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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
MARIE LAYTON CoNFEssEs.
Tells How She Stole Money and
How She Used IL Up.

New York, oct. 31,--Marle Layton,
who was arrested q few weeks ago and
pleaded guilty TO charges of embezzle-
ment brought by officers OF the United
States Playing Card company, is re-
ported TO have made a complete con-
fession showing that she diverted from
the company's bank account S37, 600
while acting during six years as conf
Dental clerk In the New York Office.
Miss Layton Is nov awaiting sentence.
The confession was made first TO
Asst, Dist. Atty. Sanford and later on
TO Agent kimball of the Prison associa.
tion who, under instructions from
Judge Foster, Is making an inyestiga.
ton The woman has turned $1,000
back to her employers. all the money
she saved. In her confession she men.
lions the name of a prominent officer
OF n New York corporation, who. she
says, profited by her stealings. she al
leges that the man got her to Nsh
checks and In that way she got rid of
n good deal OF the money. The balance
went in high living.
II got craze for cabs" she said. at
was cabs morning, noon and night. 1t
got so that could not walk about New
York No human being can imagine
how | have suffered all these years.
knew that the day would come when
l would be detected"
Miss Layton Will be arralgned In
Judge Fosters court Monday for SEN
tence, A strong plea for clemency will
be made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
MAJOR HOWSEE'S CASE.
Findings of Court Martial Exoner.
ate Him of Charge of Cruelty.

Washington, Oct 30.-The war de-
partment today made public the report
and findings in the case of Mai. Rob-
ert l.. Howsee, charged with cruelty in
the Philippines. The findings OF the
board exonerate Maj. Howsee, who
was then lieutenant colonel command
ing the district where the alleged cruel
ties took place. This part OF the fnd-
ings Is approved by the war depart
ment The second part OF the findings
declared that although Mai Hunter,
who made the first investigation, was
unfriendly TO Mai. Howsee, the lnves-
tigatlon was fair and impartial so far
as II extended. The department dis
approves this portion OF the findings
"as contradictory In terms and unwar-
ranted by the testimony elected by the
board during the progress of its inves-
tigation.'
The whole matter was the subject Of
exhaustive investigation and report
some months ago and, on account of
the conflicting testimony, Secy. Root
convened a board which met at Laoag,
r. l., on July II, and before which both
Howsee and Hunter appeared.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
SCORED THE FOUR HUNDRED
Mrs. RObt. Burdette Says Smart
Set Is a Social Exercscence.

Chicago, Oct Si-Mrs Robert j. Bur
dette, OF Los Angeles, Cal. has made
a scathing arraignment OF the -Four
Hundred class, In an address deliver
cd before local woman's club The
smart set Is nothing but an excres-
cence on real society said Mrs. Bur-
dette.
She declared that no such aggrega-
ton could ever be other than an in
significant factor in the life OF great
nation.
when asked to consider the society
woman" said Mrs. Burdette "a large
proportion Of the not over-thoughttul
will Immediately hang on the eye-llne
OF their mental picture gallery the por-
trait OF a chameleon-llke creature that
battles recognition as she reflects the
horse show. the ballroom. the street, the
banquet hall. the boudolr the automo-
bile, as creature that Is all things
to all men and nothing to any man
"She is creature whose iavorite
companions OF what In called the
sterner sex are insipid and bralnless
creatures, who are called men only De-
cause they are not women. She Is u
woman whose whole life Is one or dues-
tionable gaiety, who smokes at dinners
with men and who drinks rather too
much at times. The announcement OK
her engagement brings a smile with
the uplifted eyebrow. and her divorce
suit Is accepted as q matter OF course
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
DAN PATCH HAS
NEVER LOST RACE.
Sayage's Wonderful Animal is
Regarded as King of the
Turf.
The HORSES SPLENDID CAREER
Only Failed to Land Two 0ut of a
Total Of Fifty.Six Heats
His Best Work.

Dan Patch. who paced the fastest mile
going over the Memphis track in l56h
has never lost race in his career Of
seven years. and. IA fact, has only failed
to land two out OF a total of SO heats In
which he took the word from the start
er. From Aug 3, 1902 until Oct rs. the
stallion paced 10 times over II different
tracks IN eight different states in the ay-
ernge time OF 2;00N.
From the first NJ. Il. McHenry has had
charge Of Dan Patch. the former being
not only a wizard Of the reins, but
splendid conditioner and caretaker of his
charge This seasons campaign has been
extremely severe, but today Dan Patch Ia
as fresh and as robust as when he first
left his stable at his owners big stock
farm near Minneapolis, MINI.
The following is brief resume Of Dan
Patch's best performances on the Ameri-
can trotting track.
lss6--Foaled at oxford, Ind. bred by d.
a. Mesgner, Jr., sired by Joe Patchen.
s;0lt, dam Zellca, by Wilkesberry $3.50.
l@0-Appoared first upon the turf. Won
all his races Qour) and made a record Of
le0i-Won all his races n2, sl3ScO in
stakes and lowered his record to 2;04i1.
March, le02-Purchased by NJ. h. Stur-
gls, New York city. for $4,000
Aug. 2, lsO2-Paced in 2:OoS4 at Columbus,
..
Aug q isO2-Paced in 2;oOA at Read
willie, Mass.
Aug 20 1902 Paced in 1884, at Proyi-
dence, Il. l.
Sept, 20 ioO9-Paeed in l;5SA at Read
Vile Mass.
Dec S, lsc3--Purchased by NJ w Saw
age. Minneapolis, MINI, for 10000.
Aug 10, ls03--Paced IN 1904 at Mem
phs Tenn.
Oct. %, l9oS-Paced half mile In 56 and
took wagon record In i:51A.
The career of Dan Patch illustrates the
possibilities OF the light harness turf as
never before His dam, IT is said cost his
breeder less than $500: the service that
produced him cost $50; for his breeder he
won nearly $4,000 and sold, when five
years old. for $4,000: for NJ. e. sturgls,
who paid $4,000 for him. he earned at
least Sl500--probably more-and, ninc
months after his purchase sold for $50, 900.
And he is today but seven years old,
sound and with great future before him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
BECHTEL MURDER CASE.
Whole Family Held as Accessories
To the Crime.

Allentown. Pa, Oct. 30-The coroner's
inquest In the case OF Mabel Bechtel,
whose body was found In an aroaway
outside her home last Tuesday morn
Ing, was concluded tonight with YER
dict that the young woman's death was
due TO fractured skull from blow
inflicted at her home by some person
unknown to the jury.
The verdict named the inmates OF the
house, Mrs. Katherine Bechtel. Myrtha
Bechtel, John Bechtel, Charles Bechtel
and Aolius Eckstein. as accessories az.
ter the fact OF the crime.
Warrants Of arrest We're served upon
Mrs. Bechtel and the members Of her
family and Echsteln tonight. They were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
Great Meteor Found in Oregon

Oregon City. Or, oct. sl.--F w. Cros-
by, who is collecting specimens for the
Smithsonian institution at Washington,
is here from Lodi, Cal. 10 see the me-
teor reported few days ago and has
pronounced II not only a genuine me-
teor, but the largest that has ever bcen
found in the United States and among
the largest ever discovered IN the world
II weighs between 10 and 20 tons .
says from appearances II may have
been buried In the hill where II was
found for many centuries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
HANLON.CoRBETT BOUT.
Little Fellows Agree TO light for Feather.
weight Championship In December.

New York, Oct. SO-Eddie Hanlon, the
San Francisco feathorweight. win meet
Young corhett In Frisco for the worlds
fore the Hayes Valley Athletic club. Han
ION VIII take the place of Ben Jordan
me English champion, the change being
made at the suggestion OF the sporting
writer's of San Francisco. who suggested
the telegram from the club that match
with Jordan looked too easy for Corbett
Corbett abandoned the Idea of meeting
Jordan and wired his acceptance Of the
HaDlon offer The boys Will yght at l29
pounds at 9 o'clock upon che day OF the
hght. The contest VIII be scheduled for
20 rounds and Eddy Graney will probably
be selected as referee. Corbett leaves for
the coast next month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
COLLEGE, To pLAY oAeoIEs. !,
TODAY'S FOOTBALL GAME.
Fifteen Gridiron Battles, Including Games
Here and in Ogden.

Following are the football games schcd-
nled for this afternoon including the con-
tests here and In Ogden:
Denver VS.. Utah at Salt Lake. =
:. All Hallows va. Ogden high school at
Ogden.
Chicago vs. Wisconsin at Milwaukee.
Iowa vs.. Nebraska at Iowa City.
Northwestern VS. Illinois at Champaign.
Franklin VS., Wabash at Charlottesville.
Purdue vs. Indiana at indianapolis
Michigan vs.. Minnesota at Minneapolis.
Yale vs., Columbia at New York
Harvard VS.. Carlisle Indians at Cam
bridge.
Princeton VS.. Cornell at Princeton,
pennsylvania VS.. Bucknell at Phlladel-
phia.
West Point vs.. Vermont AT West Point.
brown VS.. Williams at Providence.
Dartmouth va. Wesleyan at Hanover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
Decision in Eppinger Case.

San Francisco, oct 81, Judge De Ha-
ven OF the United states district court
rendered n decision In the Eppinger
case which viii cause Jacob Eppinger
TO answer two Of the questions which
he refused to answer az the hearing
before the referee, VINO In each case
sustaind tho objection entered by coun-
sell The questions ordered answered
are. who attends TO the financial de-
partment OF the business?" and who.
II any one Of the firm, had charge OF
the financial department OF the busi-
ness2"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
Marble pedestaIs Not statuary

New York, oct Si..-In an opinion
handed down by Judge Waite. the board
of general appraisers has decided ad-
versely the portest Of Attelio Salvioll
against the collector OF customs at New
Orleans. The decision finds that mar
BILE vases, bases and pedestals for
statues are not statuary and must not
be admitted 60 the ports under the duty
assessabe against the latter which is
lower than the classification OF manu-
features Of marble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
Races at Lewiston.

Lewiston, Ida. Oct S0.-Results today.
2;G pace--Vision won. Portla knight
second Queen r third, Time, 2.lsis.
2.l6 trot or pace--Prnce Tom won. Bel
Ida second. Maple Mont third Time,
2.l9n.
Mile dash-I3rowne Prince won. Fonda
-Four furlongs-Bllly Mahan won. Hirtle
second. Gladys Bell third Hime .i9s.
Six furlongs h--Rosebud won, El.
dred second Remark third Time, ll5is.
Three-eighths mile-Senator Dubois
won Rather second, Klttlo Condor third.
Time, 1854.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
RED ROBERT TRAINS.
Getting Ready for His Battle with Cham
mon George Gardiner.

San Francisco. Cal, Oct 3O-Bob Fitz-
simmons has started active training for
his battle with George Gardner.
But one fear weighs on the Cornish
mans mind. and that Is the fear that he
Will be unable to make the weight.
After looking over the field carefully,
Fitzslmmons decided the place for him
TO train is at Crolls garden In Alameda
and he moved his family over there last
night In order TO be In readiness for this
morning
He went TO the baths and scales at ex-
actly III pounds, and was afraid 10 make
his base Of operations at Ocean Beach for
fear the braclng air would put on pounds
while he struggled TO take them off, That
he is subject to an increase on slight
provocation was evident at Hardin
Springs last summer when he averaged
around lS7 all the time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
New Racing Schooner.

London, oct 30--George L. Watson. the
yacht designer, is inviting estimates for
building new racing schooner. Haste IL
stipulated, the intention being to have her
in readiness for the transatlantic race for
the cup offered by Emperor william. II
Is suggested that the boat Is to be built
for King Edward. but there is no conhr-
nation OF the report. The secret OF the
ownership of the new yacht is carefully
guarded. The specifications and plans
show that she will be an exceptionally
large and powerful boat, with 95-foot
watcr-line and canvased TO full racing
trim.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
Margaret w. Kelso Located.

Colorado Springs. oct. 3i.--Miss Mar
gnret W. Kelso, a young woman who
disappeared from her boarding house
in this city on oct G. has been located
in Cripple Creek and VIII be cared for
temporarily by the police department.
II Is learned that Miss Kelso is from
Philadelphia, though shc say she came
from Pittsburg Her brIher recently
died In Pittsburg Her friends In the
east have been notified.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
A Sensational Suicide.

Los Angeles Cal, Oct. 31.--Ferd A.
Ridder, German saloon keeper 81
years old has committed suicide in
n sensational manner at his home IN
sthis city. with his wife and two chill
dren standing before the door Of his
bedroom In which he had locked him
self and with words OF entreaty and
prayer for him not to injure himself.
RIddor blew out his brains with a rife.
Ridder came to Los Angeles last May
from Falrbury, Nebraska.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31

right whales, which Melted $500 pounds
OF bone and 400 pounds of ivory. The
Goyhead brought in 500 barrels OF
sperm oil and 5000 pounds Of bone, rep
resentng catch OF eight sperm and
three right whales.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31

plants would hay been 10000 900 had not
tho racks been washed out In septem-
Der
The estimated output In the Chinook,
Wenatchee and Methow hatcheries Is
100000
The output OF the Oregon state hatch
ries will exceed 10000, 000 while the gov
an additional 100000. The failure of
the sockeye run on the sound and the
consequent loss In license money has
compelled the commissioners to close
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
OUT OF GAME AGAIN.
Terrible" Terry MeGovern Has Injured
His Hand and Can't Fight.

New York. Oct. 3O.-"Terrlble Terry Nc
Govern will not be able 20 box again for
nj least six weeks. His left hand, which
was injured In his bout with Lew Ryall
IN Philadelphia a month ago and hurt
again In his tight with Jimmy Briggs last
week, IL very badly swollen and the little
Brooklynite has been ordered to give II a
complete rest
In talking OF another fight with Briggs
whom Terry failed TO knock out. McGov-
ern said he was willing to fight him again
VI tho Boston man would make his
weight.
Terry Is willing TO give away a few
pounds, but Briggs II over the limit
u Briggs will weigh IN at 100 pounds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
Pesos Sent to Philippines.

San Francisco, oct 3i,-The superin-
tendent OF the mint has turned over q
shipment Of 1,45500 pesos TO the war
department, the last that Will be coined
here for a long time, 4 guard of 90
soldiers escorted the coin to the trans
port Sheridan for transportation to
Manila.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
Turning Fish into the Columbia

Portland, Or. Oct 3i,-Flsh Commits
eioner kershaw estimates that the
Washington state hatoheries In the Co
lumbia river district will turn out more
than 20 600, 900 fish this season. opera
lions have ceased at Kalnma and
Wind river, The take OF the former
plant being 6,i2s,oO0 eggs and Of the
latter 2. 100000. Commissioner Kershaw
states that the output Of those two
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
American Miner Murdered.

San Francisco. Oct 3l.-United States
Vice Consul Kaiser Of Mazatlan, just
arrived here. tells Of the murder of an
American miner named Dumbacher
near that city. II is thought robbery
was the motive, as $4,000 which he was
known to have possessed, was missing
Tho United states consul at Mazatlan
is investigating the case.
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taken before Mayor Lewis, who accept
ed bail for Mrs Bechtel in $1,000, Myr-
tina Bechtel IN $500 and Eckstein in
$500
John and Charles Bechtel were COM
mitted 10 jail,
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WRITE IF YOU LIVE AWAY
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HARMONIC TEAM.
BOWLING TOURNAMENT.
In Last Evenings Games, Tremalnc. rs
Pins Handicap Man, Took the Lead

The bowling tournament was continued
at Collender alleys last evening. and Ire
maine, l5-pin handicap man, carried OF
the honors. Pitchers made the highest
score for single game, running up a
total Of l9S. The score fgolows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31

Sanitary wool garments are world
famed for wear and comfort Sole
agents for mons goods
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
1866 Main ST.
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HARMONIC TEAM WON.
Defeated Bismarck BowIers at Latter's
Alleys by Close Score.

At tho Bismarck bowling alleys last
night the Harmonic team beat the Bis
marck bowlers by a close score OF 2,377 to
236S. The contest was close and hard
fought from the start, the result being
IN doubt until near the end OF the game.
The results follow.
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CAPTURED Four Right Whales.

san Francisco. oct. si.--The steam
whaler jeanette and the whaling bark
Gayhead have just arrived In port. The
jeanette reports having captured four
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31

snaps, plums, bargains, etc. Page
10 today's paper.
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down four hatcheries on the sound and
three on the Columbia river.
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PLENTY DOING
IN FOOTBALL.
Great Interest in This Afternoon S
Game at the University
Campus.
COLLEGE TO MEET ''Acc|Es.
All Hallows Team Plays Ogden High
School Eleven at Junction City
This Afternoon.

This is q big day In Utah football cir
cles, The University campus in this city,
and the football field at Ogden are crowd
ed with q yelling, howing shrieking
throng of football fans The game at the
University between the Varsity OF Utah
eleven aud the team representing the Dem
yer university, Is regarded as the biggest
contest OF the season. Both sides are con-
ndent, TO man, OF Victory; and no mat
ter which team wins 1t will know It has
been in play OF the most strenuous kind.
The battle has been eagerly looked for
ward to for many days and the teams
have trained carefully and faithfully for
long time to get In the best possible con-
dtion for the final test.
ALL HALLows VS.. OGDEN.
The contest at Ogden between the All
Hallows team of this city and the Ogden
high school eleven has created n lively
interest both here and in Ogden II is
predicted that the contest VIII be one Of
the best of the season. and that the fight
VIII be bitter from start TO finish The
teams are evenly matched, are well
trained and determined to win. The Ogden
boys have been playing. a remarkably
fast game this year, and II the college
boys are victorious they will have to
play as they never did before. Captain
Bassett of All Hallows declares that his
team will win. The boys have been prac-
Using hard ever since the game was ar
improved with the best OF them whet
improved with each workout The play
ers, accompanied by a crowd OF rooters.
left for Ogden at 9.i5 this morning on n
Short Line special and Will return after
the game. The lineup Of the team will
be as follows Stewart, left end; Bero
left tackle; Pope, left guard; sullivan,
catcher; Smith right guard. Chafiln, right
tackle. Christensen. right end Bassett,
quarterback; Chrsty, left hlaf back; Fred
Smith, right hlaf back stanton, full back
THE LINEUP HERE.
The Denver and Varsity teams FLASHED
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THE LINEUP HERE.

The Denver and Varsity teams FLASHED
nt the University promptly at 3 o'clock
this afternoon, the llne-up being as fol-
lpmcs
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Nelson. Substitutes for Denver--U. Morse,
Sparkling, Alter, Spain,
The visitors, numbering Is strong hus-
Ky players, c. C.. Stanley, manager; \, III,
Thompson. coach. and Grifiith assistant
coach. arrived here over the Union Pacific
yesterday afternoon In spite Of their
long trip AMI delay at Cheyenne, they
presented a rather formidable appearance.
Following out the program announced IN
these columns last evening the visitors
were met at the depot by delegation Of
the Varsity student body and escorted to
their hotel. The team Is ranked as one OF
the best in Colorado and both sides expect
a close score after a hard fight
After the game the Denver boys will
be taken In charge by local students and
shown royal good time This evening
o ball, in their honor will be given at
the University and the hall VIII be dec
GRATED with Denver colorsr
COLLEGE TO PLAY "AGGTEs"
Captain Bassott OF the All Hallows team
has announced that the "Aggles" ut
logan had consented to meet his team on
the grldlron. contest with the Logan
team Is Just what the college boys have
been sparrlng for for long time, and
now they have been promised II game
they are overjoyed They make no bones
OF declaring that they are out for tho
defeat the Farmers. The date for the
struggle will be decided later but It 10
already agreed to play in Salt Lake. The
college boys wanted to play ono week
from today but the Loganites thought
that little too early. In a day or two a
date will be decided upon and the teams
VIII begin training for the event,
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he can have a return fight under any
terms he likes.
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Observation-Disclosures

SHORES
:
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Substitutes for Utah-Pitt, Strobel. Davis,
Nelson. Substitutes for Denver--U. Morse,
SnnrlinR. Alter Snnln
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We TREAT AND CURE.

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