Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-06
WILL BE TRIED FOR MURDER
Weaving Strong Chain Of Evidence Against
Reese and Bass.
workman Held Up for 35 Cents = d.
vorces Granted by Judge Rolspp
wedding.

William Reese and Harvey Bass, the
two men who were arrested on sus-
plcion of killing Fred j. McCabe, must
answer to the charge Of murder, Late
Yesterday afternoon the county attor-
new. the father of the murdered boy,
and his brother George McCabe, met at
The Office of the chief Of police, and
went over the testimony which they
have against the two men, with the
witnesses, and after that they decided
an the evidence was sufficient TO war
rant the preparing OF n complaint
4 cbarring the men with the crime, and
George p. McCabe, brother OF the dead
how, swore to the complaint.
"a Tha men will be arraigned on the
nharee Monday morning at 10 o'clock,
2before Judge Howell
~ chief OF Police Browning has been
hooking up the record OF the men ar
rested, and has found that Reese has
{eeryed two terms In the state prison,
one of four years and another OF two
hears for burglary. II Is also believed
{hat the officers have secured some
more substantial evidence against the
jmen than has been given out to the
bubble, which will be very damaging
against them.
N4 Young Madison, who was with Fred
McCabe when he was shot, Is still very
4irm In his opinion that Reese and Bass
Ire the men who committed the das-
Hardly crime, and the other men who
Nav them are Of the same opinion
"a WORKMAN HELD UP.
~ Last evening young man named
rarter, an employee of the Southern Pa
O'Clock, was held up by two masked
hash he had In his possession The hold
M took place on the corner of Monroe
Avenue and Twenty-fifth street Mr..
Garter was met at the point mentioned
BY two men who stepped In front OF
: 1im, thrusting pistols In his face with
< DC usual command, which he complied
with and the men quickly went through
Z Ms pockets, and then ordered him to
walk on. and they disappeared In the
( Darkness. The matter was telephoned
% the police who quickly responded
a rith the usual result.
I EHARGED WITH ENCOURAGEMENT.
James Sires, a Greek, was arrested by
{, Ofncer Hutchns and Chief Browning
ast evening. and q charge Of embezzle-
x nent may be brought against him,
Three OF his fellow countrymen report
ID to the police that they had sent their
"A time checks received for labor per-
& fcrmed on the cutoff, TO Sires to be
scashed; that he cashed the
checks. but fallen to send them
he money. The checks aggregated
<|lSQi2. Sires when placed under
2Arrest stated that he had received the
checks but that he had given them to
||thee other Greeks who had cashed
Them and then skipped out with the
money. that he had not received one
fent OF the money The police dlsbe-
peye his story, but believe that he got
Die money and kept 1t thinking that the
men would not complain on him. When
fhe officers went after him they found
hin hiding IN large refrigerator at
the rear Of the Chapman house and
would not come out until the door was
forced open.
BAGGAGE BUSINESS.
fBaggagemaster Code today issued his
IMPORT for the month Of November
Ihe totals for the month are 1886