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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
HOPE ENTERTAINED FOR
JOE JEFFERSON'S RECOVERY

n west Palm Beach, Fla, April 20,--Dr,
~ Is. Potter stated today that the con.
luton of Joseph Jefferson was much
improved The doctor says that his pa
,b,n' Is making a remarkable gain ana
SoIiSS lne indications now point TO his
aoding his own for several DAYS at
ssg1sI DR. Potter does not express con.
ulehee as TO the recovery of MIR Jeffer-
,ol, but he does say that II the Inn
Eoyement which was perceptible yes
gIuay and which continued today,
ttalua''y growing greater, continues
UeIe are hopes that Mr. jefferson will
,,g,o'er This morning Mr.. Jefferson
t,1' cheerful and talked with those at
.sls bedside Of his intended departure
oy bg21ard's Bay. lie called for
gS.eah.ast and took more nouishmcnt
, utI he has taken for three days ana
,''hed II Wen, His nurse claims that
VIII recover.
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and while one tolephoned for the ann
bulance the other sent a warning TO
headquarters TO look out for the car.
In 10 minutes this warning had been
repeated to the guards at the bridges
and ferries and the way TO New York
had been blocked long before the car
could have reached the river front but
the fugitives apparently made good
their escape.
This is the second instance Of the
kind within a week, n wealthy Harlem
undertaken having been run down and
fatally injured few days ago dur
ing the early hours Of the morning.
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No PROTEST WAS FORWARDED.
The Matter Was Bro achcd Through
The Regular Channels of
Diplomacy
FRENCH ISSUE GUARD STATEMENT
Asserts Nothing Is Known in Highest
French Diplomatic Circles About
A Protest

TOXIC. April %, p. m.-The reply Of
France to the protest of Japan against
tbe Russian squadron using Kamranh
bay has not been received in Toxic. but
Is expected shortly.
The statement that the cabinet and
the elder statesmen after a conference
held. forwarded a protest is incorrect
France was approached through the
usual diplomatic channels. The officials
here are not certain whether the RUS
SLAMS are stil at Kamrauh bay, al-
though they were reported to be there
yesterday
STATEMENT BY FRANCE
Paris. April 2o.-No confirmation has
yet been obtained Of the report that
Japan has formally protested against
the stay Of the Russian squadron i'm the
waters Of Indo-China as being a breach
Of neutrality. The following guarded,
semi-oGcial statement was issued
Nothing is known in the highest
French diplomatic circles concerning
the protest WhlCh, according TO certain
foreign reports. has been formally ad-
dressed by Japan to the French gov
eminent relative to the violation Of
neutrality by the Russian squadron.
Furthermore. this squadron has been
outside French waters for several days
past
In view Of todays press dispatches
saying the Russian squadron was at
kammnh bay, the last part OF the semi
official statement appears to Indicate
that ADMIRAL Rojestyensky has with-
drawn outside the three mile limit from
the shore line Of the bay, which, ac-
tordng to French law, constitutes the
open sea.
OBSERVING THE COAST,
Paris, April pa dispatch received
today says NJ, Beau. goyernor-gener
Of lndo-Chna, recently decided on
making "a tour OF the coast on board a
naval auxiliary vessel. He stopped at
QuIuhon, which Is $50 miles north Of
klmranh bay and afterWard proceeded
to Hanci. capital Of Tonquin. This in
diootes the absence of the governor
general from his usual headquarters at
Saigon. The purpose Of his trip was
not stated, but 1t appears to have Civ
en- him an opportunity TO observe the
coast which is the subject of contro.
yersy in connection with the presence
Of the Russian squadron in Indo-China
waters,
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GOULD NOT GUILTY.
Jury Says He Killed Hammond
In Self Defense.

Chicago, April 2O,-Convinced that
George Gould acted in self-defense
when he shot and killed Alon2o Ham
mond a jury In Judge Tuthlll's court
has returned a verdict of not guilty
and Gould was given his freedom.
Gould shot ana killed Hammond,
whom he accused Of having alienated
the affections Of Mrs. Could He plead
ed sef-dcfense however, and said that
Hammond had tried 10 draw a revolver.
The defense showed that Hammc1d,
who was conductor on the Metro
politan Elevated railroad, had made
the threat that he would Kill Gould on
sight. G )uld boarded the elevated train,
he said, to seek information from Ham
mond as TO the whereabouts Of Mrs.
Gould and the shooting which followed
was in the presence Of numerous pas
sengers.
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Steamer America Launched

Belfast, April 2o-The new Hamburg
American steamer America was launch.
ed here today in the presence Of thous-
ands OF people, including Walter Long,
chief secretary for Ireland, and Lord
Londonderry Lieutenant Of County
Down. The vessel ls Intended for the
intermediate service between Hamburg
and New York Her tonnage is about
1880, with capacity Of 10000 tons Of
cargo ana about iO1l Wss. myers and
crew.
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JOHANN HOOK.
lie Wants a Jury of Germans TO
Try Him.

Chicago, April 2O--Johann Hoch. on
trial for the murder of one Of his wives,
Marie Walcker- Hoch, expressed a de-
sire today for German Jurors to try
him, The confessed bgamist already
had secured a change Of venue to get
before a German Judge with q Ger
man jury Hoch processes to believe
that he will succeed in getting his lib
erty.
Hoch's counsel contends that the new
indictment voted against Hoch Is in
valid.
The Indictment was voted on the re-
quest " Asst. States Atty. Olson, be-
cause the name Of Mrs, Marie Walcker-
Hoch was misspellcd in the first indlct-
ment, which was returned by grand
jury some months ago. The present
grand jury heard no witnesses against
Hoch, II is contended, ana therefore
was unable to vote a valid true bill
against him.
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CRETE AND GREECE.
Chamber of Deputies Unanimous.
Nv DECLARED In Favor Union.

Canea, Island Of crete, April 20-Tho
Crctan chamber ~ deputies was opened
today by Prince George, the high commits
blamed the rovalutonlsts ana declare
his readiness TO grant every reasOuablf "a
reform properly proposed, on the WITT
drawal Of the prince the chamber OF dep.
the union Of crete with Greece and the
deputies proceeded TO the palace TO in.
form the prince.
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East side Observes the Passover.

New York, April 2O.-The East Side
ghetto general observance of the Pass
over has begun ana will continue one
week Holiday ature Is observable
throughout the district, aud stores
owned by orthodox Hebrews were all
closed several hours before the usual
time More than $4,000 persons attend
ed services In the synagogucs and then
repaired TO their homes, whore a Sec
ond service was given and special dishes
symbolic Of the occasion were served to
the assembled families and their guests,
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INDICTED FOR PERJURY.
Ex.Postmaster Reddock of Yazoc
CITY, Miss

ST Louis April % After an investlga.
ton undertaken at the wish of Pre- iioHt
Roosevelt NJ. I. Reldock former posi-,
master O lazoo city, Mass, has been in
dlcted By the federal grand Jury here On
q perjury charge Il Is stated the ndlcl.
ment grew out OF letter written bv
Reddock TO tho president. IN which II was
charged that congressman Of North
Carolina had accepted a sum 81 money
10 procure the release Of prisoner from
the Nashville, Tenn,, federal prison.
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KILLED by AUTOMOBILE.
Hrooklyn Police Turn Out to
capture II but 1t Escapes,

r,,,g" york, April 2O,-Scores Of police
t,rI, rs We're turned out IN Brooklyn
ant. 'paIay In an effort to trace an
desr. party responsible for the
sysr,, vi an Italian on Coney Island
Nan All the ferries and bridges to
gp,,a ItoIK We're placed under extra
NIX uul the automobilists escaped.
men were three men and two wo-
hrgo 81 we car which was OF a very
ayeo,, we rushed through Park
bsnn- ana Knocked the man, who
an INV TO be crossing 20 feet In the
nowor chauneur threw on extra
out et,..u rushed from the scene with
Tss,'ppins to aid his victim.
'o''eelnen picked UP the Italian
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FIELD MEETS.
Indictment Weather Prevents Practise
For Those Of Friday and Saturday.

Indictment weather has prevented active
field practise at the University and High
School for the coming contests and It is
shape for the inter-class meet scheduled
at the University for tomorrow after
uoon Saturday the East and West Side
High Schools will line up for dual
meet at Cummings field, Il the weather
permits and a week from Saturday the
University and Provo meet in dual
contest which win give tho first line on
the comparative strength Of the schools
for the big state contest scheduled for
MAY o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
peru's Celibaey Law Suspended.

Washington, April 2O.--Because tho
American government refused TO permit
It's diplomatic and consular agents I'm
Peru to issue certificates OF cellbacy to
American citizens, required by Peruvian
law as condition precedent To mar
rage with Peruvian. and because the
London government took a similar posi-
ton, the Lima government has inded-
nitely suspended the law.
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standard oil Co. in Missouri.

Kansas CITY, April 2O.--James r. Gar
field, commissioner of corporations, ana
Herbert s. Hadley, encouragement Ut
Missouri held a conference here today
at the request Of the Missouri official
who Is pushing an investigation into
the standard Oil company's methods ga
this state
Before going into the conference. MIR.
Hadley said
I'VE have already secured enough
evidence to prove that the Standard OIL
company has been violating the laws
of Missouri iu monopolizIng the oil
products Of the state
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Rev. $, d. +. salmond Dead.

Aberdeen, Scotland, April 20,-The
Rev. Stewart Dingwnll Fordyce Sal
mond principal Of the United Free
Church college, professor Of systematic
theology and exegesies Of the eplstles
in that Institution and the author Of
many religious works, died here today,
aged 81 years,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
senator Plttl lmproysd

Washington, Conn, April 20.--ln spite
OF the unfavorable symptoms which
manifested themselves yesterday an 4
last night, the condition OF Senator o.
IL. Plat was today somewhat improved.
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.,sss.ss...a...s,.,.,s,.s,sHts.ss..s.s.as
THE KNOCKERS ORGAN
"A BUSINESS AS
SASSlNATOR

lbNdl NNWh sss'''f ''''' ' - '-o'
As the reading public is now
rather thoroughly aware, these
figures denote the respective cir
culatlon Of the three Salt Lake
papers in 40 leading cities and
towns including Ogden Murray,
Provo and Logan The details,
town by town, have been print
ed several times In the News"
as tending TO illustrate the low
ebb the Tribune circulation has
reached since 1t came out into
the open as THE ORGAN OF
THE KNOCKERS. and the
mouthplece Of the traducors OF
Utah.
Never a word has the organ
printed questioning the accuracy
Of these figures Filth, abuse,
mud-sl.nging, the outpourings Of
envy and mallce--all these bat
teries have been unmasked, but
as to the ruth or fuIsity Of the
figures, blank, utter and cnyel.
oping Silence.
AS further evidcncing the
blight which has fallen upon the
Knockers out Of town cIroula-
ton, the News" has just re-
ceivcd a document which is In
teresting. II is a letter from
court reporter IN one NJ the out
side judicial districts, who says
he has been I'm the habit OF fur
nishing the Tribune with court
reports, but that these reports
are only Of interest To the people
whore the court meets, and as
80 few Of them any longer see
the Tribune, he sees no use Of
sending them his notes, and
would the News" care to con-
tract for them in future?
In the meantime the organ Of
the Knockers goes on with its
work Of assassinating the inter-
ests of the real estate men and
counteracting the efforts Of
business men to induce new
corners and capitalists TO enter
the state Here Is a cheerful in
stance of the result of their
work;
Mr.. c, r, Savage, the veter-
an photographer who entertains
many strangers, was called up-
on ut his store recently by
MIR. Armstrong andH his daugh-
ters, the gentleman being a well
known publisher in New York
city, He presented letters of in
PRODUCTION from prominent
Southern Pacific people to Mr.
Savage and then astonishod
that gentleman by asking with
some nervousness whether I'm
view Of the prevailing agitation
st would be entirely safe for him
and his daughters 10 walk about
the city alone? Mr.. Savage says
this is the second occurrence Of
the kind that has come under
his personal notice. What do
our business men and our real
estate men think of such object
lessons?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20

r.. A. Woods, general agent of the
Equitable in pittsburg said today 10
Was not true as reported that Doe hal
been offered q vice presidency In tho
society loo return for support % Mr.
Alexander ana MI Tarbell Mr. Woods
also said.
at haas been claimed that Mr.. Alex
ander in hls efforts TO bring about mu-
Wali8tI0u was influenced by the fact
that ne would control the proxies of th.
policy holders The public evidently
does not know the proposition Mr. Alex
ander made To- the so-calIcd committee
VI H. MI Alexander told them he would
agree To have the proxies NJ the policy
holders sent TO and deposited with
President Roosevelt, Grover Cleveland.
or the president OF any six American
universities I'm the presence of Mr..
Alexander Mr.. Tarbell announced this
from the platform at one Of the meet.
ings"
Justice Mclean. I'm the supreme court
today adjourned until April 2i,the argu-
ment in the suit brought by Henry G.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20

cal Estate is aood servant, but a
ooor master. You can make your
rsal estate work for you II you i'm.
proye it--and then advertise.
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You will know things about real es..
tate n this city Il you read the ads.
carefully every day--ANO YOU
WON'T IF YOU DON'TI
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-24

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-The most In.
teresting features in the political sit
uation in New York is the surrender
by Senator Plat of all desires to lead
ership and the change of most Of the
local leaders to the support of Con
gresham Herbert Parsons for presi-
dent of the county committee. Gov
ernor Higgins at Albany gave Il lift to
the Parsons boom by mdorsing it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-24

LOOK" for the Blue-Label and see
that you get the original, Sim
mems butter-nut bread. All stores,
sc a loaf. II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-24

SIMMENS has the only copyright
and formula for manufacturing OF
the butter-nut bread in the County:
beware of limitations. tt
Cañon City record., 1905-07-20

About O'Clock last Tuesday after
noon Camilla Verlengia of Brookside
was shot and instantly killed by Felice
Moschetti while passing the lstter's
house, which is within hundred yards
of his own home.
There had been no trouble between
the two men so far as known, and at
the inquest held yesterday morning
under the direction of Coroner Paxton
of Florence. the jury held that the
killing was felonious and unwarranted
1t grew out of trivial dispute in re-
lation to some chickens OF which
Verlengia was the owner and in which
Moschetti appears to have no direct
personal concern.
As an incident leading up to the kill
ing it may be related that Verlengia
Cañon City record., 1905-07-20
ION time" FLOUR
BEST ON MARKET

This is the day and age of specialties
and specialists. And to secure large
trade in short time requires better
article than is already on the market.
Realizing this, the Canon City Mill
ing Co. have secured the best and most
experienced millers that can be hired
and, at a great expense, have put in
the latest and best improved machin-
cry on the market today, and are max
ing On Time Flour of choice selected
hard wheat, and there is no better or
cheaper on the market today.
Ask your grocer.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-20
Meets Violent Death
at BrOOkSide
Camille verenga Tuesday Evening
Large

was arrested some three or four weeks
ago on the complaint of certain citizens
of Brookside, who chargedHhim with
following and otherwise thrusting his
presence upon young lady to whom
his attentions were obnoxious. He
was adjudged guilty by the magistrate
before whom he was arraigned for trial
and committed to the county jail in
default Of a peace bond in the sum of
five hundred dollars.
A week ago last Tuesday the requisite
bond was obtained and he was dis
charged from custody. On going back
to Brookside he accused some Of the
neighbors Of throwing stones at his
chickens during his absence and the
controversy which grew out Of the
accusation resulted in his murder.
When Moschetti, who is q miner,
came home. Tuesday evening his wife
told him Of the quarrel with verlengia
about the chickens and stated that he
had insulted her by making an indecent
proposal. A few minutes later Verlen-
gia was seen coming along the road
some twenty-five or thirty yards away.
Waiting until he had approached to
within about forty feet OF house
Moschetti got his shot gun AMI hastily
thrust a shell into the breech and fired,
as a result OF which Verlengia fell to
the ground dead man.
An examination revealed the fact
that four buckshot had entered his
body, one in the hand, one in the side
and two in the region Of the heart.
Five minutes after the murder had
taken place Mosehetti made his way to
the hills south Of town and has not
since been seen, although the officers
have made dilligent search for him in
the surrounding country. All Of the
coal camps have been visited and all
trains watched but no tidings Of him
have been obtained.
Moschetti, who is about thirty years
old, has wife and one child. yerlengia,
who is about the same age, is q batche-
lor. As he has acted queerly for some
time it has been suspected by people
in Brookside that Verlengia was mem
tally unbalanced, but whether such a
belief was well founded or not we are
unable to state.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-20
Opera Hosse, Asgsst :
PAdesewsfkt, the Gfeat

Pianist, had been advertised immense
ly ell over the United States and some
Of our citizens may have had an oppor-
tunity Of hearing him play, but one Of
the greatest treats is offered the citi-
zens Of Canon City, 40 another great
star, Signor Ramon Auqsbells. will
give piano recital at the Opess House
on August 1.
The signor has lately played in near
ly all Of our principal cities snd the
music critics give him the highest
praise. The signor comes upon the
solicitation of Prof. Chss. p. Miller,
who lie new resident Of our town, .
gentleman who represents the cele-
bratea Baldwin pianos. the Instrument
Signor Aquabella prefe-s above all
other makes.
These pianos received the Crsss os
Honor and the Grand. Prix at Paris
World 5 Fair. 1900, and. Hrss priss shove
al other makes at 81. Leuis WorId ,
Fair, 1904.
Tickets for reserved seats can be hssl
At Peabody's drug store.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-20

at all hours and apparently every hour.
The clerk who takes his morning cup
at 9 has another at his desk an hour
later. purchased from a street vender
The business men passing through the
streets pause while a fellow who car
ries hot coffee. hot milk. sugar and
spoons harnessed upon him serves
them on the sidewalk.
II the Spaniard does not smoke in his
sleep 1t is his only respite from the
habit.-Rosary Magazine.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-20
She Tried Five Doctor

Mrs. Frances L. Sales. Of Missouri
Valley. Ia. writes II have been
AFFLICTED with kidney troubls 1--WE
years: had severe pains in my back
and q frequent desire TO urinate.
When riding I experienced much
pain over the region Of the kidneys.
tried fve physicians without bsnefit
and then concluded to try Foley's
Kidney Cure. After taking three
u. 90 bottles was completely cured. -
Palace Drug Store.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-20

company. O. L. Tut, Spencer Penrose
and O. NJ. MacNell, of Colorado Springs,
are officers and holders Of big blocks of
stock in the Utah company and are
also Interested heavily in the United
States Reduction & Refining company.
which owns mill at Colorado City.
and it is believed by some that these
properties are also included in the
deal by which the American Smelling
q Refining company will gain the Utah
copper properties.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-20
S,ee Aswara.- Ssso.

Ths r.edsrs of -: yeesr stii b pss.ss1 V
lsarn snas thsrs !. ~ tseee ons drssde4 dA.sass
laAgss, esd ~ q caAArsA RA,i's csAarvA
cUso fs the oniy pestaive care nov lawn 70
the medical fraeseD1ly. Ce1anh bsi1p 2 oce-
NtAhsa Internally, asalag discsly upon H. bapod
80 Dueuous slsfass o. ~ ysteA thereby
gtvtAg the peAlsal slrsagtA By baild1n1 up tAs
ecsstit.tton asA asaassinG nature - detnQ -
~ curative Dcvsfs shaA thsy onse o. nan-
drsd DollaD spr say saas thaa v lnAas 10 ssss.
1ead for liza Of tssslmoafais-
Address: FL. Chousy Ce Toledo. o.
Sold by nvuxH1asA, sec.
Tsks fsslrs Ysmiiy Pills for ceassipsatoa.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-20
Killed by M Cas-

| An associated press dispatch from
Ssiida, under date of last Monday,
ssys:
After havings train pee over his
body. severing both lego below the
knse and cutting OF his right arm. z.
A. Thornton. 10 years old. printer
from San Francisco. held mp the left
arm and waved 10 the engineer Of IN
opeoming switch engine in order that
h~ might not i,s nun over again.
Thornton, wish . cos2panion, at
t~mpssd 20 swing onto. the truss sods
uaAer the baggnss car Of section one Of
train No. 4, Of the Deuvsr and Rio
Grsnde north bound car, which psssed
Through Mintusn, . station eighty
siies west of here, at II 30 yesterday
morning. but missed his hold and fell
under the car. He died ~ 8:3e last
Night Of his injuries. The lads perenss
reside in San Francisco.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-20
DEATHS
nigbee

fiigbee
Elisha Higbee died at his home in
South Canon last Monday afternoon Of
typhoid fever. aged forty-four years,
one month and ten days. Deceased
came here recently from Swallows
where he was engaged rs . teamster.
Until the strike troubles in Cripple
Greek last year he was y resident Of
that city and was Interested in mining.
He leaves . wife and SIX children to
mourn his demise. The funeral took
place yesterday, followed BY interment
at Lakeside cemetery.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-20
70 = 4 dinss 8 5
Perry-Pugh

Perry -Pugh
Miss Imogene Perry, OF Coaldsle,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Perry
and Stanley Pugh, OF Howard. were
married in this city last Saturday,
Judge Jas. L. Cooper. of the county
court, officiating.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-20

surroundings would prolong her fife,.
A marked improvement wss noted in
her condition for the first few days.
but reaction soon set in and from that
time until the end her decline wss
rapid.
At the time OF her Lass visit here.
about twelve months ago. Mrs. Dawson
was apparently strong. healthy wo-
man. The sympathy Of Canon City
friends is extended to the beresved
husband.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-20

CsRee ard saske- .. sOes>.
Hyen Of wine. 20 cheap and abua-
Aant In Spain. the natives seem to use
very little. They are frightfuiiy h.
temperate. howevse. In ths&r - u 10
bseeo and coffee. Tnsy AriAk coffee