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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21

CORNISH - BANCROFT TOO.
Imposing Array OF Railroad ohlcIa's
BOARD n Special Tor snlient"s rms
norning Railroad News

Vice Presidents ]. Ross Clark and ].
u. Glbbon of the san Pedro, Los An
giles & Salt Lake road have lost no
time In getting down to business in
the matter OF the Oregon short Line
deal After waiting last night for the
arrival OF General Manager Il. II. Wells
at o'clock this morning they board
ed special train at the oregon short
Line depot and proceeded on their tour
of daylight inspection Of the main line
and branches OF the Oregon snort Line
south of salt Lake.
The train was made up Of the private
cars OF General Manager Bancroft ana
General Superintendent Calvin, tDgeth
er with another car. 4 roster OF those
who went down the line is not at this
time forthcoming. Among those who
went however were Vice President
". ID. Cornish. h. II. Hariiman's bust.
ness representative Vice Presid nj and
General Manager w. II. Bancroft Gen.
eral Superintendent II. II. Gavin, ANA
Resident Engineer Ashton Of the ore
gon Short Line.
The san Pedro was represented by D.
Ross Clark. business representative for
senator w. A, Clark, 7. H. Gbbon,
general counsel Cor the rond General
Manager Il. H. Wells, Atty g. o,
Whttemore. Or, Bracken. Engineer H.
NJ. Mccartney and another gentleman.
The train will travel only by daylight
so az 10 permit an inspection of every
foot Of the line. 1t win return to salt
Lake on Thursday, according TO pres
ent arrangement Some members OF
the party. however, win come back ere
that time but those most interested
viii stay with the train until the trip
Is completed.
The trip win include a run down TO
Calienles, also over the Tintlc branch
and an inspection Of the work already
accomplished on the bennington cut
of, which viii be included in the deal.
Prior to their departure the railroad
officials declined TO discuss the object
Of their trip.
Last night Mr.. GibbQn stated how
ever. that he anticipated that he would
have something possibly to give out ere
he left Salt Lake at the end OF M.
week cone thing | can safely say,
he said. "and that is that when the
San Pedro is finally built that II VIII
be an absolutely independent Inc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
CHALLENGE CONSIDERED.
All Members of Committee Have
Signed the Articles.

New York. oct, 2i,--At a meeting of
the challenge committee of the New
York Yacht club the conditions Of the
challenge from the Royal Ulster Yacht
club FOR the proposed races for the
Americas cup next year were consId-
cred Vice Commodore Bourne, ex-
Commodore Il. NJ Brown, Archibald
Rogers, j. Malcom Forbes, VIM. But
Ter Duncan Jro and George a. Cormack
were present The absent members of
the committee were Commodore l.. G.
Ledyard and j. 7. Morgan After the
conditions Of the challenge, which are
the same as those for the races in 1901
with the exception OF the change Of
dates had been carefully considered
they We're signed by all the |nembers
Of the committee present A&C0mmo-
dore Ledyard Is sim IN at'Newport
the papers viii be taken there for him
to sign AS soon as his signature and
that OF J p Morgan re appended to
the doclsnent 1t viii be forwarded to
the ROYAL Ulster Yacht club whore II
will be signed by the representatives Of
that club and then returned 10 the
New York club
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
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Rheumatism
Else No Money is Wanted.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
GERMANS STUDY ENGLISH.
Large Glass Started at l.. D. s. U. Last
Evening.

A class Of German-speaking people
who desire to study English, especially
Tor the purpose Of acquiring good
speaking and reading knowledge Of the
latter tongue, was formed last evening
IN room 3Ol Of the Iatter-day Saints
Business College building. Twenty-slx
students We're enrolled. and Others have
sgulied their intention OF entering.
Mr. A. Bamseyer the teacher, is a
proficient linguist not only In German
ami in English but also In French and
other languages, SO that this class will
enjoy an unusual advantage IN having
"a teacher who understands the several
languages with which the students have
some acquaintance. The class will be
in two grades an elementary and an
advanced which will deal mainly with
conversation and grammar respective
ly but English penmanship and spen-
ing viii also be given. The class meets
on Mondays and Thursdays from 10
D. M. and those who desire the fun
benefits OF the course should enter
early The model textbook, Of German
and English parallels would be help
10 any German who Is not proficient in
the use OF English.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
POLITICAL POINTERS.

Hon. Joseph Howell and Lewis T.
Cannon spoke at Beaver last night,
while Ben =, Rich discussed Republl-
canism at Eureka
Senator Rawlins win speak at smith
field Wednesday Afternoon and at Lo-
gan IN the evening.
c. l.. Rydalch Is booked for an address
al Sunnyside on Saturday,
Messrs. Mcdonald. Collett and Bad
ger win so into rintah county tomor-
row.
D. o. Rldeout recent convert 20
Howell at Marysvale, Piute county, on
Friday night
Senators Kearns and Clark had a
magnificent audience at Manu last
night.
The South Jordan schoolhouse viii
be IN scene OF a Republican rally TO.
morrow night, the speakers being Hon.
G. T.. Allen and Russell G. schulder.
Judge King ana Mai. Young held an
enthusiastic rally at Beaver city last
night Maj. Young spoke at Toquerville
IN the morning.
To politicians the situation In Kane
county Is amusing There are two tick.
cts In the field, bus for local reasons
the candidates are pretty much the
same The question down there seems
to be one Of mon rather than of party
politics
Tomorrow night Hons. Joseph How
IN and George A. Smith will speak at
Fillmore. on the eth Messrs, Howell
and Squrcs appear at Richlield, and on
the eth Mr. Howell and Allen T. SAM
ford win speak at T0oele and Grants
vile.
Republican meetings viii be held to-
night and tomorrow night in nearly all
the counties Of the state speakers be-
Ing announced for BoXelder, Cache,
Carbon Davis, Emery, Grand, Kane,
Beaver san Juan Utah, Pluto Juab,
Willard, Iron and several others,
There was practically nothing doing
al Democratic headquarters today the
party managers being along with Mr.
Bryan.
The Republicans are much enccur-
aged with the present outlook for sue
cess
Idaho politicians OF both parties WIS.,
lting IN this city while publicly declar-
ing that the other side has no show
at All. privately allow that II is going
to be very close fight, and that II Is
up to date anybody's game.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
GENERAL CHURCH NEWS,

President Joseph f, Smith and Bishop
William b. Preston went TO Logan this
morning for the purpose Of attending
special exercises at the Brigham
Young college
Elders Henry p Richards, l.. John
INITIAL. John r. Game Albert Davis
and Samuel w. Woolley, constituting
the executive board of the losepa col
ony In Tooele county have Just return
ed from a trip to that section whittier
they went Friday night for the purpose
Of studying and looking after the inter-
ests of the colony. They found the peo-
pie there In good condition both spirit
ually and temporarily, ana made ar
rangements for the immediate erection
OF new sheds and corrals for the better
care Of the stock. Elder Thomas a.
Waddoups. who has charge OF the col.
ony, has won the hearts Of the people
and Is doing everything he can for
their interests. There are Gj native
Hawaiians in that section.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
MRS. r. B. WHlTTEMOR E SUES
Brings Action for Divorce Against
Her Husband Today.

Kathryn n. Whittemore has filed
suit for divorce In the district court
against Richard p. whittemore, q
prominent real estate and Insurance
man and eX-member Of the city council,
on the ground OF failure TO support
The complaint alleges that the parties
were married In this city on Dec n,
1880 and that for a year past the de-
PENDANT has failed to furnish plaintiff
with the common necessaries OF life
although perfectly able 10 do so. II
Is also alleged that defendant has ac-
quired property during his married life,
valued at 5000. Mrs Whittemors
therefore prays that she be awarded a
divorce and the household furniture.
valued at Sl,50Oi an equitable portion Il
the other property belonging 10 the
defendant; FOR s75 per month as all
mony and for the custody OF their mir
or child.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
Tomorrow Nights Rally.

The rally at the Salt Lake Theater
tomorrow night will be in the nature OF
q reception to Senator c. ID. Clark OF
Wyoming. 1t Is given under the aus
pieces Of the Young Mems Republican
club and will be presided over by Hon.
y p. Critchlow. The speakers of the
evening will be Senator Clark and
Governor Heber NJ. Wells and there
viii be music by the Orpheus club and
Teld's band. The Theater has been az
tsfically decorated with flags, palms,
atc.. and the club is working hard To
make the affair success in every way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
POLLY CARR
WINS AGAIN.
The Races at Boise Are Opened and
IN Horses on the Ground,
OGDEN ANIMAL TAKES $40.
Chester secures second Place Open
Ing Day Of Weeks Meet Gave
Complete Satisfaction.

Boise, oct 2O--The Idaho Intermoun-
tain fair opened today and WIN con-
iinue an this week II promises TO be
It great success. The racing win be
especially good. There are III horses on
the ground today, The card gave COM
plete satisfaction. The summary fol-
lows;
Half-mlle running, two-year-olds.
purse S2O0-~,J. H. Bennett won, queen
Cap second. Bee Rosewater third. Time
--:i0l-5
2iO trot or pace, best two In three
Polly Carr won, Chester second, Time
--2;2iia, 2.2l4. Sadie NJ, Sage Bird and
Chappie WOOdline also ran.
Quarter-mile dash-Rattier won, Joe
Jewett second. Billy Combs third Time
AN
Cowboys race, half-mile dash-snake
River John won, Mark Hanna second,
Magnolia third Time ;i5,
produced two individual winners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
Crazy Man Fires a Revolver in All
Directions and is Arrested,
SHOT ONE MAN IN THE LEG.
Daniel Lindsay His victim feilo"
Taken 20 the station by Police
man Jim Williams

There was much excitement on COM
mercia about o'clock last evening
occasioned by a Wild man ARMED WIN
heavy caliber revolver running amucK
up and down the street yoWng death 70
all swedes, Before he was overpowered
he had succeeded IN shooting d bullet
into the leg Of Daniel Lindsay VINO rec
sides on Richards street II ia qu''e
needless to state that. after the fellow
had made one ulp through the street
he had the highway all 10 himself
Everybody else sought places Of safety
behind doors and down cellars.
The man was finally ovorrowered and
taken to the police station by Ollieer
Williams. lie refused TO give his name
and swore he Was crazy that he had
deerum tremens and that he was nor
responsible for what he did.
The police learned later that the man
had some trouble With number
OF Firms in the New Union bar on Com
mefcnl street, and he threatened TO XIII
every Swede IN the city He LETT the
place and proceeded to Fnllers paW1
shop an Second South andasked 20 soc q
good heavy revolver Selecting one
that suited his fancy he demanded that
Il be loaded When this was done be
grabbed the Gun AID tore towards Com
mercia street. brandlshng The gun and
breathing murder lie went 20 the New
Union bar IN search OF t1e men with
whom he had been quarrcline hut nos
finding them there he rushed out on to-
l., sttn Il tt4
Daniel Lindsay was standing near the
entrance and he grappled with The fell
low and threw hin to the sidewalk. In
The struggle that followed the gun was
fired and LINDSEY reroi ca tie bullet
10 calf OF his leg, Although wound
cd, LII iSay hung go its nnaH dlu, olil-
Ger Jim Williams arrived and took
charge OF him The gun had been
thrown into the street ana some one
ran with It 70 the police station The
crazed man did not offer to resist the
officer but on the way TO the station
kept muttefing that he was crazy, ~
have the snakes and am not responsible
for what | have done, he declared. but
he refused Z, give his name or any M
formation concerning himself. He was
booked on the charge Of assault with a
deadly weapon, and a complaint viii he
drawn up today by the county attorney.
The wounded man was taken 70 the
station where Dr. King dressed the
wound. after which he was taken home
In the patrol wagon
NAME is MARTIN.
II was learned this morning that the
man goes by the name of Martin. He
has steadily refused 10 tell the officers
his name, and II was only found out
this morning through his counsel Atty.
j. NJ. Hamilton, who has been retained
to defend him. The county attorney
has not decided yet what is to be-
done In the way of drawing up a com.
plant
Mr. Lindsay, the wounded man +
suffering greatly with the wound. The
bullet. a 45 caliber, penetrated the cali
OF his right leg. and il is thought that
the ball lodged In his ankle. No at.
tempt has as yet been made 10 extract
he bullet,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
HAL CLAWSON In MEXICO.
The Young Hypnotist is Mining in Far'
or Guerrero.

: HAL Clawson. son Of Dr.. S. II.
Clawson. wsll known In the community
on account of his skin as hypn0tist
writes his ,agents from the far distant
state Of guerrero. Mexico, stating that
he has entered The business of mining
there. and that he Is located IN that
region for an indefinite period lie
saws the district Is the richest mineral
field IN Mexico. and just bout the Wild.
est his camp being inaccessible 10
travel except by burros, and the swol-
len condition of all the rivers rendered
travelling extremely dangerous. Though
his parents write to him regularly. he
tells thnn that months have passed
without any intelligence from home
and TO get his letters sent 90 them an
Indian had 10 be hired 10 swim very
deep stream. He speaks interestingly
of a l-iindd city. which Hes about two
DAYS travel from his camp and adds
that tile natives say II measures miles
In extent
He Is IN tho very peaks Of tn range,
from which he Says The mountains sur.
rounding the lily of Mexico can be
seer on one sic and the clear waters
~ the Pacific ocean on the other. some
of the figures be gives OF mining values
there are almost breaihtaking H.
GAYS the tops of the mountains are al
most covered with cold, the ore running
form three 10 sever ounces To ihe ION.
One shipment he speaks OF as going a
1851 ounces silver to the Ton. ana
over 100 ounces gold. He SAYS 'that
so,,n6s steep but | copied the figures
from an assay sheet The value OF
ton of The ere. In Mexican money IS
81. 06l 93. He Is so strongly impressed
with the money 10 be made there that
ha asks his father to consider the ot.
rapizlng of local company with 81 GOO
or 81 600 capital. to secure mining claims
there. He calls Il the chance OF me-
time.
HAL says he Is now ENGAGED In get
s,po nm MINING machinery t. Teotencc
having a number Of natives working un-
der him, Prof Neven. a noted seient-
fst. who Is located IN that country mar
rates many Interesting things 10 him
regarding the natives.
He saws they are a branch OF the an
cIent Aztecs, and that they SPEAK a
Language OF their own mixed up win
come euanlsh. though one sneakine
a,,re cnsnish would find Il impossible
n make himself understood amons
,hsm The people are 81 the most SUI
. ,ors,itio,s kind. and their WORSHIP II
, confined TO the sun. They are weak
nhvslcally. and much inclined 10 excess
siye INDULGENCE In stron" drink. Thel
carry rifles and manufacture their own
! bullets and powder.
he speaks interestingly 81 the holi-
/, DAY time when the natives observe
fcast. and the whole country INDUCES
! IN a PROLONGED drv-k. 40 such times
+ the few white people who never go
. wi,Ceni their arms. rake unusual care
, that their pistols are within easy reach
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21

iIr tells Of two or three thrilling adven
tucs ne had had with natives IN the
course Of which he had been compelled
TO use his pistol TO defend himself. He
says the climate agrees with him won.
4 rully. ana he was never IN better
health although yearnIng for news
from homo. as until the high water
season passes he Is practically shut
on from an communication with the
outside wotli.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
LOCAL EVENTS
VARSITY GETTING READY.
Aggies Of Colorado VIII he Here
Next saturday.

The University team Is making prep
arations for their struggle next Satur-
day with the Aggies Of Colorado and
Judging from the reports coming from
Denver and other Colorado towns, the
locals will have their hands fun N hold
ing their own against the visiting team.
The Colorado Aggies started out to
capture the state championship and IL
certainly looks as though they viii
land somewhere up near the top when
the season comes to an end. The team
plays here Saturday and viii then 90 on
to Logan to play tho Utah Aggles.
Yesterday afternoon Benny Roberts,
the crack half back Of the local Var
sity team. reported for work and will
remain with the eleven permanently.
Coach Holmes says he will play Bur
mester at end az the showing he made
IN last Saturdays game entities him
10 q position on the team. II may he
taken that he win he with the team in
an It's coming battles. The boys are
out for practice every day and are
rounding into perfect form.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
SALT LAKERs QuARANTiNED'
Frank Groesbcck and w. c. Howe
Are Held Up IN New YORK.

Crank Groesbeck, assistant city tick
ct agent for the Rio Grande, ana W; e
Howe. the ticket agent at the no
Grande depot from all accounts have
experienced lots Of grief since they lett
salt Lake on the FIRST of the month on
vacation TO the east II appears th1t
me two Young men, with the laudabia
desire to gather an the Information OBJ
tainable regarding the steamship busi-
ness. went down to Castle Gardens IN
New York to see things for themselves.
AT the time Of their visit the emigrants
from the White Star liner Cymrlc were
coming ashore and during the process
they rubbed shoulders with the salt
Lakers From some cause or other tue
steerage passengers were subsequently,
auarantlned and Groesbeck and Howe
were Included In the edict II all goes
wen the boys viii return 10 SAT- Lake
the end OF the month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
New Ticket Tor murray,

Dissatisfaction over the personnel OF
Tue Non-Partsan ticket was the cause
OF new ticket. the Citizens, being
launched at Murray last night I'll.
Ticket named Is as follows
Mayor--C. l.. Miller,
Clerk-M. a. Willumsen
Treasurer--A. Townsend.
Justice Of the Peace--Charles Holm.
Marshal-Joe Smith
City Council-H. Sanders, T.. Erlcf-
son, h. Cahoon, f, a. Beatty, \. l.
White
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
QUlNN'S BAD FALL.
Bingham Man 'Gumbles Twenty Feet
From Telephone Pole.

Bingham. oct A-F. w. Quinn. OF
this city, and brother to Barney Quinn,
candidate for legislative honors from
salt Lake county met with a bad accl-
dent here this morning while working
on an electric light pole, From some
yet TO be explained cause Mr.. Quinn
when within I'VE feet of the top lost his
hold and fell crashing to the ground, a
distance Of 20 feet lie was promptly
picked up by some men who witnessed
the accident and carried 90 his office.
Mr., quinn was IN a semi-dazed state
ana to all appearance badly hurt At
this time two doctors are working on
him to the endeayor 90 locate broken
bones or other injuries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
WANT TURF FAME.


New York, oct international
fame on the turf will now be sought il
is stated by Mrs. Harry Payne Whit
ney and Mrs Herman II Duryea. Hay
ing won honors here with Alsono, they
are said to have decided 10 ship the
colt and several yearlings to England
this fan. Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Dur
yea race under the name Of Mr. Ross
Lon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
A RECORD BREAKER.
Passenger Returns for the u. G. W.
This Year Break Previous Figures.

The passenger department Of the Rio
Grande Western has turned in It's re-
port Of business done TO date this year
To Asst. Gen Trsf Mgr $ II. Babcock
and the result is that very natterlng
array OF figures is encountered. In
short the passenger business, both
through and local. this year has sur
passed all previous years In point Of
numbers Even the conference bugi-
ness at the commencement OF this
month is IS per cent heavier than last
year Taken all around Mr. Babcock
and Gen, AT Benton Of the passenger
department are to be congratulated up
ON the snlendid showing made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
PENSIONS FOR UTAHANS.
Especial to the News. y

Washington, d. c.. Oct, Extensions
granted: Utah-Original: James H..
Collins, war with Spain, Salt Lake, Sl2;
increase, Eugene H. Cunning. Salt
/ AXE. 81. widows Julie f., Williams,
salt Lake. IS; Martha T.. Duncan. SAT-
Lake. 49,
Idaho-Orlginal Stephen Badge
Mes Percos, So: increase, Samuel john
son, Grangeyllle, 81,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
DIED.

20, 1902 at II p. m, Agnes
Watson Burt. wife Of Alexander Burt.
and daughter Of Robert and Mary
Cowan Watson, at her late residence
in the Sixth ward, of heart disease;
born April 3, 1870, at Newarthil, Lam
AYRSHIRE, Scotland.
Funeral services viii be held at the
Sixth ward westinghouse or Thursday
Oct 90, at o'clock p, m. Friends are
invited to attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21

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