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The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
KILLED By RUNAWAY CARS.
Fruit Grower Driving Across Track
l. Carried Under Wheels.


Hagc-stown, Nd, Oct 3l.-John Rowe
a fruit grower CT Jbis county. was in
stantly killed to-day by being struck By
runaway cars on the Western Maryland
Railroad at Aidvale. The cars had
broken from a train several miles up the
mountain, and dashed down the grade at
q fTightful speed
Mr.. Rowe was in the act Of driving
across the track when the cars struck
him. his horses being killed and car
riage demolished His body was carried
under the cars for one hundred yards.
Mr. Rowe was q deacon in the German
Baptist Bretaren Church and the supeTin-
teIdent OF the Sunday-schcol- He was
fifty years old, and is survived by q widow
and seven children.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
BOYS RETURN $4,000.
Stolen Fortune with Exception of
Jewels Taken TO Owners House.

Jewels Taken TO Owners House,
Denver. Oct d.-TWo boys scampersd
up 20 the door Of J. ]. HenTy's residence
here yesterday. rang the bell and handed
10 the maid q pasteboard box. saying they
had found il in a vacant house. three
blocks away. The boys then ran OF
Nr. HenTy's name and address were
scrawied on the package. evidently by the
hand Of an a55s,,,,lt The box was found 10
contain S375.DlJ In negotiable papers.
which, Uitb $500 in Jewels, were stolen
from the Henry mansion by porch climb
eTs Sunday night
The police ar6 u7ystifed, opinion being
divided as TO whether the boys really
found the box or we're sent on their er-
rand by the burglars, who were afraid
10 attempt negotiation Of the papers.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
BABIES, LOCKED IN, PERISH.
While Mother Is Shopping Children
Are Burned TO Death.

Special n The Washington Herald
Laurel. Md, Oct. 3l.-The house Of
Verge America, z coIored man, residing
in North Laurel, burned 20 the ground
this afternoon. burning bis two little
children, one aged three years. and the
uther Eve months
The mother. Mrs. Tina America. had
gone 70 Laurel 10 do some shopping leav-
ing the two children in the house alone
and had locked the doors The origin
Of the hre is not known
Although the flames attracted a large
crowd who went TO the rescue. they were
TOO late 70 save the children.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
FATHER KILLED; GIRL INSANE.
Daughter Loses Mind when Parent
Il TTampIed to Death.

Greenville, Pa, Oct SIS p Jackson.
Il prominent farmer. was trampled TO
death by vicious stallion here yesterday
He entered the stall, when the horse
knOckeu him down, crushing his body
daughter. who found the body of her
father. became insane 1t the sight
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
FIRE PANIC IN HOTEL.
New FOrd's at Richmond Ablaze
While Guests Are in Dining Room.

SPECIAL 70 ihe Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va. Oct. $-Fire brcke out
In the New Ford's Hotel tonight while
the guests were ct supper, creating a
panic
Fifty rooms on the kitchen side OF the
structure were gutted by the flames. the
occupants Of them being driven TO seek
refuge in other quarters. Many, how
ever. returned 10 Ford's. and were
given accommodations In other por-
tions Of the buildins after the fire had
been put out II is thought the fire start
ed in the kitchen. The damage is est
mated at $1,000 A stiff wind was blowing.
which menaced the safety Of ether prop
crrT
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
Remove Justice from omce.
The washington Herald

Richmond. Va Oct. 3L-Judge Witt to
day moved from Office Justice OF the
Peace Ashby J. Duke. who was ycster-
day fined in the police court 500 for
second OTense in selling liquor on Sun
day. His license was revoked and the
lne made 500 BY Judge Witt
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
sold coeaIne in ,IedieLne.

After a hearing on the charge Of selling
a proprietary catarrh powder alleged 70
contain cocaiss, William J. B. Duncan, Of
the firm Of lennon & Duncan. druggists,
was fined So by Justice Cation. IN the Po-
lice Court, this morning. The defendant
admitted having sold the preparation in
question. but he asserted that he had dis
continued selling 1t as soon as he discov-
cred that il contained cocaine, RE noted
an appeal. and the case will be heard in
the Corporation Court
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
Mav Have Been Drowned.

OF George r. Rogers. Of this city. that he
was drowned during the recent hurricane
thar passed over the coast Of Florida
He was employed on rail- boat intended
TO connect Key West with the maitland
and was in a housebOat with several other
employees when the cyclone developed The
boat was wrecked, and though several OF
the occupants were rescued. relatives here
have been unable 20 hear from the young
man. He was a son Of r. d. Rogers. OF
this city
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
NEGRO IS IDENTIFIED
Mrs. GOOding Faces ASsailant
in Alexandria Court.
CASE CONTINUED UNTIL TODAY

Both MF. and Mrs. GOOding Are
Positive He Is the Man Who Al
most Murdered and Robbed Them.
Is Charged with Other Assaults and
Murder-Mny Have Been Drowned.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
PEN The TRUST HOGS
Benaparte's Vigorous Attack
on Greedy Corporations.
LAUDs PRESIDENTS EFFORTS

In Advocating Election of William
Ii. jackson Attorney GeneraI-fO-3e
Declares Roosevelt Needs support
of Republican House in Guarding
Little Pigs from Greed of Big Ones.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01

of Commodore John Downes, who entered
the United States navy the latter part Of
the eighteenth cenlury.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01

The robbery Of several boxes OF mer-
chandise from a freight car Of the South
ern Railway last night has been reported
to the police department. II is supposed
that thieves entered ;he car while It was
IN transit between the yards and the de-
pot tn this city
In the Corporation Court to-day n p.
IT. Burke qualified as executor Of the es-
tate Of Mary +. Boyce
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
Thomas Found In Washington.

The crime for which Thomas is on
trial occurred near Luna Park early in
the evening Of September last After
an exhaustive search fer the criminal
Thomas. who was confined in the Dis
tTict Jail charged with a misdeme2lo-.
vas identified by Miss Ris.ey and Good
ing. Later he was brought 10 the Alex
andria County Jail on a reqUlsiIiOn from
the governor Of Virginia. lie is also
under Indictment for assaulting Annie
Green, colJred. assaulting Forrest Good
ing. and for numbering Jackson Boney.
ColoTed
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The we'll known Startup Candy COM
pany Of Provo has opened up a Salt
Lake branch which will be managed
by David Andrew. The Startups are
pioneers in the candy business, and
their entering the salt Lake lcld Is a
distinc, sign Of enterprise on their part
as well as an Acknowledgment 81 the
growing importance ~ salt Lake as a
great distributing center
A new arrival IN the feld ~ mining
and commercial stocks is the rrm Of
G. /. Whitney q Company. which be-
gins business tomorrow az Is south
Main. in the rear OF Beesley'0 Music
store Mr.. Whitney, who organizes the
business. has been with the Herald for
Il years past, eight Of which he has
been circulator Of the paper. and IS In
fact is Oldest employe. He has a wide
local acquaintance. has purchased a
seat IN the mining exchange and is well
posted on local business and money
conditions. The firm invites corre-
spondence and will give prompt atteu-
ton to both 90 and out Of town in
Quirios
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would be self-supporting. now that
their representatives demand S2s2lgo
a. a single session.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN DANGER.
The question is not whether Logan
Is 90 Keep what Il has got" but
whether the other schools are 10 get
enough 10 keep going The need OF
high schools throughout the state is
everywhere apparent, yet the taN-pay-
crs feel that they cannot atord 10
maintain them. Even the district
schools IN many places are closed be-
cause the state tax is insufficient 20
keep them open Tor more than seven or
cight months in the year. Meantime.
the institution that was 20 be- self
supporting Ia costing the STATE more
per pupil than any other The queS-
tion. Mt Hewlett, Is not whether To-
gan Is 20 have what II has got" hui
what are the district schools the high
schools, and the university. with its
school Of mines. normal school. and
branch normal % have II the college
Keeps up Us present extravaganza, ele-
mentary aud higher education viii both
be permanently crippled. And every
time during the past six years that any
one has suggested that the college
should be so managed a. not 10 require
twice or thrice as much per pupil as
tho pupils cost IN other institutions do.
lnc the same work. The Logan pOlitici-
ans begin 20 TAIN Of boycottlng salt
Lake This talk seems 10 Brighten
some Of the Salt Lake merchants. for
they rush around and help the college
| 90 make q fresh raid on the state treas
ury 10 begins 20 look as II Il viii Be
the state VS.. Logan and a few of the
salt Lake merchants who fail 10 COM
prchtnd the question. For m Logan
| had a large high school On place Of her
present small college Of a students
] plus a number o. high school and dis.
/ trlct school students, Logan trade con-
! dijlons." Of which Nj Hewlett speaks
would not know he difference The
/ people Of Logan could not detect the
| difference Tor they would have az least
as many students as they now have.
BUILDINGS ARE WASTED.
80 lar as the state 10 concerned. the
/ buildings in Logan are ALREADY wasted
/ The state gets no equivalent benefit
/ from The i.1600l worth Of buildings Il
] has put there Give them To- Logan.
| and establish a state industrial high
/ school there instead OF The expensive
! college that Is vainly trying 10 be a
I university and Is costing - much as
] university Don't waste any more
/ OF the peoples money. or Of the legis-
/ lttors time in listening 20 the tales
! " boycott preached by few persons
who DO not really represent the people
% Cache valley.
VIOLATES TIE LAW.
] notice. too. that Afr Hewlett thlnks
| the engineering courses AZ the college
should be eliminated. 20 az 10 prevent
at least that much duplication. That
| is precisely what the last legislature
thought and Il passed law abolishing
the college courses In engintering but
those courses are going on IN defiance
Of law, and the taxpayers are now ray-
ms for a duplication OF courses and
subjects thai IL not only unnecessary.
but also Illegal
Yours truly,
JOHN HENRY EVANS.
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

The breakfast given this morning
by Miss Lucy Gaby On honor Of Miss
Nellie Hood was q delightful affair.
the table being exceedingly pretty in
It's floral decorations, and about
dozen friends enjoying the event To-
morrow Miss Gaby entertains az "a
similar affair in honor Of Miss Berna-
dotte Monahan who Is visitor On the
city.
Mrs. L. II. Farnsworth entertained
On a pretty luncheon al the University
club today IN honor Of her daughter
Miss Edna FarAsworth. the table be-
ing effectively decorated and covers
being laid for l6 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Read leave
shortly for a "trip through the Yellow
stone.
Mr. and Mrs Willard Hansen have
returned from their bridal trip.
Miss Emily curtis will leave short
ly for a trip % the coast.
Mrs. r. l. scanuer and son Robin
4ill leave this week for the cam
y0ns % spend the heated season.
Miss Lucy Grant and Mrs Lily
Dykes arc spending a month Ia Logan.
Senator and Mrs Sutherland enter
tanned q large party al Lagoon last
a.I ID CD 0 iHlH NJ
ed and the many delights Of the
beautiful resort being enjoyed.
Mrs. George A. SNOW u Chicago is
visiting her sister Mrs }. ?. Grant
Mrs Charles cain Crismou leaves
this week for Brighton
Dr. and Mrs : H. Allen leave to-
morrow Tor an outing Co Yellowstone
park.
Mrs. Msrths Roylc King goe, to the
Yellowstone IN the near future
Mr. J. white and Mrs Emma Lock-
yer. formerly Miss Emma White, are
here from 81. Louis visiting Or. and
Mrs J. r. White az the Whitehall.
Mrs Louis Gates arrives tomorrow
from Bingham ana with Mr. Gates
will leave shortly for a Trip 10 Bos-
ton
Mise Kate Klnters. formerly Of this
city is visiting Judge and MrE An-
drew Hovat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
ToDAY'S

Mary ]. Brown 70 Geo. Romney ,
pali Of lot 4. block %. plat D...'.'
Christine Sorcnsen 10 u. I. duncan
land IN section II, township a.,
sauih, range 1 tast...... $500. hV"
j. T.. Thompson 20 r. o. weak, lols q.
o 10 block 2. Waterloo add.
NJ r. Eakles and Glie o. cannon
BIOS, part u lot g BLOCK 10 p'a' ,
A ..,...........s..t....ss ..'''..'
q. Al. Cochrane TO Ross G. DAVIS
warranty deed, xii rods SCUM.
wet from northeast corner OF lot "a
l. block l.. plat b.. .''...',,.,.. Wv
Tlorlnda Crouch 20 Z. r. Sasaly
warranty deed l0I2ia rods north.
west from 3 rods west u northeast -,
corner Of lot T. block - plat De- 4"p
" !. craig 20 Yampa Smelung com
pany, warranty deed, YORK lode' d,
Ncst Mountain .,......'...........,'
L. NJ. Nelson 20 David A. Nelson
warranty deed, iQ1lif rods NORTH
east from ~ rods east OF SOUTH
west corner Of lot j. block t. ,oo
plat C......,.+.s.. ,.'' J., .'',-,'.' A''%N
A. n. Walker 60 Matilda Price, war.
rsntv deed. lot = and part Of lot
81 block 2. Glenn sub. ..,..,,......' 80
Afaidc Brown 20 Maggie O'BTien.
warranty dctd, lots ! and y 10 . ,,.,
MARYLAND sub. .....,..,..,.'..''.'.'' lN"
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PERSONALS.

Word has been received from London
that Mr. Mccormick had reached that
city IN safety.
Mrs. q w. Aulabaugh. Of Omaha,
daughter Of J. p Evans Of this city,
IS visiting with her fathers family for
few weeks.
Albert Dixon IS al home nursing
badly sprslucd foot received al the
y & r g. crossing miNup and Is being
attended 10 by Or Bean.
Prof Bicknelli Young. well known
~ a Christian Scientist reader and
lecturer and a former singer and
teacher of music. is On salt Lake, Wis
Ring relatives and old friends.
Asst. Secy. J. L. Howard of the
Travellers Insurance company OF Hart
ford. Coma. Is IN the city visiting with
". J. OMeara, the companys repre-
sentative. This is Nj Towards first
trp % this city, and he IL much I'm
pressed with Its promise and import
ancc.
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ANOTHER PIONEER GONE.
MILFORD W Luce Dead From Cancer
OF the stomach.

ono more OF Utahs early pioneers
passed 10 the great beyond yesterday.
in the person of MILFORD ". Luce. He
died al the residence Of his daughter.
Mrs. j. T.. Marker. 4ls east Eighth
south street from cancer Of the stom-
acE
Mr. Luce has been resident Of Utah
since lNi>. and for many years lived
iu Salt Lake county south ~ the city.
lie was born November Z. 1881. on Fox
Island Re leaves three children--the
daughter already mentioned. Mrs. 4. Z.
Leonard. u Huntington, Utah. and W.
W, Luce of Bib Piney Wyoming. The
place and date ~ The funeral services
VIII Doe announced later.
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b. Very few people here have their
Ills nNed as yet. and only one chin.
y on z house. labor Is 80 high ard
her thlrgs have taken the mind away
pa individual losses was 10 wsfkl
ing relief work and neglected eyerf-
Ing a, home. and there were thou
nds OF others who did the same: all
ere happy 10 think they could be I
e and would DO u again II necessary.
NELLIE g. LANE.
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LATE LOCALS.

Government Johs--Thsre will be a
civil service examination On this city.
Aug - for the position Of carrier
iu the postoftice service.
Picnic al park-The salt Lake
Christian union comprising the young
peoples evangelical societies in the
local churches. viii hold an annual
picnic AZ Liberty park on the after.
noon and evening OF Thursday next
Funeral Today-The funeral of Geo.
Harpst. The young German who was
Killed by falling from an ore car az
Bingham viii be- held this afternoon.
from ;, ID Evans chapel, under tho
auspices OF the Knights Of Pythias
with interment IN Nj Ollvet
Bank Clearings-Todays local bank
clearings amounted 20 Ss16.2sl.sg as
against Ss0ij932s for the sama day
last year The clearings for the
month Just closed amounted 20 i20.-
3Q4 4g32N rs against sl7 90s. 17941;
gain ot s2,3977i39l,
March OF Soldlers-Gen. G.. $. Bur.
ton is in receipt OF a letter from Maj
Foote ~ the artillery corps, detailing
the march Of the Twelfth and Nine
tCenth Light batteries from Fort
Douglas 90 Fort d. 4. Russell where
they arrived one day ahead OF the
scheduled time.
Street Improvcment-The board Of
public works notified the Utah Light
and Railway company this morning
Of the intention 20 macadam First
street from A 20 J streets. and the
company VIII decide definitely IN a
few days what % do with reference
20 removing the street car tracks.
To Appoint Delcgates-A request
has been received by Gov Cutler o.
appoint delegates 10 the National
Prisons association. which meets from
Sept Is % 20. al Albany, y. Y. Tho
governor will appoint an the sherihs
% the state and the wardens Of the
state prison Institutions He has re-
quested the delegates 20 notify him
II they can attend the association.
To intend EnCampment-Mess c.
". 4. Smell. u. W. TatlOck and Il. q.
Sleater are proposing 90 attend the
annual encampmont ~ the national @.
4. r. 40 Minneapolis this SUMMER.
Local veterans call attention 10 the
fact that last wear $4,000 Of their
number responded TO taps and cx-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Cadno-The bill for the entire week
a. Casino park Is the Belle Of Vera
cruz.' The second performance was
given las; evening 10 large audience
and the presentation wAs enthusiastic
ally received. The popular price COM
parry IL drawing many patrons 10 the
park. and the BIZ o. this week IL
probably the beet that Manager
Quincy has yet provided. The price
Of Admission IL tho came a. In for.
msr wsskA 10, 30 ara % cents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-31
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office q Tho wealth
er bureau for the = hours ending at 6
m. today
Temperature at 9 q. N, q miAimum.
y mlplmum, e. mean, n which rs de-
grees above normal.
Precipitation FOR the a hours ending AZ
8 a. N. trace.
Precipitation since the first Of tho
month 10 inch, which II 80 inch below the
normal
Excess 10 precipitation since Jan. !, SIS
inches.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-31
PICKPOCKET CAUGHT.
Ogden Clifton saw Fellow at Work
Mud Promptly Arrested Him.

ogden July 2t-Harry Adams. was
arrested this m)rning By Alfred Bacon
on the charge u pocket picking
Adams was going through the pockets
Of =. A. Anderson and when discoy-
cred By The latter he sneaked through
the crowd and then attempted TO pick
the pockets OF a man named Peterson.
Bacon saw the fellow and started TO.
wards him when Adams ran and was
chased by Bacon for nearly a block.
Bacon finally captured Adams and
took the latter 10 the police station
The police believe that Adams belongs
10 a gang that has been circulating
counterfeit money here Of late.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-31
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE,

This afternoons sales Of the regular
call Of the mining exchange were,
New York, 800 at 81.
Utah, 500 az 100.
Uncle sam con, 900 al loh 900 az II.
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Prof. Evans Crosses Swords
With Hewlett on Consolidation.

Editor neaeret News The "Neps'
~ July . quotes President Hewlett OF
The Merchants and Manufacturers as
ISOLATION a. saying. ut Is well known
hat the college has about 1000 stu
sents and the University about 500"
Such a comparative attendance as
aft. Hewlett alleges for the two
schools Is not only not "Fell known"
but is worse than an exact reversal Of
he actual facts,
THE FACTS As TO STUDENTS.
The university has g7G students. not
counting the Normal Training school.
he Kindergarten the summer school.
pr the Branch Normal 40 Cedar City.
u the $40 regular students in the uni
gersity. 40 are OF college or uniycr-
hty grade. The Agricultural college
las 663 students 1888 OF whom are of
district school grade, leaving $50. as
compared with g1s in the university.
u the go students in the college. only
ii are enrolled as u college grade.
The commission on Feb. ~. when the
school IT. the largest. found only 4
Students On the college above the grade
Of the salt Lake and ogden High
schools, while OF the remainder. rated
A. high school students. about 600 were
pursuing short courses Of various
dnds. The commission found aiso that
los Of the college students were from
Idaho. 81 were summer students and
> HfaIH.
would leave something Ike 800 bona
hde. fun course Utah students in the
Institution. AN but "a of these being
" High school grade. The university
summer school alone Tor this year has
l0i students. and out.ranks Don grade
and importance as a study-body the
entire attendance al college IN
,luding summer students. the uniycr-
iity has 1919 against e53 Boz the college.
What could Mr Hewlett mean in
giving out "a statement so misleading
and 80 far from the facts?
THE REAL ISSUE
oaIr Hewlett says the way 10 settle
s 10 let Logan have What 90 has got. d"
20 The papers report ~ that would
settle" there might be little objection
oul the real situation developed az
Zach legislature .s whether boz addition
% what De- "has got the northern
school SHAH get also the portion that
5ught 90 be- lcft f1T other schools Al
he last legislature the college tried 20
fet from the state the enormous total
v sls2Igo. Boz addition % what lt re-
selves from the government Dor the
nme biennial perlot-S'i 0lo-a total
rtater that was asked FOR by the state
University. the state normal school.
he state school % mines and the
ranch normal school az Cedar The
logan delegation declared that any
mount less than i.s0i9o would cripple
he school and destroy its value 10 the
tale. And this only a few years az
~ the whole contingent from the
forth had argued IN the constitutional
convention that u the location OF the
iollege should be confirmed at Logan.
he college would be almost, n not
lutte self-supporting
What DO the Logan people think o.
\ he pleas their spoktsmen made before
legislatures and conventions few
ears ago. TO tie eject that the college
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linguished the candle Of life. while II
Is believed that the plumber this year
VIII amount TO $4,000
WIN BE Cool Nov-Jim Eberhardt
boy residing IN the southwestern
Fart Of the city, Is fond OF riding ana
because he rode a COW belonging TO o
neighbor without the latter's know
ledge or permission, he was brought
before the juvenile court today ior
punishment. II developed thai jim
has ridden his neighbor's COW ana
mules. too. without permission nut ne
promised to conquer his desire lot
riding and leave animals that DO hot
belong to him alone. hence lie was al
lowed to go and the case Against MN
was dismissed.
Telephone Extensions - Engineer
Ford Of the American Telegraph
company Of Boston has Just
a tour OF the Rocky Miun-
tain Bell Telephone system IN Mon
tsna and Idaho, Ia company with the
general officers Of the company ana
reports his entire satisfaction win
the administration and plans Of me
local company including the schedule
Of EXPENDITURES prepared for the COM
ing - months The TWO states u,
question are becoming pretty wen
with wires.