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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-21
MAY NOT CONSIDER
SEN. SM0OT' 5 CASE
Especial to the News" -.


Washington, ID. c., Jan. 2i,--The
senate committee on privileges and
elections win on Saturday discuss the
resolution directing u formal inquiry
into the charges against Senator
Smoot, This resolution, or one similar,
must be adopted by the senate before
an investigation or hearing can pro-
Deed. The committee az present has no
authority TO summon witnesses IL
majority. as now seems probable, de.
dIdes to investigate the charges. It viii
be at leC,St two weeks before the hear
Ing win begin and there Is no way Of
guessing how long they VIII continue.
should resolution be adopted by the
committee Il will be called up In the
senate the frst part Of next week,
Some time ago" said Senator Smoot
today. 81 received a telegram from Q.
j. Salisbury. member OF the Republican
national committee, asking me to 10 to
the president and request that no nc-
ton be taken on the charges against
Postmaster ThOmag until MI Thomas
had an opportunity to be heard, The
president granted the request yester-
day | went with Mr. Thomas 70 the
president and later at the latter's re-
quest accompanied Postmaster Thomas
to the postmaster general, Mr. Thorn.
sa made HIS statement and Mr. Payne
listened to what he had to say, what
the outcome win be do not know. The
whole matter rests with the department
and the president"
Pensions gantpd, Utah-Horatlo d.
Elliott, s6 Ray f. brandon So A)mon
N. Whitcl 81, william HAL, SO.
1daho--Goorgo Wlntcrburn IS, John
r. Hughes, s., William SouthWood,
tl2 John Davenport Sl2.
A postoillce has been established AZ
Saltalr, Sal, Lake county, Utah, with
william Thomas az postmaster,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-21
NEW IDAHO RAILROAD.
Articles Of Incorporation Filed by Short
Line People Today,
Especial to the News. J

Boise Idaho Jan, 81, l9oi.--Artlcles
Of incorporation OF the Mlnldoka &
Southwestern Railway company were
nled with the secretary of state today,
II leaves the Short Line At Mlnidoka
and runs in q southwesterly direction
for a distance OF So miles to a point on
tho Salmon river In Cassia county 1t
Is incorporated for period of 80 years,
and is capitalized at $3.50 OO The direc-
tors are Il. II, Calvin, william Ashton,
r. NJ. Schumacher d, u Burley Of Salt
Lake, and Il. c. Manson OF PQcatello.
The officers are; L.. +, Calvin presi-
dent William Ashton, vice president; q.
X, Smith, secretary; c. II. Jenkinson,
treasurer The capital actually sub
scribed is: r.. r., Calvin, trustee, $685.
200; and T., r, Calvin, William Ashton,
IT, NJ, Schumacher, ID. Il. hurley, II. c.
Manson, 500 each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-21
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l. ATE LOCALS.

The funeral OF the late ex-Justice
Daniel s, Dana OF the Ohio supreme
court, was held Mt ,. m today from
Evans undertaking rooms with inter-
ment at Mt, Olivet Judge Dana spent
the last years OF his lie In mining in
this state.
The remains OF Judge Jabez q. Suth-
erland arrived from Los Angeles yes
terday afternoon. and will be inferred
this afternoon In the family plot at Mt
Olivet. The Judge died at Los Angeles
In Nov. 1902, and the body has been
kept In vault since. The Judge Is
well remembered In this city where
he practised law for many years.
The visiting government officials were
treated yesterday afternoon, to an Or
gan recital In the Tabernacle which
they enjoyed very much. owing to the
absence from town OF Prof. Mcclellan,
Mr. Thomas Giles OBLIGATED, and favor.
ed his audience with very good i'm
promptu program. Gov. Wells, state
Engineer poremus, Prof. Swendsen,
State Engineer Roos Of Idaho, and
other officials were with the Washing
ton people, The visitors have gone TO
Denver whence they go TO Cheyenne.
Prof. Pinchot II TO return to Salt Lake
noxt summer and spend some time
here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-21
EXCITEMENT At
RESIDENCE FIRE.
Blaze on Wall Street From an
Over Heated Blast Stove
Cause Of Trouble
MRS. GAINES EXPERIENCE.
III and Frightened She Was Carried
From Her Own House With a Young
Baby-Fircmau Paul Hurt

Residents on wall street " the neigh
norhood Of Fourth North, we're thrown
into a mild panic shortly before noon
today by fire breaking out In house
Owned by George Brce, and occupied
nv n y. Newman. at 6S Wall street
The blaze started In an upstairs bed
room from an oyerheated hot blast
stove. The flames quickly spread TO
the roof and made the fire dllfcult
one 10 cope with. The blaze could have
been extingulshed with chemical
and with but little loss but for the fact
that the r,ln was a very long one ana
two steep hills to climb. But IN spite
OF this difficulty the department made
excellent time. The hose wagon from
No, could not have been pulled up the
hin hut for the perfect condition OF the
horses and the good Judgment OF the
men. The hose wagon from NO. was
also called out but met with an accl-
dent lust as II reached the summit OF
the hill. The axle near the lett rear
wheel was broken. and one OF the nre-
men. Jim Paul, was slightly injured on
the right leg by the wagon striKlhg MN
when falling. - l..
No time vas lost by the iiremen In
beginning work after the long run a
line OF hose from the fire plug, and
line from the chemical, were quickly
run into the house and upstairs at Tie
seat OF the fire and in few seconds
4, was ,inder control Several OF the
neiehbors became badly scared because
of the close proximity OF their houses
tot the fire.
Mrs. Caine. wife Of Tod Game, VINO
resides next door was sick In bed with
a young baby, but she was quickly
carried TO place OF safety In the
house next door north, was l6-year-
old boy named Elmer Pace VINO mas
been, III for 10 weeks with rheumatic
fever. He was carried to Mr.. Alstlnes
residence few doors north, by Chief
Wood and Fireman Hoffenbach,
The nelghbors did excellent work In
CARRYING out furniture and other valu-
ables and rendered valuable assistance
10 the fremen IN getting the line or
hose in the building The fire was con-
fined almost entirely 10 the upper
rooms and roof and the damage done
will not exceed $3.50 The building IL
insured with Cartwright, Ensign 4 FL
der, and the contents with the Home
Fire company.
Fireman Paul's injuries are rather
painful but Dr. ]. S, Wtcher the de-
partment surgeon, says that Paul VIII
be all right again In few days.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

1odays local bank clearings amount.
ed to N96576.S7, as against $32S 7Sj, 81
for the same day last year.
The Dry Creek Canal Reservoir g. IT,
rlgation company Of SprIngvlle filed
q copy OF It's articles Of incorporation
IN the secretary OF states Office today
tie capital stock Is $1,000, divided into
she's Of the part value OF $40 each,
j. f. Brlnghurst Is president, R. H.
Bird vice president @. r. Maycock
secretary W, II. Kelsey treasurer.
The Ogden Canyon sanltarlum COM
pany has fled It's articles OF incorpora A..
tlon In the ot1co Of the secretary of
stnte, The capital stock OF the com
raly Is $4,000 divided into 1900 shares
OF the par value OF $50 each. The offi-
GERS OF the company are AZ follows. Il.
c. Lundy president a. NJ. Vandervlles,
vice president; j. ". ConlIsk, secretary,
and 4, c. Foley, treasurer.
Articles OF Incorporation OF the Bridge
Drug company, organized IN this city,
with a capitalization OF $4,000, has been
fled In the office OF tho county clerk
The capital stock IL divided into 10 900
shares OF the par value OF 81 per share,
Tho following have been chosen az the
frsl officers ot the company, Joseph
N, Tanner, president; Samuel II. Allen,
Jlce president, and Richard Bridge, sec .
rotary and treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-21
TRAIN ROBBERS
STOLE THE SAFE

San Francisco, Jan. A.--Train rob.
bers stole the iron safe from the ex.
press car of the Sunset limited. north.
bound, near San Luis Oblspo carly this
morning and It is reported tina, the rob-
beers secured a large amount Of treas.
ure from the stolen strong box, the
sum being placed as high rs $4,000
This, however, is denied at the ollc.
OF Wells, Fargo & Company.
Train No or the Sunset limited"
was travelling In two sections and i
was In one Of the express cars OF tho
second section that the robbery oc-
Cured The express messenger, 4.
sullivan, had two cars to look after
and shortly after the train left san
Luis Obispo and while they were near
ing San Mnrquirele he discovered the
loss OF the safe, He had been working
IN the forward express car and as soon
az he went to the rear car he made
the astounding discovery tina; bis SAFE
had been wrenched from the corner Of
the car where II had been secured with
heavy steel bars and carried away.
The messenger Immediately gave the
warning, the train was stopped ana
word was wired along the line 10 look
out for the robbers. The tram reached
this city today and detectives were at
once sent 70 the scene OF the robbery.
AZ the offices Of Wells Fargo &
Company In this city little information
regarding the robbery was obtainablc,
II was admitted chat the safe Of Mes
senger T. sullivan had been taken dur
ing his temporary absence from the
car, but regarding the details Of the
AFFAIR the officials OF the company
were reticent. The report that the
amount taken aggregated about $50.
900 was denied. and the statement
made that the contents OF the plr-
lolned safe were Of little value, No
definite figures, however, were given,
ON oUEsTA GRADE,
San Luis obIspo. Cal, Jan, 2l,-Traln
No. ., which left San Luis Oblspo at
1910 y. m. for San Francisco, was
robbed Of the express safe on Questl
grade, about six miles northeast Of
this city.
Messenger sullivan In charge OF the
express car, had occasion to leave the
car west OF tunnel No. 6, and returning
later found the door burGt open and
the safe gone. The safe 10 said 10 have
contained $4,000 officers from this
city as soon az notified. went to the
scene In search OF the robbers.
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]. Watson, Grace oatmnn

j. Watson, Grace oatman.
Representation paper. Della soda,
none -, - - 80 -. Thomas Feenv
Presentation OF certificates 'F
- D. II. Christensen, Supt OF schoo,,
Nhorus''' -. 80. -. C1as,
The graduates are as follows. sor.b
a. Lindholm, Hal White. Prue Bnti
eva Newcomer Cora Kelly. L,,i,o
Courtney. Earl Olorenshaw. Frar"a'sS
Maggineti, Burton r. Oatman. ytn9
spahr, Edna A. HILL Lavina S B,vd
Florence Kenney, ollvette Buttle Fva
Marie Malone, Alta May Kelly. Scott
Allen Gillespie. Thomas Feeny IA
mund Ludlow, Mary |. Carson, Grpc.
Lucey. Henry y. Cooke, Mile Roma
Don Butterfeld, Anna Ertman, Blancbs
0iauque. Carl W, Van Meter, MAY NJ
Rouse, Grace l.. Oatman, Frank Moses
loretta Fallentne, j. Milton Newton
Elsie strack. Isabelle Pardoe, Louise
M. Watson Morton Cheesman, Row
Heath, Mabel L. Frees, Jennie Cook
Katie Macquarrle, Lavina Glenn, Della
II. Seldom, Laura Fehr, Mary Watson
Delbert Schultz Lila NJ. Mitchell, Mar.
tina Mitigate, Fred W. Loutensock. Nv
rum G. Thompson, Ethel Husbands.
Henry Ashton, Sarah j. Watson and
Orson Knapp
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DR.. Shops Restorative

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-21
COL. CLAYTON HOME.
Found m Awful Cold Wave in the East
-Ius is No. Bad.

Col. Nophi W. clayton returned home
this morning from months absence In
the east. He went as far east IA New
York, which he reached In the middle Of
n cold spell Ccl, Clayton found the
money market easy, With Investors look
Ing Tor western loans The westbound
train that carried the colonel from Now
York was four days In reaching Detroit
Ms IL frozo up and the engines died four
times en- route. whilo thore were long do
lays IN getting thawod out Then the
ferry boat on the Detroit river froze In
the Ice while crossing 80 that Col Clay
ton had "A rather chilly experience OF II.
All Detroit there had been over u months
steady slelghins with ideal winry
weather 80
The colonel found Mas clayton doing
finely In her musical studies under Al
borto Jonas IN the Detroit conservatory,
and her instructors speak OF her IN the
hlehest terms Mrs. Clayton and her son
are remaining nj Detroit Win MISS Gay
ton Tor the present and tho colonel re-
turning alone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-21
ASSAULT WITH A
DEADLY WEAPON.
Frank Ewing Bound Over to the
District Court by Justice
Williams
PULLED A Gun ON BARRAGY.
Bail Fixed at $500, Ia Default Of Which
He Is Now Ia the County
Jail.

Frank Ewing has been bound over
TO the district court by Justice VIII
liams. OF West Jordan, upon the charge
OF assault with deadly weapon with
intent 10 do bodily harm. II ia charged
that. on Jan. 10. Ewing drew q gun on
William Barragy, In Nlelsen's restau-
rant at Bingham Junction. and threat
ened to kill him. The gun was taken
away from Ewing before he accom-
plished his purpose, Ewing's bail was
fixed at $500 by Justice Williams In
default OF which he Is now In the
county jail awaiting trial In the dis
trtct court. The case was prosecuted
by Assistant County ATTY. Whitaker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-21
QUIETLY Welded.
Mrs Mabel Mcclure and Col Bennor X.
Smith Quietly Married Today,

There was n very quiet and unan-
nourced marriage at the residence OF
ex.Chlef Judge Miner on South Tenn
pie street this morning when his daugh.
ter Mrs. Mabel Miner Mcclure and
Colonel Benner X. Smith we're made
man and wife, The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev, Elmer l. Goshen
soon after which Mr., and Mrs, Smith
took tho noon train Tor the northwest
presumably going 70 Portland and 9th.
or Sound cities, They expect 20 ro-
turn 20 Salt Lake In the course Of 10
days or two weeks and make their
hoina here,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-21
VOTE OF THANKS.
SPEEDY JUSTICE.
Frank Wigfall Gets IA Years for offense
Committed Tuesday Night
Especial to the "News.")

Wyo,, jan 2l,-Frank wlgfall. the
colored man who attempted a criminal
assault upon l2-year-old Helen Kruppa
Tuesday night was brought into court
at noon today, pleaded guilty and was
sentenced TO IA years In the penlten.
tiary.
lie was first taken before justice
and bound over 10 the district court,
Immediately taken before Judge Car
penter and given the limit. The speci.
fic charge was assault with intent to
commit felony, towit, rape. Wlgfal's
crime was committed at 1880 Tuesday
night and al 1880 tonight he will be In
the penitentiary. A record for quick
justice in the state courts,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-21
WILL KEEP OUT UTAH SALT
Eject Of Price War Now Raging on the
Pacific Coast

Announcement Is made through the
Associated Press from San Francisco that
the long threa tening war there between
the Imperial and Amalgamated snltcom'
panieB,. has occurred, and the result Is
that prices In coast markets are being
forced way down. Inquiry a, the offices OF
the Inland Salt company, In this city, de-
velops that te only effect this has on
the Salt Lake producers viii be TO shut
markets until the warfare Is over Salt
from this point mas been shipped Freely
into Spokane. btV rs the freight into
Spokane IL t9I cents per cwt,, there would
be no money In attempting 70 hold that
trade at ne prevqllng prices N PaIluc
coast markets Col Clayton says the war
may last only a day or two longer, and II
may last until the weaker VI the COM
batants thinks It hns had enough
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-21
FINE HEALTH RESORT.
Many Strangers Spending Winter at
st, George for Physical Good.

Hon, r, G.. Lund came up this morn
ing from 81. George, and is at the Cul.
len He says It Is balmy and mild
down in the Dixie country, and that
there has been no rigorous weather,
There is quite a colony at 81, George
from Salt Lake as well as health seek
ers from Chicago and other places, DR.
Pike has improved immensely since re-
moving to that section, and Prof
Wright has felt relieved by the change
from the northern climate,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-21
VIII You Help A Sick Friend ?
Get My Book For Him Now.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-21
RICE STILL IN JAIL,
Enters a Plea of Not Guilty and Goes
Back to shera's Custody,

CLEMSON Il. Rise, the man who was ar
restcd on the charge Of forging the name
Of $. W. Darling ot Nevada, 10 a check
for $500 and who Is alleged TO have
cashed the same was brought before
Judge c. q, Diehl this morning 20 plead to
the charge oi forgery, lie entered n p ca
~ moi guilty. nud The case was set for
next Wednesday morning ror heaunS,
Judge Dieh fXtd the prisoners mn AZ
81 800 which me WAS unable to furnish. ne
vas taken lack to the.Counly san lud Wlll
be held there untl the time FOR the pre-
llmlnary examination
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-21
SUES FOR COMMISSION.
VIM, W. Clarke Brings Action Against
Elmer Jones and Rookledge.

Suit was filed In the district court
today by william w. Clark against FL.
mer d. Jones and Charles d. Rooklidgc
TO recover $4,000 alleged to be due az
a commission for services rendered in
a mining deal, II Is alleged that de-
PENDANTS engaged plaintiff to look up
some mining property for them with a
view TO purchasing or securing bond
and lease on the same. Through plain
TINS efforts. II Ia alleged defendants
secured bond on three claims In the
Little Cottonwood district from the
Elizabeth Consolidated Gold g. Silver
Mining company and later sold them to
the Columbus Consolidated Mining
company at profit OF $4,000. Plain
tiff claims that his services were worth
$4,000 and hence asks judgment for
that amount.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-21
PRESIDENT LUCAS HERE.
Arrived From Boise Accompanied by
Honest John" McCloskey'

President w. H. Lucas W the Pacific
National league, and Honest John"
McCloskey manager Of the salt Lake
ball team. arrived here today from the
Spokane and Butte meetings. They
stopped off at Boise on their way down,
for the purpose Of interesting tho fans
there In the league and offering them
inducements 70 enter tho organization,
While here they will dlscuss tho local
situation with the Salt Lake club dlreo-
tors ana viii also meet with the ogden
fans and receive the Junction Citys
forfeit. The outlook now ~ most on.
couraging and thera II no doubt that
the league Will meet with SUCCESSFUL
season,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-21
BULL FIGHT PROHIBITED.
Mayor Morris Orders Cheif OF Police to
Sec That IL Does Not Occur.

The big bull fight has been called off,
That is. at late hour this afternoon,
Mayor Morris notified Chief Lynch to
see TO It that the exhibition proposed
by Senior Enrique Roble should not be
permitted as It was clearly IN violation
of the revised statutes In consequence
chief Lynch has notified the Spanish
matador and his manager, Eddie Rob
inson. that the fight scheduled for Sat
urday next at the Salt Palace viii not
be tolerated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-21
COERCED INTO MARRIAGE.
sonin.Law OF Detective Chase Secures u
Divorce from Ills wife.

Judge w. c. Hall this morning grant
ed Hattie Chase Austee a divorce from
Fred j. Austee on the ground of fall
ure to support. They were married IN
this city on Dec, II, 1902. The suit was
not connected by defendant In court al
though he filed sensational answer
and cross complaint when the action
was first Instituted against him.
In his complaint Austee asked
the marriage be annulled for the reason
that he was coerced by Detective
Chase, the father OF plaintiff, into
marrying her, lie charged that Chase
threatened to kill him unless he mar
rIed plaintiff, and that IN order to save
himself serious bodily harm or perhaps
death, he agreed to and did marry her,
Mrs. Anstee and her father were the
only witnesses examined IN the case
today and they both testified az to the
failure Of defendant to support plain.
tiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-21
WANTS REALTY CONDEMNED.
Oregon Short Line Brings Two Actions In
District Court Today.

Two condemnation suits were filed
In the district court today by the Ore
gon Short Line Railroad company.
The first Is against ]. J, Smell, Eliza
NJ. Smell, Salt Lake City Philip Neder
George +. Bragg and Robert smyth
and the property sought TO be con-
demned for depot grounds and railroad
yards Ia described as lots IL, IL and
16. block !, Lake View subdivision to
Salt Lake City. Tho second suit Is
against Sarah A. Saxton, l.. d. Kinney,
G. y, Gourley, ]. NJ. Moore, Eugene c.
st, Clair and j. A. Lott. The property
sought OF be condemned is the south
half OF block 90 Kinney & Gourleys
Improved City Plat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-21

Harmon Cummings Of Heber, Wasatch
county also favored the idea Of storing
water In the mountains, calling atten-
ton 10 the fine opportunities there are
for storing waters az the head OF Provo
river. He also favored keeping sheep
on the mountains as they trampled the
ground and prevented the moisture
from sinking into the soil.