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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-02-24

Snake river is not to be changed,
and commend The Republican for
the scathlng review it made OF the
subject just before the matter came
to a vote in the house of repre-
sentatives. Since the press and
the people arc against the change
we should like to be Informed who
created such stir and on what
grounds the measure received such
favorable consideration as it did
for a time.
Answer-A resolution offered by Hon
Edgar Wilson and pushed by lot OF
sentimental fellows who understand
the meter in poetry, but who couldn
kill a chicken with an AK, was pressed
in this light, something like TINS;
Whereas, the great tributary of the
Columbia which flows for thousand
miles throufh Idaho and which was
formerly called Lewis or Snake
river" forms such an important part
in the history and development OF the
whole northwest. and is to be the
father OF densely populated empire
and is to 90 down in history in greater
importance in human achievement and
human progress than the Nile, the
Indus, the Ganges and the Euphrates
and,
Whereas. this is the hundredth ami
verSary of the discovery of this stream
bv Lewis and Clark who spent more
than year in exploring this region
and
Whereas, the name Snake is repul'
sive and the name of Shosho-nee is
smooth and musical, therefore, etc.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-02-24
SEQ PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.
$50 PER YEAR ON ACCOUNT.
Basalt

James johnson from Bear Lake
is with us this week.
A baby boy came to the home
of G. W. Syons on the 10th.
J. |. Benton has sold his ranch
TO Chas Christensen of Goshen.
There will be an auction sale at
J. |. Benton's on the Oath of
February.
George F. Shelley and Thomas
Mitchell of Shelley, were in town
last Sunday as missionaries.
r. A. Belnap has bought land
of ID. L. Pope east of town, and
commenced building the Goth.
School will commence in the
new school house the first Monday
IN March with Miss Byrne as
principal.
George A. Sam and Hyrum
Davis of Thomas passed through
our burg Tuesday on their way to
MILFORD, Idaho.
Allen Cox from Provo and John
Esplin from Cane county, Utah,
have been in our midst looking
for new homes.
Hans Johnson.and James Quinn
returned last week from Lost Riv-
er country, where they have been
on missionary work.
Since the river has been frozen
so teams could cross at least 100
teams have crossed every day,
which shows how badly bridge
IS needed at Basalt.
A. Croney was in town and re-
ports the rock quarry doing good
business. He is thinking of buy
ing some town property and max
ing his home with us.
Since the preparations for a
cheese factory have commenced
here, good mich cows are in de,
mand, and a few have alread y
been bought by some of our clti-
zens.
L. +. Jenson commenced work
on his dwelling east of the Davis
Mercantile company store, Feb.
Dist. 1t is to be built of stone.
and he expects to make it the fin
est dwelling house In town.
"Out in the Street, and"Hick-
DRY FARM were played by the
Home Dramatic company Mon.
day night, Feb. 20. There was a
large attendance and all seemed
well pleased with the evenings
entertainment, and will anxiously
await "The Deacon's Tribulation''
which will be presented March
9th.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-02-24
Presto

H. X. Williams, of Payette,
arrived last Monday and will re-
main for some time the guest of
Presto Burrell.
Donald Reid, who has been in
the employ Of the O. S. l.. at
American Falls and Glenn s Ferry,
for some time, is with us again,
the guest of Alex. Vaughn.
There has been considerable
sickness lately in the home of r.
E Hanson. Ben A. Hanson, a
brother of r. E., has been quite
low with pneumonia, but is report
ed better.
Messers. Mercer and Travis,
representing the Equitable Life
Insurance company, have been
with us several days and have
succeeded in writing policies for
quite a number Of our healthiest
looking young men, and are still
looking for more.
Mrs. M. Kerr, formerly of Ba-
salt, is erecting a building a
quarter of mile east of the new
school house, to be used as a
country store. AT present her
stock is stored at the residence of
her son in-law, Frank Just, and
business is going on subject, how
ever, to some Inconvenience for
the want of room. Some of the
red men from across the river
have already come to apply for
"naggotsi,' but the new dealer
knows how to say "napplas. "
The same rule is applied to white
men who ask for credit.
We are glad the name of the
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-02-24
Bryan

The farmers and others of this
Iacality are pleased to know that
Prof. French has arranged to give
them an institute, andsswill turn
out enmasse to attend the meeting.
The home dramatic company
which played "strife' here a
short time ago have been request.
ed by many citizens to present it
again, and this will be done on
the evening of Monday February
9th.
There is some little revival now
of the subject of making Bryan
something more than flag station
by establishing business enough
here and patronizing home institu
tons well enough to make it q
better market aud a better ship
ping point.
The joint conference of the
Mutual improvement Associations
which was held here last Sunday
was well attended, and much val
liable instruction was given
Aggie Campbell, Douglas M. Todc
and l.. r. Martineau of the
general boards were present tC
conduct the work.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28
STE stats aboratortea.

Die Staats. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tuirb
in 2ir3e bic Mrbeit. Elm 9aboratorium
in ueberein Ifimmung nit Der bon Der
2egislatur paiRrten, bonn @ouuerusur
untsr3si9neten 0orlage au er6fnen,
iibernebmen. bic au bieiem 3pede be-
tpilistsn SIS, 600 werosn aber ni9t
Dor Stunt 3l erlangen iein.
Geeretdr Der Beb6rbe s. e.. 9urtp,
aebenft iebod ben Generals nmalt
Miler 3u berdnlaHen nit Der Beb6rbe
3uIammen bic betreHenoen @efeBe bur9-
suIebsn, UNI 10 aus3ufinoen, michel
Worarbeiten Biz SUM- f&on srIebigt
perben t6nnen. Na9 Nnfi@t Or.
9urtp's tpirb in Mnbetra&t Der pielsn
Organizations . Mrbeiten bas 2aboras
torium fann Dor benz nd4fen Sanuar
In Betrieb iein. Sin 2aboratorium
fir 9emifde Mrbeiten miro i'm erffen
Stode bes Staatsbaufes betrieben,
udbrenb bas patbolosif9e 2aborato'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28
Yoli5eili@es.

Gilbert Serbu1e, Elm IL Sabre
alter Sunge. behen gltern $50 Of
Georgia Strabe tpobnen. berlieb anl
eamfag bas elter!i4e 6eim uno
purbe feitber ni9t mebr geieben. Sie
poliaei murhe bena9ri9tiet, nod benz
bermiBten 2nabsr umf4au gu balten.
Wit einem bonn Obre Bis
gum 2tnn f9 erfreden6en S4nitte
langte Matbetu 2ewis, go. 943 Nus-
tingum=S traBe uobnbaft, Elm Garbi-
ger. gefern Mbsnb I'M Sispeniar rum
on. Wie nerlaute4, 9erietb er init
@bic Stout In elmer Wirtbi9aft an Der
Ssnbiana Mbe. In Streit; i'm 8erlaufe
beKelbsn iou Stout etnem Bier slafs
ben SUB absei9Iasen baben unb bann
bamit 2emis bic Wunoe beisebra9t
baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28

RUM entueber i'm 3~tpeiten ODER britterl
Stodmerfe bes @ebdubes untergebra9t
merben mirb. Die Staatsgeiunbbeits.
8eb6rbe bat unter benz rleusn @eiebe
bas Re&t, einen gbemifsn nit $500
Sabres9ebalt uno einen patbolo9en
nit $4,000 Sabreseebalt ~an3uHelen.
Iotuie aud ieoem Der beioel ie einen
@ettlfen 3u seben.
Die bonn publitum angemein gebeste
Sbee, baB f9 bas 2%aboratorium baupt.
id9li& nit Der unteriu9ung bon Mab.
rungsmitteln befafen mirb, fei irrig,
benin bieie Nrbeit tpirb lan9e ni&t 10
wi9tig fein, ME bic Der patbalogif9en
0ifOlogie. Or. 0urtp ertpartet, bab
sleid i'm erffen Sabre 10000 Dipb.
tberitis= @rfranfte bur9 bas Elaborate.
RUM 9erettet uer6en t6nnen unb baH
aud benz Wiitbsn arberer 2rantbeiten
berbdltnibmdbig ginbalt geboteri tuer.
tannDen 10 bob nod gr6hnun9 unb
Detrieb Der 2~aboratorien bns Yublifum
bieislben als neutrality-suspicious.
betra9ten tuiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28
8eb6rae far OHentlt@e @erte,
Mngenom meme Be-
/, f9Ihffe:

STR @ement=S eitenpege in 3epfons
Mbenue, bon Soutbsaffern Mbe. our
retten Settle Der 6. s.. & o. &ailpap
COMPANY.
STR Cement Seitentuege unb Curb
in 2epftone Mbe., bon Soutbeaffern
Mpe. our gneliib Mbe.
Jur gemsnt=S eitenuege in @bafe
Str, bon Oliber Mpenue aur 9enrp
Strabe.
STR @ement.S eitentuege In Olnsb
Ctr, bon 10. our 81. Str. /.
STR Gement.S eiknpsge in Weh
Str, 6fIi9e Settle bon @ap Str. bis
Worris Str.
Ghr bic &dumung zines Sbeiles Der
2. Inep n6rbIih bon Waibin9ton
Ctr. bon &ural Ctr. big 1924 CUB
6tlid bon &ural Str.
Gtngerei4 te 9 eu9e:
Ihr gement=S eitentps9e unb Curb
in BIadforb Str, bon Stem Yort our
Nortb Str.
STR Cement. Ssitentpege unb Curb
in Brablep ST., bon Wafbington our
Wi9igan Ctr.
Stir Mspbaltiruns in 9erinston
Nbe., bon Wir9inia Mpe. aur Gbelbp
StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28

9Yiaiondre 'fonnen mir ni@t @ue
INV erfparten gu tusrSen f; ieOOd t0n.
w men mir gu einem @obIfanS-
gelanger, iuent geiunoes urtbeiI bel
Den Iussaben a%n9etpanbt nirb. gieIe
3eute, in ibrer 8egierbe reid su iuer>
ben, iperfen ale 0orfidt in BEN @inb
uno risfiren ibre @riparnife in Inter
nebmnnsen Die @nes berfpre9en a6er
ausuoft niats einbrinsen. @s inb
bic entf@lofenen, fbitematifden @r<
lparnihe bon fteine1 Summen, Die
'f&liebIid gum @rfols fiibren. @ls
elm 8eiipiel Sin Oepoft BON sebn
Dollars ieben Monat NIT biefer Sc
ieuidaft, fur Die naditer sebn Sabre,
ersiebt Die bubble Summe bon
$1,399.3 80.
l TRUST CO.,
GapttaI 81, 100000. tleberi9ub S250,OOO.
@de BaiRrnSton Str. unb Sirsinia ape.,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28
Das brittle Symphonic .Gon,ert
Gin 9rpfer faniflerifeber Grfpl9.
Seifansair,ne- bes publifums 5eidnen Ole Kiinffler aus.

gu i9ahen, beRen &si3e ME berasIsn
uerben uno oeren einfa1e uno 10 off
p%aritrte WeloSien traurig uno ere.
geno babin fieben.
Gin 2ino wiro bas @eprdae berar-
tiger Wuft ebenfo germ b6ren, ME es
FIR ben b%etuanoerten Ba&ipieler cine
grbolung BON feinen ernffen Stuoien
b%eoeutet. Sas Ordefer mar bin=
rei9enb farf befebt, UNI ale bic Ssorte
Stenen 9eniiseno gu tsnnseianen.
Sn p~OlIenbeter Wsiie uurbe bas Dr.
DIETER Der f4tpieti9en Mufaabe geredt.
Nie 5ubor batten mir elm 10 boQenoetes
Songemdlse aus benz buntel{ten &ub-
LAMB geb6rt. pie Serr e4neiber unb
feline 3iinffler es bur9 Die Wieoeraabe
Der Sf4aitOwsts'iasn Muft su ent=
falten berfanbeh.
es mar cine srquifte 9eifuns. tpeI9e
bic b69ae anertennuna be1bient. Ser
oegeiferte geifal, ben Der gortraa
entfa9te. CAB benz 9ante ber WuFf=
liebbaber Musbruf.
Der 3ueite She'll bra6te uns suerf
oas @riea'i&e .@oncert far piano
No. 16". bon Dem Rlabierbirtuoien
6srrn Olibsr WiQarb pierce porsetra.
gen. @ries bat ni9t, tpas feline Yin.
ipri9e betrift, bic er an ben 66rer
feat, fur Seoermann componirt. 1T
alio aud nidt Seoermanns Greuno.
Se9nii9 ME geifis bollenbst, fanb bic
COMPETITION tabeaofe ausfhbrumg uno
CAB Dem a~usibsnbsn 2hnfler @ele.
genbeit, au 3eigen, bab CT ben aroben
Dteiter boil unb gan3 berfanoen bate.
Sort unb piano, Stelen, paKaaen
uno Srilerldufer tpurben mi! prd&tis
ger Nuance bon gnfan9 big 3u gnbe
tpieo~er9egeben. 2auter, ni9t enben
tpoaenber Ipplaus foIste ais Musbrud
beg Santes. nit benz bas publitum
ni4t fargte. Serr pierce reban9irte
f9 baftir nit elmer fleinen 3uaabe,
bic er our9 thnflerifden 0ortrag elmer
paHenb ~aeudblten COMPETITION barbot.
Sas Ordsfer erfreute uns nur,
bur9 ben gortras Der Oupsrture su
ben ~9uftisen Weibern." Seoem finb
bic Iicolai'f 9sn WeIOoisn woblbetannt,
10 oaB fie bier teiner ndberen gr=
lduterung bsbtirfen.
Grau Sbotpsa.p piper tatte bic
Setpel- Irie bon Gauf fir ibren atpeiten
Wortrag getpdhlt unb bisie nelooi6ie
Wuft perfeblte nidt. burd ben eraeten
unb in ieoer gesisbuns slei6 bonenbe-
ten Tortrag Der Solifin unterfhbt,
ibrs ansenebme Wirfuns aussuib.n.
dit grObten 8sifaq aIs Inerfen=
nung fur oisIe 2eifuns belt oas pu.
blitum aud ntdt suriid unb bic Qhnff-
lsrln oantte bierfar oaour9, bab lie
unter 9lapier : 8ssIeitung beg 6errn
S9neiber eite Drein9abe gum Yor.
TRACE bradte. Der ibr eeipenbete
8eifall m6dte fe beranlaHen, bas Bic.
fge muftIiebenoe publitum balb pie.
Der nit ibren nit sei9ulter Stimme
oargebradten 8Ortrdgsn ~ erfrsueu.
Sie fotten Sldnge bes befannter
Sob. StrauBf9sn Walaers v@oien
aus benz Stoen" biloeten Die S9lub=
bes prosramms.
6err Carl S9neiber berifanb es
por3tigli9 bic betannten 3ldnse beg
Wiener @omponiftsn bur9 ieirt raflos
porudrts frebenbss Ordefter gum Wor.
tras 81 bringen. Sbm ssbibrt fur
bie eratte Sur&fhbrung bes seftrisen
Muit=Mbenb reiGfe Mnerfennun9 aler
Muftfreunbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28

ODtD01l man ~Dernlutgen t0n1te, Olt
oie grFlings aufibrung oes .@entle'
men bon Snbiana" piele berienigen,
tpslde iont benz Symphonic Concert
bsigetpobnt bdttert bonn Beiu9e abbielt.
mar benno9, eli, sutes 3eiden fur BIZ
Muftliebbabsr unierer Stabt, bic
Somlinion Sals fattli9 sefh1t.
gs mar oas 9ritte Der 70 genub-
reidsn Symphonic @on3erte unter Der
2eitung bon perm Carl S1neioer
unb bas prosramm peripra9 trsfli9e
Semitic.
gingeleitet tuurbs bas @onaert bur9
bic Symphonic go. 8 In g-MOG bon
SCHUBERT. Siefe ianft unb sebeimniB.
bol einleitenoe @Ompoftian fpri4t
bur9 ibrsn melooi6fsn @baratter, Der
namentli9 bur9 bic Strsidinfrumente
i'm slatten Sigurenwe9Iel gum @us-
brud gelanst, leidt on, ni&t LANCE iea
bod ldbt Fe ben S6rer i'm 3weifel, bab
Der @omponif, burd ibre mu9tisen
martantsn Sonidbe, cine bon lebbaften
leibeni9aftli9sn 3Hsen burdwirtts Be-
sebenbsit malen min, NORM 2lase uno
gntiasuns, 9OHnuns unb 5reube
slei9en Nntbeil nebmen.
2iebli9e in Die Obren eini9mei=
9slnos Sbsmen finben oft wieber bur9
idb pertlinsenbe Nccorbe ibren elm
brudsbolsu S9luB.
Mu9 bic oft misbertebrsnoen Spn-
tOpsn tragsn oa3u bel. fsinen 3wei-
fel fur bic in Der COMPETITION mab.
ssbsnbe Stimmuns auftommen au
laHsn.
Die 2eifung bss Or9efters wuroe
Der bsrrli9en COMPETITION i'm bo0ten
Wabe sere9t, beionbers gilt bies bon
ben Strei9 : Snfirumenten. 2auter
SsifaQ banfte ben 2tnflern.
gon 3uruf bsgriBt erf9ien nun
6rau 6botmsls piper, bic @efan9s=
%ioliifin bes Mbenos, bon Germ S9uei.
Der 9%sleitet.
Sn Der Uric aus benz 2ieb vPleurez
mes yeux" bon mafienet fanb he @e=
leeenbeit nit ibrer rsinsn gut bifpOnirs
ten SOpraniimme ihre 3ue6rer nod
tuenisen Satten fiir f9 gu beaeifern
urb bic immsrbin nidt lsi9t berfdnb.
Tide fran36ff9e Wafif tonnte bier sar
ni9t better inierpretirt ueroen als
bur9 bic Sdnserin.
@ei9er geifal lobnte bic sdnaerin,
als bic lebten 8eeleit /. Mccorbe oes
Or9efsrs pertlunsen wareu. Wia
nun bic beioen bisber norsetrage.
men goncertpiees1 als eine etpas fapere
3off bsssi9nen, 10 wirtte es UNI 10 an-
als isBt 2idnge oes befann.
ten @Omponifen Sf9aitomstp unfer
DIR erfeuten. 6err @9neiber fonnte
oar teine before Wabl trsfsn, als er
bieies Wuftthd nit ieinen padenben,
tueal aud bon pornbersin ri9t beutid.
30nen gum 8Ortrag 9elan-
gen lieB.
Ser .elabiide Marid" 1T burds
aus tppif9 rufii&en @barafters' bas
Steigen unb 6a0en Der 86ne, ibre
eigsnartiss gemii9te 9armoniFruns
unb nidt 3uIebt Der enettbo0e We9iel
i'm Sempo, bic merfwiiroigen @essn-
idbe i'm Sonflan9 Der 9Ol3. unb
@trei9 : Snfrumente, bes @pmbals
iinb Der paufen tperben ME beriagsn,
Elm Sonssmdlbe nit lebbaften ia
contrdr eri9einenben absr
INNER mieosr aulebt unb i'm @ansen
betra9tet barmoniid pirten6en Garben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28

Gy Die bette 5 Gent @i9arre in
Der @tabt, Wu9o's .QongfeQotp@.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28

man i'm Warine : Department Der
Mibblle Co.. tueitere @ontrafte nidt
sufpre6en m04te, liest, mie hebauptet
wirb, BARN. baB langidbri9e p,o3eHe
oaraus refultiren t6nnten. Sie Wib-
bale 60. benubt, pie man slaubt. bic
2rupp.p atente, Obne ba3u bere9tigt
3u fsin, ba biefe bon Der Carnegie Go.
monopoliirt tusroen; Der fribere
2ontratt tpurbe Der leibpaIe 60. unter
3uftmmun9 Der beioen anberen 2om,-
pasnisn a~ussftanben, neil bisie iobiel
3u tbun batten, ba he oieie 2ieferuHg
abseben fonnten. Sept aber, uo es
tpabriaeinli9 1T, hab ni9t 10 biele
pan8eri9iHe bonn aOnsreb beriuist
tpsrben, tpiini4en bic beiben @eiea-
f9aften bic san3en 2ieferunseu au
baben, unb tpeur bieielben linen ni9t
3useipro9sn tuerben iOlten, ipiirbsil
He gegeti bic Wibpale 60. einsn pro3eB
psgen unseiebli8er 8euubuns Der
patsnte anifrengsn unb bieielbe bur9
einsn ginbaltsbefebI berbinbern. Der
&ssieruns hberbanpt irseno tpeI9s
pan3erplatten 3u liefern. I'm fol&e
Wsrwidlunsen mid! berbeiaufHhren,
tuurbe Der sanje 2ontratt fur bic 1900
Sonnen Der Carnegie unb Bethlehem
| 60. sueeipro9en.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07
HUGHES MAY Non ACCEPT.
Canadian Tariff Commission,

Victoria, y. c, Oct G.--Thc tariff
commission consisting Of the Canadian
finance minister Hon. Mr. Fielding and
Hon. Messrs Patterson and Brodeur.
finished IT'S sitting here today a large
number Of witnesses We're examined
and various requests heard, including
that Of shipbpilders for a bonus Of $40
a ton and ironWorkerR for q bonus,
manufacturers for rebates ON crude
material used in the various branches,
etc. Today Mr. StoCkett manager OF
the Western Fuel company asked that
a duty be placed on crude oil as the
importation mterfered with the coal
trade. He said the California coal
trade had fallen on 90 per cent be-
cause of the increasing use OF Oh.
Joseph Shaw, representing Vancouver
island farmers, asked that agricultural
machinery be admitted from the Unit
ed states duty free as he said agn-
cultural machinery could be purchased
for one.third less cost I'm the United
States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

Dr. Hart told the woman to summon
help at once as be was dying Mrs
COrtIs sent word TO a physician and
then ran over 10 the Hart residence
She let her little daughter climb
through cellar window and unlock
the front door 80 she could get into the
house, After entering she called to Dr.
Hart and he shouted from the floor
above;
Here | am You win have to break
through another door,
Mrs. COrtis threw her weight against
the bedroom door and broke It open.
The ElowkoW gin was lying on the bed
partially dressed, her hair dlsarranged
and much OF It torn from her head, and
the room showed evidences Of des-
perdte struggle.
The girl was unconscious, and evil
IDENTIFY dying, and Or Hart informed
Mrs, Cortis that she had swallowed
morphine pills after he had given her
some medicine, Or. Hart went into an
adjoining room and swallowed a large
quantity OF morphine,
The efforts OF Or, Hulsteron, a ply
siCian who had been called, to revive
the girl were unavalling, and she died
in short time. Dr. Hart was given
some restoratives and Or. Hulsteron
labored over him for several hours be-
fore being convinced that he would nj.
timately recover.
a detail of police officers was placed
at Or. Hairs bedside and he was prac.
tically under arrest until late this af-
ternOOn, when the cOruner's inquiry
over the body Of the Klokow girl was
adjourned DR. Hart, who was then
In almost normal condition, was for
mally taken into custody,
The inquiry which brought ont 10
facts other than those stated above,
was adjourned until next Tuesday, al
which the coroners physician, who has
made an examination OF the body Of
lreneKlokoW, viii present his report
The police, however, declare they win
not have the slightest difficulty I'm PROV
ing by circumstantal evidence that
Dr, Hart gave the morphine 90 the girl
and Is responsible for her death.
Dr. Hart has resided In Chicago but
short time and is the son OF mill
lionaire residing In st. Louis who has
sent him regularly an allowance Of
money which has supported him and
his wife, as he had no practise in his
profession. He rs said to be addicted
to the use of morphine, Mrs. Hart was
before her marriage Vera krieges-
mann, the daughter of an official In the
ST. Louis postoiilce They were mar
rled when Mrs. Hart was but l6 years
old.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07
New York Republicans Nominate
The Man Who Has Uncovered
The Insurance scandal
CONVENTION WILD OVER HIM
Cheering Band Playing "HaiI to the
Chief" aud "Star SpangIed
Banner

New York, oct. G.-Challes E,Hughes.
principal counsel of the committee of
the legislature To investigate the insur-
ance affairs was tonight unanimously
nominated as candidate for mayor Of
New York by the Republican city con-
ventton in Carnegie hall The other
nominations were Richard Strong,
Brooklyn for comptroller, and James
T. Wells of the Bronx, for president Of
the board Of aldermen
Former Lieut,-Gor. Timothy h.
Woodruff was chosen temporary chair
man Of the convention Senator Page
read the platform which embraced a
denuncation Of the Democratic NUM-
clpal administration an affirmation Of
the principle of n-partlsanship i'm
municipal affairs demand for the
passage Of a bill ut the next session of
the Legislature for legislation 10 insure
life insurance policyholders, more
rigid scrutinIzing OF life insurance COM
panes, the control Of future subWays
by the municipality, and the establish
ment Of a municipal lighting plant,
senator Elsberg in placing Mr..
Hughes I'm nomination said.
81 say that IN presenting to this con-
vention the suggestion | am about to
make We must have no thought that the
man whom shall name will
give his time 20 the work
Of the campaign. We shall
ask no time from him. We believe the
most eloquent campaign address that
he can make are the questions he is
daily putting TO the witnesses before
him. We insist that whatever the ac-
ton we may take tonight it shall not
deter him from relentIessly pursuing
every evil-doer, high or low, Repub-
licau or Democrat"
It's Hughes It's Hughes the dele
gates shouted and then for fully two
mintes the convention became wildly
enthusiastic. Similar demonstrations
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Or Oliver Hart Of Chicago in
CrotOdy of Police Pending
Further Investigation,
MAY Be CHARGED WITH MURDER
i,ene Kokow Was Found Ia His Room
unconsc iOus and Evidently Dying
Had Been a Struggle.

CAjcago. oct. 6--Dr. oliver Hart,
ooed 80 years, a physician residing in
,bo suburb Of Rogers Park. is IN the
custody Of the police pending further
investigation Of the death Of Irene
1,lokow, 10 years OF age, which oc-
,,rred Yesterday in the residence of
tbe physician It is the opinion Of the
roii,e that a charge Of murder Will be
lodged against Or, Hart and that he
,,m have much trouble to escape con-
yictIon.
THE girl died in a bedroom Of the
Hart residence in which she and the
rbvslclan had been locked for sey-
e-al hours. It is the opinion Of the
authorities, based on the facts dis
closed at the inquiry held today that
,tbe elrl was maltreated ana .hen
polsoned in an attempt TO conceal the
After hnding that It was impossible
toy the child TO recover, the physician
swallowed morphine and lay in an
unconscious condition all Of las, night
and during the greater part OF today
Late this afternoon he partially re-
covered and was brought to the city
and locked mp In the East Chicago
avenue police station,
The girl was taken about a year
since from the Illinois industrial home
for girls by Dr. Hart and his wife,
who desired a girl who could Sc We I'M
measure as companion for Mrs. Hart
who is but IL years Of age, ana at the
same time do Ugh. work about the
sd ,.f
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AN INSANE PAROLE.
Nathaniel Melvin shoots His wife
And Daughter.

Vallejo, Cal, oct. 6.--Nathaniel Mel
vim, who six months ago was paroled
from the Napa insane asylum at the So
licltation Of his relatives today shot
his wife and daughter Mrs p. a. Rad
clinc. wife Of the boatsWain Of the ma
val transport Solace, because they re.
fused TO come into the house when he
asked them TO do so. Mrs Radcliffe
may recover but Mrs. Melvin is expect
ed to die,
Melvin was returned to the hospital
this afternoon