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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
Mittie Anderson Concludes that
She Has Had Quite Enough Of
Married Life.
HUSBAND THREATENED LIFE.
II Is Charged in Complaint That John
Anderson Said He Would Get
Rid Of Her.

Suit for divorce was filed in the dis
trict court today by Mittie Anderson
against John Anderson on the ground
OF cruelty. The parties We're married
In this city on Aug. Is, 1908, little
more than two months ago. The COM
plant contains some veryserious allega-
tons It is charged that on yesterday
and many times prior thereto, Anderson
told his wife that he hated and despiseo
her; thet he never expected TO have amp
love or respect for her and that he
would get rid Of her even II he had &c
send her up on the hill, meaning the
cemetery. such statements, she al.
leges, were made In the presence or
othr persons and caused her great men.
tai anguish. In addition TO a divorce
she asks that her maiden name, Mittie
Mccain, be restored TO her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
ANACONDA SMELTERMEN.
Hold a Mass Meeting and Pass
Resolutions.

Anaconda, Mont, Oct, Glover 1000
smelter men held mass meeting last
night and discussed the Amalgamsted-
Heinze situation.
Resolutions were adopted calling
upon Gov, Toole to convene an extra
session of the legislature TO enact laws
remedial TO the present state of affairs,
In response to "A telegram asking him
II he with Mr. Scallon. would meet
mediation committee consisting OF
Senators Gibson and Clark, Gov. Toole
and j. J. Hin, +. a. Heinze today tele-
graphed to President Herbert Strain of
the Great Falls Business Mems associa-
ton Isshall be glad to do anything
| equItabfy can to relieve situation"
The substance of the replies OF Mr.
Scallon and Mr. Henze was tele-
graphed to MIR. Hill and he was asked
to fix date when he could meet those
gentlemen and other members OF the
committee I'm Butte. il was late In the
day when the telegram was sent to
Mr.. XII and his answer has not yet
been received.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
HONOR VETERAN BISHOP.
Residents of the Seventh Ward Gather
In Westinghouse Last Night,

The Seventh ward Westinghouse was
the scene of an interesting gathering
last night on the occasion of the ward,
both old and young, turning out en-
masse to pay it's respects to Bishop
William Thorn on the occasion OF his
reaching his SSth birthday. The even
ing was spent In q rare social reunion
with musical numbers and refresh
ments interspersed by way OF enter
tainment. Addresses were given by
Counselors William McLachlan and
Henry Wallace 60 which Bishop Thorn
responded. The general sentiment OF
those present was crystalized In a mo-
ton made by George Lambert which
was seconded and duly carried with
VIM The motion was to the effect that
the Bishop live TO celebrate his one
hundredth birthday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
Each Applicant for Position in Philip
pines Must bo Photographed.

There will be clyil service examina-
ton In this clty Nov. Is and 10, for the
position Of teacher in the Philippine
service.
Each applicant win be required TO
submit to the examiner, on the day ne
is examined, a recent photograph, moi
more than three years Old. OF himself.
which viii be fled with his examlna-
ton papers, as mems Of identlhca-
ton in case no receives appointment.
An unmountcd photograph Is preferred
The date, place, ana kind OF examina-
ton, the examination number, and the
year In which the photograph was TAX
en- should be Indicated on the photo
graph.
Applicants for the examination for
the position Of teacher male
oniy) In the Philippine service
TO be held on November rs. 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
CRIME CREATES A SENSATION.
Has Appearance Of Being of Polit-
ical Character, Having Been. Pre-.
ecded by Other Assassinations.
NE WAS SHOT NEAR THE HEART.
n.ed Nav Have Been Committed BY
Men Under Suspicion Of Having
Diverted Society Funds.

London, oct. 27.-sagatel sagouni,
,ros,dent of the Armenian Revolution
ary society In London, was murdered
IN the suburb of Nunhead late yester-
day evening. The crime has created
sensation, as It has every appearance
Of being OF political character, ana
has been preceded by the asassinations
~ other officials OF branches of the
came society on the continent,
sagouni who only returned to Lon-
An Yesterday after settling up the at
ssl,s of an associate In Switzerland,
,shn was recently assassinated by stab
h,ng was entering his residence when 70
nan rushed across the road and fired
Sony shots at Sagouni In quick success
sson The last bullet entering the region
~ he heart The murderer, who APP
reared TO be foreigner, fed. The only
rIues 10 the man In possession of the
sn,horities are felt hat and silver,
ra,ed revolver, both made In New
YORK which he dropped in his flight.
The murdered man, who was a mini
Inc engineer, became wealthy In the
rancasus and devoted his money TO
Armenian causes. His society was en-
,lrely passive and opposed to Violence.
ana IL is thought this attitude insplrc'
mo advanced section OF the Armenian
With the desire for vengeance, ne lat.
,er claiming that Sagounis society do
voted funds TO charity which wo' b
have been better applied to violent
remedies for the Armenian grievances.
sagouni Is said TO have moved TO
England from New York early IN 1917,
Ii is stated that Sagouni's life had
teen threatened on account Of his par
tIeIpaton IN the exposure by
The editor OF Boston newspa-
Der, Young Armenia. after the n'isap.
proprlatlon OF funds by faction OF the
Armenian reyolutionlsts. These mon
axe alleged to have collected $4,000 ln
America In 1902 and 10 have put the
money IN their cnn pockets, instead OF
pushing the propaganda for tha
emancipation Of the Armenians for
which the money was subscribed.
VIEWS or BOSTON ARMENIANs
Boston, oct 27.-The murder of sa-
eatel sagouni, president Of the Arme-
man Revolutionary society in London,
Isnot regarded as being Of great politi~
cal significance by Armenians In this
city. but rather as result Of bitter
feeling which exists between two fac
tons within the revolutionary party IT.
self In support of this was cited the
recent attempt to assasslnate an Ar
menian editor, Peter Kuregiop, In this
city, by members Of the revolutionary
party said 20 hold Socialistlc views
which Kuregian opposed. AZ the trial
an officer Of the party testified That ths
members Of the Socialist wing had taN-
IN oath to remove "al distractions In
spreading their views.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
Steamship Centennial Floated.

Seattle Wash. Oct. 1.-THE steamship
Centennial on the scattle-san Fran
cisco run, which Went ashore about
Two miles below Al III Point yesterday
morning, was successfully floated this
morning and reached Seattle about
1890,
the dense fog. She was at no time In
any danger and when assistance was
offered yesterday afternoon the captain
refused it. stating that he would get OFF
this morning at high tide.
Tugs were sent to the assistance OF
the vessel this morning, but they were
hardly needed, as she lloatcd with app
parent east.
The Centennial Is now at the Ar
lington dock preparing for her depar-
ture for San Francisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
CONTINUE 70 MOVE NYSTER|DNY N C0REA

The newspapers here regard the stu
alton as being easier and believe that
Baron de Rosep the Russian minister
and Foreign Minister Komura are
nearer TO reaching an agreement
Following the announcement made
here yesterday that the corean govern
ment had protested against the Russian
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
POLICE INVESTIGATE.
WOODEN MILLS FOR LOGAN.
Connecticut Company to Establish
Factory in Utah,
Especial to the "News.")

Logan, Oct 2L-Mr Il, I. woolley
OF Ogden IS in Logan for the purpose
of looking over this city with view
OF locating a large wooden factory here.
He represents a Connecticut firm which
Is looking for a western location.
a meeting Of the prominent citizens
Of Logan was held last night at which
the matter was discussed In an It's
bearings Mn Woolley stated that his
company desired that some stock be
subscribed locally and those present
favored taking a considerable amount.
a committee comprising Hon. Joseph
Morrell, Melvin j. Ballard and II. Il.
Lloyd was appointed TO obtain further
Information IN favor Of Logan as a
point for the establishment OF such an
institution, to be laid before Mr.. Wool
ley's company. Personally Mr.. Wooley
favors this city and Il Is believed the
factory viii be located here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
Parks in an Ugly Mood.

New York, Oct. 27.--The trial of Sam
Parks, the walking delegate, on
charge of extortlng $500 from Louis
Schmidt in connection with the Tiffany
studio was resumed today with the ex-
animation of talesmen. Parks seemed
to be In a particularly ugly mood today
and cursed the newspaper man sitting
him.
when recess was taken, ten jurors
had been selected, but defense had ex-
hausted it's last peremptory challenge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
FAMILY REUNION.
Descendants of Daniel H. Wells Will
Celebrate His Birthday Tonight

As per their annual custom, the de-
scendants Of the late Daniel II, Wells
will assemble tonight at the home OF
Miss Lyde Wells on Eighth East, In
born in Trenton, ~ Y. Oct. 81, 1914.
The evening Will I've spent IN family
"reminiscences and the rendition OF an
appropriate program. There win also
be refreshments and a nice. soclable
time generally
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
JUDGE DIEHL's SIDE.
Police Court Justice Denies Using OF
fee for Political Purposes.

Judge G. r, Diehl is enraged at tho
report which appeared in morning
publication charging him, In effect, with
using his Office for political purposes bv
alleging that he showed favor to sever
81 prisoners who We're charged with va.
granoy.
The facts are that six men faced him
yesterday afternoon, charged with
vagrancy The men were arrested by
Officers Brown and Johnson. The only
man Of the six who went TO trial was
found guilty and Judge Diehl suspend
ed sentence until 10 o'clock this morning
With the understanding that the man
named John Burns. would leave TOW
in the meantime Casey Wright, an
other alleged Vagrant pleaded guilty
and sentence was suspended In his case
also, and he was ordered to leave Salt
Lake. In the cases OF George Gibbs
and steve Shurtlitf. there was no evil
dence against them. and the assistant
city attorney asked that the cases be
dismissed
IN the case against Ralph Leslie. tho
prosecuting witness Oalcor Brown,
asked that the action be dismissed. The
motion was made by the prosecuting
attorney ana Judge Diehl ordered the
defendant discharged.
In two OF the cases, the defendants
placed witnesses on the stand who ties.
tired that the defendants We're regular.
ly employed, ana as Judge Dehl saib
from the bench. the oity failed abso-
lutfly TO produce any evidence what.
ever that the accused had violated the
yagrancy Ordnance
~ do not mind being criticised" rald
Judge Diehl this morning hut want
10 be treated fairly. | am public Of
fcle and cygcct 10 be criticized but |
object 10 Misrepresentation hava
mover YET used my Office for any polite
cal purpose whatever 1hr Herald re.
gurler tamc to me attei court hed al.
iouined and I told hiil what was on The
record that the caa,g had hcon dis
torney, ard also That there waa no eYi-
cencC AGAINST the tlescpLantsh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
DEED WAS FAULTY.
Suit TO Quiet Title Against Unknown
Heirs OF John liighnm.

David L. Murdoch filed suit in the
district court today against the UNI
known heirs Of John Higham, deceased,
to quiet title to part of block 81, plat
G. II is alleged that on Sept. 2S,
1872 Daniel II Wells, as mayor OF this
city, decided the property in question to
Higham, but that there WAS no consid-
GRAFTON for the deed, and Higham at no
time took possession OF the property
II is asked, therefore, that plaintiff's
title to the land, which was secured
from the estate OF Edward Bralne de.
ceased, for q consideration Of $500, be
quloted and that the heirs OF John
Hgham be forever barred from claim
ing any interest in the property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
Mayor Hays Jury Disagrees.

Pittsburg, Oct. 27.--After being out
all night the jury In the suit against
Mayor William b. Hays disagreed and
IL was discharged this morning, The
case viii be retired, but when is not
known. The charge against the mayor
Is mlsdemeanor In the removal OF Sam
Vel Moore, civil war veteran, from
the employment Of the city without
just excuse. which is claimed to be In
violation OF an act OF assemblaga
passed for the protection OF soldiers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
AGENT WANTS TROOPS
At Fort Washable in Case There
Should be Amy Trouble.
(specIal 10 the oNewn.'N

Washington, d. G., oct 81 The In
dian agent at Wind River reservation,
Wyoming, has requested the war de-
partment 10 send additional troops TO
Fort Washable, not because there Il
likely to be any trouble with the In
dams OF the reservation but In caNo
there should be any occasion for their
need, they win be on hand
Mrs Hattie b. Cleveland Adams, Of
New York. has been appointed assist
ant matron at the Fort Hall Indian
school
PATENTS FOR lDAHOANS.
Patents issued TO residents OF Idaho
William E.Scanor Hope, wrench; sam
uel Ware, Genesee, gate.
PENSIONS.
Pensions granted Utah-Thofnas Har-
ris, $40.
Idaho Henry Shaw, sl2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27

The will OF George Good. deceased,
was filed for probate today in the dis
trict court together with the petition
for letters testamentary of Mrs. Ce-
lestine Good. widow OF deacesed, who
Is named in the will as executrlx.
Mr.. Good died in this city on Oct. H..
His estate consists OF cash on deposit
in two local banks amounting TO $1,000
and one-half interest In a saloon bus
ow, with the provision that she shall
care for the two children. aged and 2ia
years, the only other heirs TO the estate.
The petition will be heard by Judge
Hall on Friday, Nov. 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
Run on a st. Louis Trust Co.

81. Louis. oct, 21,-.-As the result Of
osquioting rumors run was started
today on the Mississippi Valley Trust
company, but as fast as the deposltors
poured IN they were given their money
Without hesitancy, Second Vice Presi-
dent John d. Davis sald:
We do not know how the rumor
Tint we were In financial straits got
started but IL probably started In the
department. stores among the hundreds
o. clerks who have their savings m our
bank. We appreciate the confidence
OF those who have allowed their de-
posits TO remain with Va, but we GER
talny want those who have lost conf
gence to Withdraw their money. The
eehk Is perfectly safe and we do not
fear run"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
To Curtail Pig Iron Production

Plttsburg, Oct. 27.-The circular let
ter sent out by j. c. Butler, Jr., of
Youngstown, o.. president OF the Bes-
semer Furnace association. asking pig
iron producers to vote on plan to cur
tail the production so per cent this
quarter, has not received serious atten-
ton, II Ia said, because OF the fact
that the production will be curtailed
close to 80 per cent from the simple
scarcity of orders on the other hand
the billet market Is looming up The
demand has been increasing consider
ably and is being filled from stock. The
leading furnace operators look to a
recovery in pig iron demand after the
openelng OF the next quarter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
Dowie ON "Covetousness.,'

New York, oct. 2L--At the early
morning service In Madison Square
Garden today Dowle gave a brief adj
dress on "Covetousness. and also
spoke about the work done by his fol.
lowers here, saying that great many
converts had been made and about AGO..
600 homes visited. He announced that
a public bantism would take place I'm
the garden this week but that he had
no; decided when II should occur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
WATERMAN COMES ON SCENE,
Robbers Succeed in Blowing OF Sale
Door When Gill Appeared With
A Revolver.
BELIEVES HE HIT ONE BURGLAR.
Three Men Turned the Trick but Got
Nothing but a Waterhaul and
A Bad Scare.

Safe blowers seem to have PEN
chant for lumber offices At an early
hour this morning an attempt was
made to rob the safe in the office OF
Morrison & Merrill Lumber company
at 2il North Third West. There were
three robbers concerned in the plot
and they gained entrance to the place
by prying the front door open with
Jimmy" They probably would have
succeeded In stealing goodly sum Of
money but for the fact that Watch
man CHI who sleeps upstairs above the
Office, heard the explosion and fred
several shots from a revolver at the
fleeing robbers.
WENT OVER THE FENCE.
The men worked noiselessly until the
charge of nitroglycerlne in the vault
door exploded. The explosion awaken
ed Mr. Gil, who arose quickly and seiz-
ed his revolver. In getting out Of bed,
however, he kicked Ole Of his shoes and
the safe blowers hearing the noise be.
came alarmed and fed Az they were
jumping over the fence Gill fired several
shots at them and II is believed that
he wounded one OF the men, He heard
one OF them say Come on" and the
reply, Il can't run any faster"
THEY DID NOT WAIT.
After blowing open the vault door
the robbers found an inner safe to con-
tend With They did not have time,
| however. TO blow this open because by
that time Mr. Gill was awakened and
prepared to give the fellows warm
reception
POLICE INVESTIGATE.
The door OF the vault was ruined, but
! no damage was done TO the safe and
| the robbers secured nothing for their
! pains, The police were quickly notified
and officers were Gent to the scene TO
| investigate. Although II is believed that
| Gill wounded one OF the men no trace
of them could be found and there Is
no clue az to their Identity. No dam
age was done In the Office except to the
| vault door OF which the combination
was blown off. The officers found safe
| drill and piece Of fuse which We're
taken to the police station.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
Western League Announcement.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Oct 2T.--
Messrs, r. j Burns and d c, Packard,
Western league magnates, made an OFF,
cial announcement today regarding the
controversy With the American associa-
ton. The whole question IL To be left
TO an arbitration board, Of which How
ard Griifiths of the Jersey City Baseball
club, has been selected chairman, each
league to select another member The
decision Of the board is TO be final
Each league win set forth its side OF
the controversy in writing within the
next ten days and a settlement effected
as soon as It Is possible for the board
to meet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
Pope Receives Cardinal Moran.

Rome, Oct. 27.--'rhe pope today re-
ceived Cardinal Moran in farewell au-
dience The pontiff was most affable to
the cardinal, speaking lengthily about
Australia and also about the English.
speaking countries generally, saying
their complete liberty In the exercise of
their religion represented the best field
for the growth and spread of Catholic
ism, After the audience Cardinal Mo-
ran presented a set OF English speak
ing people. America being represented
by Mr. and Mrs. Butler and Mr.. and
Mrs, Abel OF Baltimore, to whom the
pope addressed the kindest words, gave
them his hand to kiss and bestowed
ON them the apostolic blessing, which
was extended TO their families.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
National Guard Breaks Camp.

Fort Riley, Kansas, oct. 2I--All the
national guard regiments broke camp
this morning and left for home.
The remainder OF the program for the
regulars has been re-arranged. There
was no mllitay problem for today and
tomorrow win see the last exercise Of
that character. when convoy will W
sent out and attacked and defended by
the opposing forces Thursday night
the troops Will march out at night fall,
bvouac and establish outposts In the
morning. The remainder OF the week
viii be given over to drills and target
practise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27

Wagner OF Berlin. These men are
known to be allied with the Stilwcl in
terests, and they met Informally to
discuss a plan for regalning control OF
the company. a plan is said to be on
foot to wind up the affairs OF the COM
pany, according TO one authority In
which event, II Is asserted, all the Still
well interests may be centralized In the
Mexican Trust company, which Mr.
Stilwell organized to finance his newly
projected railway the Kansas City.
Mexico and Orient. The latter PROPOSE
iion would not be discussed by the
stockholders now here,
Sccy. IS. Il. Weibie said:
THE present board OF directors prob
ably VIII be reelected. No trouble
whatever will develop. This Is to be
simply a meeting of the stockholders.
most Of whom VIII be represented by
proxy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
Hill Doesn't Want to Talk

st. Paul MINI, Oct. 25..-James J.
Hill, when asked by the Associated
Press II he had fixed date when he
could meet the mediation committee
proposed by President Strain OF Great
Falls, Mont. TO adjust the Amalga-
mated-Heinae case In Montana, said:
81 do not want to say anything about
II. have not decided on the date
II can do any good | will be glad to
do so, but l don't want to talk for
publication as publicity might do a
great deal OF harm"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
GUARDIAN TRUST co.
Stockholders Meeting Promises
10 be Very lively.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. Elm some
respects the annual stockholdera' meet
ing OF the Guardian Trust company
which viii be held al the general Off
oes OF the company tomorrow, will be
tlhe most important meeting Of those
Interested In this company ever held,
ior there promises 10 be a final con-
met between the Johr w Gates inter-
ests and those OF the founder Of the
company, a. z. Stilwell, president Of
Inc Kansas City, Mexico & Orient rail-
road. Already several OF the eastern
sIockholders. who are members OF the
directors are In the city. Among them
are y. II. Harris OF New York. William
y. Black 81 Philadelphia, II. Henry
barnes Of New Haven, and Edward
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
SHE WANTS $500.
Mrs Meyer Flies Answer IN oregon short
Line Condemnation Proceedings.

In her answer to the complaint filed
against her In the district court by the
Oregon Short Line Railroad company
Mrs. Kate Meyer asks damages In the
total sum Of $3.50 The company
sought TO condemn q right Of way psSrl
some property in which Mrs Moyef *
interested and upon which she conducts
a store. She values her store at 1920
and her lease on the property at $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
STRIKING SPANISH MINERS.
They Destroy Roundhouse and
Electric Light Plant.

Dlboa. Spain, let, 27.--The striking
miners destroyed with dynamite during
the night railroad roundhouse and
the electric light and telephone plants.
The strike, which has now spread TO
AL the mines In the district, causes
great anxiety, as the employers persist
IN refusing TO consider the demands
lor the weekly payment OF wages until
the men resume work. The aim OF the
employers, II Ia said, IL to induce tho
men 10 negotiate with them directly
Without the intervention OF the unions.
The Socialists are taking a prominent
part IN the agitation.