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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-05
ADDICKS WITHDRAWS
AS SENATORIAL CANDIDATE

Dover Del. Feb 5.-Thls afternoon
the Union Republican members Of the
legislature held a caucus at which ].
Edward Addicks was present At the
conclusion Of the meeting Representa-
tive Jones said that MIR. Addlcks had
made statement to those present at
the caucus In which he had formally
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-05

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 5.--A special
to the Star from III Paso, Texas, says.
A head-end collision between two
Rock Island freight trains early today
near Tecolate, ". NJ, resulted In the
death of five men and the injury Of
several others The dead:
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withdrawn from the senatorial contest
Air Jones added that the Union Repub-
leans had decided TO hold a caucus to-
night for the nomination Of two candl-
dates for senator and that notice would
be sent to the regular Republican mem
bers Inviting them TO attend. IN the
nomination OF candidates at the caucus
he said the majority rule would pre-
vail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-05
Flood In ALLEGHENY River.

Pittsburg, Feb. THE flood In the
Allegheny river was two feet above the
danger line at II o'clock today. but the
rising waters at up-rlyer points have
been checked by cold weather Rail-
ways and factories viii not be inter-
rupted long.
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nrowned while FordIng slream.

Roanoke. Va, Feb. 6-While attempt
ins 10 ford a swollen stream In Pulaski
county last night, a heavy loaded wag-
on In which James Morris ana ms
brother Jackson Morris, were riding
was overturned and the team was car
red down the stream. James MOTIFS
was caught under the wagon ana
drowned. Jackson escaped
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-05
GUN PLAY AT LOGAN.
Saloon Keeper Drives Bartender Forth
At Pistol Point.
Especial to the "News.")

Logan, Feb 5-There was a lively
gun play here at 10 o'clock last night
II was in the Hurst saloon and the
principals were Mr.. Hurst, the proprie-
tor. and his bartender. They had been
making merry for some time, Finally
there were boisterous words and after
them came a collision, and after that 4
revolver was used. II appears that
Hurst got hold Of the weapon ana Or
dered the attendant to clear out, The
latter did not go willingly but he went
ell the same and he went IN hurry
too. The men refuse to talk Of the az
fair tOduy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-05
Quarrel overAmerican Wheat Settled

Berlin. Feb. 1.-THE customs controy-
ersy regarding the American wheat,
which, It was claimed, contained a
mixture Of Canadian wheat, has been
settled by the refundlng Of the extra
duty. The committee of Hamburg and
Berlin grain experts who were called
In by the customs authorities, reported
that II was impossible to prove cases
where Canadian wheat was mixed with
American wheat II IS believed by the
German shippers that the recent agree
ment with the American exchanges that
Canadian wheat certificates must be
marked "bohded" will remove all
causes for disagreements In the future
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-05
Killed In a Runaway.

Albuquerque, N. NJ, Feb. 5.-Mrs.
Louisa Thomas, sister Of f A. HupDeh'
chairman Of the territorial Republican
central committee, was Instantly kliled
in a runaway accident here, and Mrs'
Hubben was seriously injured. The wo-
men both jumped from the carriage
after their horses had got beyond their
control.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-05

Raleigh, n. c.. Feb, BIN attempt
ing 10 drive through a swollen stream
known as Foundry branch, near OK
ford. N. c., last night, Ethel Register
Mary Dean and William Tillottson We're
thrown into the water by the oyertuIn-
ing OF the buggy and Miss Royster was
drowned. Miss Dean seized a bush as
she was swept down the stream. I'll
lcttson grasped her skirt In passing
and both were rescued a few minutes
alter by l2-year-old brother Of young
Tillottson, who waded out TO their as
sistance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-05
GEORGE NAYL0R BANKRUPT.

George Naylor, blacksmith, Of salt
Lake. fled a petition in the federal
court today praying that he be adjudg-
ell a voluntary bankrupt His debts
are placed at S5,l2S2s, with assets
amounting to 1880, 81 500 Of which be-
ing the value Of certain real estate.
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ex-senator II. L. Dawes Dead.

pittsneld. Mass Feb. 5.--Ex-united
states Senator Henry Laurens Dawes
aied AZ Sis this morning at his home
IN this city. lie was So years Of age.
Nr. Dawes had been m since Christ
mas night when he contracted a Sc
yore cod while driving. The cold de-
yeloped into the grip, which under
mined his system. Since last Sunday
night he has been IN an unconscious
ccndl,ion. When President Roosevelt
y.eltd pil,shcld last fall he called up
on me veteran statesman. II was Will.
returning from the visit to the Dawes
iouse thai the trolley accident oc-
CURED In which the president figured.
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G.. Davis, Torrance. Y. NJ.
Conductor --t Kansas city.
Fireman Winderwell
Two unknown men, burned under
wreck.
Among the dangerously injured Is p.
Hllburn, Torrance. n. NJ, The wreck
occurred at a sharp curve and on a
steep grade
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A Holdup at Reno

Reno. New, Feb. 5,-About midnight
last night two masked men entered the
Wleland saloon and held up the propre-
tors at the point Of revolvers. About 10
men were in the saloon az the time.
The robbers riled the cash register, Sc
cured triiiling sum and LETT AS they
were going out they met Albert waugh
coming in. and hit him over the head
with the butt end OF a revolver iniiict-
ing a painful but not serious wound.
Half an hour after the robbery man
was arrested who was partially idenu-
fed as one OF the robbers.
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that the city would never have an ef-
fcient police department as long as the
department was kept in politics, and
that the proposed measure would only
make IL more OF a political machine
than II is at the present time.
FERNsTROM HITS HARD,
Councilman Fernstrom took a short
arm punch al the bill, declaring that
II would make bad mayors bad police
men, bad citizens, and result In gem
eral decentralization all along the line.
He said " the mayor were given this
authority as proposed clean sweeps
would follow, green men would rotate
IN Office and the vicious and criminal
element that is drifting into the city
every day would soon have the control
of things
THE MAYORS VIEWS,
or, avitstion OF Chairman Lawrence
Maydr Thompson stepped forward and
made the following few remarks 1T
has been said that this was my bill,
but / have had no hand Ia It, In fact
/ knew nothing about It until It was
introduced into the Legislature. But
I think It is a good bill and should pass.
/ am not looking for any more author
lty. and | would therefore suggest TO
the committee that If you cannot report
favorably on the bill amend II so as
to put the entire authority into the
hands Of the council, for as long as
the present law exists there will always
be friction"
DITTO STANTON.
Mayor Stanton, ex-chief Of the fire
department, argued IN favor OF the BILL
and declared that It's provisions We're
In force In some Of the eastern cities,
including Chicago, Detroit and omaha.
He declared the mayor had no author
lty or power here, that he was a mere
flgurehead,
Senator Love Interrupted him 10 an
nounce that IN mayor had as much au-
thorlty now as at any time. This Major
Stanton denied
GREAT. THINKS NYE.
City Atty. Nye then took the floor
and made an extended argument in be-
half OF the bill He said he was the
author OF the BILL upon his own insti-
cation and that he alone was RESPONSE
bic for II. He declared that It's pro-
visions comprehended the system OF
municipal government that Is endorsed
by the greatest authorities IN the world.
He said that ever since 1899 II had been
impossible TO tell who was responsible
for the failure 10 enforce the laws the
mayor or the city council Rut II the
proposed bill Is passed II would not be
hard TO place the responsibility whore
Il belonged. He read elaborate eX-
tracts from the speeches and essays Of
eastern and British authorities on mu-
nlcipal government. upholding the pro-
posed system Of controlling the fire and
police departments.
The committee viii meet again this
evening when II Is believed an adverse
report upon the measure VIII be decid-
ed upon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-05
jTTE BARBER SHOT AND KILLED
sy Chewer The Victim Of an Assassns Bullet Early This
Morning Affair is Shrouded in the Deepest Mystery
And JulN Party is Unknown

with some woman. II was evident that
they had been In the room but short
time, The door Of the room had been
forced and 1t Is said by several who
room near there that they heard the
noise OF some one kicking at the door
and then shots were fired The affair Is
shrouded in the deepest mystery.
ASSASSIN sURRENDERs,
Butte, Mont, Feb. 5.--Walter W.
Brooks, a local bar tender who found
his wife and Emery Chevrier bar
Der, in a room In the Dubois house
early this morning and shot Chevrier
down. gave himself up today. lie re-
fuses TO talk II developed that Chew
rier and Mrs. Brooks have been init
mate for long time and that Brooks
had been warned. He was instantly
killed Mrs Brooks is In Jail and the
two other women in the case Will be
held as witnesses
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,n,unctIon Lifted from U. $. Steel 90

Trenton " J.. Feb. 5.-rbc corr. o.
errors ana appeals today unanimously
reversed the decision OF Vice Chancel.
Tor Emery. which enioined the United
states Steel corporation from convert
ING 1900 0O0.600 worth Of it's per cent
preferred stock into per cent second
mortgage honda.
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Special to the "News.")

Special 10 the News"
Pre- Mont, Feb 5.-Emery Chew
a well known local barber, was
twice and instantly killed in the
lie block on west Park street about
Flock this morning by a person un-
n i Is believed the man was
|aeIed by some man or woman lea
I o ms associations with another
pan who Is known to have been in
room lst night The dead man
discovered on the first landing of
s4ls by people in the block who
4 snols The blood was pouring
4 NE lett temple and a big black
o. bis shirt front on the right
Indicated that he had been hit
4 sha death must have been in
'a' as can be learned Chevrler
" Als room yesterday morning
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ARSON CASE CONTINUED
FELL FROM A LADDER.
Willie Martl Sustains Injuries of a
Serious Character.

Willie Maru. the is-year-old son Of
the late John Marti. met with a severe
accident yesterday morning while en-
gagged at bis work In the shoe depart
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-05
HOPPER YouNG's TRIAL.
SOo0r' and TAX es Interes
IN the Proceedings

y , ,0is FEB. s.-when recess was
T., way Wy. IN the trial Of william
H. a ,,as accused OF the murder
1 .s, ann, Pulitzer. six jurors RS had l,S,
\ yss ,a'isa Young looked better
cd o. ny my. mo a chair and his
s.y.s;i',is.a... iaele IN front OF MN M
|ssanlrsillss,rs :, took an interest '' n
st lndDsess9 y n, ne ialesman.JustIc,e,
Y tslssmss .. among his Questions
Efss /. i l5i, 'slisloas sS Ssis JP'''u-
~ the proceedings
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the money and took immediate steps to
appeal from the order OF the court a
bill of exceptions was submitted TO the
court, but the court today refused TO
sign the same for the reason that no
appeal can be taken from an
order fixing temporary alimony'
The contempt proceedings were
heard several days ago, and
Senator Brown stated upon the Wit
ness stand at that time that he had
taken steps for an appeal and did not
propose TO pay the alimony until the
appeal was decided The question Of
contempt was taken under advisement
hy the court until this morning when
the decision as given above was rem
1ered.
DEMURRER OVERRULED.
The court decided against Senator
Prown on his demurrer to the amend
ed complaint. and today ordered tho
same overruled He also denied the
motion to strike out certain parts of the
complaint which refer to the relations
between Senator Brown and Mrs. Brad
ley. and refused TO modify the restrain
ing order, heretofore issued so as 70
release the senator's Idaho ranch from
the effects Of the order, In fact the
court ruled against the senator on every
pcint raised by him, and the matter Of
the arrest OF defendant hinges entirely
upon the decision this afternoon as TO
whether or not an appeal can be taken
from an order Of contempt of court Y
10 certainly the opinion Of Judge Hal
ut the present tine that no appeal can
lee taken, but It remains 70. be seen
whether or not the attorneys for de-
sendant can prove by the preponder.
anee OF the authorities that an appeal
win lie In such cases.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-05

Postmasters Appointed-Idaho. Hous-
ton. Custer county Jasper H. Baxter.
vice Eddy +. Ferris resigned.
Utah-Sunhinc. Tooele county. Re-
becca Blddlecome vice A. J. TuTnwall,
resigned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-05
PENSIONS
PosTMAsTFRs.

Idaho Penslons-iucrease Lendal
Smith, Moscow. $50: John Gifen. Lew
iston. Sl2.
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home today. He viii not return during
this session.
The nomination OF Willis vande-
vanier, present assistant attOrney-gen-
eral OF the interior department, as
United States circuit judge Tor the
eighth judicial circuit has been sent to
the senate.
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CALL UP 3S9 when YOU want ths News
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-06
REPORT ON THE
Or. PARK ESTATE
Commissioners Estimate lis Value
At $23,275,
MRS, HILTON GETS NE-THlRD
Matter, However, Has BeeD objected
10 by Attorneys, aud Taken Un-
der Amusement. BY Judge Halt

The commissioners appointed by
Judge Hall To dpportlon the real prop.
erty Of the estate Of Dr. John r. Park,
deceased, between Mrs Annie f. a.
Hilton and the University of Utah, have
fled their report WIN the court The
same has been objected to by the attor-
neys for the estate and taken under adj
usement by Judge Hall
According to the opinion Of the SUI
'memo court Mrs. Hilton, az the legal
widow Of Dr. Park, Is entitled to one
third Of bis estate, all of Which was
Originally devised TO the University OF
Utah judge Hall appointed NJ y.
iWOolley Elias A. Smith and j. w.
Houston 10 apportlon the estate accord
Ing to he opinion Of the supreme court
They reported that the total value Of
the real estate Is y2S,2i6 and that Mrs.
Hlit0ns portion is valued at S175S.33 l-3.
The following described pieces of
property are apportioned to Mrs. HI
ton Part Of LOT 2, block g. plat A, Salt
Lake city survey appraised at $1,000
parton LOT !, block So Plat y, salt Lake
CITY survey appraised az $500. all Of lot
g. block 40 pl0t D. Salt Lake city sur.
veyj appraisal at $500, an OF lots | and
2 block 2, plat X, Salt Lake city survey,
appraised at Sl050; ana part Of the
southwest quarter Of section 81, town
ship north, range ! east appraised at
$400s 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-06
PRIESTHOOD MEETING
Bishop Woolley Reports Conditions in
The lwenty,first Ward.

AZ the Priesthood meeting Of the Salt
Lake stake held in the Assembly hail
last night 80 young men were recon-.
mended to be ordained Elders.
Bishop NJ, S. Woolley, Of the Twenty.
first ward, and Bishop George r, Jones
OF the Twenty-third ward, reported
those wards as being in a prosperous
condition.
Bishop Wooley, In giving his report,
explained very cOmmendable sys-
tenn that they had adopted in the
Twenty-trst ward In order that they
might better be able TO keep in touch
with all the Saints OF the ward. The
ward had been divided into five dis
tricts, and In each OF these districts a
man was appointed president over all
the teachers who labor therein as visit
ing teachers Each district also has "A
secretary. on the last Thursday Of each
month these teachers meet with their
president and give reports OF their Wis
It's. Then when the usual teachers
meeting Of the ward Is held the report
OF each district Is read By It's secretary,
instead OF having so or 90 teachers re.
port Individually thus saving much
valuable time.
The advisability OF having all the FL
ders' Quorums Of the stake meet on the
same nights in each month was dis
cussed and on motion Il was unani-
mously decided that the matter be left
TO the presidents OF the quorumns to
decide upon.
Adjourned for one month.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs Chloe Eldridge and Miss Mary
Eldridge sailed yesterday for Liver.
pool on the Dominion liner Common.
wealth
Prof r II, Newell has gone TO Ne
gada to look after government interests
there State Engineer Doremus ex-
presses himself as greatly pleased with
the visit OF the s0yant. and says the
work VIII go ahead with an celebrity
now, so that by next spring the work
viii be In such shape that actual con-
sructIon can begin.
]. = shafef and family have gone
east on a visit
+. F. Francis, Chicago travelling
man is sick with typhoid at the San
Lake hospital Avs
H. NJ. Fenheniore, manager Of the
Beaver division OF the r.. NJ. Bell tele-
phone company has been appointed as
sistant superintendent OF the Utah d.
vision with headquarters In this city.
He will take the place Of II. II. Hemp
stead. recently resigned,
Or. f. D. Woodruff and family have
returned from California.
Frank Burkel has been discharged
from 81. Marks hospital, where he was
successfully treated for appendicitis.
General Manager d, $. Murray Of the
r.. NJ Bell Telephone company. has
gene TO ST. Anthony on business.
Manager parkhurst Of the Pacific
Board Of Underwriters In this city, is
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lATE LOCALS.

The funeral Of Phillip sutherland VIII
pc hold tomorrow az 2 p. m from the
house, d2i east Flrb South street, with
private lntcrment IN he family plot at
MI Ollvet
The plano pupils NJ Prof Cook. Miss
Emily Larsen, soprano. assisting give
tnelr 2lst recital az the Ladies' Literary
Cub hnuse. Monday evening next, Those
Interested can obtain programs OF the
music stores.
The body Of Elder silas r. Andrus NJ
oxford, Idaho reached ogden yester lay
afternoon In charge OF Elder Brown. The
latter iesnmed his Journey 20 Idaho to-
day. The funeral will take place az OK
lord' at p m, tomorrow
The street railway company IL pushing
lts second track on First street hill and
new network OF tracks al the State street
south Temple street Intersection is nearly
completed.
Elder Mathonihah Thomas win lecture
IN the Fifteenth ward assemble room toe
morrow nlght under the auspices of the
mutual Improvement associations. The
meeting commences at $50 and The public
Is cordially invited to be present
The condition Of Mrs Sarah Lewis.
mother OF Mrs y @. Hines. * about
the same. ON Thursday evening she sus.
talhcd a fan from a streetcar that re-.
suited In INJURY 10 her spine and head.
causing partial paralysis VI the right side.
The lady was alighling at the pOstOliico
when no she alleges, the ear started be-
fore she mad reached the ground IN safe
~ with the result that she was thrown
violently on the back OF her head on
the pavement She was rendered uncon-
selous ana was carried TO Inns drug
store whore medical aid WAS summoned.
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TRICKS IN ALL TRADES.
Smooth CRATER Works Clever One
On the KnntsfOrd.

There was a CRATER IN town yester-
day who certainly understands his
business thoroughly, How he swim
died the Knutsford hotel out Of 800 is
told in the following conversation the
first part Of which occurred over the
telephone;
Hello! Say, Is that the Knutsford
hotel2'
II Is"
"Well. this Is the National Bank Of
the Republic IL Mr. Bickford there yet?
he is not there Wen, please cell him
when he comes IN. that the draft TOR
$500 Is all right Tank YOU
About an hour later the well dressed
"Mr. Bickford' put ~ his appearance
and walked up 70 the desk.
The National Bank Of the Republic
telephoned over here for you little
while ago and said TO tell you that that
draft for $500 was an right" said the
clerk
Mr. Blcktord was greatly pleased at
this good news. ITS about time" he
said. ! need SiO0 right way, Just let
me have that amount and | VIII give
you a check Tor H."
"All right Mr. Blckford"
MIR Bickiord got the money. Then
he disappeared Now he cannot be
found The check Is no good and The
hotel Is out the 800.