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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
DELAWARE REPUBLICANS.
Warning Factions Make Vain IF
fort 10 Compromise,

Wilmington. Del, Sept. OF war
ring factions OF the Republican party
IN Delaware made a vain effort to ef-
feet a compromise on state ticket,
both the Dupont or regular Republicans
and the Addlcks, or union Republicans,
having held their convention and nomi-
mated separate tickets with the excep-
ton OF presidential electors, which are
the same The hitch is over the choice
of candidate for governor, each fac
ton insisting that It shall have the
naming Of the candidate.
Recently the regulars made a propo-
sition that each side withdraw It's tick
Of and that the regulars submit the
names Of 1--WE men from which the
unions might select one as the candi-
date Of both factions for governor
The state committees OF both OF the
factions met here today and endeav-
orcd to reach an agreement. Each COM
mittee IN turn presented a list of names
from which the other might select a
candidate for governor
Both propositions We're rejected The
union committee then offered TO hold a
Joint primary election throughout the
state for the purpose OF allowing the
voters to decide the disputed question:
both factions to abide by the result
The regulars said this could not be
done, as another primary election
would be In violation Of the law, The
union mems answer TO this protest was
that the primary would be merely to
learn the viii OF the voters so as to
guide the committees In making mp the
ticket The regulars would not accept
the proposition. There was no further
exchange Of propositions and both COM
mttees adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30

Special attention has been given TO
agriculture and Industrial training ~
the day school work The recommends
Zion for an employment clerk to assist
returning students I'm securing employ
ment Is renewed. Miss Reel urges
agents and superintendents to have the
children enter the day schools lmmedl-
ately upon reaching school age. Con-
tinung. The report says.
They should go 10 the nearest re-
serYatl0n boarding school and from this
school when sufficiently advanced and
the consent Of the parents has been
obtained, be transferred TO the nearest
non.reservatlon training school. For
many years II has not been possible 10
carry out this system OF transfers and
promotions az successfully as one could
desire. Agents aud superlntendeuts
In many cases for the sake Of obtaining
large attendance al the reservation
boarding schools transfer pupils from
the day schools, irrespective ofdheir IT.
ness, also In order to obtain large
enrolment they receive children into
their schools who have very slight
percentage Of Indian blood Such a
course deserves severe condemnation,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
Option on p. b. Cornwall Estate.

Bellmgham Wash. Sept. 80. 1.-The
Rockefeller interests are declared TO
have secured an option ON the estate
Of the late r. y. Cornwall and if the
report is true, the Bellngton Bay d
British Columbia railway may fall IN
TO the hnds of the Chicago. Milwaukee
& 81 Paul railway MS an outlet TO the
coast 1t IL known that AN endeavor
has been made to secure options from
local parties who have Bcllngham Bay
g. British Columbia railroad stock, and
Il is asserted these efforts have been
In the interest Of the Rockefeller group
Of capitalists.
D, o. Mills, one of the principal
stockholders Of the roa dis known TO be
particularly friendly to the Rockefeller
interests The Bclllngton Bay & Brit
iRh Columbia road now extends 30 miles
In an easternly direction its route TO
the extreme eastern part Of the state
has been surveyed and construction, Il
is said, Is planned 10 begin next year,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
A MISSING SCHOOL GIRL.
u. S. Troops and Students Look
Ing for Ono in the Woods.

Chicago. Sept. 3O--A force Of United
States troops from Fort Sheridan, 200
students Of Lake Forest college. and
many residents Of the suburb. several
In automobiles began early today to
search the woods for l5-year-old
schoolgirl missing from Ferry hall.
II was the eliminating effort Of a
search conducted for hours last night
through the woods. ravines and along
the lake shore In automobiles, on foot
and In carriages the men OF the town
and college perseyered I'm the hunt for
the missing girl until almost midnight.
The lost girl is Frances Parkhurst,
Is years old, and new student at Fer
ny hall the girls school connected with
Lake Forest college. She disappeared
IN the morning but not until the eve
ming was her absence noticed.
Miss Parkhurst, when last, seen. was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
INDIANS KILL
SEVENTEEN PEOPLE
FilIy.Sevcu More We're Either
Murdered or Carried Away
By Them
REDS WERE THREE HUNDRED.
Victims We're Chewing Gum Gathcrcrs
10 South MexIcO-Raidcrs Led
By a Renegade

New York, Sept. 30 --Advlces re-
celycd by mail from a correspondent Of
the Herald at Bollzi. British Honduras
says
In the recent attacks by Indians on
the camps Of chewing gum gatherers
In South Mexico II persons were killed.
Is wounded and 81 more either MUIR
dered Of carried into captivity
The force Of the Indians consisted
OF about 300 and was led by renegade
from the national guards Of Yucatan.
The Indians first attacked camp at
Quiniara Roo, whore they killed three
women and two men and wounded
three more men. Al another camp they
Killed two men and two women and
wounded three mcn
I'm Chenchuncho the hospital. com.
morcial warehouses and offices were
burned Three patients persisted At
tacks We're also made ON comps at
Co1mel and Tulum, resulting In seN d.
eral deaths.
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RoBBER FLED.
Man lie Attempted to Hold Up
Fired on Him,

Fort Worth Tex sept 30-A prcia
TO the RECORD from Dalharl Tex. says
A lone robbor entered the office NJ lhl
Font Worth a Denver railway and WcNt
Fargo d COmpany's express office last
night and attempted TO hold up Might up
orator g, ", Brown The rubbcr fred
az Brown and ordered him TO throw ul
his hands. Instead of obeying the rob.
bers orders, Brown drew revolver and
opened fire on the intruder who fed tD
the railway yards. Sheriff Webb was i'm.
mediatcly notified and put his pack ol
bloodhounds on the trail, but mp To III,
present time no arrests haye been made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
"Chappie" Ryan Insane,

Boston, Sept 81. -"Chappie" Ryan,
arrested In many cities and who
achieved a reputation as one Of the
most successful operators In his line
during recent years, has been adjudged
insane by member OF the state board
Of lunacy This saves him from i'm
prisonment In the state penitcntiary at
Charleston under his sentence for rob-
berry.
Ryan's operations for several years
have been carried on In New York.
Philadelphia, 81. Louis and Chicago.
lie has been arrested repeatedly ON
charges Of swlndlug by means Of wire
tapping and other we'll known tricks,
but invariably escaped imprisonment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.
Huge One to be Held In Madison
Square Garden.

New York Sept. PA Democratic
mass meeting VIM be held in Madison
Square Garden about the middle OF
October. At which II is the intention
to have as speakers Grover Cleveland
and a number OF the foremost Demo
Gratis OF the country Al a meeting Of
the Manhattan club tonight It was de-
clded 10 cooperate with the Democrat
lo club and the gathering win be held
under the auspices Of the two organiza-
lions, The date has not been fixed deh-
nltely, beyond agreeing that the meet
Ing shall be some time between oct.
10 and 20 II his health win permit,
Mr. Cleveland viii preside.
Arrangements were perfected also
for the reception TO be given to Judge
Parker on Wednesday night. Three
thousand invitations are to be issued
to the members Of the various Demo-
cratic organizations.
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BROKE HIS PAROLE.
And Now J. w Holmes Goes
Back TO San Quentin.

Kansas City, Mo, Sept, 29.- Officers
from the penitentisry at San Quentin.
Cal, We're at police headquarters here
today. on the way back to the coast,
having in charge John W. Holmes.
whom they arrested at Newark. Mo,
FOR breaking his parole from the pen
itentiary.
Holmes was sentenced for grand lar
ceny and was released on parole for
good behavior He received word that
his mother at Newark. Mo-, was dying
and asked the prison authorities foI
permission 10 leave the state and visit
his home The request was refused and
Holmes went to Newark Officers ar
rested him at the bedside Of his moth.
er. who was dying.
The officers and their prisoner left
for San quentin this afternoon. They
said they gladly would have allowed
Holmes to remain with him mother un-
III she died, but they We're acting under
orders TO bring the prisoner back.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
BIC FOOTBALL
GAME TOMORROW
University Of Utah aud Varsity
Of Boulder Teams to
Clash,
CONDITION OF LOCAL TEAM.
"a Last Hard Practise Yesterday
l0,raoou-NOw Ready for colora'
4. Champions, Who Come Today

Extremely stormy weather tomorrow IS
~ ,hot viii keep a great crowd of en-
.sn,,osllc football fans away from cum
mlnss hsld
Tbs Gridirou deyotoes are hoping lot a
49, uthout rain. while the army OF duck
sa,,ers who win leave the city tonight
Nm hone for rainy weather
What viii Il be-
AK the man.
AZ ,sO O'clock tomorrow afternoon. the
,,cal football game Of the season viii be
,s,ed on the Varsity campus The con-
,,rdlng teams will represent the t. OF v,
INA tho University Of Boulder Colou and
4 wifi surely be a great game
the east bench eleven viii be taken at
disadvantage for the reason that the
team Is hardly organized as yet The
,hyers have had about two weeks prop
sy,llon only, but Coach Joe Maddox has
accomplished wonders with them
Their last hard practise WAS yesterday
.nenoon when for a cou)c Of hours twu
SQUADS. struggled and ran bucked and
pcled In going through the YOst hurry
ny formations taught them by Maddox.
no stye Of play which landed The cham
,ionshlp for the Varsity Of Michigan.
vill be secn In Utah tomorrow for the
grst time. and n our team does not win II
Vill not be the fault Of Maddox.
Al the conclusion Of the practise, there
Was look Of confidence and satisfac-
lion on the faces of the coach. the play
srs and the largo crowd Of students on
hand Every man on the team now un-
delstands the signals and tho plays to be
They have had very little time TO get
themselves into first class form for to-
mOrrows struggle and, taking this Into
consideration II must be said that the re.
snlts attained are remarkable.
win or lose the Utah boys will put mp
same Interesting fight, one worth go.
ing miles 10 sec
The BOULDER team Is due here this AZ.
ternoon at 40 over the Union Pacific u
win be accompanied by a delegation OF
Colorado fans They will leave tomorrow
nlfht over the Rio Grandc A delegation
oi students with footing horns and ily-
Inc banners vii inject them at the Short
line station and escore them to the Ken
After the game dance and reception
will Ne rendered the lOng-haired visitors
and they will be shown good time
while IN the city
While the lineup OF the home team has
not been decided upon definitely, Il will
Do about as follows
Robbins, center, Barton. Freshman and
Varley guard "Hcn" Peterson, right
tackle, Conulle or llopp left tackle,
Russell and Bcnnlon will be found on the
tnd positions Jimmy Wade at quarter.
back: Ford or Pitt at halfback and Fred
Bcnnon fullhack.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Man Charged With Embezzlc
ment Swallows Broken Glass.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Sept 29-Joseph e.
Edwards, former manager Of plow
companys branch at New Orleans, who
was brought here from Denver en- route
TO New Orleans TO face charges Of en-
bez2ling $4,000, attempted to commit
suicide after leaving Denver. Though
handcuned he managed 10 break up a
hand mirror and swallowed some Of
the glass, and when discovered was eat
Ing the sulphur end OF matches. Ed
wards was out Of danger when 81. LOUIS
was reached. lie was taken to New
Orleans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
Home for prunkards, wives.

Des Molnes, la. Sept 2o.--Twenty
thousand dollars to establish a home
for drunkards wives In Iowa is one Of
the requests Of the late James Gala
nan, the eccentric philanthroplc mil.
lionaire. The bequest was made known
today. Mr.. Callahan was a strong ad-
yocate Of temperance during the latter
years Of his life and gave freely to the
cause. The provisions Of the beQuest
were not made known, but It Is sup.
posed that a sum sufficient to at least
insure a success Of the project win be
acquired.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
INDIAN SCHOOLS,
Past Year Has Shown Marked
Improvement.

washington Sept. 29.--m her annual
report to the commissioner Of Indian
AFFAIRS, Miss Estelle Reel, superintend-
ent Of Indian schools, says the past
year has shown marked Improvement
in the method OF instruction and that
gratifying progress has been made IN
teaching English. The report says thar
on every reservation where day schools
are located, the latter's good effects on
the older Indians can plainly be seen.
The day school system II IL stated. has
reached IS best development on the
Pine Ridge and Rosebud reservations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
LAND FRAUD CASES.
+ Demurrer to the Indictment Is
0verrulcd.

Portland. or. Sept 99--ludgc Belln-
ger today oyerruled the demurrer to the
indictment In the case Of the United
States VS. Emma l.. Watson, $ A, ID.
puter Horace G. Mckinley Miss
Marie l., Ware, Maud witt, Frank II.
Walgamot, Henry g. Barr ID. u, Tap-
ley and three others whose names are
unknown accused OF fraud In govern-
ment land transactions These indict-
ments caused great sensation when
they were returned, many OF those i'm
plicated being very prominent I'm az
fairs in the southern portion Of the
state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30

walking slowly towards one OF the RAJ
vines that lead TO the lake shore. She
is described as q Qnet girl, apparently
prefeung to spend most OF her time
alone when not ln class Although
homeslck The idea that she ended her
life deliberately was not entertained by
the college authorities II Is believed
she may have wandered into the woods
and become lost or have fallen into one
OF the steep royines and been injured,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
MAHER WINS ANOTHER.
Not Peter but the Little American jockey
In England

london Sept o. Rocksand. ridden by
Nshcr the American Jockey, won the
lace for tho Jockey club stakes at the
inst October meeting at Newmarket to-
dayl Henry the First was second and
william Rufus was third The last nam
% horse was ridden hy Martin. tho
American Jockey, Ten horses started.
The Jockey club stakes are OF 1000 SOW
c1gcs for 3.ycaNolds and up, Distance.
one mile and three-quarlers. Great inter-
est was taken IN the race because Of the
entry Of large number Of well known
horses
Tho betting was to . against Rocksand
and Henry the First, while MARITIME
mount started at ~ to / against f.
Rocksand was supposed 10 be suffer-
Ing from an innamed leg and untll this
morning Il was doubtful whether he
would be able 10 start Yet Rocksand
Won ~ a ength and a half stamant
THE years Derby winner could not even
get fourth place
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
Arthur d. wyman Dead.

Cambridge. Mass, Sept 2s--Arthur
d. Wymap, an instructor In the chem.
ical laboratory Of Harvard. and son OF
Charles Il. Wyman, the Russian consul
at Boston, died today from injuries sus-
tanned by being run down by an auto
mobile at midnight Leon Strauss a
student nj Harvard who operated the
automobile, was arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30

Indoor baseball viii again be popular
this season, as there Is talk Of organic
ing several teams In the city Last win.
ter the national guard boys led all local
indor baseball teams. aud they hope TO
do It again this winter. This years team
Fred Smith for captain. Another league
will probably be organized and the OBJ
feet Is to get as many teams In II as pos
sible
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30

Portland, Ore. sept % Fine pitching
By Butler ana timely hits by brennan and
Holland Portland's center 0Clder and
first baseman gave the home team one
~ the prettest games seen here this sea-
son. Hollands line drive In the eighth
almost knocked Graham down, was so hot
the center fielder was unable TO hold II
outHeld fence. This BIT scored brennan,
who was on second and Holland. who
made the circuit OF the bases Graham's
work for Oakland was excellent In the
eighth. being the only time the home
team punched their hits Score;
r. u. e.
Portland ,..s '.s' '''''s '''s'''' ''s'o
Oakland ,,....r..r O.. ,,,,', mud
Batteries Butler and Stanley; Graham
and stark.
umpirc-McCarthy
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pennant for ST. Paul.

Chicago, Sept. 29-At q special meet.
Ing hero today Of the magnates Of the
American Baseball association the pom.
PANT Tor 1904 was officially awarded to the
H. Paul club
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30

A aght OF considerable Importance takes
place at san Francisco tonight when
lightweight Champion Joe Cans and well
terwelght Champion Joe Walcott meet In
a a-round bout Both are oolored. They
are evenly matched with shade In Wal
colts favor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
FAKE HAIR PREPARATIONS
20 H'ir No Good, But Often c,o.. !,
to Fall Out,

,. @any hair preparations o,a a,., !.
hey often o : are merely scalp irrltants.
lslr bri,t@s 'suse a dryness, making tho
lrua y " ~ and, finally. lifeless. Dan.
air I, v'e cause OF all trouble with
usks, y eu " germ disease. The germ
GOT 4, , ,sl scales as II digs 10 he
alrs y,,s, g mar whore It DESTROYS The
VIE ds"S.y' causing It TO fan out Ia
'D,sironu ., the germ must be lsillad
fect .ne cause, you remove Ne
Ilr nr.r Nsworo's Herplcide ia the onlv
arm ,,eparatlon that Kills the ara D,li !,
merely leaving the hair ,o ',.ui.
ma 1,nn a Sold by leading d, ~ s ,.,''
Iespitlde r. 'elnps Tor sample 10 The
~ Special Agents. " = "a "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30

Such tea that your dealer
returns your money, if you
don't like ii moneytack tea.
wft, 10 eu Eii4lsl,, Boas, a ssbdilng &
CompAr, Nf it1e.fo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn Sept @.-The shortest game
Of the year was played here today when
ST. Louis shut out Brooklyn In one hour
and ten minutes. Attendance, 800 Score
H. HE
81 LOUIS ,...s ,",.s 's,t'"'s''"s9
Brooklyn ,s.,.. p, q, ,,,',''.s,,,,V D
Batteries Nichols aud Butler, Jones
and Bergen.
base hlt-Hll struck out Br Jones 2; by
Nichols T.
umpre-Zimmcr
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penny" GOSSIP,

Magnatcs OF the r n league meet at
Spokane today. salt Lake will be repre-
sentcd by Charley Reilly. Just what bust
ness will come before the meeting is not
known.
Last evening r. NJ. Young rolled the
largest score ever made on a local bowling
alloy His score was $50, only eleven
points short OF perfection The former
record Of 90 was made by A. w. Smith,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30

The Automobile club Of soutlNrn Call.
farna, al It's meeting last month decided
TO hold race meet IN Los Angeles this
fall. The event will probably be held early
In October. and II Is quito positive that
Barney Oldneld and his eight-cyllnder
Peerless will be seen on the track there,
One Of the first OF the 1905 models 10 ar
rive IN Los Angeles will lbe that OF the
iiour-cylnder Peerles scar with side en-
trance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30

San Francisco. Sept q Barber pitched
an unsteady game today, and aided by
three 30 swell San Francisco's total Of err
rors to seven. Los Angeles won easily by
a score Of 6 10 1, Score
r. II. Il.
Los Angeles u.. go, ..",..,.u.6 II 8
San Francisco ..,.. .." ."o.,o.1 II Z
Batteries-Gray and Spies, Barber aud
Wilson.
Umpire Mcdonald
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30

Jerry Mccarthy is rapidly coming into
the Hmshght of pugllsm. Since his de-
oisive defeat Of otto sieloff aud Nose Ia
fontlsc. many Of the prominent Weller
weights have been after the Wnlkefvllle
BOY. He Il now matched to fight Jack
O'keefe. With reference To this match the
Butte News says:
Jerry Mccarthy has signed to go 20
rounds with Jack O'Keefe before the
Falls city Athletic club OF Spokane on
the night OF oct Z. Jack Okeefo Is now
ON his way west from Chicago and Jerry
has already started training From me
Nose l.afontlse he should estand an ev-
celelnt chance OF winning over the Chica-
10 boy. and there will be considerable
Walkeryllle coin to say that he can turn
the trick,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30

President James A, Hart Of Chicago has
been quoted as saying that his aim IN NE
now Is to get the scalp Of one Harry Pull
liam. president Of the National league.
Harry " accuseu Of turning a deaf ear TO
the league magnates on the umpire ques-
tion. For this Mr.. Pullam should be re-
spected. for he has brought the Old organ
lzation back TO position Of respectable
ity
when the players are forced to obey the
officials the public enjoys clean, INTEREST
Ing ball Taking him as g whole, Harry
pulliam has proven o pronounced success,
and Mr. Hart cannot ln1ure him one iotd
In the National league
No doubt Mr.. Hart has fallen ~ me
with John 7. Brush and would IKE 10 see
the old league put into the hands OF
board Of regents once more. with Messrs.
Brush and Hart on the hoad
You can bank on one thing, the National
league vii loontinue TO scheme either
against the enemy or against one anoth-
en- and about one.half Of the time against
both. and lucky are they to have one Gar
~ Hermann for life-sayer
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X ~ "
thifaEo D..stttts tfs utstt,st'sfss1 "
Washington .".-,. 600, "..".'"V ]
Batteries Smith and Sullivan; Wolfe
and Clarke.
Detroit. Sept ~ New York regalned
tho lead In The American league race By
reversing Wednesdays score and shut
ting out Detroit Raymond was balted
out Of the box In three Innings Attend
ance, loo. Score
RN u
Detroit 400, .r"", o. ''.s''.'''"''V J
New York ,,,s .,,.usifso .ns,'e1 y y
Batteries RAYMOND. Kiteon and Be-
vile; Powell and McManus