 70 tbs tshinSton Post.
Cumberland, Nd. Oct. l.-Senato-
George l. Wellington left here this after
noon for Lncoin. Neb.. where he will
speak Wednesday in reply 10 Gov. Roose-
welt. who will speak there on Tuesday.
Mr. Wellington will also speak In Illinois.
Ohio Wisconsin. and Indiana
He predicts that Bryan will carry Mary
land by a large majority, and saws that
Senator Hanna Is ratified and shows il in
both his speeches and hts campaign man
agement. Upon his return the senator
will speak at various points In this State.
beginning about October 49,
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
HATTERas INLET LIGHT DISABLED.
VIII show Fixed Red. Instead Of FLASH
Ing. Untii Repair. Are Made.

Boss. inspector OF tbe Fifth Lighthouse
District, has been notified by the keeper
OF Hatterss Inlet. light station. y G.. that
TIE machinery operating the light De
came disabled September q. making IL
Impossible 10 operate the signal
The light will be replaced b. a new
lens, 10 shox flashing red every twenty
seconds. This work. however. cannot be
completed before October 5. and until that
dste the light will show fixed red. instead
OF nssbinR red every thirty seconds.
The light is one Of the most important
along the coast
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
sTERNBERG CHANGES HIS VIEW.
Letter Addressed TO Gen. Corbin About
Benefits of Army Canteen.

The following was made public yeSter-
day at the War Department:
Surgeon Generals ofee
Washington, Oct I, 1900.
To the Adj itant General OF the Army.
Sir: Ny attention has been called 20 a pub
lished statement, attributed 70 me, opposing the
army eanteea, | presume this statement. as pub
lished is practically what ] said some years since
WHEN interviewed upon the subject although ! do
not at present remember TO whom 1t was given
did not al first look with favor upon the propo-
sition 10 sell beer 10 soldiers at army canteens.
but that opinion was not based upon personal OBJ
servation, / had not been stationed at q mill
tary post since the canteen vas established
Owing 10 the general consensus OF opinion among
line officers end medical officers OF the army who
have ample opportunity TO observe the effect Of the
army caSteen upon the habits Of our soldiers am
obliged 10 admit that. from practical point OF
view It seems to have accomplished very desirable
resuits in reducing the amount Of drunkenness In
the army and the disposition on the part OF SOL
diers to leave their stations for the purpose OF OBJ
tanning spirituOus liquor. Very respectfully.
GEORGE NJ. STERNBERG
Surgeon General u. s A
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
pr..,aeur,. Quirr ~upda, with Friends.

Canton. Chic. Sept. 1.-The day was al
most without incident for President and
Mrs Mckinley During che morning they
sroye about the city for time with their
ouests relatives of the President. and
later the President and bis sisters at
,erded church Another drive was taken
in the Afternoon. The remainder OF the
day Was spent IN a quiet family visit. in
terrupted several times by people who
wanted 10 shake hands. Tbs President met
these on the front porch
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
Prohibition TIeketin Little Rhed,.

Providence. r l.. Oct. 1.-The ProhlbI-
tionists Of Rhode Island to-day nom
mated William Z. Brightman and Bcr-
nard Z. Holmes for Congress from the
First and Second districts. respectively.
Presidential electors were also named,
and resolutions were adopted which con
demned President Mckinley for his at
utude toward the army caHteen and for
permitting the sale of liquor In the Pail
funines
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
statehood a. RaIiyins Cry In Arizona.

Phoenix, Ariz.. Oct. 1.-The political
campaign in this territory will formally
omen this week. The two rival Demo-
cratic candidates for delegate 10 Con-
gress. Mark Smith and j. F. Wilson. will
seht il out. holding separate meetings
Statehood has been made the raiying
cry by both Republicans and Democrats
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
SCHUUz SOUNDS NOTE
ANALYSIS o McKinley's COu rse
in the Philippines.
, SPEECH AGAINST IMPERIALISM

Mar. LARGE Audience At Cooper 4 Jnian
a.. cou,are. the Poiiey and Word. Of
,t...tu with Those Of fNeksniey-DensR-
-.-,i., of News Censorship in the issslar
Possessions Ofieisi Documents Given
Psslirit, By the President.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
xsa-ssiss ,i-a la Tia Plate Mlli..

Niles. Ohio Oct. 1.-THE American Tin
plate Company announce that they will
start the finishing department Of the
Niles Tin Mil tomorrow. The employees
say they w.ll not return unless the scale
is signed. An atieiapi will DC made 10
sl2ft with nOn-unlon msa
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
senator McMriaa Returns to Miehisay.

Special 90 The Warrington fvst.
Detroit. Mich. Oct. I-Senator James
Mcmillan returned to-day 10 look after
mis- political fences. He predicts a cleaa
sweep for the Republican party and the
election Of Bliss for governor VI Michigan
By 5000 majority.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02

trip through the Northwest, wish the
exception Of Henry u Mstcaif. candidate
tor Vice President. who has been called
10 his home In psstuckst. X, l.. on &c
count cf illnssa nf his son.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
WENT DOWN IN A GALE
British Ship Nonpareil, from
New York, Founders.
TRAMP STEAMERS GALLANT WORK

NoHpareirs Crew ef Tszeaty nine Mss
savej at the Last sismest by the British
steamer tsieBseil Under Great Dinhesl-
ties-Crew Forced TO Jump and swim 20
Life Boats-One Lest nj Moment OF Res
eae-TeH DAYS Of strsssie with storm.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02

Senator Beveridge. Of Indiana. had a
succession Of untOWard incidents upon MS
arrival In Minneapolis. He was sent over
one railroad by the national COMMITTEES.
hut some one notified the committee that
he would arrive By another road. Owing
10 this mistake, the reception committee
missed the Senator. and an elaborate
breakfast that had been prepared FOR him
was wasted II was nearly noon before
the reception committee finally found him.
Senator Beveridge told the Minneapolis
reporters that he had prepared fOuE
speeches for this campaign. In order that
no ground might be left uncovered. The
work was done at his leisure. white ne
was summering at Rangeiey. Me. In the
woods. and he vas at least two months In
getting together the diversified material
and whipping II into proper form Tne
speech In Chicago was on the general
question OF expansion as IL relates 20 the
Philippines and the foreign policy % the
Mckinley administration Another speech
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02

Ex-senator Hill, Of New York, will
reach Richmond at 2:3 this afternoon and
will leave at II o'clock tonight for Dan
vile. where he is scheduled for an sd-
dress tomorrow afternoon A. the meet
ing in Richmond tonight. w. W. Wood.
president OF the Old Dominion Democratic
Club, will open the meeting and Chair
man ElIyson will preside. At the DanyiIle
meeting tomorrow the speakers. IN addI-
tien TO Gov. Hill. will be Senator Daniel.
Congressman Swanson. and Hon. W. W.
Kitchen. OF North Carolina.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
Need We Have BETRAYED Oar AllIese


Admitting all this for arguments "ake
although there is much TO be said about
what Dewey might have dOne-will the
President assert thar because Dewey
could not use some other Oriental port
for h.a convenience, or because Merritt
with the land force had 10 assist Ia our
triumph over Spain. or because IL was our
el.y % protect the lives and property OF
'-1.e who came within our control by the
fortunes o. war. We had 80 betray our al
Hes. lo destroy the government they bad
1ra'sI Tor themselves. 10 subJugate them
20 foreign rule under our sovereignty, AMI
'H shoot them down because they Insisted
-h9" free and independent government
aE" 'he Cubans having under the Drin-
.G.ee proclaimed by ourselves the same
Tight 20 freedom and independence that
NE 'l5aus had? Is IL not evident 10 The
i.aNesi understanding that all the OBJ
l'.ls mentioned by President Mckinley
h"sht have easily been attaiDed-indeed.
- SoMe respects more easily-i We, az
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02

A meeting Of Nebraska Republicans will
be held tonight at Schmidts Hall. 5i
Ninth street, for the purpose o. organiz-
ing fer the campaign. Addresses win be
delivered by Senator ThurstOn. Assistant
Secretary Meiklejohn. and others.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-04
CRUELTY Is ALLEGED.
Mrs. Frederick Holder, Who Mar
ried in 1860, Wants a Separation.

Caroline Holder has Instituted d.
vorce proceedings against Frederick
Holder IN the Third district court, ask
ing for an anulmcnt of the marriage
ties on the ground Of gross cruelty.
The marriage occurred In this city in
October, 1866, and for many years, II
is alleged, the defendant has acted
rudely towards his wife. In the month
OF June. 1871, in this city. the defendant
Is accused Of throwing his wife to the
floor with such violence as to severely
injure her shoulder IN September,
1898. he Is said 10 have sought his wife
with a loaded revolver threatening to
kill her. Other acts of cruelty are set
out i'm the complaint, the last one oc-
curing May 3, last
Plaintiff prays for restraining or
der TO prevent the defendant from dis
posing Of his property. consisting Of
house and lot at $40 Ninth East street
valued at 1880. and standing In the
name OF plaintiff; personal property
valued at $780, house and lot IN Los
Angeles. valued at $500 standing I'm
name Of plaintiff; notes, mortgages and
cash amounting 10 several thousand
dollars. also that defendant be re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-04
MARTIN GOyIGAN DIED TODAY.
Was Picked Up the Streets Early This Morning and Taken TO
County Jai-Excessye Alcoholism Pronounced
as Cause of Death

Narr G5v'au. or Goolgan. died at
tis county IHI 8t about $3.50 O'Clock
n uurn. .- lre,u't of alcoholism.
The m.u $500. brought in To- the jlil
slaa, & aHua this morning by the
.pFlr officers uhu appeared 90 regard
n. I....urtb some mIsg,fIus He was
Round m Sixth south near Second East
sl... E-Ut la.Iur Naylur made bis
ci .r.. a. comfortable Gs possible and
ufar M. arrival of JaIlor Thomas re-
pi.t.I .H. Hr.HhousIon Mr. Thomas
M .rt into tH. .rH and discovering the
mn q. .. sent Cor Dr. Anderson.
cf.rfy ......Hu. in the meantime enc
"a ...r.. .. 800 Goyigan On drink some
M lr. . hut the prisoner re-
ft..f .. uf. anything and would say
.p,fE.r. r..rI fhat Doe wanted io set
ui, Ia ... Ia.'nr Thomas used on hla
nf ru..I.t powers and lld ull Doe could
81 r...I. OH. poor follows evident disc
in. u. mind. but his efforts were
tg.fh.r, Oh. desired result Dr. Ander-
So .ma rJ once upon being sum-
M .rar U.. GHy.san died Coz a short time
rf..r H.. arrival thc county physician
~ r.r. .h.I thU demise was The result
of excessive alcoholism.
Tf. body Wgs removed 90 the under
"a Kind ulIl.rs 0f ODonnen a Co.. and
pi.r.-.y prepared bv them Tor burial or
id ntHO.tuu by friends. Up Co late this
efIawU.n. however no one had been
found who knew anything OF the dead
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-04
10" Roosevelt Signs Papers for
Him 10 be Taken TO Havana,
WILL KEEP UP THE FIGHT.
but The Probability T. that Nicely VII
Have 20 Face a Criminal Charge
in cuba.

New York. June 4.-Requlsiuon pa
p'" having been signed by Gov Eoose-
Vt.t Zoo tha case of Charles w. Nicely,
aroused of having embezzled postal
hnds OF the United States government
~ Cuba preparations are being made
by ths federal authorities for the trans.
ier of The prisoner 20 Havana. It Is
believed habcas corpus proceedings win
b. brought Zoo Neely's behalf. and as
sisiant United States Attorney Baldwin
says that under the original charge
framed under sections ] and of the
az of March B. 1915, he can be tried In
tbs district
IT. s Marshal Henckel In anticipation
oi receiving orders 90 take charge Of
Nicely under GOV. Rooseyelrs requisi-
uon. today wrote 90 Attorney General
Gr.ggs i0r Instructions.
lnul gn answer is received Nicely,
nov au inmate 0f Ludlow street Jail ON
Judge lac1mbe's order in ciyll action.
VIII NOT ba disturbed
Mr Baldwin. discussing the matter
said that DO was possible the civil case
against Nicely may Doe abandoned aud
II such action is taken the government
VIII send Nicely tn cuba for trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-04
RAISING A ROW IN TEXAS.
governor Savers is Urged 10 Call Out the
Militia.
Battle In the Court House Three Wen
Killed Feud which Has Cost
Omcers Their Lives.

Nacod0ches. Tex. June A triple
tragedy at san Augustin occurred iu
Tic court house today In which Felix
Roberts a newspaper correspondent,
sd Roberts and Sheriff Necl Roberts.
Were killed The tragedy was there
sui Of an old feud between the Wall
and Roberts faction on one side and
the BROOKS ana Borders factions ON
he OTHER a few weeks ago Sheriff
Geo Wall was shot dead 10y Curd Bord-
els Last Saturday Eugene Wail. son
% the dead sheriff. shot and killed Ben
Brooks Today az the court house the
two factions met and battle cnsued,
resulting In the killing of three men,
When Sheriff Wall was killed his
nephew was appointed sheriff.
Armed men from here. parusans of
bDil sides have started for San Angus
tine kilograms have been sent Cover
n0r Sayers urging him 10 call ont the
militia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-04
Bryan win Go Fishing.

Kansas City, June 4.--rhe Star today
VII say
While the Republican national con-
ventlon Is In session al Philadelphia,
William j Bryan. Charles A. Towne,
POpulist nominee for vice president,
james X. Jones chairman OF the Demo-
cratic national committee, Col NJ. q.
Wetmore. Of ST. Louis. the tobacco
merchant, and j J Hogan. a Demo
cratic politician OF La Crosse. viii en-
JOY an outing at Mlnocqua, Wis,
fishing resort on the Chicago, Milwau-
kee g St. Paul railway National COM
mitteeman William j. Stone has been
invited to join the party, but has de-
clined, owing 20 the fact that the ST.
Louis street car strike will engage his
attention az that time as counsel
The party Will be the guests Of Col
Wetmore. at his summer cottage at
MInocqua. This much was announced
today by Col Weunore. who had arr
rived 20 attend the Democratic State
convention and who says that the Wis
consln gathering VIII be simply an out
ing and have no political Significance.
Col WetmOre Is 20 meet Messrs. Bryan
and Jones IN Chicago June ~. Mr.
Towne Is expected 20 put I'm his app
pearance after the party has arrived at
MinOcqua.