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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
Two Masked Men Attempt to Hold
Up Loestau's Fine Cafe,
ONE GUEST WAS KILLED
Another Probably Fatally Wounded
We're Ordered 60 throw Up Their
Iiands-The Robbers Got Nothing.

Pueblo, Colo, March l5.--A daring at
tempt at robbery ana brutal tragedy IN
the most fashionable restaurant Great
ed intense excitement early this even
ing. The robbers, two in number and
both small men, wore blaol, masks.
They first entered the back door Of
Loestaus fine cafe opposite the opera
house, advanced half the length Of the
long room and then went back. Pres
entity they re-entered by the front door.
one went to the cashiers desk, the
other attempted to rob guests at the
tables He held a revolver toward Or.
j, II. Turner who was eating his sup
per, and told him to throw up his
hands The doctor was surprised and
hesltated, whereupon the robber fired
fun In his face, killing the doctor in
stantly and scattering his blood and
brains all oyel the corner Of the safe.
Then the de sperado attacked another
guest, c. b. }iNhop, and Shot him in
the left side Without securing any
booty the rr Hans fled Bishop was
taken TO a he spital and is in a critical
condition He came recently from
Sugar City, where his brother lives.
Dr. Turner was about 30 years old
and from Iowa. He was a graduate OF
Princeton and of Rush and has been
here two years,
The robbers In their escape We're fired
at by policeman and his bullet per-
forated a plate glass, but thus far there
Is no clue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
To Divide New York Diocese.

New York, March 1G,-Announcement
has been made of a plan for the divl-
sion of the Protestant Episcopal do
cese OF New York, which comprises at
present the boroughs Of Richmond.
Manhattan and the Bronx Of New York
City, and the counties OF Westchester,
Putnam Duchess, Rockland. Orange.
sullivan and Ulster.
The division proposed is the creation
Of a new jurisdiction, with the borough
Of the Bronx as its see city, and COM
prlsing for the rest Of IL the counties
OF Westchester, Putnam and Duchess.
The other jurisdiction would keep Man
haitian as the see city. Before such al
vision could be made 1t Is said that Il
would be necessary to change the gem
eral law Of the Episcopal church forbid
ding the division Of CITY,
Another measure the New York
churchmen are said 10 favor asking
the general convention 10 grant. Is
permission to elect suffragan bishops.
This would necessltate the repeal OF q
canon prohibiting their election.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
Crew Of the Dolphin Saves Many
Cubans,
CALLED FOR VOLUNTEERS.
Occasion Was a sudden SQuniI IN
Havana Harbor- British ships Did
Not Kise TO Emergency.

Havana, March l5.--While the secre-
tary Of the navy. Mr. Moody, and his
party. were making a visit on shore
TINS afternoon. sQuall of tremendous
violence swept over the harbor 1t be-
came as dark as night and the wind
and the downpour were terrific.
Commander stoney Of the Dolphin.
realizing the peril 10 the small boats in
the harbor called for volunteer rescu.
ers. The entire crew Of the Dolphin
responded Boats were Instantly
manned and sent out. The launch ne.
turned with four half-drowned Cubans
ana The captains gig The Cubans
were ltted aboard apparently llfeless,
nut We're later resuscltated.
The courage and heroic action on
the part OF he Americans were es-
pecialiy commanded as the British
SHIPS did not rise to the emergency,
although one OF the capslzed boats
was much nearer to the Ariadne than
To the Dolphin.
Secy. Moody tomorrow will sum.
mon the Dolphln's crew and commend
them for their presence Of mind
Up to tonight, IT Is known that FIVE
men, all Cubans, were drowned by the
oapsizng Of boats during the squat.
The ARRIVAL OF the British squadron.
consisting OF the warships ArGdne, In
defatigable, Retrlbution, Tribune, Fam
tone and ColumbIne this morning from
Kingston, Jamaica, gave the harbor u
naval aspect. The morning was occu-
pied with exchanges Of salutes and
calls, The Dolphin saluted Vice-Ad-
miral Douglas with fifteen guns.
Nice-Admiral Douglas and the COM
mandors of the British warships pro-
ceeded to the Dolphin and paid their
respects 10 Mr., Moody.
The secretary returned the visit at
once Thirty guns We're fired by the
Dolphin in honor Of call on Nh
Moody by Gen. Rodriguez, the COM
mander Of the Cuban army
Secy Moody and party dlned today
with Minister Squiers. They will pay
visits TO President Palma and the
members Of the cabinet tomorrow on
Tuesday they win proceed 10 Bahia
Hondo and on returning TO Havana
Will go TO Santiago by rail and return
70 the Dolphin. They win look over
the site for the naval station and gem
eral situation at Guantanamo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
It Must be Protected From the
Rayages of Sheep,
COL. CODY TO PRESIDENT,
"nkes an Appeal In Behalf OF Future
generations Against the Deyas-
tauon Now Going on.

Washington, March l5.~The pres-
dent has just received the following
letter from Col Cody dated London.
March 8:
The Hon. Theo, Roosevelt, Washing
ton,-For the benefit OF future genera
lions the timber, and especially the UNI
derbrush must be protected now before
1t Is TOO late, from the sheep deyastot-
ing the mountain watersheds, as they
have already done the valleys and ta-
blelands. If sheep are allowed to
browse on the underbrust of our noun
lains, In less than Ave years from now
me home-seekcr, the man behind the
plough, the actual taxpayer, VIII have
10 leave the Big Horn basin for want
OF water to irrigatc his land. No one
KNOWS this better than yourself, for
You are familiar with all of the west.
am, very faithfully yours,
w. Il. CODY.
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Col, John A. Baldwin Dead.

Chicago, March lG.-Col. John A..
Baldwin of the Sixteenth U. s. Infan-
Try Is deaphere, says dispatch to the
Tribune from Battle Creek, Michigan.
lie commanded the famous Ninth ins
fanlry when It saved the Colorado vol
unteers from total annlhllation In the
philippines and commanded the Twen-
ly-second Infantry at slbony river.
After two years In the Philippines he
came back a physical wreck but was
breveted for unusual bravery and be.
came colonel Of the sixteenth infantry
at Fort Mcpherson, Ga, Gen. Reagan,
or Washington, d. c., will preside over
the military funeral, which win be a
large one, as Col, Baldwin has been in
the army for 80 years The state troops
ana the regulars from Fort Wayne viii
be present
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
OUTRAGE BY MASKED MEN.
Fourteen of Them Enter Home of a
Widow and Rob Her.

Wapakoneta, o.. March l5-Fourteen
armed and masked men last night en-
tered the house OF a widow. Mrs. ia
cob Relschelder near Cridersville. and
TOOK possession. With Mrs Reischeldor
are living her granddaughter, Blanche.
aged II years; George James. his wife
and their son, Joseph James. Mrs.
Reischelder was known to be afraid to
trust her money to the banks.
The robbers bound the elder James
ana bis son and the two women and
then, at the point OF shotgun, forced
the little girl to tell where the money
was to be found They secured 81, 200
In cash and $1,000 worth Of notes and
securities, and quantity of jewelry
ana silyerware.
After dividing the money in the cell
lar part Of them left at midnight. Part
OF the men remained until after mid
hight, helping themselves TO the wine
In the cellar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16

Berkeley. Cal, March lG.-An inter-
estinC report Of an chronological eXpedi-
ton taken through the fast disappear
ing Indian tribes Of northern California
By scientists from the University Of
California has been issued Among the
objects Of the expedition We're the
gathering Of neurological and linguis-
tic information from such tribes as the
Pcmos. Athapascans Hupas Chimari-
kos. Sasteans, Yuroks Kuroks Shastas
qni Wishosks Word lists were Sc
cured, in many cases from the sole sur
yiying members Of an almost extinct
tribe, and with such meager yocabular-
les as these afforded. an effort was
made to trace relationships between the
northern tribes. Several Indians have
been brought TO Berkeley for the pur-
roEe Of reproducing the languages oral
~, so that they may finally he tran
sciibed by the Rousselot apparatus for
recording sounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
HIGHwAYMEN IN Los ANGELES
Hold Up and Rob Train Crew on
Electric Cars.

Los Angeles, Cal, March 15.--Three
highwaymen wearing white handker-
chiefs with holes cut IN them, and each
with good grip on a revolver, held up
the train crew Of an electric car on the
Central avenue line at the city limits at
an early hour this morning and robbed
Conductor Phelps Of S35.
The car had just arrived at the Gem
tral avenue terminus and Phelps was
on the point OF stepping to the tee-
phone to report to the dispatcher, when
the three highwaymen came up
One robber thrust revolver into the
motorman's face and told him to be
quiet. The other two confronted
Phelps and ordered Hands up" He
complied readily and one of the two
Went through his pockets.
Each of the trio wore an oil sicker
buttoned up TO his ears After taking
the conductors money, they ordered the
motorman to start the car toward
town
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
THE PANAMA CANAL.
Great Interest Being Taken in It In
Mexico.

Mexico City. March l6,-Great inter.
est Is being taken here In the Panama
canal. II y now believed that the Unit
ed States Will begin work on the canal
Immediately following the ratification
Of the treaty. and II Is estimated that
Il VIII he completed within five years.
II is stated that President Diaz con-
templates the establishment OF a
steamship line running from Vera Cruz
and Progresso to Havana Port Limon.
Colon. Savanilla and la Guayra, thu
steamers to make the round trip In one
month Communication would be thus
established by Mexico with Cuba and
Central America, and by Colon with
Colombia and Ecuador. Bolivia and
ChilA The project thus will affect 3d.
0oo,O Latin American people. II Il a
part OF the plan made by the govern
ment OF reaching out after the trade Of
South America. Il Is realized that when
the canal Is opened the Gulf OF Mexi-
co will be the Mediterranean OF the
western hemisphere and Mexico viii be
In a position 10 reap great advantages
from Its geographical situation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16

Recent statistics place the worlds
demand for cacao exclusive Of local
"onsumptlon), az 100000 900 pounds
alucd at more than S0,0OO,000 gold.
There Is, therefore. Il Is said. little
dtnger OF oycrproduction and conse.
qdont low prices for many years 10
Gene So far as known the area where
cacao prospers In he great equatorial
conc are small. Cacao IL cultivated
nearly everywhere In the archipelago.
u Is grown In several Of the provinces
OF Lu2on, IN Mindanao, Jol0 Basilan,
Panay Negros, Cebu, Beho and Mas
lrtc and It's presence can be reason
ehly predicted upon the larger isands
anywhere under an elevation of i,0N
or possibly LOO meters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
Scarlet Fever at Lake Forest College

Chicago, March 16,--Every depart
ment of Lake Forest college has been
clcsed for two weeks to prevent a
spread Of scarlet fever. There are no
new cases Of the disease In the college,
but the persistence with which II has
hung on In the village led to the adop'
ton Of this latest measure.
The academy was closed several
weeks ago, when the wife Of one Of
the members Of the faculty was taken
With the disease, Ferry Hall and the
mems school were kept open, and Il
strict quarantine over the students
n,cintained while the town authorities
were lighting the epidemic,
While the college is closed an effort
will be made to stamp out the disease
permanently In the town The college
win not lose any time by closing, as
the next two weeks will be counted
as the spring vacation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16

London, March l5-seyeral Irish
members Of parliament addressed DEM
onstrations at Manchester Birmlng-
ham. Liverpool and Dundee on the bet.
ter prospects OF an Irish land settle
mont. John Redmond, speaking at Liy-
crpool, said the governments irish land
purchase bin offered great hopes Of a
settlement The policy OF coercion, he
added, has changed to policy OF con-
Citation. but IN view OF past dlsap-
pointments the Irish party was not
too sanguine If It was worth while to
spend millions OF pounds on the acqulsi-
ton Of two Dutch republics it was
much more important TO spend a few
hundred thousand pounds in conclllat.
ing Ireland,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
BASKET BALL Is BAD.
IL Doing incalculable Harm Among
Girls

Boston, March 16.- Miss Lucille Eaton
Hill director Of physical training at
Wellesley college, contends that the PFC
prevailing fad for basketball Is work.
ing incalculable harm among girls,
principally by reason Of the lack of
supervision by older persons who could
utter a note Of warning on occasion and
save life long suffering
Girls come 20 college she asserts, who
have Joints askew and bearing njur-
ies as the result Of over eXertlon nj
basketball She urged that there was
too much publicity and too much COM
petition for points ar records. engen-
dCring a spirit altogether az variance
with what We are accustomed TO call
a womanly character.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16

st. Louis. March 16.-Arguments in
the case Of the department Of justice at
Washington against the Northern Sc
curities company Of Minnesota, which
case has been transferred 20 ST. Louis
foi trial will begin before the United
States court Of appeals Wednesday, 4
large portion OF the testimony will deal
with the transfer Of stocks and bonds
ard o,hehr financial technicalities that
have interested the financial and rail-
way world ever since the Great North
err panic In Wall street II Is stated
that j. p Morgan, Atty.-Gen. Knox
and other men Of note viii be here TO
tAlke part In the proceedings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
For Liberation OF China.

New York, March l5.-Secret agents
Of Chinese progress In this city have
received information from San Fran
cisco that the crusade for the liberia
ton OF China Is TO begin at once.
America Is to be the headquarters Of
Kank Yu Wal, the young roformer and
ex-member Of the tsung Il yamen. who
seek through his society the Bow
Wong Wi (s0ciety for the protection
Of the EMPEROR, 10 make Kwang Hsui
emperor IN fact as well as In name.
Kang Yu Wal, It is rumored, Is now
on the Pacific, bound for this country.
and after establishing the main Office
OF his propaganda here. viii tour the
world organizing branches In the vari-
Gus capitals Of Europe, made up OF
the educated and Influential Cinnamon
Of the world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
cacuo Culture in Philippines,

Washington March l5-The bureau
Of insulW affairs, war department. has
received from the Philippine bureau of
agriculture a bulletin on oacao culture
IN the Philippine Islands. The bulletin
81 W.,
The caca0 grown in the Philippines
Is of such excellent quality that there IN
Keen rivalry among buyers to procure
u at an advance Of so per cent over the
common grades Of the Java bean. not
outstanding the failure Of lower grow
ers TO process or cure the product In
any way,
In parts of Mindanao and Negros.
despite ll-treatment and no treatment
Che plant exhibits luXurlance of
growth and wealth Of productiveness
that demonstrates It's entire fitness 10
be considered a valuable crop In those
regions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
RHEUMATISM.

l want every sufferer Of Rheumatism
to get 25-cent vial of my Rheumatism
Cure | know It viii relieve all pain in
from to 3 hours, and drive the disease
from the body in a few days.-Mun.
yon.
II you are broken In health, take
Munyon's General Debility Cure.
II your nerves are out Of order, take
Munyon's Nerve Cure.
IL your blood is not in proper condi.
ton, take Nun yon's Blood Cure.
For sale by all druggists, or postpaid
spon receipt OF price, rs cents bottle.
1906 Arch street Philadelphia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16

New York. March 1.-THE general
election In Germany which viii take
place three months hence, says a
Tribune dispatch from London. Will
probably be a more bitter one than on
any previous occasion as several very
important public interests viii be at
10 each other. The alliance Of the mod
crate parties on the question Of a Gus
toms tariff by means Of which Il was
possible to defeat Socialist obstruction
proves 10 have been merely a temper
airy one, At the last election third
Of the votes Of all the elections were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
nnlfour Moods ChamhcrIaIn.

New York, March l6.--Mr. Chamber
lain win not return 10 parliament a
moment too soon. says the Tribunes
London representative. Premier Bal
four has been gradually losing con-
troll over his supporters with the result
that discomfort Is spreading in the
Uaionist ranks and the Fourth party
under the energetic leadership Of Wins
ton Churchill, is adding to It's numbers
almost daily.
Mr.. Chamberlain will appeal to the
critics that have appeared IN the gov
ernments own household to help in the
work Of reform as directed by the lead
ers, He will endeavor TO show them
that their present efforts can only re-
suit in the destruction Of their own
party, without bringing about those
changes that they so ardenty desire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
A Determincd snIcldc.

Chicago, March l6.-with clothes
line about his neck, the end Of which
was made fast near the window ledge.
Henry Pike leaped from a window on
the third floor OF n boarding house last
night. The rope with which Pike
thought 10 hang himself broke, but he
fell TO a stone sidewalk In front OF the
building and was killed.
Pike was an Englishman 81 years old.
He had been out OF employment and
had become Respondent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
Cured OF Hip Disease.

New York. March i6.--For the first
time in this country the Lorenz ma.
chine has been used In an operation for
fip disease. The operation was per.
fuimed by DIR. Frederick Mueller. \
pupil OF DR.. Lorenz.
A girl almost II years old, had
suffered from disease Of the hip which
drew her right foot up 10 and touching
her hft calf. IL was made normal IN
folm In 10 minutes. Her leg, four
inches shorter than the other. was
drawn into lis proper position and OF
oual length with its mate. and the
g.ri, after coming out Of the ether lay
sim and white. but without pain and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
Mexican Timber Concession.

Kansas City. Mo. March ia
special to the Times from Austin, Tex
as, says.
A dispatch from Chihuahua, Mexico.
says that the Mexican government has
granted a concession TO Arthur i. Still
well president OF the Kansas City. Mex
leo and Orient Railroad for the utilza-
ton Of the timber on 100000 acres Of
land situated In the western part Of that
state. u Is the purpose OF the railroad
company 10 establish number of large
mills in the timber region through
which the road will pass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
FRANKS BY STUDENTS.
Decapitate Bronze Lion In Front OF
Nassau Hall, Princeton.

Princeton, N. j., March l5.-One Of
the big bronze lions which guard the
entrance Of historic Nassau hall was SO
badly disiigured last night by crowd
Of young alumni and upper classmen
that 1t cannot be safely repaired
The contingent of students and
graduates gathered together on the
steps at late hour to sing their class
songs and engage In a little celebra-
tion. During the jollihcation one of
the big lions was beheaded and other.
wise mutlated, The fragments were
gathered up by the university proctor
this morning
The lions were presented TO the
university by the class OF 1879, Of which
President Wilson is a member.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
Gibbons on Cars Manifesto.

Baltimore Nd, March l6.-cardinal
Gibbons, commenting on the ears
manifesto, Is quoted as saying:
In my judgment It may be consider
cd the most unexpected as well as the
most important and benehcent move
ment that has occurred In the TWEEN
tieth century.
II have some misapprehensions, how
ever--l trust that they are groundless--
that the ecclesiastical authorities who
are very powerful in Russia. may in
some respects modify the beneilcent
features OF the decree. ] hope that the
Jews viii have share In the proposed
radical changes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
"Mary Magdalenc" Forbidden.

Berlin, March i5-Theatrical censor
shin recently refused 10 permit Paul
Hcyse's play, Mary Magdalene." to be
produced In Berlin. whereupon the
Goethe Bund. with Sundermann lad
wig Fulda and Prof. Munson as leaders.
decided TO produce the play In private
before an invited audience. Sunderman,
however, has just published a CORE
spondence with the police president IN
which the latter forblds the private
nInductlnn OF the NAV.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
BAD Row In Billings, Mont.

Billings, Mont, March 15.-During a
quarrel between Bryant Hart and
James Ryan. brothers-in- law and
nelghboring ranchmen near here last
night, Hart was badly cut with knife
In the hands Of Ryan, who also
smashed whisky jug over the others
head, fracturing the skull. Hart Will
probably die. The quarrel arose over
a pillow and took place at Ryans house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
Funeral of Prince Kunuiakea.

Honolulu, March Is (by Pacific cable).
The funeral of the late Prince Al
bert Kunuakea today was con-
Quoted with royal pomp. The hearse
was drawn by over 100 men, and i'm the
cortege were many prominent person.
ages, including the governors STAFF and
civil and military officials, The remains
were given a military escort TO the
former throne room In the capitol build
ing, where most impressive services
were rendered The prince was the
last representative Of the Kame,ameha
dynasty, and his death Is deeply de-
plored by the native population.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
Euronenn Iron Trnde stronger.

New York, March lG-The European
position Of iron and steel appears 20
be gradually strengthening, cables the
London correspondent OF the Tribune.
The German works, which for months
have been aggressive competitors for
the export business are filed up with
orders for near deliveries. are refusing
fresh orders where shortness OF time
Is the essence Of the contract and have
further advanced prices Since the be-
ginning Of the year there has been
fairly satisfactory upward movement
on the continent which Is especali"
marked In materials which are most
sought after by American buyers,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-16
Boer GeneraIs ACCUSED.

New York, March 16--The Pretoria
correspondent Of the Morning Post un-
derstands, according TO a London dis
patch to the Tribune. that the Boer
generals. Botha Delarey and SHUTS,
are taking part in the Afrikander
movement which Is not in accordance
with their utterances.