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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29

Inc Ministerial association held a
hey meeting this morning. when the
principal theme OF discussion was Vic
VIA Alley. In fact, this proved so en-
|,'s'ng, that the regular paper for the
wy The Influence Of Jonathan Ed
aiuS on the Theology Of Today" by
NV Dr NeNlece, was sidetracked fol
|iaother meeting
Toe central feature Of the occasion
. an address from Mrs. r. Il. shep-
y, az representing the w. C.. r. H..
II victoria Alley. She presented the
", ,s'y unsayory conditions obtaining In
''a' un'anelfed locality and cIrcum-
.,' attending the death OF Ryan, as
s sous brought out with such vivid
,'sn.,'l In the morning papers, and
sen"y requested the hearty SYM
.a'' cooperation and support OF the
, :, association with the w. c.
\ -. :, N fur,hersnce OF the work Of
n ssssins the alley Of ,,s ,mmors,ly
Ns aud luridly graphic fsa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29
Must Murder
To Pay Rent F"
one Notosious NegeSs SO TestVies in The Ryan Case,
Alleging That Such Was The Justification jos Taking
The Life Of HE cMner--Hoy he Deadly Drug Was
Bought and How he Deed Was Committed

am going to dope him anyway because
am going away
Later In the day / went back TO
Mary James. This was after the body
was found.
i said Did you hear about that
man being dead?'
II asked her IL Il was NOT the garna
man who was in her place. ana she said
no. told her believed she was Wing
end then she said:
Madge, you knew Of me getting the
morphine and for Gods sake don't say
anything about Il, don't say you was
up my steps or there win be- he'll 70
The witness said that during this
conversation Mary James 'ol' man,
Mat Wilson. was present
"On Sunday she asked me II | had
read the papers and she said 'alnt that
6wfulY
Il told her II she did not dope the
man not TO worry, Then she begged
me over and over not TO say anything
about what | knew.
- told her that heard she and Mat
Wilson led the man back to the closet,
hut she said It was DIN He
over In jail she said that this Frank
Flemming was not guilty but she was
going to put the blame on him because
she didn't know who else to put It on. $
Now when this messenger boy came
back with the morphine to whom was il
dellyered?" asked Mr. Loofbourow.
TO Mary Jane Smith,"
Where did she take it2"
Upstairs TO her room"
Who paid the messenger 10 get the
morphinc?"
'Mnry Jane rave him the money 10
get the morphine with but the man
peid him for the run"
DO you know how that man got
downstairs that dayY'
mo sir do not"
Did you see that man In Mary Jare
smith's again until YOU saw him at
undertaker ODonnelrs placer
mo J did not"
when you saw the man at the IN
dertaker's was he the same man Won
saw in Mary Jane Smlth's?y
Yes. The same man only he had
his eyes SHUT"
Didn't Won pick w that morphIns'
when ! laid Il on the table?' asked the
Smith woman.
No did not"
ION Monday evening didn't you tell
me 20 go on out Of town"
No because you was already get
tin ready as fast as your feet and
hands would let you 70 set ont OF town
You had 10 go
At this point Mary Jane and Madge
Ray became very much excited and
for period both tried to talk at once.
causing great confusion.
You know" declared the Smith wo-
man, that II was YOU who fixed wet
morphine and gave II 10 the man You
know all about It as well as do don't
you?''
No" declared the other woman
You gave him the morphine and said
you was going TO rob him.
The next witness was the ls-year-od
messenger boy, Charles Flanderke who
purchased the poison for the negress.
He corroborated the testimony Of
Madgc Ray about the purchase OF the
morphine, and about Ryan naying for
the coal and the run. At the conclu
sion Of the boys testimony court ad-
journed until this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29
THE MOROCCAN SITUATION
Spanish Government Preparing for
Eyentualities.

Madrid Dec. 2S.--The Spanish gov
eminent Is preparing for eyentualities
In Morocco, and has ordered troops az
Malaga, Cadi2 and Alseclras. to be
held In readiness TO promptly reinforce
the garrisons al Ceuta and Mellill,
Morocco, should the situation require
1t. A Spanish cruiser has been ordered
20 Tangier.
According to dispatches received
here from Tangier the rebels chased
the troops Of the sultan to the gates
Of Fee. II Is reported that the Euro
peans are preparlng 70 leave Fee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29

premeditatedly, and of his mal,c.
aforethought. did make an assault ana
70 her the said Anna II
HI did then and there wi.
tllly, unlawfully. feloniously. de.
lloerately premedltafedly and OF HIS
malice aforethought. and with the sps.
eic intent by means OF the stupor in
the bciy OF the said Anna ID HIN
caused by the said poison so admlnis-
lered: then and there unlawfully and
leioniously to perform an abortion on
me person or the said Anna d. Hill
men ana there being did give and ad-
munster In some way and manner 10
tne ahiant unknown. q deadly quantity
or a certain deadly drug. the name
whereof Is unknown 10 affiant he IN.
said T. $. Payne. then and there well
knowing the same to be a deadly uuau-
tity OF the deadly drug with intent thar
the said Anna y. Hin should then ana
there take and inhale or swallow tbs
same down into her body and the sai5
Anna ID. Hin the said deadly drug 81.
administered as aforesaid did then and
there inhale OF swallow In a wav an
known TO afiiant into her BODY ana XIV
means OF the taking OF the said deadly
poison into the body Of the said Anna
ID. Hi. she, the said Anna d. Hill be-
came shen and there MORALLY sick and
dlstempcred In her bocy, Of which said
mortal sickness and dlstemper she
langulshed a short time and on the
tOih OF December. A. u. 1902. she. the
said Anna ID. Hill. then and there died.
and SO the said y. S. Payne the said
Anna ID. Hin in the manner and form
aforesaid, wllfuly, unlawfully. ieloni-
onsly' deliberately. premediiatedly. and
OF his malice aforethought. did kill and
murder. ."
An effort Is TO be made by Mr.. Wan
less To have one OF the judges OF the
district court fix a bond IN the matter.
and Wanless Is confident he win be able
to secure the release OF the prisoner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29


Of police 10 the carriages In waiting
Detachments OF mounted police officers
surrounded the vehicles. which were
driven at a rafting pace through the
gathering crowds TO the ConoierBerie'
whore minute preparations had been
made 20 receive the prisoners
49,, ,e,nn,>,c roptc
ALL "n'''rp'1N" : ~ ~
The return Of The Humeer's 70 r rsl Is
throughout the city indeed throughout
France, as no eyent since the return OF
Dreyfus has accused such intense in
terest. An clauses of society are equal
" Interested as the Humberts opera
lions were so colossal and so inter-
woven with some of the foremost per-
sonages I'm France. that their return
vns viewed with apprehension. Crowds
from All PARTS of the city were ready
TO assemble az the station and give the
.r,tsnne,o a dfeordarly reoention hut the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29

Mary Jane Smith, the notorious me-
gress Of Victoria alley. was placed on
her preliminary hearing before Judge
Diehl this morning for the murder OF
Daniel Ryan on Dec. 70, 1902. 1t is al
legged she murdered Ryan by giving
him three grains Of morphine. The ne
gress had no attorney and said she did
not care 10 bother about one until the
trial proper The prosecution was CON
Quoted by Asst. County Atty. Il. C.
lsootbourow who has followed the case
up from the discovery Of the body, and
who has done more TO secure the facts
In the case than any ther official ex-
cepting Detective George Raleigh The
smith woman appeared absolutely in
different 10 the proceedings this morn
ing and had no questions to ask of the
witnesses.
DIR. MAYO TESTIFIED.
County Physician II, NJ Mayo was
the first witness. He testified that he
performed the autopsy upon the body
OF Daniel Ryan, He removed the stom-
aoh md bladder and turned them over
TO Chemist Harms for analysis. DR..
Mayo said In the examination of the
body he found no evidence Of external
injury as all organs of the body were
normal. He said:
There was no evidence OF injury or
pathological condition TO cause death"
Dr. Mayo said he was unable 10 deter
mine the cause OF death from his ex-
animation.
LOCATION OF THE CRIB"
Deputy County Surveyor McAllister
produced charts and maps OF Victoria
alley and described the location Of the
Smith womans crib"
officer w. Il. Carey. who found the
body in the Clubhouse, described the con-
dillon Of II, and testified that there was
no money In the dead mans pocket
CHEMISTS ANALYSIS.
Herman Harms, chemist, gave some
important testimony. He said he made
an analysis Of the dead mans stomach
and bladder and actually recovered
from the former nearly one grain of
morphine. Mr.. Harms produced the
deadly drug and Il was offered In evil
deuoe.
But the damaging evidence against
the accused was given by Madge Ray.
the other colofed woman In the case.
After stating that she was at Smiths
crib" on the day Of the murder, her
testimony was as follows;
when went into Mary James place
this man Ryan vas there and Mary
Jane said he has got between $50 and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29

india Dec. 2s,-The yieeroy'
penn, Ion Of Keddleston' made ms
ORD ou, .y into the capital of the MO-
today Of TINS ,se aarSar held . ss'e
al Op 'ss accession of King Edward as
npe ..,. a a splendid pageant probably
i wac "a n lts magnihcence. At the
)Dpa'u - ,Ne elephant procession rode
saa :, - lady curzon on the state
ora .s am ,n,Eer," - feet high, the larg-
r'''u ,Sant in India. Their howdah
e aaorsd with gold and silver ana
= Asohant itself was almsot hiaaf
.,n gold-wOrked sa sil' H.
enesa,,n,nne them were ioo'lnen ~
'urL ,y, Ind gold llyeries ana bearing
3carlel ~" liver slaves. The DUKE Oh
hassNe -, who represented King I'D
Connau the Duchess of Connaught
tolloWed. Their elepn"r ,,an Ia ordar
o, I.Oso,,sly caparlsoned. Then, ID orqer
oisesoadsnee came the Nlzam Oh ny
4 pIevasO No Maharajah Of Tr-vanscorIe
Pera pa A. ~ yulng chiefs. 10 In all, their
Pnd oln "nhanta forming q line a quar-
puse ' q mile in length. This glitter
{ry procession started i'o,', %rasoon
LIZA "s station, preceded by drssooh
oaa and artillery. the yiceroys es"
us'N and by heralds and trumpeters'
c"'N .c a was entirely lined by British
phs loa ,,vo troops. From the saluting
NJ nov 10 nosted AT the fort commanding
,bs lahore gate, guns thundereu out s
IVA salute as the viceroy passed WIN
~ heralds and trumpeters sounding at
intervals spirited fanfares. H.
nh Ths eortege passed in front or me
], IA elephants carrying the briliiaht-
y Srsssed retainers OF the ruling
ssisfS The colossal beasts an saluteu
ty trulnpetng and throwing tneir
,%v,nts IN the air. presenting truly
,mnoslnr sight. and afterwards feIl IN
,,nr hsbInd the official procession. Huge
,.v Of onlookers Witnessed the
.oectaele which, II Is asserted. mas
,syer been surpassed in magnihcance
.rsn m this country OF oriental splen-
DOR .os. aha fo,-
,,,sad Tho escort and Immediately pre-
e,ded the viceroy were conspicuous py
10 splendor OF their attire. They were
allowed ny the newly constituted im-
,.rIal cadet corps, comprising 30 ma
hraIahs. The excitement was at re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29
Through Double
Lines ofP0Ece.
Famous Humben Family Perpetrators OF Great Safe
Frauds Arrive in Paris from Nadrd NO DemonStra-
ton at Railway Station--4N Taken to Prison.

Paris, Dec. 29.--The members of the
Humbert family, who were recently ar
rested In Madrid In connection with the
great safe frauds IN this city, arrived
at Orleans railroad station here az 40
O'Clock this morning. There was. no
demonstration, The prisoners were
conducted 10 the Conclergerie prison,
The arrival OF the fugtlyes was de-
void Of sensational incidents, as the
French police had chosen an hour for
their return here when Paris was only
half awake. The crowd at the railroad
station was comparatively small but a
large force Of police and soldiers,
Eounted and on foot, was drawn up In
front OF the station and guarded all the
street approaches In order to prevent
the possibility of a popular demonstra-
ton A number Of chief functionarles
OF the prefecture We're on hand to per-
sonally superintend the prisoners ar
rival.
PRISONERS KEPT SEPARATE.
The men and women Of the Humbert
party were kept separate during the
trip from Madrid to Paris and they were
brought from the train in two separate
parties, The women came first, leaning
on the arms Of officers. Mime Hum
bert was dressed In black and was
yelled but was readily recognized By
her stout figure.
Her young daughter Eva was the
most pathetic looking OF the women
Mime. Humbert was followed by her
sister Marie, who did not show the
brayado she exhibited at Madrid but
was pale and appeared disconsolate.
Frederick Humbert, Nine Humberts
husband, looked completely broken
down. Roman D'Aurignac and his wife
Emile maintained the calm defiant attI-
tude they had shown throughout. NJ.
D'Aurlgnac still wore Spanish beard,
which had served him as a disguise.
The party passed through double lines
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29
Commissioners Herman Resigns.

Washington. Dec. 29-Blnger Her
mann, commissioner OF the general land
ofGc, has resigned and viii be succeed
&C by VIM. A. Richards. now the as
slstant commissioner Of the general
land office. The change will take ef-
feet probably Jan. IS.
Mr.. Hermanns resignation was re-
quested about two weeks ago by the
secretary Of the interior and was im-
mediately presented. Charges have
been preferred against two Of the sub
ordinate officials of the land Office in
volving alleged irregularities and they
have been given a specific time In
which to make answer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29
HOW HE PAID FOR DRINK
ogden Man Pulls Gun on Bartender
Other News Items.
Especial to the "News.")

Ogden. Dec. ED O'Donald was ar
rested last night By the police, and 1t
is more than likely that charge OF
robbery will be lodged against him.
He entered Davenport's saloon on
Twenty-ffth street and ordered a
drink, which was given him. After
molstenlng his epliglottis with the hot
stun he proceeded to take his depar-
ture without going through the formal
ity Of paying for the goods, The bar
tender reminded him Of this apparent
lapse Of memory, when O'Donald
whipped big revolver from his pocket,
and informed the bartender that II he
even limited at such thing as his pay
ing for the drink he would deposit an
ounce or two Of lead In the whisky
sellers frame II Is also claimed that
O'Donald last night tried 10 inducb an
other man 10 help him hold up the
saloon, but the invitation was de-
clned
STATE CLAIM REJECTED.
AT the meeting Of the board Of c0un-
ty commissioners this morning Chair
mar Joseph Stanford rendered his re-
port as special committee to consider
the claim of the state Of Utah against
Weber county for the sum of N.StS,
which resulted from the recent lnvesti-
cation by the state auditor into the
affairs of some Of the county officials.
The report was adverse to allowing
the claim and recommended that II be
turned down. The report was adopted
unanimously by the board and a copy
of the same mailed to state Auditor
Tlngey. II is believed that this action
of the county commissioners will result
I'm the constitutonality Of the law over
which the trouble has arisen being
tested In the courts.
DEATH OF MRS, CHILD.
Martha ], Child, wife of Warren G.
Child, died this morning az the faml'y
residence. 1856 Twenty-sixth street, after
an illness OF four months from stom.,
acb trouble Deceased was Wen
known and highly respected resident OF
ogden and leaves seven children ana
a husband to mourn her death she
was G. years of age. Funeral VIII be
announced later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29
American squadrons Distributed.

Washington, Dec 2s,--The ships Of
the three American squadrons in the
Caribbean, which were distributed at
the various ports In the West Indies
last week for the purpose Of giving the
men shore leave during the Christmas
holidays, have now begun to reassem-
BILE at Culebra for the final maneuvers,
These viii begin Jan ., and will con-
sist Of tactical evolutions, squadron and
fleet drill etc. During these evolutlons,
the three squadrons viii be combined
under the command OF Admiral
Dewey At their conclusion. In
about two weeks, the squad
rons Will separate and return to
their respective stations Rear Admiral
coghlan with division OF the North
Atlantic squadron will remain In West
Indian waters,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29
TYPHOID GERMS.
Lemon Juice WIN Destroy Them Ia
Water,

Chicago, Dec 29,--That lemon Juice
VIII destroy the typhoid fever germs in
water is authorltatiyely announced by
the Chicago health department after
careful experiments extending over the
last three days.
one teaspoonful Of the Juice TO half
a glassful OF water Is known to be a
good combination, and repeated trials
have invariably produced the same re-
sult-eyery germ was killed
This confirms the announcement made
ON Christmas day by DR.. Asa Fergu-
son, London physician to the effect
that lemon juice was deadly Zoe to
typhoid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29
Allowed to Enter La Guayra.

La Guayra, Dec. 29.-The Dutch
steamer Prinz Willem V, from Amster-
dam, arrived here today. After under
going the usual prellminarles she was
allowed to enter and discharge her car
go etc.
The German ship Charlotte has ar
rived here.
The British cruiser Tribune has cap
tured another schooner and sloop,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29
Americans Arrested in London.

London, Dec. 29,-Two Russians,
Pinkevit and Green. claiming TO be
naturalized Americans, have been az.
rested In London, charged with being
In Illegal possession OF a letter OF ere.
dit for $4,000 lost on the continent by
NJ Greenbaum. Some OF NJ. Green
baum's cards were also found on the
men arrested. They bear the address
Hurst club, San Francisco" About
$3.50 of the sum represented by the
letter OF credit remained undrawn.
Greenbaum lost his pocketbook at
Baden Baden June "a. 1t contained 1876
besides the letter OF credit,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29
UTAH SUGAR RUN.
I,ehi Factory Is in N ccs Of Closing
Down.
Special TO the News. y

Lehi Dec. 2s.-The Utah sugar factor,
IA in process Of closing down. The sea
son has been a great one as set forth
IN The Christmas News. and the output
i So7O00o0. The east side Of the fac
tory CLOSED down on Saturday after.
noon when the run ON the white PROD
moi wes completed me run on TINS
ssswn wsll 10 finished this evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29
For The Advancement OF Science.

washington. Dec. 2s-The American
Association for the Advancement Of
Science began its fifiy-second annual
meeting here today. The attendance
was large Presdent-elect DR.. Ira A.
Remsen presided Addresses Of well
come were delivered by Or. Charles
Wolcott. In behalf OF the Washington
Academy OF Science and other scientific
societies; Henry NJ. +. mcfarland. on
behalf OF the District OF Columbia; Da-
via j. Hill. on behalf Of the national
government, and Dr.. Charles W, Need
ham, president Of Columbia university,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29
Engineer Killed In wreck

Roanoke, Va. Dec. pa Norfolk &
Western passenger train, which left
here for Hagerstown. Nd, was wrecked
last night near Greenyille. Engineer
Wesley Bailey OF Roanoke was insiant-
~ killed. None Of the passengers are
hurt. The train was running about 20
miles an hour when II struck a curve,
whsrs M ansis bar had been removed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29
sultan OF MOROCCO RETIREs
Goes to Palace AZ Fez Taking All
His Valuable Artillery.

Tangler, Morocco. Dec. 20,--The sui
tan of Morocco is said to have retired
to the palace at Fez with all his yal-
liable artillery and ammunition. and to
have strongly barricaded himself IN
consequence of threatened attack on
the part OF the rebels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29

on behalf Of the educational Institu-
tions Of Washington.
In replying Prof. Remsen extended
his thanks for the welcome. He said
that this winters meeting was Che first
OF the Kind ever held and that II was In
the nature OF an experiment.
Inquest into Wanstcad Accident.
London, Dec. 29.-The Inquest into
the cause OF the death OF those killed In
the accident on the Grand Trunk road
az Wanstead opened today at Wyo-
ming.
The patients In Victoria hospital an
Tor me most part doing well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29
NO ONE TO BLAME.
Says Corners Jury for Accident on
The Colorado and Southern,

Trinidad, Colo, Dec, 29--'he jury
that held an inquest over the bodies Of
eight men killed In the collision be-
tween freight trains on the Colorado &
Southern railroad last Wednesday
night, today returned a verdict to the
effect that from the evidence produced
1t was unable TO attach blame to any
apa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29

II. Kingsberry's big clothing store &C.
cupied the building next door TO the
thfaier. Thre are a large number OF
vaudeville people living IN the upper
floors OF the front part OF the building,
but Il 10 believed Ill escaped,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29
star rhcater. Atlanta, Burned.

Atlanta. Ca, Dec. 2s--Fire broke out
In the Star theater at 1889 this morn
lns. The entire fire department re-
spondsa 70 0 general alarm. Charts
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-31
s-
EMORY COLLEGE NEWS.
Postponed Relay Race to BE Run
Next NIonday-Other Matters.

Postponed Relay Race to BE Run
Next Monday-Other Matters.
Emory College. Oxford, Ca, Oct. 30.
The annual relay race between the
classes, which was postponed last
Monday on account of Indictment
weather, will be run next Monday,
Nov. 8. The men from each class who
won places in the preliminary contest.
have been in training for about two
weeks, and have acquired considerable
speed. Every indication points to the
most interesting race that has ever
been held at Emory.
The senior class went on its annual
'possum hunt tonight, accompanied by
Profs. f. N. Duncan of the department
of biology, and Frank Clyde Brown,
the physical director of the college.
The custom for the senior class to go
en- masse on hunt of this kind during
their last year at college, was inaugu-
rated by the outgoing seniors last
year, and was a source of great en-
joyment to those who went. The pres
ent senior class had a call meeting in
the college chapel this morning, and it
was then decided to impose a fine Of
81 on any member who did not attend
unless he should submit a laudable ex-
cuse for his absence.