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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
MOYER ct Al
SAY NOT GUILTY.
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Date Of Trial indefinitely Fixed
For Somewhere About
May Is.
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THREE PRISONERS SEPARATED
THREE PRISONERS SEPARATED
Meyer Sent to Boise. Haywood Goes
To Wciscr, Pcttibonc Remains
AZ Caldwell,

Boise, Ida, March 2O.--Charles II.
Meyer, william p. Haywood and
George a. Pettlbone. charged with the
murder OF former Gov. Frank Steun-
enberg. today pleaded not guilty when
arraigned before District Judge Frank
Sni.th at Caldwell, The cases were
continued over the term. and the date
of their trial was indefinitely fixed az
about May 10
When the cases were called this
morning Judge Smith overruled tbs
demurrer 10 the indictments, and denied
the application TO admit the prisoners
&c bail, Judge Smith stated that In
holding the Indictment 10 be good he
had followed the rulings OF the Call
fornia supreme court The constitu-
-ions apd criminal statutes OF Calitor-
MIA and Idaho are practically the same
After the three prisoners had been
arraigned another application to ad-
init them TO bail was made, ana was
promptly denied.
Judge Smith then announced that the
Canyon county jail was an unht and
an unsafe place for the detention OF
these prisoners. He issued an order
for the removal OF Meyer TO the county
Jail at Boise, aud II was stated that he
will send Haywood to the county Jail
at Weiser. Pettibone viii remain In
the JAN at Caldwell.
Attorneys for the defense objected TO
the order Of removal maintaining that
the county Jail al Caldwell was salts
factory. Counsel for the defense have
steadfastly opposed all plans to sep
arate Meyer, Haywood and Pettibone,
and It was to keep these officers OF the
Western Federation Of Miners in close
association that they had them con-
fined In the little jail at Caldwell. IL
has been claimed that the detectives
wanted TO separate the prisoners their
object being TO work upon them indi-
viduslly IN the hope Of securing ad-
missions that could be used to adVah-
tage by the prosecution.
President Meyer was brought to
Boise this afternoon and placed In a
cell In the county jail far removed from
other prisoners.
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PERSONALS.

Col. Henry Page II visiting In the
city, from the northwest
Lester Freed returned home from the
Pacific coast yesterday afternoon.
Henry Phipps Is expected IN salt
Lake from Los Angeles In few days.
x-Mayor Anderson Of Bingham
canyon Is visiting in the city today.
Hon. c. f.. Marks will leave for
Washington In the morning, to testify
M witness IN the Smoot hearing.
Hon. II. j. Hsgenbarth returns to
this city Sunday next, after an eN-
tended trip to Mexico and California
capt G. H. Jameson Of the Twenty
ninth infantry and Mrs. JamersOn have
returned from California To Fort Doug
Las.
President Kerr and Prof. Yoder Of
the Agricultural college are in town to
select machinery for the Lehi expert
mental station.
Attorney General Breeder has re-
turned from Indianapolis, where he
went to attend the golden anniversary
Of his sisters wedding. The judge re-
turns decorated with an abundance of
orange blossoms and good humor and
hopes to be able TO go east again to
attend his sisters diamond wedding
jubilee.
l.. u. Mattlson, once pioneer mer-
chant OF Utah, now resident of
Rochester. n. Y, passed through the
city today on his return from a visit
30 southern California, After doing
that part Of the country thoroughly,
he casts his vote In favor ~ the noun
tain climate and atmosphere. as being
coast levels,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
LATE LOCALS.

Bank Clearing s-Today' local bank
clearings amounted 20 s655,949.sl as
against s450,19i.a0 for the same day
last year
Now n Citlken--Ignaz Paul, formerly
Of Germany but now resident Of this
city, has been admitted TO citizenship
by Judge Lewis of the district court.
Water for Powcr--C, w, Earl of
American Fork, filed application to-
day, with the state engineer, for 40
second feet Of water for power pur-
poses.
Business Increasing - Collector
Greenewald reports a steadily increas-
Ing business through the Salt Lake
custom house, a good deal OF the i'm.
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OPERA ONCE MORE.
Successful queen Of Leon to be Re-
pcated.

The charming operetta, "The Queen OF
LION" Recently given by four Of the lead
Ing singers and two OF the leading inslru-
mentalists OF the state, will be repeated
by request on Wednesday evening in Bar.
raft Hail The piece Is beautiful in
inusic, as might be presumed TO be a Ger.
tainty from It's authOrsnip--thc writer OF
The bohemian Girl" The singers, how
ever, have even improved upon the piece
itself by tho introduction OF several
choice ballads. among them an original
composition of Prof Give. Following ~
a list of tho musical numbers TO be
rendered after tho ovorture
Aria, I'm the Regent" duet ~ Crave
a Boon" ballad THE Regent Thinks"
trio, 'she is Heartless;" song, only a
Ribbon" duet, "The Bugle is Sounding"
aria, "Slng. Smile, Siumber,' duet Pro
coed My Lord" serenade, "She Sleeps;
ballad. waiting THO, Most Awful
Love-" finnie, "Fondly ] Dreamed"
The company consists OF Mr., John Rob
inson, baritone; Mr. Thomas Ashworth,
tenor Mrs Lizzie Thomas Edward, so
prano Miss Judith Anderson contralto,
MIR. w. h. Give, yiolinist; Master Give,
pianist. The opera Is given under the
auspices of The Lntter-day Saints Unit
vcrsty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20

the house has YET given It's patrons,
They run for the remainder Of the
week,
Grand---"A Fight For Honor" with
Theo. Torch and his company in ac-
ton, Is drawing big houses az the
Grand, and the play proves a pleasant
surprise after the jesse James and
Michael Strogoff offerings by the same
cast 1t isn't full of murder, Il isn't
fun OF daggers, and there are moments
when the guns refuse TO fire. The name
Is the nose sensational thing about IT..
and apart from that IL Is q prettily told
story OF the struggles Of an American
artist who marrles an English girl ana
afterwards goes blind, while his wife,
who l. made to believe he Is dead mar
rles the villain. Finally the villain is
discovered In his true colors, the real
husband Is restored, and son. who
brings the reconciliation about, finds his
long lost mother. OF the support John
McCsbe, first as the hired man. and
then as Sir I.auncelot Travers, does eX-
cellently, and makes most of the fun
while Miss Gertrude Perry, the leading
lady OF the company nils her difficult
part acceptablv. "A Fight for Honor
will be the bill until Wednesday even
irg. Including the usual midweek mat
inee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
AMUSEMENTS.

salt Lake Thcatcr--At the Theater
tonight the we'll known opera star,
Pauline Hall, viii give the first preseh.
tation in this city Of the comic opera
''Dorcas."
The next attraction az the Theater
after Pauline Hall will be the populai
known actor, Creston Clarke, In his
production Of the play Of "Beaucaire."
Lyrlc--The popular bin at the Lyric
this week continues 70 draw good
crowds,
Orpheum--.A good program and
good house were IN evidence az the Or
pheum last night ana not because il
was the first TO be heard should the
orchestra he accorded first mention, but
for the reason that It's rendition OF tbs
William Tell overture, was so clearly
in advance Of vaudeville music as 10
stand distinct aud alone. 1t Is doubtful
IL that grand old masterpiece was ever
10 eNcellently played in Utah with the
same number OF men, II was given a
rctcptJu that amounted almost TO an
ovation
Dedarport gave a unique and artis
tiC performance on the soltcrio, the
Mexican national instrument, ana loOk-
"a and acted To a nicely the part of thu
dangerous aud wandering minstrel OF
Montezumalaud The two Auberts Ger.
talnly furnished something out OF the
ordinary in their whirlwnd dancing
numbers, and Rae and Brosche con.
vused the audience with their satire
of "A Woman Of a Few Words" Mig
nonette Kokn did some dancing Of an
eccentric character and made a de-
clded hit. which was particularly effec-
tive In the O'Harahan song with
small boy Of fine voice who was sta
toned IN one of the upper boxes Gal
stti's monkey performance was one Of
the cleverest aud most amusing OF ami
mai entertainments The one ancient
and inocuous act with naught but stale
Jokes poorly. badly, told In fact, was BY
a young and hard working gentleman.
who Is endeavoring to make a reputa-
ton as monologist, His name Is Ely,
but he does not belong to THE get
thereby" family He should change
his occupation today Tomorrow may
be too late. The kinodrome and the
otner attractions are among the best
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
WOMEN's KIDNEYS.

Women are more often afflicted with
kidney disorders than men but attribute
the symptoms to diseases peculiar 10 The r
sex, while I'm reality the kidneys are de-
ranged. Nervousness headache, puify or
dark circles under the eyes pain IN tho
back, are signs Of kidney trouble that
must not he ignored. or serious maildy
Will result, Foey's Kidney Cure has res.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
BANK OF RANDOLPH.
1t Has Just Been Organized In Rich
County--Capital $4,000.

The bank OF Randolph, IN Rich coun-
IS. has just been organized with Wesley
X Walton as president, ". w Ritter as
Vice president, and George Spencer as
cashier. Other directors are GOV. John g.
cutler, George Romney William Caross,
&. j. Spencer and Peter johnson, Inc
capital af the bank ~ $4,000 divided into
$50 shares Of slO) each There Is an eN-
cellent opportunity up there for banking
operations. and the establishment of this
Snstitution will Oil a much felt need, II
Will be seen that tho hnaneiers Interested
IN II ara stanch and reliable citizens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
BUSINESS NOTES.

The board NJ directors OF the De eret
Savings bank at It's meeting today
declared the regular dividend OF two
per cent, and an extra Of four per cent,
payable Immediately.
The newly elected board Of directors
OF the Bank OF Garland met az the
Deseret National bank this morlln /,
and elected the following officers: w
w. Ritter president; Thos. r, Cutler
vice President; Chas. ]. Campbell OF
Gsrland cashier. The bank has COM
pleted It's first year and the outlook
for business was reported as being very
promising.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
STATEHOOD BILL TO BE
TAKEN UP TOMORROW

Washington. March 20,--The state
hood bill viii be taken up in the houst
tomorrow under the protection OF spe-
cial rule, the adoption of which will be
the necessary step on the part OF the
house to get the bill into the hands OF
a conference committee of the senate
and house. Forty minutes debate would
be divided between the friends and
opponents Of the measure when u vote
will be taken,
The special rule IS declared to be tht
only way the bill can be taken from
the speakers table, as otherwise 1t
would have to go to the committee on
territories because OF the senate amend
ment making different disposition OF
certain government property than was
contemplated In the house bill, If this
amendment should not be made mo-
ton TO concur in the senate amend
ments would have been Ia order as
taking precedence over a motion to dis
agee.
However. the advocates Of the house
bill see tactical advantage In the spe-
cal rule as some members who were
inclined to support a motion 10 concur
with the senate viii not be inclined
TO oppose a rule direct from the speak,
ers room.
A meeting Of the Republican nsur-
gents is contemplated Their leaders
cay the rule probably Will be adopted.
but that while they have no real OBJ
lection 10 sending the bill 10 Congress
they will vote against the rule, as they
consider It constructive instructions to
the house conferees that they are not
TO report unless they can reach an
agreement In accordance with the house
hill, They predict that the vote tomor-
row Will be the last one In which the
regulars" can hold their strength and
that II report comes IN. Arizona and
New Mexico will be eliminated from
the bill,
Lincoln, Neb., March 20.--Nearly all
the business district " North Loup.
Neb. was destrnYed tnlnN The tnMn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
BANK ROBBERS SECURE
NEARLY HALF A MILLION

Moscow, March 20.-As the officials
Were closing the Mutual bank this az
ternoon. 20 armed men surrounded the
building which Is near the Bourse. and
covering the employees Of the bank with
pistols they pillaged the place. getting
away with $4,000 and made their es.
cape in spite OF the efforts Of the bank
guards TO arrest them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
SHEEP MEN GAIN ALL POINTS
ON UINTAH RESERVE CASE
(srecIal 10 The oNews")

Washington, ID. g., March 20.--Seu-
atur Smoot this morning accompanied
T.. H. Callister, David Mackay ana
John q. Austin, representing the sneep
Growers association. TO call upon For
ester Pipchot relative TO certain priv
ilegeJ thu sheep men desire in the Tim
tnh forest in Utah and Wyoming. The
conference between the sheep men ana
Mr. Pinchot lasted about an hour WITH
the result that the sheep mems repre-
sentatlves gained every point they are
contending for
Mrs Smoo; wife Of Senator Smoot,
arrived IN Washington this afternoon.
This is Mrs Shoots first appearance
In washington at this session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office Of the weath.
er bureau for the "a hours ending al 6
a. M. today:
Temperature at a. M, az degrees.
maximum, "; minimum g mean. Ss
which Is degrees below normal
Relative humidity, 50 per cent.
FORECAST TlLL6P, NJ. WEDNESDAY,
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
vicinity;
Cloudy tonight and Wednesday. with
local snow. warmer ton ght
r, j. HYATT.
Local Forecaster
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
A NOVEL FOOTBALL TROPHY.

The big cup shown in the cut was
made out Of cannal coal by an English
tolliery engineer and has been COM
peted for by several football teams. II
weighs over a hundred pounds and Is
fashioned and carved In most in.
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Lincoln. Neb. March 2o--Nearly all
the business district " North Loup.
Neb.. was destroyed today The town
Is without fire lighting facilities
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portations now consisting OF lace and
lcnther Qnodg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20

the house has yet given It's patrons,
They run for the remainder Of the
week,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20

sharp Home Tomorrow---lt Is ex-
rected that Deputy Sheriff Joseph
Sharp will return from Los Angeles
tomorrow with a prisoner named ia
Martin. who Is wanted here upon the
Charge OF criminal assault.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-09
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-09

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