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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-05-22

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-26
MRS. NEwHOUsE IN DENVER
Salt Lake Woman Royalty Welcomed
In the Colorado Metropolis.

Denver has received a valuable ac-
QUESTION to its social circles this week.
Mrs Samuel Newhouse, wife Of the
wen known mining man, has arrived
from London to spend the winter
months near her mother. Mrs Tingey,
who has taken house in Denver. MIR.
and Mrs. Newhouse and maid are set
tied In a charming suite at the Brown,
and can be seen any day taking their
regular constitutional. or speeding down
the avenues In their electric auto, Mrs.
Newhouse Is considered the most skill
full chauffeuse In London.
Young. handsome. with a wealth Of
beautiful gowns chosen In excellent
taste. Mrs. Newhouse is greatly sought
In London society for her talent AMI
beauty, as wen as personal charm OF
manner.
Her Jewel box forms one Of the mos,
costly and complete collections OF the
world. The pearl necklace which she
wears. IL the gift of her husband AM
IL composed OF the largest and most
perfect pearls found In the world They
We're collected one by one until the
chain was completed.
Mr. and Mrs. Newhouse We're guests
nj dinner last evening with Mrs. VIII
liam Cooke Daniels. after which n boz
party was given AT the Broadway.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-26
BROKE HER LEG.
Mrs. Sarah b. Fullmer Meets With a
Bad Accident.

Mrs. Sarah II. Fullmer met with a
very serious accident late Tuesday
afternoon on Second West street. just
below Sixth South, which resulted in
her receiving q fracture OF the right
hip. The lady. who Is about 81 years Of
age, had left her home on West Fourth
South street with the intention Of Wis
Iting her daughter. Mrs. Littey, who
resides at 62S South Second West, when
near the corner mentioned above she
slipped on the Icy sidewalk and fell.
sustaining very serious injuries.
She was removed TO her daughters
bone and DIR. Mayo summoned. The
doctor found that her hip had been
broken and states that owing TO her
advanced age. she is In very precari-
Gus condition. and her recovery Is
doubtful. Mrs. Fullmer is the widow
Of the late David Fullmer, who was
formerly president of Salt Lake Stake.
and IL a pioneer. Her many friends
viii be palned TO learn OF her misfor-
tune
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-26
MURDER TRIAL
FACES NECRESS
Notorious Victoria Alley Woman.
Formally Accused Of Murder
OTHERS BEING DETAINED.
Famous Drug Store Liquor Cases
Have Again Been Continued
Police Court News.

In Judge Dlehls court this morning,
Mary Jane Smith, the notorious ne
gress. was charged with the murder Of
Daniel Ryan. who was poisoned in her
crib on Victoria alley, and then robbed,
The Smith woman appeared to take
matters very coolly and manifested lit
tie or no concern. She quietly entered
a. plea of not guilty and was remanded
to the custody OF the sheriff. The date
for preliminary hearing was set for
December 10Th, but 1t Is quite likely
that the case will be continued from
that date.
As yet the other colored woman,
Madge Ray, and the Smith womans
lover. Mat Wilson. have not been
formally charged with their part In the
atrocious crime.
THE DRUG STORE CASES.
The drug store liquor eases have
again been continued, They have gone
over until January 9TH, at which time
they viii most likely be continued fol-
several weeks more.
On motion Of Assistant County At
torney Loofbourow, the case Of FREQ
Moody, charged with grand larceny
was dismissed.
IL. Brown and Carl Carlson were ar
rested yesterday by officer j. ID. Brown
on the charge of stealing chickens
The chicken dealers have a standing
reward of $40 for the person who se-
cures the arrest and conviction Of
chicken thieves, and unless someon,
else butts IN officer Brown viii bt
rewarded with $40, provided. OF course
the prisoners are convicted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-26
TELLER ON VENEZUELA,
Colorado Senator Sees Mach DANCE
Ahead.

Senator Teller regards the Venezuelan
dispute as far from settled, and pre-
diets great deal Of trouble Is yet in
store for the South American republic.
Said he 20 Denyer Post reporter.
The troubles might be settled by ar.
bitration, but ! fear they are only in
their inception. To begin with, 1t is very
likely that German and English sub
1ects In Venezuela have sustained
losses through constant revolutions,
and those countries had right TO ask
for damages, aye. even collect them,
but they must do It according to In
ternational law
England and Germany very proper
ly made demands for damages, and
when they We're refused they properly
seized a number Of Venezuelan ships.
These actions We're in accordance with
the law OF nations, but when the two
European powers began sinking the
ships and bl0ckading Venezuelan ports
they virtually declared war.
Under the International code the
proper method for England and Ger
many TO collect the damages would
huNc peeH w hclHc custpin mouse az
and port and collect revenues on arti-
Giles boing into the country under the
laws Of that country, and appropriate
the money
"Now that President Roosevelt has
been asked to act as arblter. Italy,
France, Belgium and Spain have put
in claims, which are probably also well
founded, When the matter has been
arbItrated there promises TO be further
trouble. for il is utterly impossible for
Venezuela to pay her debts. A war OF
England and Germany against Vene-
zuela may be the result. OF course the
South American republics VIII side with
their sister republic, so there Is a posi-
bllity Of complications into which the
United States may be drawn :"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-26
IONLY WORDS OF PRAISE FOR
THE GREAT CHRISTMAS NEWS

had one OF the big papers bullying out
OF his or her pocket or parcel
Tooele Transcript-We believe we ex-
hausted all our knowledge of grammar
on the last years Christmas edition OF
the News" but We must add that this
years Christmas edition Is a hummer
from the Jordan and Snake river rap
ids;aR2 is all Il represents Itself 10 De,
a Christmas boomer Of Utah and Idaho
combined. Be sure to get copy OF the
Christmas Deseret Evening News No
library Is complete without copy; and
with a copy you get a whole library IN
itself,
Sanpete Free Press-The Deseret
News eighty-page Christmas number
was model Of typographical neatness
and journalistic enterprise. The mann
moth paper was filled with valuable
matter concerning Utah and the sur
rounding states, and Is a splendid ad-
yertlsement to Titan.
Lehi Banner-The Christmas News
of last Saturday evening was an ele-
CANT edition. II was devoted principal
IN 10 Utah and Idaho, and contained
articles beautifully illustrated WIN
half.tone engrayings Of Utah and Ida
hos Industries. People would do wen
10 procure a copy and send II to their
friends abroad
Logan Nation.-The Christmas edition
of the Deseret News appeared last sat
urday, and is mammoth edition OF |"
nages Including handsome cover Inc
issue contains write-up OF all parts
of Utah and Idaho. including an article,
on Logan and Cache county, some OF
the facts in which are given elsewhere
today.
Roxeider County News-The CHRIST,
mas edltlon of Tho Deseret News. issued
last Saturday. IL q valuable WORK rs 81
reference for both Utah ana iuano, ~
News has set forth at conslueraplss
length the principal industries ana
growth OF these two Young states auu
The information contained WIN tesuu IA
attracting attention 10 them as uesa
ahle states 10 live In. The edition con
tains eighty-four pages proluseiy mus
trated. n.soro,
Rolse Capital News,--The Deseret
r-,,anirg News OF Salt Lake issued q
magnificent special Christmas euls'on
49, catnrday last. The first IL pages vi
handsome book paper proiuseiy nus oS
| trated with half,ones, Is devol '..,a , en
elusiyely TO Idaho and a mag ,ilhcem ua
VIEW az shoshoue Falls, the NlagaI n.
Of the west, is given the place 81 h On =
On m, first page. The paper VIII pe or 9
wonderful eye-opener TO ali east YSa
INTO whose hands II may IAN ! ne l~"
bo work was done by X. X Tasp IL, q
n ne man Of ability, and industry
and he aid his work we'll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-26
Mr.. Roosevelt
VIII NOtCOnsent
NE win Not Arbtrate Venezuelan Controversy Sub
ject win be Referred TO The Hague Tribunal for ADJ
judication- Powers Agree TO This Arrangement

ton Is made that one and perhaps two
OF the other powers involved proposed
some conditions which might have
proved embarrassing TO the president
had he undertaken the responsibility OF
determining the question
1t is understood that some money
must pass but Il Is also known that the
imount Of cash to be required of Vene-
zuela before arbitration Is not nearly so
large as has been stated, II Is not pos
slble to learn either whether the allies
insist upon apologies from Castro and
while 1t is assumed that the blockade
will be speedily raised, no arrangements
TO that end have y't been made.
The notes received from the govern
ments interested in the Venezuelan
controversy, including Venezuela, agree
to submit the question at issue to The
Hague tribunal. note is now being
prepared by secy. Hay in which this
government announces its hearty APP
prevail of such a course. There appears
90 be no question OF the fact that 1t is
the general understanding that the
Monroe doctrine is not to enter into the
question Of arbitration.
ARBITRATION ASSURED.
London, Dec. DISCRIMINATION was
obtained here today by the Associated
Press Of the announcement from Wash
ington that the arbitration of the Ven.
ezuelan questions is now assured and
that failing the acceptance by President
Roosevelt of the invitations to become
arbitrator the matters will be referred
TO The Hague tribunal.
GERMANY WILLING.
Berlin. Dec. GA semi-oflcial note
published today says.
"As In the case of the Italian note the
British and German notes on Yenezle.
/ la presented Dec. % declare that II
President Roosevelt does not accept the
post of arbitrator, the powers would be
prepared, subject to certain reservations
to submit the matter to The Hague tri-
! bunal."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-26
Resigns From
The Rio Grunde
-, Herbert Steps Doom and Ont January 10 Take
r..,j,,r Position With The COLORADO 6 Souhesn-- JVN
., Succeeded by John cA Edison, Genesal 5anages of
qh, Kansas City Southern.

In Denver. This announcement was
authorized today by Frank Tumbull
president Of the Colorado 4 Southern
and Fort Worth roads. The office Of
vice president has not been filled since
the resignation OF i. L. Winchell two
years ago. The duties which Mr. Her
bert viii assume have always before
been transacted In the Office of presi-
dent and general manager The change
Is made 70 relieve the pressure Of busi-
ness on President Frank Trumbul.
Mr.. John A, Edison, who becomes
manager Of the Denver 4 Rio Grande,
Rio Grande Western and Rio Grande
Southern railroads, Jan |, was born
Feb, a. 1854, at Sylvanla, O. He entered
railway service In 1867 as an operator
on the Lake Shore & Michigan South
ern. From 1879 to 1856 he was chief
train dispatcher on the Union Pacific,
Later he was employed by the Chicago,
Milwaukee & ST. Paul railroad. In 1887
he was made division superintendent
of the Kansas City-0maha division Of
the Missouri Pacific, after which he
went to the st, bouts Southwestern
railroad. Next he assumed the manage
lntul OF Nlle hduHhs Wy NouNntlHi utA-
ter known as the Port Arthur route,
which position he has resigned to be-
come manager Of the Rio Grande sys-
TEN.
RESIGNS FROM RIO GRANDE.
In reply to q question, President
Trumbul stated positively that Mr..
Herbert In his new position would In
no manner represent any interests Of
Geo. Could
Mr., Gould has acquired no holdings
in the Colorado & Southern declared
Mr.. Trumbull
WAS VOLUNTARY.
ST. Louis, Dec. 26,--Nouoe Of the ap-
polntment Of J. A. Edison, former gem
eral manager Of the Kansas City South-
ern railroad as manager Of the Denver
& Rio Grande and associated roads,
are being sent out today The change
becomes effective Jan. /, General Man
ager Russell Harding, OF the Denver &
Rio Grande said today that Mr.. Her
bert severed his connection with the
Rio Grande at his own request.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-26

Washington, Dec. 26-Presldent
Roosevelt will not be the arbitrator OF
the Venezuelan controversy. The
whole vexatious subject will be referred
for adjudication to The Hague tribunal.
Epitomized, this was the situation as
1t had resolved itself at the conclusion
of the cabinet meeting today. The
meeting was not so long as the SEES
sions usually are, All the members ex-
cept secry. Root were present. The
Venezuelan question was the principal
and practically the only topic OF gen
eral concern under consideration. Secy.
Hay presented the results Of his cable
correspondence with the governments at
London, Berlin, Rome and Caracas In
accordance with the suggestion made
by President Roosevelt through secy.
Hay, President Castro was reported TO
have agreed to submit the difficulties to
the arbitration Of the tribunal at The
Hague, The European powers not only
consented to submit the controversy to
arbitration, but while they had ex-
pressed a preference for an arbitration
to be conducted by President Roose-
welt they had assented to his sugges-
ton that the matter be referred to
The Hague.
The presentation Of the case met the
hearty approval OF the cabinet. No
fear Is expressed by the administration
that the Monroe doctrine VIII be
brought into the controversy In any
manner that might result In an en-
bsrrassing situation Cor the United
States. secy Hay is preparing a note
TO the powers in which the qualification
of this government is expressed for the
course agreed upon.
No ntimation Is given OF the condl-
items which may have been imposed by
the European powers or by President
Castro precedent to the arbitration. It
is known that Great Britain was will
ing to submit the subject 20 the arbi-
tration of President Roosevelt practl-
cally without conditions, but the SUCCESS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-26
Can't Carry Cattle.

Washington. Dec. 2e.-United States
consul-Gen. Truner reports to the state
department from Ottawa that the Brit
ish board OF agriculture has refused to
letions preventing the Canadian Pacific
railroad from carrying cattle through
TO Sc John, because It's line lies for a
short distance In the state OF Maine.
Vessels bound from Portland and Bos-
ton TO British ports are prevented from
carrying cattle to st. John and Halifax.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-26

homemade calendars with Salt Lake
and Utah Views pasted thereon, there
was an unprecedented demand, There
was great demand for hnndkerchiefs.
especially those with letters OF mono
grams on and there WAS general raw
aging OF the stores for era
watts and suspenders In scarlet
fever patterns. and Garfield eunses
styles Flowers and green's. too. were
In demand. Notwithstanding the en-
HANGED prices. children's illustrated
books went like hot cross buns, and al
though turkeys ruled at two bits per
pound. the market was pretty We'll
cleaned Of them also.
a very interesting feature OF the A.
esta-like appearance OF the town was
the visit TO the hotels. club house, and
husylt0ls of the surpliced choir Of st.
Marks cathedral under Carl Scheid,
and the carols that they sung wers
very well given ana highly appreciated.
The poor postofiice clerks heard The
Sounds OF reveIry by night as they
tugged, hauled, persplrcd worried. fret
ted. sWeated. tOiled, strove and did lots
Of other things over the tremendous
mails that came rolling In hours hours
and hours late, and at the very time
when they felt they had right TO be
off enjoying the glad Christmastlde.
The cellar Of the postoflice has looked
for the last few days as though pack
ages for q worlds fair were being re-
ceved for delivery Immediately, II NOT
sooner, and Alpine scaling ladders
have been brought IN with Alpenstocks,
rope and full set OF life saving appa-
ratus for the use Of the clerks IN climb
Irg over the preclpltous mountains Of
mail. The carriers 20 about the streets
burdened beneath great burdens OF
epistolary avolrdupois. so that In some
instances they are visible only as to
their legs. and that below the knees.
over $1,000 Christmas packages have
been received at the postoffice. and ow-
ing TO belated trains, the end Is not
yet.
Altogether, II was pretty good
Christmas, and the man, woman or
child who did not receive some sort of
Christmas present might well DO
placed on exhibition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-26
Pacific Gable
Reaches Oahu.
is Buoyed in $50 FaihomS OF Wafer 1Genfsco Hundred
And Thny-eigM Nautical miles Of Gable Haze Been
Laid Ouf- Shore End VM be Sphced Some SMles OF
Damondhedd

San Francisco. Dec. 2G.--The follow
ing cablegram has been received from
the cableshlp silyertown, timed at
u IN. today:
About TO buoy the cable of the IS
land Of Oahu in about $50 fathoms Of
water Up to this time 22SS nautical
miles Of cable have been paid out"
The short end Of the cable. which Is
OF much heavier type than the sea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-26
SEVERE IN KANSAS.

Kansas City, Dec. 2e--Advices re-
oaived today indicate severe weather
throughout Kansas and Missouri. Con.
cordia, Kansas. reports zero weather
tfere and all along the Missouri Pacific
read this same condition prevails.
Hutchinson, kas., reports the coolest
weather In years. the thermometer at
that point registering below zero. At
Atchison below is recorded. Al Mex
.co. Mo-. coal famine confronts the
Icople Of that section. There Is no
more coal for sale al any OF the yards
and the thermometer registered zero
last night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-26
Maxon Block. schnectady, Burned.

Schenectady, n. Y. Dec. 26,--The Max
on block opposite the Union station
here, was totally destroyed by fire 10.
day. the fire which probably was caused
by an over heated chimney, was spec
tacular one The total loss was 500, 600.
insurance about $4,000. The principal
portion OF the building was used as a
hotel. In an adjoining building also
was a hotel. The occupants of both
were aroused and removed In safety by
the tiremen and others Some Of the
hotel guests were compelled to flee In
their night clothes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-26
Big Four Express Dcrailed.

Edison. o., Dec. 26,-The east-bound
Cincinnati and Eastern express on the
Big Four was derailed at the crossing
of the Toledo and Ohio Central railroad
here while running at a high rate Of
speed early today. The accident re-
suited from a misunderstanding of sig
mails. one OF the two engines attached
10 the train was totally wrecked, En-
glneer stump and Brakeinen Reed and
iampkin received slight injuries. No
passengers were hurt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-26
All Quiet at Colon.

Div n Dec. '2s.-Commander
kaphsa :. me gunboat Bancroft, tele-
kys ss, 'he navy department. a few
kltt ~ M NV i,om Colon that affairs wefe
|scesvl,v ' s isthmus and there was no
|an Ss, ior the presence OF the Amer
FSinmsrssnp In view of this report
,soceed ~ = Sulver was authorized to
;;uan pn ~ h,ngston and thence to San
'iatlon ~ ~. hlSo, which is the regular
'-' vessel left on tha 2.,h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-26

~ Herbert Of the Rio
Nanas ',., : has resigned to become
Granas @ ',sO, ana general manager OF
vice pl ,s,sao 8 southern, effective Jan
the VOv ", 10 succeeded by John A. Ed
y ~ neral s' manager Of the Kansas
CON- sS., and 20 years ago q tram
ANY at Pocateli0. s.r. n.oD
c's y, .ome time past there have oeen
FO' 'v :" me effect that Mr. Herbert
ru'O0,' .ss,su from the managership OF
s V. n.a ',''S { Rio cande at the first Of
ln' D sar II is officially announced
|, % s,si' tha, MI Herbert severed his his
|i lonv.s, with the road entirely at MS
'O"''s s.anes, which ought to set at rest
|oHn . ,,S rpmors that have been flying
wy y" ,bs street. today on Railroad
Row a,st ~ all a good rail-
y" man and stern discipliiiariar',
ipl N ~hatever the future may nav
anu S" tor him In the way OF an I'M
III ssV's ros,tlon he viii give a good ac-
lon ~" of himself His position on tne
sOuNs as",de has not been an envlable
NV NV = liz I" took hold at the time OF the
eVo no. and the carrying OUT OF
, .oa,Vi from George j. Gould 10
'l'su AVN expenses in every direction
and Sspar,ment was to say the least !
SInsoas u task and one calculated
:, o''s rsise a healthy crop Of detractors.
NJ. reeord on the southern PACING,
t''S ,s demonstrated that he Is a
, rIySsrp and progressive railroad man.
The announcement of the change
oo,ass IN the form Of an Associated
Press dispatch from Denver as sub
' Denver. Dec. gG,--J. W. Herbert, who
has resigned as manager of the Den
90, & Rlo Grande, Rio Grande West
srn and Rio Grande Southern railroads,
NH become on Jan. ! vice president
md general manager OF the Colorado y
Southern railroad. and vice president
n ne For, Worth & Denver. He VIII
be in charge Of the operation OF the
entire system from Denver to Fort
Worth and win make his headquarters
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-26
DR.. Temples Body Removed.

London, Dec. 26.-The remains Of
DR.. Temple, the archbishop OF Cam
tefbury were removed this afternoon
from the archiep,scopal palace at Lam
beth TO Canterbury for interment there
tomorrow. There was no display. The
body was taken 10 the railroad sta
ton in single pair horse hearse fol-
lowed by two carriages containing rel
aiiyes Of the deceased. A supplied
choir sang an anthem at the station
as the coffin was placed on board the
train
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-26
FREEDOM FOR FLEMMlNG.
One of the Ryan Suspects Is Innocent
Of Terrible Charge.

Chief Of Police Paul Wednesday night
ordered Frank Flemmlng. the man who
has been held on suspicion Of being
connected with the Ryan murder, re-
leased from custody. The story Of the
Smith woman duplicating Fleming was
discredlted by the chief as matters
have developed which proved him inno-
cent OF any connection with the crime,
hence his release. Flcmming was very
jubilant over his release and made the
statement that II was the most well
come Christmas present he had receiv-
ed in bis entire lifetime.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-26
SEWER CONSTRUCTION.
Board of Public Works In Session Cons
sidering Bids.

The board OF public works Is In ses-
sion this afternoon considering bids for
the construction OF all sewers, water
mains and sidewalk extensions for the
year 1903. The matter of appointing a
clerk to succeed Percival o. Perkins,
whose resignation takes effect on Dec.
81, is also under consideration. There
are five applicants for the position,
namely, w. @. Sears. w II. POLAND, ].
$. Coles, Fred II. Kegler and John p.
Hill, all OF whom have considerable
political prestige, and, as yet no init
nation as to which one viii be sue
oessful In securing the place has been
given out By members Of the board.