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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-21
Strong Glue in
Mu1de1 Case.
Sheriff Emery Gels Choice Bit of Information From MaH
Rhodes Suspected GypseS Canped SN'ear Syracuse
Pomi Juiy Bad Alan Along WIN Them Their
Relusn Latter Bound is BeAeved fos JacbSonS Hole

them and there were only two rigs IN
stead Of three as before. Nh Rhoades
remarked at the time that they must
have been IN some trouble aud We're
hurrying away. Ii is believed by him
that they were heading for the mans
ranch in the Jaokson's Hole country
where they would be pretty secure from
capture.
WHAT THE SHERIFF KNOWS,
Il Is known positively by the sheriff
that Ryan was with band OF gypsies
on Saturday, the day he was murdered,
and that the band was camped about
two miles north OF Murray the night
OF the murder In this band was a red
headed gypsy woman and all efforts are
now being put forth TO find this band
and II is now believed that the effort
will be successful in view OF the latest
information obtained Deputy Sheriff
Burbdge drove north this morning 10
Syracuse to make Investigations In that
vicinity and find out II possible which
course the gypsles took after leaving
Rhodes camp.
THIS THEORY SHATTERED.
Yesterday Sheriff Emery unrayeled
the clue connected with the Ogden wo-
man who is said to have had trouble
with her husband and disappeared from
that place on the last Of June, 1t was
found that the woman Went TO her
brothers at Murray and then went TO
the Warm Springs. where she obtained
employment. and has remained there
ever since. SO she Is not the woman
who accompanied Ryan and has no
connection with the case whatever.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-21

Of welcome was read In behalf OF the
kings,own municipal court
immediately after the ceremony their
maJesties. accompanied by the lori
lieutenant and a brilliant STAFF, and es-
eorted by horseguards drove OIL in the
direction Of Dublin, amid the greatest
enthusiasm on the part OF the crowds
lining the roads between the KingstOwn
and Bull bridge
The procession to Dublin consisted OF
-FOUR carriages The first was occupied
BY their maiesties. the lord Lieutenant
ana the Princess Victoria. In the other
three were the suites. The Duke OF Con-
naught, commander Of the forces in Ire
land and OF the Third army corpS ana
his stan accompanied the royal car
rage on horseback At Bulls bridge
the procession halted and the king re-
oeiyed addresses from the suburban
councils OF Black Rock, Rathmines ana
Pembroke, 10 which his majesty re-
piled briefly The procession then
passed on anS entered the city OF Dub
lin, preceded by police. a detachment of
royal horse, a brilliant stan. the lord
lieutenant, the headquarters stan Of
the Third army corps and other milf
tary and court officials.
ARRIVAL IN DUBLIN.
Dublin. July 2l.--The entry Of King
Edward and Queen Alexandra into
Dublin was made the occasion for
general holiday. The decorations Of the
city surpassed anything hitherto ate
tempted not excepting queen Victorla's
last visit The grandstands erec ted al
various places were crowded while the
people were massed on the sidewalks
Their majesties continuously bowed
their acknowledgements TO the warm
greetings especially at the College
Green, which was packed by a multi
tude Of people.
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SOME BULLS FOUND.

New York, July 2l.--An unverifed re-
port published by the Temps, and ca
bed by the Paris correspondent OF the
Herald is
AT the death Of Leo certain num-
Der of bulls were found which partial
~ changed the form OF the conclave.
This In fact, Will no longer be a con.
clave. properly speaking. as the card.
mails win not be restricted as to their
movements
They viii simply assemble twice a
day for deliberations and halloting,
without being constrained to live in
common. which Is always narrowing for
old and infrm cardinals
They will take an oath each time
they leave the vatican 10 .,yeal nothing
and not TO be influenced by any gov
eminent.
1.-THE pope has a right to modify the
method OF election and bulls to that ef-
feet remain In force until modified or
abrogated by succeeding pope. Leo
NH, shortly before the death Of Plus
1N. when he was carmelengo. made
several notifications in the rules gov
erning the conclave. II Is not unlikely
therefore that he had planned other
notifications more essential and appro-
pirate TO modern times"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-21

What is considered by Sheriff Emery
az being by far tn most important intor-
nation yet brought to light in connec-
ton with the Identity OF the murderers
Of William X. Ryan, Is that furnished
BY Mat Rhoades. formerly acting chief
Of police of this city but now foreman
Of the construction gang on the short
line. Mr. Rhoades stated that on July
3, a band of gypses camped near his
gang at Syracuse point and that a
gypsy woman, answering the descrip-
ton of the one who travelled With
Ryan, was with the band There was
also a strange man with the band who
Is known TO Mr.. Rhoades al bad
character and who has Il ranch in the
Jackson Hole country IN Wyoming.
RYAN's RIG AND DOG.
A rig corresponding to that Of Ryans
and bulldog were also with the out
ft Mr.. Rhoades Is positive as to the
bulldog and believes he would rocog-
nlzc the animal anywhere He says
that the strange man has a bad repu-
tatiOn IN Idaho. The party arrived in
camp on the afternoon of the third and
remained there until late IN the night
when they disappeared That was the
last seen Of them by MIR. Rhoades until
the night Of July IA. when two rigs
containing the gypsies and the man
from the Jackson Hole passed by his
comp driving rapidly towards Weber
canyon. The bulldog was not with
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limitations OF Precious stones.

New York. July 2l.--Many articles for
personal adornment may now come
through the customs house at greatly
reduced rates, owing to a decision OF
the board Of classification OF the gem
eral appraisers. The case was that OF
protest against the duty assessed on
imitation canoes. Under the new rul-
ing many articles heretofore assessed
at Is per cent advalorem may. now be
imported as limitations of precious
stones" under another paragraph Of
the tariff law, az 20 per cent duty.
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Soldiers Guard Capt. Even.

Lexington, Ky. July Blowing 10
Capt. Evans declaration that he ex-
poets to be killed when he goes to
Jackson 20 testify. soldiers were sent
here 10 escort him 60 Jackson.
COURT CoNvENEs AT JACKSON.
Jackson, KY, July 2O.--Circut court
convened here today In special session
for the investigation Of the burning of
the Evan hotel and the attempted
bribery Of C. J. Even, principal witness
for the state In the assassination case
of lett and White
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Married a Mexican Officer.

New York, July 2i.--Because her par
ents would not give their consent to
her marriage, Miss Eva Kempen of
Elizabeth, n. j. came to this city and
was married at the Little church
around the corner" to Lieut.. Nicholas
Narela of the Mexican naval commits
sion, which for two years has been In
Elizabeth supervising the construction
of the gunboats Vera Cruz and Tenn
pico for the Mexican navy. The groom
is said to be member Of prominent
family I'm Mexico CITY,
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CATTLEMEN AND sHEEPMEN.
Serious Clash Between Them In Mon.
tana Avortcd by Officers.

Helena. Mont, July 2l.--A serious clash
between cattlcmcn and sheepmcn on the
middle FORK 81 the sun river 20 miles
north OF heltna, has just been ayerted BY
county officers. who were called to the
scene. Catilemeu. who had organized
sent shecpmtn notice that if they did not
remove their herds from the range by
sunday they would be forced out " the
country. Sheepmen sent 10 Helena 10Y
arms and ammunition and were pTepar
ing TO resist when the county officials
went into the threatened country aud
brought about a truce which they be-
lleye VIII be permanent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-21

church, Rev. Horace Miller, a coored
minister said;
II have devoted years OF study to the
question. and find that the negro is
not q OF more brutal than the white
man. Not ten per cent OF the crimes
charged up againt the colored man are
due 10 him alone.
No race needs a higher education
than the negro, lie Is becoming more
criminal because he cannot get work.
II he does get work the pay IL such
that 10 Is not sufficient 10 live on. II
the south had given the negro an hon
est dollar Tor an honest days work, OF
even am honest half dollar, the negroes
would not flock to New York 10 be-
come criminals
The quickest way TO solve the negro
problem Is TO employ him"
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WHEN TO SPRINKLE.
lower district 8 TO Ga. H., Upper Dis
trict to y p. III.

supt. OF Waterworks. Hines and his
men are at work sending out notices TO
watertakers Of the lawn sprinkling re-
striction which viii be enforced this
season. A copy Of the water ordinance
together with a notice OF the restriction
will be left with each water taken. The
hours for sprlnkling lawns IN the up
per district is from TO 3 y. M. each
day and in the lower district from g TO
a. m.
All persons residing north ana east
OF state and South Temple and First
West aud Second North streets and
east Of sixth East street TO Liberty
Park are In the upper district. and all
residing south and west OF said boun-
darles are in the lower district
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Camp at jackson, KY, Alarmed.

jackson Ky, July 2i.--The military
camp was alarmed early today by the cry
Of FIRE and by shots fred by the provost
guards A small house belonging 10
Henry Collier. near the depot. was burned.
The residents were much excited for fear
II was repetition u the Even hotel
fire. Investigation showed IL was OF in
cendary origin and and negro Il sus-
pected
b. ], Even arrived here this morning
and under strong guard Of soldiers was
escorted 10 camp. lie insisted that the
grand jury first consider the cases Of
Crawford and ThaTp, charged with set
ting fire 10 Ewen's hotel. It l. stated
thai Ewens friends want 10 ascertain
how the pending inquiry proceeds before
they testify In the bribery cases.
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Thayer May Have Died from Poison

Boston,July 2l.-Dr Edward s. Wood,
professor Of chemistry In the Harvard
medical school, who has been engaged
In making a chemical analysis OF the
organs, has reported that while Edward
NJ. Thayer. who died suddenly while
under arrest for forgery, may nave died
OF poison, he was unable positively to
prove the fact, because at the first au-
torsy the contents Of the stomach were
lost. Thayer carried insurance amount
ing to sac. 900. His death was attri-
uted by the authorities to acute kidney
disease, but the insurance companies
refused to accept 1t without fun in
yestigation.
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sheep shipments.

All the livestock agents are out hust-
ling for bushes and 1t looks as though
this year viii see all previous records
in sheep shipments smashed. During
the past few days over l20 cars Of
sheep have been shipped out Of Utah
for the east and the rush has only COM
menced. Among the shipments that are
now being handled by the Burlington
are 10 cars out OF Iieber city and II
cars out Of Cotton, shipped respective
ly by G. 5. Garter and r. Whitaker.
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s,ri.er. A,tnck strike.breakers.

Toronto. ont. July 2l-Striking molders
have attacked the strike breakers from
The United states az work In the Cana
dian Fcuudry cOmpany's plant Mounted
police AMI reserves ston-cd the light.
SCORES al arrests were mace English and
Scottish molders have complained To
Premier Ross that the company brought
ihom here with the understanding that
ihere WAS no strike on. The premier told
them h.. could no nothing TIE men then
aided the original strikers in the attack
IN thn siIlkn hraakNIa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-21
A COSTLY FREIGHT WRECK.
Train OF California Fruit Jumps
The Track in Colorado.

Lamar. Colo. July 2l-A costly
freight train wreck occurred on the
Santa Fe last night, four miles west
Of Caddoa. Colo, A train composed OF
30 cars OF California fruit was run
ming at a speed Of S5 mills per hour
'When the fourteenth car from the en-
CINE jumped the track, followed By Il
others The strange thing about the
accident was that the last loaded car
and caboose stayed on the track. The
loss will he very heavy, as most OF the
freight will be an entire loss. Tnhlc
over this part OF the main line was de-
layed several hours, No one was in
iured
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-21
irish Embezzler Caught.

Toronto, Ont, July 2l.--After evadng
detectives Of Ireland, England and
Canada for nine months, Mrs. Ellen
Mackie, wanted IN Tubbemore, a sub
urb of Belfast. Ireland, for embezzling
$500 savings bank deposits, has been
arrested here. She was assistant post
mistress at Tubbemore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-21
Natatorum park last evening Of heart

Natatorum park last evening OF heart
trouble.
Nichols apparently In good health had
been walking and laughing with other
Spokane BAN players while taking a
plunge In the natatorium pool. Later while
waiting for a car First Baseman Nor
MS IL faintng, His comrades placed him
on q bench but could not revive him.
Nichols was from San Francisco q
years Of age and during this, his first
season as a professional. had won q out
Of the q games he had pitched for Spo-
kane There will be no game here today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-21
Accepts Place on Alaskan Com.

ottawa, Ont, July Ella. b. Ais
worth, X, c., OF Toronto. has cabled
from England an acceptance Of the Of
fer TO act as commissioner of the Alas
ka boundary tribunal in the place of
the late Justice Armour. His appoint
ment will be recommended at once to
the imperial authorities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-21
Supt. Egan Resigns.

Denver, Colo, July Elf. T. Dolln.
superintendent Of the Colorado division
Of the Santa Fe has succeeded General
Superintendent f. w. Egan Of the
Colorado & Southern. who resigned to
become vice president and general man
ager OF the Fort Worth 4 Denver city
railroad, with headquarters at Fort
Worth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-21
Kingdom Could to Enter Columbia

New York, July 2l-Kingdon. eldest
son Of George j. Gould, the railroad
magnate, has passed examination for
entrance TO the school Of mines, Column
bia university. and will begin his stud
les there In the fall with a view TO
training himself as a mechanical en-
gineer. He is l6 years old
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A place for Marlborough.

New York, July 2l.-It Is reported in
diplomatic circles here, says a London
dispatch to the World, that the Duke
OF Marlborough is slated for speedy
appointment as undersecretary OF state
for the colonies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-21

| City, vehicle brake.
Wyoming-Harry S. Workman, Basin
wire stretcher.
Chas II. Wentz has been appointed
postmaster at Goshen, Utah county
Utah. vice Lucy Taylor, removed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-21
Martin zidmair Must Hang.

Henena. Mont. July I-Martln ia.
mair WAS sentenced OF Livingston today
TO be hanged Sept. I for the murds~ Of
George keeder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-21
FIGHT WITH HORSE TRADERS
One Man Fatally and Three Others
Seriously Injured.

shbhafMH
pes Moines, Iowa. July 2L-A tele-
prone message from Eddyyiile states
that one man was fatally wounded and
three persons seriously injured IN a bat
tle between City Marshal McHugh and
party Of horse traders About TWEEN
ty shots were exchanged.
THE INJURED.
w. H. ST. John, one Of the traders;
shot through the abdomen.
Harvey Pea, shot in chest, collar bone
rattured.
Mrs. Pea, shot In ankle.
city Marshal McHugh. shot through
hand.
II is said that st. John and Harvey
Pea cannot receiver,
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Ernest Ninhols. star pitcher. Dead

spokane. Wash. July q. Ernest Mich
ols ne star pitcher OF the Pacific Ma
tlonal Baseball league. died suddenly at
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WITH THE STATE GUARD.
General Orders Calling for Elections
To Fill Vacancies.

The following general orders We're is
sued today from the Office OF the ad-
jutant general:
An election to fll the vacancy caused
by the retirement OF Capt. O. r. Grow.
battery A, light artillery and any 9TH
er vacancy that may exist In the com
missioned strength Of said battery, will
be held at the Armory at salt Lake
CITY, on the eth OF July. 1903, at .
O'Clock, p. m. Lieut. Col John D. spen-
Ger will supervise said election and
make prompt report OF the result to
these headquarters.
That portion Of G. o. No. Z, these
headquarters, which prescribes that the
changes in the officers dress uniform
shall be made on or before July /, 1903.
and I'm the service uniform, on or be-
fore encampment 1903 Is hereby modi-
fed TO the extent that such changes
shall be made on or before Dec. 81, 1903
The following order was issued to-
day, from the headquarters OF the First
brigade by the brigadier general COM
manding
In accordance with the new regula-
tons National Guard Of Utah. requiring
only one summary court officer at one
station Lieut. W G.. Webb. First light
artillery. Is hereby appointed summary
court for the organizations stationed in
this city and Bountiful.
In accordance with recent orders
fblYl NTH H..
Of the 18th inst, for captain Of A troop
I. n o. According TO current report,
Capt Wedgwood Is likely to b. the
man. The captain was a volunteer bat.
terry officer who made most excellent
record for himself. and he stands high
IN the estimation Of the regular army
officers stationed here
CAPT. GROW RETIRED.
The following order was issued this
morning, from the Office of Adiutant
General Burton OF the national guard
Capt O. X. Gruw. battery A. light ar
tillery, commissioned July s. 1901. hav-
Ing served seven years IS upon his
own application. placed upon the re-
tired list as provided IN section No.
lii5, revised statutes OF Utah, this Or
der 10 take effect this date
capt Grow enlisted In company A.,
First infantry. March g. 1885, was
elected captain and commissioned same
date. Elected major First battalion.
First infantry, Oct q, 1896. commits
stoned Feb.s, 1885. Resigned June 4lS96.
TO accept a commission as second lieu
tenant with Utah Volunteer light arlil-
lery. Re-enllsted IN company G, first
Infantry, Aug. 90 1900 Elected cap
tain same date. Transferred TO battery
A, light artillery, Sept. II, 1900, Com
nilssioned July ). iaoi
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Mississippi river at Baton Rouge, from
which point It viii have joint and equal
use with the Illinois Central Of It's line
into New Orlaans
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PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS.
lsnecInl 10 the eNews.,,l

Washington. ID. c., July 2l-Patents
issued: ldaho-Hmry. DlSwcry, Soda
Springs. condiment holder.
uish-Hatvsy y. Benedict. salt Lake
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TROUBLE IN BIC HORN COUNTY
Battle Between Troops and Armed Calemen Thought 10 be
mninent-Later May Attempt 10 Rescue John
McCoud- Said 10 Have Laid an Ambuscade

a narrow dehle In the mountains bor-
dering the stream and there deliver
McCloud, Before starting from Their
mopolis scouts were sent on ahead and
scouts are riding ON either flank and
- IN the rear. Every precaution Is
tske7 to prevent trouble, but the stu
atiot 8 grave and only the better iudg-
ment Of the friends OF McCloud can
prevent a battle.
Cheyenne. Wyo,, July IA battle
between troops and armed cattlemen Is
believed 10 be imminent IN Bighorn
county. Sheriff Fenton and deputies
left Thermopols for Basin at s o'clock
this morning with his prisoner, Jim Nc
Cloud, charged with the murder Of Ben
Minnlck, q fiockmaster. The party is
escorted by the Basin light battery Of
40 men, under Capt. Price. II is report
ed that large force Of cattlemen have
fixed an ambuscade on Cottonwood
creek, % miles from Thermopolis, and
will endeavor TO rescue McCloud and
assist him out Of the country.
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PRECISE HOUR OF DEATH.

DR.. Lapponi now fixes the precise
hour of the pope's death at 4;06 p. m.
The fact was immediat ely communicate
ed to the Associated Press but under
the rule which required that two
hours should elapse after the doctors
pronounced life extinct, before the
dean Of the sacred college shall official
by announce the death, the telegraph Of
flee was unable to forward the message
at once, II left Rome on one of the 10
wires working from that city to Paris
about o'clock local time, az o'clock
noon, New York time).
An POPE
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GoVERNMENT Orders.

The Italian government has given or
ders TO the railroad officials that cardi-
mails coming to Rome for the conclave
shall be considered princes OF the
blood and have reserved compartments,
or saloon cars placed at their disposal
from the frontier. In addition, lnstruc-
tons have been given to all the govern
ment authorities to put themselves al
the disposal OF the cardinals II they are
requested to do so, and TO leave nothing
undone for their accommodation and
protection
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whites as Brutal as Negroes.

New York, July 2o.-In a sermon at
the MI Talbot Methodist Episcopal
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'Pontlhcal Physical and Sanitary Of
fcer. Delegated TO the Vatican by
the Nuncio Of Rome.
From the vatican. 10th of July 1904. A"