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Report on brooklyn Accident.

Washington, Sept. 4.--Actg. Secy. OF
the Navy Darling has received a tele-
gram from Rear Admiral J. b. cogh-
Ian, second In command OF the North
Atlantic station, giving a report OF the
accident which befell his flagship, the
cruiser Brooklyn, In Buzzard's Bay yes
terday. The report says that while
withdrawingsrom the maneuvers attack
the Brooklyn struck and ran over an
uncharted obstruction. Examination
showed that about six frames were bent
inward, inner bottom plates bulged and
compartment making some water, and
other damage done. ~"
The report concludes
do not consider blame attaches to
any person concerned. Recommend
that ship go TO navy yard for docking
and examination. Have ordered In
vestigatlon and informed commanders
in-chief. Shall proceed TO Block Is
land and II he admiral Higginson)
cannot be found, win go to Tomkins-
VILE for orders
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ANOTHER ROBBERY.
Old Man Swindied In a Game Of Three
Card Monte.

Ar old man from New Jersey. who
failed TO give his name to the police.
was robbed this morning Of si2 by a
couple OF card sharps II is the same
old game Of three card monte but II
worked well despite the fact that the
stranger was relieved OF $40 al Pueblo
recently by the same methods. He was
wandering about IN the Tabernacle
grounds this morning when approached
by two strangers They engaged him
IN conversation and offered 10 show him
the sights. He agreed 30 accompany
them, ara they took him up towards
the Mccormick residence,
u was there they flashed the cards
ana induced him 10 bet with the re-
suit that In two minutes he was loser
TO the extent OF SsA Then be made
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SOUFRIERE in ERUPTION.

Castrles, Island Of st. Lucia. B. w. l..
Sept, 1.-THE coast telephone service re-
ports that violent eruption Of the
Soufriere volcano on the island Of st.
Vincent, was observed al midnight.
PHENOMENA AT PELEE.
London, Sept. 4,--The correspondent
Of the Daily Mail at Castries, st. Lu-
cha, has cabled an account Of the phe-
nomena witnessed at the time OF the
recent outbreak OF Mont Pelee. The
correspondent confirms the details Of
the eruption as already known. and
says.
There were tremendous earth rum
blngs and explosions. The ground
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SCORES OF PEOPLE
SERIOUSLY INJURED.

Chicago. Sept. 4-More than q score
OF people were hurt, several seriously,
in wreck on the Milwaukee Avenue
cable train here early today. The train
composed of grip tand two other cars
was bringing heavy load OF working
people down town. when between Cir
ard street and Evergreen avenue. the
grip struck a raised plate In the track.
The middle car plunged into the grip
and the trailer crashed into II. Men,
women and children were piled into
confused masses. A panic followed. All
available patrol wagone in the district
were sent 10 the scene to extricatH the
passengers from the wreckage. Many
Of the Injured were pinned In until the
wreckaee was chopped or sawed away.
Ii is believed that none Will die. Near
" all OF the injured were taken to their
homes.
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CATCH BY HEMPEL.
uns in Man by Name Of Crawford
Stolen Goods Recovered.

Yesterday afternoon, sergt. Hemple
arrested a fellow who takes the name of
A. W. Crawford, say the police, when
no other cognomen is lying around
handy, The man is charged with break
ing into the Miller barber shop and
stealing therefrom number of razors
and other things used by members OF
the profession.
Last evening Crawford promised TO
return the property, but when the
chance was given him, he baked. Ser
geant Hempel then began the search
himself and kept II up until this morn
ing when his efforts were rewarded by
finding the stolen property. 1T was
concealed under bridge on First West
and North Temple streets.
Crawford will be charged with bur-
glary, and probably arraigned before
Judge Diehl tomorrow morning.
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San Francisco. Sep. "A Southern
Pacific suburban train bound for TINS.
city collided with a San Mateo electric
car. also city bound, at an early hour
this morning. The electric car was COM
pletely demolished and all OF the pas
sengers more or less injured. Six OF
the more seriously injured were re-
moved to st. Luke's hospital. It is not
believed that any OF the passengers
are fatally hurt. Engineer Coburn.
seated In his cab, was slightly injured.
The responsibility for the accident has
not been fixed. The crew Of the South
ern Pacific train and the motorman and
conductor Of the electric car tell con-
flicting stories but both agree that the
fog was so dense that II was almost
irnposslblue TO distinguish objects. The
engineer Of the train asserts that he
was ringing the bell, and that the noise
Of the train was so great thu ne could
not hear the approach Of me electric
car.
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government to build good roads 4

government TO build good roads Il
would be done.
Among the resolutions adopted by the
convention were the following:
Resolved, that the good roads con-
vention hereby respectfully submits to
the postmaster general the suggestion
that he can render most important
service to this movement by causing a
special two cent stamp TO be issued
which shall have an appropriate design
calculated to suggest highway improve
ment, and shall be known as the good
roads stamp"
Other resolutions commend the iber-
atty Of the Great Northern railroad In
furnishing a special good roads train;
and approves OF the agricultural de-
partments action IN favor Of good
roads.
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rocked and nothing could stand on ta-
bles or shelves. Boats for st. Pierre
were unable to reach the town owing
to the fall Of hot ashes. and tidal
wave destroyed the whole Of the sea
front on lie Carbet
People returned here from Martini
ique only last week to take back their
families to Fort de France"
ENCOUNTERED VOLCANIC DUST.
Kingston, Jamaica. Sept. 4.--The Ger
man steamer Castillo, watch arrived
here from st. Thomas. u. w. l., too
day reports encolntering heavy fall
Of volcanic dust while 500 miles at sea.
She also reports that the coast OF Hay
Il was completely obscured by q haze.
caused by dust. SNa sjt
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anticipates No
tSezlous Results.
c,,s :r. Rooseuelfs Official Physician President Was
ascb Befler This Sl4osnng-Leaces Olstes Bay To-
uouow Morning on The Splph Preparatory 10 Stating
F,om Washington on His Southern Trip

counsel for the street railway men and
the court, IL was agreed to postpone the
matter for two weeks. Bail OF $4,000
. for Madden and S2l0O for Kelly was
continued. Former State Representa-
tive Turtle. the 1ega, adviser OF the
Pittsfield Street Railway company, APP
peared for the defendants The pre-
siding Judge was Joseph Tucker. pres
ident of the street railway company.
Had hearing been had he probably
would have given place to an associ-
ate. Ii Is believed that two weeks
hence another postponement will be
granted and that the preliminaries and
action by the grand jury II the case
should come before II will take up 80
much time that actual trial will not be
reached before January The funeral
arrangements of William Craig, the
presidents guard who was killed yes
terday have not yet been completed.
MESSAGE FROM THE KAISER.
Washington, Sept. 4.--Messages of
collgratulGtion over the escape Of the
president from his accident Yesterday
partment from abroad. One OF the
william Of Germany:
"Posen, Sept. 4-President, Washing
ton. With all Americans, | praise
Providence that saved your life from
tie terrible accident.
WILLIAM. /. r."
Minister WI called in person at the
state department early today to in
0uire OF Acting Secy. Adee whether
any Ill consequences had followed yes.
terday's accident and also to extend
his tulations to the president.
RESPONSIBILITY FOR ACCIDENT.
Washington, Sept. Alb. f. Barnes,
assistant secretary to the president,
arrived In Washington today. MIR,
Barnes was with the presidential party
at Pittsfeld yesterday. being in tie
second carriage behind that occupied
By the president Mr.. Cortelyou and
Gov. Crane at the time of the acci-
dent.
Although Mr.. Barnes disclaims hav-
ing any special knowledge az to all
the circumstances of the accident MT
shared by many others yet from what
lie saw and heard on the spot he thinks
the responsibility for the accident lies
between the driver OF the presidents
carriage and the motorman, with the
greater burden upon the latter, The
trolley road at that point, Mr.. Barnes
gays, Is straight for some distance and
the motorInan must have seen ana
recognized the presidents carriage
with Its four white horses some time
before the crossing was reached, but
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Non.Unlon Men Not Molested.

Tamaaua. Pa. Sept. 4.-Although
Mai. Gesrhart did not send any part
OF the troops out this morning, the nom
union men We're not molested While on
their way 20 work
President Paer's statement to Sena-
tors Quay and Penrose has had de-
pressing effect on the miners here. Yes
terday they were confident OF victory.
Today they say the end OF the strike
seems a long way OF.
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USED A BUTCHER KNIFE.
Warrant Issued This Morning for the
Arrest Of 4. II. Schultz.

This morning Assistant County At
torney Loofbourow issued a complaint
and filed II In Judge Diehl's court.
charging one +. II. Schultz with assault
with deadly weapon to-wit: butcher
knife. II Is alleged that schultz made
an assault upon w. II. Dye last night.
and threatened TO carve that gentleman
TO pieces. The warrant was placed
in the hands Of an oincer and will be
served today.
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STARVING

Mrs. Sarah r, Waters, Of Provo.
Utah, has been appointed assistant
matron at the Fl. Lapwaii Indian
school, Idaho.
otto II. Stewart. OF Benjamin, and
Orson Rasmussen, Of Ephraim, Utah.
have been appointed railway mall
clerks.
A postoflice has been established at
Worland Big Horn county. Wyoming,
with Charles II. Worland as postmas-
ter,
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Baer's declaration Causes Gloom

wilkesbarre, Pa, Sept. 4.-President
Baer's declaration that the miners
strike cannot be settled upon the terms
heretofore stated by the coal companies
has cast gloom over the entire strike
region. President Mitchell discussed Mr..
Baer's statement with some of his lieu
tenants but he declined TO say anything
for publication. Mr. Mitchell denied the
report that he had received a communi-
cation from J. Pierpont Morgan asking
him to state the best terms upon which
he would settle the strike.
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Murdcr ,or Count BonmartlnI.

New York. Sept 4.--Dispatches from
Bologna report. says a Rome dispatch
to the New York American. the muir
der there under mysterious circum-
stances OF Count Bonmart,ni a rich
lard proprietor and son-in-law Of the
famous surgeon, Prof. Murricount. An
unknown woman Is believed to have
admitted to the palace several dcspc-
radoes, who murdered the count ana
fled with i00.000' liyres.
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Reunion OF Ex.Confederates,

ST. Joseph Mo-, Sept 4.--Teegrams
Of acceptance were received by the
committee on arrangements for the re-
union of exconfederates from U, 8.
Senator Berry of Arkansas. Senator
Cockrel of Missouri and Private
John Allen OF Mississippi to attend this
reunion and deliver addresses. They
will speak on Sept. 10.
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Good gca d. Meeting.

81. Paul. Mimi, Sept. "A. w. Ma
cham. superintendent OF the free deliv-
cry system at Washington was the
principal speaker at the good roads
meeting here yesterday.
Highways for Motor Cycles" was
discussed by r. J. Phelps OF Minnea-
polls. 1890
Congressman Stevens declared that II
the farmers should tell the general
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-04

., raw N. Y. Sept. 4.--Dr' Lung
~" 's.n, Roosevelt's official physician
Ia IBIS morning that ne a ans,S'p srom
.,.,aay's accident Before ret' ls
a'gb, the president left word Una.
|. a,. .I not 70 be disturbed q. u mt
Wa "a o'clock this morning. He was
0's' ,.,,er ,his morning. He took a
na "" Ssfore receiving Grand Duke
rN. ana marty. who will be his guests
4 luncheon today 49, No,,nort
rsa Ankle will arrive from Newport
n ~ Mllrs yacht and Will be ae-
snsrI.d by Count cassini the Nus
' U'', AMBASSADOR and three members
- -. suite, also by ogden Mills ana
.,,l secy of state Pierce
rss president will leave here tomor-
~ an the sylph. preparatory to start
:. from washington on his short
Y trip. He win leave Jersey
'1 nriyate car attached to the
\, m traln over the Pennsyivahia
,i,oad He will leave Washlnstoi,
;,sO o, m. tomorrow on a spec,a'
.,n over the Baltimore q ONO rail- ran,
IA tor Chattanooga, where ne WIN
.snd ,he annual convention OF tue
b,o,hsrhood of Locomotive Firemen Oh
Monday. - ,ossod last
NH AZ his summer home ~ he..p-
(,sad Is reported 10 be much pet,er
ghls morning. He will accompany inc
brsldent on his southern trip.
1 President Roosevelt Is receiving u
iarge number of kilograms, cable mes
kases and letters congratulating MN
I'M his escape from serious injury III
yesterdays accident
pITTsFIELD LESS EXCITED.
putsaeld Mass, Sept. 4.-With the
excitement which followed the accident
Ia President Roosevelt in this city yes
kerday In great measure abated, the
rItlzens were discussing the question OF
the responsibility for the occurrence
phlch on all siaee is considered as nav
Ing marred the city's fame, In that Q
etreet car in disputing the right OF
Nay with the president OF the United
States al least, was extremely discour-
leous. That the attempt TO do this re-
suited in fatality and in the very
harrow escape from death or injury oil
he president himself and OF the COVER
Dor Of the commonwealth, are consid-.
Bred ss only adding to the gravity OF
he offense. It Is argued also that the
Pittshed Street Railway company
should not have disregarded the re-
quest Of the mayor that no cars should
be run while the president was In the
rlty. 1t is said the city government
lake this view OF the case. AT any
bate, at meeting last night, commit
Tee Of investigation was appointed. in
fluding members Of both branches OF
Pie city government. with the mayor a.
Pie head. The common council also APP
pointed committee to investigate the
question Of the speed of the street cars
p general and to report concerning how
u may be regulated.
At the House Of Mercy this morning
\ was stated that the condition OF d.
Pratt, the driver OF the presidents
|arriage, was satisfactory.
Less Interest than was generally ex-
|!scted was shown In the appearance
|lsiore the district court today OF Mo-
|.fman Euclid Madden and Conductor
fines Kelly who had charge OF the
|af mat struck the presidents carriage
yesterday Not more than 80 persons
|ssit present. The case was not even
'lled and after a conference between
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Acknowledged Company,

Monterey. Mexico, Sept 4.-The Arl-
zona- Mexico Copper company has been
incorporated under both American and
Mexican laws with capital Of sso00.-
900 gold. TO exploit Gran province Dora
de Cobra mine, consisting OF 20 por-
tenencias. situated at Caboetla, state Of
Sonora.
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Gov. stone May Call Extra Session.

Pittsburg, Sept 4.--Gov. Stone has
indicated TO friends his purpose TO call
an extra session of the legislature In
an effort to end the strike, which he Is
said to believe can be effected In less
than 30 days. The plan he proposes IL
a compulsory arbitration law providing
for the arbitration of the strike wheth-
er the strikers or operators are willing
or not Provision Will be made to COM
pei both sides to accept the award.
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WOULD RESTRAIN ALABAMA.
o Files Petition in u Circuit Court for Injunction Against
New State Constitution Asks That Grandfather and
Understanding Clauses be Declared Unconstitutional

montgomery, Ala, Sept. 4-Giies w.
.'eAsOn' negro, has filed an applica-
wa IN the circuit court OF the United
.A'e' here for an injunction agains,
vac new state constitution Of Alabama.
'Ae F'l'lon prays that the state regis.
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The odeon, Cincinnati. Burned.

Cincinnati. o.. Sept. &.-The Odeon.
belonging to the music hall associa-
ton and under lease TO the college OF
music, was destroyed by fre today, the
loss being 100000.
The south wing OF the big music hall.
adjoining the odeon was damaged SlQ.-
900.
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Montauk Attacked.

Montauk, L, l.. Sept. 4.--Montauk
was attacked by the enemy's ships this
morning. The Mayhower appeared IN
Fort Pond Bay at 3 o'clock. She was
followed by the Panther and Supply.
The weather was misty and the ves-
sels were not detected until they had
entered the bay
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trars be enjoined from further refusins
to put the names OF himself and other
qualified negro voters on the registra-
ton lists. He also asks that the grand.
father and understanding clauses Of the
new constitution be declared unconsti-
tutional.
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Special to the "News.")

washington, D. C. Sept. 4.-commis-
.~n'' OF Indian Affairs Jones has re-
y. "s letter from Indian Agent Haz-
!" " 'he Navajo Indian agency deny
Wal The Indians In southern Utah
Starving and states that the white
r - Oh that location are worse of
~ indians because Of the drouth.
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MANY KILLED I'M
COLLIERY EXPLOSION.

London. Sept Am explosion oc-
CURED at the Tredgar Iron company's
coiiiery near Rhymley, Monmouth
Thirteen Of these are known 10 be
deaod and II are seriously injured.
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Harngaris Elect Officers.

Detroit. Mich, Sept. 1.-THE German
order of Harugari has elected the fol-
lowing officers:
President, Charles Ziegenhagen, Chi
cago; vice president, l.. B. Bischof.
Denver; great overseer, Fred Schmidt,
Pennsylvania great secretary, Charles
LAUDER, Brooklyn: great treasurer,
Philip Koehler, Chicago,
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Gem. Chicoye Arrested.

Port au Prince, Sept. 4.--Gen. Chi
coye the Firminlst commander who. II
Is asserted, set fire to and almost de-
stroyed the town of Petit Goave, pre-
yious to evacuatlng It Aug. 5, and who
subsequently escaped on board a
schooner. has been arrested at BaInet.
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Clarence II. Macksy Sails,

New York, Sept, 4.--Clarence II.
Mackay has sailed for New York on
the Teutonic to take up the duties
OF president OF the. Commercial Gable
company, cables the London CORES
poident OF the Herald. He said the
management OF the company will be
cor tinued on present lines.
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Rover Proclamation Posted

Hongkong. Sept. "A Boxer proc.
lamation has been posted at canton.in.
citing the slaughter OF foreigners y
is ascribed TO the commencement OF
work on the Canton-Hankow railroad
and to the collection OF funds for the
payment OF the foreign indemnity.
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Damage TO Brooklyn Not known.

New Bedford. Mass. Sept. 4-Ths
cruiser Brooklyn. which struck rock
IN Buzzard's bay yesterday left today
under her own steam. The extent "
the damage sustained by the vessel. II
any, 10 not known here.
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PENSION FOR SIMON CALyAy.

Especial to the ''News.')
Washington. d. c.. Sept. g. PEN
sion has ben granted Simon Calnan,
Cheyenne. Wyo.. &C.
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No New Racine Circuit,

New York. Sept. 4.-John A. Drake
has denied the report emanating from
st. Louis that new racing circuit Is
to be established by himself. John w.
Gates and others.
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Ordcr Resiored In Aaram,

Agram, Hungary, Sept. 1.-THE pro-
olamation OF martial law here yester-
day afternoon has resulted In the res
toration Of order The police have re-
LACED the military IN patrolling the
streets.
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Col. Frederick Martin Dead.

New York. Sept. 4.-col. Frederick
Martin who served under Gen. Butler
in the civil war and was military
mayor OF Richmond. after It's surren-
der. is dead at his home In CRAWFORD.
~ J.
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CUT IN FLOUR

There was Decent cut In -four to-
day, owing to the cheapcning of the
price of wheat caused by the arrival Of
'hc new grain In the market.
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enness. BY the, terms OF the decree Mrs.
Ringwood Is awarded the cutody Of the
children and Is allowed her court costs
and s15 as attorneys. fee.
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Great Race Postponed.

Cleveland Race Track, O.. Sept. A.
In consequence Of bad weather. the
Boston challenge cup race with Lord
Derby. The Monk and John A. Mckeon
as starters. has been postponed until
tomorrow.
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Charter Oak Park. Hartford. Con-,
Sept. i.-The grand circuit races, In
Guiding the $1,000 match race between
Anaconda and Prince Albert were post
poned today on account OF rain.
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COUNTY'S MONEY.
Treasurer Dale Makes Report OF Aus
gust Finances.

County Treasurer Dale has filed his
monthly report with the county auditor
for the month OF August. which shows
a balance In the county treasury on
Sept. OF s22.07i.57. The receipts for
the month amounted to si.5s4si, which
added TO the balance on hand on Aug.
OF s2s, 720.2o makes u grand total OF
receipts OF $31,2s5ii. The dlsburse-
ments amounted TO ss.2l3.54. The bal
ance on hand Sept. ! Is divided among
the various funds as follows:
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howl for his money and The sharps ro.
turned $40 and made their escape With
the balance.