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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-17
HIS NAME s As GoIToN
Identity of rhe Man KILLED
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio.

gFhe James.Cs wilson mentioned il the
dispatch to CHIEF Fl-COn as having been
s.i4ieo IN fOuua .Owm, o.. MONDAY IS be-
ieNed TO be James Cotton, a Iot ~ r. resi-
dent OF this clay, who was a macRlTl-st
ana steel mecnanio OF ConSldes a.D4e. note
III this city he is the man Who Quilt tffe
s.eei work of SalJair. placed me n1acilail-
ess in che city and coGaly building. IN
the Troy steam laundry and III the eiec-
Lrlc power house in Ogden
Cofaon went by The name of wilson and
has a family IN this CITY that bears the
name. OF "a wilson. Mrs. Af1Son lives 'Iear
slXJh South anu Sixth East streets aslo
Yesterday her son, VINO IS q stepSons 81
Wilson. called at the police suatlon and
said that from the DESCRIPTION OF the man
Killed in OHIO, his mother believed that
ne NaS -i7ar Fushand.
: According ts the statement Of the young
ltlS1 80 -lis cte4 stls5lL
rot rerurn ufrDl he mad a fortune. He
went 10 Park city, and from ttrare went
east but his vile mad not heard trom him
or some time past and old not know
Just where he was at work She feels
confident, trom che description of the man
killed a. the ste6f works, - hat he is ner
husband, and q message was seat by her
co Youngstown last night for iurther IN
-ormaIlon about him. An answer is ex-
pected today.
C0Non. or Wilson. came here from Eng
land and was Tor some time employed bv
i,he Irent. Machinery company. The de-
ceased has a son and daughter living
.sOraeW here in the east and has several
stepefdidren living Here He was about
3 ears Of age at the ume of his death
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-17
BURLINGTON LINE
NOT ABANDONED
Manager HOidredge Speaks of
the Extension.
SURVEY Is COMPLETED
NO CHANGE IN OPERATION OF
THE ROAD.
SURVEY Is COMPLETED
(snecIal 10 Nc HeraId:)

Omaha. April 16.-G. w. Eol6redge, gen
eral manager Of the Burlington < Mis-
souri,, has reformed from Chicago. where
the absorption OF the road by the Hit
Morgan syrdicate =as practically com
pieted. A meeting will bc held at Boston
this week. says Mr. Eoldredge, which
viii probably consummate the transfer.
After talking of the effect which the
transfer viii have upon the general poll
cies Of the Burlington Mr. Hoidredgo
spoke OF its effect upon the immediate
CARDS extension and improvements of the
system He gave the statement that
western interests would not surfer IN the
recall OF tho survCyors. from Wyor Ing.
-'fhe move is of 10 significance" said he,
Tor their work is about completed there.
third IL 10 remain behind to complete the
links which have been run from Guern-
sey 10 salt Lake and Ogden.
We have not abandoned that work nor
has the decision been reached that the
extensAon viii be made, continued Mr..
the higher authorities concerning this.
and the proposed deal has nothing 20 do
with the recall OF the surveyors. i don't
-s-sr5yr that Mr. IIfll would think of build-
inE that extension should he secure the
control q the Buriinsroon, though can.
uor see how n viii interfere with any OF
his or other Burlington i1nes But YOU
viii sec no difference in the real opera
ton OF the Burlington. The same officials
VIII continue 10 direct its affairs.
Locally there vii. be nothing TO show
that any change has cccurreds for Mr.
lloldne0ge VIII remain general manager
and the same corps of officers under him
win carry on the business OF the B. & NJ.
along the same lines as heretofore
with the st. PaulChfc9go line We mere
Chicago. April l6.-The Tribune tonor-
row Will saw. James J. Hill. before icaN-
ing St Paul for the west. announced the
success of the long pending deal for the
control Of the Burlington railway. He
said nc had concluded negotiations FOR the
purchase OF -hs Burlington system, and
added.
There are no changes in our relations
with the st. Paul Oh cagO line. VIC mere
~ wanted the burlington for q. IT. Louis
and Kansas Ei1y feeder"
Mr.. lil denied the report that the
Burlington deal meant The establish
ment Of Z. trsns-continental system With
the Erie as an eastern outlet tie said
THAT the Erie woulG not be part of a
trans-cOntineutal line. and -hat the Erie
would be free frdm ALLIANCES.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-17
WOMEN TOOK a HAND.
Lively Fight over Possession Of
Some Furniture.

A dispute over the right 20 laove the
parlOr furniture was { he cause y Foetl+e
sbetw cen the leasee and the sub leases q
the Grand Pacific hotel on the zesh o. las
month theat resulted yesterday in 4 Wa
rant of arrest being ISSUED or me SUD
leaSee on a. Charge of assault ana par-
tery The leaSee is Dr.. j. W. NdaceNs a.
mara. the well known Iiasntsric heater,
and he charges ~. j. Mon < ofnerH TIE
sub-leasee, with laying fists ~ flim IN
anything bat q. professional ma rlIlcr-
According TO the story OF Nir- McNa-
mara the trouble has been brewing Tor
some time, and the, storm burst tn All Us
f6rv when he atten7p led % move MS SUITE
OF parior furniture from one side 81 ne
house TO the ether Mont gonaeTv claimed
NfacNamara, and the latter claimed that
he had not leased that set 10 nHt- 4 ms
sitclltly maintained Ownership on oota
sides was the cause of the asSauiI-
Ike caught iloid OF me, sad AacfS9-
mara - with NE thands ana pianre1 MS
other Sst il - face squared IN ttn9
tod Inn thai could hex a nunored men
like him in an hour every day. nut my
W. O. stepped IN be. Ween US and tod me
to remember what il would mean Aof me
to be mixed up in a night
AT that iunC ture, 1t s said MIS- mont
soulery appeared on. the scene and made
a rush at Mrs. NAN lnara that sent the
Montg ornery, when asked Tor his side OF
Che matter said that MacfN Irlfara had
tried TO move fDrl-iture hat was MS py
contract and he didn I propose 70 have
him do ii, sff4e shook his tsN IL my face
sid Montgomery, 'ard Don't stand tilsst
TNhe warrant for the arrest OF Mont
s9rnery was placed IN the hands OF a
deputy sheriff, but has not been served
yet
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-17
MORGAN PURCHASES
FAMOUS PORTRAIT
Gainsborough Picture Recently
Recovered Goes to American.
PRICE REPORTED s125. 900
RUMoR THAT THE PAINTING Is
NOT A GENUINE ONE

London, April 16.-T pierpont Nor
gan, the Associated Press is authori-
tatively informed, has bought the
Gainsborough picture recently recov-
cred in Chicago. though the. price is. not
yet finally--d determined upon.
London. April 16.-It is announced
by the sOnlooker7 "a society paper. that
it is practically settled that J. Pierpont
Morgan viii secure for &2aOO0 the
GainSborOugh picture, recently recov-
cred in Chicago. The Agnews, however,
deny that the sale has been made, add
ing that it cannon be definitely closed
until the return here of Sir Thomas
Agnew, who is abroad. j. Pierpont
Morgan, jr.. said to a representative OF
the Associated Press:
L consider that should the negotia-
lions for the Cfainsborough be com
pleted it viii be time enough to talk
about it then. For my part. 1 am not
delegated to confirm or deny the re-
mort -
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Gatre1 or the CARPET.

As a result of his attempt to play a joke
upon County Clerk James by entering
his office late last Saturday, afternoon
through the window from the front poati-
co. cyrus c. GatrelI Of the city attorney
once was called upon TO explain yester-
day before the clerk Mayor Thompson
City Attorney Stephens and the county
commissioners. IT was left TO the mayor
10 say what should be done with the.
young attorney and it was limited that
the city attorney would be requested Z
dismiss him from his employ. Both At
.torney Seephens and Assistant City At
tornev Stewart speak in the highest
terms of Mr.. GatrelFsi honesty and trust
wothyness. and none Of his friends will
believe that he. was bent upon wrong
doing when he tried his joke and became
so embarrassed when he met the county
clerks wife that he could not explain,
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WILL MEET AT GENEVA.
Place Selected by the Utah Presby
terians.

m terians.
The Utah Presbytery held a special
session id the parlors of the Y. NJ. G. A.
yesterday Afternoon, to consider the
matter of the next. place Of meeting and
the resignation OF Rev. T. P. Howard as
pastor OF the church at Payson. The
committee appointed at the regular ses-
sion of the presoytery- to report on a
place of meeting for the next session,
places most. -conXenient,s they had de-
cided that Geneva resort, on the shore
of Utah lake, near. Provo was the best
place. At the regular session of the
-presbytery it was proposed that the
meeting be held at Brighton, but the
Inaccessible, and that as Geneva was
on the railroad and had a hotel at
which tie delegates could stop, it was
Thought better to make that the place
Of meeting.
The report was sustained. by the
members Of the presbytery and it was
decided that the NEE ring should be held
at that place, commencing on the 18th
of August ana lasting Tor ten days.
Special arrangements VIII be made at
the resort for delegates and visitors
and meeting of unusual interest is
looked forward to.
The resi- eaa ton of Rev. Howard was
then read to the members, and II was
accepted. Mr.. Howard will give up his
position as pastor of the Payson church
en- April IS next. and viii leave shortly
after that for Yerbain. Ore, where he
will take charge OF a church. Deep re-
greI was expressed at the resignation
OF Mr. Howard. and many wishes We're
extended him for his future success IN
the new fields to which ne is going
After some other matters Of minor
Importance were discussed, the meet
ing adjourned, to meet at Geneva IN
August
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DeputY LII 30 Inspeetors.

The. cotsztN commissioner transa cted
a considerable volume OF routine busi-
ness vest rdaY sttern9on- and adjouraed
TIL Thursday, When some action VIII Do
taken to grant the Rapid Transit. com
pany the privilege Of extending its Forest
Dale line to a connection Wdth the State
road line By way Of Eleventh South
street
The appoints BY County Fruit Treet ln-
spe1tOr BOvce OF the following deplSies
wore confirmed Ernest Ear1ley and
Samuel z. Alien for the city L Hemen-
way. for Granger district Joseph SmIzh
for Draper district, Thomas n Wake for
the Union district.
A resolution was adopted fixing the
dates of the -coGntS board Of equa lizatiou
on taxes from Monday, June 3, % she 2fCh
hofi, dates inciusiva
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-17

Washington, April l6.-The president to-
day made the following appointments.
War-E. G. Baldwin. 70 be assistant sur-
geOn OF volunteers, with the rank OF first
lieut. euant. Roy +. Wright, t. be second
lieutenant TwentY-siXth volunteer IN
tafltry, and Sherman Craig. TO be second
IieureTiant In the Thirty-third volunteer
Infantry.
Navy-John Hubbard to be command
er. Edward H Campbell to be a lieuten-
ant. junior grade. Henry a Pearson, to
be q lieutenant, junior grade, and Charles
G. Smith, to be assistant surgeon, with
rank % lieutenant 5Inior grade.
tntertCr-Selden Conncr of Maine, TO be
pension agent at Augusta. Me
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Railroad Notes

The earnings OF -be ESQ Graude western
for the second week in April We're ss1. 500
an iQcrease. OF $500 over the Srrespond-
Ing period lass year.
Local raNr0Fd officials are congregating
IN California Messrs. Burley and Heintz
are in attendance at che passenger meet
ing at Monterey and Mr.. Babcock is en-
route 70 san TraneiSco. Mr.. Weiby has
also started. west, but that he WiIl go as
i5ir as the coast is not knOkn. on Friday
the Union Pacific aud Snort Zine officials
begin their much heralded overland triD
to southern California.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-17
To Arrest Crazv Snake

1tuskogee. L r, April 1s.--Unfted states
Marshal Bennett has issued instructions
to his deputies to arrest Lah-Tah Niece
and Chitto Harjo, alias Crazy Snake
wherever found. Sufficient Information
has been received by the court officials
here 10 convince them that these two
leaders OF the Snake band are again at
work advising their people to continue TO
oppose the policy of the government re-
garding their tribal a fairs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-17
MINIsTER LOOMS ARRIYEs
Reaches New York, But VIII Not
Talk of Venezuela.

NeSv York April I5.-F . LOOMS,
United States minister to VenezueJa, is a
passenger on the Rec ID, line steamer
Caracas. which arrived tonight from San
Juan. When seen on board the vessel
MIR tsooTTTfs refused TO say anything re-
gardinS Venezuelan matters except that
President Castro seemed to be firmly
seated when he left NeEezuela. When
asked IL he Intended TO return to Vene-
ziiela he said that he did not know. as
he had not given the matter a thought
Mr.. l,OOTnts. however. in reply 20 Ques-
tons. said that IL was untrue that. ne
had expressed himself regarding General
Castros attitude toward Americans. nor
mad he said anything about General
Andrade. Mr.. LOOMS Will remain in New
York for few Gays and will then go TO
We
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-17
Z. M. G.. A. Improvements.

The directors of the Y. NJ c. A held a
meeting in the association rooms last
night and ordered some work on Improve
naents in the association to he confEaencexi
at once. The educational committee was
Instructed TO secure a dozen new monthly
ma gaZiEESs TO be sent regularly to the
.rEading rooms and to secure n number or
new papers and periodicals
The gymnasium committee was ordered
to commence work on some needed i'm
proVensnts In rhe gymnasium and bath
departments. The improvements Will con-
sist of new wash basins and tubs of
porcelain and, other small conNeg1iences
The matter OF membership was discussed
by the directors with the result that 1t
was decided to- augment the membership
COMMITTEES at. a near future date and
make special effort to- increase the
mem terShip. Of the association. -
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10 Lav Pacific cahla

Victoria. b G.. April 16.--Adviees have
been received here that a steamer viii
leaVe England in January 20 lay thar
portion OF the Pacific cable from Queens
land 70 the Fiji islands. a second steam.
er viii leave in August. next year. "a lay
the cable from here TO Fiji island Jt Is
expected that the cable wili-be completed
by December 1902 -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-17

terday heard the testimony in the de-
fault divorce case Of @. Snyder vs. Lois
Snyder, and at the conclusion of the
hearing drew w a report recommend
ing the gra nting Aof- a decree as prayed
for. Attorney Edward s7HeGurrfn repre-
Te7ted the n1a5etfff Who besides Fl G.
Fisher, was the witnesses in support
of-the al}egs tons in the complaint The
parties to the suit were married at
Denver in 1892 and two years later de-
fendant deserted her Observation-Disclosures
fsalESn
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COZ. DoDeE's RETIREMENT.
viii Not be Connected With the
Consolidation.

Colonel Dodge, according TO Denver
Daper. made tho direct assertion that he
viii retire from the Rio Grande Wsstera
when the consolidation OF the Colorado
rO1ds is effeetesi. Railroad men viii be
somaW hat surprised at the announcement.
as the belief has been quite genera hat
he WOtitd stand close to the rnanageTnetlt
o. the consolidation. Colonel Dodge is
quoted as follows.
II expect - retire from active railroad
mana cement when the Rio Grande West
eru passes out Il the control OF the COM
pstflN now owning the pTOpsEry- have
no present Intention OF being in any way
connected with the proposed consolidation
Of the Rio 1irande Western with The Den
Yer a. Rio Drande. expect that with the
passing Of the Enc Cfrande Western into
the ownership OF he Denver & Rio
Granae all connection that I now have
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-17
SUNDAY SCHOOL WoRKER.
Rev. c. W. higgins Takes Charge Of
Presbyterian Schools.

Rev. Charles NJ HIGGINS OF GuIlIllSOil,
Colo. who for the past three years has
served as sunday school missionary TO
the Presbyl er-an schOO4s IN sCeiorad0, ar
rived IN this city Yesterday 10 take the
position OF missionary 70 The Gtah Pres
byterian- schools he was appointed %
the position here for one wear by the
national Sunday Schooi bead and WIZ
enter upon his duties Immediately
The position which he is 10 Ms is that
of organizer 81, new Sunday schools oTer
the state and looking after. the general
veifaIs and growth OF the schools that
are already organized The position had
been vacant here tor nearly SIX months
past, and the advent or MIR Higgins 10
take up the work IS very pleasing TO the
Pres byterlan ministers o the CITY who
look upon she work as very important to
the success Of the churches
Mr.. Higgins has done a most success
full work in Colorado. it is said, and
comes TO the Utah work most highly rec
commended for his ability and energetic
work.
His headquarters win be in Salt Lake
and from here ne VIII direct the work OF
the schools.
TO Prevent Pneumonia and Grip
Laxative Bromo- Quinine removes the
cause.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-17
Democrats won in Peoria

Peoria. us. April Is.-The hottest city
election in the history OF Peoria ended to-
night by the election of the entire Demo-
cratic city ticket by majorities ranging
from 500 to 3eoo, and the election Of six
out of eight Democratic nominees for
councitmen- Willia7n +. Bryan. Demo
erat. dfsiodKed Henry w. Lynch Replrb-
lcan. the present mayor, by a plurality
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-17
Suicide Of Ex-Congressma,nl-,..

Seattle, wash, April 1s.-la AT OF
dfSpondency over business reVerses ag-
graVated by the. depressing effects OF an
attack OF Ia grippe Melvin r. Baldwin
an, ex-congr eSsman from Minnesota and
former stale superintendent of Indian
affairs, under President Cleveland this
afternoon ended his life by sending a b,1l-
let through hts brain
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-17
Inilu5. q sugar Into England.

liverpool, April 1.-THE influx OF
sueSr from the continent has been so
enormous IN expectation of Imposition
of duty on that commodity that 81, go
tons are now n stock here. against 80.
$50 tons for the month OF April. 1860.
About soc. 600 Havana cigars have also
been taken cut OF bond.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-17
Extension to Codu

Sheridan, wyo- April 1s--It has been
decided &c extend the Tafuca line of the
burlington 70 Cody city. instead of to
MeJeetst. As has been reported. Con-
tracts have been let for tie grading Of
the uneom. leteG eight miles Of the line
between Eagles Ncst and Cody.
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suprenae court orders.

Tavner b. Laymon, recently from
Idaho, was admitted to practice in the
state supreme court yesterday
Appellants petition for a rehearing
in the case of Marga ret J. Parker ct al.
vs.. B, b. Quinn, county assessor, ct al.
was denied
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-17

St. Paul Mimi. April 16-1Owing TO the
early date on which President Mckinley
and party viii visit Yellowstone National
the park has been again changed and the
hotels and transportation lines in the
national park will be ready on and after
June l. which Is two full weeks earlier
than ever before Official announcements
was issued in this city today
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AnnSlse. iE;;,,1.tlern Pacifc Wrecl--

i WatsonviIle, CALI April 16.-The
fhrcusS southern Pacific freight train
to New Orleans was wrecked this
morning near Vega Fifteen cars were
smashed The wreck was caused by a
brake rod dropping and breaking the
nange Of a VIII sci.
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Smallpox Reports.

Three new cases Of smallpox We're re-
ported to the health department., yester-
day, as follows Jane Evans, aged %
years. residing at pig West Fourth South
street, A. c. Clayton ged rs: at ls3 Essst
First South street; Charles Fraser. aged
81, at 346 South Third Wes1 street
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Mason City. Ia. April l6.-At lnidnigh;
last might Mrs II p. Tanure shot ami
Killed her husband and then shot herself
was Insane
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Adlninistrator Should Sue.

2 In the case OF Ida c. Fehringer and
Fred p. Wilson, the Nelden-J udsop
Drug company, intervenors. appellants,
VS.. the Commercial National bank, OF
Ogden and r. T. Hume. admins traitor
of the estate of Shirley p ASH de-
ceased, an opinion was. rendered, af-
fiTning the judgment Of the lower court
in holding that the plaintiff. who sued
TO hay We declared void ands-set aside a
ehsttel mortgage from Ash to the bank,
which was made, it was alleged, in
fraud of -Ash's other creditors, were
not the proper parties TO bring the suit
In the opinion Of the supreme court
the plaintiffs had no right to bring or
maintain the action. because they did
notftake the steps required by section
1928 Aof the revised statutes which
names the admins traitor as the proper
party to sue, upon the request of de-
cedent's creditors, who could apply for
the removal of. the administ if he
had refused to bring the suit.
The opinion was Written by Justice
Baskin and conc urred IN. by the other
two members of the court.
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A cAsE OF ExTRAvAGANzE.

ET9T7EloU never cut off three quarters Of new
IeSA cake Of soap and throw It awayl Yet you
l9Hsg pay twice the price Of Ivory Soap for cake
L4A-9---l Of tinted" toilet soap less than half as
large. Your little cake Of toilet soap costs you four
times the price Of Ivory, for it lasts only half long
and costs twice as much. No money can buy Purer
or better soap than Ivory. it came IN dainty
paper, all scented and colored, you would pay fifteen
cents for a very small cake of IT.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-17

Bs4Itimore. April ISL Professor Henry A.
Rowland aged S. years, OF the Johns
Hopkins university, died suddenly az his
home In his city today.
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Pic case Reversed.

The supreme court delivered an
opinion in the. case Of C. ". Spaplding
vs.. c. W. Alfred, sheriff. G. II Holla-
day and Robert AIcCune and the Price
Trading company, respondents, revers-
ing the Judgment Of the lower court IN
giving defendants q verdict of no cause
Of action in suit brought by Plaintiff
to recover 81 ,0e0 FOR damages and Ss4o
the value of plaintiffs half interest IN
the business of the Clark hotel, at
Price which was sold at sherints sale
under foreclosure of a mortg &c asain {
Holiday and McCune. and in favor Of
the Price Tradias' COMPANY
IN reviewing the issues, the appellate
courts opinion points out that while
The plaintiff was a tenant in common
with the Judgment debtors it was in
error for the sheriff 70 sell mere than
half the interest to satisfy the mort
gage debt for which the appellant was
not from the record deemed TO be La
bic, The opiuions re1nanding the case
for retrial at Respondents costs and dI-
recting that the question of plaintiff 5
ownership of a half interest in the
proper sty sold be determined. was writ
ten by Justice Baskin and concurred in
by Chief Justice Miner and Justice
Bartch.