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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-08
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WE LEND money TO build houses. 10
IS not necessary 10 have The house built
first. We will advance the money as the
house progresses. Lowest rates Part
payment any time. and interest reduced
accordingly AcGurriu & CO., 49, Main.
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A GOOD WASHWOAAN wishes two
good wash places Monday and Tuesday
Address III S. 9th East
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SUITS made up in the height of fashion
at popular prices. fan. winter and sprines
overc0ats q specially The New York
Tailoring Co. go i. Second South.
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81 W. lst South. Tel. 14I1-X
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TABLE BOARD.

FIRST-CEAS5 table board. eNceilsn
home cooking. 223 south Second East.
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SAIL LAKE sCAvENGER CO. Cffle.
80 South Main. Tel. ses.
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NEW. or secondhand. cash, trade or
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NETMEYER'S German zWieback rha
choice OF the sick Its usc cures indi-es-
don: perfect food Tor infants. Tel1leton
bakery, III East First South. Ask your
grocer.
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TYPEWRITERS.
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west Temple St, City
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WOMAN who is willing to work to 20
out by the DAY TO DO cleaning or washing.
Address or call at Room II. Richelieu
hotel.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
MAssAcREs RESULT OF SIN
Russian Omeial Tells EZishinen SUR
vtvOrs 60 Abase Them
selves.

ST. PETERSBURG. June io.--The ON
cials now assert the troubles at Kishineff
were caused by an uprising Of the peasan-
try against the Jewish socialist movement
Interior Minister Won Plehve Is said &c
have read the Jewish deputation which
saw him recently a lecture on the dangers
Of socialism, warning them that they must
control their young men, otherwise the
emigration of Jews from Russia woule
reach unprecedented proportions.
The Osvobozhadenue, which is notori-
Gus anti-semitic organ, asserts that Vice
Governor Osvegor addressed the Jews at
the funeral of the victims Of the Kishineff
massacre as follows:
Gentlemen. you have assembled in extra
ordinary numbers. l could chase you away
Immediately, but have pity for you. Calm
yourselves; forget what has happened IL
was for your sins or your fathers sins that
God willed II. You must abase yourselves.
The same paper reports that a strong
agrarian movement exists throughout the
western Caucasus, where the Georgians and
the inhabitants of Inertia are terribly ex-
cited. The military have begun the work
of paciflcation.
The Osvobozhadenue also contains de-
tails Of rioting which took place at Daku
on April q, and of which nothing has
hitherto been heard 1t says a socialist
| demonstration of 5000 persons was sup
pressed with the aid Of sabres and firearms
with the result that the police commander
several policemen and Cossacks and oveI
fifty workmen were killed and many Others
wounded. Similar affairs occurred on tn,
same day in the neighboring towns of Ro
| mana. Sabonnhha and Balakhana, will
| like results.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11

FUNERAL OF JAMES CREIGHTON
Requiem High Mass at 81. Phtlo-
mena's Cathedral and Interment
at Holy sepuIcher.

The funeral OF James Creighton took
place from st. Philomena's cathedral yes
terday morning at 9. requiem high mass
being celebrated by Father p. A. McGovern'
pastor OF the parish, assisted by Father
NJ. p. Dowling, S. j., president OF Creigh-
ton college, Father James Stinson, with
Father w. f. Rigge. s. j., Father Brons-
geest, S. j., of Creighton college and Father
John Jeanette in the chancel. At the
request of the deceased no funeral sermon
was preached and the solemn rites of the
church were unbroken by oration. Music
for the mass was supplied by members OF
the cathedral choir. while the Elks' quartet
sang Lead Kindly Light" Rock Of Ages
and abide with Me"
The honorary pallbearers were DR.. George
L. Miller. Herman Kountze, Frank Hanlon.
Truman Buck; Thomas Swift and w. A.
Paxton, the active pallbearers being Joseph
DIETRICH, Frank ]. Burkley. Hiram Ittner,
]. ]. O'Connor. DR.. A. w Riley and Edward
Riley.
The cathedral was filled with people of
all walks of life, who came to pay respect
to the memory OF the pioneer citizen who
had passed away. Among those present
were the heads of all of the city depart
ments and members OF the city council
the Board of Public Works and the Board
of Education, of each OF which bodies the
deceased had been a member.
The casket, which rested at the western
end of the central aisle of the church be-
fore the high altar, was covered with fiow-
ers sent by friends OF the deceased and or
ganizations with which he had been con-
Dected. Iaterment was at Holy Sepulchre
cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
POISON TO SOOTHE THE BABY
Accused Murderess Explains Three
Deaths Authorities Charge
Against Her.

KALKALASKA, Mich, June 10-Prose-
cutor Smith announced today that Mrs.
Mary Mcknight, who has been under ar
rest here for several days, has confessed
to poisoning her brother, John Murphy,
his wife and baby.
A partial confession was made on Mon
ing the baby. Late last night Mr.. Smith
again called at the woman's CELL at her
request, when she made complete con-
fession. In her first statement she ad-
mitted giving Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy cap
sules of strychnine and quinine mixed.
Last night she said:
did not intend TO harm any of them
l did give the baby the strychnine. II
woke up and cried while its mother was
q glass with some water and gave spoon
tn M 70 the baby. ala not mean to harm
When Ce-tvS'4rE ~ : fsaun4 ana found
the dead baby she fg6S awfuIly nervous
you give me something TO quiet me, some
thing that you take yourself7"
said l would and 1 really did not think
that ii would hurt If | gave her one of the
capsules. She had spasms right after thai
and j supposed that the strychnine killed
her. Then John seemed to feel so badly
that / thought after Gertie died that II
would be better If he were to go, too. Johr
was feeling bad one night, a couple OF
weeks after Gertie died. He wanted some.
of the capsules on my dresser and I told
him to get one of them. / thought IL woulC
so 0the him, and then l thought It woulC
be for the best IL he were TO go away; HI
presently called me. Mother came, too
and he began to have the same spasms.
The whole of the confession was giveI
voluntarily and Mrs. Mcknight signed it
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
NEW SCHEME TO GET RICH
Two Men I'm Vienna Accused of
InsurinE Lives of Sick
Persons.

VIENNA, June 10.-Alois Grebenx, a mer-
chant, and Anton Ceric, an agent, have
been arrested at Triest on the charge of
defrauding New York insurance companies
by effecting an insurance on the lives of
sick persons and then acquiring an interest
in the policy for a small sum-
They insured seven persons for a total
of SIS, 900. The company paid the first claim
OF IS 5000. but discovered the conspiracy in
the second case, in which a man named
Anton Petschke was insured for $4,000.
Petschke revealed the plot shortly before
his death. stating that he had sold the
interest in the policy TO the prisoners for
$500
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
EEE IS Cause OF trouble
Lawyer who was wen Paid by His
Client Must Explain In
Court.

NEW YORK. June 1O.--The trial OF Rob
ert A. Ammon, formerly consul for Will
liam f. Miller, charged with having re-
ceived S3O,5OO of the money taken by the
Franklin syndicate, knowing the same to
have been stolen, was continued today.
Miller was again the stand and tes-
tilted that when the papers and police COM
menced to bother him he consulted Ammon
who advised him to have the Franklin
syndicate incorporated. get back receipts
given for money received and issue shares
in the company in place Of them.
During a visit to Boston in company with
Ammon, Miller said he gave Ammon no.
900 and after their return frequently con-
suited him as to how to keep out Of trouble
and keep the money obtained from de-
positors.
Miller added that when the exposures
came Ammon advised hirn TO go to Canada
and he turned over to Ammon 5000 in
cash and a 100000 certificate OF deposit.
check for $1,000 and $4,000 In bonds, all
of which were deposited to Ammon's credit
OF this Miller understood Ammon paid
Fred House, who was aiso his counsel,
81, 900. After he had been Indicted Ammon
again advised him TO leave and he went
to Montreal, taking only 500 with him.
Ammon, 1t was claimed, sent s150,0o0 to
/ Montreal for Miller, but afterward said
he only sent 5000 Miller said he did not
receive this money. When he met Ammon
again the latter told him he had loaned
$4,000 to Seymour, johnson & Co., a brok-
erage firm, and had given 5000 to Jim
mie' Ridgeway to bribe the jury In his
| trial, which took place In April, 1900, but
none of the money ever reached the jury
or he would not have been convicted.
Miller said that District Attorney Jerome
had told him II he would tell the truth
in the Ammon trial he would use his In
| fuence with the governor for him.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
LIFE SAVED BY SALESWoMAN
Elevator boy who Has Narrow Escape
il Said to he Ont of
Danger.

Frank Tomsu, the boy who yesterday was
hurt in the passenger elevator which he
operates at Kelley & Stiger's at Farnam
and Fifteenth streets, was resting we'll last
night and is said to be in no danger Of
fatal results. His injuries were not as
serious as at first thought, no bones were
broken and the physician says that with
proper care the boy will soon be in normal
condition.
Touasn had let the elevator run down to
the basement without securely locking It.
1t started upward. when he leaped 10 catch
it and was pinned between the bottom of
the elevator and the first floor. His cries
for help brought tn his rescue one of the
saleswoman. who coolly and dexterously
reversed the lever and sent the elevator
downward, relieving the boy and doubt
less saving his life.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
ENGLISH TWINE FOR AMERICA
Harvester Company Purchases Entire
supply to Meet Home
Shortage.

NEW YORK, June 10.-It was learned to-
day on excellent authority. says the
Journal Of Commerce, that the Interna-
tional Harvester company of Chicago has
recently placed large contracts for binder
twine in England and that as a conse-
quence the entire surplus on the English
market now and up to about the middle
OF July will be brought to the United
States.
There have been rumors for some time
past In the cordage and hemp and iute
trades of a probable shortage of binder
twine. These rumors have been strength.
ened by various circumstances, notably the
fact that independent twine manufacturers
were demanding high prices from those not
fortunate enough TO be able 10 buy from
the harvester company.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
THROW OVER CHEAP RATES
Central Passenger Men Refuse to
Recognize Oner of Single Fare
to New York.

CHICAGO. June 10-Developments in the
mixed situation as to rates in Ch.cago-St
Paul territory were rapid today.
On the heels of yesterdays offer OF a
single fare for the round trip to New
York, the regular meeting OF the Central
Passenger association came on and the
whole question was brought up for discus
sion. Not only did the representatives of
the Central Passenger association roads
vote that they would not participate in
the rate made by the northwestern roads,
but one Of the members said he would
favor instructing the conductors to throw
of all passengers who presented these
tickets.
The fact that the cut rate had been
made without notice to them caused some
of the heat exhibited. The eastern men
take the position that they should have
been allowed a voice in the matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
TAKE LAW In OWN HANDS
Farmers Determined to Lynch Players Of
Berry Family.
OF FIGHT WITH MILITIA
BATH Have Commenced Near
Dayl. story f. Thought
90 ewhat Ex-
Grated.

ATWOOD. KAN June 1o.-At daylight
this morning an attempt was made by
mob Of 200 armed men to secure possession
OF Chauncey Dewey, Clyde Wilson and ].
C. Mcbride and lynch them.
According to the story the fight is still
in progress No list Of the fatalities is
given.
BIRD CITY, Kan. June 1O.-Persistent
rumors OF a conflict between the company
Of Kansas militia guarding the prisoners
accused Of the murder OF Daniel Berry and
sons and 200 farmers are heard in town
today
The first word was brought in by a young
settler. He said the fight took place
shortly after daylight and before the camp
was thoroughly organized for the days
march.
Later other arrivals from the range and
farm districts told similar stories. The
people of the town are inclined TO take
the stories as greatly exaggerated. though
the number and variety of them seems to
indicate a battle has taken place.
The militia is, so 1t is said, making no
effort to reach st. Francis before tomor-
row, the time set for the trial. The con-
tinued lack OF news from them would
cause no uneasiness IL It were not for the
! rumors.
Berry's Friends Incensed.
| DENVER, June 1O-A special to the
Times from st. Francis, Kan, says:
Sheriff McCulloch's action in delaying the
| arrival of Dewey in this city has only
| served to incense Berry's friends and If
much more delay is had In bringing the
] prisoners to town a determined move will
be made by the settlers to prevent further
| parleying. What will be done with the
prisoners on their arrival is a matter of
speculation.
The county Jail, which consists of one
cell in a secluded corner of the court house,
is totally inadequate for the prisoners and
1t would be a very easy task for the set
tiers to batter down the walls The Sc
verify of the weather has greatly inter
fered with the march from Colby. it being
difficult to walk.
A report reached here today that the jour.
new was resumed early this morning by
wagon and the party should reach here
some time today.
There have been persistent rumors of
fight between settlers and the prisoners
escort. but this lacks confirmation.
Says Fight is Not Yet.
Topeka, Kan, June 10-w. B. Lock
wood. a member of the Kansas legislature
| tcic8Edphs rum 81 totnBuN Nual a.
nearly as he can find out there has been us
fight today between the settlers and tbs
militia. He further says the militia ha.
not yet reached that place Mr.. Lockwood
confirms the report that the whole country
is up in arms and that serious trouble i.
looked for tomorrow.
A telegram received here tonight from
Captain Cunningham, in charge of tn,
militia forces near st. Francis, says h,
was then ten miles from the town with his
company and the prisoners. Captain Gun
ningham said he would reach st. Franci.
tonight He said nothing of any fight.
ST. FRANCIS. Kan, June 1O-Chauncey
Dewey, Clyde Wilson and U. ]. Mcbride
with militia escort, arrived here at
: o'clock this evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
AMERICANS SUIT THE KAISER
German Emperor Says United states
Ciiisens Alone Meet His
wants. stss4

BERLIN. June iO.--"It is only Americans
that meet my wants is one of the latest
utterances of Emperor William circulating
in army and government circles.
The emperor spoke these words recently,
according to the Tageblatt, while dining
with the officers of one of his favorite
Silesian regiments.
1t is pointed out that the visit of the
Prussian finance minister, Baron Rhein-
baben, to the United States attracts at
tention because Of the emperor's admira-
ton for American energy and practical in
sight and it is assumed that his majesty
designs giving the minister larger tasks,
for which his American observations would
be especially useful.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
INDICTs FORMER POSTMASTER
Federal Grand Jury Returns Bill
Against Memo L. Erb of
sIOcum, Neb.

The federal grand jury completed its
labors Tuesday evening and adjourned sine
die. An indictment was returned against
Joseph Lyon of the vicinity of the Winnie
bago reservation for selling liquor to In
dians. An indictment was also returned
against Daniel Maumey OF Boone county
for having in his possession and for pass
ing four counterfeit silver dollars. The in
dictment is on three counts. Menno L.
Erb former postmaster at Slocum, Neb.,
was indicted for making false returns TO
the auditor of the treasury for the Post
office department and for the unlawful use
of postage stamps.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
JESSIE MORRISON IN JAIL
Famous Kansas MurdereEa Finally
Commences Twenty-Five
Year Sentence.

LANSING, Kan, June 1O.-Jessie Morri-
son arrived at the state penitentary today
and began her twenty-five-year sentence
for killing Mrs. Olin Castle.
She was assigned 20 the dressmaking de-
partment, but will be permitted to do fancy
work until she has recovered her health.
She was weak and nervous. but showed
no signs Of breaking down.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
GERMANS SCORE IN OIL WAR
Secure Valuable Concessions I'm ROu-
ramian Fields, Though Public,
favor RockefelIer.

BERLIN, June 1.-THE statement is pub
lished today that the Disconto Gesellschaft
has obtained concession OF 1000 acres
of the best Roumanian oil fields on condi-
ton that the Berlin bank regulate the
Roumanian finances.
The Roumanian government has also
promised to build a pipe line from Ger
navoda to Constanza, at public expense.
The Berlin concern has moreover secured
possession of the largest refinery.
The individual owners of the oil wells
are said to be dissatisfied with the arrange
ments and have protested to the king. They
wish permission to sell their property to
who ever will pay the highest price. The
owners favor the Standard OIL company,
because the latter 1t is said, is willing to
spend S2O,OOoOOO in the acquisition of oil
fields.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
Movements of Ocean Vessels June 10

At New York-Arrived-KonIg Albert.
from Naples and Genoa. Sailed-St Paul
for Southampton; NOOrdam. for Rotter-
dam, via Boulognei Teutonic, for Liver
pool.
At LiverpoOl-Arrived-Oc from New
York Sailed-DOminion, for Montreal; Ma
jestic, for New York, via Queenstown:
Westernland for Philadelphia, via Queens
town.
At southampton-Arrive PHILADELPHIA.
from New York (passed Hurst Castle al
4:0 D. M. Saned-Kaiser Wilhelm II,
from Bremen, for New York, via Cher
bourg.
At QueenstOwn-Arrived-S xonia, from
Boston, for Liverpool and proceed ed
York
At St Michaels-Arrived-Ca n
from Genoa and Naples. for Boston
AT Port d-Arrived-MaChiOn, tTOr
London; Antwerp. from the Clyde and
Liverpool. for San Francisco.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
KANSAS OFFICIALS GRATEFUL
Governor Bailey and Mayor Gilbert
telegraph Thanks for Omaha's
Contributions.

Governor W. ]. Bailey OF Kansas and
Mayor T B. Gilbert of Kansas City. Kan,
have wired their thanks to Mayor Moores
for the liberal contributions made by the
people of Omaha TO help the food. sufferers
Governor Bailey says the money, provisions
and clothing, were received most crate
fully as devastation prevails six miles o
each side OF the Kansas river for a dis
tance of 800 miles.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
GARNISHEE LAW is URGED
National Credit Mems Association
Seeks 10 Protect Retail
Merchants

ST LOUIS June lO.-A resolution favor
ing the garnishee law as a protection 10 re-
tail merchants was passed to-day by the
National Credit Mems association
Another resolution instructed the legisla-
tive committee OF the association to inquire
into the exemption laws OF the different
states and determine which statute best
serves the interests Of the business men.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
THINK NEBRASKAN SHOT SELF
Indiana Hotel Keeper Finds Dead
Body, Believed TO BE Stewart
County Man.

MUNCIE, Ind, June 10-The dead body
Of a man, supposed to be W. ]. Ralph of
Stewart county, Nebraska, was found in
bed in the Rip Van Wrinkle hotel this
morning. Ralph secured a room in the
hotel last night and retired early re-
volver with one chamber empty was found
lying behind the dead body.
A tax receipt signed by the treasurer of
Stewart county. Nebraska. and $50 in bills
was found in the dead mans clothing. He
was apparently 10 years old.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
WILL BECOME ARMY OFFICERS
Secretary Root to Deliver DipIOmna
to West Point Graduates
Today.

WEST POINT. N. Y, June lO.-Secre-
tary Root arrived today and tomorrow will
deliver diplomas 10 the graduating class
of the military academy.
This afternoon he listened to the ad-
dress Of Colonel Treat, commandant OF
cadets, who welcomed the graduates as
commissioned officers OF the army. Lieu
tenant General Miles was also present.
The graduating hop at Memorial hall
tonight was in point of attendance the
largest and most brilliant in the history
of the academy.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
PLoWS INTO A LANDSLIDE
Great Northern Express Meets Dis
a~ter In Early Morning
HOurs,

GREAT FALLS. Mont, June lO.-The
Great Northern express No. l5S, from Havre
to Butte, plowed into landslide near Fort
Benton at 2:l5 this morning. Engineer Nc
Clintock, Conductor Bingham and a fire.
man, name unknown. jumped and were
badly hurt. The mail and baggage cars
were derailed.
A washout on the Great Northern beyond
Kahspen has stopped all trafhc in that
section and trains are running over the
Northern Pacific via Helena.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
TURKS MASSACRE VILLAGERS
Almost Entire Population is Slain
Before Houses Are
Looted.

SOFIA. Bulgaria, June 1O-Enidge, in the
district OF Adrianople, consisting OF 500
houses. was attacked on June by Bashi-
Bazouks and the entire population, with
the exception of 200 men, massacred.
The village was pillaged and the loot
carried on to neighboring Turkish villages.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
DECLARES TIARA TO BE BOGUS
Expert Says Louvre Relic Has Rus
sian Origin, Being Made for
Unknown Party.

PARIS. June 1O,-The report OF Clermont
Ganeau. the archaeologist. who was chosen
TO determine the authenticity OF the tiara
Of Santapharness, the supposedly precious
relic OF the Louvre collection. says the
tiara is not authentic but was executed at
the instance of sn unknown party by the
Russian artist Roukhomovsky.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
FEAR PARK STEWARD is SLAIN
Friends Grow Alarmed when Yellow
stone OmeiaI IL Missing for
Fortnight.

GARDINER, Mont, June lO-Hospital
Steward F. c. Ross Of Fort Yellowstone in
the National park. went 20 Chicago ON a
three days leave Of absence two weeks
ago and has not been seen since. As Ross
handled considerable sums Of money IL is
believed that he was killed for Il and his
body thrown into ths YsllOEst0ns river.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. June 1O.-(special -
J. G. Wright OF Douglas, Wyo, trainer OF
wyoming" the presidents horse, left yes
terday evening with the animal for Wash
ington. wyoming viii have plenty Of
room en- route 10 the White House stables.
being given an entire express car to him
self. The car will be rushed through on
fast time and the horse will probably be
given a spin BY the president down Penn
sylvAnis avenue os Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
COLORADO is SNOW SWEPT
San Louis Valley Sole Section of
state TO Escape Wintry
Visitor.

DENVER, Colo. June 1o-Snow fell to-
day in all parts of Colorado except the San
Luis valley. The snowfall was heavy on
Laveta, Tennessee. Marshall and other
mountain passes and in Leadville and the
Cripple Creek mining districts.
The Arkansas river is high and has
washed out railroad tracks at several
places.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
Pleasure seekers Are Drowned.

RosToFF-oN-THE-DoN. Russia, June
lO-The steamer Moskva was about TO land
passengers at Ason. after a pleasure trip,
when the crowd caused the gangway 20
collapse and many were drowned