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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-27

Candidates for councii-SecOnd pre-
einct, f. J. Eardley. Willis Z. Vigus
Fourth precinct. John n. Sharp, jr.
The following gentlemen of the
Democratic party answered yes to all
G iestions except the sixth; James g.
AIRY, candidate for mayor: Frank 2.
SteL hens, candidate for attorney.
Richard P. Morris. candidate for treas
urer
Candidates for couneil-First pre-
eipct, George T. Briee. Charles E
street; Fifth precinct, T. A. Williams
The following gentlemen of the So
cialist party answered yes to all ques-
tions except the sixth: Candidates for
the council-Third precinct, J. H. Zen
ger; Fourth precinct, Henry Wilson.
Made No Pledges.
1.-THE following declined to make any
pledges or answer our questions: Can
didates for council-Fifth precinct, A.
A. Robertson. Republican,; NJ. 3.
Scwles. Democrat.
The following named gentlemen
failed to send a report or answer our
communication: William Rawlings,
Charles H. Larch and Thomas Holder,
Socialists.
Candidates for cOuncil-First pre-
cinct. w. Wiegaut, Socialist; Third
precinct, Daniel Balm. Socialist; Fifth
precinct, J. S. Daveler. Republican
The report ended with the paragraph
quoted at the top of this column This
settles the duties of the reform league
for the present. The meeting Friday
night was adjourned subject to the call
of the chairman. and it is not expected
that Chairman Cutler viii call the
members together again unless some
thing unforeseen arises
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Even our committees for Leary."
MHTONDEFENDS HIS INDIANS.
Declares That Those Under His Charge at the White Rock Agency
Are Being Prosecuted by the Game Wardens
of Colorado.

Washington, Oct. 2S.-The game warden
and deputies of Colorado are severely ar
raigned in a report received by the In
dian bureau today from Indian Agent
Myton of the White Rock Utah) reser-
walton. now at Meeker. Colo. after an
investigation of the alleged infractiOn of
the Colorado game laws by his Indians.
Mr.. Myton reiterates his charges of per-
secution of Eggleston, one of the Indians
arrested and acquitted of the charges,
and who was then rearrested. The in
terror department has asked the depart
ment of justice to defend Eggleston.
The agent says he has ordered home
the very few Indians off his reservation
found in Colorado. and he will stay a
week longer to see that they 60 He says
the Indians from the southern Ute and
Navajo agency hunt in Colorado, and
that what they do IS charged to his In
dams. He says he has found it imDos-
sible to meet Colorado game warden
or even special deputy game warden in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-27
CARNEGIE WILL TAKE
NO PART IN POLITICS

London. Oct 26.-Andrew Carnegie an
nounced last night the he will preserve
an impartial attitude in relation to the
municipal campaign in New York. Deal
ing with the Nicaragua canal question,
Mr. Carnegie said:
Great Britain has acted with rare good
sense. The canal ought to be American
build with American money and by
American workmen and American brains,
and now it will be. There is no doubt
Great Britain viii eventually be the
greatest beneficiary and will have no
reason to repent the course she has
adopted
In regard to the rumors of a possible
English steel trust, Mr.. Carnegie laugh
ingly declared he was now out of the
business and did not know or care any
thing more about il.
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SENATOR JONES OF NEVADA Is
BACKING THE REPUBLICAN PARTY

Reno. New. Oct 26-United States Sen
stor John P. Jones of Nevada made the
announcement to his friends today that
the evolution of political issues foGnd
him again in alignment with the Repub-
lican party.
Il have suffered no change in any of
the convictions / have entertained in the
past" said the senator. land my return
to the Republican party does violence
to none of those convictions I am as
party solely for that cause, and were
the conditions today as then I would
be numbered among those defending it.
The enormous output of gold. however.
accomplished what bimetallism would
have accomplished. The silver issue is
dead, and we are face to face with other
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issues. ! have always acted with the Re
publican party upon every question but
silver. 1 believe that in the alignment
of political parties today the Republican
party is the only one which is in touch
with the economic progress Of the TWEEN
tieth century.
Asked whether he would be a candidate
for reelection. Senator Jones said;
4 will answer that candidly. Nothing
would delight me more than that some
strong Republican whom we can elect
would come out a candidate for the
senate, and l will support him with all
my heart"
Senator Jones departed last night for
Washington, where he is to attend the
wedding of General Corbin and Miss
Edith Patton, and give away the BRIDE
who is the daughter OF an old time friend
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the state. although he wired ahead in
order to get from them information about
his Indians.
Mr.. Myton charges that the game war
dens took the Indians from Rio Blanco
county without any process of law. and
that public opinion is entirely with the
Indians. He says three Indian men,
three women and a boy were forced to
trial without an interpreter. and after
being acquitted at 10 o'clock at night were
started at ] o'clock in the morning Os-
tensibly for their agency.
About ten miles from Meeker,'' he
says. the Indians discovered that he (the
Deputy had lied TO them, and was taking
them TO the railroad. They all broke
away from the deputy except old man
EEgleston. and he is now in jail at Glen
wood Springs. They scattered the In
dams property. all along the road. and
much of It has been stolen or destroyed.
Suits have been brought against the
game warden to make him pay the In
dams damages.
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brief speech. referring to Arizona as a
rib taken from New Mexico. and her best
heipmate. lie spoke of New Mexicos con-
slant effort IN the interest of Arizona.
Governor Murphy of Arizona spoke elo-
Quently of Arizona : claims to statehood.
her achievements and her resources
Delegate Mark Smith make short
speech. declaring that the issue of state
hood had been kept in the background
in congress lest political jeaiousies be
excited He was hopeful of a vote. how
ever. at the coming session. and an early
admission 20 the Union The convention
closed with the readoption Of the old
state constitution prepared in 1891.
The following committee was chosen
to go to Washington and lay the claims
of the territory before congress: W. G.
Greene. J. w. Mix. +. b. Gage. Thomas
Brockman. John LAWYER and W. J. Muir
ply
A finance committee was also named.
A reception which was rendered tonight
to Governor Otero and the other New
Mexico delegates, was largely attended.
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FOG PLUNGES CITY OF
LONDON INTO DARKNESS

London, Oct. 26.-West and central Lon
don were enveloped tonight in a black
fog. which plunged the entire fashionable
part of the city into impenetrable dark
ness. The fog found its way into the
aires and music halls until in many cases
the stage was scarcely visible.
Scores of busses We're abandoned
around important landmarks, their driv-
ers not daring to proceed The scenes
about the emptying theatres were chaotic.
the cries of the confused and helpless
people adding to the confusion. Link
boys ran about trying to lead fashion
able equipag es out of danger, giving Lon
don a medieval appearance. Many ac-
cidents have already been reported from
Charing Cross and other hospitals.
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SIXTH MAN TO FALL
IN A TEXAS FEUD

San Augustine. Tex. Oct 2s.-Eugene
Wall was yesterday shot to death by
unknown persons seven miles from here
and the county is greatly excited Wall
is the sixth man 70 die in the Wall
Brooks feud and his faction has con-
tributed five victims. two of them sher-
ifs of the county. Rangers have been
ordered to stop any further trouble.
Wall was shot from ambush and fell
within a few yards of where his brother
was assassinated a few weeks ago.
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COUNTESS ANNA MAY
DRAW HER FULL INCOME

New York, Oct 26.-The suit for an in
junction to RESTRAIN George J. Gould. Ed
win Gould, Howard Gould and Helen NJ.
their sister. Anna, Countess de Castei-
lane. from paying her more than an in
come of S25o.oeO year out of ner annual
income of 10000 until a claim of Asher
Wertheimer. London bric-a-brac dealer.
for S3l3.e09 for goods sold 10 Count BOni
de Casteliane and the countess for which
Wertheimer accepted the Castellanes'
notes. has been dismissed by the supreme
court
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EARL RUSSELL Is NOT A FELON AND
HE MAY ENTER THE UNITED STATES

Washington. Oct 26.-Earl Russell. who
was convicted by the house of lords of
bigamy for marrying "A second wife in
this country after he had been granted
a divorce in Nevada. is free to enter this
country if he so desires. Assistant Sec
rotary Taylor of the treasury, who has
general jurisdiction over immigration
matters, so decided today. overruling the
commissioner of immigration.
On Wednesday. the latter, upon the
represe ntation of Horace J. Smith of
Philadelphia who is understood to be a
relative of the earl's wife, that Earl Rus
sell had been convicted of bigamy and
was not admissible under the laws eX-
Guiding persons convicted of crime or
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misdemeanor. Involving moral turpi-
tude, transmitted Mr. Smiths com
plant to the board of special inquiry at
Ellis Island. n. Y. for its information
in case he was detained upon his arrival
there by the Inspector
Today Assistant Secretary Taylor re-
scinded this letter and further instructed
the board to admit the earl unless other
reasons for exclusion than his conviction
in England should appear Mr.. Taylor
pointed out that Earl Russell had been
granted a divorce by an American court.
under which grant be was at liberty to
marry again. and that in so marrying he
was guilty of no crime against the laws
of the United States or the state.
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NAMED bY PA.esident.

Washington. Oct. 26-The president
today made the following appoint
ments:
Ethelbert Watts. Pennsylvania, Unit
ed States consul at Prague, Austria.
War-Samuel McAllister, second lieu
tenant
Maya. c. Amy, lieutenant COM
mander; Martin j. Clancy, warrant
machiniSt.
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Masons Vigit Roosevelt.

Washington, Oct. 26.-About fifty of
the members of the supreme council of
the Scottish rite now in biennial ses-
sion here, called on President ROose-
Welt today They We're introduced in
dividually by Representative Richard
son of Tennessee, their recently elected
sovereign grand commander The pres
ident had a few words % say to each
of them, and 10 some of the western
members referred to his hunting trips
in their states.
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New Jersey Corporations.

New York. Oct. 26.-During the fiscal
year just ended the state of New Jer-
sey chartered 2,342 corporations, re-
ceiving therefrom in fees for fling the
sum Of $685., 1853. This is an increase OF
$I8S,1z4 over similar receipts for 1900.
The total includes the fee for fling the
pa pers of the United States Steel cor
poration. which amounted to 500. 900.
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Cvanide Plant Burned.

Deadwood. s. D.. Oct. 26.-Fire early
today destroyed the large cyanide plant
at Ragged Top, owned ana operated
BY the Spear Fish Mining company of
Colorado Springs. Colo The plant was
valued at $4,000. and was insured for
half that amount The loss to mining
interests will also be considerable. I'M
less the mill can be rebuilt
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MORAL REFORM LEAGUE
SIZES UP CANDIDATES
Suggests That Voters Be Guided BY the Records
of The Nominees.
Refomes Should Not Support Candidates Who Make No Pledges
But There Are But Few Of These.

eooa o9o9o@oaoaeaoao@ oao9ec9 o9ooeoao9o9o9o COCO
= HE committee advises all friends
for any candidate who answer at
least six of the foregoing questions recon-
mendation the selection from candidates
the inerogao favoaby choice
entirely voters who possibly com
concerning the previous recodoa persona-of the
several COMMITTEE of Moral Reform League
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Torpedo Boat Destroyer Launched.

Philadelphia. Oct. 2s--The torpedo
boat destroyer Chauncey was launched
today. Mrs. Mat Chauncey Stevens
christened the vessel. Distinguished
officers of the army and navy ana men
prominent in civil life witnessed the
ceremony. The Chauncey, which is a
sister ship of the cambridge. launched
some time ago, and the Barry. now be-
ing built. is 245 feet long and twenty
four feet beam. with four cylinder triple
expansion engines and Thorneycrofs
boilers Her speed willA be about
twenty-nine knots.
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Wants Commereial Treatv.

Madrid. Oct 26.-In the senate today
Senior Molina Intercepted the govern
ment regarding the negotiations between
Spain and the United States for a COM
mercial treaty and the earnest desire of
the shipping interests Of Porto Rico that
a treaty be completed. The government
replied that It wished to do everything
to promote national prosperity
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Ricuc1e Recorared.

Deputy Sheriff Mauss brought up
from Murray yesterday bicycle stol-
en- some days ago from Edward I.
Hoasland OF III South Third West
street, while the owner was attend
ing his classes at the I.atter-day
Saints university. The thief is known
and win probably be arrested in a
couple of DAYS
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London. oct. 2S-The Daily Mail pub
fishes a dispatch from Teheran today re-
eardiue the plot against the shah OF
Persia representing it to have been
somewhat less serious than yesterdays
advices TO the same paper from st. Pc
fersbilrar indicated The Teheran dis
patch asserts that the brothers Of the
shah were not concerned in the c0nspir-
acv. but that many others have been fined
or Vanished
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Relations Are Strained

Brussels. Oct. 26-The relations be-
tween Holland and Great Britain again
appear to be somewhat strained. Ac-
cording to intelligence which is being
circulated here. Great Britain asked Hol-
land to recall her consul at Pretoria be
cause he was suspected Of facilitating
treasonabl correspondence Holland has
given the consul indefinite leave of alb
Sence.
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Roosevelt's Birthday Today.

Washington. Oct 26.-Presijent Roose-
welt VIII be s3 years OF age tomorrow
according to the custom in the family
the event viii be celebrated with din
ner. in which the children viii particl-
pate.
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New York. Oct. 2s.-The American
Sugar Refining company today adj
vanced the price of raw sugar grades
No. 5 % No. 16, inclusive, five points.
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SsLNER AND LEAD.

Silver. 571tc per ounce.
copper, 159tc Per pound.
Lead. A s & r. Co.'S price, g &c; New
York exchange, H.57iz-
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PRISONERS NAY NOT BE REMOVED
Slsriil viii Resist Attempt Of NOrkhOuSc
Tlnsttts u Take Ihgm

1t is probable that legal action on
the part of Sheriff Mcdaniel will tenn
porarily prevent the removal of the
prisoners i'm New Castle jail TO the
new county workhouse on Wednesday
of next week. as the Workhouse Trus-
tees now propose.
j. Newlin Gawthrop. a member OF
the board, was in consultation with
Sheriff Mcdaniel this morning in ref
erence TO the subject, but no definite
information was obtained from he
sheriff. His counsel is out OF the city
and until he returns home the sherim's
intentions in this particular will not
be disclosed
Evening journal., 1901-09-11
be PREOIorEo ASSASSINATION
tlasgio, the Musician, Last February
Hnted cf Presidents Murder.


Kansas City, Mo, Sept. l1.-An in
yestigation OF the local record OF An
tonic Maggie. the Italian. who is said
TO have predicted the death OF Presi-
dent Mckinley and who is now unde
arrest in New Mexico. reveals the fact
that he was the leader OF a consider
able band Of Anarchists I'm Kansas CITY
TWO years ago. They were disciples of
NINA Goldman. for whom Maggie had
a sort of veneration.
Edward Andrews, manager OF the
Andrews Opera company, with which
Antonio Maggie was formerly engaged
as a cornetist is in this city. Several
members Of our company" said Mr..
Andrews yesterday, were in the habit
OF discussing economic and social ques-
tions and Tony cut in with his An
archistic doctrines. Maggie said no
man had a right 20 rule another. and
one day said the blood Of every soldier
killed in the Philippines was on the
Evening journal., 1901-09-11
ARRESTED FOR RING STEALING
Charles Burton Sent 10 Dover to stand
Trial
special 80 the Evening journal

Special 10 the Evening Journal
Milford. Sept 1l.-Charles Burton was
ARRESTED yesterday charged with stealing
a ring from w. NJ. ID. Williams. a retired
business mar Mr.. Williams being n
bachelor. called upon Burton TO move
some furnitur and rearrange the house.
While Mr.. Williams was i'm an adioin-
ling room. Bur,on. IL is alleged. ssied the
ring upon bureau near at hand and
'tdok it, He soc "a appeared at the jewelry
s tore of 5. c. I,vans. from whom he in
q uired the value.
Mr.. Evans hh wing previously sold the
rang and thinkin something suspicious.
notified the owner. who al once had Bur
ton arrested. NO charge was brought
against him by Williams but he was sent
20 Dover for trial.
Evening journal., 1901-09-11
CAMDEN MAN ARRESTED
Predicted Last Friday That Mckinley
Would BE Assassinated.

Camden, n. j., Sept. 1l.-Edelbert
Stone was arrested in this city last
night on the charge of aiding and
abetting in the attempted assassina-
tion of President 'Iciln ~" On Fri
day afternoon lasi Stone is said to
have told two of h GLOW employees
in the New York Shipbuilding yard
thas he would not be surprised if Pres
ideIt Mckinley was killed that day.
When he was committed to jail Stone
said he had made the remark by way
of a. Joke.
Evening journal., 1901-09-11
BRlNDY9INg BATTLE ANNlVlRSlRl
No Observance Of the Occasion in This
City. However

Throughout the State Of Penasyl-
vania today is being observed by man. 2
patriotic orders. it being the one hun
drad and twenty-fourth anniversary OF
the Battle Of the Brandywine, fought
September II, 1777.
No demonstration is being made in
this city, owing to the fact that the
anniversary applies to Pennsylvania
alone.
In that State many of the G. A. r.
bodies will meet tonight
Delaware's observance Of the battle
was at the unveiling ceremonies at
CocCh's Bridge
Evening journal., 1901-09-11
DO NOT BELIEVE
EMMA GOLDMAN
officials Are Not Satisfied
With Her Story
She / DiScIaimS All knowledge Of
Having AnV Part ia Plot to Kill
The President

Chicago, Sept. 1l.-Emma Goldman,
the Anarchist queen. under whose red
banner Leon Czolgosz claims he stands,
whose words ne claims fired his heart
and his brain to attempt the assassi-
nation Of the President, was arrested
here shortly before noon yesterday.
She disclaimed all but the slightest
acquaintance with the Presidents as
Evening journal., 1901-09-11
HEALTH GOODS AT LYNcH.s.

Shredded Wheat Bhcuits. lOc.; lam.
)-See Health Coffee. 25c. 10. pkg;
irape- Nuts. 1Sc. pkg; Postum Mixture
nd Graino. 15c. pkg; Cream Of Wheat
- pkg; Wheattet, 15c. pkg; Pills
Nitos. l5c. pkg . our own bottling old
Brown Stout. 7jc. doz.: Beer and Por-
er' oOc. doz Rye WHISTLES. 75c. and
81 quaFt VaieDhone orders promptly
attended q. Stores. Fourth and Madi-
son stree'f: Eighth and King streets.
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Eyes and Nose Ran Water.

y. Q. Archef. OF BreWer, Maine, SAYS.
FL have had Catarrh for several years.
Water would run from my eyes and
nose for days at a time. About four
months ago | was induced TO try DR..
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, and since
using the wonderful remedy l have not
had an attack. II relieves ia ten min
utes-" so cents.-9.
B. Danforth.
Evening journal., 1901-09-11
czoLoosz's. BROTHER AROUSED
Says Leon Should Be Strung Up For
His Decd.

Columbus, o., Sept. 11.-A brother
of Leon Czolgosz, the wou,d-be MUIR
derer of President Mckinley, is en-
ployed at the Diamond Match works,
in Harberton. lie has been going un-
der the name of John Soldon. due, he
says, to the error OF the timekeeper
when he first went to work. He con
demns in the strongest possible man
ner the deed of the assassin, and
even went so far as to exclaim. with
considerable force; Leon ought to be
strung up" He does not believe that
his brother committed the crime from
any belief in anarchy. but says that
he must have been pei..4-. /. .ng il.
Evening journal., 1901-09-11
ASSAULTED OVER wHIsKEY
Three Raughs Badly Use Edward
Meaney

Sergeant Daniel Kellcher and Oni-
Ger Frank Massey this incoming found
Edward Meaney in a dishgured condi-
tion in a stable at Front and Union
streets. Moaney saws that he had a
bottle of whiskey last night and that
he was assaulted by three men in a
lot near the baseball park.
His eyes are terribly swollen and
his face is badly cut. He was put in
the police station TO sober up On the
charge OF vagrancy.
Evening journal., 1901-09-11
DIED.

JONES.-On September O. 1901. Elizabeth
j. daughter Of the late Theophilus
Jones.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral services, from her late
residence No 406 West Seventh street,
at go o'clock Interment private.
Evening journal., 1901-09-11
wnl Re,nrn to,.n,v

GEORGE 'eeney- postmaster at the p,
w q u. railroad station. who has
been q vacation for two weeks. will
RESUME lis duties tomoircw. Mr..
feeney hhs spent his time IN with
out-of-to3n relatives.
Evening journal., 1901-09-11
Joseph q.
Darlington & Co.,
llz6 and ll1S Chestnut ST., Philadelphia,

Presidents hands and the only way the
common people could assert their
rights was by assassination Last Feb
ruary he told me distinctly TO watch
for an important event before October.
He assured MS that President Mckinley
would be killed before that month
came"
Evening journal., 1901-09-11
Tug Again in Service

After undergoing a thorough over
,hauling At the Pusey and Jones Com
pays works, the tug Emily has been
placed in service. The Emily is used
as a dspatch boat, and runs between
.Carney& Point. N. j., and this city.
Evening journal., 1901-09-11
FALLING BRlDLE FRICuIHNS HORSE
James p NieldS Jumps From Carriage in
Time to Saye Himself Of lpiury

While driving in II
e vening the spirited h
J ames f. Nields becam
The bride falling from
7in ming away. demolis
abol It wagon. damaged
and severely injured IL
AS soon as dhe horse
Nielf ls jumped from the
there by saved himself
serio US injury.