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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06
BAY STATE REPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION.

BISON, Oct. 5.--Ex-Gov. John l..
Hase chosen chairman OF the Re-
p,s.tA convention which met here
oilr isiihe nomination of candidates
% b voted for at the November cleo
Ion
Al ihcdent Of the work Of the or
glrnuon was q demonstration given
4y Gen, Moody when he arose to
nois lne appointment of the committee
% resolutions.
TIE platform reported by this COM
Hiise praises the work of Gov. Guild,
resident Roosevelt and Secy. Root on
completion OF his mission to South
AMERICA.
no resolutions further declared adj
Htnce to the policy OF protection, the
'sll 10 be revised when the interests
NE country required It, and urged
lN rtpresentation In Congress be re-
aVesd IN states where there Is q sup
Fsslon OF the vote. The rule OF the
.o1 and the atrocious crime which fire.
aaealy provoked IT. are condemned.
I've resolutions express sympathy with
@ Jews IN Poland and Russia and
SslNnend the efforts of President
haosevelt to devise a Just and effective
ls'nod lot building up a strong mer-
sAlt marine" Opposition Is expressed
q nation. ~ '
NE convention by acclamation re-
DG nu.ialed the following state officers:
Ipggvernor-Curtls Guild, Jr.
ss.su.ehant Governor-Eben Draper.
,.,slary OF State--Wm. NJ. DIN.
AHualtor-Henry L. Turner.
nnr B cha9In.
~"Ofney General-Dana Malone.
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GIRLS HUMANITY REWARDED
WITH DEPORTATION.

New YORK, oct. "a case of unusual
hardship worked by the rigid provi-
slons OF the immigration laws came up
before Judge LaCombe In the United
States circuit court yesterday on writ
of habeas corpus sued out against the
Ellis Island authorities to restrain the
deportation OF Hamel Woishner. an
unusually pretty girl Of high caste IN
Lithuania. The girls three brothers
preceded her to America by some years
and now live in Pittsburg, where they
are prosperous. Recently they sent for
the girl, who had remained In the old
home to finish her education. On the
trip over there were Il number of Rus
sian refugees on the ship. Their plight
appealed to the girl and she spent all
her spare time consoling them and do
ing what she could. From these refu-
gees, however she contracted trachoma
and the immigration authorities here,
upon her arrival, ordered her deported.
Her brothers. who were on hand, plead
ed with the authorities and offered to
pay all expenses IL the girl was Sc
questrated here under government SUI
pervislon until she recovered. This was
impossible as the law makes no pro-
vision for such a course.
Then the courts were appealed to
but Judge LaCombe decided yesterday
that he could not interfere, so the girl
will have to go back to Europe and re-
main there until she is cured.
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INTERNAL MACHINE
SENT GOV. PENNYPACkER

Harrisburg. Pa, Oct "a suspl-
cious-looking package. containing what
appeared to be an Internal machine.
was found in Gov. Pennypackers mail
at the executive mansion today It was
about three inches square and resem-
bled In shape a baking powder box
Newspaper clippings were tied around
the box with small pieces of yellow
ribbons, The peculiar appearance of
the package excited the suspicion Of
Executive Clerk Lynch. who placed II
in bucket Of water and let It soak
for several hours. Upon being opened
1t was found to contain q small case
resembling cartridge shell, surround
ed by black powder and was intended
to be exploded by the removal Of tho
lid.
The package was addressed to the
governor. On the outside there was u
wide red band. on the outside OF which
was pasted the name, "The Ridgeway
company, 81 East Seventh street New
York, and this newspaper extract;
Help, help, help"
on the inside wrapper were words
carefully clipped from newspapers and
closely pasted to the tin Among them
were.
Capitol dedication"
Keep to the right"
"Penrose."
"Pennsy,"
why is it,
Anarchist"
The remainder formed tumble from
which no sense could be extracted.
None OF the attaches would discuss
the subject. but II was generally re-
garded as practical joke.
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VERY BAD WRECK ON
The SOUTHERN PACIFIC,

.,S Woodland, al. oct. THE South.
M, VA raclhc northbound Shasta exprass
~ w. wrecked here at 2:ib this afternoon
c,, ,sIina'hg Into an open switch and
car. .,a mo a string OF loaded freight
Nrcra anulng on a sidetrack. Engineer
"a Sna !, saw the open switch too late
n ~ me train He closed the throt :
III, a ,spplied the brakes, then BUMPED
psrss ss ~ leg was fractured I'm three
h We. " me fall, his nose broken, and
nan "a' BADLY badly bruised and cut Fire.
anns, rau! Dunn OF Oakland also
pa,ss sr and escaped unlnjured, The
,As ,hes,,s We're badly shaken I'm nv
murs v w., out none was injured. The
hasiyys WIN, WIN tender and mail car were
cas- Az wrecked, and several Of the char ~eor
tsl.s,p were demolished. The mail on
tSs t sl, Love, over the tender. and bur for
Davi'ss c. that It was turned aroma ur, 'o OF
Rcws,dt ne mail clerks, Otto G. H,nd r'
lroSahniv Z, REESE and II. G. Tamhs
IAN y would have been crpsbaa V -
4 he as as. it was, they were in l the END 10
n. ,,., car farthest from the eng sna
W" left the switch open ' '"e freight
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ITALIAN WOMEN I!!,,,,
STORM A SCHOOL
''s Were Going to cut Their
chiIdren's 7hr0a'S'
TEACHERS CALLED POLICE
:. raid Parents some ie,


po,ieving that the
, york. oct o-~p'''e ,u.d the
view aoctors." as they e''''
murder uON W.. nhyslcians, we're cut
hoard OF heaiN' ,ha,r children In q
NJ, the throa's Oh shurg secs
we ..hool IN the WN'ia''' .u,,
pupi0 ,rivn. 1850 women "'a.
ton OF p'0o"- ,,,ns stormed the school
Al Of them :, otort to reach the
,dlding IN mau w" ,,a riot had
ores today. Before ."N "a
iitle o''' ia several policemen iiau
been queiie' ..,roa by the infuri-
A,.n seriously ~ the rioters
:, uomen, and some VI
VI "a heen arrested. .toia,s Of the
~ ror several days pn Snan Examining
.,a OF health nave ~. ~ nunils. A
~ ives and thr0ats VI eyes had
rnntaglous anee'o, as of the Italians
,oread from the noiies .ohool and the
!, me vicinity OF Wy :, make an in
,,o,s were directed W "a ana 10
uuoo.,Isation to learn lhe s,anv of the
terminate the disease' hones TOLD
pupils upoh esbat The murder doctors
vusnted TO cut their throat" ,sos con- suread
,bat does not listen 70 nnnils
among the motn n,so oi to maze an in
today they deSlusu y, a,d marched 10
,sstlgaiion. ~ y pVV' too s,rong Teach
,ie school building, l,pVo tha snnroach
frs who were NaliIu " ,ba doors and
AZ the trouble iocAeu ,uS,ng and sent
IND widows or lne ou' W. naarhv nolice
tall for assistance W ~ had arrived
station. Before tne p oa'eu ~" ,ho main
ne women rusheu loH 'i h,,,d,ns and
entrance OF the scnoot asainst them
dring the way Dh,leu , ns so essorts 10
made frantic ana ue.e'i', nna nanel had
natter down lhe loot, .ho tans,ard Of
been smashed When Wv mSon tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06
RUSSIANS SEIZE JAP SAILORS.

Victoria. b. c., oct. 6.-Advices from
Japan state that crews of the sealing
schooners Togo Maru No. and Diafu-
lSu Maru seized by Russian warship
off Cooper Island have returned 10
Japan. The captains and mates Were
imprisoned by the Russians at Petro-
pavlovsk. where the contscated
schooners are lying. The sealers claim
they put in under the lee OF Cooper
island, where the Russian Rookeries
are located merely to escape the heavy
weather and deny any poaching intent,
They were robbed OF all their private
property and III treated when impris-
oned by the Russians.
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SUICIDE FOLLOWS MURDER.

New York, Oct. 5.--Sulcide and MUIR
der, under circumstances as tragic as
they were pathetic, were committed by
Ernest Swenson, a machnist living
at No. 81 Tompkins place In fur
nished room He cut his wife's throat
until the head hung literally in shreds
from the body. Then he slit her
wrists, and left her lying at the foot OF
the bed.
Swenson then slashed his own wrists
with a razor, and made assurance
doubiy sure by cutting his throat. The
mans vitality must have been tremen-
dous, for he almost decapitated him
self. His body fell lifeless upon the
bed, and both corpses were found by
Swenson's sister. Marie, last night
Swenson had been married only a
few months. He was insanely Jealous
Of his young wife, and invited q quar-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Su1annah Pead announces the
engagement of her daughter Fannie TO
Mr. Fred Brown, Jr. The marriage TO
be solemnlzed IN the temple Wednes-
day oct. 10. and reception to he held
in the evening at the home OF the
brides aunt. Mrs NJ. A. Brain. Az
Fourth street.
The engagement Of Or. L. II. Arnold
Of this city and Miss Marie Helen Ray
mond OF Galesburg is announced, the
marriage to take place next Thursday
at the home of the bride.
Miss Winnifred Dyer viii spend the
winter In the east.
Mai and Mrs. Breeder leave shortly
for Pacific Grove with their children
TO spend few weeks with relatives
ar
Mrs. George u, Carter entertained at
cards on Wednesday night in honor Of
her sister, Mrs G. @. Draude Of Illinois
Mrs. James A. Miner gives a lunch
con next Tuesday at the Emery
Holmes
Miss Fannie NJ. Hafner Of Anaconda,
Mont, who is visiting during the sum-
mer months with Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Walsh OF Salt Lake, was rendered a
farewell party by her many friends on
Thursday, sumptuous dinner being
served. followed with music, recitation
and dancing. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Brown, Ardella Brown,
Myrtle Brown, Clyde Brown. Mrs. Tay-
lor Mrs. Brown OF Lehi, Mr. and Mrs.
7. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. a. Gillespie, Mr..
and Mrs. j, II. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Brown, Jr., Miss Bertha Gillespie
Miss Mable Hale, Mi. and Mrs. w f..
Brown. Mr., and Mrs d. w. Garbett.
Miss Annie Walsh Miss Furnessia
Walsh.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles l.. Anderson
OF Grantsvlle, Utah, now OF Los An
geles. Cal, announce the engagement
Of their daughter Johann Hortense, to
william Edgar Sherwood of Boise, Ida.
The wedding will take place about the
middle Of October In Los Angeles.
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EL.0pERS FORGIVEN.
Parents Think Matter over and Re-
eOncl,cN 10 Young EoIks' Marriage.

New York, Oct. 6--Parental forgive
ness followed quickly the marriage Of
tn" wealthy young clippers Russell +.
hopkins and Miss Vera Seigrst. The
bridegroom yesterday, by long distance
telephone, called UP his mother, Mrs.
JOAN Randolph Hopkins. al the st, Re-
sis. and speedily obtained his mothers
Dressing. The young man Informed her
thar he ana his bride were cruising on
;he Hudson on The yacht Ono. on which
they were married Thursday, and that
they expected TO be in New York soon.
H. said they intended to so to Europe
OIL their honeymoon,
nr. j. j. Lawrence. the brides grand
father, with whom she lived. and to
whose vast fortune she is heir, yester-
day expressed perfect satisfaction with
the marriage, and said his only objec-
ton, II any, was the extreme youth OF
his granddaughter, who Is only H. The
bridegroom is %.
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is he SlMpKlNS?
Man Believed to be. lie. Under Arrest
Al Cananca, Mexico.

Bisbee. Ariz.. oct. "a man whose
name Is as yet unknows but who is be-
lleved to be Simpkins. n member ~
the Western Federation OF Miners con-
nected by the authorities with the dyna-
mite murder OF Gov. Frank Steunen-
berg OF Idaho, is under arrest at Ca
nanea, Sonora, Mexico. and Is being
held there by request Of the Arizona
rangers.
The prisoner Is said TO answer close
ly the official description OF Simpkins.
Capt. Tom Ryning OF the rangers, who
returned today from Cananea, so
states, but he Is not positive OF the
mans identity. Capt. Ryning has sent
for a man In Arizona, who Is well ac-
qualnted with the real Simpkins to go
TO Cananea to identify the suspect
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a'hEiIA scHECK INprcrpn

my ys.t syiss, Cal, Oct. s.-The grand
,.f.co su, AGAINST Mrs ASrIpp, perjury in
g stsnesssssed accompllc~eu re y,,s seheck,
l n.S husband IN vac brutal murder Of
e.aths ago. ana mis- city several
".sd the vcma' mar superior Judge Trask
i. no is but ia e ~ charges Mrs. soheck
's perjursd \ years Of age, with nav
herself in tsstifyinr a. ps shs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06
CONVICT MURDERS CONVICT.

Phoenix, Arz. Oct. 5.--Tom QUEEN a
Chinese convict in the Yuma peniten-
tiary, some tiIhe Wednesday night MUIR
dered fellow convict named John
Brown Both slept in the cell, The
chinaman crepl to Browns bedside and
battered his head with a rock, II IS
believed QUEEN is crazy. Both men were
convicted OF murder Brown had served
10 years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06

coroner's inquest that burgl ifs Killed
her husband. Mrs. Scheck was Stack
poles mistress. As a n witness for the
prosecution at his trial she testified
that she had, by arrangement admitted
Stackpole 10 her home I'm the lead
OF night and stood by with her fingers
In her ears while he shot her husband
to death In his bed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06
EIGHT PRISONERS ESCAPE.

Seattle, Wash. oct, Eight prison.
ers IN the Seattle city jail escaped from
prison last night after prying on a
piece of timber separating the cell
ceiling from skylight Then they
broke the skylight. jumped on to the
roof and let themselves to the ground.
one man, James Carlson was captured
soon afterwards. All the prisoners
were serving sentences for vagrancy
The break Is the eighth OF its kind to
occlir in the last two years.
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY ooloBNR 1906

rel every time anybody looked at her
admiringly. Physicians advised his
family either to send him TO a SAM
tarlum or back to Sweden, his native
land. He was 10 have sailed yester-
day, but when on the way TO the
steamer changed his mind. returned to
bis room aud killed himself and wife
Tho coroner VIII take charge OF the
bodies temporarily
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06
REV. p. p. KLINE DEAD.

Notre Dame. Ind. Oct. 6.-Rev. Pc
ter Paul Kline, well known missionary
of the order OF the Holy Cross died
last night He was formerly
president of the Holy Cross college
AZ New Orleans and was also presi-
dent OF the st, Edwards COLLEGE at Aus
tin, Texas. He was born in Cincinnati
In 1862.
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When
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loi's cigar store on Grant avenue. Prior
to this Hayes entered the exchange sa-
loon and had looted the contents OF the
slot machine and the nickle-in-the-
slot piano.
When disturbed he made break and
ran down the alley at the rear of tho
postofIlce. At the other end Of the al
ley he almost ran into officers owen
Hadlock and r. ID. Pncock The pole,
were compelled to take two shots ~
the fellow before he would submit to
lrrl II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06
GUILTY OF FORGERY.

Newark, o., Oct. 6,--Cashier Lingafel-
ter. who wrecked the Newark Savings
bank two years ago. was found guilty of
forgery today after the jury had beer
out Is hours. He was cashier OF the
Savings bank. and was highly thought
of BY the Newark people. He was
sentenced to the penitetlary a year ago
but secured a new trial with the above
raquif
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06
FATAL FAMILY QUARREL

Rock Rapids, Ia. Oct 6,-Because her
husband insisted on attending the street
carnival at Sioux Falls. Mrs. Bert
smith opened fire on him today. smith
retaliated and an exchange OF shots fol-
lowed. Smith was wounded In the back
and will die. Mrs. Smith received a
slight flesh wound In the arm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06
BURGLAR ARRESTED,
Officers Had to Take Two Shots al Him
Attempted Suicide.
lsnecIal to the "News.7)

tSpecIaI 10 INC NeWs'
Ogden. oct. e.--The identity OF the
man who has been making a specials
~ Of burglarizing saloons and cigar
stands OF late is possibly disclosed
with the arrest this morning at 4
o'clock OF Arthur Hayes. who was In
conslderste enough TO run into the
arms OF the police after having been
disturbed by pedestrian Just as he
was in the act OF breaking into Tay-
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AMBASSADOR lElSHMAN
RECEIVED BY SULTAN,

Constantinople. oct 5.--The sultan
today officially received Ambassador
Leshman. who presented his creden-
tials as first ambassador OF the United
States to Turkey,
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sECy. HITCHCOCK RETURNS.

Washington. oct. 5.--Secy. Hitchcock
has returned to Washington, from his
summer vacation at Monadnock, New
York.
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A MAD DOG.
Runs Through streets Attacking Man,
Persons,

New York. oct GA ;aluable shep-
herd dog became suddenly mad in
South Norwalk. Conn, Yesterday. ana
ran through The city attacking scores
Of persons, many ~ whom We're bitten
before the modiened animal was killed
Mayor Edwin Adams was among
those bitten Men in automobiles, arm
cd with shotgu1s and r,Solvers, chas-
ed the aniinGl through the town. They
fred many efo;s, but failed to hit the
dog which was finally killed by a
coachman nv SaIgatuck. after 1t had
run for many miles
Many valuable dogs were bitten by
the mad animal and these viii have
10 De Killed
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For the want OF a greater quality
defining superlative. MOUNTS Ketch-
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MANY DEsERTIoNs
-" Eleventh Infantry Since !, Wa.
ordered to Cuba

Yen 'v man,. wyo., Oct. 5.-There have
Eleventh many 10y desertions from "a I'VE
rAce The 1 nrny at Fort D. A. Russell
'sgtnsn,e order was received W u's ~
este' WI, 20 80 10 Cuba, ana ona n ,ne
an nlrh h, was shot through J ,be p h,n
s sao were round s,9uad of artillerymen
S ,nw Ia the pos t'ls up deserters. Is
n'nt left today SS =, hospital, The lssi-
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We can supply your wants for fruit
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,Catarrh

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THREATENS SUICIDE

Still another old lady has left her
home and is missing. Prior 10 her dc.
parturc she left note wherein she
stated that her friends need not expect
tp see her alive again. This time II Is
Mrs. Annie T.. slater, 2l52 Washington
avenue. who has dropped ont OF sight
She made her departure last night
This morning the sheriff's Office was
notified that "A woman answering hef
description had been vending her way
through Huntsville IN the direction OF
The mountains. A deputy was dispatch
ed To investigate and report Up to !
p, m. today there mad been no news
rcnnrled nl The missing woman.
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The more Of MOUNTS Din Pickles
you have the more you'll want
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We can supply your wants for fruit
jars az Is South Main al r. L. Prices
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