Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-25
MARsHALs OFFICE CLOSED,

MhhNli Al > w lNb 'LDNED'
The Office OF L, S. Marshal Haywood
has been closed all day. Every attache
being out on the hunt for witnesses.
The marshal himself went north with
bundle Of subpoenas, and Deputy
Marshal smyth' took the opposite d.
rection. Meanwhile Deputy Marshal
Page Is supposed TO be stirring around
the city and the immediate suburbs.
Scarcely a minute has elapsed during
the day that the telephone in the mar
shals Office has not sounded through
the barred door in the Dooly building,
Whether the messages are from per-
sons whose names appeared In the list
Of subpoenas. and who desire TO inform
the authorities Of their whereabouts. Ia
a question. There ls no denying the
ldNt lHul bltbl many lNpPiu INVf'Nf
too. who think they would be valuable
witnesses-are fguratively craving
subpoenas, They look upon II as rare
opportunity for a spring vacation at
Washington without expense to thsir
individual pocketbooks.
THESE ARE suBPoENAED
Among those who have been sub
poenaed to go TO Washington, In addl-
ton to the names given IN the special
dispatch to the News" from Logan,
are President + NJ. Lyman, John Hen
ry Smith and IIyrum NJ smith Others
viii be served during the day in all
probability. II is understood that the
witnesses will start for Washington to-
morrow night, or Saturday, as they
must be there by March /.
1t has been impossible to get a full
list Of the names desired today But
the Salt Lake Tribune, which Is the
personal organ of Senator Kearns, and
which has made 80 vigorous n fight
against Senator smoot gives list
which IS probably correct the presump-
ton being that It had access to in
formation which was not disclosed 10
the other newspapers, II gives the fol.
lowing names
President Joseph f. Smith, President
Francis NJ. Lyman, Apostle John Henry
Smith, Apostle Mariner w. Merrill,
Apostle George Teaslalc, Apostle NJ, f.
Cowley Apostle John w, Taylor Il, II,
Roberts, Andrew Jensen, Apostle Hy-
ium NJ. smith Thos H. Merrill Alma
Merrn. Charles Merrill, Lorln Harmer
Samuel s, Newton. j. NJ Tanner Moses
Thatcher, f. b, Crltchlow, Mrs, Charles
Matthews, Mabel Barber Kennedy c.
Mostyn owen, and John James,
It Is also stated that Apostle Hebcr
]. Grant, now In Europe, Is wanted,
while Judge ogden Hiles and possibly
some others. viii be required to UNDER
take the trip.
PRESIDENT SMITH READY.
Word was received at the Presidents
office early today to the effect that
President Smith would be wanted as
witness. At the time the information
came President Smith had not yet
reached his office. But on his arrival,
and being told OF the facts he gave IN
structons to notify the marshol's Of
fee that he was at his own office and
would accept service At any time. How
ever, the marshals Office was closed
and the message therefore was not de-
nvered. However II Is presumed that
the service win be made late this after-
noon as Marshal Haywood has re-
turned from the north
HON. JOHN HENRY SMITH ILL.,
Hon. John Henry Smith is still con-
fined to his bed, where he has been for
the past couple Of weeks. and there IS
small probability that he viii be able
10 10 90 Washington at this time.
ALSO MARINER w. MERRILL
As to Hon. Mariner W. Merrill he
has lioen an invalid FOR months and his
life has even been despaired VI,