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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-24
ANOTHER NEGRO LYNCHED.

Ravisher Of Child Meets Swift Doom
in Tennessee.
ELK VALLEY, Tenn. June 24.-Case
Jones, the negro accused of assaulting
twelve-year-old Margaret Bruce yesterday.
was caught during the night and immedi-
ately taken before his little victim, who
identified him.
Jones broke down and confessed his
crime. He was promptly strung up at day.
light and his body riddled with bullets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-24
Expelled From France.

PARIS, June 4.-Two Russian anarchists.
Prince Victor Nackachid and his wife
whose expulsion from France had been de-
creed, were arrested today at Thonon-Les-
Bains, Haute-Savoie. They will be escorted
to the frontier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-24
Vessel Arrivals,

NEW YORK. June 24.-Arrived, steamer
Princess Irene, from Naples. Oceanic,
from Liverpool, was reported as having
passed Nantucket nghtship at 80 am,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-24
Army sanitarium In Philippines.

FIFTY 0S11f1 eee1 ox11k III Z 111HPP10SSs
General Davis at Manila has reported to
the War Department that on his recent
visit to Benguet province he selected a site
at Baguio, where a military sanitarium will
be built 1t is proposed to construct hos
pital with capacity of 5000 men, where
soldiers may be sent to recuperate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-24
FIGHT FOR FREE TICKETS.
Porto Ricans Adopt Vigorous Methods
With q Circus.

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico. June pa mob
of about 800 persons at Coamo last night
attached a circus which was giving a per-
formance there.
The employees defended themselves with
guns until a sufficient force Of police ar
rived at the scene of the disturbance and
quelIed the disorder.
Ten persons were wounded and many
arrests were made. The riot was caused
by the refusal of the circus management
to issue complimentary tickets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-24
Consul Gottschalk Promoted,

Consul Alfred L. NJ. Gottschalk. who has
been consul at San Juan del Norte for the
past year. has been promoted to be consul
at Callao. Peru. to fila, vacancy at that.
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-24

The Yankton Sails for Port Royal.
The cruiser Yankton has sailed from Port
Antonio, Jamaica, for Port Royal, s. c.,
on her way to Portsmouth, N. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-24
THE EVENING STAR.

New York Once: Tribune Building.
Chicago 0f1cs: Tribune Building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-05

c. y. MARYLAND, manager OF the
Conklln sampllng works with offices at
% East Second South, made an attempt
to commit suicide some time between
Z o'clock last night and o'clock this
morning by taking several one-fourth
grain morphine tablets. Whether or
not his purpose at self destruction will
be accomplished time alone can tell
At this writing he is at ST. Marks hos
pltal In a critical condition, but hopes
are entertained for his ultimate recoy-
cry The cause of his rash act is not
definitely known, but among his assoc
ciates 1t is generally believed to be the
result of III health and business reyers-
es.
Mr.. MARYLAND was found about $3.50
this morning by the police. He was In
his office, reclining in a chair and total
ly unconcious. DR.. Kerr was at once
summoned and worked over him for
some time but was unable to revive
him IN the slightest degree. He was
then removed to ST. Marks hospital,
where he Is at the present time under
the care Of Dr. Kerr How much Of the
deadly drug he took Is a matter Of con-
lecture The box was found empty on
his desk. His hat was also there and it
Is presumed he was going over some
papers before taking the deadly dose.
The Janltor of the building. Z. Har-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-05
49, ---------
UNIVERSITY or CHICAGO.
IL II Operated for Gain or as Char
table lnstitution.

Chicago. Aug 5-The superior court
has been called upon to decide whether
the University OF Chicago o. operated
for gnht or be- q % nurely religious and
charitable Institution.
The city OF Chicago takes one view
OF the case and the Lu.yersity tns otnar.
u all came about over bin for water.
The city has been supplying this ne ID
ful article 70 the university wii1,ut re-
ceiving amy pay for H. until the bin ran
up 10 B. SOC Then Il sen, collector 10
call on DR.. William u. Harrer. Tho
collector came back without the cash
and then Suqt. Nourse threatened 10
shut on the water, whereupon the uni
yersity management rettioned the
court for an injunction 10 restrain the
city from carrying out its ttreat. II IS
based ON the city ordinance exempting
from payment Of water bills religious
charitable. or educational institutions
not operated for gain. The university
maintains that Il comes under this lost
head. as Il is an educational Institution
which Is not making any money.
IN his petition President har ayers
that the university Is running , lind at
the rate OF S20O,oe0 a year, It's expendi-
lures exceeding the amount received
from tuition fees and dues 10 that ex-
tent. and that the deficit has 20 be made
up by soliciting subscriptions from
persons interested In educational enter
prises"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-05
AN ASTONISHING STATEMENT
Conundrum Manager Kelley Of the Shamrock Athletic Club
Declares That DAILY Offered to Throw the Fight
For $500 Why Was He SleRt2

Every man who attended the fake
pugilistic exhibition in the Grand
Theater on Monday night should read
the remarkable statement Of Manager
Kelley Of the shamrock Athletic club,
as 1t appears in the sporting depart
ment Of todays News. IN that state
ment he unhesitatingly and unequiyo-
cally declares that Daily The Chicago
antagonist Of Mccarthy, came to him
some days before the contest and offer
ed In effect. to throw ,he fight. or fix
1t so Kelley could get $500 out Of It.
Mr. Kelley ailirms that he Indignantly
spurned the offer and said he was in
the business on the square. Perhaps ne
was But his patrons on getting this In
formation viii want to know one thing
OF him, and that Is; When he found
out that DAILY was a iobber. why did
he not call the fight of and the police
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-05
RINlOLINOS AND GREATNESS.
Names Of the Famous Show Masters synonymous with Al
That is Colossal and Dazzling in the Amusement World
Immense Parade and Exhibition.

The NAMES OF the klnghhgs are 80
thoroughly established IN the amuse-
mon, ro,l5 and have so long been as.
...-,..,.,-,...
soclaled WIN s'upeHu"uS u''N'i ''Ni''s'
that they have become synonymous
with greatness. And that they really
49,. No.. ,,,,.r,. d, no roam,
u'e ei1"' III '''.'' '''''' ''''
ior doubt Their eNhiDiuons 90 thc past
their gigantic and brilliant parade this
,,,or,t,g ,heir marvellous sbov.s AT tine
~.
AsIlcu''u'" fo'A ''l7 AFTERNOON anu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-05
Insists He is Not Buried.

New York, Aug. 5--Although II has
been declared by his wife, the police ami
coroners iSry that he was drowned.
Frank j. Nullett a former New York
salesman and member Of the G. a. H..
whose body was supposed 10 BE- under
tombstone In Newton insists, IN letters
received by the family that he IS alive
and intends going 10 the Grand Army
r"eting az San Francisco Aug. ~
Nullett. while acting as manager Of IL
s.0re at Troy n. V. started Tor this
city, Oct 10 last. on business. lie was
never heard from again, and his wife
came here to work fog "a living a body
r 'hr 81" near SWtea Island.
June 3. was Identified as that Of The
,ussn4 u.ts, gul was lu,egIcs. A small
sum OF insurance also was collected.
Now comes letter from New EuF-
land. In Nulletts handwriting dcnNi b
that he is dead. Mrs Nullett expresses
little concern over ihe affair ni said
III he doesn't believe be SIS dead. let
him 80 TO Newton and read the nscrip-
ton on hts tombstone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-05

cities for a week SO far. they have
refused to allow pawnbroker to- keep
copy Of the list, and when questioned
about names, declare they are In ignor-
ance as to the name OF the person rob-
bed.
The cause OF the mysterious search,
It is hinted is a robbery OF the country
home Of woman Of wealth near
White Plains. a fortnight ago Thu
owner OF the Jewels II % said treas
ured them FAR beyond their intrinsic
value, and Kept them In caskeD whIcl
was always In her room when she slept
and carefully locked UP in her absence.
The gems were intact one evening when
she retired and although on the fol-
lowing morning the locks Of the doors
and windows were found not to have
been forcd, the gems had disappeared
Inspector McClusky Of the detective
bureau, says no report has been made
to his department regarding the mat
ter and when told Of the circumstances
declared that It Cooked like a family
AFFAIR"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-05

IN and take care Of the faker? Had he
done that he would have established
himself as the friend and promoter Of
honrst sort, Bui when he permitted
Mr.. DAILY to go on with the fight and
fix up a job with some one else, was
he not an accessory 70 the whole mis-
cradle business? Mr.. Kelley is not so
dull that he could not clearly see that
II DAILY would fix matters with him.
that he would do it with Mccarthy or
anyone else that would lend himself to
such a scheme. That the affair was a
fake from start to finish that II was
a deliberate frame up no one doubts
for a moment That Mr.. Kelley blund-
cred like a tyro carrying the thing
through after the $500 offer had been
made is as certain as fraud is fraud or
that pugilists in general can't be trust
ed on any score.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-05

20 the sudden and extreme shrinkage
"a the market value of the sccurpie OF
the firm The liabilities, mostly secur-
ed, are about S5Ool.0O0. The value of
assets, comprising almost exclusive
ly stock exchange securities % tie
amount OF several million dollars is de-
pendent on market conditions Most =
the creditors, recognizing shat present
conditions are to BE- short-nved, are
very fairly and aly Withholding
their securities fro sale
An unofficial state nj was made 10
the effect that the had no open
contracts In the mar and that at to-
days prices there w. an la fair mar
gin OF cash on their ans Il was ar
ranged that II prices dld not decline
further the firm would Ice able 10 liqul-
date It's assets on a satisfactory basis.
Sharpe Bryan were prominent IN OPP
eratlous on the curb. They were spec
ialists In American Bridge. Northern
SECURITIES and Seaboafd secureties.
The firm offered large blocks OF Sea-
board shares for sale on the curb yes
terday The greater part OF Sharp e
Bryan's obligations on the stock ex-
change were liquidated yesterday and
several banks and trust companies
threw out their loans In fact the
greater part Of yesterdays liquidation
on the exchange was for Sharp & Bry-
ans account.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-05

needs the assistance Of her husband
and brother to help her out Of this diff,
lculty and she fears that II
she tells of her escapades with
the man who assisted her In the
crime she will not get any assistance
from them at all and she will then be
In a pretty bad position. Then again
Il Is thought that she is waiting for her
accomplish to make good his escape be.
fore she divulges his name. II is be-
iieved that she surrendered herself and
confessed merely to throw the officials
on the track OF the man who assisted
her In the crime ana who. It Is now
believed, really shot Ryan. The Off
GERS, however, are hopeful that she win
soon be ready 10 make a clean breast OF
The whole affair, and they are working
on clues which may lead to the arrest
Of the accomplish long before IL is ex.
pected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-05
BIC FAILURE IN NEW YORK
Sharp Bryan Suspend Operatons-Both Stock Beard Mem
bers-Rated at From 100000 10 $780, oo-LiabItes
Mostly Secured Are About $S,ooo,ooo

New York, Aug 5.--The suspension Of
the firm Of Sharp 6 Bryan Was an
nounced on the stock exchange today.
Charles $. Bryan Of the suspended
firm, was elected a member Of the gov
erning committee Of the exchange at
the last election.
The firm was organized July ?, 1891,
the Individual members being w. w.
sharp and Charles Bryan both board
members, The office OF the firm Is at
present 20 Broad street and they were
known as specialists in Virginla-Caro-
lima Chemical United states Realty &
Construction and Southern Railway.
The firm had an agency rating OF from
100000 10 $500 COO.
q. H. Sullivan Of the law firm Of
Sullivan q Cromwell was made as
sIgnee Of the suspended firm II was
announced that the assignee Of the sus-
pended firm would make a statement
as soon as IL could be prepared.
Mr.. Cromwell, counsel for the as
slenee OF sharp q Bryan. made the fol-
lowing statement
"The firm made the general assign
ment for the purpose Of nsuring equal
ity among its creditors without prefer
ence. The cause Is directly attributed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-05
cAnglo-F5encR
difficulties.
VIII Probably be Settled by arbitration Treaty. WI e4so
Frovtde fos a Reduction IN OOeroheinHg gLaual Eli,
penses in c4gseemeHt VIII RaSSta- Result Of Exchange
Of Views m London and Paris Bef0een ministers

clause 10 Of The Hague International
convention.
Second a reduction IN the over
Ohelming naval expenses In agreement
with France and Russia concerning
which the baron claims 90 have receive
ed categorica verbal ana written as
surances
Third. a friendly settlement OF the
outstanding differences for which %
years have yainly exhausted the re-
sources OF diplomacy
Baron D'Estoureles urges Minister
Delcasse not 10 let tOd0ys favorable
moment slip by ana declares that with
equal good win on both sides, these
three general agreements with Greet
Britain can be signed In few months.
lie finally announces his intention OF
putting question 90 the minister on the
subject in the chamber 90 deputies
when parliament re-assembled.
Speaking 20 the correspondent Of the
Associated Press, Baron D'Estournalles
said.
we have endeayorcd to iree the SUBJ
iect Of all utopianism aud make an alb
soutely practical proposition We eX-
pect that the beginning now made viii
b. extended until there appears q SINH
lar basis Of agreement throughout the
countries Of Europe and America Hav-
ing brought about an Xchange OF views
between the members of the French and
British parlIamCnts ] next wish 20 see
q similar exchange between American
and French parIiamentarians ex-
pect 10 go TO ST. Louis next year 90 de-
liver an address on diplomacy at The in-
ternational congress IN connection with
the exposition, and hope 70 make the
definite plans for bringing TO Europe a
delegation Of representative American
officials and parliamentarians who are
certain TO be accorded o splendid recep-
ton on this side Of the Atlantic"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-05

Paris Aug. 5.-Baron D'Estournelles
de Constant who headed the French
parliamentary arbitration group on lis
recent visit to London, has written an
important letter to Foreign Minister
Delcasse setting forth the results Of
the recent exchanges Of Views 10 Lon
don and Paris between members Of the
British and French members of paIiia-
ment and The leading ministers Of the
two governments. The conferences IN
cluded those with Foreign Minister
Lansdowne and ColonIal Secretary
Chamberlain, and there is good reason
TO believe that Baron D'Estournclles.
in the references he makes In his lett
ter TO the conclusion OF an arbitration
treaty for the settlement NJ the OUT
standing Anglo. French difficulties has
the distinct approval Of those controil-
ing Great Britain's foreign policy, waile
his suggestion for a reduction Of naval
force is due entirely 10 the initiative Of
the leading members Of the British
ministry.
The letter says that during 20 years
the fear Of parliamentary opposition
has alone prevented the settlement Of
the Anglo-French difficulties. and now
that that fear is dispelod nothing pre-
vents the adoption of coaciliatory
policy.
All the British statesmen whom he
saw without distinction Of party. says
the baron, were unanimous In desiring
their suggested new policy which must
BE clearly defined as the former one
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-05
Insane Mans
rash cAct.
c. D. Slarkand c4emptS 10 End His Troubled Caree' BY
Saahosny Big Dose Of 5M,sphne-HS Mind Has
Been Unbalanced for Years and Some Of His Deeds
Have Created Widespread Sensations.

rls, says that MARYLAND entered his of
fee about Z o'clock last evening ana 80
far as can be learned, that Is the last
seen Of him until found this morning
by Sergeant Roberts and other 0illcers'
In the manner described. II Is said that
he had an overdraft from H. w wiz.
son Of a considerable amount and that
Nj Wilson had been looking after some
OF Markand's business affairs. 1t Us
also claimed that MARYLAND made the
statement about three weeks ago that
he was going to XIII himself.
AN UNFORTUNATE CASE,
His case is a most unfortunate one,
az he has been on the verge of insan-
ity on several occasions during the last
two years. II is not long since he
threatened to shoot his VIE, and she
had TO run from the house 10 save her
life Previous 10 that he was arrested
on the charge Of assault with deadly
weapon lie had some trouble with
streetcar man and, armlng himself
with revolver. waited for his suppos-
ed enemy to kin him. He was arrested
by the police and complaint was filed
against him but friends came TO his
rescue and he escaped prosecution. AT
the time he threatened his wife he was
arrested and charged with insanity and
later was taken to a private sanitarium
for treatment Here he seemed 20 get
better and It was thought his health
was steadily improving.
MARYLAND BETTER.
Inquiry at the hospital at late hour
this afternoon brought the statement
that Mr. Markland's condition was
much improved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-05

witnessed the parade. and thousands
more are In attendance at the initial
performance this afternoon. while an
army viii see 10 tonight AS tine parade
lett the show grounds this forenoon az
10 O'Clock crowds rhrongei the streets
along the whole long aud devious line
of march. Those VINO composed % came
from Jar and near and 3ll agreed that
70 was The best thng 90 ihe Kind within
their recollectiHs. The business dis
trict was packed from Sidewalk Go street
center. street Cars aere stopped and
traffic and business generally were sus-
pended ln short o. was and IS q good
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-05
lie WANTS TO BE PRESIDENT

Urbau0, o.. Aug, 5.-Col, w. J.
Bran was ,hc attraction here al the
ChauaucGa assembly today. The con-
venHon ~ Champagne county to nomi-
nate a tilt 2nd select delegates TO the
conycatloa e. Columbus two weeks
henco Eas c!-o held today and Bryon's
pres nre was mad, the occasion Tor
ccnferenc, OF leaders. 10 has been am
nourcad an The occasion for making he
johnson program FOR the state conyen-
lion hut tho invitations OF the commit
lee Wa-o not lmitpd 90 gny iaC.on
Amcng those accepting Invitations we're
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-05

Zimmerman Of Springfield. and former
Congressman Lentz of Columbus.
While the visitors addressed the con-
vention the principal work was done
I'm private conferences. johnson Is rec
ogn2cd as candidate for the next
DeTocratic nomination for president
and p !. The ToYfnepts For the COVER
norship or FOR the senatorship this year
are considered preliminary to the ma
tional contest next year
II is said that former Congressman
Lentz win present Johnyon's name to
the convention for governor, and IL
J"hr~~0 - 'r0'"d that Lentz will
be endorsed for senator.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-05
Judge James farsis Testified.

CynthIana Ky, Aug. Sin the Jet
and White trial today the defense
placed Mrs. Lulu South, sister of
judge Hargis on the stand, She con-
tradicted Miss Emma Clark who tes-
tilted for the commonwealth and cor
roboroted other witnesses for the de-.
Tense In placing Curtis Jet near the
tree IN the courthouse yard after the
first shot was fred Judge James Har-
gis was placed on the stand. lie said
he saw Even running and Marcum fan
and saw Curtis Jet on a street corner
near o tree after the shooting. He said
Sheriff Callahan WAS in his store and
he prevented Callahan from going out
AfterWard witness sent for Even TO
talk about the murder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-05
BIC LITIGATION ENDED.
Receiver Bradley Authorized 10 Borrow $4,000 With Which TO
Purchase Water Rights From the Utah Sugar Co and
End Cloud of SUITS with Bear River Farmers.

which have existed there ever since the
Jaryis-C onklln failure.
u is atmatter Tor congratulation In
he Bear River Valley and among the
stockholders OF The Utah Sugar COM
pony that the litigation which has so
long veXed the valley named has been
rucc assfully and completely oomprom-
lscd. Those who are familiar with the
history OF tho Bear River canal ia Box
Elder county, WI remember that this
irrigation system was constructed by
Nr Bothwell and his successor IN inter-
est, the Bear Lake and River Water
works and Irrigation company. Ut a
cost ~ about sl.b00 coo. that sub
sequently the company passed into the
hahds Of a receiver. and that still later
the Bear River Irrigation and Ogden
Waterwotks company was organized