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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28
JAPAN STANDS PAT.
She IL SIN Resolute on the Man
churlan Question.

Victoria. b. c., July 2S--Adyices re-
ceived yesterday by the steamer Tosa
Maru from the orient state that the
Japanese press IS still maintaining q
most resolute stand on the Manchurian
question. The general opinion IS that
the time has gone by for warnings 70
Chinese OF reference to Chinese states
man. As the japanese Times epitom-
lies Il:
The diplomatic situation with regard
to Mauchuria has passed the stage
where questions OF Cmna's moral cour-
age or cowardice are Of any import
ance The only possible way to per-
mnnantly settle the trouble is TO dis
cuss the matter frankly with Russia
and there may be war or may be peace,
but either way the settlement Viii be
definite"
From Seoul news comes of Increasing
activity u Russians on the Korean
side Of the Yalu river and protests are
being made by Korea, but Russia
shows supreme Indifference. Meanwhile
the japanese are hurrying into the field
and are active in seeking timber con-
cessiOns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28
DERRY GIVES KING
A BIC RECEPTION.

Londonderry, Ireland July 2s,-King
Edward and Queen Alexandra were ac-
corded great reception on their ar
rival here today Large crowds from
the surrounding districts assembled to
g.eet the first English sovereign who
had ever visited Londonderry. Their
majesties were met al the railroad sta
tion by the mayor and corporation. The
usual number Of addresses were pre-
scented, replying to which the king ex-
pressed his pleasure at the reference TO
the spirit OF good feeling and harmony
pervading all classes In Ireland, adding
that II his visit helped 10 extend and
consolidate this feeling he would be
richly rewarded,
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49,.
t.g.' aS 70 Nhdt was Dyst 10 90, hut
u.,eE uN''y uel'uel 10 leI theT cap
w. ~ uHn"Iiluu' ABOUT 400 SHOTS
W,,eeule 'Achahged IN the battle at Pilot
nN'
THE MILITIA IN PURSUIT.
eoor,r.o,., r.,,,. 90 .,
~ 49, IN, Xxx tiB "a speeih 10 lns
II is b'lieyod u" ~" -, .,...
.ro a. tsc ,ioint,, way yAr9i'Vu wv lCls
oi.,ht Ill ,', 'ter,l'y o. l-oi,ua seven nr
Neht IN y.tilL "rt ~ Nueie tilc
kilIed iost nt,ht 80 V"uiu Mas
mlliti, con,,,,S,' ~. 49,. 1.lu ti'e
II of pial,r'i1,, - Nv su'SN't lpulpuhy
49,, tluv UHuei eVhllana OK
40 this morning beaded for Lotus.
clvilInos ~, '' Soe Slg .'.,a 'e nearly "
Tho connt,.,, 'S sii
n,isn,,ors bs, ~ Ti,'n Wy tseapeu
roueb y.,t, sous". salssy " VIZ
and "ndarh,' ,'e"'' s'o"u' vi 'iinoeF
no rr,ery A., IN
distrie, 49, eI g' oi lne HiFao,n
esco.no, ,rt !"'''lu III u't nuht loi lhe
49,, nm. ,' 81 dppIenvusiYt iest
Wo1 o,,,,''. !" t',pa' u, 'le spdIAely set
,,ar, i,y ~ p'ilu or desperate
', tel 81 nhl, ior llperV'
49, ~, H.u.'V, lne turnhey VINO was
~. ~ w. 'e9.-l1@y HshI IN tne cap
, ,'''.' vi WI sie suaLu : once Us sun very
49,. "inV ~ ~ reported ny tne physl-
,ie,, ~ " nu'tlI.s Us OWL ms cnhdl-
mn rS" pngiS ~ 6Ieal nope OF recovery.
. nc hhlie thrust IN nus back reached
W., ~ poilllA, II " peileVeo' Cochrane
iau ~, ttOoFtIeu suiIlolenuy nom NE
, iiooh tuls ,norniNs 70 permit OF salts
The coronefs jury IN the case OF
of murasr =" , SI''s' Ignu s 20, q Felqict
Who esConeJ ,Tbo ln.,,o', ' ,.... 'g'',,0's
rolsom nrtso, '''9'' wa" "e'u At
TO SHOOT WITHOUT WARMING.
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oayonany II p,a ,i,,'i1' I hns senl
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vearda cit,, bani ~, a. 1870 ~. va
eontb TN -c,,,'.,, -, .'V ',a.s w We
eeverat sba,59s, n+sso,' ,.osl, III, Wv,
,ha fugitives WA n IL baii.,,,1
near o,,s r,idnr,,t, o,.,,,,. - a'e
inv surronnded tban, 49, n, LIN ~
miiida ba"rlne them nm ~ wy" '''e
orders haze been sspt ont from, tho
nrison IN an n,reuere ,,bo rnniA ha
reached and AZ ire nuitia IN sboo,
without warning
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A Chinese Employe Murdered.

Vancouver b. c.. July rs eagre
news Of the murder OF Chinese EN-
ployed by the Pacific Northern cannery
on the Mas river, was brought down
from the north today According to
the story told at Mas river by the net
boss Of the Pacific Northern cannery
there was great row la the Chinese
quarter near the cannery one night
last week. and the next morning the
dead body of one Of the orientals was
found near the shacks horribly slashed
and disiigured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28

Seattle, Wash, July 2S.--Advlces re-
ceiyed here from the revenue cutter
fleet now engaged In looking after the
Alaska seal state that the cutter Man
ming has gone westward to investigate
the new rookeries. Fur seal in along
The Prbiloff Islands are scarcer than
ever before. and II is believed they are
deserving the islands for other rookeres
In the western Aleutian group. Sea Of
ter and foxes are also reported scarce
in Attau and Atkha islands The Nc
Culloch LETT Dutch harbor July II for
ST. Michael to meet the senatorial party
now investigating Alaskan conditions.
The New York. Bennington and Mar
blehesd left Dutch harbor July lG for
the westward
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that Salt Lake and the state at large
are to be benefited by the convention
The Clearing House association at It's
recent meeting considered the propo-
sltion, but did not give much time to
discussing IT,; and declined with
thanks" the cordial and warm hearted
invitation Some of the city bank Of
ficers even go 40 far as to intimate N
more or less direct terms that ~
specific gravity Of the average Ogden
nerve is greater than even that OF lead
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28
E6e cts OF Concussion Of The nrsin

New York. July eS.-CuriJus eyilcnce
bearing on the effects Of conclusion Of
the brain has been heard cables the
London correspondent OF the Herald
Of the inquest over Rev w ". No
bic who killed himself after a fall
from his bicycle. The accident was not
serious, but the minister evidently sur
fered from ccncusslon OF the brain, say
the doctors. While dressing later he
found'a revolver In drawer the sight
Of which impelled him 10 use &C. There
are conditions Of the brain following
partial conclusion" said one medical
witness. when an object suggests 10
The sufferer Its immediate and practical
use. II spade bc found, for instance.
he would begin TO dig In this case the
impulse to shoot was merely inyolun-
tary."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28

Honolulu July 2S. CBy Pacific Cable).
The territorial officials are busiy en-.
gagged in preparing for the treasury de-
partment at Washington. the financial
statement of Hawai's affairs. The
document viii be forwarded by COY.
Dole and will he submitted TO President
Roosevelt in order that he may deter
mine whether or not he viii approve
the territorial loan Of $500, COO The IL
nancial statement VIII show that the
bonded Indebtedness Of Hawaii is ST.
son ma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28
CHARLES d. MoYEn ARRESTED
He Was Charged with Carrying Con.
Ccalcd Weapons and Jailed.

Icadylllc. Colo. July 2S.-Charles D..
Meyer. president OF the Western Fed
Grafton Of Miners, was arrested here az
1895 o'clock this morning by sheriff
Long. charged with carrying concealed
weapons. Mr. Meyer admitted having
o 45 c1lihsr revolver en- his hip pockgt,
ana turned 70 over 10 the sheriff lie
was then marched 10 jail and locked up
At noon Nh Meyer had not been re-
leased and his friends are indignant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28
Lie at Newport is Too Strenuous.

New York. July 9S,--The strenuous
life al Newport Is making serious in
roads upon the health of the yonnE wo-
men, and hence a halt has been called
by their parents Ur guardians, says
the World.
Long before the dew Is dry on the
tennis courts at the Casino bright
girls. minus hats aud with flowing hair
and arrayed In chic white gowns With
short skirts. assemble TO play tennis
and patronize the squash courts.
The players. mostly women. play I'M
iii luncheon. Then comes the driving
hour, visit TO the golf club. then
reception. and at night they are expect
ed at dinners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28
OGDEN POST0FFICE.
Attorney General Approves Title TO
Land Donated by the Mayor.
(speciaI 10 the IlNews. p

Washington, d. c., July 2s.-The at
torney-general has approved the title
to the property donated by the mayor
Of ogden for the postofiice at that
place.
The location Is on the northwest cor
ner OF Twenty and Grant. l40 by
1855 feet. The architects office will now
proceed with the preparation OF plans
for It's construction.
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STILL SEARCHING FOR
YOUNG LARKINS' BODY

All EFFORTS TO dai tha BODY OF
Roy larkln. the Unfortunate lod
who lost his !l.e lu the waters OF
tine Great slt LIKE o1 Friday
last have thus far p.e1 rnavaii-
lue. After doing on Do, could "
locate Sc Capt DAVIS r.Wned 90
the beach yesterday without sur-
cess. Today Nr. u..fI.s hu'leI
went ou lnnt.l boat ana is row
exploring the eastern shore ol .it
JAKE in The hope of restoring thr
BOYS body G. his heart-etrcArh
loved ones uof-fer up tui a
late hour this IficruH1l TO Nof1
OF SUCCESS lad hc.a rt.'N,I ana
tits feared by many .hl, uhe
mains p1 not D., found Until
they are cast ashore by tne MsNes
weeks. or perHtrs months hence
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28
Prevent Destruction OF Decorations

London, July -S.-According 10 telc-
grams received here from Cork. a spc-
cial police force has been appointed
there 10 watch Night and day m order
10 prevent the destruction OF decora-
lions by those who are opposed to the
visi, OF king Edward and Queen Alex
andra 10 Cork rne decorations along
the route to be followed by the royal
procession. which were already Tar add
yanced were found IA several Instances
10 have been pulled down and other
wise damaged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28
ENGINEERS DISCUSS IRRIGATION.

Denver. July 2s-The expenditure OF
millions OF dollars by the United states
government FOR the reclamation Of hun
dreds Of thousands Of acres Of arid
land In the great west, is the subject
Of discussion among engineers Of the
government reclamation service, now In
session In Denver The conclusions OF
this conference win be reported 20
secy. OF the Interior Hitchcock by Chief
Engineer +. II. Newell, and orders for
active worn win then be given.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28
Neerocs Sal souLhcrn IIome..

Evansville, Ind, July 2S.--Nany
negroes have been passing through llis
city on their way 90 the SOUTH where
they win seek homes NWy ~ them
came from pauylle F'L and points on
the Illinois cenira. JilwHs Eh ieei-
ing against the negroes in td' solihcn
Indiana towns has grown llure .Htsnse
since the trouble in fn,-..- t-eeht'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28
lie Did Not Create Lin.

New York, July 2s.-Regardlng the
recent experiments Of an Anderson,
Ind, physician, who claims he succeed
ed IN creating life in the form Of ami.
mated substances resembling we'll de.
veioped germs OF life and trilobitcs.
doctors at the Pasteur Institute de-
clare, says the Paris correspondent OF
the Head that the atoms described
could only have come from an outside
source and were either attached 10 the
walls Of the tube or were present In
substances used In the experiment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28
E=Police Prevent Priae.nght

New York, July San attempt to
hold "a prize-Hgat IN a stove foundry in
the Williamsburg district Of Brooklyn
last night, was prevented by The police.
Fifty-seyen arrests were made VII.
liam Cantlin. the aged Waterman al the
foundry. alleges that he was ovcrpow-
cred and compelled TO permit the crowd
To use the place The principals in the
attempted fight were two Brooklyn
featherwe.ghls- Alfred Lewis. known
as kid" Lewis champion of South
Brooklyn, and William Dean, an anna
teuT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28

received with much applause. IL IS
probable that petition embOdying the
views expressed by Wilcox Will pe
prepared for presentation 20 Congress
by Delegate Kalanianaole sucn an
appeal would doubtless receive the sig
natures Of MANY natIVns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28
YACHT kACts OVER.
Result Between Reliance, Cousti-
tuition and Columbia Not Known.

Newport. h. l., July 2s.-with the Sc
lection OF the Reliance as the defender
Of the Americas cup against the sham
rock III, the racing season for large
boats off this port is practically finished.
The Reliance left today for Bristol,
where she VIII be thoroughly over
hauled.
Commodore Bourne, Of the New York
yacht club this morning said Constitu-
ton would remain In commission until
the cup races and would give Reliance
all possible assistance in tunelng up. II
il likely that Columbia viii 80 out Of
commission within a short time.
In reference TO official measurements
OF the yachts. Commodore Bourne said
that all figures would be given when
Reliance and Shamrock III are mea-
sured just previous to the cup races.
The actual results Of the 20 contests IN
which the Reliance, Constitution and
Columbia have participated therefore
will not be definitely known un,ll that
time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28
Am EnglIsh CnsInms BllI.

London, July 2S.--In the course OF q
statement I'm commons today on the wee
manning business OF the session Pre-
nier Balloon informed the house ,htt
"a customs bin would be- introduc . dUol-
shing among other thugs the du.y ON
nv Ll.-L..ll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28
SOLDIER SHOOTS pArRoLMAx
Latter Interferrd to Prevent For
mer shooting His sweetheart.

New York. July 2s-ln full view q
hundreds OF people going 10 work Pa
trolman Cornelius Aulyey. aged 49, was
shot and probably fatally Injured on
the corner Of Avenue 3 and Seventh
street today, while trying to prevent
a soldier from shooting his sweetheart
The soldier IL Adolph Schloss, - years
old, Of the Eleventh battery field artil-
lefy. stationed d; Fort Hamilton Brook
Ism. After shooting the policeman the
soldier turned the revolver on himself
but without serious damage
Mulyey was shot In the center Of his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28
demurrer in FarrIs Case ovcrruled

Jefferson City. Mo-, July S.--Judge
Hazel oyerruled the demurrer in the
ease against State senator Frank Far
ris. charged with accepting a bride Of
50. J00 from Lieut. Gov. John q. Lee and
called the case Tor trial today.
Aourton Jourdan. attorney Tor FaIrs,
Immediately nlcd a plea IN abatement
and a recess was taken 10 gi'e Atty
Gen. Crow time TO prepare a reply. The
contention OF the plea was tGat Atty
Gen. Crow had no right 70 be In the
grand jury room during the lnvcst.Sa-
ton resulting In Indictments.
Neither cX-Lieut Gov. Lee nor John
Kelly, star witnesses for ne state and
defense, was present. when court was
called
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28

Engineers In charge Of the proposed
works in Arizona, California, Colorado
Idaho. Montana. Nevada, New Mexico.
South Dakota, Utah Oregon, Washing
ton and Wyoming are in attendance at
the conference. The Gunnison tunnel
project in Colorado Is one OF the most
gigantic works TO be undertaken. The
great Salt river reservoir IN Arizona
and the work along the Pocos river IN
New Mexico, along the Belle Fourche
river In South Dakota and along the
Shoshone and North Platte rivers In
Wyoming will also receive special at
tention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28
All Quiet IN Danville.

Danvillc. H.. July 2S-The excite
ment over the lynchlng OF the negro
Metcalf seems to have subsidized entire
ly and affairs today have resumed a
normal condition. Two companies of
the Seventh regiment are still here, but
there has been no friction between the
soldiers and townspeople since Sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28
DECLINED WITH THANKS.
Local Banks Have No Money for En-
tertainment Of Visitors.

The Irrigation Congress ways and
means committee Of ogden has re-
quested the salt Lake banks through
the Clearing House association. to put
up" for the entertainment at Ogden OF
visitors 10 the congress-, on the grounds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28
CONSUL. GENERAL LONG DEAD
Result OF an Accidental Fall Yestcr-
day In scotland.

London, July 2s-John n, Long. Unit
ed States cohsul.generai at Cairo,
Egypt, died this morning at Dunbar,
Scotland. where he has been visiting
friends. His death was the result OF an
accidental fail. which occurred yester-
day evening. In the dark MT. Long
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28

missed his footing and fell from the
steps OF the house where he was stop.
ping, fraeturing his skull He was tour
Ing Scotland, preparatory to returning
to the United States.
Mr.. Long, whose home was in st. Au.
gustine. Florida, was appointed consul.
geenral at Cairo In October 1900. He
was 81 years old.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28
Old Mans Long Bicycle Ride.

Syracuse, n. Y, July 2s..-on his way
TO Syracuse to visit his hrother-in-law.
jeremiah sullivan OF chicago. s. years
old. a retired business man, has ridden
700 miles from Chicago ia batavia, n.
Y, on a bicycle, and abandoned his
wheel In the latter city only because Of
heavy rain. His average was 100 miles
a day. sullivan is veteran Of the
civil war.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
James Hill in the Meshes of the Law
For This 0ffense.

Assistant County Attorney Whitaker
this morning issued a complaint
against James HiIl. charging him with
forgery II is alleged that on June %.
Hin stole two certificates Of deposit on
the National Bank OF the Republic,
amounting to total OF sl2, from Fred
Jackson. a colored boy aud endorsed
Jackson's name on them and secured
their face value from the bank. Hin
then left town and is now In Ogden. A
deputy sheriff viii go to ogden after
him iodnv.
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nc Pitisburg Wins.

Plt,sburg. Pa, July 2S.-Prcsidont
Dfeyfus. of the pittshurs team of the
National Baseball league announces
that % Pitsburg wins the National
league peunant the winner Of the AmeT-
can league pennant viii be challenged 10
i series OF eleven games 30 decide the
championship OF the world. The conai-
ton helng that the winner receive Is
per cent of the gate receipts and the
loser % Ier cent. che winner also 90
visit the west and ''e coast as world 3
champions. the rsr remain 40 home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28

Ilouolulu,July .S-E'y Pacific cahle)
AT fodays session ol thc Home Hulc
convention, eN-Delegatc WHc1N urge
that Congress D. mrmorial.zej Go grant
Hawaiian Independence fr sls1
strongly favored the establishment OF
a government Tor the islands similar
10 that OF Cuba. His remarks were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28
Rescued ,from Burning Tenement

New York, July 2s,-seven persons
we're rescued from death In tenement
house fire In Harlem early today. The
fre started In u hardware store on the
ground floor Of the five story tenement
house at 2.lOO Eighth evenue. where II
families live, numbering in all about
80 persons -Four policemen aroused the
tenants and Wild panic followed. on
the second floor policemen rescued
Clara Hopper six years of age, and
Max Christian. 10 years OF age. An Of.
ficer CROPPED HIS way to the third floor
where he found Ruth Christie. three
years old overcome by smoke and took
her TO the street, while his comrades
rendered the same service 10 her par.
ents. A woman and her seyen-year old
daughter also were carried down from
the third floor. The other tenants
managed TO get out unassisted. The
principal damage was caused by smoke
ana the loss on the building was small.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-28
THAT TELLsTALE LETTER.

The letter was intercepted by Sheriff
Bailey and was therefore never mailed.
II Is as follows:
Dear Brother--I am in close place
here. Alfred and you can help me IL
you will by writing these people here
about my marriage or If you have the
certificate by sending H. And please
Aft II they want you to do something
for me don't do It. for don't want you
TO. Neal is not dead. Poor brother.
you certainly have got a nice sister.
When | am a stenographer | will tell
you ALL Please do not try to find out
before. Your sister,
AURORA HODGE"
II is very evident that she had for
some reason lied TO the authorities at
Ogden about her husband, 1t is believ-
ed that she did not want her brother to
send her transportation home and that
is what she meant by not wanting him
to do something for her. II Is be-
lieved that the husband knows some
thing about this crime and every ef-
fort will be used TO locate him.
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her home IN Denison, Iowa, where she
arrived on July To-
WAS THERE AN ACCOMPLICE2
According to her story she does not
know anything about Ryans body be-
ing bound with ropes nor about his
skull being crushed, II she is to be be-
lleved in this matter she does not know
In what position the body was left. So
the question which arises IL whether or
not she had an accomplish In the crime.
She denies that any one assisted
her In the horrible deed.
but II seems that had she
done 1t alone she would not have told
such story about Ryan not being
bound with ropes. II is known that
Mrs. Hodge was very fond OF her hus-
band, Cornelius Hodge, and that he at
times exercised great influence over
her, The history Of their married life
Is shrouded In mystery and the cause
of their separation Is not known, Sher-
IN Bailey Of Ogden Is making a quiet
search for the man supposed to be her
husband, who was in Ogden at the
same time Ryan was there and who
called with Ryan TO see her.
Should II develop that this man 10
her husband then Il VIII appear that he
was mixed up In the affair and probab-
ly used his wife to assist him in rob-
bing Ryan and made the arrangements
for her to accompany Ryan on his
travels. II certainly looks as though
Mrs. Hodge was attempting to shield
someone, and who knows but that that
periion Is her husband, whom she
claims she does not know whether he
IL dead or alive. The man is believed
to be a desperate character and that
there was something on between the
two which necessltated secrecy Is EVIL
dent from the following letter written
by the woman TO her brother. Alfred
Larsen, at the time she attempted to
commit scide in the Washington room
ing house at ogden.
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her home in Denison, Iowa, where she
arrived on July 10,