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Preparations on This side.

, washington, Jan, l7-Wm. Wallace
yoWhey a member Of the firm building
emperor Williams yacht called nt INC
WINE House today and after discuss.
ing with President Roosevelt the de.
lalls OF the approaching launching
went TO the state department and
lalked over details Of the program With
assistant Secretary hin Admiral
Evans and Admiral CroWinshleld n
was decided that the launch shall oc.
cur az 1880 n M February %. The
president expressed the moH lively
satisfaction at the decision OF the Ger.
man emperor 10 send his brother
Prince Henry as his personal represen.
tatlVe at the ceremony and has entered
with great interest into the details of
the arrangements for the reception OF
the prince and for the launch
Two plans are under consideration
for the transportation Of the Press
dental party to Shooters island where
the yacht Is building one Is TO have
the President meet Prince Henry at the
battery In New York, where the party
viii board a United States government
vessel and proceed down the bay 10 the
island nine miles distant Another Is
TO have the Presidents car 20 over the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad as far as
Newark bay where II will be switched
on TO the long trestle and the party em-
barked on one Of the ship building firms
boats The ship yard is only three-
quarters Of a mile distant from this
trestle
Rear Admiral Evans has been deslg-
mated as a special attendant upon the
prince besides being IN charge OF the
naval demonstration Re has arranged
to have the escortlng squadron under
his command meet the North German
Lloyd steamer Kron Prinz Wilhelm at
Tompkinsville at which point the
prince win be transferred to the Hoo
henzolern and the naval procession WIN
steam up the bay
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DIR. Krause on Trial.

London, Jan, 1.-THE trial Of DR..
krause, the former governor Of johann
nesburg. on the charge Of melting Cor
nelius Broecksman the public prosecu-
tor Of Johannesburg, to murder John
Douglas Foster an English lawyer.
who was on the staff Of Lord Roberts
opened at the Old Bailey today II
the prisoner and his friends had been
suspected Of design TO explode dyna-
mite In the court the precautions
against the admission Of unauthorized
persons could not have been more
stringent. Every one was closely scru-
tinted and compelled TO produce a card
OF admission.
The prisoner pleaded not guilty and
the solicitor general. Sir Edward Henry
Carson, proceeded TO detail the facts
already testified to In the police court.
Broecksman, whom DR.. Krause is al
legged to have melted to the murder OF
Foster, was executed by the British in
South Africa.
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Reverend Divine Imprisoned.

Detroit. Ian. l7.--Judge Swan OF the
United States district court today SEN
fenced Rev. @, f. B, Howard, who had
previously pleaded guilty to using the
malls TO obtain money under false pre-
lenses at Horton, Mich, to two and
half years In the Detroit house OF cor
rectlon, Howard who is well known
throughout the country. was arrested
by United States marshal In Column
bus, Ohio, several months ago as he
left the Ohio penltentiary after serving
a nine-year sentence, and brought here.
He made an eloquent and pathetic plea
for mercy but Judge Swan, although
he was much affected by II, said that
sentence must be imposed,
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EXPOSITION HAS BEEN POSTPONED
Big Fair at St. Louis will be Held in 1904 Instead Of 1908 as
Was Originally Intended.

Washington. Jan, 1.-THE Louisiana
Purchase exposition. which was TO have
been held at st. Louis in 1903, viii not
take place until 1904 This fact was
practically conceded by Ex-Governor
Francis. president Of the exposition
company, and Adolpd Busch, the hnan-
cial agent of the company at the White
House today. Since arriving here and
comforting with the foreign representa-
tives Governor Francis aud MI Busch
have come to the conclusion that un-
less the exposition IL postponed for g
year the exposition VIII not be able TO
SECURE the elaborate foreign exhibits
which are desired. They find Tor in
stance, that a great Japanese fair is TO
be given under government auspices In
1903 and If the exposition Is postponed
until 1904 everything Of interest eXhib-
tied there can be brought % 81. Louis
the following year. II g. the desire Of
the exposition management that the
foreign exhibits especially shall be very
complete,
In 1903 we can make the exposition
as great as any ever given" said Gov
ernor Francis. but u We postpone a
year later 1t will surpass anything IN
the exposition line ever attempted. We
can De ready I'm 1908, but Il is dues-
tionable whether we can secure what
we want from abroad by that time
In order to interest foreign govern
ments Il is the desire Of the exposition
management that the foreign agents OF
the exposition be appointed and ac-
credited BY The state department, and
steps are being taken 10 that end now
Yesterday Governor Francis and Mr.
Busch extended an invitation through
the German embassy TO Prince Henry
to visit ST. Louis during HIS stay In
this country. but no reply had been re-
ceived.
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Embezzled $4,000,

Chicago, Jan. lI-Wm. II. Howard,
who was arrested yesterday In Dem
yer at the request of the Chicago police
department. was formerly western
manager for the Clinton Wire Cloth
company, Of Boston, with offices at
237 Lake street. The charge against
Howard is larceny Of $4,000 Of the com
pany's money Howard was well
known in Chicago and made his home
In the aristocratic quarter In Washing
ton boulevard Recently, 1t IL alleged,
he disappeared from Chicago and an
investigation Of the accounts started
by attorneys Of the First National
bank, where the company's money was
deposited, revealed an alleged shortage
OF Si5CO. Detective Sergeant Thomas
Howard was sent 10 Denver today 10
bring the prisoner back to this city.
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VIII Gall ENtra Session.

Denver, Colo, Jan. i1.--Goyernor
Orman announced today tina the would
Issue a call tomorrow or on Sunday
for an extra session Of the legislature
to consider the following measures
The revenue bill, which must be re-
passed IN a form that VIII resist the at
tucks OF the corporations
The creation Of one or more commits
slons with power to control and reg
ula!e corporations, especially the rail-
roads.
The re-enaotment OF the employers
liability bill with provisions for pre-
serving Il from thieves until II can
reach the governors office.
The financing Of the Gunnison tunnel
and canal for irrigatIng purposes.
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Murderous Attack.

Trinidad, Colo, Jan. l7--At 2 O'clock
this morning two shots were fred
through the window of the bedroom Of
superintendent Deck Of the starkvllle
coal mine at Starkyllle, Neither hit
him, and he rushed out but could see
nothing He says he could hear the
would-bemurderers running away, II
Is mystery who prompted the attack
upon the life Of Mr. Deck He Is very
popular In Starkylle and adjinlng min
Ing camps
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Investigate Metrlc srs,em.

Washington, Jan. l7.--Representative
Southland OF Ohio, chairman of the
House coinage committee, Is about to
send invitations to number OF the
chief manufacturers, merchants and
others engaged In mercantile pursuits
TO appear before the coinage committee
on February c. concerning the bill for
the adoption OF the metric system Of
weights and measures Heretofore
congress has secured the Views OF sci
entifc men on this subject, but Mr.
Southland holds that such change In
the entire system OF weights and
measures is practical question on
which the large business interests
should be heard. Among those TO be
invited are Vice President w. NJ Nc
Farland OF the Westinghouse Electric
company; Superintendent Nauclain OF
Baldwin Locomotive works; the cleo
trloal experts OF several large concerns
and the officers OF a number Of large
wooden and textile industries.
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detention hospital. examined the pa
tent In question; said he was more
convinced than ever that the man did
not have smallpox, and drove back to
the city. He then dispatched Sanitary
Inspector Al Powers 10 the Office of
Or. Condor TO tell the latter that IL was
the order Of the mayor that the alleged
smallpox patient be dismissed from the
hospital.
Dr. Condor replied that he would do
no such thing This afternoon he went
cut TO the hospital and made another
careful examination Of the patient, He
hays that this last investigation more
than confirmed his judgment and de-
clared unequivocally that the man had
smallpox. He then charged the nurse
and the cook To remain at their post
until he released them.
DR. Condor made a statement this
afternoon 10 the effect that he had al
ways endeavored to be conscientious
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physician both as private practitioner
ana as public Official and that 30 help
nm God he would do all IN his power
10 protect the health Of the people
OF Ogden, and that believing the pa
tlent to be suffering from smallpox
he would not release him until he was
Well' ana, he added, anyone who essays
to release him VIII do 1t on his own
responsibilities.
Mayor Glasmann declares that he
Knows the man had not smallpox and
he VIII not permit the city to pay a
heavy expense for the care Of a well
man u am going to look up the law
raid he, and see who has more au-
thorlty IN this city the mayor or the
city physIcIann
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ST. Louis Jan, Il The dispatch from
Washington quoting President Francis
as intimating that the Louisiana Pur-
chase exposition. scheduled for 1903,
might not be held until 1904, was a
great surprise at Worlds fair head
quarters here.
Vice President Corwln II. Spencer. Of
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition,
company when shown the dispatch.
said
Il have received a dispatch from
President Francis saying:
81 have not talked Of postponement
nor admitted II at an,
REITERATE STATEMENT.
Washington. Jan. lex Gov. Fran
els. president OF the ST. Louis Purchase
exposition, and Adolph Busch, chair
man of the committee on foreign rela-
lions OF the exposition. this afternoon
admitted 20 a representative OF the AS
Isolated Press that they had made
statements at the White House this
forenoon regarding the date Of the
opening OF the exposition which could
De construed as showing that a delay
was contemplated They are sorry that
any mlsapprehenslon over this guess
ton exists. Mr. Busch gave out the
following statement:
~ the foreign powers In order to
participate here IN a dignifed manner
with their exhibits desire a postpone
ment until 1895 such apostponemeut win
be taken into favorable consideration.
We claimed originally that the So.
Louis exposition shall be one Of the
grandest ever held that II shall eX-
eel all others, In order 20 do that we
must have a worlds exposition and
the world must participate and Il II
appears that more time Is needed by
the foreign governments II Is perfectly
In order TO postpone the fair II neces
sary."
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EN- HAYWOOD FOR U. S. MARSHAL
Known Salt Lake Stockman Decided Upon Today as a
Successor TO Glen MiIler-HeywoOd in Washington,
Miller in Logan.

Associated Press dispatch re-
~ Iale this afternoon announces
'ecIson Of President Roosevelt APP
uns Ben Haywood, Of this city, as
~ states marshal to succeed Glen
W the present incumbent of that
4 IA AFTER the receipt Of the dispatch
q were numerous Inquiries con-
tug 'ne report az well as to the
'eaOouts Of Mr.. Haywood. II
''p'red according to a statement
=" 'he Wey hotel where Mr. Hey
\. makes his home, that he was now
washington. Marshal Glen Miller is
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Outlaws Escaped.

oklahoma CITY O. r. Jan. 1.-THE
outlaws who killed the sheriff Of Cad
do county and his deputy, who were
believed last night 20 be surrounded BY
posse twenty miles south OF Ana
darko are thought 10 have made their
escape under cover of darkness. No
trace OF them could be found at day
llght The outlaws. Il Is now believ-
ed belong TO the old Miller gang,
whose haunts are IN the breaks Of Lit
.le river
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Expensive Analysts.

New York, Jan. ia jury In the
supreme court has rendered a verdict
for s6.6S9 in favor OF Prof Rudolph
Whitthaus who had sued the city 10
recover $61SO for services rendered by
him IN making q chemical analysis on
portions OF the remains Of Henry Bar
nett, whose death figured in The lndict-
ment and trial OF Roland +. Mollneux
The verdict rendered included Sij9,65
interest on the amount sued for.
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POST IS TO Be ENLARGED.
Captain ~. u. wells IL Also TO be
Transferred 20 this station,
Replacing Capt. Hatch,
Special to the News. .

Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Kearns
called on the secretary OF war and re-
ceiyed assurances that Fort Douglas
would be improved. This will be good
reNs to the citizens Of Utah for the en-
largement Of this post to accommodate
a regiment will b. Of untold benefit to
The state. lie has $50 secured the con-
sent OF the secretary Of War TO the
transfer of Captain b. H. Wells, broth
er Of Governor Wells now stationed at
Fort sheridan, Ills, to Fort Douglas,
in place of Captain Hatch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17
Poles Boycott Germany.

st, Petersburg, Jan, 1.-THE Polish
boycott of German goods is spreading.
The association of agricultural and CO.
operative societies, covering several
provinces around wilma, has passed a
resolution not to purchase any more
German products, Many firms which
hitherto had always handled German
agricultural machinery and implements
are now exclusively ordering impe-
ments and machinery Of American
manufacture
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17
Anti.Policy Arrests.

New York, Jan. Embellishments have
been voted against Al Adams and the
l6 men who were arrested with him
some weeks ago In the raids made by
the antl-policy society and the society
for the suppression Of crime on certain
alleged policy rooms An Indictment
was also found against Adolph j. Jant-
zen, who, Il is said. was the superln-
tendent OF Adams policy business In
dlctments OF similar purport were
found against the fifteen other men.
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Explosive In Mail.

Knoxville. Tenn. Jan. III w. Mar
tin. a postofiice clerk was injured by
the explosion Of a package Of powder
nitro-gycerlne or an Internal machln,
He was stamping letters and packages
and package addressed to q hardware
house here exploded when struck with
the stamp. Examination revealed on II
the name OF a New York smokeless
powder concern The interior OF the
Parcel showed tin box Ia which the
explosive had been packed. The local
hardware firm disclaimed having or
dared such a package or having been
nciIded of its shipment. The postal
authorities have begun an lnvestiga-
tion. Arrests may follow.
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Council BUNS, loya, Jan. l1,-Geo.
T Smith, father Of Congressman smith
Of this city, was found dead early to-
day IN his room at the ogden hotel
He is supposed 10 have been accldeh'
tally suiiocaled by gas. half-open fix
ture bAinS found IN the room Ne was
"a years Of age and leaves two sons
and daughter. He was building cob
tractor In mis- city for many years, but
has lived IN retirement for some time.
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|AYOR GLASMANN'S DIAGNOSIS.
VISITS The Isolation Hospital Examines Suspected Small
pOI Patient and Then Orders Him Turned Loose
DR.. Condor VeOes the Mandate.


Especial to the "News"l
sen Jan liza controversy is on
|",10 Mayor Glasmann and city
',al london that is likely to de-
r.. 'l'o quite picturesque battle
~ " is ended The trouble arises
'ls case Of on inmate al the OF.
9''''oh hospital Dr. Condor sent
|,' mih 'hele last Saturday. having
|, , " after a careful examination
'D' man had smallpox. Mayor
b.. ~apa protests that the stranger
and INV Nv nor nor ever has had the dis.
civ 1 , ne does not propose 10 have
h On pay heavy expenses for ise
Eot ty q man Who he Gays n well w =,
b a sn ! what the mayors % meter ~
day o = medical expert are. bur e ves.
AFTERNOON he drove Out to ' M,
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Is Not Gambling,

Kansas City Mo. Jan l7,-Police
Judge Brumback, in q written decision
today held that the running Of a pool
room where bets are taken on foreign
Horse races is not In violation of the
city ordinance against gambling The
decision was rendered in the case Of
Charles Oldham, who was arrested for
conducting a pool room and accepting
lets on Louisville and other eastern
races. He was discharged
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4 ..,,vas room at the police
" u D...,ly resembles commlssary
\ ~ ., 1,,'''1 The condition Of the room %r
I. T result Of a haul made BY D De- e,
''s oAoots and officer Gillespie las'
~, "a a haul that ranks among ,n'
Ill., l,.., IN The history Of the police De-
ot iris city, Three men are
', 'as,od the bars in the city jan
4 mi ',Ii be tried on several charges o.
y" ana housebreaking Thelr
AZ .. r parker, Jim Trip ana
|, r,soke. The latter "a the man
4 ~, arrested Wednesday Tor
4 a,rsst Of these men and the re-
II, q the goods stolen clears up the
H. of many burglarles wh"''
4 o.c,red in various parts OF the
4 + explains what became Of 81 a
4 !, ,n,nks that mysterlously DIS
d rom a residence on Center
4. I'M ne loss Of a valuable lap rope rope.
a unaware and a thousand other
,.,aov afternoon the officers got
4 ,Saf two suspicious characters
4 nyins in a house on state street
4 .,,ce Il lOi4 state street and Is q
two story brick house. Last
M the officers went quietly 10 the
4. bnt found no one there. Then u
=, ,srped that officer Gillespie should
M Al the place while Sheets came
{,wn to look for the men. While
Ras gone for that purpose, Parker
4 Tripp put in an appearance ana
momptly collared by the blue
\ Ihey were taken entirely by sur
4 md began to protest their inno-
n and claimed they purchased the
~ rom other parties. The officer
A me men until Sheets returned
Hmm they continued their search,
aIespIe had slipped handouts on his
Ipnes but now he removed them
the men we're placed In the chicken
4 While the officers captured a num-
In fowls that were running about,
la NE Intention OF the officers to
N Inc men lie the chickens up for
4 but no sooner had they thrust
Itenows into the COOP than Parker
III through a small hole and ran
krds the house
\ was running In the direction OF
b. Gillespie In the house was a
y No. S shotgun and this the fellow
iot But for the prompt action
llesple a tragedy would surely
" occurred. AS the fellow made a
TOT the gun Gillespie struck him
Navy blow on the head With his
revolver and the man went down
" than II he had been hit by Jim
es, Had Gillespie been ten seconds
III tine someone, the officers say,
y D have been Killed.
Ihen Is no doubt the man intended
u one Of u.s. said Detective
BE- today He meant business and
Hr'es that for a moment was
~ nervous, but Gillespie soaked
jast In time"
p men we're then loaded upon the
h wagon which was waiting In
81 Of Driver Marcena Cannon, and
|ofceS and their prisoners were
|kly taken to the police station.
lfn began the work Of removing the
n goods to the police station and
ps no light task, The patrol wagon
pressed into service and II required
trips last night and two more to-
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TO participate IN the Klel reeattas be.
ginning june 20, Prince Henry wlll al.
80 ask the President TO permit the
United States Mediterranean squadron
10 be present at Kiel during Tie ne.
satta week 30 that American seanen
nay participate In the barge races.
frlhee Henry bears a valuable present
rom Emperor William TO Miss Roose.
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Want Receiver.

Albany Ga, Jan, l7--An application
for a temporary receiver has been fled
by the directors Of the Commercial
bank Of Albany, The bank did not open
for business today, and a posted notice
stated that the bank had suspended
payment pending the action Of the state
authorities The liabilities OF the bank
are estimated at $4,000. with assets OF
Slal 900 on the bills receivable and real
estate.
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Officers of Chantanana.

Buffalo n. Y, Jan 1.-THE board Of
trustees OF the Chautauqua assembly
has elected the following officers to
serve during the ensuing year. chan
cellor bishop John II Vincent, Zurich,
sw,t2eflGnd. superintendent OF instruc-
tion. Geo. +. Vincent. OF Chicago,
chairman Of executive board. J, c Ne
vile. Chicago; treasurer Warren r.
WaIwofth. Cleveland; secretary Ira NJ.
Miller Akron. Ohio: trustee TO fill the
vacancy created by the death Of the
Hon. clement stulebaker, NJ V. Bel
ger. Mlshayaka, Indiana.
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600 KILLED IN EARTHQUAKE
Sensational Report Of Loss Of Life Comes from
the Republic Of Mexico,
shock was Felt In Many cities and
Towns, but in Most Places small
Damage Resulted,

Laredo, Texas, Jan. ia telegram
from the City Of Mexico says tele-
gram has reached that city announcing
that the city OF Chilpaning IN the state
of Guerrero, suffered severely from yes
terday's earthquake shock, and that 600
people were Killed. No details,
The shock OF the earthquake last eve-
ming was felt In many cities ana towns
of the republic, In the City Of Mexico
The first movement was one Of treplda-
ton and was very sharp. II was fol-
lowed by a genter osclllatory move
ment north, northeast to south, SOUTH
west the duration being So seconds, Be-
yond few cracks in buildings no dam
age was done In Mexico City.
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also out OF the city today being in
Logan on business.
For more than year past there has
been considerable talk about Mr.. Hey
wood securing the plum that has at
last fallen into his basket. He is well
known in Utah where he was born
about forty-five years ago. He has
followed the occupation Of a stockman
most Of his life. He doubtless owes his
appointment 20 Senator Kearns,
Washington, Jan 1.-THE President
and Attorney General Knox today de-
cided upon the appointment OF H. y
Crum as marshal OF. Kansas, and b. b.
Haywood as marshal Of Utah.
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S25o.oOO for Big SHOW.

Des Moines, Iowa, Jan. l7.-At a
meeting of the Iowa Louisiana Pur-
chase commission held In this city to-
cay, II was decided to ask the legisla-
ture for an appropriation Of s25O,OO0 for
the st. Louis exposition, But three
cut OF twenty-four members favored
less amount. Much enthusiasm was
manifested.
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Wreck on Michigan.

Detroit Mich, Jan. IA dispatch
to the Journal from Ludington Mich
says the Pere Marquette steamer No
3, Is ON the beach there. a seyenty-five
mile an hour gale Is blowing
General Agent George c. Conn. OF
the Pere Marquette Railroad company