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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
FlvNG GIRL
| SHOOTS FOOTPAD
1, o,3,rss Her to Deliver her
/ Money
I,,,,r. MOMENT" SHE SAID
/. ..,a in chnrlaiuo' Ore" o'' u
~ "'"' s,nt a Bullet Through
His BODY

omaha, Neb, Feb. 2o--Late ' on ns
Vp. n,,on Wilson was held up by
Us i''' Williams, a colored foo'pad'
P'''ss .rdod her money She drew a
DO and shot him, lnflictlng a
E l.sns that at crippled him. and a few
guy ,.,o, he was located and arrested
w.. wilson had been out at a fam
~, ,s..,ng williams met her as she
,'ns home and told her to halt
q Ind, sO,a1 that she deliver her
..v saving that II she did not ne
End y,' cut her throat displaying a 'N'S'
US. wilson replied; Certainly, but
as minute. AS she said this she
NY cbatelalne bag she was car
XIV and taking out a revolver point
" Williams and fired. -
~ y Wilson then telephoned TO the
~ met she had shot a man. AFTER
y syplalnng the circumstances
. . t sonnd Williams was hiding IN
4 In of a barn. The bullet entered
n abJomen and is likely to prove Ia
H.. wilson is IS years Of age and
ssugbter OF one Of the wealthlest
kmNps Of The CITY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
ALLIES AND UNITED STATES.
Latter Not Informed OF Intended CO.
operation of Germany and England.

London Feb. l9,-The foreign under
secretary Lord Cranborne, said in the
house Of commons today that no formal
intimation Of the intended cooperation
Of Germany and Great Britain for col
Letting claims against Venezuela was
made to the United States that Ger
man and Great Britain might be COM
PEELED to resort TO coercion. Before the
commencement Of the hostile operations
1t was arranged that Mr.. Bowen should
take charge Of the British and Ger
man interests at Caracas. The first def
mite proposal for cooperation was
made In a dispatch from the German
ambassador July %. At the beginning
of 1902 the British government became
aware that Germany was contemplate
ing a resort TO coercion. and by the
middle of July the British government
concluded It right to do the same
thing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20

Ct years IN politics. He en-
tered the New Brunswick legislature
from Kent county in 1912, served eight
years as a representative, then 10 years
in the legislative council before be-
'omng senator He was az one time
eceiyer general Of New Brunswick.
Senator Wark is in excellent health.
He expects 60 attend next months
meeting OF the senate at Ottawa, al
though he will have to travel hundreds
Of miles TO do so.
AS the father OF lntercolonlal prefer
entail trade in Canada, before confed-
ration, the aged senator gained con-
slderAhle fnme.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
Idgmeut in Humbert Case Feb. 81.

Pans, Feb, lg.-The hearing Of Banker
fiauls libel suit against the Hum
~ was resumed today and upon adj
Fnment the court announced that
gment would be rendered on Satur-
Ete plea Of the assistant prosecutor,
Lescouye, counseled leniency which
p considered favorable TO the ac-
rlhl Of the prisoners.
N The opening Of the hearing today
h presiding Judge asked Nine. Hum
N II she desired to make a statement.
was done in order TO contradict
assertions that the court was 9esir-
o. sIIencng the Humberts' threat
b disclosures.
PINE. Humbert replied that she
lfAed 10 reserve her statement until
r. her lawyers had presented the
N she also asked for the summon
~ Witnesses to disprove The specific
lge that the Humberts appropriated
4 CatiauFs lawyer, Maltre Bernard.
lhen heard He made a severe ar
snhsnl Of the prisoners, who he de-
10 70 be the authors Of untold ruin
business disaster accompanied by
Death by suicide Of many OF the
ne Humbert dld not show any
o. her reported illness, and all
their spirits. '''' '''''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
NORTHWEST SCHEDULE.
II Is Announced by President Lucas
or the League.

Spokane, Wash. Feb 1s.-President
w. H. Lucas Of the Pacific Northwest
Baseball club stated today that the
season Is slated to begin April 2S The
schedule calls for five games per week
or l20 games in all for each team. Spo-
kane and Tacoma will play 60 games
at home. Butte and Helena 20 on their
home grounds.while Portland and Seat.
tie, where the fighting is expected, will
lave 70 games at home. II is expected
the season win open In Spokane, Seat
tie or Portland. The Butte or Helena
team will play here, while Tacoma will
probably play at Seattle for the open
ing contests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
HORACE WHITE RETIREs.
From His Position as Editor-in-
Chief of the Evening Post.

New York, Feb 2O.-It is announced
that Mr.. Horace White has retired from
his position as chief editor Of the Even
ing Post Mr. White IL succeeded by
Mr. Rollo ogden, for q years member
OF the editorial staff Of the paper. He
will retain an editorial connection with
the Post, and will also remain as pres
ident OF the Evening Post company.
Mr. White is almost as well known as
a writer on finance and authority on
Roman history and the Greek language
as a journalist. Born In Cobrook n,
H., in 1884, he was graduated In 1853
from Beloit college. He took up news
paper work, and from 1854 to 1874 he
was editor and one OF the chief own
ers Of the Chicago Tribune Some Of
his best known works are 1.-THE silver
Question" Coins Financial Fool, and
"The Gold Standard"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
INSPECTOR REFUSED BRIDE.
Consequence Is Spokane saloonman
IL In Jail.

Seattle Wash, Feb. l9,--H. Poitras,
a saloonkeepcr Of Spokane, came to Sc
attic today and, proceeding TO the GUS
toms office, is alleged to have openly
offered Inspector James p. LAWN $500
If IN future he would wire him In ad-
vance when he intended starting for
Spokane TO investigate women imported
from France for immoral purposes, The
offer II 10 claimed was repeated In
the presence Of two other custom OFF,
GERS, Poltras was placed under arrest
and taken before Commissioner Keifer,
where he was bound over TO the United
states court IN 81 900 bonds. lie Is con-
fined in the county Jail, and has tele-
phoned to Spokane for the money,
which Is expected TO arrive tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20

In the death of Candcros ana FL Karn.
Results.
First race, Futurity course selling
Prestorus won, Priestlke second Mer-
wan third. Time ll2.
Second ace, three and one-half fur
longs, selling Memoram won, Selected
second, orc Rose third. Time, O;4lia.
Third race. SIX furlongs. selling
Royal i, won, Nellie Hawthorne Sec
ond ANY | third Time. lljA.
Fourth race. one mile and 50 yards,
selling Meehanus won, Champagne
second lgnacio third Time, llih
Fifth race, one mile. selllng-Stunts
won, Andrew Ring second Donami
third Time l,i3.
Sixth race, six furlongs. selling--Mr,
Dinkley won, Flornel IL second, Ca
thello third, Time, lax.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
,...ao0,.n Avalanche UnrestraIned

|vsopa Feb 2O,-Presldent Michael
\ N AZ the Central Macedonian COM
',sa. v who was arrested by order Of
X IA Rulearian government on Feb IL,
4, hem interviewed IN the prison at
Isa He asserted that the arrest or
n Macedonian leaders had not
Es,,slned me Macedonian avalanche,
4 declared that the Bulgarian and
Esssn governments and the diplo-
'ss tail to understand the Macedon-
-....lln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
Government jus, Escapes Defeat.

New York, Feb 20.-The government
narrowly escaped defeat In the COM
mons last night, says the Tribune's
London representative. Mr. Lambert
moved an amendment 20 the address
drawing attention 10 the non-prosecu-
ton Of the directors Of the London and
Globe finance corporation. He suggest
ed that the prosecution had been with
held because titled persons were con-
nected with the affairs Of the corpora
ton. and he read out a list OF titled
names in support Of hi. argument This
suggestion was repudlated with much
vehemence by the attorney general
and solicitor general but their conten-
ton that nothing could be done In the
matter deeply offended members on
both sides Of the house. Il was evident
that the set OF opinion was very strong
ly against the line which the law Off
GERS Of the crown had taken. At a
critical juncture. when defeat Of the
government seemed certain. Mr. Bal
four interviewed, and by promise of linz
mediate legislation TO cover future
cases Of a similar character, he saved
the situation, and the government
emerged from the division with a ma
iority of 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
OLDEST LIVING LEGISLATOR.
Hon. David Wark Enters on His
Hundredth Year.

Frederlcktown. N. b., Feb. 2O..-Iion.
David Wark, LII. d., has entered upon
the hundredth year Of his age. and he
claims the distinction Of being the old
est living legislator in the world. He
Is a member Of the Canadian senate,
having been called to a seat in that
body Of the confederation all Canada.
The senator has been longer in public
life than any other legislator Of the
present day, having spent more than
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
Escaped Prisoner Captured

Butte, Mont. Feb. ia special to
the Miner from Bridger. Mont. says
that Fred Clark, a government prls-
oner who escaped from the authorities
al Red Lodge last Sunday, was cap
tured today at sheep camp al Crock
EFT. Wyo Clark had been without food
three days and was about famished.
He was nearly frozen 10 death when he
appeared at camp, Clark rode his
horse until the animal dropped. then
pressed on a foot Clark is wanted for
theft on the reservation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
DEATHS FROM BURNING.
jury Says the c. T.. a. I. Accident
Was Due 10 Gross Carlessness.

Pueblo, Colo. Feb 2O.--After an in
vestigation extending over several days
and during which numerous witnesses
were examined, the jury impaneled to
investigate the death OF the four men
who were fatally burned at the steel
works last week has just returned a
verdict charging gross negligence
against the Colorado Fuel & Iron COM
pany. The verdict states that the
men came to their death by the over
turning Of a laddle filled with molten
iron due to the defective design Of the
lade. which was not staple, that the de-
feet in said ladle was known TO the
Colorado Fuel & Iron company before
the accident and that the officers were
guilty Of criminal negligence.
The verdict caused quite a sensation,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
ST. LOUIS WATER SUPPLY.
Said TO be Contaminated by Chicago
Drainage Canal.

st. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 20.--According to
Dr. Armand Ravold, former city bacter-
iologist Of ST. Louis, in his testimony
before the Chicago Drainage Canal
commission, 65 per cent Of the water in
the citys settling basins contain bac-
Illus coli communis. This is a form Of
bacteria showing animal pollution, and
the Missouri authorities expect to prove
by experts that the presence of the
harmful germs In ST. Louis water sup
ply is caused by Chicago emptying It's
sewage into the Illinois river. which in
turn flows into the Mississippi, which
furnishes the water supply for St.
Louis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
Low Prices for Pictures.

New York Feb, 20. Representative
|ryasses by some Of the best Ameri-
y painters sold for absolutely low
css In the Fifth avenue art CALLER
last night, GO paintings bringing only
b. A landscape by Frank De Haven.
I for SIS and $50 was offered for a
[alI canvas By A Il. WANT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
Curron May be Recalled.

|Nsg York Feb. 2O,--lt Is said In polit-
4 circles here, says a Herald dlspatcn
Em London, that there Is a probable
o. Lord Curzon being recalled from
INA shortly and Mr. Bodrick, minis
for war, being raised to the peer
\ and sent out as viceroy In his place.
'he latter's conduct Of the war office
u The apparent failure Of his scheme
army reorganization are severely
,tlezad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
DEAD

DEAD.
George Rotham, Brooklyn.
Gustav Dozier, Bay Ridge.
John Mason, Brooklyn
Frank Mundan, ordnance man.
INJURED.
James Clancy, Lond Island City.
Martin Thoergensen. Brooklyn
w, II. Nangurup. Brooklyn.
Charles Lohnmueller. Brooklyn
Edward b. McMllen, ordnance man,
Several were taken TO their homes or
to Brooklyn hospitals,
All the dead and injured were work.
men at the fort. The explosion could be
heard for miles around.
Accounts as 20 how the fatal blast
was set of differ. one report has il
that the men were filling a lS-inch shell,
while another is that the men were re-
moving a powder charge from a shell
and undertook TO unwind a fuse con-
Meeting the powder chamber with the
percussion cap. This caused sufficient
friction 20 set of the cap and thus ex-
plode the shell.
Mai, Powell. chief surgeon al Fort
Hamilton, was among the first 90 reach
the scene OF the catastrophe and with
fort troops removed the dead and the
injured from the wrecked magazine.
Ambulances and surgeons We're also
summoned from Brooklyn.
The work OF Identifying the dead and
injured was difficult because OF the dis
torted features. blackened by powder
burns. Fort Lafayette Is an old f0It
In the narrows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
RACES AT INGLEsIDE.
Track Record il Broken by Memo
riam Yesterday.

san Francisco Feb 19.-There were
a number Of upsets at InglesIde today.
Only one fayorite scored. Fine weather
prevailed and the track was fast, Mem
oriam the Z to 10 choice In the two
year-old race ran away from her field
and broke the track record for three
and one-half furlongs by covering the
distance In az seconds.
Burns put up great ride on Stunts
and landed him "a winner by a nose
from Andrew Ring In the fifth race.
The stewards today suspended j. T.
Sheehan for rough riding. He Is held
responsible for the accident resulting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
PRESIDENT INVITED.
But VIII Hardly be Able TO Attend
ogden Irrigation Congress.

Washington, Febl9-Senators Kearns
Of Utah and DIETRICH Of Nebraska; VIII
liam Glassman mayor of Ogden, Utah,
and Edward Rosewater, editor Of the
omaha Bee, today invited President
Roosevelt to attend the eleventh irriga-
ton congress, to be held IN Ogden on
Sept. 3. 9, 10 and H. The president said
he probably would not be able to at
tend the congress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
Frozen to Death Standing up.

Joliet H., Feb 19.-The dead body
OF an unknown man was found on Pat
terson road below Joliet today. The
man had frozen TO death during the
night standing upright, leaning against
a barbed wire fence.
Ice gorges IN the drainage channel are
causing damage below Joliet The ice
piled high and the adjacent land is
OVerllOMed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
MONEY ORDERS on AUSTRIA
Polish Deputy Complains About Uni
ted States Practice.

Vienna. Feb. 20.-The Polish deputy
Dacsynski has complained In the reichs-
rath OF the action Of the United States
postofilce authorities in not Issuing
money orders In austrian currency. lie
said that this was a serious matter.
Many thousand Polish laborers In the
United States, who were unable to I'M
derstand the postoiiice regulations, were
compelled TO apply TO bankers for
drafts at great expense. Herr Dacsyn-
ski asked the minister OF finance to
endeayor TO persuade the American au-
thoritles to change the present system
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
Nevada,s Eight Hour Inv.

Carson New, Feb. l9.-Both houses
of the legislature today passed an eight
hour bill The measure provides that
the working hours IN all mills, mines
and reduction plants shall not exceed
eight hours for any one force Of men.
Gov. Sparks, who was elected on plat
form declaring for an elght-hour law,
viii sign the bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
MATCH DECLARED OFF.
Denver Ed Martin and Fred Russ ]
viii Not Box Here.

Local ring followers viii not have a
chance 20 witness contest between
Denver Ed Martin and Fred Russell, at
least not In this city for some time at
least The proposed bout has been
called OF and Billy Madden and his man
Martin have left for the east.
Billy and Manager Sauer held an
other long consultation yesterday but
no agreement could be reached With
reference 10 the guarantee money They
finally decided that no agreement could
be reached other than 10 call the match
off for the present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
To SETTLE Alaskan boundary.

Washington. Feb. 19.-lt Is learned
that Senator Fairbanks addressed Sir
Wilfrid Laurier respecting a reconven-
ton of the Joint high commission as re-
ported IN the Canadian dispatches, In
pursuance OF the program outlined
when the Alaskan boundary treaty was
ratified. Sir Wlfrid and Senator Fair
banks are, respectively, the ohairmen
OF the Joint commission. and when mat
body adjourned In 1900 II was with the
understanding that Il could be recon-
yened only by the mutual agreement OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
hPholDAr CORNELL.
''''a New Cases and s,uae,,s
sun Leaving.

4 "a n. Y, Feb. lg-sjv,ao. 49,.
H. " Iyphold fever deyejoned Toned h n'e,o
no y n ,s Of them. however hn, v,o
d 7S sns Students OF Cornell uniyers
! ,s ,s.'e afe number Of very seri.
Ia ~ The general exodus Of sin.
H. "a. a week ago has somewhS
j. !. students ,,his continue to lesve,o y '',,
FhqlussY =, intention on the part on the
10, Ivy ~. to close the UNIVERSITY ' As
\ rsip S-s q the 1000 absent students s
n ,. s,,sslaea to WORK. ''uu'n'S
krssss5 -, schurmn this afternoon
upos ~, Wy Students In mass meet.
laa ,r,, present situation. 70,
(tg stpS Seo days there has been a
snity sr,Al sentiment against The
|tsl % authorities because Of the
. 'N' the students de.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
HERRERA WINS ANOTHER.
Takes Jack Madden's Measure In
Fourteen Rounds OF Fighting.

Butte. Feb ia Great Falls special
TO the Miner says that Jack Madden,
the former bantam weight champion Of
the world. was defeated by Aurelio Her
rera tonight in the fourteenth round Of
what was to have been a twenty-rOund
contest his seconds throwing up the
sponge after the New York lad had
been given a terrible beating and was
lettering on his feet,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
Comply with Mrs. sinclair's Reques,

Washington, Feb, 2O-The war de-
partment has compiled with the re-
quest made to the president and Secy.
Root by Mrs. Ellen G, Richter, the
mother OF Private Edward c. Richter
whose death occurred in the Philippines
on Feb Z, 1902, under circumstances
that lead to the court martial Of Lieut.
w. S. Sinclair. and orders have been
issued that Mrs. Richter be furnished
Immediately with a copy Of the court
martial proceedings,
Steps have been taken TO have the
body Of the young soldier brought back
to the United States as soon as this
can be arranged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
Mexican Monetary Conscience.

Mexico city Feb. 20-The Mexican
monetary conference held its first ses-
sion yesterday and was addressed by
Finance Minister Limantour. Il then
organized with Pablo Meceda as pres
ident. Committees were appointed. Az
ter concluding its business the mem
bers Of the conference proceeded 20 pay
their respects 20 President piaz who
wlshd them success In their labors. The
next meeting viii be held Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20

Frederick, replying 20 a question on
the subject, said that neither Lieut..
Col kinloch nor any other officer Of
the Grenadlers had applied for trial by
court marital.
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THREE MEN DEAD.
F'ut or Disastrous Fire in spriop.
field, Ohio.

4 P1ngaeld, Ohio, Feb. l9.-Three men
4 Lea, aead as a result Of a fire which
4 4o!sl S-3.OVo worth Of property
',.., Gay and Fireman Peter Rude
'V0aoly fatally injured.
THE DEAD.
Il. Mulholnnd.
ney Crane
/ Pert Voorhees,
4 s' /. , \, were trying 10 save the
"a Y, aullholand's iewery store the
1 ps y, 2s fountain square theater
WIN IN, h,ullbolland's store. which
I',s I snail maj building and the men we're 'a1 !,
y beneath the ruins. The bodies
I,.,, als started In Mitchell Brothers.
/ sa,', snop IN West Main street
4 5' lucky spread to surrounding
RB8ss. The following being burned
|b,sin Bros plumbing shop.
kisSsl square theoter Y. NJ. G, 4
Is,.s, hautman's clothing store
\ M. queensware shop and Mini.
.aas lewelry store. anu 'iu'''
virgin Of the dre is not known
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
scandal in Guards Regiment.

London. Feb. l9.--The scandal inyolv-
ing the officers Of the guards regiment
was brought up IN the house Of com
mons today. The war secretary. MT.
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KILLED AT TT. LAFAYETTE.
Result of Explosion In Work Room
Naval Storage Magazine.

New York Feb, l9.-Three men were
killed outright, one man so seriously
injured that he died later, two men
fatally and at least seven seriously hurt
in an explosion in the work room OF the
naval storage magazine at Fort Lafay-
cite In New York bay about o'clock
this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20

At the Harmonic alleys last evening
the Brunswick and Railroad teams
made an even break The Brunswick's
won three out OF five games, but when
the total score was added up It was dis.
covered that the Railroad Aggregation
had the largest score by 81 points.
Twice during the games Angel scored
200. and Mcleod Goodwin and thinner
man eacS reached that point once. An
gell made the best average. lC9 2-5,
while Zimmerman was second with o
score OF l66 l-5
The score follows In full.
BRUNSWICK TEAM