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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH,
Participates IN Annual Corru,
Christi Procession.

Nonnn, Juno %, Amid uccompun.
mcnts Of medieval pomp ana crcum.
stance, the aged emperor Of Austria,
KING Of hungary ANA Bohemia, ETC.,
Francis Joseph. took part M the yearly
corpus CHRISTI procession In Vienna 10.
day His majesty was greeted enthus.
iastlcully 10y hIs people AZ he was drN.
an through tho streets NJ the inner city,
hul II was the universal dlcWm OF tho
Nlcnnese that their emperor had aged
greatly since they last saw him partakc
~ ms ceremony two years ago and
tho appearance of his majesty who viii
II he llyos, celebrate tho slNllcth ami.
Nersaly ~ hs accession TO the throne
IN 1905, suggcstcd to many minds that
this may be tho last Tine tho vonora .
bio monarch viii appear before hls poo.
pie ~ u participant IN this beautiful
Festival OF the Catholic church.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF.
Rio GraNde Train Nearly Wrecked by
Collision With Push Car.
Especial to the "Ncws -

Provo Juno s2.-Spccal Agcn, Brown
" the Rio drndc reports that some
mlscrcanl placed o. push ear on the
track al Midway In spanish Fork can.
%on tho other night which partially
wrecked 30. D. which ran into II, A. u
result ut the collision the baggage ear
wac smashed ana other damage done,
but fortunately no one wus injured
Some arrests have boon made In the
hope Of landing tho guilty parties,
The house destroyed by lire last night
was the property Of WOllam Mollao
ana, with furniture was damaged to
the extent of $500 with $3.50 insurance,
The tlre was clwol by children play.
ma Win matches,
Misses Boswell ana Wood of wash.
lnglon, u, 60 were here yesterday us
guests Of Senator and Mrs, Reed
Smuot
President Joseph r. Smith hla cous.
I'm, Frederick smith Of Lamont la,
ANA several othch win bt here iomor.
row on q ilehlug nip Us guests Of Sem.
atOr Rood Smuot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
Gen. Bowman Bounced From Stale Guard
Appoints Colonel
doo8hc8an TO Succeed fn-R8natn
Is Accepfod-Ordor TO Come Of Chaos

Tho almost unanimous demand OF
the oih'cw Of the National Guard Of
Utah that AdiL'Gcn Bowman resign
has borne fruit at last Yesterday the
general pooh.poohcd the idea of such
a thing as him rcsignng he had been
appointed TO tho onlcc some months
egoi he was IN aud was going to stay
H. Evidently doN cutler had views Of
his own ON The matter for today he
formally notified Gen, Bowman that he
had been relieved from u further dis.
charge Of the duties Of the Office The
action was pcrcmp,ory ana went into
immediate effect
simultaneously with the notification
sent 10 den, Bowman another lo,lcr
went to Col Joseph l'oRhcgnn or Gov
Cullcra stan, signed by the command.
cr.ln.chlef himself reading
y beg 10 inform you that Adjt,,Gcn,
Bowman has been relieved II the duties
~ adju,lnt general OF tho National
Guard Of Utah, ana that you win per.
form the duties Of adju,int general I'M.
M further orders"
GEN, GEOdnEdAN TALKS,
When seen at his office az noon To.
day den Gcoghosan, who NJ 10 now
has been senior ranking rolonol ip the
guard and inspector general said My
first cftolt viii be TO harmonIac conn
plclcly the office Of ldjutdnt general
with that of brigudlorgcncrol and 10
cause the two positions To work IN com.
plctc harmony This IL u critical period
IN tho history Of the guard, ana my
appointment which | have Just rc'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
KING CHRISTIAN or
DENMARK VERY WEAK

Imperial Yacht cub, Klcl Germany,
June -, lmpclor William received "A
telegram last night Announcing that
hlnV christian NJ Denmark II In a
state az great weakness, which In civ,
ing his ontournge much concern
RrpurW from Wolshndcn IA fow dnys
ngo described the Rims ns wen enough
to drive ont ana take part In Mmull ON.
torlainmonty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
REPRIliNE FOR IIOCIl.
GOV. De,,ecn WIN Grant One
That Appeal May be Taken,

Springfield, H. juno ~ --Ooy. DE.
nocn VIII gram u rcprIcyo 10 Johann
ll0ch sentenced 90 hang tomorrow FOR
wife murder The roprleyo win he
granted so that lloch's case can be
taken to the Illinois supreme court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
AN AFFLICTED FAMILY.
Fathers Condition Critical and Wife and
Daughters Down With Smallpox.

As ,ar ~ physical Affections are con.
ccncl II seems that the family OF leo
dykes, the onc.armcd man who was
seriously injured IN runaway accident
ON Tuesday, has moro than ~ share.
Mr. Dykes IN lying nt his home nj 1919
west SECOND South street IN "A critical
condition from concusslon of the brain
cnuscl 10y hlH accident, ana yesterday
afternoon N was reported TO the health
office that his wife and two daughters,
aged Z ana 2 years. are m win the
smallpox, The house ~ therefore nm.
der quarantine, which makes II rather
bad for the entire family
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
WILLIAMS WILL MAKE
PRESIDENT DOCTOR OF LETTERS

WllliumsloNu Mass June 20, prcsl,
dent Roosevelt, who reached here last
evening after q busy day at Worcester,
spent the night AZ the homo Of prcsi.
dent Henry HOPKINS Of Williams col.
lego which institution today win con.
Ter upon the president The somewhat
unusual degree NJ LTII, y, doctor OF
letters Tho President was greatly
refreshed by u Quiol Nights rest,
During the morning the president and
his party were driven about town and
into the Berkshire county beyond
Former SocN Of War l1Ilhu Root and
Former Ambassador Joseph Choato who
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
MuRDEREsS MARY ROGERS,
Her Petition for Writ of Ilnhens
Corpus Denied,

Bralllchoro, W. Juno 22-.Tho ho.
brus corpus petition NJ Mary Rogoru,
under sentence Of death for the mur.
Der Of her husband was denied by
Judgo Wheeler sitting nH 4 Justice ot
the United states circuit court today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22

iAry duty not to talk for publication,
names cannot be used, but expressions
of opinion Indicate wide range of
tcellnH among that part Of the line
which supports General Park, that iu
case bowman WAS relieved his rosIgna.
ton would not be accepted, The I'M
mediate cause uf the present outbreak
IN thht General bowman placed Llcus
tcnnn, Colonel l.und, stan officer, m
command Of the guard for the Docoru-
ton day parade, whereas the rogula
tons ANA an military precedence places
mis- command on the senior line olllcor
II " alleged that n was IN roscntlng
lhis slight that General PARK rosgnoN,
IN order To brnR matters to a focus be-
Tore TIE governor However the accept.
hlloo nl his resignation makes " nppnr'
cnt mat the administration considers
his disconncolion with the guard nocoN.
snry TO brlng peace In The present stu.
alton,
one officer declared thla morning that
many lno officers had their rosiRnntioua
ready To illo ana follow General Park
out ~ the guard, tie doubted very
much that more would follow
ARMoRY TO DE MOVED
" wv llhlluUhl RulTu hflnNlN VIZ
morning things wore IN u state of gcu-
oral ronfuhun, following the notice
from the owners Of the building that
the guard must vacnIo July l. The
sergeant IN charge was busy packing
his ONCE equipment for transfer 10 a
now building although n headquarters
has ~ yet not been chosen, The nrm'
DRY board, which consists of the COVER.
nor, The udlulnut general the hrlga'
der general ana the secretary Of state,
met yesterday ana the day before ON the
problem, but have not yet closed deal
Tor new place II IN said that tho
old High school building on piorpont
street has been accepted, however and
that this VIII be the new homo of tho
citizon sodioN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
Writ Of Error for Jasko Bripas,

springfield H., June 3D. The ~.
prcmo cour, today granted u writ NJ
error ana supcrscdcas In tho case or
Joseph cJoko0 RrigRs sentenced 10
hnng tomorrow IN Chicago for the
murder Of Hans Peterson,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22

ut the scene that those whose bodies
were burned IN tho wreck Ncro uncon.
scious after the crath They felt Ger.
tain they were able 60 release ana iako
out of the wreck an those who wcro
able lu cali for help ana thus help tho
rescuors locate them, IN the glowing
furnace that roarod and spuuored with
terrific fcrocIly II WAS possible 10 see
q number Of the bodies, but II was i'm.
possible 10 get 10 them until the arrival
of tho nro department, which Was able
10 successfully combat the names,
4 HORRIBLE SCENE
Tho tcono Of the wreck ~ the roscu.
ors ro1oublod their efforts To recover
the bodies after tho help Of the Are de-.
parlmont made their fight With tn
flames successful were weird and horr.
bic, 4 great pail of smoke hung over
the wreck ON which the iromon NclN
pouring grcnt streams Of water Res
cuers With lanterns CROPPED through the
smoke and steam and spared no cnortl
90 get the bodies,
Despite all this the condition of tho
bodies was such ms 10 make idontinca'
tlon almost impossible, one body was
recovered with the bead MISSING Tho
clothing was gone from the body and
In'Tt WIS nnlN VIC FlllNll'N' ilhn'f w
u successful identification, The bodies
we're placed Oh n special train ana hur.
rod 10 cleveland,
A, o'clock the body taken from thN
wreck was thought ~ hc that of Now
ton Walters Of Hamburg, n. w. who
was baggAgomNslor of tho train, Tho
identification was not complete
AN INFORMAL INVESTIGATION
OnlpIals Of the road started an mfor.
NAL investigation Immediately ON their
arrival They could not understand
why or how the train would be- dorNllon
at the switch, which n provided with
every Known safeguard ana WAS carcs
fully Inspected prior to the passing Of
the train,
Arthur l., Johnson of Comoy \
Johnson, millinery manufacturers ut
Cleveland, MAS passenger ON the
wrecked train, was riding III the smok.
or at the time the wreck occurred ana
is believed by a travelling companion
10 have persisted PASSENGER who was
with Mr., Johnson ON the train and who
escaped without serious damage, says
that johnson WAS caught IN the de-.
rallied cars, IN such way tina, escape
was practically Impossible
\ TRAGIC COINCIDENCE,
II was regic coincidence 81 tha
wreck that II should happen close by
the summer home Of Horace Androws,
president Of the Cleveland Electric Rail
way company, and that one Of the iatnl-
Is injured passengers should be his NE
long friend aud bosom companion, {, w.
WcllmRn. Wcllman know that he was
near the house OF his friend When he
had been carried TO q place OF satoly
his nra, words were n Feeble can Tor
Mr., Andrews
ny.standom learned OF the wish o!
the supposedly dylng man and n shout
went UP Cor the man he wanted 10 soc
Mr. Andrews had hurried TO the scene
az tho catastrophe Az soon as he learn.
ed OF II and he Was led To the spot
Whore Wellman lay IN his agony.
EncolIng by tho side Of the sufferer AM
drews spoke few words Of comfort
\ MESSAGE TO MS WIFE
Come nearer whispered Wcllman,
His friend learned close TO the injured
man, I'm terribly hurt, Horace, Yes
(contlnuch on page 3D.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22

has not reached the foreign oflcr, but II
h expected that Ambassador Rlhuutd
VIII present II IN the course Of the after.
noon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22

were here 10 receive tho degree Of Lb
u. from williams college. were also
ln the party Tho cordnllty of the
people was displayed at every point az
the president passed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
PHYSICIANS ARRIVE.

A score or more Of physicinns from
Cleveland, rolllnwood, Ashlnbula ana
Pnihpf\ He went To the scene ~ mo
wreck NJ the request Of the Lake
Shore officials, After the physicians
hal treated the injured, ihc Inter
were placed aboard Il special train ana
hrough 10 this city whore they were
huwicu " 'uliing ombulanccs to tie
several hospitals
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
Frances Answer Not Received,

berlin, June 2! Frances answer Of tho
German note on the Moroccan question
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
ENGINES BOILER BURSTS,

An instant after the crash of tho
wreck, the boiler OF the great engine
burst with terrific force, scattering fire
ana steam through the wreck In n man.
llet mat made escape for The holpost
hlnrhoncd passengers impossible,
Tho wrecked combination car, which
mad landed crushed and splntcrod on
lon or tho engine, was nj once on.
Neloped IN binding flames ana scnld.
Ing steam, Tho cries Of the impris.
onod passengers were heard abovc tho
roar, but they were beyond all human
aid aud the car became pyro for n
number Of human bongs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
SCENE FOLLOWING WRECK,

Tho scone following the wreck was
one tina, bcggars description, Tho night
was dark, save for tho light from the
blazing wreck OF the coach that was
crushed and spllntered on top of the
engine, Men swarmed about II, com.
batting the flames with the means at
hand cropping their way through the
binding scalding steam that rose In
clouds, hunting for the injured whose
pilocus cries were such M chilled the
hearts Of those who heard thcm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22

(coniinueh on page 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22

Vow may have known some particular
h'ero very we'll yosterday--and yet
hardly recognize II today. Nav
goods Let the ads, keen you posted,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
SUIT MOONS STATEMENT,

Asst Cen Supt y, G, Moon Of the
LAKE shore on tho scene Of the wreck,
gave out the following statement at /
o'clock so far IN can We learned the
switch was opened and locked open by
some party unknown probably a
CRANK, and evidently for malicious pnr.
IoseS Train No, TO- fas, cas,bound
ram passed through The same switch
70 minutes ahead of No, 20, and II was
az flsht a, that time II IL positive
NAV no other train or engine either
itHHhl or Passenger, passed through
lho switch between No, 10 and No. 98"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22

uA pcculiprly distressing feature ~
WV rescue work was that the lhj',cd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22

An ounce OF "know" 10 better than a
pound Of "eusss,' and the Woman
who reads the ads, "krows thInas"
about what goods should cost
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
FROM H|S WINDOW
JUMPS TO DEATH.
Had Been Charged With Taking
Money Fraudulently From the
Weissel Estate.
(By Associated Press,)

NEW YORK, October l2,-Rather than
face trial on tho indictments charging
him with fraudllently taking money from
the Vessel estate Armitage Matthews
lawyer and secretary o. the County Re-
publican Committee, committed suicide
to-day by jumping from window In his
apartment to stonerpaved courtyard
He struck on his head, fracturlng the
skull. and died In short time.
Mathews. who was young man. had
advanced rapidly, both In the practice
of his profession and In politics, He was
u friend of former Governor Black. and
OF Abraham Gruber, and they We're loyal
to him in his trouble. acting us legal
advisers and doing all they could to
aid him to obtain the chaneg of venue
from this county, for which he appealed
Tho change of venue was denied yes-
terday, and trial of the case was set
for to-day before Justice Davy in the
criminal branch OF the Supreme Court,
Early this morning Mathews received
a special delivery letter After reading
it his houaekeeper heard him 60 to a
bathroom and open window a few
seconds later he jumped to his death,
Several tenants in a house in the rear
of the Mathews apMtments saw him,
jump,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
COMMITTEE W|LL
CONSIDER THE CASE.
Norfolk County Matter to Come
SUp at MurN1y's Tomorrow
Night.

Chairman ], Taylor Ellyson has called
a meeting Of the State Democratic Com
mittee for Tomorrow night at s o'clock,
at Murphys Hotel, to consider the Nor
fix County trouble, Mr., l1lyson left on
a night train for New York, and Colonel
Button was busy wiring the members of
the committee to come here, II possible,
and attend the meeting.
Tho petition set out by the "Stralght-
outs Is a strong one.
They contend that II the committee
will look into the details OF the vote cast
at Butts Roads and pleasant Grove pre-
oincts they Will find that the "Stl1lsht-
outs elected a majority OF the county
homnitteS and also nominated their
ticket for the Legislature and county
officers Tho real light Is oye' the coun-
5ty clerksllip, which was sought l]y Sena-
tor u. Finley Cromwell.
Mr.. Alvah II. Martin is now the clerk,
and he is looked upon as the Fusion Re-
publican leader Of the county.
The "Straightout' Democrats are
lighting before tho committee for what
they claim to be their right of regu-
larlty.
They arc represented by Messrs, Cabell
and Sebrell, of Norfolk, and have n
strong following In the committee. Though
at the last meeting of the body they did
not set all they thought was coming TO
them. 5s-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
.FEARF Ill Tall [
OF BUTCRERY | |: II ]
.Mutinous Negro Sailors Tell Of
the Murder Of Ships
officers.
KILLED AND THROWN / /. L " i, OVER 9 '.I::|:
.AEurderers chiarge. the Crime
against One An
Other.
KILLED AND THROWN OVER
(By Associated Press.) }

(By Associa ted Press.) ta5
WILMINGTON, N. c., October 12.--Her
decks and cabins splotched with blood
from the fearful butchery following the
mutiny aboard ship early Tuesday morn
ing off the North Carolina coast, the four
masted schooner Harry Berwind, of
Philadelphia, was towed into Southport
to-day by Wilmington tugs.
Aboard were the prize crew Of the
who were wanted as witnesses against
the three negroes shackled and brought
to the Cape F1ear quarantine station
Wednesday,, charged with mutiny and
murder At the preliminary investlga-5
ton before United States Commissioners
Collier, of Wilmington, and Pinner. of
Southport, to-day, the men who boarded
the Berwind told the story Of conditions
en- the vessel as they found them, and the
three prisoners were then introduced at
their own request.
They gave their names as Robert Saw
yer. Henry Scott and Arthur Adams,
all colored, and under forty years Of age.
One Man Did 1t ALL.
Sawyer and Adams employed counsel.
and both charged that Scout dld the KILL
ing of the five men, with the exception
OF Captain Runlill. who disappeared be-
fore day Tuesday morning in manner
of which they knew nothing. Each said
lie saw Scott shoot the mate on the lee
side of the ship and throw his body over
board. Then he killed the engineer and
went down the companonway. Very soon
they heard shots below deck In the gal
ley, and short while thereafter Scott
camo up again, bearing the body Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
FOUND HIS HEAD
FAR: I M: FROM ri \ BODY B
Thomas T. Corcoran, a Street Car.
Ticket Chopper, Victim Of
Revolving Murder.
FREDERICK BAUER ARRESTED
Parts Of the Dead Mans Body$
+ ound il, Ell His lIIssspo II. and He
e. Showed Nervousness.
(By Associated Press.)

E ~ : .
NEW YORK, October 12.-The flnu4ng
Of mans head in East Eighteenth
Street, near Avenue c early to-day, re-
suited In the discovery of an unusually
revolving murder, the victim Of which
was Thomas r. Corcoran, who was prob
ably killed last night in the house No.
E14o Third Avenue.
After the picking up Of the head, tho
other portions of the body were found,
cut to pieces, In the Third Avenue house.
The arms below the elbow and legs be-
low tie knees had been packed In a suit
case and the torso and remaining por-
tions of the arms and legs We're hidden In
clothes hamper In room occupied by
7 Frederick Bauer, an ELEVATOR runner.
Bauer was arrested The point at which
the head was found is more than
quarter OF mile away from No. l49
Third Avenue.
Tho head was wrapped In the Sunday
supplement- of German newspaper. and
a blue and white shirt, Bauer was found
entering his room by the police. and said
t., them: IT found my room like this
when awoke this morning"
Bauer who Is thrty-nine years old, Is
employed as an elevator man at the
Union Square Hotel, and when he went
to work to-day he was sent home because
of extreme nervousness. An eXamna-
ton Of Corcoran's head showed that he
had been shot In the face. The police
make the allegation that it was crime of
.degeneracy.
corcoran came here from Ireland
several years ago and made his home In
this city, with n married sister, He was
ticket chopper on the elevated railroad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
MADE HIM MURDERER
So Charges T. A, McCraw, Who
Killed His Mother
in-law,
Special to The Times-Dispatcl.)

4 WILMINGTON, N. G., October la,,-
Alleging that Christian Science preached
in his household by his mother-n-law
and persons of her faith had destroyed
his domestic happiness, t. A, McCraw,
well-.Snown upholsterer Of this city, fat
ally shot his in-law, Mrs, Mary
Wright. this morning, The tragedy hap
pened in the presence of his wife and
was the result OF deliberate premedita-
tion, as NIcCraw had previously written
a letter, which was found on his person
after his arrest, bitterly denouncing
Christian Science and SAYING that he in
tended to kill himself, wife rnd mother
in law,
He made sensational charges against
Christian Science and requested that his
children be taken from its influence. He
nlso alleged misconduct on tho part OF
his wife. After staying his motler-in-law
his courage evidently failed him. He was
partly intoxicated mt the time and had
been drinking heavily for sono time
past. lie is now in jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
HAVE AMPLE FUNDS NOW,
Believed at Pensacola Disease Be
Stamped Out in -Four Weeks.
fr2y Associatcd PresS.)

PENSACOLA. FLA, October 19,-The
summary Of yellow fever cases tonight IS
as follows; New cases, %; total cases 900
Deaths to-day, 81 total, 4S; under treat
ment, ISL; discharged 125. The deaths
were in different sections OF the city ana
all were expected. The efforts OF the
citizens TO secure sufficient money w1th
which to fight tho disease has been
successful.
'relegrams We're received Tonight from
President lIendry of the State Board g o.
Health, and from Governor BroWardk
authorizing the State health officer TO
eXpend any amount that he deems neces-
sary, Every available man in the city
will be employed Tomorrow In fumiga-
lion work, which will Include every house
within 800 feet Of every infected point.
1)r. Porter Is now receiving the hearty
cooperation of the citizens and city gov
c,lnnent, and physicians believe that the
disease Will he STAMPED out within four
able.