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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-01

This morning the new rates east on
the Rio Grande Western and the
Oregon Short Line went into effect
Henceforth the round trip rate from
Salt Lake TO Missouri river points Is
$50. 10 Chicago the rate is So 81
Louis, S67. 10 ST. Paul Minneapolis ana
Duluth $685. The limit on each
ticket is for ninety days These rates
viii be in force all the time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-01
AFTERNOON CALL.
Mining Stock Market Continues to be
Sluggish.

The mining stock market continued
dun and inactive this afternoon. The
sales posted at the end of the call
We're as follows:
Daly-west, 100 at 1850, 25 at i262hi
50 at $40; 30 at 42,72i2.
Daly-Judge, 1875 at 1000.
Con. MerGur, 100 at l524; 300 at l62
100 at l.51A.
100 at 49&,
Sacramento 800 at 26a,
silver Shield. 800 at 26A.
ValeO 800 at lila,
Martha Washington, 800 at 4.
Century, 200 at 5li9 100 at 81.
Victor Con-, 900 at 26l5.
Yankee Con, 100 at 40, b 80; 500 at
3Qi5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-01

AUCTION.

c. W BouToN HAS MOVED IN THE
building formerly occupied by the Moline
Pillow CO., No. ~ 80. State He Is filling
the building with a large stock Of new
and second hand furniture
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-01
GOING TO BUY A PIANO?
Are You?

Well be sure and see Christensen &
Anson, Temple Of Music 5l-5S South
Main street. Extra large values this
week, or take advantage Of their spe-
clai offer for three days only. lLmem-
Der the number-jl-53 South Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-01
Christensen & ANS0N.
Temple Of Music

want YOU to see their special 800 pl-
ano for sl75 Three days only, begin
ming April LIST, 1908; cash or time pay.
ments. Remember the number-5l-5S
South Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-01
Ccnsus once Cotton Bulletln.

washington. April 1.-The census OF
fice cotton bulletin shows actual cot
ION crop Of 1t,O1S,SS2 commercial Dales'
equivalent to lO62O,9i5 fye-hundred
mound bales.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-01
SPIKE ann RAIL

r. G. porieous. assistant agent Of
the Merchants Dispatch at eDnver Il
In Salt Lake today looking up the
woolmen
S. II. stinsou. travelling freight agent
for the Nlckle Plate at Omaha Is IN
the city today.
Charles II. Mellon the oil magnate,
arrived from the coast this morning In
HIS private ear Mayfower. He goes
east over the Union Pacific this even
Ing.
TO CURE A COLD ~ one DAY
Take laxative nromo.Quinlne Tablets. All drug
gists refund ihemonty II Il falls 10 cure l.. W.
bfoytis n1uoture IL on each boz. 2c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-01
CHRISTENSEN & ANS0R.
Temple ot Mu'lc.

Where they sell those high grade
pianos and organs cheap. Remember
the number-jl-53 South Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-01
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
The New State Gun Club, corporation
organized under the LAWS Of the
State OF Utah.

Location OF principal place Of business
Salt Lake City, State Of Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-01

The new Irrigation Law. In pamphlet
form. only l0c at the Deseret News
Rock Store.
The evening world., 1903-10-14

n OE GRIMM. a cartoon of a prize
fighter. n poor, misguided citizen
u OF Dagoesville. Quakertown, suf-
fering horribly from the impression that
he Is a coming champion, has two
matches on his schedule.
The first. which takes place tonight
in Philadelphia. is with Bob Fitzsim-
mons, ex-heavy-weight champion OF the
world.
The second, to take place next Mon
day night, Is with Joe Cans. the worlds
lightweight champion.
Cans can fight, despite a lot of pipe
stories to the contrary. at 1888 pounds.
Fltzsimmons will almost have to cut a
leg OFF to make les pounds, the weight
at which he meets George Gardner in
san Francisco next month.
Gans's manager. Al HEREFORD. is I'M
q~uestionably a shrewd matchmaker. He
would not maxi a match for Cans
which he was not almost positive he
could win. He is very confident the
lightweight champion will defeat
Grimm next Monday night.
Now draw the deadly parallel.
You don't need a carpenters level to
do 1t, do you?
1t will be a lucky thing for the
The evening world., 1903-10-14
GAME
FOR THE GIANTS

The New York Giants are to have a
benefit game on Sunday, and no DOUBT
many fans will be on hand to bid their
favorites farewell for. the year. The
contest will be decided on the Catholic
Protectory grounds, on One Hundred
and Seve0ty-seventh street. in West
chester. and the Murray Hills. the
champion semi-professional team OF the
East. will be their opponents. Two
weeks ago the Murrays met the Giants.
and the latter only won out by n small
score after a hard fight. In the game
on Sunday. says Acting Manager Johnny
Dunn. Leon Ames. the new Giant. Will
positively appear in the box against the
Murrays. Willie Deegan. for the Muir
rays. Is anxious to beat his old mates
and will no doubt pitch the best game
| of his career.
Johnny Dunn will take the Giants to
Peekskill to-day and there play tho
strong nine OF that place. Cronin win
pitch,
The evening world., 1903-10-14
C.. H.. MACKAY TO
RETURN TO TURF

Clarence Mackay, the millionaire. It Is
reported. will return to the turf next
year with a fine stable OF horses. A
business agent aid to be acting TOT
Mr.. Mackay tried to secure an option
from Jockey Frank O'Neil's manage
for the boys services. When west
chester's gates open e X spring Mr
Mackay will hav as nne a stable o
horseman. Just which thoroughbreds III
has his eyes ON cannot be learned. l
will be remembered that at the time MT
Mackay retired from the turf he SAID NJ
would do so for a year. apd that tim
has elapsed.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
WA[COTT'S BLOWS SENT
t CARTER TO THE FLOOR
Little Man Won Decision Over Heavy
Weight in Fifteen-Round Bout, but
Verdict Was Not Approved by Spec
tatorS.
,sn.c,., 70 Tn. Evening World ,

Especial TO The Evening WORLDLY
BOSTON. Oct. 14.-Joe Walcott,
the champion welter-weight, won
new laurels last night when he got
the decision over kid" Carter, the
heavyweight. of Brooklyn, in their
ifteen-round bout at the Criterion
Club.
The BLACK Demon" did not have
much ION" his man. who had beaten
him twice. when the mill was con-
cluded. and the decision was unfa-
vorably received. The opinion pre-
vailed that a draw was the best
Waleott should have had. although
ne was not in a bad way at any
stage. while Carter almost saw his
nnish In the opening round.
y was a grand contest before a
crowd Of five thousand. Carter was
q strong favorite, because OF his
previous victories over Walcott, and
plenty 60 money was wagered on
the Brooklynite at odds.
Both men took punishment that
only perfect condition could stand,
and the terrific punching by Car
ter would have finished any other
nan than the strong colored fellow.
Carter's Wicked Right I'm Good For,
Carter wnrkaI hi. - ,b4
HE defense. and drove his fist against
Wolcotts ribs and head with awfu,
torce. Walcott. met Carter at every
turn and countered him. working in
some hard jolts that were wearing.
The hrst round had hardly opened
when Walcott smashed Carter on the
htPd with his right and the KID
went down. He tool the count, but
got uo In time to cllnch.
Carter Down Again.
Carter appeared confused. while Wal
colt was perfectly cool. The Demon
crossed several rights to the head, and
q right sent Carter to the floor again.
He got 70 his feet before being count
ed out. but was grosg when he went
TO his corner.
II looked like a short bout. but Car
ter came up strong in the second and
began driving straight rights into
Walcott's body. Both mixed It for
ALT they were worth. and were landing
rights and let's when the CONS sounded.
Carter Used Swings.
In the third rounu Carter missed his
swings and Wa.cott went to him with
snortiarm iolts. Carter was in his ag,
the forcing, landing hard rights, wal
colt doing the inside work.
In the NTH Carter was in front with
his wicked right. reaching the ribs and
head. Walcott cut loose In the seventh,
and. shifting his lead, bad lefts,
He ducked a vicious ,uppercut. Carter
continued to send his right crushing
into Walcott's body In the eighth, but
In exchanges Walcott broke even.
valcott Looked for Final blow.
Carter ran into several rights and
let's In the tenth. but scored with
rights to the head. For the remainder
Of the distance Walcott was looking
for a chance to get In a finishing blow.
but Garter hammered him with mis-
eott reaching over with both hands
The evening world., 1903-10-14
LOU DILLON. TO co
FOR 1859 RECORD

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Oct. AL Lou
Dillon, the first two-minute trotter,
does Sf6t step a mile in 1.9 over the
track here. Willard Sanders. her dryer.
says he will be very much mistaken.
1T honestly expect" a y Sanders, ito
drive her in 1.59 at the meeting here
next week.. and before the season Is
over she will show a mile in 1.b7. For
the latter trial. though. I will have a
perfect wind shield made. I believe she
can trot as fast as Prince Alert can
mace"
The evening world., 1903-10-14
Pennsylvania
VS.. GETTYSBURG
First Half-renn 80, Getty.burs o
LINE UP.

FRANKLIN FIELD, PH1UADEL-
PHIA, Oct. 1i.-From historic Gettys-
burg an invading force of youthful
warriors rushed down upon the Quaker
City and did battle with the sturdy
sons of old PEN to-day.
All natures elements combined to
make the game an interesting one. The
skies were clear. the sun shone bright
ly and the air was mild inc pleasant.
A goodly crowd graced the game. which
was the last of the mid affairs.
From now until the end of the season
Penn will only play on Saturdays. wind
ing up the years. as customary. on
Thanksgiving Day.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
JEfFR|ES BEGINS
TRIP TO NEW YORK

Jim Jeffries will be in New York about
Jct. %. In a telegram to the sporting
editor of The Evening World Billy De-
laney says that the big fellow left Los
Angeles yesterday. He will stop over
in Chicago for a day or two and then
finish his journey East. What his plans
are Delaney does not know, but 1t Is
likely that on his arrival he will at once
endeavor to close negotiations for a
light with Jack Munroe to be decided on
the coast some TINT during the winter.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
MISS ADA|R ON
BALTUSROL LINKS

Miss Rhona Adair, the champion
golfer OF Great Britain, will
probably be seen in action in the metro
politan district. Mrs. w. Fellowes
Morgan, OF Philadelphia, has invited her
to take part In the open-tournament
play at tho Baltusrol Club. She nay
play an exhibition match with Mrs. L.
A. Manice, the champion OF the metro
politan district.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
LINE UP.


CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. THAR
yard played Wesleyan at Cambridge
this afternoon in the last minor game of
the Crimson schedule. From now on
Harvard Will have hard games and will
start off with a difficult proposition
when she tackles West Point Mex Sat
urday.
The Crimson eleven was materially
strengthened to-day by Capt. Marshal's
return 20 the game. The little quarter
back has been laid up for two weeks,
has developed very little speed and dash.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
ST. LOUIS WINNERS.
fs,.e,a, TO The Evening WORLDLY

Especial 70 The EVehlhE WUrIuI -
FAIR GROUNDS RACE TRACK ST.
LOUIS. Oct. 14.-The races ~scheduled to
be run here this afternoon resulted as
follows:
First Race-Fiye-eights OF a mile.
Won by Orient. 6 to 5 and. l TO 2; Nina
Fly 6 to l. was second; Ida DAVIS was
thLri. Time-1.O2 IL.
Second Raoe-One mile and seventy
cards -Won by Lounay, 8 TO 2 AM .
TO i: Ingolthritt even. was second; Eie
was third. TimeV.46 Ia.
TbIrd Race-Three-quarters OF a mile.
Won by Weird, 4 to l and $ to .: Lady
| Cdris. 3 70 ! for place was seeoho' 'es
try was third. Tlme|.lo Ia.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
PREPARING FOR SKATERS.

clifford f. Dunn. President OF the
Amateur Skating Association of the
United States. is busy preparing plans
for the approaching. season. In about
TWO weeks" says Mr.. Dunn. I'VE shall
he in a position to Announce our pro-
ANN and II we areV favored with
suficient ice there will be the best
skating ever seen In this section OF the
country.
The evening world., 1903-10-14

Donald. the fight promoter. OF Chelsea,
Mass. to arrange a limited-round bout
etwee Jack Munroe, the Butte ex-
miner. and Sandy Ferguson. the Boston
tighter. II the match is clinched the
men Will engage in a ten-round bout at
the next show OF McDonald's club.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
SAVOY E. c. ~REoReANIzEp.

The Savoy Field Club. which for the
past ten years has been one OF the cad
ing football aggregations of the Bronx,
will put a frst-class team on the grid
iron again this season and would be
pleased to heal from first-class elevens.
They have Oct. % and all of November
open. For games address A; n. on
Cify.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
VANDERBILT
BUYS MORROKO

PARIS, Oct. l4.-An agent OF w. X.
vanderbilt bought Morroko. the winner
of the Prix Du IRENE, at the Colonies
races to-day for 5000.
Quos Ego. belonging to Mr.. Vanderbilt.
ran third in the race for the Prix
piEtretat.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
FIRST INDOOR MEET.

Nearly three hundred entries have
been received for the big open athletic
meet OF the Grace Clab at the Eighth
Regiment Armory on oct. 81. They are
the first indoor games OF the season.
successful OF armory meets.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
CHICAGO FINISHES.

Special to The Evening WorIu'I
WORTH RACE TRACK,
Oct. 14.-Following are the results Oh
the races scheduled to be run here this
afternoon:
First' Race-Three-quarters Of a mile.
Won oy Foremaster. 6 to o n to
q; Trojan. 4 to l. was second; Fly Lady
was third. Ttme-l.l4 80.
Second Ra .e-Five and cne-ha!: .u".
longs.-Won by Golden Rule u to 20
and i 20 4: Fam O'Shant.r J to . for
place, was second; The Girls s was third.
Time-1.0 8 H..
The evening world., 1903-10-14
CUBAN x-GIANTs TO PLAY.

The Cuban x-Giants, the champion
colored team. will play the Hoooken
nine al the st. George Cricket Grounds,
in Hoooken, mex Sunday. The last
time the teams played the Jerseymen
won the game by a score OF 2 to 1.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
CLAUDE AT SHEEPsHEAD.

Claude. the great Derby winner. Is
snartered at the s~heepshead Bay track.
cit u 10 not likely that he will face the
barrier in this vicinity. His owner. NJ.
j. DAILY. 10 also here, and he says he
prefers % give Claude a rest, and In
bout ten daysf ship him to San Fran
H'sco. DAILY. however, will race some of
IS ekrlng on tho metropolitan tracks.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
NEWToN's GOOD RECORD.

sDoc'' Newton. the pitcher of the Los
angeles eCal.) team. who pitched such
great ball for Ned Hanlon'S team two
seasons ago. 10 the best twirler on the
Pacific coast. He has pitched thirty
sight m to date and won twenty
hine OF them.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
JENKINS IN FRISCO.

Jockey Glen Jenkins will ride in Cali
fornia this winter, He intends going to
England in about two weeks to attend
to some private business, and on his
retuEp win go-to thu coast.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
LINE UP.

NEW HAEN. Oct. 14.-Yale and Holy
Cross met on the gridiron here this al
ternoon. The day was ideal for football
but a trifie warm. There was no cn"nee
In the Yale lineup to-day win ths ea \,
cention Of the placing or Batchelder AT
left guard in place of Morton. whose
work has been weak and unsatls1ac.ory
This was the frst change In the haIe
lineup since the opening OF the season'
The evening world., 1903-10-14
CHAMPION RoBL COMING.

Theodore Rool, who claims to be the
champion bicycle rider OF the world. Is
coming to america. He Is expected to
arrive here in about ten days or two
weeks and will. " possible, arranse
this side.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
WITH THE FIGHTERS.
RING BATTLES TONIGHT,

Bob Fitzsimmons VS.. Joe Grimm, Xix rounds, It Philadelphia
Jimmy Briggs VS. Mike Sears. ten rounds at Lewiston. Me.
Harry Forbes vs.. Tommy Fetz ten rounds. at Metropolitan A. C, Detroit
Herman Miller vs. Jimmy Farren' twenty rounds. att Savannah. Ga.
Jack Lowery vs. Jack Dorman,t to n finish, in New Jersey.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
Jordan Isn't Modest.

Jordan Isn't Modest.
h young Corbett" = Ben Jordan
match Is still out on a limb.
The Britisher IL ready to come over
here at any time he Is guaranteed what
he thinks his services are worth-and
he's not modest, by any means. The
weight question has been adjusted. and
the only thing that now remains Is for
the Frisco clubs to guarantee the
necessary sponduliX to Mr.. j.
Ins Terry the "Cnnd!" Punchf
Terence McGovern is training for his
battle with Jimmy Briggs, which takes
place in Boston next Tuesday night. at
BEADING, Pa.
ITS the candy spot" writes Trainer
Charley Mayhood. "and Terry will put
this Boston wonder to sleep sure pop"
II he does. then Terence will oe there
with a candy" punch.
Mr.. Briggs has a jaw like n wooden
man and a defense that nswer his
purpose a bit better than would a bull
wark OF tangled barb wire fence.
And he's a champion Splinter, too.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
AnorhER FoR R

Chester Goodwin. the feather-weight
1ttaz. 5of Boston. and Harry Forbes
.a<s go naakohed 10 meet IN q twelve
sy1nl before q club In Boston.
~ 1lszA e ~ peaads.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
BRIGHTON ENTRIES.

tspecini to The Evening WORLDLY
BRIGHTON BEACH. Oct. A-Fol-
lowing are the entries for to-morrow's
races:
The evening world., 1903-10-14
CLUB BASKETBALL TEAM.

The basketball team Of the Now Polo
A. A. Would like to meet teams weigh
ing $50 pounds in and outside OF New
York. Address Fred Nolan, New Polo
A. A., One Hundred md Twenty-ninth
street and PARK avenue, city.
The evening world., 1903-10-14

when close in. They were mixing It
when the gong sounded the end oi the
fifteenth round.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
FORBES AND FELTz TONIGHT.

A battle between little fellows Is to
be fought tonight. h contestants Will
be Harry Forbes, the ex-bantam-weight
champion. and Tommy Feltz, OF South
Brooklyn. They will clash in a e n
round bout at the opening boxing show
Of the Metropolitan A. c.. OF Detroit.
They fought twenty rounds in st. Louis
several months ago, and Forbes got the
dnnlalon
The evening world., 1903-10-14
PRINCETON
VS.. LEH|GH
HnIf-rrinccton, o, LehiEh, o
LIN UP.

PRINNETON, n. J., Uct. IF-ATtEOusl
the Tigers did not anticipate a fierce
battle this afternoon, still in view of the
OF the fact that Lehigh has rolled up
some large scores against her opponents
this year. no chances were taken. The
day was ideal for football.
The preliminary practice showed where
Lchi2ih's ability to run up a large score
against an inferior team lay, It's not in
their weight. but in their speed.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
HARVARD VS..
WESLEYAN

First Half-Harvnrd, II, Wesley.
an, D.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
BILLY r p AGAIN.

Billy Rotchford. the Chicago feather
weight, and Billy Murphy, the erratic
Australian fighter, who has been hsht-
ing long enough to be retired on a n
sion, have been signed to meet In a
ten-round bout at Kansas City during
,ha latter mart of next month.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
COLLECTS SOME
EASY MONEY TO- NIGHT
"lanky Bob" Will Likely Measure Form of One
Grim on Floor OF Philadelphia Ring.
BY KNOCKOUT.

knuckle-pushing Industry II they don't
cart Grimm away to the Morgue after
Khoy Robert gets through with him.
It's that or n farce.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
ROOT GETS A FIGHT.

Jack Root. the Chicago light heavy
weight, who has not fought since last
July. Is at Pueblo. where he VIII be
matched In a few days to night Jim
Flynn. OF that city. They VIII ooA d
twenty-round bout and Root Is TO re-
ceiye 5000 for his series.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
FOOTBALL GIANTS PLAY GAMES,
HOLY CROSS
SCORED ON YALE

First Half-Yale 30, Holy Cross o.
10.
Final s~oore-YaIe, 3G, Holy Cross
10.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
OTHER GAMES.

Final score-Navy, 10, GalIaudet,s
The evening world., 1903-10-14
HERRERA's TWO FIGHTS.

Aurelia Herrera will be kept busy 10
a time. His manager, Billy Bishop
mas signed articles for him to hgh'
Louis Long a twenty-round bout a
Vancouver tomorrow night. and eddie
santry, OF Chicago. for a similar mum
Der Of rounds at Anaconda, Mon. or
Oct. "a.
The evening world., 1903-10-14
MoWArr WILL NOT HIGHT.

Young Mowatt," the Chicago feather
weight. has fiunked out OF his ten
round bout with KID Broad. which
wal to have taken place at New Orleans
on Oct. %. and kid Hermann. an
other Chicago fighter. has been sub
stituted.
+ A BOUT FOR MuNRoE.
An EFFORT d being made by George No
The evening world., 1903-10-14

n OE GRIMM, a cartoon of a prize
fighter. n poor, misguided citizen
u OF Dagoesville. Quakertown. suf-
Newport weekly independent., 1903-06-19
TUCKER SHOT HIS TENANT.
"Red" Tucker of Grays While Intoxi- cated Shot and Killed Tenant w. M. Wessner-Boy Tried to
 Save His Fathers Life.

A report was received by wire here Tuesday, of a tragedy near Grays, in which wealthy planter Rcd" Tucker shot and killed hard work ing tenant by the name of w. M. Wessner, who was also known as a preacher in that section.
 The two quarreled over some diff ference and Wessner was ordered to cave the place by Tucker, who was under the influence of liquor. This the former agreed to do, but proceed ed to dig up the potatoes and onions in his garden, when Tucker appeared upon the scene and ordered him to stop.
 This Wessner refused to do, claim ing that the vegetables were his and he wanted them, but did not care to have trouble over them. Tucker it seems made no answer, but went to the house, procured pistol and upon returning, fired at Wessner twice, both shots taking effect and causing almost instant death.
 When the first shot was fired, the sixteen year old son of Wessner tried to get between the two men, but was injured. Mrs. Wessner rushed out, only to reach the spot as her husband fell dead.
 Much feeling has, been aroused in that community and excitement pre- Yails.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-06-19
COMPLIMENTARY TO
 MISS BEATRICE COCKLE.

Mrs. o. D. Watson on Saturday af ternoon entertained a party of little men and women, compliment to her niece, Miss Beatrice Cookie from Nashville, Tennessee. The hostess was assisted by Mesdames E. B. Will mans and R. E. Cookie and the chill dren amused themselves with numer- ous games.
 Refreshments of chocolate cream, orange ice and assorted cakes were nicely served upon tables in the yard and the whole affair was replete with pleasure for the invited
 Those present were Minnie and Mildred Minor, Frances Johnson, Josephine Walker, Thadeese Kinman, Lucy and Frances Bailey, Gladys and LouiseStephens, Ruth Egan, ,Franchelle Hooker, May lowers, Antoinette Bond, Hortense Hite, Bertha Hirsch, Lela Beattie, Kate Harder, Mildred Bernstein, Herschel McCauley, Frank Taylor, Charles Minor and Wiley McMinn.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-06-19
REMAINS RECOVERED
 THIRTY FOUR MILES BELOW.
Body of Henry Ward Kennedy Found After Two Weeks Searching in White River Brought to New
 port for Burial

From Augusta early Saturday morn ing came the news by wire of the finding of the body of Henry Ward Kennedy, who lost his life in White river two weeks ago, this day, upon May 30. The deceased was twelve years of age and the only son of Capt o. H. Kennedy of the steamer "City of Idaho,'' from whose deck he fell when drowned.
 The body was found thirty four miles below the scene of the tragedy or twenty miles beyond Augusta, which point the "City of Idaho" passed Saturday morning, expecting to reach here between four and six in the afternoon, when the remains will be inferred at Walnut Grove cemetery
 The body was found about seven o'clock Friday morning, beneath floating driftwood, but the coat was discernible above the water. When first removed, the remains were ap- parently well preserved and very natural, but decomposition set in rap idly when taken from the water.