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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-18
Until ANe1 He
State Election.
c4SgumentS Of The Motion For Ne00 Trial and Passing
Sentence in The Roy KaIghH- Willard Haynes Man
slaughter Case Go Oues Until Nouen,ber s. Other
Criminal Cases.

The time for hearing arguments on
the motion for new trial and for
passing sentence upon Merrill NJ.
Kaighn who stands convicted of yolun-
tary mansIaughter for the killing OF
Willard $, Haynes, was continued to-
day by Judge Stewart until Saturday,
Nov. 5, 1902, at 10 o'clock The con-
unuance was granted upon the request
OF District Attorney Eichnor who stat
cd that Judge Morse was holding court
In COalyille today and was unable to
be present TO hear the motion. He
said that Il had been agreed between
the counsel that all matters pertaining
TO the case should be continued TO the
above date, Judge Stewart then or
dered that the case be continued ac,
cordingly.
Nasilios Pappos, a young Greek, was
arraigned before Judge Stewart on the
charge Of assault upon the person OF
Mrs Sarah Olson The assault was
alleged 10 have been made on Sept q,
1902. The prisoner was unable to uu-
derstand the English language. so the
proceedings this morning were carried
On by the assistance Of Nicholas Cas-
tro, who was sworn as interpreter,
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WANTED AGES OMITTED.
Society Woman VIII, Don't Want the
Public 10 Know How Old She Is.

II must be conceded that the female
sex, as general rule, is decidedly sem
stive when the question OF age Is
preached. a number Of instances have
occurred Of record in the county clerks
Office where women applying for mar
rlage licenses have refused to give their
correct ages and have made affidavit
merely TO the effect that they were Of
legal age.
Today County Clerk James received a
request through the mail from a well
known society lady Of this city, who Sc
cured a marriage license the first of
this week, requesting that the age Of
herself and husband be omitted when
their license is published.
The letter was dated In this city on
October II. 1902, and was addressed to
County Clerk James. II follows in full:
"To Judges OF the Courts;
II write to tell you that when you pub
fish our marriage licenses. to please not
mention our ages. 1t Is immaterlal
when you publish our marriage, but
rather you would walt one month from
the date we were married. We will be
far enough away then so as not to be
bothered by our friends"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-18

Wyo, is destined to become the great
oil center Of the United States AS
the oil properties generally are prom
Using so well, he says that the estab-
ilshment OF refinery IN Salt Lake Is
merely a matter Of time, and that the
laying Of n gravity piple line to TINS
city at no distant day is no pipe dream,
The establishment Of u refinery in salt
Lake means that not only oil VIII BE-
refined here for export, but that the
gasoline industry will be opened up
here, and that parafilne factory VIII
be started for the manufacture OF can
dies for mining camps. Heretofore the
immense quantities OF candles burned
In U;ah mines have been imported from
eastern factories, and the establish
ment OF one here means the location
here OF a valuable industry Then
there IS the manufacturing OF yaseline
products, which will prove profitable,
so that the successful development OF
the Uinta oil fields means much for
Salt Lake.
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,o,5on. oct. 1S-The visit OF Gems
cl,r'n and Young to England was con- !,
C o,,'s T mis- morning when tney 'el'
t ,,',.rioo railroad station to embark on
W., MAX american line steamer Philadelphia
','' southampton. A crowd OF frlenu'
d, resent including Sir Thomas lap
We. wac sscy. carter, representing Amoas-
s 'o1, Cboate. Naval Attache clover
s s1a' Military Attache cassatt
'' rbc special saloon car reserved ior
,oerican officers was filed with the
tn ,,, @p chiefs, their aides de camp ana
I mn isjles OF the party SIR Ihon'as
II 9.,o dH'' presented Mrs. Corbln WIN
i i-l,.o boy of orchids Gen. Young sun.
Ia liTse UJ tro1ble with English hospitality
. .s ,I ,bey make you feel you are 40
IS U.s., u ,Ssm favor in accepting H. ~ was as
ihs d ,nJ'| a lIttle more than we could DO
al , anu advantage of all the kindnesses
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Pappos, through the Interpreter, en-
tered a plea OF not guilty TO the
charge
John Ert2ick was arraigned on two
charges. burglary and housebreaking,
ANA entered pleas Of not guilty 20 both.
On Sept 10, 1902 Ertzick burglarized
the store Of Ludwig Erstrom at Muir
ray
Bert De ShaZ2o, who has caused the
police OF this city great deal OF trou-
bic and against whom there were, ut
one time, 10 criminal charges Of grand
larceny, forgery, petit larceny and
other crimes. was today ordered re-
leased on his own recognizance by
Judge Stewart. De Shazzo plead gull
ty to petit larceny some time ago be-
fore Judge Morse and was sentenced
TO four months In the county jail,
District Attorney EichnOr stated to
the court this morning that the prison.
cr's time would expire tomorrow, and
that there were only two charges
standing against him, one for forging a
check for 81, and the other for uttering
a forged check for 81, and as CON
Yiction In both cases was doubtful, he
asked that the prisoner be released on
his own recognlgance. Judge Stewart
instructed the clerk 10 notify Sheriff
Naylor to release De Shaz2o.
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GREEN ENTERS PLEA,
Says He is Not Guilty Of Fmbozzles
ment-Slight Released.

In Judge Dehls court this afternoon
Roy Easum alias Green, the messenger
boy, pleaded not guilty to the charge
Of embezzlement II is alleged he
stole from Lilly Evans $3.50 His case
was set for next Tuesday afternoon.
Joseph Slight pleaded guilty to en-
bezzlng $40 so from his employer H. r,
Deardoff, op Oct, 10. Upon motion OF
Asst. County Atty LOofbourow SEN
tence was suspended and Slight was
permitted TO go.
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English Party Feeling Runs High

New York. oct lS-Party feeling Is
running high az Westminster. cables
me london correspondent Of the Trib-
nne Each bench Is accusing the other
~ deliberate Misrepresentation and
Premier Balfour Is declining TO denne
the character and SCOPE OF tne contIoi
which sin be exercised over denomlha-
tlonal schools, especially with reference
10 the selection OF teachers Ihe gov,
ernmeit supporters have been whipped
I'm Temporarily by the uncompromls'hs
speeches OF Mr. Balfour and Colo
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HORN UNDER EXAMINATION
Put Through a Severe One but stood
Ordeal Well

Cheyenne, Wyo., oct. lS,-Tom Horn,
on trial for murder was put through a
severe ross-examinstion by Dlst-Atty.
Steel today, and he bore the ordeal
well. His explanation OF mis- comics.
sion Of the killing Of Willie Nickel
was that he was "joshing Detective
la Fors. Re said that he and La Fors
were each Dragging and trying 10 see
which could tell the bigger story and
none Of the conversation was to be taxi
en- seriously.
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National Livestock Oficers.

Plttsburg, oct. ls,-At todays meet
ing Of the National Livestock associa-
ton. the following officers were elected;
President. j. b. Douds, Chicago; secre-
tary q. w. Baker, Chicago; W. f.
Wiley, Sioux City, treasurer
The question Of q census Of the live
stock in the United States was dis
cussed at length and 1t Developed that
there is no accurate knowledge OF the
number Of cattle In this country. IL
was finally decided to ask Congress to
have a new census taken.
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THE WARDE LECTURE.
Arrangements Completed by Press
Club TOday-What They Are

Arrangements for the Frederick
Warde lecture which viii be given In
the salt Lake theater on Monday after
noon. commencing at $3.50 have now
been completed. In addition TO the In
terestng lecture on Shakespeare and
His Plays by the distinguished actor,
there viii be some musical features by
Profs. Mcclellan and Shelton while
GOV. II. NJ Wells will Introduce the lee
turer IN one OF his characteristic happy
speeches.
After the evening performance In the
thcater there will be a Joint reception
rendered 10 the male members OF the
Warde and James company by the
Press Club and Commercial club In the
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WYOMING OIL CENTER.
That Is What Colonel Dougherty Calls
Uinta County

Col. Matt Dougherty has returned
from business trip TO Cleveland. well
pleased with the interest taken by east
ern capitalists IN the oil lands Of SOUTH
western Wyoming. He calls attention
20 the Atlantic & Pacific well. located
not far from the Jaeger well, and which
came in" the other day, at l,l2O feet,
Welding 60 barrels per day. AS this
fne WELD Is only IN the second stratum,
what the third and fourth strata VIII
be likely 20 yield is causing more OF
less speculation. Col. Dougherty Is now
more sure than ever that Cinia county,
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rooms OF the latter on West Temple
street Invitations Will be issued this
evening for the function and IL is ex-
pected that two or three hundred VIII
assemble on the occasion, During the
evening there will be musical numbers
by the Squires Male Quartet, solos by
Messrs. Mcclellan, SHELTON Pyper.
Squres. Ashworth. Graham and Robin
son. Impromptu talks ana readings by
Messrs Warde. Louis James, Norman
IIackett and several Of Salt Lakes
Chauncey Depews viii also be in order,
while an effort Is being made to ar
range for Bob Fit2slmmons, who also
will be present, to give q practical
demonstration in the noble handlcrafi
OF shoelng a horse. Refreshments will
not be overlooked and altogether the
occasion promises to be very soclable
function.
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Mitchell Very Busy.

Wikesbarre, oct, 1s,-President Nit
chell was engaged today In arranging
the details FOR the convention on Mon
day and in preparing his address to the
convention. If precedents are followed
the convention win be held behind
closed doors and Mr.. Mltchel's address
may not be made public. II Is prob
able. however. he will speak before the
doors are closed. There was no devel-
opment today In any phase Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-18
Steamer Guatemala's Fine Paid.

Guayaquil. Ecuador, oct. lS,-The
steamer Guatemala, belonging TO the
Pacific Steam Navigation company
which was detained here owing 10
conflict between the company ana the
board of health sailed last night, after
IFS aeents had paid the fine imposed
upon four steamers of the company Tor
alleged concealment Of yellow fever
cases. The company's protest VIII be
considered and the matter VIII be dip
lomatically arranged between the Brit
ish and Ecquadorean governments
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-18
Emil Stein Found Guilty.

Denver Colo, oct. 11.-Emil Stein
was found guilty Of voluntary man
slaughter In killing Michael Narellan
last Aug "a. The jury before which
he was tried In the West Side court
was out only an hour and quarter.
Its members did not accept STEMS plea
OF self-defense. STEMS attorneys at
once gave notice for new trial The
penalty for voluntary manslaughter Is
from one TO eight years In the pehi-
Tertiary.
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MRS. MEV0Y'S ESTATE.
Husband of Woman Killed in Runaway
Asks.fOr Legal Letters.

Thomas McEyoy, the livery stable
man Familiarity known as Thomas Nc
Coy, today filed a petition in the dis
trct court asking that special let.
tprs Of administration of the estate Of
his deceased wife. Alvira G. $. Nc
Eyoy who was killed in a runaway
accident on July Il, 1902, be issued to
Alexander II. Blrrell The estate con-
sists Of real property valued at $1,000
and personal property consisting of the
livery stable outfit at 80 west Second
South street, valued at s20Oj. The
Petition win he heard on oct 81 befoce
JuQge Hall
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Mr.. ROOSEVELT
PROGRESSING NICELY.

Washington, oct. 1S-Whlle President
Roosevelt was unable to go 70 oyster
Bay to register his vote for the Novem-
Der election, he Will go home TO vote
The president is progressing finely to-
ward complete recovery and Is now
able to move about without crutches
or even a cane, but his physicians have
advised him not TO travel any distance
for at least two weeks For this reason
he Will be unable TO attend the inaugu-.
ration Of President Woodrow Wilson OF
Princeton university, although he had
expressed his particular desire to be
present when President Wilson is IN
stalled.
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CHILDREN Ar SCHOOL,
The Number Enrolled During Septem.
Der Was 1858.

City Superintendent OF Schools Chris
Jensen has completed his report Of the
schools Of the city for the first month
ending Oct. 3, 1902 The total enroll
ment in all the schools during the
month was 1853, OF which number
only So are colored children. The num-
Der OF teachers, principals and super
visors In the schools is Si5. and 'he
average number Of pupils 20 each
teacher Is IL,
The average percentage Of attend
ance for the month was 20, and the
average punctuality ss.3 per cent, which
is considered very good The Lowell
school heads the list in enrolment,
having Ssl pupils enrolled during the
month, and the Grant school second.
with an enrolment Of s53.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-18

Harrisburg. Pa, oct lS.-Congress-
man T.. T. Acheson. whose nomination
BY the Republicans OF the twenty
fourth congressional district was de-
clared invalid because OF irregNlarlty'
has fled nomination papers as the cam
didate OF the regular party rms
Insures Mr.. Acheson a column in the
ballot
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Training Ship Mohicnn to Sail Soon,

San Francisco Oct 1S,-Within two
weeks the United States training ship
Mohlcan viii sal for long cruise with
a crew of about 250 landsmen going as
far as sydney Australia, before start
ing on her returning cruise. 1t has been
customary for the Adams and Mohican
TO make Mazatlan or Honolulu their
farthest point, but in this instance in
addition 10 visiting south coast ports
and perhaps Honolulu, the Mchican IL
TO reach into the South Seas. All
the men are between the ages Of Is
and 25 years The Adams which will
make a cruise with apprentices with
Wake island as her most distant OBJ
jectlve point will probably sail In
few days.
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CASTRO REPORTS A
SWEEPING VICTORY.

NsV York, oct. ls.--The consul-gen-
s s'H o. Venezuela in this city has re-
~ nv y NE following dispatch designed
10 ia Tore Cardenas, secretary
o S,s PRESIDENT Of Venezuela:
,,p,,'alaS' Oct, lS.-Gen. Castro com.
davs' We sweeping victory after seven
cssr,, pnody battle. Three thousand
''es N the rebel camp"
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well Known Banker Dead.

Madison, Wis. oct is W Recess
a well known banker OF DodgeyiIle,
vas found dead in bed al the Avenue
hctel here today. There were both gas
ana electric light In the room and ',
Is thought Mr. Reese arose during me
hight and started 10 light The gas and
then noticing the electric light, turned
that on and Jeff the gas Jet open HI
was about 70 years old.
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Blue BOOK ON
REMOUNT SCANDALS.

rondon Oct ls.--A bluebook mas
been issued containing a detailed re-
port Of the officers appointed by tne
commander in-chief OF the army 10 III
cure into the working of the reilloui.'
department.. The report speaks geher-,
ey fayorably Of the arrangements Oh
,he DEPARTMENT and of the class OF ail-
mails purchased. e,.h
Dealing with the case OF Capt. smith,
who was attached TO the purchasing
commission al New orleans, the report
finds that he received a commission on
every animal he purchased, that many
Of the mules bought by him were az
solutely unfit and useless, and that ne
was guilty Of malpractice and broughl
he greatest discredlt upon the oe'
paTtment - d
The report also finds that Capt, e. H.
Mandsay and Neterinary-surseoh
HAYES, behaved with extreme impro'
prety In purchasing for their own use
and shipping to England horses
brought up for inspection as remouhS
and which actually had been branded
The report says regarding American
mules:
In cur opinion nothing approaches
them except the gun mules of the
mountain batteries in India we nave
no fault to find with them as class
OF the horses the officers say
Judging them as a class, we thinK
them the very type for mounted IN.
fantry horses. With time and training
the American horse would turn out 70
be the ideal horse for mounted intan-
Try or FOR carrying light cavalry with
out equipment"
The report considers that the deal
trs al first made undue profits, b9t
This was not so In the latter stages IL
further says the officers can conceive
The possibility OF Chicago's becoming
q very valuable center for remounts'
Dealing with Canada the report says
The Dominion does not appear TO De
sOIe 10 furnish very large number OF
horses and that the supply Is not likely
70 Increase unless breeding Is slim.
ueated by a steady, permanent demand
lol army horses and unless sutaol!
selected stations are introduced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-18

NAL Secy Chamberlain's menace OF a
general election, but the effect Of the har.
RAISING tactics can hardly fall to prove
demoralising II continued week after
week. The Liberal party Is organized
on a fighting Issue and faction feuds
are forgotten. Lord Roseberys speech
has, declares the correspondent brought
the leaguers and imperialists into line
with the most unmanageable radicals
Not only Is the education bill being
fought line by line, but word by word,
The premier probably be Obliged 10
apply closure frequently or put the bill
through by groups Of clauses without
permitteing detailed discussion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-18
TROOPS IN SHANGHAI.
Negotiations for Their Removal In.
terrupted.

Pekln, oct. lS.-The negotiations for
the departure OF the international
troops from Shanghai have been in
terrupted. 1t appears that Great Brit
ain before cOnsentlng to the evacua-
ton desires a more definite arrange
ment in regard to her status In the
Yang Use valley and more precise stip-
ulatons concerning non-alienation Of
territory In that region.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-18
Cholera Gases In Egypt.

Washington. oct 1S,--The state de-
lItnent today received the following
Tyaole from Consul Smith at caro-
Egypt
Since 18th instant 705 cases Of chol-
ea' sa5 deaths, all Egypt"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-18
Summer Visitors TO Rome.

Rome, Oct lS.-The marked change
" opinion as TO the sanitary condition
" Rome In summer Is eXemplified by
1,A,ustes Just Issued, showing that IN
say' August and September OF the
resent year s,13i foreigners visited
sHsy sie Americans heading the list with
Nv closely followed by Germans, who
numbered 2.S75.
=, Formerly Rome was deserted during
me'e months and the hotels were
used used because Of the belief that the
Tsa' was unbearable and on account OF
we mallgnty OF the malaria.
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TWO TRAINS COLLIDE.
A Number OF Passengers We're In
jured but None Killed.

Lake Crystal, Mimi, Oct. lS.-The
westbound Sioux City passenger train
on the Omaha road collided with the
Des Moines passenger at 1921 this
morning, injurlng several passengers
on the latter train.
THE INJURED.
Mrs. f. n. Elgler, Mankato, hurt in
ternally,
Iran Van Poltren, Sac City, Ia. head
cut.
]. S, Dale, Greenwood, Neb.. face
cut.
Mrs. Fjoland and her two daughters,
Verna and Lola. Of Denver. cut and
bruised about the face and head,
The Des Moines train. which left 81.
Paul last night was standing on a
switch waiting for the Sioux City train
10 pass. The switch was open or brok-
en- at the time of the accident. The
Sioux city train also from 81. Paul,
was going at about 20 miles an hour
when 1t reached the switch and ran
on the sdetrack and telescroped the
rear sleeper OF the Des Moines train.
The passengers on both trains were
considerably shaken up, but none eS-
ceptiug those In the telescoped sleeper
were seriously injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-18
New Bulgarian Cabinet

Belgrade servia, Oct. lS-Gen. Z.E.
zar Masovics has formed a new cabinet
in succession 10 the ministry which re-
signed Oct IS. Il Is composed OF ln-
dependent radicals with himself 20
premier.
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POSTMASTER FOR ELK, WYOMING
,sneclol TO the "News.")

Washington, d. c.. oct IS Marie c
WON has been appointed postmaster at
Elk Ulntah county, Wyoming, vice
Emile Wolf. resigned.
Pension granted-Jake Boutwell,, Salt
Lake IS
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v,,,ston Ja., Oct. 1S.-Word has
-. rocolyed here confirming previous
~. tbat the provisional government
a,uoyti has crushed the Firnlnist rev.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ohtlon and added that the election OF
Senior Pierre 10 the presidency Is as
sured. Hundreds Of refugees are eX-
pected here during the course OF the
coming week.
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Han Caiu Arrives.

noyeI,,. York. oct ls.-Hall Cain, IN,
shIp 10 arrived today on the steam.
''' -us'aia from Liverpool.
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100000 DAMAGE SUIT.

Suit has been commenced IN the dis
trict court here by Oliver s., Sartin
against the Oregon Short Line railroad
company to recover $50 900. alleged TO
be due rs damages for personal in
juries sustained by plaintiff while IN
the employ Of defendant company The
complaint sets forth that plaintiff was
employed by defendant on sept : OF
this year as constructor Of fences near
Belvue station on the O. S. L. railroad,
that while riding on handcar in the
discharge of his duty, said handcar be-
ing heavily loaded with barbwlre fenc-
ing. and being propelled at a rapid rate
of speed, the said handcar collided with
another car, and plaintiff was knocked
violently to the track, his skull being
crushed and broken in two places, and
his back permanently Injured, all
through the negligence of defendant
For these injuries he asks damages In
the sum stated. A. w. Agee Is plain
tins attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-18
WEBER COUNTY TEACHERS

The Weber County Teachers assaci-
alton met this morning In the county
courthouse. with a good attendance
present. President William n. Terry
conducted very interesting exercise,
he acting as teacher and the Other ped
agogus acting as students. The proper
method Of training students was dis
Cussed