Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16
ru JUbY 10, 1904.
SALOON MAN SHOT
THROUGH LUNGS.
lame, BOthIuer Takes Revenge on
PAT Smythc for Supposed
Grievances
CATEGORICAL RECITAL JULY q
v,,,ul,t Gets Divorce -. Harry Moss
liable to Raise Reduced Ball
Briefs and Personals

p,, smyth, proprietor Of the Royal
a r,,Asnn saloon, on Twenty fitth
s,.st was shot about 6 o'clock last
,,st the bullet entered Just below
o,rsht breast and passed through his
SSy coming out just below the shout
4. blade snyths assailant was
,,,s Bothlner, laborer,who has been
,BsIoysa on the ogden Luoin out'off'
\ The shooting ARRAY took place In
sn,ths saloon, with number OF men
d me place, Bothiner entered the
,,loon about s o'clock and without any
v.rlpe pulled 50 oalIber revolver and
shot smyth, but before he could fire
Nsaiu bystanders interfered, who took
the pistol from him, and telephoned for
,As police. Capt. Brown and Detective
psudsr quickly responded, and Sheriff
Bailey was soon on the scene. Bothiner
was standing in the doorway Of the sa-
loon With another man, who held the
gun Nc had used, and made no resist
snce when the officers arrived and
placed him under arrest When asked
Ky Inc officers II he did the shooting
| ne replied with an oath. Yes, shot to
| KIN He robbed me Of several hundred
dollars He doped NE and got my
money"
When seen at the jail last evening by
the News representative, Bothiner
gave out the following statement:
Last March he came 10 Ogden with
eight Identification checks each worth
Il about si7, that he placed the checks on
deposit with Smyh at his saloon, but
4 when he called for them Smyth refused
A 70 give them up Bothlner then en-
Il pIoyed Atty, Joseph Chez, who succeed
"a In getting back the checks for
\ Boihlner, who had TO discount them at
n ihe bank $40 to pay Mr.. Chez $25 for his
uonble, He says that Smyth also ran
N W big bill against him for liquors
nd other things which he did not owe,
but had TO pay before he could get his
a.cks back. These alleged injustices
"a O The part OF Smyth bore so heavily
a. n bis mind, that he came TO Ogden
lCsln a few days ago and decided 10
n smyth, which he fully Intended
king last night,
Rthner had A bank deposit check
n Nl5 and $3.50 IN cash in bis pock-
a when searched at the station, which
Ia'ss him 10 be careful man with his
pney Bothlner further stated that
nm he entered the saloon last even
b. y smyth came towards him as he
opposed either TO strike him or put
IN out, and smyth being much larR-
ehan, the assailant pulled his gun
Oh shot
myth was placed IN a closed carriage
w taken to his home where Drs. Dick
~ and Conroy attended him, They
nhd that the bullet had passed
ulOugh MS right lung making a bad
SUMO winch the physicians probed and
pansed az best they could and Smyth
latd quite easily all night and hia
II pnySclans have every hope for HIS re-
wygY should blood poison not set In.
n = snyth gets along all right then Bot :
nler VIII be charged with assault with
deadly weapon with intent 10 xiii
wv wy mould me wound prove fatal he
degree " 'N' wv " '''e i''''
htAlnsr has no family He is 81
1,Is o. age and has worked around
s,l N the railroad camps for a
s sSwusr OF years and has a number OF
h NJ, Jug man Is IN a critical condition but
~ pnVlelan stated this morning that
~ ~ n,aOught with proper treatment he
po,S pun through all right. James
,s,sIs.a tne man who shot Smyth. has
III " ny Joseph Chez 10 defend him.
4 inr, !" brown, who was arrested I'm 81.
4 Ave. ~ WI we charge Of abductlng Ola =
Id Csoh.N nllslehhen from her home In
gcps county appeared before Judge
A no"e tnls morning and, at his own
days "'' 'aSe cohtinued Tor 10
Il LAYER DUE UNDER $4,000 BONDS.
\ ro, sp,alu Of Police c. c. Brown and
n stts,nnas render returned yesterday
bnngtS" from a trip to Callente
n eaniaSe vnVer Due with them. who Is
being o VI we charge OF mansiauRhter.
Inc s,u ole OF the parties respons,ble Tor
" yqly at Glenwood 10 vi '"e . our'n
Rolsrs am was sentenced nv b,dos
n tbs ", 'hls morning to lS months IN
Ia.s w prison, and was taken M sail
Mr. mn us afternoon by Sheriff Bailev
nr Ia1 pleaded guilty 20 housebreals
I Aonss ol entering the smith lodging
me- a ,s9m which he stole $3.50.
w." officers arrested me- ~
a csi,.an hl town about 40 miles vest
8ds,o1,ehte' whore he had rone ipoms'
sorklbg ave the explosion, He was
Union reiss,.nann eman for the Western
|'cpl,e w,n,sgsiph company. He was
I Dim undas' lseu when the officers placed
4 srIsed '' y, IA nrestas he had not been an.
n / oonsId .ue result OF the inquest. Due
n he sIeled the chief one Invoived an
|sas ~ p'oslon AZ he, IL ia underato od
n norisr ,n9n who put the bomh IN ,hs
DENT Nhleh caused the Terrible acci-
IHoysi y, Was arralgned before J,,drs
4 On tvo ,.,hsIerday afternoon al 2 o'cinel,
| deaib 'matges one OF causing ~
charge Ar shupe, ana one on tbs
kchfk "a. Vsuslng the death OF Miss
bach a, u, pond was fixed al a ooo ON
9nary we charges, and Mis- nrnli,,et'
10 Al malhs ret Tor Wednesday III,
4 anderson NJ, the same time as n %
ior lrisl ma MA oliver Austin como m
,hs mat. Due had nothing 10 say o op
consult bIs stating he would rather
,ia,smenpt' attorney before making any
SUIT IN EJEcTMENr.
'ISt court By P an.d MED y II the Second