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The evening times., 1900-04-04

LOUISVILLE, Ky. April Governor
Mounts action in notifying Governor
Beckham that Indiana was haven OF
safety for an political refugees from Ken
tucky and that no acquisitions for Rcpub-
hcaus would be recognized by him has
caused TWO more Republicans 20 join The
Kentucky colony in Indiana. Assistant
Secretary Of state r y Miller. wcat 10
Indiana last night. Thomas r. Todd a
brother Of Mckenzie Todd. Taylor's pri-
vate secretary. has also moved TO IuIi-
ana.
At Indianapolis the situation resulting
from the refusal Of Governor Mount. OF
Indiana. and Governor Beckham. OF Kea-
lucky, 70 honor reQuisiIons issued by
each other is viewed as serious. Governor
Mount has several times been quoted iu
the press with saying that he does rot re-
oguizc Beckham as Governor Of Kentucky.
but first official utterance on the sub
iect came when Governor Beckh8m tele-
gTaphed yesterday evening that he would
not recognize a requisi,ion sent him by
Mount for convict who is 10 be released
from the Kentucky prison today unless
Mount agreed 70 honor amy" rcqui5lti0l
| from Beckham. Former Secretary %
state Charles Finley, OF Kentucky. ard
/ D. y Miller. County Attorney Of Ereck-
| inridge county, KY. for whom warrants
| are out charging completely ia GoebeI's as
| sassinatiou. are now ln that city and i.
is believed that other fusirives wM 20
! thither either today or tomorrow.
The search for Senator G0ebeIs assassin
today developed into a slec.6t9 mau hunt.
| The assassin himself is among TIE lesser
game Taylor and the leading Republicans
| OF The state are believed 10 be The real
persons for whom Col T. c. Campbell
and his men are spreading the meshes Of
! their drag net If there is any doubt thar
| the 500 600 reward fund is being adrOitly
| used for the purpose Of hanging Tay-
Tor and damniug the Republican party fos-
ever il viii be dispeued when il becomes
known that the prosecution arraI-ged &c
pay a large sum for ". II. Gallons con
fessiOu with this end In view. The story
I became public today and in connection
/ with il is being told a seque. which is OF
even more interest
This is TO the eject that now that the
confession has been made and il has beer
found that there is nothing iu it ia the
/ least damaging 10 Taylor and the Repub-
I lican party. Colonel Campbell and his
| comlatriOJs are trying 10 break their con
/ tract. CulIOu's confess ion was arranged by
I his broJher-in-law. Attorney Z. L. HOgg.
/ OF Bonneville. according 20 the story The
/ latter. It is said. was TO receive the com
/ pensation. Culton probably agreeing 10 this
/ in lieu Of the payment OF fees for legal SER
/ vices. The understanding was that Mr.
/ Hogg vas 20 receive 5000 for every con-
/ fession. either Of assassin or ar.Umpiices.
( secured through the statement Of CultCn.
I This is the amount allowed under the or
/ der Of the reward comm issi0u.
The evening times., 1900-04-04
coUNsELING A PROTEST.
William RutIer Yeats Advises Dem
Onstratfon Against the queen.

William hutier Yeats Advises Dem
Onstration Against the Queen
DUBLIN. April 4.-Wlliiam Butler Yeats,
the author and artist. writes 70 the Irish
Nationalist papers as follows.
Whoever is urged TO pay honor TO VIZ
toria should remember the sentence Of NJ
rabeau that the silence CT the people is
a lesson Of the Kings She is the or iaI
head and symbol OF an empire that is rob
bing the South African Republics Of n If
liberty as il robbed Ireland Of hers. Who
ever stands by the roadway cheering flr
Victoria. cheers for the empire. dishOlCrs
Ireland. ard COLduues 4 crime But who
ever goes tomorrow night TO a meeting o.
the people and protests within The ,au-
against the welcome that the UuiOuist
timeserveIs. viii have given tSis English
Queen hOuOrs Ireland and cOldsmns
crime"
The evening times., 1900-04-04
OPINIONS AT THE CAPITOL.
Various Expressions Regarding Ad-
miraI Dc,vcs'S announcements

various Expressions Regarding Ad-
mirHI Deves'~ announcements
Admiral Deweys announced candidacy
for President was received by members OF
Congress this morning with varying emo
tjons. The Democrats. generally speak
ing. regard it as a joke. The Republicans
seem TO take a more serious view OF IL.
Indeed. while Republicans at both ends
Of the Capitol refuse su!lenly to discuss
the subject for publication, their private
expressions are characterized bX tone Of
dread.
Democratic House members talkel about
It glibly enough. and their very glibuess
plainly indicated that they refuse tn view
the matter seriously None OF them pro-
fessed 70 know whether Admiral Dewey
was a Democrat or a Republican.
Senator Hanna said that the announce
ment was a surprise to him. He knew
nothing about its coming. He then smiled
and said: Admiral Dewey is not my can
didate."
Senator Jones. chairman OF the Demo-
cratic National Committee: Mr.. Bryan
will he nominated and elected. The Dewey
candidacy will cut little figure"
Senator Platt Of Connecticut: Il DO not
think the candidacy Of Dewey viii be Ia
ken seriously. While the American people
honor him for his work in the Navy, they
do not want him for President"
Representative Dick: Il am not certain
but l believe Dewey is a Republican and
Rn expansionist / can't see for the life
OF me how ne would have a chance TO get
on either ticket"
Representative Hull: Il don't believe
Dewey is responsible for that fool inter-
view. II he IS. he doesn't realize the dig
nifty OF the position Of President. when ne
saws all that he has 10 DO as President is
20 carry out the orders 0f Congress. lie
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fgst from r. Libbcry q Co.. Gth AMI v Y Ave ng
The evening times., 1900-04-04
ACCREDITED TO MRs. DEWEY.
The AdmiraTs Wife mid TO Be n
Factor in His q. 7.JidRcy.

The AdmiraTs Wife mid TO Be "A
Factor in His a. 7.JidRcy.
NEW YORK. April The World" this
afternoon says, under a washington date.
IF George Dewey is elected President OF
the United States he may thank his wife
for il. That IS what female Washington
is saying this morning and female Wash
lngJou certainly knows.
1T IS an open secret that for several
months the AdmiraIs charming wife has
been urging her husband to take the active
part in public affairs for which his great
ability has qualified him. Mrs. Dewey Is
one Of the most ambitious women in this
city OF ambitious women she believes IN
her famous husband and thinks that no
position is too great for him.
At a dinner party. given one night last
winter at the residence Of John r. Mclean.
a guest proposed this toast.
To the Admiral: May his title De
changed TO that Of President
The ADMIRAL laughed and blushed and
shook his head. Mrs. Dewey cIapped her
hands and cried out:
III drink that toast,
Mrs. Dewey viii bring TO her husbands
aid. II he decides 10 become an active can
didate both wealth and power She is a
rich woman in her own name and her fam
lily is rich. Her brother. John r. Ne
Lean. who cbeys her least wish. is the
dominant factor in Ohio politics. He
would be a powerful ally in the fight In
addition. Mrs Dewey has been for years
a most hospiiabIe hostess in Washington
and has made innumerable friends. many
Of them poii;ieians CT national fame and
influence"
The evening times., 1900-04-04
A CABINET OFFICER SPEAKS.
He Declares AdniraI Deyyey's Candi-
ducy serious Mistake.

dncy II Serious Mistake
A member Of the Cabiner ia discussing
the Dewey interview saia.
The people generally easpiauded Der
ey's original statement that be would not
be a candidate for political honors be-
cause he was naval officer who knew that
business but no other.
His present proclamation will, l be
lieve. be regarded by the country as an
other mistake charseable 70 the ambitions
of others than himself II would be in
teresting to know on what ticket he pro-
poses to run. The Republican party has
already chosen its standard bearer in the
person OF the present Executive The del
egates to the Philadelphia convention are
being elected under Instructions % vote
for the denomination Of McKinley and the
whole organization OF the party is work
ing to that END and to prepare for his re-
election. The Phlladelpbia convention
cannot be stampeded for Dewey or any
body else but Mckinley. The latters re-
nomination is foregone conclusion.
AS for the Kansas City Convention I
am inclined 10 think that The same condi-
ton prevails in favor Of Ar. Bryan and I
do not believe that even tba-lame cf
Dewey viii receive muei consideration
there in opposition to tac e,aocrats' dol.
II is possible that the German stripe OF
Democracy is responsible for bringing
Dewey into the field in Ire nopo Ct over
shadowing Bryan But bsre are few
who believe that that element viii control
the Kansas City Coaveatio1.
Dew ey's announcement Of his candidacy
The evening times., 1900-04-04
MoBBED MR.. sCHREINER.
Cape Colony Citizens show Their
DiNMnnroNnI bN Violence.

CAPE TOWN. April 3-t2:55 2. m).-
There was great and enthusiast meet
ing of English residents today Il which
resolutions ~ere adopted, reafirmiug the
opinion of the lcgaIists that anrexat on Of
the Boer Republics was the only solut on
Of the South African troubles. After the
meeting. the crowd met ". P. Schreiner.
the Dutch Prime Minister Of Cape Colony,
who was returning from h.s luncheon. ard
mobbed him. Mr.. SChreiuer took refuge
in the Parliament House. and the 20 i-e
protected him. number OF arrests w5le
made.
Protected by the police. Mr. Schrslusr
afterward addressed the crowd He p.o-
tested against what he called he unjust
attack on him. lie told the pe1p,e that
they had not been informed as 10 the &C.
tual facts. He declared that events wo-ld
prove that he was as LOYAL as anyone in
the crowd. perhaps more so than the ms-
iority Of them He advised The people 10
sing God Save the queen" aEi d.sgerse
quietly.
This quieted The people. who s41g the
British national anthem. ard then quietly
walked away. Mr.. SChreiLe- Joined in t1e
singing
The evening times., 1900-04-04

seems TO be candidate on either ticket"
Representative Sulzer; so far as the
Democrats are concerned, they have al
ready nominated their candidate IN the
person OF William J. Bryan. who can beat
Dewey. Mckinley. or any other man"
Representative Daily: The American
people respect a man in his place and are
net hero worshipers. Dewey is good
Admiral, but / object to putting him on
the ticket He is not Democrat enough
for me anyhow. II he wanted to get on
the Democratic ticket he should have de-
clared his politics long ago.
Representative Weeks: His wifes am
bition has overcome his judgment.
think her desire for social advancement
is responsible for the interview. or course
we admire The AdmiraTs bravery, but he
is not an ideal candidate for President
Representative Sulloway: The Repub-
licans are going TO renOminate Mckinley.
Is Dewey running as Republican or Dem
ocrat?"
Representative Sibley: Dewey made
mistake. de should have come in when
the tide was more strongly in his favor
read his announcement with profound re-
gret. He would stand higher as a success
ful admiral than as a disappointed candi-
date. Mckinley and Bryan will be nomi-
mated and each OF them could beat Dewey.
Shortly after his return I was approached
by q prominent Republican who asked me
to join iporemert to make Dewey the
Republican candidate. I declined to join
this movement much for the same reasons
that l give you now"
John r. dcLean Lord bless you. L
don't know anything about it,"
Representative Grosveror: The Admit
rails latest IS very unf)rtuuate-for his
reputation Fra place Ia the tearts Of the
people It win not cut any figure what
The evening times., 1900-04-04
Reassung French Shareholder.

PARIS, April THE fSiecle" today
prints a letter from Colonial Secretary
Chamberlain to a syndicate of French
shareholders in the South African gold
mines. together with copy OF Lord Rob-
erts' proclamation of February 25. aren't
the responsibilities OF persons who de5tr- Y
property. In the letter. Mr.. Chamberlain
expresses the hope that Lord Rob srts'
proclamation viii reassure all sharehoid-
ers in the Iransvaal mines.
The evening times., 1900-04-04
THE QUEEN AT KINGsTOWN.
Crowds of Irish People 10 see Her
Land

Crowds Of Irish People 10 see Her
Land
DUBLIN. April 4--Great crowds Assem-
hled in Dublin and Kiasstowu this m-In-
iEg TO greet the Queen. who is making
her FIRST visit 10 Ireland in many year-.
The weather was tt-eateninE IN the morn
ing, AID the day promised to be d.s-ra,
one.
Many people remained over right at
Kingstowu in the hope Of seeing Her Ma
jesty land on Irish soil in the msr.ing.
Others took early trains from Dublin. tut
there were such masses cf people hat the
railroads were utterly unable 20 handle
them and thousands Of people were dis
pointed.
According 10 programme the royal party
came ashore az kiusstoWu promptly at
S-30 o'clock.
The evening times., 1900-04-04
SURPRISE IN NAVAL CIRCLES.
a Feeling That Admiral Dewey Has
Been III-AdNiSed.

The announcement OF Admiral Dewey Of
his candidacy FOR the Presidential nomi-
nation caused surprise and even astouish-
ment in naval circles. and this in the face
Of the gossip among naval people Ter some
time past that the Admiral was waverin=
in his assertion made az The time OF his
return to the United States from the Phil
ippines that he would not be a candidate.
Although rumor and gossip had been per-
sis.ent in naval quarters that the Admiral
would like 20 gst Into pc,itics there was
scarcely an officer VINO believed that he
would come out as an avowed seeker for
the highest office in the land. No naval
officer seen today would consent 10 talk 70.
publication on the subject. but some o.
them expressed themselves in way
which left No doub; OF their opinion that
the Admiral had made The greatest mis-
take OF his life.
When the Admiral's announcement vas
first brought to the attention Of naval Off
GERS they were disinclined TO believe that
il was authentic. but when assured that
there had been no mistake. they express
ed establishment. There is a feeling in
naval circles that the Admiral has been
nl-adyised, although officers do not rre-
tend to know who are his advisers. This
feeling is based oG something more than
mere suppostion. According TO what was
said a member Of Admiral Deweys family
said in effect a few days ago when asked
il the Admiral were really anxious TO be-
come Presidential candidate: why rot?
The whole country wants lin. The po-
sition occupied to me Admiral by the per-
son who made this assertion is such that
It left no doubt in the minds Of those who
heard IL that the Admiral had become oGn-
WINGED that his pop pIlarity with the people
was so great that he could win in the
Presidential race.
Some Of those personally and political y
| interested in the Admiral made enquiries
| of those close TO Dewey ooncesnin tie
character OF the platform that would te
acceptable to him, and what they heard
convinced them that this subject Rad rot
been considered to any extent, IL at all.
The idea they received vas that the Ad-
miral, II he became a candidate. would
Idepend on his reputation as uavaI hero
and his popularity to carry him through.
and that the platform would be seccnI J.
STy consideration.
Officers Express Regret
There was considerable regret expressed
by naval people that the Admiral had TAX
en- such step. largely because he is re-
Carpenters lists bid on very low.
The evening times., 1900-04-04
CLAIM FOR PERSONAL INJURY
}. u. smith sues street Railway
Company.

Hearing in the suit Of jeremiah II.
Smith against the Metropolitan Railroad
Company to recover 5000 claimed as dam
ages for personal injuries alleged to have
been sustaired by the plaintiff was be-
gun today.
Smith, in his declaration. alleged that
he was injured by one os the cars Of the
defendant on February II, 1897 He
states that he was struck By the car while
Il was moving at a rapid rate Of speed,
and was dragged along the ground for
somc distance. As result OF the accide nt
ne declares he was painfully and perma-
2ently injured.
The plaintiff is represented by Mes srs.
Birney and Peter. and the railroad con-
pany by J. J. DaTlL gt0n.
The evening times., 1900-04-04
DEWEY A CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT
The Admiral Announces His Willingness to AC
Cept a Nomination.

His Services to Have Been National in
Character, He Claims to Be Neither Demo
crat Nor Republican-His Decision Reached
Only After Careful Consideration of the APP
peels Which Have Been Made to Hint he
General Opinion in Washington
The evening times., 1900-04-04
SURPRISED Mr.. CLEVELAND.
The News of Admiral DeWcN's POSSi-
b!c Candidacy Reaches Princeton

b!c Candidacy Reaches Princeton
PRINCETON. \. j., April Had n
hombsheH- been thrown into the quiet Ii
b1a-y OF Grover Cleveland's home in Bay
ard Avenue this morning it is doubtful
whether il would have taken him so by
surprise as did the announcement that Ad-
miral Dewey has signifed his willingness
10 become a candidate for the Presidency.
What" said the former President
Let me see that statement" TIE re-
porter handed him morning paper. Aft
er reading it carefully. Mr.. Cleveland said;
Il have absolutely rothing to say in
regard TO the AdmiraIs announcement
The evening times., 1900-04-04
senteneea for RnhI,cr,.

Edward r. Blair. William Link. aad
T. Lomas. charged with robbery PLEADED
guilty to the charge today in Criminal
Court No ]. and were each sentenced
By Justice ClabaUgh 20 a term OF two years
and six months IN the poniteutiary *
MoundsviIle, ". Va.
The evening times., 1900-04-04
Mhitc nnnsc vi.itnr.-

large party OF tourists from different
points in Pennsylvania called az the White
House this morning and were received by
the President IN the East Room. Among
the Official callers were Senators Shogp and
Burrows.
The evening times., 1900-04-04
SHOT AT THE PRINCE. OF WALES.

An Attempt tn AS~nSsinHte Him in
Brussels.
LONDON. April A despatch TO the
Central News from Brussels states that
when the Prince OF Wales arrived at Brus-
sels on his way to Copenhagen he was
shot al twice 10y a youth. The Prince was
not hurt.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales are
visiting Denmark for the purpose Of taking
part in the birthday celebration Of King
Christian. The father Of the Princess.
The evening times., 1900-04-04

suited Rien. Count Esterhazy's tailor Who
demanded 10000 francs from Schemidt.
debt collector. for disclosing the names o
the authors of the Esterhazy letters
The evening times., 1900-04-04

George Banks, ooloIed. was convicted cf
a second offence Of petit larceny todly in
Criminal Caurt No. !. Justice Clabaugi
remanded the prisoner to Jail 10 awsi
sentence
The evening times., 1900-04-04
IL Inian -. an Rcdmnnd,. Do

DUBLIN, April 4.-Some tlme during
last night the Union Jack was painted in
oil coIors on the door Of William Red
mond's house. Mr. Redmond rc-igued
from the Dublin corporation bee use Of the
adoption OF the loyal address TO the Queen
The evening times., 1900-04-04
A BoER WAR MEETING.
Addresses to lie Made by BourIse
Cochran and Others.

Cochran and Others.
NEW YORK. April 4-Princess Agnes
Salm- m-Salm, Chairman OF the Executive
Committee Of the Women's Auxiliarv
League Of the National BOer Relief Fund
Association. has issued a call for meet
ing on Thursday next at 2 o'clock p. TO.
to arrange the details OF the Boer var
benefit 10 be held at the Metropolitan o.
era House, April 26. W. BOurke Cochran
viii address the committee. p LOuto-
Vessels. Special Commissioner from tho
So1th--African republics, will give a short
talk on the Beers
The evening times., 1900-04-04
= Nerdict Arnin.t Richnra.on.

In the case OF William X. Ric1ards7u
against the Brigttwcod Railway Company
for Slo,0U0 claimed as damages for p r.
sonal injuries, the jury returned verdict
for the dt fendant
The evening times., 1900-04-04
The Arbitration Approved.

THE HAGUE, April THE Chamber OF
Representatives. by a vote of g. 10 20. de-
cided TO approve the arbitration conveu-
ton.
The evening times., 1900-04-04
PRICE ONE CENT.
ESCAPING INTO INDIANA
The TaylOFiteS Find a Haven Of
Safety With Governor Mount.

The Hc"sier Executives Refu-
sal 10 Honor Kentucky RcquiSi-
uons Provides Immunity for That
states RefugeeS-RcpubIicn ON
cials Fleeing Across the Border.
The evening times., 1900-04-04
CONVENTION HALL ON FIRE.
The Kansas city Auditorium Appar-
entity Doomed 20 Destruction.

KANSAS CITY. No. April 4-Q:f5 p.
m-)-The great Convention Hall where ii
wa. proposed to hold the Democratic Ma
tiouaI Convention next July. is on FIRE
and burning rapidly.
At this hour the entire structure aP-
pears 70 be doomed 10 destruction.
The evening times., 1900-04-04
ADMIRAL DEWEY.

Mckinley can beat either Bryan or Dewey
and will be elected. Il is unfortunate that
our heroes viii not De satisfied with being
heroes
The evening times., 1900-04-04
NO CoMMENT BY ROOSEVELT.

New York's Governor Declines to
Discuss the Dewey Interview.
ALBANY. \. Y, April Governor
Roosevelt today stated that he had no
comment TO make on the announcement
credited to Admiral Dewey that he should
not decline a nominStion TO the Presiden-
The evening times., 1900-04-04

FIynn'S business College. sth and Il,
s5--Ccnsus omce Examinat.on-s
The evening times., 1900-04-04

Lowest Bids always on Carpenters,
H-ts at Friendly Coue, Liibss q Co
The evening times., 1900-04-04

Lumber. NiIIWcrI,. aRd Hardware.
Frank Lisbcy & c., C.h and y. T. Ave. nw.
The evening times., 1900-04-04

AsI, voar- .,rrEEist for KrctuL
Bes' n@HF''s anywhere. sI.GO
Fer 100 Il "a Hicadly Corner Libbey q CO.
The evening times., 1900-04-04

Clear Doors-Ho -nots-St. -.
and all kinds mil work Lbb,y * CO.
The evening times., 1900-04-04
I,rame mou.e EuiIdiae ps srfcctea.

,,,.alIass - Q u. ;. y "a ). y. ~.
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Carpeuters lists bid on very low
CsiI cH Franz Lb5ey y Co., 5th anu n Y Ave.
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Officers ExpresS Repret.

There was considerable regret expressed
by nava. people that the Admiral had TAX
en- such step, largely because he is re-
The evening times., 1900-04-04

Going 20 build: Get Lutai,er news
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-10
RAILROAD NOTES

Vice President David Ecclss =,
Utah & Pacific is suffering from Y.
grip. ''0m q.
An Increase Of 20 per centum 4,
ported by the Rio Grande Wss,a,. y
It's gross earnings Tor Febniary,
Chief Engineer West Of the r,,, 4
Pacific left here last night Ion ps,s
city, Oregon. "4A1
Western lines have handed 4, =,
ultlmatum 10 the Boston terminal ,o.1.
70 discontinue the sale OF split No.,
on and after March Eth. @'
The feeding.in-translt pr,y,,....
heretofore allowed western llyss,ss
shippers has been withdrawn bv -
Trans-Missouri freight bureau.
speed which savors Of hitting thshA
places" only and II was made NJ,
month by the Black Diamond e.n,-,,
on the Lehlgh Valley road.
Mr.. d. +. Burley win represeo, III,
Oregon Short Line al the biz psss1oS.,
meeting In Chicago on Monday y,
leaves for the Windy City tonight
Forty-hve miles In 81 minutes /.
The Creighton letter which vas il.
sued and circulated with The syorsJ
intention OF knocking sky.hlgb. M
agreement of the railroads 10 dgto,.
tlnue the payment Of commission, ID
ticket agents. Is now q thing Of he ,or.
gotten past and Creighton has arsln
gone to work at his old job.
General Passenger Agent Francis a
the burlington at Omaha has Offered
cash prizes amounting to lll5 fo- The
best letters about the grazing ana The
farming conditions OF Nebraska he
letters may be from 200 10 Low words
In length. The contest closes July l.
1900.
One Of the largest single orders ior
engines ever booked BY a locomotive
firm in this country Is that Just re.
celved by the Baldwin works from ne
Baltimore q Ohio railroad. The order
calls for 100 compound consolidated
freight engines. and is supplementary
10 one for sixty-hye engines Of a slnl.
lar character placed by the company
with this firm some months ago.-chl.
cago lnter-Ocean.