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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-03

Ius Berlin miro mitaetbeilt:
Die Iirginia Carolina ghenic
60" uno oas oeutibe BpttaIde=
Sgnoifat baben auf Der Ba1is Der
8emeinlamfeit Der Sntereflen cine
Wereinbarung getroffen, tpelder au
sFolge iie iib aeaenieitig feline gun=
currens MAIDEN tppuen uno in 2u.
tunft Bottaide Der @ireinia garo=
lima Go. 5u giinitigen 8ebingunaen
pertauft tueroen tpirb. Die Raliz
bergtperfe, pelde Die ameritaniihe
@elelibaft in Deutiblanb erporben
bat. tueroen iid oem bieii9en @pnbi=
tat anidlieBen. Ser Wertb oerlel=
ben miro nab einer pberflahlid,en
Shdsung auf S., 100000 anaeae.
ben. 6err g. 8. Moraan, Der
Brdiioent Der Girginia Carolina
eo., iagte au einem Bertreter
Der Giiociateo 8reB: n@ir fino gu
benz BeibluB gefommen, suiammen
5u arbeiten uno uns ni1t geaenlei=
tig gu ibdoieen. Sn Deutihlano
miro Der Breis Der Bpttalde nidbt
9edn0ert peroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-03
balb etne Safe Sbee baben. nnb bore
Inn @rpfchenalmpfen All deherr. n1iihz

pdlD etne 2a11e S9ee 9dben. unD bore
Inn @rof4enalmofen gu seben, miBz
ten metne ginnobmer, srDber Iei1."
Sic nidte ld9e1nb. nRontmt ni9t
tpieber bor, papa!" Damtt elite lie aus
ber Sbiir.
S6m mar beiB seporben Bel ber l1nz
terrebung, Elm f4merabofter Drud la
ftete auf 1einer Brui. Setne breiunbz
fiinf5ig Sabre tparen's ni9t, tpelde ibm
btefes Mngitsefiibl beretteten, es tpar
ber i,nere Geinb, ben er NIT ii9 ber>
umtrug, felt etn 19tper IberTanbener
gelenfrbeumatismus bas Sera in Mtt~
letben19aft geopgen batte. Dtefe na9s
sebliebene Seraidtpa9e, tpel9e burd
Sorsen unb Riimmerntb nod ber@
fNimmert ipurbe, berfehlte nienals,
ii9 benz @tfomte Bel ieher Grreguns
fnertbar in Grinneruns su brinsen.
5reilt9 ipGre fir fol9en @eiunbz
beitsauitanb etne trodene, 1onnige
@obnung erfprieBli9er eelpe1eri, aber
fiir bic gertnge Mietbe, tpelde er au
aablen i'm @tanbe mar, bdtte ibm in
Ben elesanten Quartieren teine Mobz
nl,ng aur @erfiisung seitanben1 sa fet
benn etne unterm Dad. lln6 b99fben
ftrGubte ii4 fein StanbesbetpubHeth.
Ser @ifomte bDrte ben@9rttt fstner
Go9ter, unb feine @ebanfen febrten au
ibr auriid. Was iolIte aus biefem ret=
aenben Rinbe tperben, tpenn er tire
9anb unseitiibt aus ber ietnen gleitep
lai1en mubte9 Ser @tamm ber Debels
latres fturb NIT ibm aus. unb ct btn.
terlieb 10 gut tpie nihts.
Gtntge rei9e 6eiruthen - au9 bic
lebtberftorbene WifomteTe batte bib
faes 9eiratbssut in bic gbe sebra9t-
batten bic einItigen @ranbieisneurs
jpar aeittpeile in bic MDslinfeit per>
febt, gut gu leben, obne gu orbeiten;
aber bas Rapital nurbe bobei leiber
thinner tleiner, ber 3insfub 1anf au9
thinner ttefer-tnb lopar man NIT benz
Gelbe immer fdnell fertis, unb bas alte
@lenb. fling iptebet an.
Mesbafb batt.n na9 geenbisuna Der
Mebolution ni4t aud feline @robeltern
cine erfolsrei4e @iidtebr unb Mufnobme
an ben 6of bes a9taebnten 2ubtpig anz
eeitrebt9
Wem ber Wtfomte auf bieie sSraae
tam, b0rte iebe @emiitblidtsit fiir i'm
auf, benn nit eiierner 9artnddigtett
beriteifte er ii9 barauf, in bieier allers
binss befrembli9en sbatIa9e bic Quelle
aller @ntbebruneen unb @orsen UNI bic
3utunft ietner Go9ter au Ie6en.
Bel folaen @riibeleien Iponn fi6 Der
alternbe, tpeltfrenbe Mann rettungs>
los in bic @9attenberrli9feit zines aer>
mori9ten unb fortsefesten 9erri9er<
thrones elm, 70 baB er fir ii9 unb iein
beranpadienbes ainb feline beffere Qefz
tire gu finben tpubte, als Bidder unb
8eri4te aus iener ldneit nergongenen
periobe. bic bas altfransDfi9e aDnisz
tbum prieien.
Da mar es ibm nun cine Qu5t, au
feben, tpie audi Marie Mntoniens Muz
gen in Staunen unb gntSiiden auf,
ftrablten. ni9t anhsrs, als ipenn cine
giitige Mubme bic slGubise pbantaiie
Der ainber nit 9immelsz unb grben=
tpunbern in @lutb perfebt.
(ssortiebnna folgt).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-03
800 Selubuuuay S1OO.

Die 4eier 6eIer teitunQ tperoen lid, freuen ), sr-
fabrsn oaB es uenteien5 cine aefirdtete Rrar,seit
glebt pelds Die WiIien6aft in aP ibrsn Stnfen sn
beilen i'm Stanoe it, alls atarrb= b=ur 1T pe sin
3se eBt Der dr,tlden grlberItait bstonnte nnitise
Slr. aatarrb eriorOert als cine @oniitltionstran
aslt e,ss eon'tutionsae gebanoluna 6alPs Ras
aaf oas glut upo Die ihIeimiasl CberiShsn s. Sss
Spftents, oaourd bic 8runolaee Der Rrant6eit ,sr.
fereno nno oem 4atienten &raft aebeno. ilISem Se
Die eontitntion beg a0rpers au6aut nno Der Wnt,r m
IN i9rem s8erte bilit. Die Gisentbamer bobsn n
S Ssl gsrtTonsn 81 i9ren 9si!irdn Sab e Elm bum
Sen Ser' q SoqTv Sss9ahs 5 Dsn Sal anbsten
3eugniiien fOmmeu. man aOrsiire ''"' N'''' '''
g; 8. @beuep& 60. sOteoO. o.
So gertaaft BON allen apot9etern, 8reis III
Gents Die Glai4e. T'''' 70
Saa's aamtlieu gilIe# inO bic beIien
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-03
eieben Sabre bettlaaerio.

@eroen @unber iemals aufb0ren,
iih 81 ereignen?" Dannb erfunoiz
gen iib Die Sreunbinnen BON ssrau
8. Beaie BON 2atprence, &anlas.
Sic tuuBten, baB iie felt lieben Sab.
rem oas Bett nibt perlaiien batte,
tpegen ibres Nieren= unb 2ebere2eiz
oens, yeerpoiitdt unb allgemeiner
Ibgeipanntbeit. Nadoent ib brei
Slalben Electric Bitters" aez
nprnrnen bate, idreibt fie, ,funnte
ib aufiteben un6 umbergeben uno
nod orei Monaten fiiblte idb mid
tpie neugeboren. Nllen Denieni>
gen, bic an &opfibmers, &iiden=
ihmersen, NerpDiitdt, Shlaflo1ia.
teit, Weland0lie, Obnmabtsz unb
Sbpinoel &nfdllen leiben, fann
Electric 8itters nidt eenug etnafobs
len tuerben. 8reis so gts. gr.
Rdltlib bel S. &alteper & SDbn,
Sep. $. S. Sdnitt, giaentbiimer,
un0 No. 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-03

Die @ipalitdt stpiiben ben
Spitemen brpbtlpier Ieleerapbie,
tpie iie bon Slabp=Nrco unb Braun
reprdlentirt peroen, lit in elm inter-
eiiantes Staoiunl aetreten. Die
Gugemeine glectricitdts= @eieal1aft,
tpelbe i'm Beiib bes Slabp Nrcu
Spitems ift. bat ge9en Siemens &
6alsfe, tpel1e bic Braun ben Ba=
tente ertuDrben baben, cine Brobe=
alage angeitrengt, uno oieielbe 1T
gu @uniten Der Braun iben Mn=
ipriihe entibieben tuoroen. Wean
alaubt. oaB an oas 8eibs9eriht in
2eip5ig apelIirt tperoen tuiro. Sails
oiele bic Gntibeibung beiielben fit
oas 8raun'ibe Spitem ausfauen
iollte, piiree baHelbe bic ein5ieen
anerfannten Batentrebte auf orabt@
loie 9elegrapbie in Deuti6lano boz
ben. Man glaubt, oaB cine iolbe
@ntibeioung ben @eg 81 einem 8us
iammenmirten Der 8eiiser beioer
Spiteme ebnen tpiro, tpelbem su
50lge eine8 oa8 anoere ergdn3en
tpiiroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-03
2u berfamfem !!

200 Ider 5arm in gictoria Co.,
2anb in Gneinal Co., 8auiteaen in
San Mntpnip. 500 Nder betudHer.
bares 2anb nabe Der Staot.
Mref Meerf debit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-03
wenn on mid (ie6lt.
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Noepptl.
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1. U Z !.
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ten ii9 bic srauen @9atten ber Odms
merung. Qlus falbem Woltentamme
fmoute bic 1erbflihe Moubii9el glana<
prm berbor. 2ansfam unb unoufbalts
fam bonn Dunbament ber 9du1er BIB
gum giebel trie4enb. l4ien Elm qual>
mtser gaebel in's @eip6lt binein au
jpa4fen.
4 Darrts 2aub raf9elte i'm Minbe.
Don ben Baumrei6en Lungs ber Strabe
TOMS geflogen-tiner iunsen GubsGn>
germ gerabe in's @eiidt, bic eilig ber
Oren3e Der Gtabt aufaritt, bortbin,
no bor Rur5em mod Wietengranb eez
tpeien tror, bis bic @robftabt tire
ipo4ienben @lieber aud bortbin redte.
9ln ber 9bir zines nod faltbuftens
ben neuen Wietbsbaufes bielt bos
dunee MGbden on unb bufdte lei9t<
futfg In ben i9iibenben gingang.
Dort fpenbete eine arg berunterse=
a&raubte petrpleumlampe iuit 10 btel
@t&t, bak aus benz Dunfel bic @las<
f&esben elmer reMtsfeitieen Glurtbir
nrftou6en fonnttn. Wemerfenstperth
an SEER 9bir unb atpor i'm @eoen{oh
- elmer obeenutstn Hinienmatte nnb
stutm g6njli9 aerl9obten GuBtrober,
inor oberholk bes iWleffinufnobfs ber
&finoef ,ein ornhes 0lpraelian{mIib ons
nsErodH dt,f iptfbtn, noIIbumrn,,b.t lie
6orie Hnnben. glifomte :, DebeIInire,
Dns iunoe g)aSbden bottt nidbt Dime
aRiibe Sen Nriider ana Ser Moletpt~
&oi16e aeanoer benn fie hielt efne Mn<
mR MosefGben nnf Dem 0lrm: hns
sklnh fnrnno o,f unb frShIiib tiIte
Ri In Ben fdbmoIen hunflen @und. ents
Stbiofe iidb bort ibres Mantels unb 0us
hey. .ssrfoktee iihereir @riffes bic Stint.
6eg gHnhnuen,ndes unb trot oriihenb
En- .@rfen QIbenb. qlobo.s
t ilebtr Sic lehnt eines bielbenuhtsn
nIieu Qeberffuhies. in ent{prehenbtr
@Shs arr si{miSmbe n.;ofe iifh III ~
6Iuutes 6oiipt. rMein GSdterehen,
6,,ttu Mbenb.d
JBdI SIC bumme QlufpGrterin peraeiien
81, @ir irerben einen fhSnen 1hee
krtnttp. Drouben 1T Elm giebel, brrrl
&Iemt Nletter fir Did. ormer
Dobo!s gGie mar aur Geite bes Sefs
He3i aetreten unb erfoRte bic haoere
dnb fntfxr fifh ;hr eufnrnrnfYredte.
E0oua id6lehtes Metter fiir meiueri
orusen Waboll ipieberholte lie. bic rbeus
mntfixen srinoer tpeIhe 70 of
S&ntratn Ifften. ormuthio oeoen lire
mitben brii6enb.
.Du iollit au biefer 3.it nieht ouss
nt&eu.s fuoie ber Wifonte. Mber Der
Nctnurf. ireld5er in bieisn Worten laa,
SesfolIte in sinsm geufasr. .iuem iyiR' bifs
keren Geufaer.
,Nenp Bic Mufpdrterin bod, ioldb'
Elm 6posenaebd2tnib bat unb olIes
pes4tGf. tpas man ibr einoetrihtert
koi-
kN<r mifomte bi.lt feline Muoen ftarr
All 6ie ueffidte Ged. iiber ieinen Iii.
kex ntheftet
: Iifnb Nurmt1 fubr bic fleins giz
&omfeIfe forf kobe IL mint ni,Ii Ws,r
kol{ MIR eftpos an ae;be tbune.11nh
Eonn Mobn = lie beuote iieh fisf ii5.r G b;s
0onb tpeIdbe h forff,,br an iehfos,n
EtH nibt osipik pi.le pOrneSme 6 Oomsm
He 3t6 ieIb{t bebienen miif{en1
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Mettet 8met pn,rt spbe.

rl1niere tleine Eohter batte einer1
fait t6btliben 6uiten Mnfau uno
Bronbitis i'm b6fiten @raoe"
i4reibt Jrau @. &. 6auilanb pDn
IrmDnf, N. q. .Iber als ale anbe.
rem Wittel feblgeidlagen batten, er-
retteten mir iie ourb DR.. Kings
New Discovery pom 9ooe. uns
iere Nidte, bic an SHminoiubt i'm
purgeibrittenen Stabium litt, ge-
braubte ebenfalls oieie tpunberbare
Webisin uno erfreut lih beute bes
beiten @0blbefinoens. Die iblimms
iten 5dlle BON 6alsz uno 2uneens
2eioen tpeihen in tiiraeiter Belt ppr
rDr. Sings Seem Discoperp". Gin
unfeblbare8 Wittel geeen 6uiten unb
grfdltung. Breis so @ts. uno ST. 90.
@irb garantirt BON s. 8alteper &
Subn, @eo. S. S. Shmitt, gigen=
tbiimer, uno Nb. Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-03

Jancp Groceries in reiditer
NuSpabl bel =. q. Sane & 6 o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-20
Gates WIN Continue Fight.

Denver Col. Aug. 2O-Although dis
appointed over his failure TO obtain an
injunction In the federal court hat
would prevent the officers Of the COL
orado Fuel g. Iron company from car
rying out the program by which It IL
expected they viii accomplish their re-
election, John W. Gates has not given
up the fight for control Of the company,
but what his next move will be has not
yet developed. The annual meeting az
stockholders IL scheduled for o'clock
this afternoon al the office OF the pres
ident Of the company, J. A. Kebler
Whether the meeting will be held II IN
doubt. as It is claimed In some qJar-
tiers that Il has not been regularly
called and any election held under such
circumstances would be Illegal Pub
lished announcement OF the meeting,
according 20 this claim has not been
made although individual stock hold
ers were notified by mail II was given
out that no persons win be admitted
10 the meeting except actual stockhold-
ers. and II persons not stockholders,
hut holding proxies present themselves
they viii not be admitted. According
90 the amended bylaws. Chairman Os-
good will preside or he will name the
person who presldes and also the 'enprs
who viii act as a committee on cred
entails The work OF this comm ttee
may require several days. II Is rumor-
ed that n the proxies claimed bv the
Gates interests are rejected. Mr. Gates
and his sympathlzers win hold SER
arate meeting and elect board ~ a.
rectors who will then bring suit for
possession Of the property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-20
TOOK STRYCHNINE
AND DIED QUICKLY
Mrs. Martha Williams Of Sandy
Commits Suicide.
DESP0NDENCY THE CAUSE.
IL IL Said She Fretted over Her Hus-
bands Conduct No Inquest
Deemed Necessary.

Yesterday morning shortly after S
o'clock Mrs Martha Williams, wife of
Il. n Williams, a farmer residing at
Sandy took dose Of strychnine from
the effects Of which she died shortly
afterwards. 1t is believed by persons
who were acquainted with the lady and
also by the authorities who inyesti-'
gated the case, that the poison was
taken with suicidal intent
About 8 o'clock yesterday morning
Mr.. Williams went out to the barn
to do some chores. Before going cut
his wife told him that she was not feel
ing well and was going Go take a dose
Of salts, A few minutes later she came
to the door of the house and called
her husband and told him that she had
taken poison, instead Of salts, He I'M
mediately went 10 Sandy after physi-
clan, who worked hard TO save her, US
ing stomach pump to take the poison,
from the stomach but his efforts were
In vain and the lady died shortly after
his arrival.
Mrs. Williams was 32 years of age,
and had no children. 1t Is believed by
her neighbors that she became des-
pendent because Of her husband drink
ing so hard and decided 70 end her life.
The case was reported Deputy Sheriff
Mauss at Murray VINO investigated the
affair yesterday afternoon and report
ed to the county attorney. During a
search Of the premises a bottle Of
suychnine, from which the deadly
dose was taken, was found under her
pillow. II was decided by the county
attorney that It would not be necessary
to hold an inquest over the remains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-20
PRISONERS ON GUAM.
Order for Their Return 90 Manila
Issued.

Washington, Aug 2O.-Act'g. secy.
Sanger of the war department, has is
sued an order for the return of the
prisoners at Guam to Manila. The
chief quartermaster at San Francisco,
by this order Is directed TO order the
quartermaster In charge OF the trans
port Sheridan on Sept TO proceed
TO Manila by way Of Guam. The trans
port quartermaster has an order to the
naval governor Of Guam directing him
TO turn over for Transportation such
prisoners ana their servants as have
taken the oath Of allegiance to the
United States. The quartermaster will
receive these prisoners with the oaths
they have taken and proceed to Manila.
The order then directs him to notify
the commanding general and to send
the copies of the oaths of allegiance 10
the general TO be turned over 10 the
civil governor After they have been
examined by the civil governor and
approved, the prisoners viii be allowed
TO land at Manila The most import
ant Of these military prisoners is Ma
blni
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-20
PROF. MERRILL HOME.
Speaks Well Of the Utah State School
Of Mines.

DR.. j. r. Merrill, principal OF tho
mining school Of the University Of
Utah, returned to the city today from
an eight weeks eastern trip which was
made for the purpose Of inspecting the
engineering departments of a number
of colleges and universities, The engl-
neering department Of the Utah state
university Is growing rapidly, and Mr..
Merrill Is doing all he can to make II
fully up TO date, both IN methods Of
instruction and in equipment. During
his absence he visited Harvard, Massa-
chusetts Institute Of Technology, CO.
umbia Cornell University OF Chicago,
University of Wisconsin, Armour and
Lewis Institutes Of Technology, and the
Colorado School of Mines
Dr. Merrill says that in many re-
spects the facilities and equipment OF
the University compare favorably with
those OF the institutions visited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-20
UNCLE SANS MIMIC
NAVAL WARFARE.

Rockport, Mass, Aug. 20.-The unique
war game In which the rival fleets Of
Admiral Francis ], Higginson and Com
mander John Il. Pillsbury are pittil
against each other began at noon today.
The North Atlantic coast ~ now threa-
tened by theoretically powerful sqpa-
dron of hostile ships from the attack OF
which an equally able fleet win attempt
TO defend. This Is the first series Of
maneuyers in which the ships will par
tcipate and 1t Will be under the direc-
ton Of the navy department alone.
Such practice as follows the conclusion
Of this first contest viii be the Joint
work OF the army and navy depart
ments. Commander Pillsbury's fleet
which is known as the White squadron,
sailed from Provncetown on Monday
ard is now at sea. It's present where
abouts Is unknown to Admiral Higgln-
son, whose force is known as the Blue
squadron.
II was understood that the feet which
made its appearance in this harbor last
Saturday would under rules Of the con-
test remain here until noon today. At
any time after that hour, Admiral Iiig-
ginson win be free to sail IN search Of
the enemy It vii be the object Of the
White squadron to effect landing at
some unfortiied place along he co.
as soon as possible after this fixed
hour and occupy the position without
Interference for at least six hours II
IS the duty Of the defending fleet 10
prevent the invaders from accomplish
ing their purpose. II Admiral Hig-
ginson finds the vessels before they can
get within striking distance, the victory
is with him II Pilsbury with his ships
should elude Hlgginson and lard It's
force he must occupy the place he has
captured and be free from discovery
during the six hours period agreed up
on. II he Is located before this time
limit expires 1t is scored as a defeat
for him.
The first series Of maneuyers Is pure
ly technical and there win be no SEM
blance Of an engagement between his
ships. No shots viii be fired except
possibly upon the discovery Of the hos
tile fleets at night, when the firing
would be etirely for signaling pur-
poses. and to announce the discovery
OF PIllsbury's squadron. Admiral Hig-
ginson lost no time in getting under
way after the hour agreed upon for the
beginning Of the contest had arrived
During the forenoon the ships were
gettlg up steam and at about II o'clock
they began TO weigh anchor and half
an hour later all except the flagship
Kearsarge had started out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-20
Negro problem
In South Akica
GfouS 0kore cAcue, Causing c4uHosHes Infinite Worry
Blacks Have Firearms, Beers Haze SNone SO Mul-
ing Ahack-Stsong Sentiment toc Universal DSarma-
menf and Making Assaults on Women Capital Oftense.

London, Aug, 2O.-Mall advlces re-
ceived here from johannesburg ind-
cate the negro problem Is growing more
acute and is causing the authorities
Infinite worry.
To quote the words Of one OF the fore
most South African authorities; ION
the question of the natives depends the
whole future Of the new colonies
whether the Beers will Loyalty accept
British rule or continue In state of
sullen resentment Among the imme-
date dangers native attacks on Beers
returning to their farms and attempts
Of the natives to assault white women
are threatening to lead TO serious con.
ilicts between Beers and blacks. Under
the old regime the crude but simple re-
tributlon for assaults on women was
shooting on sight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-20
Convlcts Make
B1eak fo1 Liberty
qbse DESPERATE SurdesesS Kentucky Penenhasp Stotf
a Rot-Secuse ReuoiVer and Compel Too GHdtdS 10
Sustender Their c4ems- Banicade Themselves in Char
Factory FINALLY Captured, One Being Fatally Shot,

Morgan Brewer, O former guard at the
penltenuary, climbed to the roof OF q
residence overlooking the building In
which the conyicts hal taken refuge ana
fired several shots into the room where
the desperadOes were entrenched
They were compelled TO desist however,
as Foreman Willis was forced to the
window in the line of fire. He called
TO the men TO stop shooting ana IN
formed them that a negro convict Whom
the desperadoes had forced into ser
vice had been shot In the shoulder AZ
Q o'clock q note was dropped from the
convicts window Offering 10 surrender
II the men were insured safe delivery to
the cell house. This request was also
ignored. The convicts asked that Capt
Lilllard and Capt. Madigan come In per-
son TO escort them but It was believed
that this was merely ruse to Kill the
officials.
Later another letter was brought
from the desperadoes by Frank Brooks,
OF Bond county The note stated that
II the warden would come TO the head
of the steps leading TO the reed depart
ment, the conyicts would surrender,
first sending their weapons down by
Frank Brooks
Warden Lilliard appeared to accept
the terms Of this note and as q matter
Of precautlon half dozen guards were
placed in the hospital overlooking the
reed department Warden fAlli0rd, ac-
companied by eight men, then proceeded
10 the foot Of the stairway Suddenly
the crack Of a Winchester was heard,
showing that the note was but a ruse.
1--WE got Bishop" shouted a guard.
"He is dead"
The prisoners had emerged from the
reed room as they had promised with
hands up, but as they proceeded down
the stairway, Bishop dropped his
hands 10 his side as II to draw wea-
pom. lie had hardly made the mo-
ton when one Of the wardens party
fired, the bullet striking Bishop in the
breast, INJECTING a fatal wound, When
Bishop fell Muliigan and Brooks sank
90 their knees, begging the warden 10
save their lives BY 1890 O'Clock the
two desperadoes. heavily shackled and
accompanied by ten men with drawn
pistols, were placed In their cells and
quiet had been restored. After the men
had been securely locked up, II was
discovered that Mulligan had been
wounded in the shoulder though he
was not seriously hurt.
Later developments show that RAN
some. the negro who was shot was not
pressed into service b. the desperadoes
but had Joined them after they entered
the rocker department. Brooks Bishop
and Mulllgan were among the most
desperate of the 1900 convicts confined
here. All are young men. A year ago
Bishop and Mullgan declared they
would not work and defed the warden.
II took several weeks punishment an1
confinement 10 subdue them, and since
then each has carried heavy ball and
chain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-20
U. s. COAT OF ARMS.
Motion Made In Cuban Senate to
fave Them Removed,

New York, Aug. Ex-senator Saliva
dor Cisneros and the Marquis of San
Ia Lucia have presented a motion In
the Cuban senate demanding the re-
moval OF the United States coat Of
arms from the arsenal, the removal of
the United states flags, and every
trace OF anything suggestive OF the
United States, says a Havana cable
to the Tribune, Senator's Cabello and
Batancourt signed the motion. The
instant the project was read Mendez
Capote sprang TO his feet and de-
nounced the notion as childish In the
extreme aud unbecomIng dignihed men.
Ii was not, he said, In the jurisdic-
ton OF congress- but Of the president.
who could be relied on not 10 take
away the emblems Of nation To whom
all credit for their liberty was due.
Senator Clsneros defended the pro-
ject, saying that the act Of the United
States In putting up the emblems in
country not their own was uniustifi-
able
Senator C0pote insisted on a vote
without further discussion, and the
motion was voted down unanimously
excepting Senator Cisneros