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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-26
DYNAMITE WRECKS ANHOTfL
LoVsOn Machnist Attempts Wholesale Slaughter in Washington
D. C-PrOpristOr and His Wife Injured
Suicide Of the Dynamtsr

men. Brandt and his wife were res
cued before many Of the thirty guests
OF the establishment had reached the
part of the building in which McKie's
room was located. McKie. with a re-
Volver eiutched in his hand, was found
lying on the floor with his head in a
pool of blood. A bullet hole near the
right ear had caused instant death.
Brandt was bruised about the body
and badly shaken up. and received a
severe cut on the left leg. Mrs. Brandt
sustained bruises about the body and
a cut hand.
Might Have Been Worse.
When the wrecked building was
searched today enough dynamite was
found in McKie's trunk 10 blow up a
block of buildings. There were six
whole sticks and parts OF two or three
broken sticks, together with box OF
caps and a quantity of wire for long
distance explosion He had at least
nine sticks of dynamite IN his posses
sion.
McKie was about Is years of age.
He was formerly Of Philadelphia and
had relatives in Chicago. His brother,
Harry MCKEE, was killed in Chicago
last year. according to a telegram
found in the dead mans room today.
McKie was A maehinlst In the navy
yard here. but resigned on inheriting
upward OF $50. 900 about four years ago.
This amount he is said 10 have lost on
the races, and his act is accredited by
some TO this loss. Detectives are in
vestigating the case.
An uncle of MCKEE. who was located
today in Philadelphia. telegraphed To
Major Sylvester. the chief OF police,
that he would come 10 Washington and
take charge OF the remains of the dead
man. McKie is known to have inquired
regarding the effect of the explosives
and there seems no doubt that the ex-
plosion was deliberately planned.
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DEMOCRATS OF
CONNECTICUT
Harmonious Convention and FuII
State Ticket Nominated,
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES
THE ENFORCEMENT OF LAWS
AGAINST TRUSTS DEMANDED

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept 9Th.
N Democratic state conversion adj
journed tonight A full STATE
ticket was nominated and p.stf,-r,
was adopted and the convention. which
had promised 10 be one Of the most
bitter in the history OF the party h,
this state, closed in harmony. The
ticket nominated follows.
Governor-M. 3. Cary, Rldgaaeld
Lieutenant GOVERNOR Kent Hyh-
bard, jr., MiddlestoWn.
Secretary of State-Arthur B. CaIk-
ms, Old Lynn.
Treasurer-Philip Hugo. New Haven
omptroller-EdWard g. Kudup
Waterbury.
Attorney General-Noble Z. Pierce
Bristol.
Congressman at Large-Homer =
Cummings. Stamford.
The platform oeeasiOned n heated de-
bate in the committee room, but once
presented 10 the convention as recom-
mended by the committee IL was
adopted without debate. A strenuous
struggle had been made in committee
for endorsement OF the Kansas civ
platform, but the committee refused IA
mention the Kansas City document and
the fight practically ended there.
The Platform.
The platform as adopted by the con.
vention reafiirms allegiance 20 the
Democracy of the nation and reas-
serts faith in its principles II de.
clares that the prices Of the uecessaries
OF life have been raised through illegal
combinations fostered by Republican
legislation and demands the repeal OF
all tariffs on trust-produced articles.
The most stringent enforcement Of all
legislative laws against trusts and the
passage Of such new laws as are re-
quired TO supplement and give potency
10 existing statutes are demanded Leg
islation is demanded compelling public
ity as 10 the affairs OF corporation
engaged in interstate commerce and
the enactment OF laws requiring all
such corporations before doing bust
ness outside the state OF their origin
to show that they have no water In
their stock and that they are not de-
signed to monopolize any branch Of
business or the production OF any ar
ticle % merchandise.
Reciprocity with Cuba is favored and
an immediate reduction of the tariff on
Cuban imports Is urged. Other planks
protest against the granting OF ship
subsidies, favor the election Of United
States senators by popular vote and
demand legislation 10 prevent gov
eminent by Injunction"
The nomination for governor was the
only one that required a ballot. all
others going through by reclamation.
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cnnses nEnch piscussion.

London. Sept. 26.-Seeretary Hays
Roumanian note Is sim the subject Of
much discussion. The Daily Mail this
morning publishes long article by H..
Sutherland Edwards. contending that
the Jews In Roumania suffer no dis
abilities beyond those applying 20 all
foreigners. Their only reason for en-
lgrating lies ia the impossibllity oi
earning living owing to the reduction
n wages caused by the thrush OF their
persecutad cOmpatFl0ts from Russia.
Special dispatches from Berlin at
tribute Germany's attitude with regard
20 SECRETARY Hays note 70 financial
matters. Roumanian securities being
largely held In Germany. II Is antici-
pated that Austria viii display the
same unsympathetie attitude.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-26
NOME STORM SWEPT
WITH LOSS OF LIFE

Seattle. Wash, Sept. 25,-Nome has
been storm swept again. with the loss
OF two lives and heavy damage 10
shipping The dead are Captain Basil
Danieloff and Captain John Slater,
master and mate Of the schooner Good
Hope. The vessel was lost Both bod
les were recovered. Captain Danielon
being washed ashore three miles up
the beach from Nome.
The storm came Sept. II, the ami
versary of the terrible gales which
swept Nome harbor in 1900. doing such
terrible damage to shipping. About
10 o'clock that night the wind swooped
down upon the harbor and town FROM
the southeast. shaking up buildings
generally.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-26
TWO OUTLAWS KILLED
IN DESPERATE FIGHT

Muskogee, /. r, Sept. 25.-Deputy
United States Marshal Funk and a
posse killed two outlaws. whose names
are unknown. at Henrietta, after a
desperate fight, and captured two
others. One OF the captured men is
Jim Holbrook, a member of Bert Cas-
ey's gang. Both men refused to d.
vulge the names of the men who were
killed. There were five men in the
gang. The officers surrounded them.
In the fight that followed one outlaw
escaped. Officers are now pursuing
him near Eufala.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-26
ALLEGED SHORTAGE
HAS BEEN MADE GOOD

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 25.-The United
Brotherhood OF Carpenters and JoiHers
OF America and Canada. in convention
in this city tonight, disposed Of the
claim of an alleged shortage in the ac-
counts of former General Secretary
and Treasurer p. J. Mcclure. Il had
been charged that during McGuires
term as general secretary and treas
urer of the brotherhood a shortage had
been discovered and for this reported
discrepancy the order has suspended
him from his Office. A resolution was
adopted by the convention tonight ac-
cepting the sum of 81 900 from Mcclure
as payment of the alleged shortage,
and authorizing that no action Of any
sort be made against him.
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CHARL EMAGNE TOWER TO REPRESENT
UNCLE SAM AT THE COURT OF BERLIN

Berlin. Sept. 25.-President Roosevelt
has chosen charlemagne Tower. am
bassador to Russia. 10 succeed Mr..
White as ambassador TO Germany No
tifications of this decision and that Mr..
Whites letters of recall had been is
sued by the state department have
reached the foreign Office here.
The appointment OF Mr.. Tower had
been expected here for several weeks.
Mr.. White will probably not have his
farewell audience with the emperor.
Nov. 7, his birthday. as had been pro-
visionally arranged. because his ma
jesty leaves Nov. 5 for England. The
retiring ambassador. therefore, Is not
likely to present his letters of recall
until the middle of November.
Washington. Sept. 25.-The appoint
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ment of Charlemagne Tower as am
bassador TO Germany 70 succeed Mr.,
White is confirmed. 1t is likely that
official announcement of the change
will be made soon, either by President
Roosevelt himself or the state Depart
ment.
Mr. Towers acceptance Of the Ger
man mission will create a Eacancy in
the Enthusiastically to Russia, which
is held now by him. II is regarded
as quite likely that he will in turn be
succeeded by Hon. Beilamy Storer,
present ambassador 10 the court OF
Madrid.
II is intimated further that the va
cancy in the Spanish mission may be
filed by the appointment of Mr. Henry
White, present secretary of embassy
in Great Britain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-26
ANOTHER FRESHMAN
THROWN INTO PRISON

Dublin. Sept. 25.-John O'Donnell,
Irish nationalist member Of parlia-
ment for South Sligo, was arrested on
warrant today at Clare Morris for
refusing TO obey a summons issued
under the crimes, act. charging him
with intimidating shopkeepers into
joining the United Irish league.
The convention Of the league is in
session at Clare Morris and the arrest
OF Mr. O'Donnell caused great ex-
element. An attempt 30 rescue was
threatened. but the police shut Mr.,
O'Donnell in the waiting room OF the
railroad station.
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FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE
CAN DRAW HIS SALARY

Minneapolis. Sept. 25.-Mayor Ames
will get his salary for the rest OF the
year. When the salary list was pre-
pared the city comptroller left the
name off. but the city attorney in
sisted that it should be put on, aaa so
for the remainder Of the year, unless
some taxpayer objects. A. A. Ames or
West Baden, Ind, resident and citi-
zen Of a neighboring state, will have A
check for wages as mayor OF Mime
apolis sent TO him by mail. The city
attorney says the mayor is mayor until
his successor has been elected and
qualified
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-26
BOUGHT KlCKERS' INTEREST.
Wynn Gold Extraction Company Has
Been Reorganized.

Denver. Sept. 25.-The Wynn Gold
Extraction company was recognized
today after the purchase outright of
the holdings of the directors and Of
ficers OF the company. comprising the
faction averse TO the management as
vested in Sidney Williams, president,
and his associates. Internal dissen-
sions that came near disrupting the
company resulted in the withdrawal
of four directors. among the heaviest
investors in the company, and the sale
of their stock of w. W. CargiH of La
Crosse. Wis Those who have severed
their connection with the company are
George W. Holdrege. Frank 2. Bonnen.
George II. Waterbury and Willis S.
Thomson
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-26
PECULIAR STRIKE.

Birmingham, Ala. Sept. 25.-Three
hundred miners employed by the Ten
nessee Coal company are on strike be-
cause the company refused to hold
from the pay of one Of it's employees an
assessment Of 81 a week for the benefit
of the strikers in Pennsylvania, which
the employe refused TO pay. The local
officers OF the mine workers authorized
the assessment and all the men except
one agreed to pay IT,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-26
ASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-The Cold
Ell Eagle hotel, on the corner of

WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.-The Gold
" Ell Eagle hotel, on the corner of
New Jersey avenue and d street.
was dynamited early this morning by
Frank McKie, one of the guests. who
subsequently committed suicide. Be
tween twenty and thirty guests were
thrown from cheir beds by the explo-
sion, but only the proprietor. Lewis
Brandt. and his wife were injured, the
latter seriously. The roof OF the build
ing was blown Of and the falling
wreckage crashed through to the base
ment. leaving the structure as II
wrecked by a tornado. Every pane OF
glass in the building and the adjoining
structures was broken. The explosion
called out the fire department
The affair Is Involved in some myS-
terry. The proprietor gave a banquet
last night in honor OF his wife. who
had Just returned from Germany.
Loved the Daughter.
MCKEE had boarded at the hotel for
years and had been treated as mem
Der Of the Brandt family, which in
cludes a daughter Sophie. with whom
MCKEE Is said 20 have been in love.
Brandt denies that there was any mis-
understanding between the two. MCKEE
remarked last night that he was going
60 wait until Sophie returned from Ger
many with her mother, and was then
going to his old home in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Brandt and her daughter returned
about 8 o'clock last night. The at
tempt at wholesale murder followed
this morning McKie. with a pistol IN
his hand, was. seen by an employe OF a
lunch room opposite the hotel just be-
fore the shots We're fired.
Committed Suicide.
When the explosion occurred "A slight
blaze sprang from the debris, but Il
was quickly eXtinguished by the fire.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-26
FORT RILEY MANEUVERs.

Fort Riley Kan. Sept. S.-The army
maneuvers at the fort today consisted OF
the exercise of each regiment in the
formation and conduct of advance guard
and rear guard. Two forces. on cavalry.
in blue and the other infantry, in khaki.
were employed. The firing was kept up
FOR two hours
Many visitors are beginning 10 arrive
10 see the maneuVers and the big camp.
The national guard will begin to arrive
on Sunday and Monday
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MERCER FEARING

New York. Sept. 25.-The hearing in
the action OF the United States to pre-
vent the Northern Securities company
from holding the stock of the North
ern Pacific and Great Northern roads
was resumed today before the special
examined appointed by the Minnesota
federal court. Col. w. p. Clough. gen.
eral counsel OF and a director for the
Northern Securities company, was the
first witness.
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PROVED AN ALIBI
AND WAS DISCHARGED
tspeclai TO The Herald.l

Rock Springs. Wye, Sept. 25.-Attor-
ney D. A. Preston has just returned
from Cora, Wyo.. where he went TO
defend the man Rahm. who was ar
rested charged with the murder of
Reade, who was shot from ambush on
Sept. /.
Rahm had no difficulty in proving an
alibi and the justice discharged him
from custody. There has been no
further arrests, and the murder is still
a mystery 1t will be remembered
that Reade was shos in a clump of
willows on the New Fork.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-26
NOT A cIosF oRsFRvrR.

Paris. Sept. 26.-The Matin this
morning publishes an interview with
Grand Duke Boris OF Russia. who left
New York Sept 10 on the French liner
la Lorraine. The grand duke ex-
presses the highest opinion OF the
American people. There are no
idlers in that country he is credited
with saying; Everybody works. mil
lionaires and the sons Of milIionaires
ike all the rest.s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-26
WAR ON THE MAYoR.

Topeka, Kan. Sept. 25.-The Topeka
city council, composed Of Republicans.
has appointed a committee 10 investi-
gate the official actions OF Mayor Park
er, a Democrat. A resolution has
passed the council accusing the may
or OF allowing saloons TO run contrary
to law in return for money paid the
city
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CARS STONED By STRIKERS.

Saratoga. N. Y. Sept. 25.-The strike
of the mOtormen of the Hudson VAL
ley railway is again assuming a seri-
GUS aspect. Cars without conveys Of
soldiers We're run today on the Sara
toga division, but early in the evening
the cars were stoned as they entered
this town. The military escorts will
resume their places on the Saratoga
division tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-26
Sizes Of Hats.
New York Press. ]

This - Is a trifle large: give me a
smaller nat. said the buyer The *
Don't make that size" said The dealer
Well why don't your Why should hat
manufacturers be so long behind the
necessities OF the times2 Millions OF men
wear hats that do not fit them. simply
pecausS you matters do not know enough
about the requirements OF your businesS
70 make sixteenths instead OF eighthst
DID you ever learn what one-sfxteenth
on an incA in diameter means IN ne CIR
egmterence Of hat? OF course not
would crush = skull II hats were made Of
STEEL Va
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Paris. Sept 25.-A dispatch 10 the
Figaro from Rome says the volcano on
Stromboh island, off the north coast OF
Sicily. has been active for several DAYS.
A large conical mass has appeared on the
edge Of one Of the cFaters, and a fissure
at the base OF this crater Is pouring out
lava and Jets OF flame to a height Of 80
yards
said the Stromboli volcano was IN fun
operation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-26
MEXICO CONTROLS RAILWAY.

Mexico city, Sept. 25.-Great interest
has been aroused by the announcement
today that the government has bought
in London the controlling interest in
the inter-oceanic railway by purchas-
ing the majority OF the newly created
bonds in whose holders, by virtue of
an arrangement creating them. Is vest
ed the administration OF the property
The \ urpose of the government was 10
secure control of an Independent rail-
road TO the Gulf Of Mexico.
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JOKE LEADS TO TRAGEDY.

Helena. Mont. Sept. 5.-John NJ. Davis
was shot and killed by William Norvel at
Hinsdale The men had been drinking
and from joking arose the quarrel. Both
men pulled guns. NorVel shot twice. one
of the bullets severing the Jugular vein.
Davis gun was found cooked and undis-
charged, having failed 10 60 off. NorveI
mounted a horse and rode off, but sub
SeQueutlV returned
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WILD SHOOTING.

London. Sept. 25.-The Vienna cor
respondent of the Daily Mail says that
during a shooting party organized near
Budapest by Count Ziehy. in honor Of
the Grand Duke Nicholas Constantine
witch of Russia, eight beaters were
wounded. The grand duke was respon-
sible for injuring five of the men while
Count Zichy's brother wounded the
three others.
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AMERICAN IN COMMAND.

Colon, Colombia. Sept, 25.-Captain
Hitchcock, who arrived here on the
steamer Finance last Tuesday, is now
in command OF the government gun
boat General Pinzon. He succeeds
Captain Merritt. an American. who re-
signed the post of commander and
sailed for New York on the steamer
Alliance last Tuesday. The British
cruiser RetributiOn will probably leave
here tomorrow for Santa Marta, Col
ombia. TO protect the interests OF the
British.
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HE SHOT THE HAT.
A Custom in Oklahoma That Saves
Time in a Sandstone.


"A whole lot OF ideas with when 70
grow up change when We get l-.1 t.
0ther country" said "A New YORK NJ ~
who has lust come back from .-.-'
months triD In the southwest -,'"i
one Of the things We have bear" 90. ia
our lives Is that If a mans E.i DOVE
off he Is a fool to run after u. i"E -o
Is always somebody around p0l|t.
10 pick II 40 and hand u 10 me ""-.'' "
he has TO walk a block 90 do d. ,.
= have seen IL done. ] have rea- aD'''
IL more times than 1 have had -a-s-
But IL is not the custom al I''-}
Okla. ] was sitting on the Esia.lN4 ~. -
the hotel IN that town watching -A- I'd.
riOus articles which one OF tho@' SAM
storms WhiTied through The air ana
The hat Of citizen was fal-'l ~
carried against a place on the oi-1l 80
OF the street A strapDing fellow. "g
had been picking his teeth with a "a
as he sat near me on The Vera.NHr "a
I'D. whipped out d navy reNo-.,. t5s
fired q shot at the hat mailing u 10
fence. 49,. nat
The owner came uD. pulled th9 9f
from its imDaIement. waved his ha"a a
the man on the veranda and pIoo'
on his wav. A I'D
II saves time runnin' after d. 5.1,t
the man on the veranca. ana u
hurt the hat
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NOMINATED FoR CoNGRFss

Eighth Virginia Dlstrict-W. K. Skin
ner, Republican.
Fourth Arkansas District-H. NJ.
Sugg. Republican.
Fifth Texas Districts. H. Lumpkin.
Republican.
Fourth Louisiana Districts. NJ
Thomas, Republican.
Seventh Alabama District-O. d.
Street, Eepublican-P opulist.
Fifth Alabama-R. S. Nolen, Repub-
iican.
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SPRINGER WILL SPEAK.

Denver Colo, Sept. 25.-JOhn W. SPRING
err, president Of the National Livestock as
ISOLATION. has consented 10 address the
National Irrigation congress at Colorado
Springs on Oct. on the relation OF the
livestock interests to national irrigation.
The livestock men of the country have
been strong supporters OF the policy of
reclamation Of arid lands by the govern
meut
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MATTER OF A STRIKE
BEING CONSIDERED

Boise, Ida. Sept. 25.-There was a
meeting OF delsgates of the electrical
workers here this morning TO consider
the ordering OF a general strike on the
Rocky Mountain Bell telephone system.
only three plaees were represented, the
delegates being J. e. Pierce OF Salt
Lake. NJ. Potee of Great Falls, Mont.
and Fred Moore Of Boise. 1t was de-
termlned 10 adjourn until tomorrow
when II Is expected two more delegates
VIII be here, IL the others do not ar
rive. however, the three delegates now
here viii act, but there is no intima-
ton Of what they viii do.
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The Russian Reply.

London. Sept e6.-1he Odessa cor
respondent OF the Standard says that
he considers Secretary Hays Rou-
manian note very disconcerting 10 the
Russian authorities. whose resourceful
diplomacy has not been for many years
50 disagreeahly taxed. Obviously, con-
tinues the correspondent the framing
81 a reply WIN Be a task or extreme
deiieacy and difficulty FOR Count Lams-
dorn. the foreign minister. who viii
send q polite but brief negative, IN
garnished with any explanation or
qualification.
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TIE ZINE STICKS

San Francisco, Sept 25.--Collector OF
Customs Stratton has been notified by
the treasury department that his de-
cision in the case OF Mrs. H. C. Green
Of Portland, Ore. has been confirmed.
Mrs. Green was recently fined S571 for
not declaring the dutiable contents Of
her trunk when she returned from
Japan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-26
MADE RECORD TINE.

London. Sept 25.-The new armored
cruiser Drake entered Portsmouth harbor
this evening and reported having steamed
twenty-fouF knots an hour, the fastest
record ever made by a British cruiser
The Drake was designed to make only
twenty-three knots and hour. but she has
been fitted with a propeller. for purposes
Of experiment. the blades OF which are al
most circular and which give the screw
a powerful grip on the water
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RIAZE ar TACOMA

Tacoma. Wash. Sept. &-wheeIer. Os-
good & Co.'s sash and door factory burned
10 the ground early this morning from a
fire which started in a new shed on the
north side OF the mill. Loss. sl0e.9o0,
pretty fully insured. Four dry kilns
three houses and a large amount OF lum-
Der were saved and safes in the office
passed through In fair condition. The
boilers and engine were not badly dam
a Red
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HANaEp FoR MURDER.

Michigan city Ind. Sept. 26--Louis
Russell. colOred, who murdered Perry
Stout. another negro, at a dance at
Stout's house near Princeton last
April. was hanged in the penitentiary
just after midnight this friday
morning