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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-22
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,

consult County Clerk or the respeotlvs
fgners for further Information.
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS. ESTATE
20 the undersigned at No. Csi South SYM
oalioIs VIII present claims with voucbers
10 the undersign1l az No. e5 Suuih SWIM
West suett salt Lake City, Salt I,ako
September, A. ID. 1895. D1' W
Date Of first publication. Nav e9na A
d. 1910 -N' s-hu' a.
EMILY McCARROLL BTRREtJ.
AdministratnH with WIN AnneyrJ ~ ,ho
5ist WIZ ana Estate OF Elizabeth i.
4hOinaA Adams, Attorney for Estate
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WEBER SCHOOL ELECTION.
Vote on Consolidation Of Districts
Drunk Proves Burglar.

kSpctlN 70 the 4NtNas
ogden. May 2-'rhe question u con-
solldating the county school districts Of
Weber county in two districts, which has
agitated pedagogues and school patrons
% this section for some lime De- being
settled at the polls today. The question
involved Is whether the many districts
will remain as al present, OF be CONSOLE
GATED into two grand divisions, W TO-
noon the vote was very light and the
school officials estimate that not ouc-half
OF those entitled to the privilege VIII
vote
County Superintendent OF Schools Wiz.
son. together with number of teachers.
is holding an eighth grade examination 10
the Weber Stake academy today. There
are about 100 pupils from the various
schools Of the county going through tho
ordeal
DRUNK TURNS OUT BURGLAR.
John I.ancict. who was gathered In by
the police last night On the charge Of be-
ing drunk will now have 90 face more
serious chargc-that Of burglary. When
searched at The station q number Of nrti.
Giles which were stolen from the rooms of
y. T. FlyRarc Jr. on Tuesday night were
discovered among the prisoners effects.
CHICKENS STOLEN.
Mr c. larsen .of Wilson Lane. Weber
county reported 20 tie police this morn
Ing that sneak thieves Invested hia henery
Of 2s ine chickefs Hast aighL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-22
DIED

DOwNEY. in this city, May q, 1906 of
consumption. Edward J. r. Downey' IN
the forty-fifth year Of his axe
Funeral from the late residence, 6 East
court, Sunday, May u. az 2 D. m. I,
REESE.--At his residence. $50 Grant ave.
nue.. this city, May 2 is18. OF dropsy,
Edward w. Reese, AGED @ years and 2
months.
Funeral from this Twenty.egth ward
ueslingh0tse tomorrow. Saturday. at 2 p.
IN, Friends are invited " attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-22

10 in Utah and not until ahearlng ypcr-
atlons are resumed VIII there be any
more big shipments The wool market
seems 10 still Keep uncertain with prices
Tor average grades Of wool ranging
from lgls cents TO IA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-22
ChInese RebeIs Caplnre LIn Au Fn

Pekin, May 22-An imperial edlct,
just Issued, announcing that the rebels
have captured the prefectural city Of
Lin An Flu, province Of Yum Nan, or
sders that the yiceroy Of Yum Nan SUP.
press the insurTectIon immediately.
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RELIEF society oalccrs' Meeting.

The officers meeting ofthe Salt Lake
stake Relief society will be held In the
Fourteenth ward hall Saturday, May
2S 1908. at D. m. All are invited.
NJ. ISABELLA HORNE.
President
], s. wOOLLEY,
Secretary.
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DISTINGUISHED
GERMANS HERE
Continued from page ope)

taveson, Stanley Jonasson, Elder owen.
Ernest Schettler, Frank w. Penrose
and others
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-12
NORMAL IN SESSION..
Forty Fall River Teachers Are in At
NV -. fandance.

r Ilas U.NHHs= L lStIOGI(SsH .1 -.Haa
Hot Springs, S. D., June 9.-The Fal,
River county normal institute is in
session now at this place, with about
forty teachers in attendance. Profess
sor Cobb is conductor; Miss Catherine
Cunningham, a very able teacher, Is
~instructing the classes in history, geog-
raphy n grammar, II Miss Alice
Wilson of Iowa is In charge Of the
primary department. On Tuesday
evening DR.. Morris will deliver a lee
ture on The Lost Arts" at the opera
house.
Senator Kittredge of Sioux Fails is
here for a few days at h Evans. The
senator is on his regular visit to the
various towns in the Black Hills, and
is in fine health and spirits. He will
go from here to the upper Hills, stop
ping at Deadwood, Sturgis and other
towns.
The Palace, hotel of this place has
been leased by w. H. Tompkins of
Rapid City, who will open it on the 10th
Of June. The palace is one of the neat
est Of the small hotels here and has
been closed for several months.
Mr.. John L. Burke Of Hot Springs.
lately appointed receiver of the Unit
ed States land office at Rapid City.
moved his family to Rapid City th!s
week.
The board of directors of the State
Soldiers home have adjourned theil
meeting to the Goth of June, twher
Colonel Goddard will be here to sue
coed Colonel Lucas as commandant OF
the home. which is located here.
Mrs. H. Smith died Sunday night at
the hon Of her sons, Albert and Will
liam Rudd, after a prolonged illness
and was buried at Evergreen cemetery
on Tuesday.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-12
RETURN A FUGITIVE.
George Young Is Taken Back to Wis
consin for Fraud

George Young Is Taken Back to Wis
eonsin for Fraud.
Sioux Falls, S. D.. June 10.-An order
has been issued by Judge Garland Of the
United States court in this city, for the
transfer to Wisconsin OF George A.
Young.,a fugitive from the federal au-
thorities OF that state, who was located
and arrested at Sisseton. s. D., a few
days g and lodged in the county jail In
this city.
He will be- taken to Wisconsin and
turned over to the federal authorities OF
that state by Deputy UnitedsStates Mar
shall Collins, whose headquarters are at
Aberdeen, and who brought the prisoner
to Sioux Falls.
Young will be tried In the United
States court for Wisconsin. He is
charged with having attempted to de-
fraud the government while a clerk In the
postoffce at Fifield. Wis, by making false
reports Of the business transacted by the
office during the quarter year ending Sep
TENDER 80. 1900.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-12
3oMBARDED BY FRENCH
Alserian Brigands Are Paying for
outrages Perpetrated on Foreign
ers-Not After Territory,

Benz Ounif, Algeria, June 10.-The
French artillery opened preliminary
Ire at $3.50 o'clock this morning on the
'ebellious Fugius' tribesmen.
General O'Connor commands the
punitive expedition, consisting Of 1000
men of the foreign legion and a strong
.orce OF, artillery armed with guns fir
ng Melinite shells. 8
The actual b~ombardment began at
1880 o'clock and lasted until $3.50, when
The French troops captured two stra-
%,etical hills. gaining these positions by
surprise. 1t is believed the native loss
s heavy but no definite facts or
casualties are obtainable until the
French enter F'ugiug. There is no loss
N the French side.
Wants No Territory.
France has formally notified the
overs h has no intention Of taking
Moroccan territory, and will only pun
sh Arab brigands who are responsible
Tor the recent attack on the escort Of
Governor General Jontnart.
General O'Connor was Instructed to
give men and children in Flying an op-
,ortunity to leave town before the
commandment. A friendly Arab courier
bringing notification to this effect to
women and children vas killed while
carrying the messages.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-12
.%DESpERADOES KILL
The DEATH WATCH.
Bad Trio Beat Up Their GUAR
and Kill Death Watch
Over a Fourth.
ALL MAKE THEIR ESCAPE
Hundreds of Men Are Pursuing Fou,
Montana Brisands and Are De.
termined to Take Them
Planned Delivery.

Helena, Mont, June 1o.-Jack Will
liams, who was shot in a jail deliver,
at Glasgow late Saturday, died Sun
day, and William billiard, who was
beaten with the butt of a revolver, is In
a critical condition. The four men who
effected their escape are still at large
TWO of them have horses, and theil
chances for escaping appear to be good
although w posses are In pursuit. The
men on horseback are believed to be
George Hardee and William Brown, the
latter who secured a Jail sentence, the
officials assert. for the purpose Of aid.
ing the formers escape.
Hardee was under death sentence
and was to have been executed June 26
This Is the second time he has escaped
from Glasgow Jail. He is a desperate
character, and before he Is taken pris-
oner again other lives must be sacri-
feed, officials believe. Notwithstand.
Ing this, evera hundred men are fol-
lowing him as best they can, and news
of a sanguinary encounter is expected
at any moment. Hardee was known to
have visited a ranch ten miles east OF
Glasgow Sunday morning, but has q
five hours start in the chase. Accom-.
panied by Brown, he is thought to be
heading for the Bad Lands.
Killed Death Watch.
Dlllard was IN the cage or the GlaS.
gov jail Saturday evening giving the
prisoners their meal when he was at.
tackled and his revolver taken from
him by Brown and Joe Pierce.
He was beaten into insensibility with
his W gun. The men then turned
their attention to Williams, Who wal
acting as Hardee's death watch. Will.
Jams put up a game fight against the
three desperadoes, INC with his life
paid the penalty, Pierce or Brown
shooting him down at close range
They then liberated Hardee and, with
a fourth prisoner. all left the prison
The alarm vas o given by the
sheriff's wife, but owing to the dark.
ness the men could not be traced.
Sunday morning it was found thas
three of them had crossed the river,
but no trace was to be had of the
fourth man. who is believed to be hid
ing in town.
Trace was 500 had of Hardee ant
Brown at Stephens ranch. M the
chase was resumed. No word has beer
received from this posse, although mo.
mentarily expected. Another posse Is
searching for the other two prisoners
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-12
RACE DECLARED OFF.
Heavy Fog on the Sound Prevents
Cup Defenders From
Sailinq.

Highland, N. j., June 10-A fog hung
heavily owe Sandy Hook course this
morning, where the yachts Reliance,
Constitution and Columbia We're to
meet today in a further contest for the
lonor Of defending the Americas cup.
Rain had fallen all night and prospects
we're not bright for a decisive race.
Today's contest is awaited with more
,:han usual interest, because If the Re-
lance again defeats her adversaries
here will be few who will not con-
.ede she will be the cups defender.
Her superiority in the quieter waters
# the sound and lighter airs has been
established.
Today's event is in the same waters
n which the international races will
Sc held. Whether the Reliance will act
LIS well in rougher water Is the in
:eresting question. The wind is vari-
lble and shifting from the south to the
southeast to south-southwest. 1t is
blowing from ten to twelve miles, with
low and then q squall, which sent
clouds scurrying only to return at
periods.
Finally, owing to the heavy fog, the
ace was declared off.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-12
CONVERSATION PAID.
Barber Gets a s1,4oo Tip from a Young
Millionaire.

Barber Gets a s1,4oo Tip from a Young.
Millionaire.
New York, June 10.-Douglas Gordon;
whose sister married Senator Hanna's,
ION, has created more than a mild SEN,
,ation among wealthy men about;
by his record smashing barber
ip.
TO George NJ. Duncan, a barber at
he Hotel Cadillac shop. he presented a
check for s1.40o, remarking: ~ think,
vou have earned this; take it and buy,
Yourself a barber shop"
Taking the young millionaire's ad-,
nee, Duncan looked about for a favor;
ible opening and finally purchased a!
HOP on Eighth avenue :
Recently, while Duncan was shaving.
Hr. Gordon, he expressed the hope to;
n day own a shop, but at the same,
line expressed doubt If he ever would,
lave money enough. The tip mentioned
vas the outcome Of this conversational
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-12
ELK POINT DOCTOR
SAID TO Be INSANE
]. g. Rhoden, Popular Physi
clan, Strays Away From.
Party in Naples, italy.
HE IS NOW IN CHICAGO
Spent Last Night at Central Polica
station-Is in the Custody of
His Brother-in-Law, Dem
mis- o. Flaherty.

Chicago, June 1o.-Dr. j. G. Rhoden
of Elk Point, S. D.. supposedly insane,
spent last night at the Central police
station on his way home from Europe.
Dennis O'Flaherty, Rhoden's brother
in-iaw. who brought the latter here,
says the doctor left home on a Europe
an trip with other western physicians.
but drifted from the party and was
not heard from for q fortnight, when
the American consul at Naples cabled
that Rhoden vas there without money
and apparently insane.
Money was sent for his t~ransporta-
ton and O'Fiaherty and Mrs. Rhoden
met him in New York.
He will be taken home Immediately
If his condition permits.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-12
CALDWELL RESIGNS.
Story That Judge H. c. Caldwell! Is No
Longer on the Bench Con-
firmed by Relatives,

Washington, June 10.-It is the cur
cent report here, not yet confirmed,
that the resignation of Judge Henry c..
Caldwell, of the federal circuit court
of appeals, has been placed in the
hands of the president. The story or
iginated in Omaha, where it is said
to have been verified.
Denver. Colo, June s.-Relatives Of
United States Judge Henry G. Cald-
well confirm the report of his r%esigna-
ton telegraphed from Little Rock,
Ark. They say that his resignation be-
!calne effective June 5. Chief Justice
John Campbell of the supreme court OF
colorado is. mentioned here as the
probable successor of Judge Caldwell
on the bench Of the United States court
of appeals.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-12
FOR MORO RULE.
Philippine Commission Enacts
a Measure Providing for Ter
ritorial Government.

Manila, June 10-The Philippine COM
mission has enacted a bill providing
for government Of the Moros. Gov
ernor Taft aud Major General Davis
jointly drafted it.
The measure practically makes Moro
province an autonomous colony Of the
Philippines. which the Philippine gov
eminent controls, and creates an APP
pointive legislative council to provide
local laws, the commission reserving
the right to amend or annul them.
Governor Taft will appoint officials.
The bill provides far partial military
government, and it is expected General
Leonard Wood will be the first gov
ernor of Moro province.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-12
IGNORE EACH OTHER.
Loubet Will Probably Not Ask
an Audience With the Pope
When He Visits Rome.

Rome, June 10-Negotiations between
attitude to be assumed by President
Loubet towards the pope during the
presidents coming visit to Rome, are
at a %standstill. The vatican hopes a
change will occur, by France modifying
the situation.
If no change takes place the idea pre-
walls that NJ. Loubet will not ask to see
the pope thus avoiding a refusal, which
would necessarily bring about rupture
between France and the vatican.
The authorities believe that by M.
Loubet and the pope ignoring each 9TH
er the present status of relations be-
tween the church and the French re-
public will be maintained.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-12
TAYLOR WINS OUT.
MeckIing Man Captured High Score
vermiilion Stockholders
.@ EIected-

Vermillion. S. D., June 9.-The program,
for the nnual state shooting tournament
was brought to a close last evening. The
weather remained almost perfect through
out yesterday. Henry G. Taylor of Neck
ling would not permit Shaw to carry off
the high average for the two days, but
went after and won 1t for himself. The
live bird championship shoot was won by
shaw, after shooting off a tie with Jones.
Spatz. Slocum, Nelson, all five OF these
killing their first ten birds. There were
~forty-one entries yesterday.
At a meeting of the association H. G.
Taylor was reelected president; A. John
son, Watertown, vice president; Corey.
Watertown, secretary; +. Drey, Beres-
ford, treasurer. It was decided to ho.d
the next annual tournament at Water.
town.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-12
FRATERNITY
TAKES DEADWO0D
City Is Crowded With Grand
lodge Members and Homes
Are Thrown Open.
GIVEN CORDIAL WELCOME
Delegates Arrived in Yesterday After.
noon Five Hundred Strong in Two
Special Trains-New Hotel
Franklin Is Crowded.

Deadwood, S. D., June s.-Deadwood
Is crowded today with delegates to the
Masonic grand lodge which opens here
Tuesday for a W. days session. To
day the delegates are being taken on
an excursion over the Scenic Canyon
route. The city will put forth every
inducement possible for a good time,
and will see hat all delegates have a
royal time.
Five hundred delegates arrived in
yesterday afternoon on two special
trains. They were met at the depot
and given royal receptions. The new
Hotel Franklin is already crowded
and private citizens are helping care
for the delegates,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-12
ONE GOT HIS HAIR CUT.
AS a Result Prof. Wiley's Poison Squas
Must Have a Vacation.

Washington. June 1O.-Because Q
member of the poison squad, who pos
sessed an enormous mop Of football,
hair, INDUCED in a haircut, Professor
Wiley's borax boarders will be given 9
short vacation beginning June 80.
There are two versions of the affair
One is to the effect that the membe.
who visited the barber shop was a par
t1cularly promising member of the
squad, and the subject of some delicate
experiments. When without consult.
ing anybody he had his hair cut he
quite effectually succeeded in throw.
ing or the official scales and blocking
the ends of science, causing much con
fusion in the data.
Professor Wiley claims the story il:
untrue, and says that with the az.
proach of hot weather the diet of en-
balmed and preserved food became
particularly unpalatable and caused 3
rebellion among the boarders, so he
decided to let them off for a while.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-12
GROFFs INDICTED.
Federal Grand Jury Finds That They
Offered Brides to A. w.
!. ~. VI Machen. 49,.

Washington, June 10.-The federal
rrand jury has found true bills against
croft Bros. in connection with the al
eyed Offering of a bride to A. w.
.Nachen, former superintendent OF
rec delivery in the postoftice depart
nent.
Croft Bros. will be tried under a sec
ion Of the revised statutes which
makes it an offense to promise money
10 any government officer with a view
10 influencing his action on any ques-
lion or matter which may be pending
before him.
The grand jury will at once take up
The case of James N. Tyner, former as
sistant attorney general for the post
,fice department. who was dismissed
rom Office as a result Of rifing the
safe In his office.
Although the opening Of the safe was
aot done by Tyner personally, it is
,aid he was connected with the act in
,uch q way as to compel laying the case
before the grand jury for its action.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-12
DRIVEN TO SUICIDE
E. 3. DUEL, Who Drowned Himself,
Was Victim of Circumstances.

Rapid City. S. D., June 1o.-The sui
eide of E. B. Duell. who drowned him
self In Box Elder creek. is now thought
ito be due to his connection with the
case ct John g. Smith, on trial here for
Incest.
Smith is charged with being the ia
Their OF his own daughters child. The
girl is very young. and Duell formerly
kept company with her and was great
ly infatuated with her. He was the
principal witness against Smith, and
Smith sought to clear himself and
overthrow Duell's testimony by claim
ing that DUEL had himself wronged
the girl.
The evidence showed clearly that
Smith had been guilty OF such relations
with his two daughters for some time.
and the girls through fear kept still
about it for a long time. The girls
We're finally induced to testify against
their father and complaints were made
against him.
From notes left by Duell it Is plain
he had contemplated suiciding for some
months, perhaps since finding what
condition his former sweetheart was
In, and that when her father tried to
'implicate him he decided to kill him
self at once. He was engaged to
Smiths daughter.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-12
Chicago.

Chicago, June 9.-Hogs-Receipts, Is, 900.
Market steady to strong. Good heavy,
6.S5G6.10; light s5.5V95.75; mixed and
$5.S5Q5. s5: rough heavy, S. 65a5. IS.
Cattle-Receipts. 5000. Market steady.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000. Market steady
Closing-Hogs-Bulk, s5.7505.90; good
ieavy, $5.SG46:G: light, $5.4505.75; mixed
md butchers, s5.5Gg5.S5; rough heavy, $5.65
$3.50.
~Cattle-Slow and 1oc lower, with beeves
s y at $. o 30; COWS and heifers, s2.2
94;lo; SUCKERS and feeders, 81. 7544.S0.
SheeprSteady at s.. 50a5 rs; lambs, 81. so
pits. ~
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-12

The duke OF Rutland has a record
o which 1t would be hard to find a
parallel In modern politics. He has
lived to see the Jubilee OF his first en-
trance into cabinet rank. and cele-
a few years ago, the iftieth
anniversary Of his first cabinet council.
He was a cabinet minister before Lord
Salisbury entered parliament, when
Lord Rosebery and Mr.. Balfour were
learning the alphabet, and when Mr..
chamberlain was beginning his bust
ness career In his fathers screw fac
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-12
FAILURE MEANS MUCH.
An Absolute Loss of s75o,ooo in Wreck
of Big San Francisco Grain
House.

San Francisco. June 10.-The Chron-,
Gle today says:
The Eppinger failure. which is now
declared to be the inevitable result OF
about five years unwise Investment. Is
more sweeping In its results than at
arst supposed It is now known that
the liabilities will approximate $685.
700. The absolute loss. with no pos
sible payment. will be approximately
s750,000. The Eppingers will be left
practically penniless, and tour San
Francisco banks and three country
banks will have to bear the combined
loss of $500 900.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-12
viii Commence Pavinu.

Lead, S. D.. June 9.--Patrick Nc
Donald Of Duluth, Mimi, who has the
contract for paving thess principal
streets OF Lead, has arrived, prepared
to begin work on his contract. He an
tnounces that the wet weather Of the
spring has been the cause of the delay,
but he is ready now and will inaug-
urate the paving June Is. MainI and
Mil streets are to be laid with paving
brick. the contract involving a cost Of
approximately $4,000. Mr.. Mcdonald
had the contract for laying the sewer
system in Lead two years ago.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-12
SIOUX FALLS
Bishop Hare Will Preside at the Com
ina Session.

ing SoSSiOn.
Sioux Falls, s. D., June 9.-The annual
meeting OF the Eastern Deanery Of the
Episcopal church of South Dakota will be
held In this city this week. commencing
tomorrow and continuing until Wednes-
day evening. This deanery is one of three
in the state Rt. Rev. w. II. Hare, Epis-
copal bishop Of South Dakota, will pre-
side at the sessions. which are to be held
In Calvary cathedral.
The Rt. Rev. Cameron Mann. D.. D.,
bishop Of North Dakota, who is to de-
liver the ~baccalaureate address at All
Saints school on Wednesday evening, will
speak to the clergy n candidates for or
sders on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Tomorrow forenoon portions of Bishop
Hare's annual address will be delivered.
A good attendance OF clergymen n lay
delegates Is expected at he meeting. The
will be pleasantly and profitably
varied by events incident to commence
noent at All Saints schoO