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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
PROCEEDINGS IN
THE HOUSE TODAY,

The house convened at 10 o'clock this
morning and s. 3, ~ Senator Barber
fish and game bill WAS the first thing
on the program. The house struck out
the provisions requiring screens at the
heads OF canals and made some other
amendments, after which Il passed.
DR.. Condor asked unanimous consent
to introduce resolution, which was
given him. In pleasant language the
resolution thanked the members OF the
press for their fair and impartial treat
ment during the session and trusted the
ties here formed would grow stronger
and be cernented with passing years. II
was carried unanimously,
Representative Haslam's BARRIERS bill
No IS, which has been fought for hard
In both houses came back from the sem
ate with amendments which were con-
CURED In and then the bill passed.
Representative j. + Johnson's bill
1888, relating to bee culture; s. b. 81. by
Bennlon, relating to corporations, were
also passed.
Mrs. Coulter's anti cigarette bill re-
turned from the senate with some
amendments and was then passed by
vote of 2S TO IL.
htDTtStHlullNt NNfNdil Nhtli an
nounced that he felt like "saunterlng"
and Representative Done said he was
awfully hungry and so the house dis
persed without the formallty Of taking
a recess.
The members will reassemble as soon
as their hunger and thirst are appeas-
ed.
CONFIDENCE IN SPEAKER.
Whereas, II has been charged and de.
clared In the senate of the Legislature
Of the state OF Utah that the speaker
OF the house has deliberately,
mallciously and falsely, and with Ill
terror and improper motives con-
demned the management Of certain
state institution and slandered certain
parties In control thereof; and that Mr.
Spry, an honored member of this
house. was unfair In the examination
Of said institution: therefore be II
Resolved That this house hereby af-
firms it's entire confidence In the integrl-
~ OF purpose and motive OF the said
speaker and Mr.. SpTy In relation to
said matters and declare our belief that
condemnation Of them is unjust anu
unfair
The above resolution was introduced
In the house this afternoon by Repre-
sentative White and adopted unani-
mously.
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e deaths We're among adults over 30

the deaths We're among adults over %
years Of age
AZ the close Of last report there were
II case0 OF scarlet fever In quarantine
eight new cases We're reported during
the week, one died and four were dis
charged as cured, leaving IL cases In
the city as against A. for the same per-
iod last year or diphtheria there were
u new cases reported during the week
and nine having been released. left 20
cases In quarantine as compared with
Il for the week preceding There were
- new cases OF smallpox reported dur
Ing the week, rs being IN persons who
had never been vacoinated ana one ia
an adult yacclnated many years ago.
IN cases recovered during the week and
left 60 cases IN detention, one more than
the previous week Two eases OF
measles were reported and four cases Of
chicken pox.
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Funeral of Krauss and Family.

81. Louis. March 1.-THE funeral Of
the Krauss family OF eight, father.
mother and six children was he'd to-
day from the home, the scene Of the
tragedy. al Bellefontaine. owing to the
tsrrible condition Of the rcads no at
,s,nnt WAS made to use hearses to con-
vey the bodies TO the cemetery. zach
OF the eight collins was carried IN a
sprlng wagon. August Krauss Killed his
wlfe and children with a hammer and
then cut his own throat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14

New York, March ii-When the po-
lice Of the Eighty-elghth street station
finished searching one OF three prison
els whom they had just arrested. they
had four gold watches and two OF sill
yer, all Of which had been stolen on a
Madison avenue car between Fifty
ninth and Eighty-third streets In the
station one OF the prisoners. boy
named Williams. told the police he was
holder Of the spells The other two
prisoners denied participation in the
thefts.
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BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.
That of the Late Mrs. Naisbitt the
Occa sion for Family Gathering.

Family gatherings are not at all un-
frequent IN Utah. where that relation
ship is probably better understood than
elsewhere, and when utilized for proper
ends in proper manner.
Such was one We had the pleasure OF
attending on the Iith inst, II being
under the direction Of Miss Alice Mar
shall. 10 commemorate the Goth birth
day Of her mother, who died In 1853.
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C0NTAGION IN SALT LAKE
Scarlet Fever aud Diphtheria on ln'
crease.

The births reported during the week
ending March II. were 80 In number.
% males and 70 females. Is IN excess
OF the previous week and 10 more than
for the same week Of last year The
deaths show slight increase over last
week though four less than for the
corresponding week Of 1902 there be.
Ing ~ deaths among the male popula.
ton and i've among the female, IA Of
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slanu jury De summoned, ana also up
on the request of County Atty Wester-
welt which was submitted I'm writing 10
the Judges Yesterday Other matters
which have come 40 the attention of
thc Judges and which have moi as vet
appeared in the publie nress also mad
great deal to do with the Judges reach.
Inc their decision An regard to The qranl
jury. according to the statement OF one
OF the Judges 10 a News" representa-
tive this morning.
The county attorney IN his letter
urged that the facilities of his office
were Inadequate To cone with certain
conditions. and said il was thought
that the grand Jury was the only ef-
i ,. rlsans qI cuhuuetiuM q tuoPouwh
'"feSus"'ioii ils ie'ter lohoNs IN tuli
To the Honorable Judges of the Dis
trict Court OF Salt Lake County:
slrs--I beg respectfully to suggest TO
your honors the advisability of sum
nonlng a grand Jury for Salt Lake
county. Since | entered upon the du-
ties of this Office about two months ago
there have come 10 me directly or in
directly variety of Complaints. reports
and rmors bearing more or less the
stamp Of truth, concerning sundry pub.
liz otfenses alleged to have been conc
mitted and various abuses alleged L,
exist within this Jurisdiction. AS your
honors are well aware, the facilities at
the disposal Of this office are in many
instances inadequate for the purpose Of
thoroughly investigating the truth or
falsity Of such charges or reports.
In view Of conditions, | would re
snectfully submit to your honors tina.
they are such In this county that the
public interest demands he summon
Ing and impanellng OF a grand Jury al
an early date. Respectfully
GEORGE WEsTllRYELT,
County Attorney.
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SHOOTING THE CHUTEs.
Man on Bicycle skates Probably
Meets with Fatal Accident.

New York, March H.-Prof Davis,
who has been giving exhibitions OF
shooting the cnutes' down an inclined
plank on bicycle skates has met with
am accident at the st. Nicholas rink
which may result In his death. The
plank on which Davis made the descent
was about Is inches wide aud ~ feet
long. the upper end reaching nearly to
the roof shortly after starting on his
downward course Davis stumbled and
fen TO his knees on the plank. After
sliding few yards, soppied over
the side to the Ice beneath lie was
picked up unconscious and removed TO
a hospital. His head was found 20 be
terribly cut and bruised but the fear
that be had oonscussion Of the brain
was dispelled by searching examin-
alton.
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MAJORS TALK
| APPROPRIATIONS

n appropriation bill continued TO be
o contention In the senate this
.1s On the measure being re-
IA . The senate, Murdoch moved
A ',"aslaer The bill, In Justice to sena.
e,.s who was absent last night
le i asylum appropriation was re-
% t9Mc from $4,000. The mo-
uy win considerable opposition.
VI me senator's declaring that
'Oua contend for increased APP
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BITTER CREEK RESERVE.
Senator Hepburn Makes Protest
Against Its Extension,
Special to the "News.')

Special to the 'News.D
Washington. D. c., March h.-Sen-
ator Hepburn called on the commits
sloner OF the land office this morning
with Louis Han, president, and p. II.
sehby, general manager OF Pacific, Ida
no and Northern railroad, and had q
prolonged argument against the teNten-
sion OF the Bitter Root forest reserve
and the creation of the little Salmon
reserve, both IN Washington county.
SENATOR KEARNs BACK.
Senator Kearns returned last night
from Chicago.
Increase Pension--Phillp Kirby. OIL,
Idaho. sl2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14

an, session Of the Legislature OF
* w. Il I,tah is now in its expir-
/ 49," 'so.s It will end tonight and
~. h,.tory. In the matter of the
,',.,,oc of bills and consideration
S.,,,nt measures it will compare
NV with It's predecessors, 1t mas
VA oue measure OF far-reaching
..,,euces, one that will probably
1 ,.aoV ali other legislation OF the
+, session. That is the big irri-
lion measure.
,rs has been little to do today Ac'
['lnyy a waiting game has been
H. what Is wanted more than
.N,, slse Is the return from com
we n eDgrossed bills. There are
Wv n these that the writing force
I s.sr stamped while the commit
wv been persplring like the man
rn,tIsh bath. But they know
A. snd Of the agony Is close at
v" Some Of the legislative mem"
v,ll have for their homes tonight,
4. others will go tomorrow. very
rIl be here after Monday,
DusoLyNG IN BITTERNESS.
strained relations between the
7. and the house have been more
,'sINe during this session OF the
D;,Sture than at any previous as
M IN this state. This condition,
N has been perfectly apparent. al
n dnce the opening day, has grown
,Soy more acute ever since. until
a Inc winding up scene Is trans
NJ ne breach is like a yawning
h yplrt OF the house seems TO be
No senate Is too arrogant a body;
h regards itself as self sufficient,
M senate looks upon the house
unspIcuously narrow minded,
ugan6er aggregation; childish In
vflt Of retaliation and somewhat
t1lnls methods Of legislation, An
iatIal observer would no doubt have
d The conclusion that on the part
Ma senate, there was more dignity,
t ana experience, while in the
uy only a few reasonably strong
En sitting.
ElAin he last day or two the house
gnnihly rejected hosts Of meas
thal trdnated In the senate and
Mid Tx unanimous endorsement Of
bciy and the support of many
aikxrs From methods that the
|R kss pursued in this regard the
b. hs been led TO believe that all
lAd 70 Do would be 10 approve of a
sus 10 secure its rejection by the
b. The aamus thus actuating the
y vas Informally discussed by some
be senator's this morning, and they
rsNd reTet that such a condition
Eth especially al this time when the
aAlur Is on the eve Of dispensing.
syEy member should feel a desire
tary with him to his home, nothing
he hndest feelings for all their
piats The senator's could not for
cttIasing the relations between
Two houses at the present time,
hee that existed two years ago.
'sm'nber perfectly we'll" said one
ihs senator's" that when we got
vEa with our work two years ago,
we're expressions Of the warmest
patty between the two houses. and
2 much regret that such is not the
hoE, cannot deny that the house.
opinion, has lung many insults
ne face Of the senate during the
'ai session. ! am inclined to at
We nat attitude TO an exaggerated
q their own Importance. and
tFeening and unjustifable jeal-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
srATE HTGHWAYs BILL.
C0yyALEScISG

The numerous friends % Dr. David
Bulge. Of Logan. wiIi he pleased 90
learn that he So rapidly recovering from
the serious throat affection from which
he has been suffering for some time.
He Is able now 10 leave HE room and
take a brief walk In the open air. but
is stlll weak and unable 20 sustain long
conversation. However, he may now
be considered as on the road 10 COM
pleie restore lion. and win soon be able
TO resume his extensive practise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
MINING MAN DEAF.
Superintendent Barnett Of the Apex
Dies of Pneumonia
Especial TO the "News.")

Eureka, Utah, March i4.-Charles l..
Barnett. superintendent Of the Apex
mine. died this morning from an attack
Of pneumonia. The deceased was Is
years of age and leaves a wife TO mourn
his demise. Funeral services VIII be
held from the NJ L. church on Sunday
n afternoon al 1890, under the auspices Of
the odd Fellows and A. o. U. W..
lodges.
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IDAHO p0STMASTERS.
Especial to the News,

Washington d, c.. March li--ldato
nostmasters appointed Highland. Ada
county, Hanna NJ. Spackman, vice
Henry G, sandlin. resigned; Newsome,
Idaho county, Francis l. shissler, vice
Franklin Shissler, resigned, Salem,
Fremont county Bernloe r. Harris.
vice Rolla Harris, resigned sites.
Idaho county +. r. EMS, vics Il. Il.
Brlley, resigned; Taylor bingham
county, David r. Araye, vice william
Priest. resigned
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Special to the "News.")

Washington. D. c., March l4.-Sena'
tors Smoot and Kearns called at the
White House today and invited Presi-
dent Roosevelt to visit Utah ON his trip
west next month The president said
he would accept their invitation and
that on his return east from Yellow
stone park he would spend an hour IN
ogden and four hours In Salt Lake. The
cate he is expected is May IS. The
Utah senators will have charge of the
program Of arrangemns.
While 1t is too early to state just
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
Churchmen Refuse to Give Evidence

Rome. March li-Cardlnal Gotti,
project Of the propaganda. and Mgr
Veccia, secretary Of the congregation,
have both refused 70 give evidence 10
the suit before the American civil
courts, which Father Murphy former
pastor OF q church at Tecumseh, Ne
braska, has Instituted against the
Right Rev. Thomas Bonacum, bishop
of Lincoln, Nebraska.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
Et.Mayorames starts forsfinneapoIls

Manchester, y. H.. March ii.-Dr. A.
a. Ames, former mayor OF Minneapolis.
left here today on his voluntary return
to Minnesota TO answer charges OF brl-
berry. Sheriff Dreger OF Minneapolis
and Deputy Sheriff Doane Of Manches-
ter. N. H.. accompanied the doctor.
Mrs. Ames and daughter also were IN
the party. They VIII pass tonight In
Boston
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
chIcnro nemoorslIc rrImarIes.

Chicago, March H-Democratic pri-
maries FOR the selection Of delegates TO
the city. aldermanlo and judicial con-
ventions Of that party. are being held
here today. The polls opened az u
O'Clock and win close at o'clock this
evening. Mayor Carter II Harrison Is
a candidate Tor denomination and has
but little opposition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
Sword for Lieut.. Willard.

jefferson City, Mo-, March l4-A bill
was passed in the house today APP
propriating $500 for a sword to be pre-
sented to Lieut.. Arthur Lee Willard
IN honor Of his having planted the FIRST
American flag on Cuban soil In the
Spanish war.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
SPIKE ann RAIL

General Manager w. II. Bancroft;
leaves this evening IN his private car
fcr Los Angeles He viii be accom-.
pnnlcd by Mrs Bancroft, Walter Andcr-
son and Chester Mason.
Assistant General Traffic Manager 5.
II. Babccck. Of the Rio Grande re &
turned this morning from a trip 70 Den
Yer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
DEAD
Engineer Love Of Kansas City.
INJURED.
Judge Young, of Reno. Dead.

San Francisco, March l4--Judge VIII
liam Henderson Young. former justice
Of the peace Of Reno New, and polit.
clan OF that locality. died In this city
yesterday. He had been ailing for some
time past and was here in the hope Of
brttering HIS health. The funeral SER
vices will be held tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14

Havana. March 1.-THE sale OF 1900
tons Of raw sugar to the English mar
ket has been closed az i.sic. per pound
This was the first sale Of sugar for
Europe In g years with the exception
Of per cent out Of the output which
formerly went 10 Spain but which
ceased al the time Of the war between
Spain and the United states. This new
European demand Is said to be due to
poor crops in Europe and 20 the aboli-
ton Of the European bounties
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
pre.r. nadley coming west.

New Haven. Conn. March lt.-Arthur
7. Hadley. president OF Yale. Will make
a tour of the cities OF the middle west
10 meet graduates and make speeches.
Mrs Hadley will accompany him. They
win leave New Haven Monday and ex-
poets 10 be away about three weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
Justice Days Condition Encouraging

Washington, March i4.--Dr Hardin,
Justice Days physician, this morning
issued the following bulletin.
Justice Day had fairly good night
His condition continues encouraging
this morning"
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SPEAKER HULL
MAKES REPLY

The house proceedings yesterday .af-
ternoon and evening were composed
largely Of efforts TO adjust differences
regarding the appropriation bill which
finally came out all right. A number
of bills were killed, some we're report
ed back signed by the governor aud
some We're passed
The evening session was enliyened by
a sharp rtort on the part Of Speaker
Hun to a charge made against him by
President Allison OF the senate in the
afternoon executive session. The speak
er took the floor on question Of
privilege and asked that the chief clerk
read what President Allison had said.
This done, the speaker read the follow
ing. Representative Hamiin occupying
the chair:
SPEAKER HULLs REPLY.
Mr.. Speaker would feel like apol-
ogizing to you for having the speech
just presented read II it were not for the
fact that 1t was delivered on the floor
Of the senate by the president Of that
august body. Recognition OF the dignity
Of this office Is my excuse for request
ing that such language be even read IA
this presence.
such blackguardism might DO credit
to denizen OF Bllingsgate, but Is GER
tainly not becoming the president OF
such "A dignlhed body as the senate OF
the state OF Utah.
So far as my record as speaker OF
your honorable body Is concerned. You
are the judges
In regard to the assertions relating
TO charges said to have been made by
me against the state industrial school,
and that have been inspired by utter
Tor motives, ! viii simply say they are
absolutely and wilfully false. 2
Concerning my character and bus
mess ability they are well known in
the community. as, happily, are also
those of the president OF the senate.
| have nothing but the slncerest sym
PATTY for any man who could so far
forget his dignity as TO make such a
speech.
/ thank you Tor your attention and
VIII make no further answer. realizing
the truth of the proverbs that "He
who lies down with a dog must expect
to get up with fleas." ana that II Is a
waste Of lather 10 shave an ass"
There was considerable olappiag Of
hands when he got through
Among the hard fought measures that
passed was Representative McRae's
smelter nuisance bill which provides
for the payment of actual damages.
costs and attorneys fees
During the afternoon Representative
Done occupied the Speakers chair for
quite a while. and demonstrated his
qualifications os a presiding officer.
STATE HIGHWAYS BILL.
Representative Roberts of Cache sue
ceeded IN passing bits bill 100 providing
for a system OF state Highways and for
the expenditure of road money undcr
the direction of the state engineer.
This was Mr. Roberts pet measure and
he has been lying low an during the
session waiting Tor "a favorable orp0r-
tunlty 10 introduce II. 70 came yestsr-
day and he made O good speech n lis
behalf and II carried by vote Of %
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investigate the conditions and alleged
evils existing In this city and county
the action was taken in pursuance Of
a petition submitted some time ego by
prominent citizens asking that a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
Cotton Market Greatly Excited.

New York, March li.-There was
great excitement at the opening of the
cotton market today Prices advanced
from 20 TO q points al the outset on
surprise furnished BY Liverpool.
March rose from 9.46 bid to 9,S5. after
closing yesterday 1852 May opened at
9.S3 bid and soon rose TO s.s5 II
closed last night at 9.5S Soon after
the opening there was reaction, the
May option declining ~ points from
the best. The covering movement
which followed the opening jump pro-
duced a degree of excitement scarcely
equalled at any time IN the late bull
campaign
Private advices attributed the Eng
lish rise 10 the re-appearance Of Egyp-
tian spectators in the Liverpool mar
ket.
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FAIND JURY TOBE SUMMONED
y NE District Court Act on Petition Presented By Prom.
~" OIuzens viii Investigate Conditions in
his Oily and County,

J. a.a '. .as Of the district court
haa ,.., 49, stewart, at a confer
'saSI., : .,l' decided that il
~ a, . ,sa,@on a special grand
A'FA term Of court to
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Coal Miner Caught IN Fall Of Ground
At Gilt Edge, Mont.
Especial 10 the News. y

Gilt Edge. Mont. March ll.-Friz
Trcbert, a coal miner. was caught IN
fall Of ground yesterday afternoon
end crushed 20 death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
Lcgouve. French Drumatlst, Dead,

Paris. March 1l,--M Legouye the
dramatist and member OF the French
ace DENY. died suddenly today.
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THREE ARE KILLED
AND MANY INJURED

III Paso, Tex, March A. passenger
and freight train colided at $40 this
morning on the Galveston Harrison &
San Antonio railroad, one miles west of
Sierra Blanco. Lee Holmes, fireman on
the passenger was killed outright A
negro tramp was also killed.
INJURED.
G.. w. Dali, conductor OF passenger
train.
q. NJ. Malloy. fireman OF freight.
Mail Clerk Kibbe, injured about head.
The extent Of Daily's injuries Is UNI
known. Both engines were demolished
and the mail car and two freight cars
damaged.
GOLDEN STATE LIMITED,
Kansas City Mo-. March l4.-The
Golden State limited on the Rock ISL
and system due In Kansas City this
morning collided head-on Just outside
Of Wight 30 miles west Of Topeka al 3
o'clock this morning with westbound
passenger No. 8, which left Kansas City
last night, Both engines were badly
damaged and the baggage and mail cars
and the smoker on the westbound train
were telescoped None OF the other
cars on the limited We're deralled or
damaged, and that train continued on
its trip east after a few hours delay.
Engineer Love, Of the westbound train
train was killed. Three other members
Of the westhound crew and three pas
sengers In the westbound smoker and
the engineer and fireman Of the limited
were injured.
DEAD.
Engineer Love of Kansas City.
INJURED.
ID. h. Ingram, passenger, slight.
NJ A. Weeks, passenger slight.
Passenger, name unknown IS light.
o, p. Blood, express messenger. both
legs broken.
o. p. Thomas baggageman, back
wrenched and bruised.
William A. Bailey. postal clerk. slight.
Engineer George Scott, serious.
ScOtts fireman slight