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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
HUNTERS FACE WAS SLAPPED
Alleged Cause of the Killing of Will
liam Fitzgerald.

Louisville. KY, Dec. 6-The Herald
Commercial tomorrow will say; In let
ter received yesterday from James Bailey.
secretary of the United States legation
IN Guatemala, by w. A Hunter of this
city, son of Mr.. Godfrey Hunter. the
statement is made that Godfrey Hunter
jr., who shot William Fitzgerald in
Guatemala several weeks ago. fired the
shots in self-defense, after his face had
been slapped. Br. Bailey states further
that Fitzgerald snapped a pistol in Hun
ter's face. precipitating the tragedy. The
letter declares that Fitzgerald attacked
Hunter while the latter was sitting
quietly in the plaza, not anticipating any
Nov 81
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enter upon the practice of law in New
York. He was personally known to a
great number of people of the city and
there are scores living here today who
have been his lifelong friends Mr.
Reed spent much time here last sum
mer and one Of his last public appear
ances was when he delivered an ora
ton in June. upon the occasion of the
celebration Of the hundredth ami
versary of the beginning of the work
OF Bowdoin college, from which he
graduated in the class of 1860.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
A DEFENSIVE ALLIANCE.
All the Central American Republics
Stand Together.

Washington, Dec. Combination Of
the dispatch from Panama to the effect
that Nicaragua has sent a representa-
tive to Salvador with a proposal for a
defensive alliance should Colombia de-
mand an explanation OF Nicaragua's
action in rendering active assistance to
the Colombian revolutiOnists, has not
yet been received at the Nicaragua L.
cation in Washington. L was the IN
derstanding, however, Of Minister Corea
that Salvador had sent an envoy to
Nicaragua not long ago, though his
mission is not believed TO have been in
connection with a defensive alliance
against Colombia.
Regarding the attitude his govern
ment would assume in case a foreign
power should demand an explanation
Of its policies. the minister said:
The government of Nicaragua does
not need TO draw up treaties of alliance
with the state Of Central America. be-
tween whom there is already a cordial
understanding History has shown
that when a foreign power attacks one
Of the republics OF Central America. II
attacks not one, but all, and this is a
case where history may be depended
upon to repeat ITSELF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
CoMMIssIoN VILE BE SENT.

Copenhagen, Dec. 6.-The government
commission appointed TO investigate the
Danish West Indies question Will sail
Jan. f. It viii also visit the British
West Indies for the purpose of gather
ing information concerning these ISL
ands and win return here in April The
commission has been hearing the tesu-
mony OF persons connected with the
Danish West Indies. and today consult
ed with an expert in dermatology, DR.,
Ehlers, regarding leprosy, which is said
TO be prevalent in the colony. Dr.
Ebiers may go TO the Danish West IN
dies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
THOMAS BRACKET REED
ANSWERS FINAL SUMMONS
Distinguished Lawyer and Statesman Quietly
Passes Away Shortly After Midnight
Result Was Not Unexpected Deceased Had Been Sufferer
From Brghts Disease.


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Reed DTs Gardner Mcdonald Bishop and Goonow and the
Goodnow local physicians
Thursday summoned Phadelpha this afternoon and
n a
the his condition
peacefully without
No lie
y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
BOUND FOR POINT IONA.
Mrs. Tingley VIII Get the Little Gu
ban Lotus Buds.

Washington. Dec 6.-The eleven Gu
ban children who have been detained at
New York during the past several weeks
by the immigration authorities were or
dered released today by the treasury de-
partment and they will Immediately pro
coed to the Point Iona Universal Broth
erhocd school in California.
This decision was reached after hear
ing at the department today at which
counsel for the Gerry society Of New
York and persons interested in the school
were heard. The meeting was behind
closed doors. but it developed the fact
that the school is not objectionable IN
any MaN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
Lehigh Valley Next.
GUILTY OF MAESLAUeHTER.

End of a Sensational Murder Case at
Spokane.
Spokane. Wash, Dec. 6.-Gust Ander-
son is guilty of manslaughter for the
shooting of Edward Fagerstone in this
city last July This is the verdict re
turned by the jury after being out all
night The penalty for manslaughter
is imprisonment from one to twenty
years, with fine of $1,000.
Anderson shot FagerstOne in the lat
ter's saloon while in a drunken frenzy,
claiming Mrs. Anderson had been hid
den by the saloOnman. The defense
claimed he had been crazed by a blow
on the head received in drunken fight
a few days before. Anderson carries
out the insanity theory, appearing to
know nothing of the murder and deny
ing that he shot Fagerstone. The lat
ter's lawyers admitted the acts.
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w in
in ANDY
day he DR.
in bed while
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erred A
the patient howed o
Reeda
aimed the
cement
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JUSTICE HOLMES SWORN IN.

Washingtoz. Dec. 6.-Justice Holmes.
the new. member of the United States su-
pr erne court, arrived here today. He
will take the oath of office at the con-
vening of the court on Monday and will
then take his seat with the other mem
bers A number of cases inN diving COLI
stitutional questions requiring the at
tention Of the full bench have been sci
for Monday and the days Immediately
following.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
JOHN DlLLoN'S RECOVERY.
Land Lacquer Has Gone to New York
to Meet His Wife.

Chicago, Dec. Gully restored to his
normal state of health, but still trlfle
weak from his illness, John Dillon, the
Irish leader. left Chicago for New York
tonight.
Mrs. Dillon he said shortly before his
departure sailed for New York when
she received the news of my Illness. and
is due to arrive at New York tomorrow
morning. Fortunately, my Illness was
merely a congestive chill, complicated
with liver trouble. which yielded to treat
ment shall hasten to New York where
shall meet Mrs. Dillon tomorrow night.
We shall remain in New York one week.
1 expect to spend Christmas at my nome
and with my family in Dublin, and shall
rest there until the session of parliament
begins in February.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
WHITE MAN RAN AMUcK.

Savannah, Ga. Dec. "a special
from Nicholas. Ga, says that Lee
Crib, a white man, ran amuck there
today, killed Marshal Holton and seri-
ously wounded a boy, the engineer of
a train and a merchant named Hart
Crib was captured after much diff
Guilty. There was much talk of lynch
ing. but the man was hurried off TO
the jail at Douglass
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
JUMPED INTO THE LAKE.
Strange Act of Bold Robber at Mil
Waukee.

Milwaukee Dec. Gone of the most
peculiar crimes with which the Mil
waukee police have had to deal was
committed tonight when an unknown
man held up a store and saloon, and
afterward jumped into the lake at the
foot of Wisconsin street.
The police are at loss to know
whether he committed suicide through
fear of detection or whether he unin-
tentionally ran off the breakwater in
his attempt to get away.
The robberies of the store and the
saloon were unusually bold and for
this reason the police do not think
the robber committed suicide. The body
of the robber was recovered and is
now at the morgue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
OPERATION BY DR.. L0RENZ
Hip of a Little Baltimore Girl Put in
Place.

Baltimore, Dec. Slight hundred
physicians and students assembled this
afternoon at the Maryland university
hospital to witness an operation by
DR.. Lorenz, the Austrian surgeon, up
on 6-year-old Ethel Goldman of
Roanoke, Va. With the assistance of
DR.. Mueller, Professor Lorenz, after
anaethetizing the patient, set the hip
bone of the little girl and expressed
confidence in the result of his manipu-
lation of her bones. The child had
been operated upon with knife for
hip disease without beneficial re-
suits.
Two other patients who had been
taken to the hospital for treatment
We're decided by DR.. Lorenz to be too
old.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
MARK rwAIN's TRIBUTE.
s'Tbe Country Has Not Bred a No
bier Man"

New York. Dec. 6.-The bulletin an
nouncing the death of Mr.. Reed was
communicated to Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain) at his home at River
side-On- the Hudson by the Associated
Press. Mr.. Clemens has known the
dead statesman for many years and
was his close friend and admirer. Mr..
Reed was one Of the guests at the din
ner given a week ago in honor of the
sixty-seventh birthday OF the author.
Mr.. Clemens was much overcome
at the news. I'VE had all hoped and
thought that Mr.. Reed would recover, -
he said. The country has not bred
a nobler man. His death is an in
calculable loss to the nation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
TWO MEN SHOT BY ACCIDENT
City Marshal at American Fork
Dropped His Pistol.
Especial TO The Herald.)

American Fork. Dec. 6-City Mar
shall John Q. Adams, while jumping
across a ditch to catch a hack, dropped
his pistol from his hip pocket II went
off and shot the officer through the left
ankle. The bullet glanced and went
into the left leg of Peter Anderson.
who was standing on the rear step of
the vehicle, and lodged there. 1t is
hoped that neither man is seriously in
jured.
The accident happened at 4:SO this
afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
PRESIDENT AND GASMAN.
]. Edward Addicks Pays Visit to
Roosevelt.

Washington. Dec. 6.-J. Edward Ad-
dicks of Wilmington, Del. had a brief
conference today with President ROose-
welt about the political situation in his
state. Mr.. Addicks' call upon the presi-
dent was induced by a desire that the
president should maintain a neutral at
titude in the pending senatorial contest
in Delaware if he could not see his way
clear to support Mr.. Addicks.
Mr.. Addicks told the president that
two United States senator's would De
elected by the Delaware legislature next
month both Republicans, and thought he
would be one OF them. He gave the pres
ident a resume of the political situation
in The state, assuring him that, from his
point of view, he and his friends consti-
tuted the regular Republican Organiza-
ton. They represented. he said. three
fourths OF the Republican voters of Del
aware. and he maintained that they were
entitled TO consideration.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
MANY MARINE DISASTERS ARE REPORTED

TALIFAX Dec. whc
Nova Scotia last night caused disasters
accompanied by and the
OF
a o.
IN an 20
al arrived safely at North
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
THE LoRENz METHoR.

= Great Falls. Mont, Dec. 6.-Dr. :
= Hill has performed the first opera :
y ton in Montana for congenitaI hip :
y disIocation under the Lorenz :
= bloodless surgery method. The :
y Patient is the 7-year-old son OF :
= c. - Bull of Sun River. The
y operation is still in doubt. :
,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
YAWL BOTTOM SIDE UP.
One of the Boats of the Missing Macy
Found

Detroit. Mich, Dec. 6.-The steamer
Livingston arrived here this afternoon
with yawl boat of the steamer Syl-
vanius j Macy. which was lost in Lake
Erie two weeks ago tonight The small
craft gave evidence of having been oc-
cupied There were oars in her The
Livingston picked up the yawl floating
upside down twenty miles from Long
Point The captain OF the steamer
Lion which passed the Livingston in
Lake Erie today reported to the Iiv-
ingston's captain having sighted body
floating in one Of the Mays life pre-
servers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH.
Career of the Statesman From His
Youth UP.

career or the statesman from HIS
Youth Up.
Thomas Bracket Reed was born Oct.
Is, 1882 in Portland, Ne, and received
his early education in the common
schools of that city. In 1860 he was
graduated from BOwdoin college, win
ming one of the highest honors-the
prize for excellence in English compo-
sitiOn. The next four years were spent
by Mr.. Reed in teaching and the study
Of law. Before his admission to the
bar he was appointed acting assistant
paymaster in the United States navy.
After his discharge in 1865 Mr.. Reed
returned to Portland, passed the bar
and entered on the practice Of his pro-
fession. Three years later he was
q espd no psnunuoO)
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
WORTHiNGTON IS AWAITING SENTENCE

ONDON Australia that Arthur
we'll City
absconded
So
a
= which he aided in States
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
FIRST CLUBBED
AND THEN SHOT
Cowboy 0tterson Strikes a Hard
Game at Lehi.
NO MERCY FOR DRUNKEN MAN
OFFICERS USED WEAPONS UPON
SLIGHT PRovocATIoN.
o MERCY FOR DRUNKEN MAN
Especial to The Heraldl

Ell, Nov. 6.-In an attempt to
escape from two officers last night.
NeIs Otterson was shot and per-
haps fatally wounded by the city mar
shall of this place He is now at the
county infiTmary, where he is under
the care of a physician. and his con-
dition is regarded as critical.
Otterson is said 10 have been drink
ing heavily until nearly midnight.
when he mounted his horse TO leave
the town He changed his mind. how
ever. and instead of leaving the city,
rode recklessly through the streets at
a break-neck speed. Pedestrians were
run down and barely escaped being
crushed beneath the hcofs Of the horse.
Ordered From Hotel.
Wearied at last Of the sport, otter
son dismounted and went into Ham
mer's hotel. demanding a ROOM The
room was denied him by the landlord,
and Otterson at once began TRADE Of
drunken abuse,
Assistance was called by the pro-
prietor. and Officer Briggs attempted to
remove the man from the hotel Mean
while, City Marshal East arrived, and
with the other officer marched the man
out and proceeded to the Jail. OttersOn
was insultingly abusive, and Briggs is
said TO have twice struck him over the
head with club in an effort to quiet
him.
Cowboy Shot Down.
They had gone but a short distance
toward the jail when the prisoner broke
from the grasp of the officers and
started rapidly down the street. He
was ordered to halt, but failed to heed
the shouts. Then Marshal East raised
his gun and fired, in the hope of stop
ping the fugitive.
Otterson reeled and fell heavily to
the ground, lying there till the officers
and a number of citizens who had been
attracted arrived. He was removed to
\ the court house and DR.. Steele sum
moned. The ball was found 10 have
entered his back slightly on the right
side and ranged downward, penetrat-
| ing his right lung Sheriff StOrrs has
taken the patient TO the infirmary,
where his wound is being dressed. OF
| terson is known as one OF the most
fearless broncho riders in the state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
SORROW IN PORTLAND.

Maine Town in Which Reed Was
Born and Educated
Portland. Me. Dec 6.-The news of
the death of Thomas 3. Reed was re-
ceived here with universal sorrow. Mr.
Reed was born in Portland. was edu-
Gated in the schools of this city and
here was always his home. as he re-
tanned his residence in Portland after
he resigned his seat in congress to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
THE nETALs.

Silver. 47zc per ounce.
Copper, 109zc per pound; New York
81 IS per 100 pounds.
Lead. $3.50 per 100 pounds; New York
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-19

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FABIAN en- aorl. Naar be pilbe pore Munte, ituloe be It'll
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-06-28
Arrived With Over 400 tons
 of Freight.

damned vla Freight c- S. aEwav Che old reliable F-rr 1,hsi DOT, 1tt o'clock .1s. ca,. ,.N t1.s .aslt oi se. tslegr1phel tms from Juneau She Is,, Ssltil- ,- tis @ and b..-Edt il-ss days mail
 The Fs1Uou h1l s(f .1as @. f-s.Est i5' here, 36o tons Of wa,b 's for ulvscn, principally '1- tre N. ALA T. Go. 7hs had IS plsssrg. Ger here.
 The reason tr- FllI11 Tysl ahead Of time w1s ca l,-..r. D. a5s,. A. 7. Eastman. formerly at ,rs water ,0mr1ny here, made ae, ot D ss aatv.,a Claln N5ri, that trs H9m5.. ..jt argl beat ths Farlllon Co S.1Ewfv. Clra.r No-- though, Che Hlm.5.-. was night csEui him, but he took ths be, ur, and when he FarllIou lsft Jllelu jhs spray vls ,-',lg from Che bow 5nt ,ds thief engineer h.t the engines f5raI1.S knots lr hoy A shor, stop,,5 un.5l1 'lng,ra a, Tee Har5or, was made. and leaving there ,ls Fla..11 sped with au possible steam ,a sNaEwly and arrived six hours lhsld .t time. also ahead oi the Humb5..t and N-. E s,ma1 paid his bet Co Captain N'ri
 The Farlli5n w.l. ,l.I South this nom Ing at 2 o'clock.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-06-28
FOURTH Of JULY PLANS
 ARE PERFECTED
Excursion From Whitehorse Now Assured
 Miss German Leads in Election Contest

today and Monday to put her in first place again. Nor should ii be taken for granted Cha, Mss Everes, Is out Of ths race. She has many admirers and it Is frequently re- m1iksd that she would make a model Goddess Of Liberty. Mrs K,rmss made a glIn also, going up one notch on the I'st Mrs. Krmse would make a fitting repre- sentative ot liberty, as typifsi to lhe beluulu. American woman, and she may vet make aa interesting competitor .n ,hs uoe. For tha, matter there a'e none of ,he contestants who wouii DO, make a most ,retltabls queen of any festival in any land.
 The committee estimates the value Of the prizes that ail, go 30 the Goddess Of Liberty it abou, sloo, besides thlt there is Che prestige Of being voted ths iairest among the fair ladies 5t AIsska's queen city.
 There are stll plenty oi u..s,s Co be had. They are on Salsat J p. PY.es', the Commissary, Kelly N Co.'s, Roots Bold- way Pharmacy Kalem's, Kaufman Bros., R0ss-HIgg.as and Chs,.anlst's All. the others s5Il out yes,srilv, but anyone wanting tickets to put on sale cln get them by calling 5n Chsaland-r
 The vote as cinvlssed last night now stands as follows:
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-06-28
l PERSONAL MENHON

D. C.st,ph,ns came up from Seattle on Che Firallon.
 Henry Shauuck, agent for the Alaska Steamship Co, a, Juneau Is in the city, O. H. Bernard. the New York Life Insurance mun, came up from Juneau on the Farallon, Hs w'll be joined In a few days by J.J.C C Barber and together they win go 10 Dawson.
 Charlie Hooker returned from Halnss lest night.
 A.F. Eastman arrived on the FarlIlon fo- short slav HC C, Bnley returned from Wangel nauows on ihs FhaIIon. -O- S. weiizmlnn, of HlInes, arrived on the ! FoliIon. llst night. -o- g Lily, Che S.3gway-Dawson hay and feed mao, arrived from Dawson, last night, 0n Che ,IlIn
 -o- C.E. Newton and wife arrived on the ! ia.n lost night from Dawson. They are a. .1e Golden North hotel Mr, Newton Is aud',o, cl Che Al7ska Pacific Express Company. ! Mrs L a. Moore has returned to Doug los, sasrav.sIt to Eastern friends and reI- ativ,s.
 -o- A. c Lltgow and Joe Bhnum two posu.a, Knights of tho Grip lams up on . the Flallou ana rs,uned to Seattle on the Humboldt
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-06-28

The whitshorse excursion Co Ssagwiy on ths Fog,,h of July Is now lssu'sd The Daily Al1sEan anoou0cei tbat there was but u,,ls tou5, l6,u, |, I,yes,esdav, today U Is rrpusi Co state tsa; ths White Pass Co. h1s announced the train win come. and Che Whtehors baseball team and hose cir,s will be- here. Chai'- man Kelly was requested yss,s-ily by Chisf Clerk N w. Watson Jo sent the program and l'l rl,at1as t5- Ptvs Ising purposes t5R. D. r.noe3 a; Wh.,eh1es. They expect not less than 255 eN-us.o0ls's Co take ldylnt1gs ot ths sS rate. The Gleansr win connect with Che excursion train lt Caribou The round u.p from Atln win be SIS and .t IS sNgectsj tba, thsrs will be a large J5wt ou, from there.
 The committee o1 parade and music aU- noun a yss,erily ,hl, instead o' ,hs paradsdis5anj.og on Eroliwav !, would protsis along FiNh avenue Co Che baseball grounds where ths literary program win take place.
 Among the features of Che day wi.l De the presence of Mayo, Aulsrs5oof Clrbou, in hIs fancy su.t ct kilts, with his bog pipes. Mayor Anderson is slIl ,o have the most elaborate sa.t of S.ts in Jhs West.
 The 5lnt is p-l-,I-.oE every iav under the leadership oi R. R. Mt,'sh and 1t will make splendid nus.-.
 Four hundred and 6..y votes were east for Mss Kate T. Gsma1 ts- Goddess Of Liberty, since lhs hst ,olt ,ak.rg be. from 6th rl,s a1- s.,.rz as- .l-a a ,sal over Che nsN, on tHs .s. ,sa.twu- gulrs active work acl 5.- voting Co esog anyone else within r-1,f. Head oas Sklgwly's l.rest daughter. Va5r.s l-aJ from Che s-r. sIu holds second -ass an5 itis slit thl,l s.r-rree., a.. tsm.l-