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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
NORTHERN PACIFIC
MERGER HEARING
nav Taken Up With prest' }. J.
HIPS Testimony
TRAyERSED OLD GROUND
.i circular Letter BrouebtO OUT
-wssin Answer to inquiries
From shareholders

mani Mimi, oct 20-The ad-
~ hearing Of the government suit
,o,nst the so-called railway merger
"s"'' .,od 10 order by Special Examin-
"'' ngetson at the circuit court IN
g,,. city today and the entire day
U"' ,'.r 10 the direct testimony of
p u J. j. Hin for the defendants,
denomination having just be-
y, when the court adjourned for the
s soy Mr. HIS went over much OF the
VIZ - previously covered by him in
~. testimony before the interstate
mmerce commission in other suits
liz IN thls but today he brought
-, more fully that the exchange II
U o,, Northern stock for that OF the
v,,D.,hern Securities company was the
Ng9iniSnal act of the individual share
nDiIors and dwelt at length on his
h '4,"r,opt that the whole purpose Of
s ..l 'arganigation Of the Northern Sc
wv .,Ses company was for the protec-
Vu'f great commerce with the
u g"r, which the Northern lines hal
o,m TO develop in competition with
,so Transportation companies Of the
N TSe circular Of the Northern Securl-
M. ~ company to shareholders, offering
.Mpa,chanqo stock, had heretofore been
'Iocsd IN evidence. but today the a.
,,r,eys through Mr. Hill brought in
na,sonal circular letter sent by him
:, p numerous Great Northern share
soiS S in answer to inquiries, telling
.s.m ,bat any action Of theirs in eX-
Hanging their stock must be their
G,lr avn Individual action ana
r@ 10 be influenced by him,
NJ Mn VIII be again on the stand
,anorrow morning and viii be fol
%~S nv COL W. +, Clough. Frederick
Wsber6ouser and other defendants OF
i,ec,ors of the defendant companies
solcilors J. X. Richards and w \
nav attorneys for the interstate com.
,syss commission. and j. NJ. Beck rep
scented the government, while former
,torney General Briggs, David VIII
soy N New York George b. Young, {.
" Bum and NJ, d. Grover of St Paul
snreared for the defense.
IN New York hearing substantially
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
PARLIAMENTARY COMEDY.
Member of the Rcicbstag Asks Won
Buelow To End II,

Berlin, Oct, 2O--During today's de-
bate in the rechstag on the new tariff
bill sensation was caused by Dr.
Sattler, National Liberal calling on
Chancellor Won Buelow to dissolve the
house and thus end the comedy The
impression caused by the delegates
speech was all the greater because prior
TO the opening Of the sitting II was ru-
moved that the government intended
to dissolve the reichstag II the first
paragraph OF the bin was defeated
The reichstag viii begin voting to.
morrow on the amendments to para
graph OF the grain duties, The So.
cahsts have offered certain PROPOSE
Il MS, the determination Of which may
be o delay the vote on the main ques-
ton mtll Wednesday, but the defeat
of the government by a large majority
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
SUPPOSED VICTIM REAppEARs,
Man Said 20 Have Been Murdered
Comes into Court,

Knoxville, Tenn, Oct. 2O.--Just as the
case of Clarence Peake, charged with
the murder of Silas Hulin at Clinton
Tenn, was about to be called In the
supreme court here today, u man en-
tered Che courtroom unannounccd and,
addressing Chief Justice Beard. said
II am Slas Hulin who was not killed
by Clarence Peake.'
Peake. who is the son Of a proml-
nent family, had been sentenced in a
lower court to ten years in the peni-
Tertiary and is now in the insane say
hun here. raving maniac, as a result
Of his tluubles
Hulin declares that Peake shot an
other. whose name Is now unknown,
and that he CHulin) escaped on the
first train and went TO Colorado. from
which state he came back here to
prove that he was not dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
Soldier Attempts His Life.

Miles City, oct, 2O.--The report that
Corp Elliott Of the Thirteenth cavalry,
stationed at r. Keogh, had Killed him
self, has turned out to be false. Elliott
placed the barrel of the revolver in his
mouth, but in pulling the trigger he
spoiled his aim His face was badly
burned and the ball grazed the skin
over over the left eye The surgeon
thought the bullet had lodged in his
head, but an examination failed 10 re-
veal any puncture IN any of the men,
branes. The bullet was finally located
In the ceiling The man was not hut
seriously, His application for a dis-
charge had just been returned to him,
which is said to be the reason for the
attempt on his life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
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There be books and books" some
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others Instructive. The average man
is so busly engaged in the labor Of
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and less inclina ton for books which In
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either he gives no heed TO Natures
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There Is probably no complaint upon
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21

plants were referred TO Gov Taft His
reply has now been received at the
war department
Gov Taft says that in the very ma.
ture II things the teachers had TO en-
ter upon duties which were largely OF
a missionary character and hardship
were certain TO be the portion Of some
j WAS impossible to make all assign
ments equal. but as the facts became
known efforts would be made to equal.
lie the duties Of teachers so that an
would share in the pleasant duties MS
well as the arduous work. Gov. Taft
said that no one could foretell the drou
IN silver and everybody in the island
had suffered Steps had been taken
however, to remedy this condition
Gov. Taft says that the completion Of
the boats that have been building for
the lnsuar government will provide a
better system of supplies from the com.
missary department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
MONEY for Relicr OF Boers.

Berlin, oct. 2O.--Gen. Dewet spoke IN
his nightshirt at o'clock Sunday
morning at the Honoyer station 10
crowd Of 1000 persons, who almost
stormed the train. The general leaned
ont OF window as he addressed the
assemblage, recounting the warmth OF
the Beers reception in Berlin and the
liberalty OF the Germans
The generals collected a total Of
So 800 here. They undertook TO give
autographs receipts to every contrib
utor Of Sl.25, and had to spend several
hours daily signing receipts, Gen. De
wet said that If the thing kept up
his right arm would be in a sling as the
result Of writer's paralysis. Envelopes
containing money were thrown into the
Boer carriages when they were out
driving
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
PHILIPPINE SCHOOL TEACHERS
Gov. Taft Tells why They Have 20
Suffer Hard ships.

Washington Oct. 2O.-some time ago
complaints were made by school teach
ers In the Philippines about the hard
ships which they endured. 1t was as
serted taat good places were given to
a few teachers and bad places to others.
Complaint also was made that the
condition Of the currency caused a loss
to the teachers and that the commits.
sary supplies Of the insular administra.
ton We're not good. All these com.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
JIM YOUNGER's BODY.
May Rest in Family Lot, May be
Cremated.

st. Paul MINI, Oct 2O--The dlsposi-
ton to be made Of Jim Younger's body
has not yet been determined, The body
has been embalmed and viii be kept
here untll Mrs. Ella Rollins Of Dallas
Tex, sister Of the Younger brothers
can be heard from. When alive
Younger frequently expressed the wish
that his body be cremated when he
died. This plan will be carried out
The body may be cremated here or
taken to Kansas City before cremation.
I The parents of the Youngers and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
Democrat Sure 10 be Elected.

Boston, Oct 2O.--Joseph A. Dennison,
one of the three Democratic candidates
In the Ninth Congressional district,
withdrew from the contest today. leay-
ing the contest between Congressman
Joseph A, Coney and John S. Kelliher
Democrats, and Charles r. Witt. Re
publican, By Mr. Dennisons with
drawal the possible loss OF a Demo.
cratic seat in Congress has been pre-
vented, as the district is overwhelm-
ingly Democratic,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21

seems to be certain. The mlnlstry's
defeat will BY no means oblge II TO
resign, but It's reorganization IL not UNI
likely. Count Won Posadowsky-Weh
ner, imperial secretary Of state for
the Interior whose advice IS followed
by the cabinet, may feel that he ought
10 resign or ask 10 be transferred 10
some position outside OF Berlin The
next two days win be anxious time for
the ministry,
Count Won Buelows concern is shown
finance ministers OF Bavaria, SaXony
Wurtemburg and Baden TO speak In
support Of the governments grain du-
ties and against the Agrarlnns demand
The speeches OF these ministers thus
FAR huye been without Visible effect.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
Cuba in Spanish Cortes.

Madrid, oct 20,-In the senate today
Senior Campogrande requested the
government to give out the documents
relating to the recognition Of the Gu
ban government by Spain. as well as
those concerning the statement Of Gu
rs Indebtedness, In order that the
olders OF Cuban securities might know
here they stand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
Emil stein Planned TO Suicide.

Denver. Colo, oct. 2O-Emii Stein,
who was convicted In the West side
criminal court OF the murder OF Mike
Varollan, planned TO commit suicide
last night Stein was out Saturday
morning with gang Of the prisoners
cleaning the corridors of the jail, While
at work he took the cord from one Of
the mops and secretol II under his shirt
The mop rag was not missed by any OF
the officials Of the TAIL. All yesterday
afternoon Stein appeared very nervous
and IL was thought that the fact OF his
conviction was preying on his mind
Last night just after supper, one Of the
guards discovered the end of a rope
sticking from under his jacket The
cord was taken from him and after a
few questions he broke completely down
and confessed that he intended to take
his life during the night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
To Incorporate Labor Unions,

New York. oct FLA bin will be ic-
troduced in the next legislature looking
70 the incorporation Of labor unions
saws a Boston dispatch to the Tribune
The movement is an outgrowth Of the
coal strike.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
Daughters of Ohio Incorporated.

New York, oct 2l.-Artcles incor-
porating the Daughters of Ohio IN New
York have been filed at Albany II IS
proposed to bring together In socifl
'gay the women Of Ohio living in New
York and to that end to establish head
quarters
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
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wuTVY KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.

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other deceased members Of the family.
including Bob Younger, who died in the
state penitentiary are buried in
cemetery near Kansas City. Ultimately
Jim Youngers mortal remains viii an
doubleday rest in the family burial lot.
II Is not likely that Cole Younger will
be allowed to accompany his brothers.
body away from here because of The
law governing his parole. The parole
forbids his leaving the state and he
parole cannot be modified except at a
regular meeting of the board Of par
dons, The board will not meet again
until Nov. s. a special meeting can be
called on 10 days notice, but it is
said the parole cannot be extended to
a pardon, II this course was deired,
at special meeting.
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25f South sixth East, st., Salt Lake
City. Telephone, 736D.
He has constructed more Roller Flour
Mills than any other man In the Rocky
Mountain country. Also improved
more Water Powers than any other
man In the West His estimates are
always correct and satisfactory. lie Ia
also among the very best Informed
men either east or west. as to Salt
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together with steam and belt holsts.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21

Boise, Ida. oct 20..-Miss AK J.
Muller the ahiancee of Jim Younger,
the bandit, who committed suicide in
st. Paul, has been living here quietly
for the past three months. She VIII
start for ST. Paul tomorrow. Today
she sent a dispatch to the authorities
at st. Paul saying
"Jims body Is mine, Must be cree
mated"
She holds he was innocent and suf-
fered TO shield others Now the story
can come out, and the truth viii be
known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-21
EataI Hallway Mreck.

WV WTTTTT WTTI ~ TTTJWT " III u VI VIZ
al Lewis today.
DEAD.
Unidentified man.
Jaspar Howard Of Mart, Tex.
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Mrs Mary Ellison Georgetown
G. Fitzpatrick. Georgetown,
The International * Great Northern
branch passenger train was crossing
the main line when freight train ran
into the chair car cutting II In twain.
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-24

Paris-tSpecial.)- CORFU has been In
a bad way almost ever since Greece
took Il over from the British govern
ment In 1880 bad. indeed, that moth
ing but foreign capital can restore II
to It's old prosperity. NJ. Theotokis,
the ex-Premier OF Greece, has done
what he can for the lovely but unfor-
tunate island. but all TO no purpose.
In the nick OF time a band OF cap
ita'ists-hurrying over from ostend
and Spa. where the gambling estab-
lishments are being finally closed-ap-
preached the authorities with definite
and real offer.
They have asked permission to have
"A roulette table set up In Corfu, and
In return for the permission to do 40
they have made certain proposals
which win give back to Corfu n meas
ure OF the whilom prosperity. Who,
therefore, can blame the half-rulned
inhabitants " they welcome the oppor-
tunity OF thus rehabllitating them
selves?
The matter has gone before the Greek
Parliament. and, as the passing OF the
bill Is almost certain, the establishment
OF a gambling table at Corfu VIII soon
be an accomplished fact. Great OBJ
struction has been met with, not for
the reasons of morri''y. hut because
Greece Is Jealous Of this good fortune
which has befallen Corfu.
The minimum conditions upon which
the municipality Will grant the con-
cessions may prove OF interest.
A casino is to be built. with flrst-
class restaurant. reading and concert
rooms; a race course and public baths
are to be constructed. and pigeon
shooting organised. These conditions
are naturally matter Of course. but
another point which win beneht the
island In quite another way ~ well AZ
the whole Of ureecs 10 the establish
ment ~ Z daily fast service Of stsaua-
sss, rsaucins the journey frcsr Brindisl
bH os,o-half. u y.
\ Thsss rev steamer ars lptonltA ~
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-24

but II he In the man then my faith IN
my own recollection IL very much sha-
KEN" he would not go.
However. the evidence was conclu-
sive to the mind of the jury. and n
term In the penitentiary was given
Hunt. Before being carried from the
Glasgow Jail to the penitentlary at
Frankfort, Bob Ford assassinated
Jesse James In Missouri. and on the
bandits person were found the watch
which had been taken from Judge
Roundtree. and other indisputable ev-
ldence OF the guilt OF james and the
innocence OF Hunt
AZ about the same time one of the
James gang. then confined In the Still
water. Mimi, penitentiary. made n con-
fession OF the Mammoth Cave stage
robbery. and recited where some OF the
jewelry had been hidden.
An Investigation revealed the cor
rectness OF the convict's story. and
Judge Roundtree made haste to make
amends for the wrong which the Bar
rem county court had done an innocent
man by going to Frankfort and secur-