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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
SHAMROCK Ill HAS TRIAL SPIN.
Slipped Through the Water Without Leaving Ripple Garry.
ing Her Head Well Up-Fas on Her Keel - Fastest
Racer Ever Built on the Oher Side

Gourock, Scotland. March 3l--Sham-
rock Ill and Shamrock went FOR a
trial spin today Sunshine and a light
steady breeze had succeeded the wild
weather Of last week Though the
breeze was light it was decided not 10
risk anything and the cup challengers
working topsail was accordingly SET
Shamrock followed suit
The challenger was the first 10 leave
her mornings ana looked the picture Of
a racer as she headed on-shore out
in Gourock bay the wind was so light
that the motion was more drifting than
sailing Shamrock III slipped through
the water without leaving q ripple and
carried her head well up. The first
time the challenger broke tack il was
apparent that hy shortening her On De-
signer Fife had produced a boat which
Wgs fast on her Keel, even compared
with cup racers She carried her way
right through turning and was On out
on her new course, while the older
boats would have been still looking at
H. thus showing herself free from the
greatest weakness Of Shamrock IT,
There was no attempt az a set race
Shamrock ] went on over q mile ahead
and then the sheets were trimmed ON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31

both boats and course was laid down
channel The two yachts were close
hauled while crossing the mouths OF
Holy Loeb and Loeb Long and the wind
was sQually aud uncertain They both
sailed faster US they both got a better
breeze, and the challenger showed her
self 10 be- O little tender IN squalls. but
she sailed with her lee rail- Just clear
OF the water
She travelled fast and closed steadily
upon tho Shamrock / Under the
mountainous CoWal peninsula the land
breeze came TRUE and fairly fresh, ana
the yachts went down channel ON what
looked Ike real racing tests iu which
the Shamrock HIS greater speed was
demonstrated. Sailing in the same wac
ter and no better served by the wind
the challenger pulled mp on her rival
lika hauling in "a rope, as the boats
fetched down channel. until on Wemyss
bay shamrock III lay better 10 The wind
ana sale faster. During this eight
miles she had closed on the Shamrock
! by fully mile. and az the SAME time
had edged quite "a quarter Of q mile
further 10 windward. Experts Consid-
or this performance alone sufficient TO
stamp the Shamrock lll as being under
the conditions prevailing today 10y far
the fastest racer huilt on this side of
the Atlantic 10 compete for the Amer
ica's cup.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31

New Orleans. March 3i.-The main
loyec protecting the state convict camp
near Baton Rouge gave way This morn
ing. The camp is located az Angola on
the east bank OF the Mississippi In
West Feuciano parish. Il is nearly op-
poslte the mouth Of Red river The
leyee which broke is a private one
maintained by the state.
more men and money" IS the cry
that comes from the crevasse al Hy-
melia today. The forces employed there
who have been working day and night
are exhausted and fresh hands are re-
qulred TO press forward the work. The
Texas & Pacific has put on daily trains
to carry laborers to the scene. Eight
hundred feet Of cribbing at one end dnd
20J at the other were holding firmly AZ
daylight and the prospect OF closing the
break had frightened considerably.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
A MYSTERIOUS DEATH,
Respected Young Woman Dies at
HoOper-BOrn In Salt Lake.
lsneclal to The oNews.rl

Hooper March 31--A mysterious
brain afIlction, the cause Of which Is
not known but which has been appar-
ent for the past FIVE months, last night
resulted in the death Of Mrs Mary h.
Parker, wife of c. G. Parker of this
place In her glrhood days Mrs Park
er was a Miss Naisbitt of Salt Lake, the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mails
bit, who are now here.
The deceased was born In Salt Lake
City Oct, Z, 1863 and nine years ago
was married to Mr Parker, by whom
she Is survived She leaves no children.
She was one Of the best known and
most beloved women in this community
and naturally led in all Of the merltor-
ious work OF her sex. Her demise will
be the occasion Of much sadness.
Funeral services will be held IN the
Hooper ward Westinghouse on Thurs
day afternoon az o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
Denver Restaurants Closed.

Denver March 3l-seventy-four res
taurants IN this city are closed today in
Consequence Of the cooks and walters
strike and thousands Of people are gem
orally Inconvenience The grocers.
butchers and bakers clerks threaten to
strike In sympathy with the cooks and
walters and let the entire city go hum
cry. Many restaurant Keepers declare
they will never again unlonize their
places and are endeayoring to secure
ncn-unlon workers The strike was or
fered because non-uniOn cooks and
walters had been employed h. two res
tNurants that We're members Of the Res
tourant Keepers association.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
MAIN LEVEE PROTECTING
CONVICT CAMP BREAKS.

The river here today registered 202.
a fan Of i ga the past q hours Col.
Ernst. head OF the river commission, Is
quoted as expressing the belief that the
river here has about reached its max
lmum II the Hymeiia break continues
90 run.
The report from the Pontchartrain
district today Is that the line of levee
ig holding and that an observable
weak spots have been strengthened.
Water from Hymelia is beginning 90
fll up the water courses on the west
bank OF the river and people who are
living on the low'ands are beginning 10
move 90 The higher villages 10 Is one
OF the three plantations owned hy the
state. The creyasse win doubtless Cow
er the entire plantation with water, but
q IS said that because Of the location
no other valuable property Is likely ip
BE- affected The back lcvees protecting
'r~r'f Hir '..e 40 Boo rut in order 20
allow the escape OF the food No Na
oi DE o. reported. The loss % the state
vlll be heavy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
Engineer and Fireman.

Waterbury Conn. March S.--In q
collision between wild engine and a
passenger train on the New York, New
Haven q Hartford railroad, at South
Brooklyn today, Engineer Chapman,
Of the Wild engine, and Fireman New
man. Of the passenger train, were
killed. Engineer Brown and Baggage
master Mallette. Of the passenger and
Fireman Flaherty. OF the Wild engine
were injured. II is thought Mallette is
fatally hurt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
INVITATION WAS RECEIVED
Snod Effectualy Squelches Much Discussed Incident
That Never Occurred

tive, "There has been no such incl
dent" said Senator Smoot, 'and there
was no such invitation. II 1t has been
issued have never received 1t. The
whole matter IS a mountain made out
of mole hill. Not a newspaper man
has taken the trouble up to this time
to ask me question about it, or /
should have disposed of the matter as
do now"
Senator smoot said the banquet would
occur on April o. He understood the
committee of arrangements met in
Pttsburg today, but he thought II there
was any intention to issue him an invl-
tation, he would have received it before
this time.
The whole thing probably originated
on newspaper row" In Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31

Toledo, Ohio, March 3l.-Unlted States
Mprshals Wayne ana Windcrs and De
tectives Robson and Mitchell arrested
a man at the Lake Shore depot last
night who Is believed 10 be the robber
who escaped after a battle with officers
at Bedford. Ohio, last Saturday morn
ing He was arrested shortly before
the train arrived which brought the re-
mains Of Frank Adams the burglar who
gilled on the suspects person was
found a card Of the undertaken 10
whom Adams body was shipped The
remains We're accompanied by Mrs
Jennie Wilkinson. who claims to be "a
sister OF the deceased. Nothing IS
known here Of her or Adams. The
man arrested refused TO give his name
and was locked M in JAIL The WOO
man declined to talk and went 10 a
hotel for the night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31

tirely by Irish money. and that It Is
absurd to talk Of gift from the i'm
peral treasury which viii really make
a substantial profit out Of the transact
ton.
This line is also taken by the Catho-
lie archbishop Of Dublin
The Freeman's Journal clamors for
a larger reduction Of the Irish estl-
mates remarkng:
ITO make the place hunter pay the
rack-renter Is as near TO justice as We
are likely TO get during the present
generation, and it Is cheaper than civil
war;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
NlANTONl INTO REPERTOIRE
fay VIII Disband in This City on Saturday Night Next,
Eaganze and Open a Season at Logan on April 49, in
"Moths" Mr. Either Going to New York.

plans Mr.. b. II. Piper, who has been
doing the advance work for "Corianton
on the coast and since its return home,
left this afternoon for Ogden, where he
will meet Mr. Thatcher and make the
necessary preliminary arrangements.
Before he left MIR Pyper stated that In
all probability Miss Boyer would be the
leading lady for the stock company,
which would only present royalty plays
Of the class that includes the Charity
Ball, "The wife, "Al the Comforts
of a Hous, " Captain Swift" and SINH
lar productions The other ladies Of
the company who may be retained will
probably be Miss Ida Dew and Violet
Craig. OF the gentlemen Messrs. Per-
ciyal Swenson and Merkete will also be
asked TO enter the new company, while
the balance will be recruited from San
Francisco. Mr.. Pyper is the authority
for the statement that the stock COM
pany will be the best that has been in
Utah since the palmy days OF the initial
Frawley troupe at the Grand
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
Asst. Mgr. W. L. Tel.

New York, March al. G. Barclay
electrical engineer of the Western
Union Telegraph has been appointed
assistant manager OF that company.
entering on the duties Of NE newly
created Office April l. Mr. Barclay has
been employed by the company for the
last 25 years, his FIRST duties being
those Of a messenger boy He came 20
this city shortly after COZ Clowrv's
succession to the presidency Of ne
company and his headquarters viii re-
main here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
DEAN EDDIE SPOKE.
Conducted Lenten Service in Stock
Exchange Today

At the Lenten service held In the
stock exchange room today Dean Ed
die Of the Episcopal church gave a
talk on Chamberlain Investment"
Tomorrow his subject viii be, Char
acter-An Asset
The services are being fairly well
attended,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
avg OF ooUNTERFEiTERs
VIA rollce Descend on Them,
'Puflng Complete Outfit.

'"k' March 3l-Twenty min
'ae arrest in Jersey City of
= % The charge Of having spur.
/, ..'y n their possession, a quar-
4 wv service men descended
- y Allen street New York and
,.'a one Of the most complete
4. ~. .as coinage Of bogus money
D. ''a' officers have yet I'M
b ~ ~ partial confession OF one
b. r,lS. arrested, secret service
} 4, N NE Allen street house.
|ssrs -" 'op ioor a fine outfit for
! i5ss VI Dimes was seized. pies
/ slro., which Chief Flynn said
4 80. as good as the official
, q ,S man believed to be the wife
I q The raid. '''' ioo'i's at
|horgs, Y, y. The secret service men.
Hiiy /. . -,'lef arrest have circulat-
|Ar ~. spurious dimes since
|tsai,,s showed the queer by
lisyIsr Fhcll on a box Of match
\ y pfoo Iiae cents in change Hun
/ has5 4, ana boxes OF matches
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31

|R TO the fact that Mr., Either,
/ IAe the title role in Corlanton,
saye for New York Immediately
ns Performance at the Salt Lake
On Saturday night, Manager
~ hatcher today cancelled the
10y next week al Provo and other
'hd the company will disband
'a he season.
zoe object in view Of keeping
'ne Leading players together
y Af Thatcher has In prospect
4 '-a'llng Of a stock company
y present arrangements hold
", 'I open in Logan April 10, for a
S@ engagement in Moths"
" s;d'.hg in the Temple city. Og-
A. salt Lake win be in turn
WIN booking elsewhere 10 fol-
" ns object In view Of perfectlng
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31

Pittsburg. March Sl.--One dead, seven
MT expected to live, two missing and
seven others so badly burned and dis.
figured as to he almost unrecognizable,
WIS the terrible result Of an explosion
" blast furnace "a" Of the Edgar
Thompson steel plant of the Carnegie
company at Praddock. Pa. early today.
The name OF the dead man
IL given as John Smith, proba-
bly, and Angliclzed form Of his
proper name The others have not
yet been identified AS far as can be
learned at this time the explosion was
due to a supposed defect IN the electro
cal equipment OF the furnace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31

pa March 3l.-Bishop
|'gy aa If the Methodist Episcopal
'''D Ia today that he had receiy-
~ ' '@,lal notification of Bishop
M. y action in removing the Rev
,.m,b wherefore he announces
|, 1. will continue the latter IN
r. Of the Utah mission
.,oye dispatch was shown TINS
p A psy Mr.. Kloepsel, pastor of the
g',Soaist church In this city ana
i'uy me- Methodist church,
yyiostsel was astonished at
n 1,%,na,,b and Immediately
"a hat there must toe
I Tistage. as Bishop Cranston'
Y, prsiiing over the Cen
'p.o5sylyania conference whence
'y taijch came. has no
,,.,ion n this matter, and has no
s.s,g h take any such action as
.,.s.. ,S 10 him Mr. Leilich was
Is.,sJ by Bishop Fowler when pre-
4. I'm sIshop Of this mission, and the
sst me- superintendent thus APP
!, "a vas selected from any particu-
.'.,l,r az the country does not con-
',sn me Methodist authorities of
s.saon any power to continue or
,inv such missionary official. Sec
- gloepse states that the sole au-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
Riding Exhibition for President.

Cheyenne, wyo, March 2i.-The
plans for President Roosevelt's enter
tainment here include a rough-riding
exhibition, which win probably equal
that given az the annual frontier cele-
bratlon. A majority Of the riders who
compete at the annual entertainment
have sirnihed their intention Of being
present, among them Elkton Perry WIN
ner Of last years championship belt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
Lam Relts Undcr Arresl.

New York. March Sl.-Lafavette
Belts. known In the sporting world as
Lou" Belts. was locked up at police
headquarters earl ytoday A gambling
house was raided IN thc teuderloin a
few days ago and at that time war
rant was Issued Tor Belts but he was
not arrested II IS alleged that he
went to Atlantic city on his return
he was arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31

Chillichote, o.. March d.-At the
coroner's inquest on the bodies of Char
lty Storts and Forest McCord at South
Salem, it was developed that the faith
err OF the murdered girl had battered
the head OF McCord with an axe after
the suicide had cut his throat. No mo-
tive has been found for the murder Of
Miss StOrtg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
Girl Stricken with Kindness.

Derby, Conn, March 3L-Nervous to
the point Of hysteria for fear she would
not be able to pass an examination, for
the reason that during the last two
weeks her eyes have been troubling her
so greatly that she was unable to
study, Miss Julia Fox, l6 years Of age,
has been suddenly stricken with blind
ness.
Miss Fox was one Of the most am
bilious girls in her class. standing at
its head, and has devoted herself with
untirng energy to her school work
She was taken TO an ocullst who de-
clared that the girls blindness had been
caused by paralysis OF the optic
nerve, superlnduced by nervousness,a and
that recovery was doubtful
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
MARYATT APPOINTED.
Governor Morrison Makes Him Dairy.
Food and Oil Inspector.
lSneclnl TO tho "News." y

Boise, Ida, March Sl.-Goy Morrison
today appointed T p. Maryatt Of Weis-
err state dairy pure food and oil IN
spector under the provisions Of the new
law The salary Of the position is $LSOJ
per annum, and the appointment is eff
fectiye Immediately with bonds for two
years. The secretary OF state profess
sor Of agriculture at the state univer-
sity, the superintendent Of the farmers
institute, and the new appolntee of the
governor, constitute the state board
having control Of the system Of inspec-
ton provided for under the pure food
law passed at the recent session Of the
legislature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31

Iu,or Reed smoot came up from
|, his morning to confer with Gov.
\ Senator Kearns and others re-
t,s the outline Of the program for
gtstalnment Of President Roose-
Mr. smoOt looked greatly bene-
~ the result Of his absence from
ia and said he never felt better
! BE-
|Sas representative who met
|eAe Deseret National bank this
tgssked him what he had to say
|tig the much discussed incident
! hdtation to the Americas club
Vi 10 PIttsburg. Mr., Shoots re-
III probably prove as much Of an
'ilnent to the newspapers Of the
'A' are wrought up over the mat
pa was to the News representa-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
Financing Irish Land Bill.

New York. March si.-The Irish ma
tional press. according to a dispatch
from Dublin. via London to the Times
is working hard m order 20 construct
public opinion on It's contention that the
land bill is going TO be financed en-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
WABASH INJUNCTION CASE.
Judge Adams VIII Hand Down His
Decision Tomorrow.

ST. Louis. March Sl-In the United
States circuit court today Judge Adams
announced that he will tomorrow hand
down his decision in the Wabash in"
junction case. He ordered all parties
TO the case to be notified. Judge Adams
on application Of the Wabash railroad.
granted most sweeping temporary in
junction on March restraining the Off
GERS OF the Brotherhoods Of Locomotive
Firemen and Railway Trainmen and
other labor leaders from influencing the
men or ordering a strike on the Wabash
system. This was acQulesced in by the
officials Of the brotherhoods, whose at
torneys asked for a dissolution of the
injunction. Arguments on the motion
were heard two weeks ago by Judge
Adams, whose decision in the case IS
looked for with interest by railroad Off
Gals and labor leaders throughout the
country,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
TREATY RATIFICATIONS
FINALLY EXCHANGED

Washington March Qualifications
Of the Cuban reciprocity treaty were
exchanged by Secy Hay and Minister
Quescda at 10 o'clock this morning at
the state department The treaty viii
not be proclaimed until the United
States Congress acts upon II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31

|Asisssl.,sa March sl.-The wea,ner
= euistIa, 'ne following spec
rirer sang s,,i In the lower Mis-
/. lssss, :, 's,h,6nrg is 5i.4 feet tai at
'y morning '''' vi Il 1901
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31

lished July l-Mohler Nez Perces coun-
ty with one carrier Troy, Latah coun~
IT, with one carrier.
A patent for a dlGerentiul high press
ure direct pass valve has been issued
to Otto Abeling of Moscow, Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
Ex-senator II. W. Corbett Dead,

Portland, Ore. March 3l,-H. W. Cor
bett x-banker, and former United
states senator from this state died at
his home In this city, this morning from
heart trouble. While his death was
sudden il was not entirely unexpected,
as he has been in poor health for some
time. only yesterday Mr. Corbett real
izing that his strength was falling re-
signed as president Of the Lewis and
Clark exposition. He was reluctant TO
take this step as he had taken great
interest in the coming exposition and
had subscribed literally to the stock.
Mr.. Corbett was rs years old and had
lived in Portland "a years, coming from
New York IN 1851 He was United
States senator from this state from
1S67-1s73. His individual holdings in
Portland are very large and his fortune
is estimated at about 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
Postmasters Appointed.

Washington, March Sl.-The presi-
dent has appointed the following post
masters.
Montana-Deer Lodge, Lou Coleman,
WashingtOn--Shelton, Grant {.
Ankle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31

and fired a bullet into his own brain.
Brown claimed that Keefer had alien
ated the affections Of his wife.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31

e q 6a March sl.-In the
re ". 4 NEE noe Pleasanton this
l,as At pIIo1n a waiter. fired
1 = ,l.ss, , Aes.er also a waiter
p ss sl.,. pistol In hand. ! ana lsp
ran Into a doorway
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
No Prospects of settling Strike.

Seattle, Wash, March Sl,-The strike
conference committee Of seven, which
has been laborlng for two days IN a
vain endeayor 10 reach an early settle
ment Of the streetcar strike. met again
this morning in the rooms OF the cham
Der OF commerce
The representatives OF the striking
carmen reported back that the G7ion
had unanimously declined 10 look with
favor upon the last proposition made
by the streetcar company, and so far
as that particular phase Of The situation
ro q"Or were on.
President Furth, for the Seattle
T. .n4. .-.g. malc ny To the
proposition OF the strikers that all OF
the difficulties be submitted 20 arbitra-
ton formally declining TO accede TO this
demand The company was perfectly
willing. Mr., Furth said, 10 submit some
OF the differences at issue 20 board Of
arbitration, as for instance. regarding
the seniority Of service but would de-
cline TO submit all OF the differences.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
CITY PAY DAY.
All officials Get Their Salaries but the
Unfortunate Policemen,

City Auditor Reiser is today paying
off the monthly salaries Of the city Off
cials. councimen and members Of the
fire department for the month Of March
The total amount is S6,s6l.7l, which is
segregated as follows
City officials ,.....",.... ...,S3,3i9. lG
Councilman ,,,,r." ..,,". ,... 525
Fheinen '..''''' .'.'s. '''.''...' Z,90t %
lOtal .'.ss' .s....'. .,''.. ...,SO, SOL IL
The police department payroll Is held
up waiting for the certlhcation Of the
head Of that department The payroll
is now in the hands OF Capt Burbidge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
A LATE HOMECOMING.
Missing Witness Gets Back as Soon as
Trial is Over.

Now that the Romney case is over
William 4. Mannion, who was the miss
ing witness for the defense. has re.
turned TO the city He returned Sunday
and says that he intends to stay here
He has been working In the shops at
Pocatello. Mannion denies that the de.
Tense sent him away IN order 10 keep
Dist Atty. Elchnor from weakening his
testimony by proving that he served q
term Ia the state prison. His testimony
az the preliminary hearing. which was
read at the final trial of the case. was
to the effect that Strong attempted to
throw a cuspidore az Romuey.
IDAHO RURAL FREE DELIVERY.
special TO the "News')
Washington. d. e., March Sl.-Idaho
rural free delivery routes to be estab-