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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-05
4. D. s. COMMENCEMENT.
College Holds Exercises at II a. m.
Tomorrow.


The fifteenth annual commencement
exercises Of the Latter-day Saints Col.
lege win be held tomorrow, Thursday
at ii o'clock a. M in the new college
building.
Ihe friends OF education are cordially
invited &c be present, No forma! In
vitatlons have been issued this year
An interesting program viii be rem
dered and three students viii be
awarded normal diplomas. It has been
decided not to give diplomas or certlt-
cafes Tor less than four years Of work.
80 mat the number who receive diplo.
mas THIS year IL small as compared
win the number that received bust
ness college certificates last year.
me following IL the program COM
menelng at II o'clock.
Song, Fleeing Days" Bailey....
','..., Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward
prayer ",,".,nHon. John Nicholson
Tenor solo ,.Mr. Thomas Ashworth
award OF Special Prize in Art De-
partment go. Miss Mary Tcasdel
Contralto Solo Miss Judith Anderson
Naledictory Address. g. ........
go. .., ..,Mr, w. II. Durrant
soprano solo, Tell Me My Heart"
Sishop" ".u ..E,,, -. ....
.,,"."Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward
Con'ening Diplomas. =. =. .....
e.. q. President Angus NJ Cannon
Song The Silent World is Sleep
Ing" Dudley Buck .............
.',r,, 49,. Mr. John Robinson
Address to the Graduates .......
",",'.,.,, ....HOn. o. +. whitney
Baritone solo 80. MIR. Horace Ensign
Remarks .,.... President Lorenzo Snow
Vocal solo I'm sunny SPAIN. ....
-, Mrs Lizzie Thomas Edward
Announcements and Miscellaneous
Business.
College song, Alma Mater.
Benediction
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following guests were the al
rivals at the hotels Up to o'clock 20
day;
Knutsiord-F. W. Knapp Denyers
j. w. ArgcnbHght, Rodney D. Morgan,
New York W. H. Holabird, Los ana
gcles; +. W Stephens and wife, Colum-
bia, Mo-, Henry Stem, Julia Stern.
Herbert Zimmerman. Milwaukee; HT-
bert w. Walker, Philadelphia; D. II,
Bratton. ID, A. Lewis, New York; Il u
Richards, Providence, r. l.; f. Ha.
meyer. England; H. D, Ceayy, MIsi
Bragdon, Pasadena; Miss Clark,
Northampton, Mass. Franklin Faus,
Conn.
Kenyon-H. ]. Oswald, Omaha JacoA
Theobald. James Wood CleyeIanis
Abe Hyman, San francisco; J, n Gar.
ner. New York; Miss X. NJ. Gleela
Miss L. Kuhn, Ogden, Mrs lan1
Writ, Nevada. j. S. Meechen Mr. u
s. Meechen, Mrs, J +. Moon Nj
Moon. Iowa; C. F. Edward Denver Y
y. sullivan. Haley, S. W, Moody "
NJ. b. Moody. Miss May Grace NoodN
New Haven, VIM. r. Mcfarland Dea'
yer; c. i. Moehle, Chicago J. \
Berry, Omaha, ., !,
Cullen-Col. johnson, Eureka; H.
Fish, Denver; J. II Merrill j. j
Bacon. city; c. +. Reeves, Seattle. 4
l.. Thompson. Fioche Geo A EnslSa
Fay: Mrs. T. D. Sullivan, Eureka
White House-GeTtrude Wsosle'
Montpelier. Idaho; Roy Walch, Sclpll
w. H. Barlow, SEWER, Harry love-
George Cumine. r. G. Fox, II. f.. fo.l
Globe. Arizona; II G NJ
Walbeck. Draper; Eph. Bell, Grams
Vile, DR.. ii. II. Grow. Panguteh'
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SAD FATALITY
AT MURRAY.

A fatality occurred at Murray yester-
day afternoon, the details Of which are
most distressing. The little 5-year-old
daughter Of Mrs Christina Arnold fell
into a tub Of boiling water, at the Muir
ray laundry. The child's mother Is the
proprietrcss of the laundry and was al
most driven wild when she cav the
situation. The little one was taken TO
the house and DR.. Farrabee was sent
for The agony that the child suffered
is unspeakable. The flesh fell from the
bones, and after lingering all night IN
pain that the doctor could not XIII, she
passed away at Z O'Clock this morning
The mother is the wife of James Ar
mold but there Is an estrangement be-
tween them, and the support of the
family deyolves upon Mrs. Arnold. II
Is needless TO say that II Is a very hard
struggle for her.
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spIKE AND RAIL

General superintendent a. II. NtIDy
og The rio Grande Western has re-
turned from Denver
l. R CaWcl agent Of the Union Pa
clnc and Colorado & southern at Gree
ley COLO, Is spending a portion OF his
vacation In SAT- Lake
4 spccial 10 the Los Angeles Times
ststss MAT the clark syndica Is look
Inc for AN outlet on the Gulf OF Cali
ro,pi1 as wen as on san Pedro Bay.
orr r-rjtod statas win SUNNY cleo
,.i .,eIoes" saws dispatch from
viapr9 no. ihe London Daily Mail, for
tbe Mountain Railway between FINAL
and Zormatt."
rn. c.rreronce NJ western railway
Lien which Wis 10 have been held
n'.. ~, eorlv in Tuno has heen
''' & ,astn,ned untu Sontonher
&C., ,.,s.,ticd condition ~ Control ~
10. 40 ,bc roiIroads in the Weet is
PLY n, tbo rea,on Tor tho nostnone-
,.an,
~. ,rclss Timos. Anotber Santa
H. p,es.oft and phoenix man IN ca 10
l,n new. s3lt t,lke road Is WUl'am solo
w." n ogept NJ The former comnonv M
W,irioHb1rg and formerly ticket agent
", Pr's.otf Tie viii be civ ticket
"int ,f the salt axe line I'm los
tsc'i,s
'''e'
T. 49, 9"lase, o es I'nolusI apner
Ior u III. az Luz o.. % I,,so
PaIi''u Wy 1919, 10, ~ "I'
t,i1 "a number of nbotoeranbs ~
a., ,,,nrk which ls heing dane an Inc ev-
.n,st,r g., the coast which arc IN ba
rsnrnducsd i'm "sunset" and the Los
,ngsIes Times nj nm early date
a.. .....,,,.., -,
ne 1--we ~ e"I VV ~ i,t, Ivase
Oh we o"l'' 80 ~ w enioi ,5 'vuie
lh'o"s s3l"e rs" ", iIsii1''s nu' 20
tscejll ulp o en- tpr p.UpossI aou'v y.
the OIes'l nv i'ino eH'ens'on w Los
Nsse'tS' Nv wy ''' - ~. ~ 40 eo,'
su,I 'ui, upoi ~ ats,Vo,'.e
Q. tue ',o aaa , aCii'I tus't t,, .'" ne
p ~, ,,,o.,,r,atlv would rot bniId rieht
in,, os Angeles
M, MT,
"yg4''Hs ! ,ss' ne DuIIlnstVn ilieu
an a1u's,o''"' u'op IoNVilns wy MN
tWytHS. Nv ny a.O'I ~ VaSL Ilolll We
utan T,u't n"e a, in son'lns on the
-llh' Ing "so l,eu tnree preliminary
u.ats ''su'',s taVl. pun ", tne east
une ol o"'i, III vou'tss .ui'li N'lgen
IileI ~ .,.',,Iu, 'ii ,. ny W., oioss,ns
N't," i',t, thence nor'i-
W',cH, 10 Nv, teI. .. ilyoaeh IlNeI On
'0elI sul''E u iu'ho wa onaAe river
canyon
The title Of Daniel Willard, lately as
sistant general manager OF the Is, d .,
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AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
Yankee Con. Weaker-Grand Central
Sagging May Day Declines.

Prices were generally weaker on the
exchange this afternoon. Business was
confined principally TO Ajax, Lower
Mammoth, May Day and Yankee Con,
Ajax sold as low as sl.27is though 1t
closed stronger. Dalton & Lark sold at
9h while Grand Central let go 100
shares at A95. Acknowledgement
sold at IS. Lower Mammoth sold down
TO A2Sh, May Day was much weaker
being traded In from Sl.llba to Sl03ls,
Emerald sold at 8. Yankee recorded its
first sale at $i,55 and then dropped to
N4S, but reacted at the close. Little
Chief sold at Is.
Closing quotations on the principal
stocks We're as follows.
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NEW II. G. W. OFFICERs.
Resignation of the old Board Of Di-
rectors Accepted nc Meeting.


At the meeting NJ the stockholders NJ
the Rio Grand Western In New York
last week a clean sweep was made Of
tnc oiu BOARD. and the designations of
the entire list Of executive officers were
accepted. Under the new order H. T,
Je1ery. president and general manager
Of the Denver & Rio Grande. Is now
also president Of the Rio Grande West
crn The directors chosen were George
j. Gould. h. II. Herman, Winslow 5.
Pierce. Louis Fitzgerald. Jacob Schiff
and Il. NJ, Galloway These above
named were selected In the place Of Gen.
William J. Palmer president, George
Foster Peabody first vice president. ID.
e, Dodge, second vice president and gem
ual manager; Edwin Packard. Charles
J. Canda, Water Hinchman, Spencer
Trask, James c, Parrish George 3.
Moffat
II Is expected that President Jeffery
will visit salt Lake in the near future,
TO get thoroughly In touch with the sit
uation and formulate plans for the con-
solldatlon Of The roads, II Is not ex-
pected that there win be any startling
changes, however at the general Offices
In the Dooley block until July list, II
then.
II Is generally believed In Denver that
George W. Heintz will be assistant gen.
eral passenger agent Of the combined
lines and that 5. V. Derrah will be re-
,ained with the Office OF assistant gem
eral freight agent
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-
A BOY BURGLAR
Young Man Admits Breaking Into
Hewlett Bros Cigar Store.

This morning Police sergt, Burbidge
arrested q young man named r, II.
White on the charge OF burglary and
locked up in the city jail.
It Is alleged that last night White.
who rs but twenty years old, broke
into the cigar factory of Hewlett Broth
crs where he has been employed as
cigar maker, and stole 1850 cigars. En-
trance was made by breaking a rear
window
White was arrested at his home on
State, between Sixth and Seventh
South, and NO first denied all knowledge
Of the affair. but when at the station
DE admitted TO Sergeant Burbidge that
Doe broke into the place. A complaint
charging him with burglary will he filed
IN Judge Timmony's court this after,
noon. at which time young White wiz
Boz olIdIgned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-05

?. NJ McCrce and ] C. N,cb,r..
graduates from the London sebo6,I
mines ami the Michigan school n min.
respectively have been elected 10 M mo,
pershlp In the University club of (,
Lake. WV VI y
A telegram has been received r.,
washington stating that J. A. Bo,bs
OF Provo, who was appointed 10
clefkshlp In the census department
washington year ago on the reeoa
mendallon Of Senator RawlIns has h,
been promoted with an increase h Il
airy from $1,000 to $500.
n. ii. Dorman has gone to Los Al
geles and Southern California. He M
be away a month.
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toovlodre Of negotiations for the sale
~ the Evansville 4 Terre Haute prop
ortv IN the Chicago & Eastern llli-
n0I lie said that he knew nothing 10
iniicote a transfer Of control within
he rGlr future Wall street interests
n, closa touch with the directors OF the
'g,IGoro x Eastern Illinois assert that
here can be no doubt that the control
~ tbe Evansville q Terre llaute has
neon acauIred and some Of them are In
srrord With the writer's Of dispatches
t,.,m fba west who seem TO think mat
action looking to merger Of the two
rronsrtles h likely to be taken a the
lrnual meeting Of the Chicago & East
srn Illinois today.
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WITH THE JUSTICES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

II. w. Henninger alias j. b. Hender-
son, alias ]. b. Hand, who was arrested
several days ago on the charge OF
stealing, 1905, gold watch and chain
and a diamond pin from Cal Woods
at the Sanltarium, Is now free man.
After keeping him In Jail for many
days the authorities finally decided to
/ release him. They discovered that the
man really did make a mistake In TAX
ing the money and that he is only tech
nically guilty Of the charge. Henninger
has returned nearly II not all the money
which was given to him by the SAM
tarium clerk. A complaint was to have
been filed In Judge Timmony's court
but the county attorney decided TO let
the matter drop.
The preliminary hearing In the case
Of Eph Madsen who seriously stabbed
a man named Ben Jones a few nights
ago while engaged in dispute over
bottle Of whisky, will be held In Judge
Timmony's court tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock. Madsen was arraigned yes
terday afternoon and entered plea OF
not guilty. In default OF 5000 bonds
he was locked up again. Jones Is rap
idly recovering from his injuries ana IL
is thought that he win be able to APP
pear in court tomorrow.
The preliminary hearing Of i. W.
Marcott, alias a. w. Clapp, on the
charge of uttering a forged contract
for the purpose Of defrauding Il. H.
Downing and the Bank Of Commerce,
was held in Justice Kroeger court TINS
morning. The case was prosecuted Dy
Assistant County Attorney Loofbourow
and the defendant was represented py
Attorney Frank Dustin G. 5. PARK,
cashier OF the Bank OF Commerce, was
the first witness and he testified that
Aiarcott came to his office and asked
for a loan Of 800 offering as security
several advertising contracts, among
which was one purporting to have oeeh
signed by L. l.. Downing. The loan was
made and when the bank called on MI
Downing for payment of the contract
the latter claimed that the instrument
was a forgery. The contract In ques-
tion was offered In evidence ana MI
Downing was asked II the name thereon
was his signature. He replied that IL
was not The state rested at this point
and Mr.. Gustin asked that the defend-
ant be discharged on the ground tnat
the state had failed to make a case. Inc
court thought differently, however, ana
held the accused TO answer to the AIS
trlct court. In default Of $500 bonds
he was taken back TO the county 1all,
The hearing on the charge OF forging
the name OF w s. Henderson WIN be
held next Monday. Marcott viii be ar
raigned on that charge tomorrow ar
ternoon.
,n,,,y euSn.v pxCuRsJON
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sANPEDRoREsTRAININGoR ORDER
Case Will be Heard in U. s. Court
at Carson, June -.

According TO the decision rendered
by Judge HawIey in the United States
Circuit court at Carson City yester-
day afternoon the restraining order
against the San Pedro, Los Angeles &
salt Lake road In the matter Of the
Oregon Short Line injunction case pro-
tecting the grade In Lincoln county.
Nevada will be IN effect until June "a
when the case viii be tried at Carson
upon Its merits
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SANTA FE DIVIDEND,
Directors Vote TO Abolish the OF.
flee of Chairman Of the Board,

New York, June 5--The Atchison,
Topeka 6 Santa Zee Railway company
has declared the regular semi-annual
dividend Of ~ per cent on its preferred
stock, payable August /.
The directors have voted to abolish
the office Of chairman OF the board ami
have elected d. L. Gallup permanent
vice chairman with headquarters at
New York
Chas +. Steel, Of the firm Of J, p.
Morgan & CO., was elected director
IN place OF the late Aldace +. Walker.
He was also placed on the executive
committee OF the bad.
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CLOSING STOCKS.

New York, June 5.--B. & o., 1O7; SUI
gar, LAG; North American, 90ls; Anacon-
da, sos; N & W, Siis Rubber 2Ol5 {;
Texas and Pac. As N. Y, Central. 1881;
U. p. MS; Erie 4SA do. preferred, IL;
Copper, 1870; c. b. & O., 1861; Leather,
1875; Manhattan, ll9b; Leather pre-
ferred, 792. American Tobacco 1874
Gas, ll61a; NJ. X. & T.. preferred, 63A :;
c. G. w, 2SA; Republic Steel, 1914;
Reading. 49, do. first preferred, 7Sh;
Pacific Mail, 42h Southern Railway,
3i& do. preferred, S6k Mo Pac,, 1lih (;
st. Paul, 17l%; Rock Island. nj; Il. Il.
r., S0ls; Metropolitan. 172; Con Tob-
acco, 6Sh Penna, 1872; Wis. Central,
22& do preferred Mexican Central,
26; c. & o. 81 Southern Pacific, 6OA j
w. T., 94lk; L. & ~, lO7ls; T, c. e. l.,
60; U, s. Steel, $685. do. preferred, 80;
Atchlson, SO; do. preferred, 1Oi o. &
w 37h
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HAROLD N. PITTS
TESTIMONY.

Manila. June 5,--Testifying in his own
behalf today, Harold NJ. Pitt, manager
of Evans & Co., government contract
ors, who is being tried on the charge
of improperly purchasing government
stores, admitted receiving from ex-
Capt Fredk j. Barrows fifty cases of
bacon, but claimed this was received
as security for money advanced to
BarroWs
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d. q r. G. MEETING TOMORROW
Directors TO Meet in New York and
Elect Officers.

The meeting OF the directors Of the
Denver & Rio Grande win be held In
New York tomorrow As a consequence
all sorts and conditions Of rumors are
rife on Railroad Row today The most
persistent that win not down is 10 the
effect that h T. Jeffey will be re-
elected as president with A, S Hughes
as vice president and Col. d. c. Dodge
as tranlce manager.
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Samoan song Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Hilton
Xylophone Solo =. Mr. Adelbert Beesley
Remarks -. -. Bishop N. A. Empey
Solo ., -. -, e. miss Lutte Grant
Remarks 80. -, Miss Emma Purcell
Solo -, -. ... .,.."Mr. II. S. Goddard
The occasion Is a farewell entertain
ment in honor OF Miss Emma Purcell
who is soon TO leave on a mission to
the Samoan Islands, her native land.
Miss Purcell has been in Utah several
years preparing herself for the labor
she is shortly to commence with her
people. All are invited TO attend and
returned missionaries from the Pacific
Islands are particularly requested TO be
present.
- ----
SI.O0 EXCURSION TO OGDEN,
Sunday, June 9th, via The Oregon short
Line,
Under the auspices Of the Opal Club.
Special train going at 900 a. IN,
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wife, have conveyed to Marcia =. Hyde
property 1915 feet by ii.l2 feet on the
southeast corner Of Third and II streets
with perpetual right of way. The
consideration was S3.i50.
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.
THIRD WARD.

THIRD WARD,
The enterprising and ingenious people
of the Third ward launched an enter
talnment last night that will last the
rest Of the week. IL is the merry
makers carnival and Is got up In such
a way that IL can't fail to be enter
tanning TO all who visit II. The pro-
gram last night was composed OF songs
and Rotations and other equally in
teresting features Those who par
ticipated In the program were the Salt
Lake Glee club, Professor r. S. Stew
art. Professor j a. Anderson, Miss
Lutte Grant, Ed Mldgley, John James,
Miss Fanny Farnes, Horace Ensign.
Miss Vida Fox, Miss Julia Jones. and
Fred Sands The hall Is Illuminated
In a brilliant manner, and the decora-
lions are exceedingly attractive. There
are several booths. presided over by
charming young ladies'. An interesting
feature OF the affair is a ballot box for
the voting contest on the most popular
young lady OF the ward. At the close
last night Miss Grace Stringfellow was
In the lead with COO votes The votes
are a penny each. The program to-
night promises 10 be very amusing. II
Will be IAN Evening With the Pacific
Islanders, and the order OF the even
ing will be native songs, dances, man.
ners and customs.
TWENTY-FOURTH WARD
A missionary reception and program
OF music and Rotations will be given
In the Twenty-fourth ward meeting
house, corner OF Seventh West and First
South streets. on Thursday evening.
The social Is In honor OF Elders John
Boud, Jr.. who will depart on Saturday
for Germany and Lorenzo Christensen
who has just returned from that mis-.
sion.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
The following excellent program Is 10
be rendered In the Thirteenth ward
assembly hall tomorrow evening:
Invocation.
Missionary Hymn CONGREGATION
Opening remarks, .. Mr.. Samuel TAYLOR
Solo 80. 50. -. ,."Miss Elsie Barrows
RECITATION -. 80, ..... Miss Eldridge
Instrumental selection.
Comic recitation...,..M Mr.. Ed. Mldgley
Popular Hits and skits
........ ".. ..Clawson and Margetts
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EXCURSION TO PORTLAND,

Via the Oregon Short Line. Only S3l sc
round trip. Tickets good returning UNI
til Sept. 9Th.
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POPULAR SUNDAY EXCURSION
To ogden, June 9th. via The oregon short
Line
Special train going at 900 a. m.
Only 81 90 round trip.
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pKoBArE AND GUARDiAN'""
NOTICES.
Consult County CLERK or me , fss,'
t,vs sIsners for further informa''V'

Consult County CLERK or the w., W.
tive sIgpers for further informa'''
IN THE DISTRICT COURT o5 FaVpsis
pivlsion In and for Salt h'S w, thc estate
s,m v1I" MoorhoGse Balratt des a slib. n
minisirstof Of the e,laisf o. d,ay ,'D ior Y,
l aSs;s sSfr a sSsl ae.Can ii S S
is'e miib admini,iraiOr spd .i '2I i ea.'ii, =
button o. TIE residue % p. Ice besn SCI 2,
20, s.,,, psr'0 3. e Frssy he ED! d,y u.
1 1ea's (. D. 1901 Al 10 oe,ocsd ds,i Fl soog !
County Court House 70 r. .ne INV w ,sil Lac
stid court. Ia salt Lave ~ -.
oG Wi,5e, she the clsrs q $40 G0g NJ. So ds,
tsx.t.l Of Jane. A. 2; lSl; ,yFs ClsrI
By @. Frank Emery. psp'"
Youna 4 Moyle Attorneys
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

Today's clearings 49,. 1891 81. 90
Same day last year. 3l5, 902 SO
ORE AND BULLION REPORT,
UTAH COMMERCIAL g. SAVINGS
BANK.
Ore and Bulllon,.... zee. ..u..s2,7 700
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TODAY's TEMPERATURES,

10 a. m, GA; 10 noon, 6S; p. m. 60;
p. m, IS. Going lower,
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nn., cIrn IXCuRsION

OPAL CLUB EXCURSION
To Ogden, sunday. June 9TH VIA o''s''
Short Line
Special train leaves going at WY
m. and leaves ogden coming oaeA i
$3.50 p. m.
Only si.00 round trip,
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Control Of Evansville q Terrc uau,c.

=, NeW York. June THE chairman u
.,,,, oosrd OF directors Of The Evans.
VIE q Terre Haute denies having any
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-10

Dixon, No, July 9-Thouanls Of
dollars worth of damage has been done
within tho last few days ON farms
along the line Of the Frisco road south.
west Of here hy fires started by sparks
from the engines. Parchcd by the long
dr1uth, the grass and stuhhlo In the
folds along ,ho track burns like uuder.
Many farmers have lost their entire
harvested grain crop Meadows are
blackoned and IN some phco- orchards
have been burned over aud killed. The
situation b. one of intense anxiety Co
tho farmers and fruit misors. Hundreds
Of them are mrading tho fields 10
guard against ire Rain Is the only
hope.
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THE NAN DENENTED.
Numerous Grimes in Colorado At
tribuiable TO Chris Jensen.
MAKES A CONFESSION
lie Says Tie Assaulted and Murdered q
Fourteen. lear.Old Girl aud
Stabbed 10 Death Woman,
Whom Officers Found.

Denver, July 9-Jcssie Kinport. the
li.year.old daughter of Mrs. Carrie d.
kinport, was assaulted and horribly
mutilated IN her room during the ab.
Fence of her mother early last night
Chris Jensen, believed 70 DO demented.
was arrested the assailant. II Is
Thought Jensen : the man who has
committed numeitgs assaults made
upon women Of late.
In the course of the examination NJ
police headquarters Jensen confessed
that he assaulted jessie Kinport and
also said ho stabbed another woman
aboUt the same time 40 the end OF Uni.
yersity Park car line
The dead body Of Mrs. Amelia Bull.
was found al the place described by
Jansen. She had been stabbed in the
breast and tho blade Of the knife pono
trated the heart causing sudden death
Tho body lay in the roadway and there
was mo- evidence Of struggle. Jansen
said tho woman twas after him, and
90 he stabbed her.
Mrs Bulls was about 80 years ~ ag,
and conducted a dairy near where sh,
was murdered. Chief Of Police Arm
strong says Jansen is undoubtedly insane.
Jensen said he once had been shot al
Topeka, kas., Tor getting into trouble
with another woman"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-10

Texarkana, Tex. July 1.-Two horses
have died here Of "A disease which Dr.
Mitchell, n veterinary surgeon, pro.
nounced a well developed case OF char.
bon Several other horses have recent.
ly died In this vicinity Of what was
pronounced CHAMBERS. but IL is now
thought 10 have been Charlton. Consid.
cradle alarm is felt among liyerymen
and other horse owners.