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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-10
HEWLETT BROS. co.

twenty-round contest TO take place on
the 2Sth OF this month, They VIII box
for the championship
Both Jimmy Burns and Tom Tracey
are getting ready for their bout when
comes off at the local club next Mon
day night While Burns has an adj
vantage in height. reach and weight
II Is said OF Tracey that he has a wallop
that VIII put The best Of them to slum-
bering II once he lands. and his friends
say he has the ability to land Just about
when he wants to- lie can stand the
punishment and Is willing 20 take in
order to give. Burns ability along
these lines is already TOO well known
10 talk about lie expects TO be re-
turned the winner, but says If he does
not win II win be because he has met
q better man,
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Rifle Clnb Scnre.
Following is the score Of the Rife
club shoot held Yesterday afternoon.
AUTOMOBILE EXHIBITIONS.
Fourier the Frenchman May Show
Salt Takers Speed.

Publisher Walgeen Of the Denver
theater program, passed through the
city today en- route TO San Francisco
whore ne has gone 10 arrange for a
series Of match automobile races In
which Chauffeur F0urnier VIII partici-
pate with his famous French motor
In the event that the scheme does
not materiallze, MI Walgreen VIII re-
turn TO Salt Lake TO see what can be
done here II no races can be given.
Mr.. Fourier will remain IN Salt Lake
on his return trip and viii give ex-
hlbltlons Of speed to the Salt Lake
public.
Or. sANFORD's LIVER lNV1GORATUR
1hetest Liver Medicine, AYegetabIe cure for Liver
Ills, Billousness Indigestion. Constipation Malaria.
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Always Ask for Diamond Dyes.
TAKE NO OTHER.
OBITUARY.
BENJAMIN TGBB1Ts

At Providence, Cache codnty. Utah.
Benjamin Tibbltts, born in Kiddermln.
ster Worcester. England. Sept s, 1925.
died March %, 1902. He emlgrated TO
America in 1885, was married to Eliza
Moody in 1852 He was the father Of
eight children, five sons and three
daughters, of whom seven survive him.
and % grandchildren. Of these q are
living, First heard the Gospel IN DAN
yer, Mass, he left that place and went
TO Thomsonville, Conn thinking to bet
ter his conditions to enable him TO pro-
cure means 60 go to Utah on the
Goth Of June 1866, he sold his house
hold things for what he could get and
bid good bye 70 his friends ana rsla-
tons and journeved to omaha. Nebras-
ka and arrived July 3, with his family:
then he was baptized IN the Missouri
river July s by Elder SteDhen w. Al
ley and confirmed by Elder John W.
Bullock. He travelled IN Capt. Hol-
days OK team; arrived in Salt Lake
city I'm 1866 and went to Providence
the same fan and remained there TN
he died. He was a kind. affectlonate
husband and father and a good faithful
Latter-day Saint ever willing 20 help
TO do good under all circumstances;
true and firm in the principles OF the
Gospel He has son on a mission,
and also one who Is a worker in the
Logan temple
WARREN MARSHALL JOHNSON.
Born, July Q. 1898 died March TO- 1902
He was for 22 years the ferryman OF
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The Windsor European Hotel. adj
ioInlng the Kenyon. New building.
new furniture. Rates 30 cents, rs cents
and $l00 per day. A. FRED WEY,
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siDELIGHTs ON THE BOXERS
Contest at Eureka Tonight Green
and Donovan Sign Articles.

A contest thar has attracted consId-
cradle attention Is scheduled 10 take
place this evening at Eureka between
Ray Barney OF Payson and Jerry Nc
earthly OF Walkerville. Mont. Both
men are in splendid condition and both
are confident, or say they are. Of vie.
tory Barney has a decided advantage
IN weight but the Montana lad SAYS he
cares nothing FOR that, and that he viii
finish his man IN short order Both
men with their trainers are on the
scene Of the battle resting up prepare
tory to entering the ring.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special.
(By leased wire to the Central Stock
Exchange. 2l6 Main street,.
Thursday April 10, 1902.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-10

All people are interested alike In the
Three Crown baking powder, when
gives more quality as well as quantity
for q quarter of a dollar than Is founa
I'm any other brand. We are making q
feature OF this product. we Know us
right and know Il viii do the best SER
vice In the homes Of the people. we
know It's qualities, we are here TO an,
swer for It's work and you may depend
on IT, When we say its reliable you
don't need TO take our word. we guar
antee 1t as right You see the adVah'
tage Of that. Price 25c per pound
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
Nsls refund The money It II falls to cure L. W,
Groves slgnure Is on each atboK. Csc.
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HELP WANTED.

WOMEN WANTED FOR CITY. TRAVEL
ers and Office positions. Address 1850, Deseret
News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-10

Jack Clifford has received an offer
TO fight Jack Richards OF Butte. ana
the ofer stlpulates that the moment
he signs articles he viii be guaranteed
4 purse Of 1000 The conoueror of
Champion Wade said this morn
ing, however. that he viii take
a good rest before entering the
ring again, and will for the present
at least, turn his attention TO baseball
on the Salt Lake team.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-10

Kid Donovan of Los Angeles. the
speedy young man who pleased the
sports In a preliminary al the Flynn.
Bean fight, now has chance 10 Wrest
the lightweight championship from
Young Green. The pair got together
last night and signed articles for a
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-20
The White River Extension.

Great interest is being manifested
in Carthage over the proposed extern
sion of the White River branch OF the
Iron Mountain from Cushman to Car
thago. where connection will be made
with the Missouri Pacific, thus forming
a direct line from Memphis to Kansas
City via Carthage. The probabilities
are that this city will be a division
point of the road and that railroad
shops will be located here. Several
weeks ago a proposition was made to
the business men of Carthage that the
road would come to that city providing
that money was raised to purchase the
right of way to the Lawrence County
line. After considerable work $4,000
was raised, and business men guaran-
teed the payment of an additional
$1,000, providing it was found to be nee
essary Work on the road is said to be
now in progress.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-20
Headquarters for Macon.

William Kenefick, head contractor
on the Iowa and st. Louis Railroad,
and J. p. Gleason. civil engineer. will
remove their offices from Centerville,
Ia, to Macon this month. The st
Louis and st. Paul train recently put
on by the Wabash was one of the con
trolling factors in deciding the new 10
cation for operations, as it makes the
work in Northern Missouri more &C.
cessible from this point. 1t is the in.
tentiCn of the contractors to push the
work all through the winter, unless
prevented by heavy SHOWS. The selec
ton of Macon as the Missouri division
during the construction period is an
important move for the town and will
add considerable activity to business
conditions
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-20
BUTLER GETS THREE YEARS.
JURY WAS UNANIMOUS AS TO
GUILTY ON FIRST eALloT-
DEBATE ON PENALTY.
Motion for a New Trial Is OVerruicd
and Appeal Taken to Supreme Court
In Private Conversation 8u- .ce Ad.
r,its He Offered Presents.

Columbia. Mo. Nov. l5.-- Edward
Butler was found guilty and sentenced
TO serve three years In the Peniton-
tiary, q severe penalty considering that
the charge was attempted bribery.
A split occurred among the attorneys
for the defense, as to the extent Of tho
examination of Butler on tHe witness
stand. Former Governor Johnson dc.
sired that tho witness be- examined full.
ly as To what transp!red at the inter
views between the defendant and Doe.
tors Chapman and Merrcl.
Butler would have told that an Offer
OF $500 and of $1,000 was made, but as
reward for numerous previous ser.
vices.
He now admns these Cfers and him.
self thinks the circumstances sur.
rounding them should have been told
by him on the stand.
Appeal to the Supreme Court was
taken as soon as the verdict WAS rem.
dered.
A motion for a new trial was at once
ment was also overruled. Formal sen.
tence was accordingly pronounced
upon the defendant.
During the reading Of the verdict
Butler retained his cCmpoSure His
wife also, who was in court, remained
self-possessed, and all emC:iCn was re
pressed.
Butler declares that he is innocent
and, when asked IL any reason existed
why sentence should not DO pro
nounced upon him. his only reply was
that he was not guilty.
The bill OF exceptions will not he
filed in the Boone County Court unit
February. and the case probably will
not come UP in the Supreme Court un
til next summer.
The lighting bin case against Butler
set in Futon, Galloway County, mus,
II the lower court Is affirmed, until sen
tence Is served.
Bond was allowed Butler on appca
In tho reduced sum OF $4,000.
The Butler family and the Circui
Attorney returned to st. Louis yester
day afternoon.
The members OF the Jury say the,
were unanimous on the first ballot 70
conviction. but for some time disagree,
on the extent OF the penalty.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-20
Missouri Quails Very Scarce.

Owing to an unusual scarcity Of
quail in Central Missouri there will be
no meeting of either the Western Field
Trials Association or the State Asso-
citation, which were to have been held
in the county near Glasgow, Howard
County The scarcity of quails is ac-
counted for by heavy migration caused
by last years drought and the heavy
rains this spring and summer, which
added the eggs before Matching or
drowned many of the newly Matched
birds. 1t is the opinion of many sports
men that a five-year close season is
needed to restore the depleted covies.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-20
POLICEMEN SUE FOR SALARY.
Claim That They Were Appointed for
Term of Four Years.

The Kansas City Police cases were
argued and submitted in the Supreme
Court. William II. Wallace of Kansas
City, represented the policemen and
City Counselor Ingraham the city. w.
II. Goodnow, j. Hogan, c. l.. knight, j.
7. Wachs and S. G.. Smith were police
men appointed in Kansas City, but who
later lost their jobs. Suit was brought
against the city, alleging that they
were appointed for term of four
years and that the city was liable for
the balance of salary due.
In the Kansas City Telephone cases
Attorney Ingraham asked for the ap-
pointment OF special commissioner to
take evidence which was taken under
consideration by the court.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-20

EmpCria. Kas.. NOy. lJ.--LutE" Mad.
den in the Distric' CGurt lta' m:
decided that man Ind Il right O. bury
his wife alive. The case wl5 the CRY
CT Emporia VS.. Professor V2pDra ct
al, an injunction heiLp asked ~ pro
hibit the professor giHGg an exhibition
OF hypnotism by bGryIrg hia wife III
der ground and leaving hor buried s.E
days. The city claimed the e=hibi;i,r
endangered life. The hypartist c,a,w.
ed the city hau no right to draw a Dr..
tinCtiCn between this kind Ct cx.ig.
t!Cu
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-20
TROOPS NOW WITHDRAWN.
Infantry Company at E'dorado, III.
Ordered Home.

Springfield, H.. Nov. l5.-Adjutant
General Smith issued an order ycster
day afternoon relieving Company T..
Fourth Infantry, Illinois National
Guard, from further riot duty al lido
RADIO, H. At the same time a message
was telegraphed TO Captain Rudy, com
manding the company, directing him
to leave at once with his command FOR
his home station ana to send al State
arsenal here.
Colonel Theodore Ewert, Assistant
Adjutant General, has Just returned
from EldoradO, where he inyostiga' eI
the condition OF affairs. He interview
ed both white and negro c!ti2s2s, who
agree that there Is no further danger
TO negroes by the lawless element that
has operated in Saline COUNTY. Upon
his report the troops are relieved
The military was hrst sent to II.
dorado July 10 last, AFTER 81 outbreak
between the whites and Lacks of tho
place. Captain Wilbur T. Sa:tlHtis
OF Company L. Fourth Regiment, took
twenty men there and remained on.y
q short timo. when he wa5 v,iaygu
by Captain Rudy. whose G"'IU a''"i.
wards was increased to :Jity :lDl.
This number has been Iaa!-.a.-2! u.i..
the present time.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-20
Narrow Escape From Crcms,..n.

Temple. Tex, Nov. H--Dur,ug al
electric storm her" today lightning
struck tho barn wherein John Gordon,
a farmer, and his two sons had sought
refuge, The bot passed through the
foot f the elder Gordon. tearing an
ugly bole and stunning all three cccu.
pants and setting fire to the barn, cen
suming It and burning the inmates 81
verely before tLcy could recover sudi.
GENTLY TO escape Gordon may be- IA.
ally injured
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-20
Church Women Husked Corn.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. e.
Church, South, at Laddonia, is raising
funds to complete the new church now
building. John Hobson farmer. jok.
ingly offered them a load of corn pro
vided they would gather it. One dozen
of them hitched up team and in few
hours had gathered the load, brought it
to town and sold it on the streets at
auction to a grain merchant at so cents
per busnel. The load netted them
$3.50.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-20
Indian Charged With Murder.

Arimore, !. r, Nov. 1a.-Murcum
Durca, fu!lbood Chickasaw, is in
jai! hore charged with the murder OF
Hi !EmGn, a fulIhlOOd Choctaw, on
The Blue River indian settlement east
Of here. October %. Both being In.
clans 10 arrcat was made until last
Sunday, whoa Duren vas arrested by
IN i-.ior Constable and turned over
to tie United Suites officers. Durcn
had - hearing to-day and VAS commit
TIL ~ Jai! without bond. Evidence
.a,. "a that the deceased had been
.,,rcS oN tn head With an ~ and tho
.y-y MAIDEN n q brush Pile.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-20
BOLD CLAIM OF FusIoNISTS.
Declare They Were Counted Out of a
Victory in Kansas.

Topeka, Kas., Nov 17-Secretary
Currin OF the Peoples Party State
Committee claims that w. H. Grad
dock, Fusion candidate for Governor,
was elected by the vote or a majority,
but that SO many ballots were thrown
out under the rulings on the ballot law
that he was counted out. Currin says:
About three weeks before election
blanks were provided to special watch
ers at every polling place in the State,
which were to be filed out with syn
opsis OF the vote on Governor, Con
gresham and Representative, and also
the number of rejected ballots, togeth-
err with the reasons for rejection and
who the voter intended to vote for
Returns have been coming in rapidly
since election day, and | am now in a
position to give the figures on enough
to show the approximate result.
Il am fully satisfied that if the bal
lots cast, which were intended for Mr..
CraddoCk. had been counted for him
he would have had a comfortable ma
jority. am satisfied that II these no
nomination rejected ballots were
counted for the men for whom they
were obviously intended we would
have from 200 to 300 more county of.
iicers to our credit"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-20
laborers Buy RcYoIvers.

Tulsea, |. T., Nov. 17.-With the ad-
vent of the Ozark and Cherokee Cen
trail Railway an increased sale OF fire
firm in that city sold Saturday forty
eight reyolyers to day laDorers on the
above road. The citizens are at a loss
to understand the meaning OF such an
unusual purchase and are commenting
upon their apparent helplessness,
should all tho bearers Of these guns
become unruly, as they frequently do
when in an intoxicated condition after
receiving their pay.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-20
Lanonte Farmers Institute.

The Farmers Institute held its first
session in Lamonte. The meeting was
called to order by W. d. Wade. The
was not so large as it was
farmers are unusually busy with crops.
Professor S. A. Hoover delivered an
address on Practical Education" to a
large audience at the first night SEES.
sion. An interesting program was
scheduled for the second day.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-20
Harding is Loo ating a Route.

Russell Harding, vice president and
general manager of the Missouri Pa
cific, in company with w. II. Phelps
and other Missouri Pacific officials, Wis
tied Aurora, and went over the pro-
posed line of the White River route
from there via Mount Vernon and
Stots City to Carthage. The route
has been located from the south as far
as Galena, Stone County. and Aurora
feels assured OF securing the road.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-20
OPPOSITION TO STATEHOOD BILL.
Indian Territory Protests Against the
Omnibus Measure.


South McAlester |. r. Nov. l5.--In
no uncertsin words has Indian Terri
tory expressed hsrSclf on territorial
legislation expected at the coming SEES
sion Of Congress. The statement OF
Senator Beverage OF the Senate Com.
mittee on Territories that the omnibus
Statehood bill would he reported fsv.
orAou aS lar as oklahoma was con.
cerueh has created uneasincss in the
Territory and the people are rcbeiling
at the thought Of being added to Ok
lahoma by piecerseal, as is provided in
tho oklahoma C,atehoUd bill.
At convention of the people OF the
Chickasha Nation, held Monday,
ringing revolution Yves passed indors.
ing the Moon bill. which is now pond
ing before Congress and which gives
thIs Territory u territorial form Of gov
ernmcnt. with delegate in Congress-
A convention Of tho Choctaw Ma
ton was called by Mayor Fielding Lew
il ut the request OF Vice President w.
II. Fuller OF the South McAlester Bus
mess Mems League. The convention
is called To- meet in this city Monday.
November pa
Next week conventions will also be
held in the Creek. Seminole ana Cher
| Okee Nations, and on November % a
monster convention, composed Of dele
| gates from All of the fivo nations, will
meet here and map out campaign for
| legislation. ON November 2S the
chiefs and governors of all the Indian
| tribes will meet at Eufaula for the pur-
pose Of comforting on legislation.
The Indians are AL opposed to union
with Oklahoma under any CirCum.
| stances.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-20
PACKING PLANT BURNED.
Armour & Co. Sustain sooo,ot,o Loss at
Sioux City.

Sioux City.
iSouE City, la. Nov. 1I.-lrmour &
Co.'S packing plant which occupied
four acres OF the stock yarui and val.
ued at 100000 was totally destroyed
early this morning by a fire which
started on the second floor of the fer
tilizer building, and is thought by
Manager Lennon to have been due
either to spontaneous combustion or
to an imperfect dryer. The loss is
partly covered by 1921 500 insurance
Six hundred men are thrown out OF
employment by the fire.
Within an hour after the fire was
discovered by a Waterman six streams
of water were being thrown upon the
fire. which was cutting tho fertilizer
building, which was 120x60 feet and
four stories high, but the pressure was
inadequate. The floors and contents
Of the building burned like chat. The
roof soon fell and the fire burst
through into the beef.killing house. At
the same time the cattle chute ignited
and in five minutes fell with crash.
Once in the beef-killing house, the
flames began to dance madly. From
this house to the oleo building was but
step, and when the oils started to
burn the fire presented most spec
tacular appearance. The big beef
house, containing 500 carcasses, next
caught Are, and the whole plant. eX-
cept the hOg-house, was lake of fire
The roar was terrible. The country
for miles around was lighted up. Sud
denly there was terrific defamation,
followed quickly by another. Twenty
four drums. containing 100 pounds of
ammonia each. exploded before the re-
serve supply in the ammonia cistern
was reached. That explosion almost
raaed the entire plant. The flames
were blown through the fire wall
which separated the hoghouse from
the other buildings. The hoghouse
contained $500 dressed hogs and g.
100000 pounds OF pork products.
Steadily the fire crept against the
wind and through the office building
Not a scrap OF paper was saved
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-20
NOT VET A CANDIDATE.
Dabcock Wishes to Consult che Wis.
consIn Delegation.

Chicago. IL. Nov. 15.--Congras man
]. w. Babcock of Wisconsin visited
Chicago today and declared that az yet
he was not n candidate for the nation.
al speai.ership. He would not say.
however, that he would not become a
candidate. He wanted to consult the
Wisconsin delegation, he asserted, be-
fore making a definite announcement.
There was rumOr that Speaker
Uendcrjcn advised MIR. Babcock not to
enter the race, and fall into line for
MIR. Cannon, but this could not be con.
flrmed. Mr Henderson was nOncCm.
initial when asked about tho rumor,
saying that any expression he could
make might be given wrong con
s'ruc,ion by friends of some Of the can.
LiiatoS.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-20
Sky Scraper for the Frisco.

St Louis Nov. IA new twelve
story modern commercial structure.
and to be occupied by the Frisco sys-
TEN as general railroad headGuar-
tiers, will be erected at the southwest
corner of Ninth and Olive streets, at a
cost of about 100000 The Mercantile
Trust Company, IN conjunction with
Isaac T. Cook OF the Chemical Build
ing Company, have closed a ninety
nine-year lease Of the Emilio lot, and
the four-story stone and brick build
ing will be wrecked
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-20
TWO EXAMINING COMMITTEES
Governor Dockery Names Auditing
and Junketing Legislators.

Governor Dockery appointed the fol-
lowing Legislative committees:
Committee to visit and examine the
asylums, State University and other
institutions of the State, except those
at the seat of government: Senator
II. Clay Heather of Marion County,
Representative George j. Stampfi Of
Cole County, Representative A. Z. l..
Gardner of st. Louis County.
and Treasurer: Senator Emmett B..
Fields Of Linn County, Representative
A. b. Duncan of Buchanan County,
Representative J. II. Boutwell, of Pettis
County.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-20
Ca6hicr Malorcy Indicted.

Dallas. TEX. Nov. 15.-C. A. Maloney
is charged with embc2zlemcnt in an
indictment returned by the Grand Jury
CT Dallas County. The amount inyolv-
cd is in excess of $1,000 and may reach
$4,000. The Mccormick Harvesting
Machine Company is the loser. accord
ing 20 the first count OF the document.
1t is charged that October 81, 1902,
vas the date upon which MalOncy en-
Do2;led the money Of his employers.
He Is cut OF the city and has not yot
been placed under arrest. He was
cashier Tor the Mccormick Harvesting
Machine Company of Chicago at their
Dallas distributing division.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-20
Bernard Surrendered to officers.

Ardmorc, |. T., Nov. III. n. Der
nard surrendered to officers this even
ing, asser ing that he shot Ike Miller
at dance. No particulars are obtain
able Bernard says he shot Miller III
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