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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
CALHOUN TO RESIGN AS
PRIEST. OF UNITED RAILROADS

San Francisco. Sept The Chron-
icle says today:
Patrick Calhoun, president OF the
United railroads. win resign from that
Office within the next two weeks and
Thornwell Mutually, now acting as as
sistant 10 the president viii be elected
to the office OF president by the board
Of directors. Although this has not
been officially announced, It Is not de-
MED by the officials OF the United rail-
roads. Patrick Calhoun has interests
all over the United States and the San
Francisco system does not comprise
one-thlrd OF his interests As president
Of the United Railroads and Invest
ment company he has charge OF the
United railroads Of Pittsburg. lines in
Cleveland and IN some OF the important
cities OF the south. To oversee this
tremendous system takes a great deal
OF time and as San Francisco Is some
what removed from the field of opera
tiOns. he has determined to turn over
the guidance Of the local system to
Thornwell Mutually. who has had prac-
teal charge Of II since last February
Although Calhoun will step down
from the office Of president he VIII still
be member Of the board Of directors
and will have a big interest in the az
fairs OF the company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
RUSSIAN ARMY REFORMS.
Balicnof Commission Recommends
Admission Of Jews 10 Officer CorpS.

81. Petersburg, Sept. The Battle.
non commission which Is celebrating
reforms for the army, has recommend
ed the admission Of Jews 10 the officer
crops, from which hitherto they have
been excluded except IN the capacity
" surgeons. The recommendation
which is coupled with the condition
that the assent Of the officers OF the
unit 20 which they are assigned must
be secured IN each case will be pre-.
scented 10 the emperor for approval
and is IN the line Of the policy "a which
Premier Stolypin Is committed II prob
ably will be accepted. though the re-
Gently formed antl-Jewish party Is
campaigning theoretically against the
proposition. and IA also much enrared
az the decision OF the minister Of ed
ucstion providing for the unrestricted
admission Of the Jews 20 the universe
ties. which goes into effect M the OPEN
ius ~ the next term.
The Syict declares that n the Jews
are unrestrictedly admitted IN 10 years
they viii have driven the Russians
from the higher schools. The Jews
heretofore have been restricted 10 from
s 10 per cent ~ the enrolment.
Dispatches from odessa and other
cities in south Russia report the re-
turn ~ many Jewish families who went
10 Palestine under the influence ~ the
recent movement. They complain ~
inability 10 exist there owing 70 tho
oppression NJ the Arabs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
REAL ESTATE TRUST co.
WRECK INVESTIGATION,

Philadelphia. sept i-ThTce separate
investigations II the Nrcckiug ~ TIE
Real Estate Trust company % this ciir
are now In progress, and II is expected
that hy the time the examinations have
been concluded every irregular transaction
and The name of every director, officer Ct
cmployc OF the institution which may
have had a hand IN the unlawful proceed
ings. will be known 20 The investigator.
Receiver Earle IL hard az work uncover
ing an securities ana other papers 10 as.
certain their value with a view o. an
early resumption Of business by the com
pany.
Dist-Atty Ben. With a corps q assist.
ants II pursuing bis investigation -
learn whether any other persons connect
"a with the institution arc criminally Va.
be fer the running Of fhs Institution and
the state OF Pennsylvania, through rs
banking commissioner John A. Berkcv
this afternoon began a thorough cNamiua'
ton Of the condition Of the trust com
pany.
DIST ATTY. Ben said that until today hs
had only Investigated the completely ~
Prank X Nipple, the dead president
Adolph Segal the promoter ana " \,
North and ~ s. Coilinew0od. officers Of
the bank Seeal. North ana CollingNccd
are nov awaiting trial charged with ~.
sisting IN Nrcck king the institution.
From this time on he said, - VIII 20
fight % the bottom ~ this whole a1sir
and find ont the name ~ every one con.
ncctcd with the running q the institution
II evidence can be- found against any di.
rcciors warrants will be issued for them
without regard 10 Their political OF hnan-
clal standings"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
SECY. SHAW ADM0NISHES
GOVT DEP0SlTARlES

Washington. Sept 7-Secy. Shaw
has made public circular letter dated
today 90 al national bank deposisries
bon which he says in effect that he cN-
poets public moneys I'm depositary
banks 10 he used in the communities
where II Is deposited and not loaned
through brokers and other agents in
New York Tor speculative purposes.
The letter Is as follows:
am advised that many banks. scat
tered throughout the country. are
loaniug their surplus funds through
brokers and others in New York on
call at high rates Of interest Money
loaned on call is well nigh universally
for speculative schemes recognize
the right OF any individual to specu-
late I'm stocks or IN land. and the legal
right OF any bank TO loan money at
appropriate rates Of interest. az home
or abroad OH ample security, even with
knowledge that d Is being used for
speculative purposes | am not will
ing however that government money
shall he enticed away from the local
it's where IL has been deposited for
the purpose Of being used In this way.
Public deposits are made I'm aid Of
legitimate business as distinguished
from speculation whatever its nature
Depository city banks are expected %
loan an regular rates or not al all and
they must not be tempted TO act as
agents instead OF correspondents for
other depositary banks IN making call
loans AZ high rates.
II YOU have more money than your
community can appropriately absorb.
please return q 10 the treasury for u
can be promptly placed where Il viii
do much good This does not apply TO
banks with large reserves regularly on
deposit with city correspondents
CAUSES SURPRISE.
New York. sept. 5-Secy. Shaw's
letter on the use Of public money FOR
speculative purposes created great
deal Of surprise Ia banking circles in
this city. where II VAS believed that a
good deal OF the money 20 he deposited
nv the government az interior points
would speedily be diverted 10 this ceu-
ter. Special interest was shown IN the
seCretary's order enjoining depositary
banks from lending government funds
ai high rates. 10 was recognized hy
New York bankers that the treasury
department Is In a position 10 main
tain n close watch OF the operations ~
the depositary banks in this conuec-
iion because of the report made by
them Eve times a year 10 the comp
iroller Of the currency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
SHOOTING AT SEAGIRT.
Record Number of Entries for Indi.
yidusl Rifle Competition.

seagiri. \. j. sept The largest mum.
Der of entries ever recorded IN an Co...
diyidusl rife competition iu this country
reported here today when ffing In the ma
floral individual match was started. There
were al experts az the contest for honor
and q cash prize u 500 II 4 thought
that some ~ the low score men at each
stage Will drop out Of the contest and 10
may be that towards the END those who
have 90 possible chance Of capturing a
prize will he eliminated by order Of the
executive officers that the match can be
finished within = reasonable period
~ the conclusion % the first stage, 80
yards some ~ the high scores mere.
Corpl Hughes New Mexico. a. out 81 -
Lieut. sylvester. New Jersey. is Serrf
PEEL New jersey. % Capt. Shields
Pennsylvania. e. Capt Tate. United
states Infantry q. Private Horn. Umtfd
states cavalry. Lieut. smith. Unite
states infantry sergt Humphrey. Wash
ington. q each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
NO INSURREcTloN BREWING.
Mexican President Would Like TO
Have Regeneration" Publish
erS Treated as Anarchists.
State Department Refers Whole Mat
ter to Department OF Justice for
Thorough Investigation. r.

Washington. Sept declaring to be
false the report that bitter anti-Ameri-
can feeling In Mexico and that reYo-
luton against President Diaz existed,
David +. Thompson, the American am
bassador, has made an exhaustive re-
port TO the state department setting
forth In detail information which could
not be conveyed IN his previous conf
dental dispatches, He has renewed his
request that in compliance with the
wishes Of MeXico's president, this gov
eminent should take steps TO suppress
the revolutionary junta at ST. Louis.
which published in Spanish a paper
called Regeneration.
He contends that articles that have
appeored In certain newspapers Of the
United States, discussing alleged dis
satisfaction with the administration OF
President Diaz and asserting that an
instruction Of possibly farreaching
consequence, Is incubatlng, are wholly
without foundation and OF inestimable
harm TO Mexico. He charaCteriZes the
troubles that have already occurred as
nothing more than small labor riots.
MI. Thompson deplores the fact THAI
such publications give most exag
geraied Importance TO the work Of
men who have fed from Mexico and
who continue 10 endeavor to breed a
spirit OF unrest in that country. AMI
adds
II there should be any local disturb
ances they will be handled rightly by
the Mexican government Such \
thing as a general uprising is not To
be seriously considered"
Numerous kilograms have been cx-
changed between the state department
and Ambassador Thompson IN relation
TO the publishers OF Regeneration I'm
which the ambassador has suggested
that II these men could be dealt with
as anarchists. President Diaz would
feel deep gratitude. The suggestion
made by Mr. Thompson followed IN
teryews he had with President Diaz.
IN which the latter expressed the earn
est hope that the United States gov
eminent could take steps 10 prevent the
further circulation OF the paper.
The state department Immediately
AilfllfI lllf hlrfdAAINH OF MI NtliIf-
son 10 the department Of justice with
view 10 ascertaining what measures
might be taken against the newspaper
Regeneration publishers Al that de-
partment an investigation Is In pro-
gross. but no intimation has been Civ
On as 10 the direction Il has taken.
WHAT JUNTA SAY.
St. Louis Sept Manuel Sarabin.
spokesman Tor the Mexican junta locat- ,
I'd a. 2641 Lafayette avenue. which
United States Ambassador Thompson
90 Mexico has asked the federal author
tiles 10 suppress. stated-oday that the
members of the junta win stay where
they are continue the publication OF
Regeneration and throw themselves
ON the Justice Of the United States
through a personal appeal 10 President
Roosevelt.
Sarabin denied that the junta is az.
archistic declaring that not one Of the
members 50 much as knows the doc
trines OF anarchy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07

The term Of court ahead Of Judge
Marshall promises to be an important
one. There are the land fraud eases,
not an Of which have yet been filed
ana a decision 10 hand down In The
smelter cases IN addition to the regular
routine. on these TWO matters a great
deal Of public interest will center
The first work OF the courts, follow
ing Judge Marshalrs return, will begin
Monday next In ogden. when a session
will be held at p. m. This viii be
merely FOR the setting OF cases on a
later date. No court will be held IN
salt Lake until the regular October
term. Il may be remembered that the
coal land cases so far filed are merely
civil, and yet they seem to indicate
that criminal cases arc due II was
known that these were not filed at that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
Returns From Europe to Probe Coal Land Frauds
Judge John Marshall of the Federal Court Back From His Where
His Daughters Are n SchooUndersood That
Not Be Prosecuted They Testify to the Truth.

Judge John A. Marshall Of the federal
court IN this district. is back from his
summer vacation. Judge Marshall left
Utah three months ago, to visit Paris
where his wife and family are located.
Speaking Of his trip Judge Marshall
said when seen this morning that he
had simply been seeking quiet. and.
had gone nowhere except directly TO
Paris where he joined his family. once
there he did not leave until ready 10
return TO Utah for the fan work Of his
court W. $. Mccormick was the only
Utah man whom he happened to meet
across the pond but on the steamer
coming back he met Rector Norris, for
merly OF the ST. Marks cathedral in
this city. He Is now located I'm Brook
Ign
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07

time because IL was impossible 10 Sc
cure a grand jury during the absence
OF Judge Marshall It Is now expected
that the coal land situation will be
canyassed by the next grand jury and
indictments brought against an those
whom there Is probable cause TO con-
slider guilty Of fraud.
The people Do salt Lake and else.
where who are said 10 have acted
as dummies for coal company agents,
are not thought TO be- IN danger OF
prosecution. bat Nill be summonea as
witnesses. They are expected to ten
the truth. and an OF il they know. and
unless II is for perjury while on the
stand, no cases viii be pushed against
them The News is informed from ah
authoritative source that this viii be
the governments program.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
FRY'S WIFE GETS DIVORCE.
He win Go 10 Indiana and Marry the
Other Woman.

Chicago. Sept. THE wife Of Prof.
Charles II. Frye. at one time head OF
the Cook county normal school and who
recently returned to his home after an
absence Of 81 years was today granted
a divorce from her husband.
a Mrs. Goddard OF Hurley, $, D., de-
clared that 20 years ago she had been
married TO Frye under the name OF
Goddard without knowing that he had
wife in this city. Frye. who was in
Jail fading a trial for bigsmy was given
his release after the granting Of the
divorce. and In company with Mrs.
Goddard started for Hammond. Ind to
be married. The laws OF Illinois forbid
the marriage Of divorced people within
one year from the time Of the granting
Of a divorce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
KAISER DECoRATEs CARDINAL

Berlin. SEPT EMPEROR William
has decorated Cardinal Kopp with The
order o. the Black Eagle. the highest
on 2 Catholic prelate. II is remarked
that the relations between the Germa1
government and the vatican have
Grown closer since tho church and stat
situation In France Became acute Toe
headquarters Of Cardinal Kopp are ar
Breslsu. where he has steadily used
his influence IN lettering che relations
between the pope and the Prusaan au-
thOfities
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
STENSLAND TURNED OVER
BY MOORISH AUTHORITIES,

Chicago. Sept. s.-Asst. States Atty.
Barbour received the following tele-
gram from Asst. States Atty Olsen
today who In company OF James keely
Of the Chicago Tribune. is In Tangier
watching Paul Stensland, the president
OF the wrecked Milwaukee Avenue
state bank:
"Stensland turned over to US"
II Is believed that Olsen and keely
viii start with Stensland Immediately.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
ALEXANDER BELFoRD DEAD.

Los Angeles. Sept. Alexander Bel
ford. VINO some years ago was a PROM
lnent book aud magazine publisher OF
Chicago, died Al Good Samaritan hos-
pital In this city today OF paralysis.
Mr. Bedford had been m for several
months. He married the daughter 81
Andrew McNally OF Rand, McNally
Publishing company Of Chicago. J. A.
McNally Of Chicago. brother-in-law
Of the deceased. who came TO Los An
gelcs 10 sec Mr. BclfoTd some time ago,
Is seriously III at hospital In this
city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
An APPEAL FROM CHILE.

Washington. Sept 7.-Suffering IS
very great" says Mr. Hicks, American
minister TO chile. IN dispatch received
by the state department today urging
the people OF the United States TO lend
a helping hand for the relief Of the dis
tress caused by the recent earthquake
that destroyed Valparaiso and did grea .
damage In other Chilean towns. The
dispatch says that action should b.
prompt and suggests that funds be SEM
to Santiago by cable.
Ofhcials AZ the state department re-
gret the apparent lack OF interest shown
in the misfortunes Of this sister re-
public Of the United states.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
GOLD IMPORTS.

London Sept. THE United States
purchased s3,O32, 600 OF eagles from
the bank Of England today, making
nearly s75O0.0O0 IN gold obtained
from this source during this week.
Boston. Sept. THE National
Shawmut bank Of this city has engag-
ed $1,000, 600 in gold coin for i'm
port from London. The transaction Is
based upon the conditions arranged by
Secy. Shaw a few days ago in an ef-
fort 10 relieve the money market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
THE PILGRIM FATHERS.
Their Descendants Resent EN-ScC,
Longs Remarks About Them.

Plymouth. sept a recent address by
former SeCy. N the Navy John y. Long
On which DE- discussed the Pilgrim faith
ers Wag the subject % critical comment
on the part of nearly All The speakers
az the banquet Of the Gen,rsl Society ~
tho MayfoWcr Descendants last night.
samuel 81 Caprn Of Boston. the governor 70
general q she f1clety, rtfcfrtd % cX-G0v.
Longs conclusions ~ unwauanied.
Mr. Morton Dexter u Boston ssid that
10 an intenis ana purposes. Mr. Long
charged the pilgrims with benz hyp,.
critics "For ny part said Mr neNtci
4 absolutely rcpudiaic any such conClu-
sion 10 regard % them.
The general society elected ofhCcrs a.
follows.
Governor general Samuel Y Capen
Boston: secretary general. Louis 4 Fuller
New York treasurer general jas NJ
Rhodes Pennsylvania. historian general
rdVafd W Nh1f Massachusfffs elder
general Rcl John d. Erau District =
columbia. caTiaia general Mics Stand.
ish ND Massachusetts,, surgeon Ecncr-
81. Ali 4. Melon, ~ D.. Massachusetts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
BANK CLERKS.
In Convention Decide Il Is Their Duty
To Expose Supcriors' Wrongdoings

New York. Sept. IA special 10 the
Times from Atlantic city. y j.. SAYS.
The American Institute OF Bank Clerks,
with a membership Of eco, decided AZ
ia annual convention here yesterday
that 1t was the duty OF clerks in fnan-
cial Institutions 10 expose irregulari-
ties on the part OF their supcriors.
The convention burst into ironical ap-
plause when Dean Joseph Y. Johnson
81 the New York university school %
commerce. referring 10 the Real Estate
Trust company scandal said.
Even the people IN Philadelphia to-
day have A good deal Of confidence IN
hanks"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.

81. Petersburg. Sept. 1T became
known today that an attempt on the
life Of NJ Kryshanoysky, vice minister
Of the interior. Was made few DAYS
ego. 4 reyolutionist. attired as an
army officer appeared az the chancel-
lcry ~ the interior and asked for, an
audience with the vice minister, but
while the reyolutionist was waiting for
an answer porter noticed his uni
form was Incorrect. Before the man
could be arrested he became aware that
he was the object Of suspicion and sue
ceedcd In escaping from the building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07

cidenL on the date mentioned he was
carrying a ii-caliber Winchester rife,
wrapped IN a sack. IN his buggy While
handling the gun, Il was discharged
and the bullet struck MIR. Embley In the
hand and following up the arm. lodged
in the elbow. The injured man Travelled
AN night through a drizzling rain TO
Nephi, where he received attention, and
the ball was extracted. Finding that
the bone was badly fracture and that
an operation was imperative, Mr.. EN-
bley came to the Latter-day Saints hos
pital Tor treatment He was 10 have
begun school teaching on Sept, IL, but
owing % the accident. will not be- able
TO assume his duties in that direction
for some time 10 come
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
ELEVEN FIREMEN INJURED.

ST. Louis, Sept Eleven fremen
were injured while fighting fire in a
grocery store by the explosion OF gaso-
line gas today. The building was prac-
tically wrecked. Asst. Fire Chief Dairy
was severely injured The fire origin
ated I'm the rear Of the store and was
thought to have been extlnguished
when the explosion occurred
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
FATALLY HURT IN COLLISION

San Francisco. Sept 7.-Charles
Goertzheln. porter in the Anglo
California bank was fatally injured
and charles Wolf. driver OF a butcher
cart dangerously hurt in a collision to-
day. Wolf was driving heavily load
ed wagon across the street car tracks
when an electric car approached and
the brakes refused to act Goertzhein's
skull was fractured and Wolf was
hurt internally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
LAST DAY on ouADRIvIUM.

Rome sept This being the last
day OF the quadriyium preparatory 20
the election Of a general Of the con-
srsration Of the company o. Jesuiis
tomorrow, additional PRAYERS were Of
frrci M b. the delegates IN thelr quar-
tfrs On the college special prayers we're
also said IN all the Jesuit churches,
principally at the jesuit hospital, be-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
HARRY BROWN HANGED.

San Francisco. Sept, Harry
Brown was hanged at San quentin
prison this morning for the murder
Of saloon man named Dunn i'm Del
Norte county on Dee 90. 1894 He
assembled the scaffold AT 1880 and was
dead within II minutes from the time
the trap was sprung. He went TO his
death without word, although In
the early stages OF his Imprisonment
he had been considered incorrigible
and gave the prison officials great
deal Of trouble. The Rev. Father
Walsh Of San Rafael attended him at
the execution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
FIRE CAUSES PANIC.

chicago. sept. a hre On BUILDING
adjoining the John " Smyth school al
Thirteenth street an Blue Island avenue
today caused = panic among the 100 pu-
hurt in q rush for The exits The teach.
trs go an I'm their power 20 control tho
children aud would have succeeded hut
f0f the parents of a number o. tho chN.
dren who ran through the school shoi,.
Ing "Ffre None q the children was Eau.
fnuefN hunt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
HALF RATES FOR SAILORS.

washington sept The suggest, y.
has been made % the navy departmsY
that n arrangements could be made wffh
the railroad companies 20 carry the All.
ors ~ the navy a. haif-fsre or rsdues.l
rates q would 10 ~ great benefit 10 fhs
service ans would cause The enlistment ~
moro men from tho inland tnSn. uho ar.
row compelled fo paV The ION fac out
their 0Ru BOG kfis when they Wish % 80
Their homo folks British sailors ~ me
navy slt pegmilied 10 travel al reduced
fateA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
WEBER GIFTS RETRIEVE.

Sacramento, Sept Gov. fardoe, az
the request Of Atty.-Gen. Webb and
Dist. Atty. Robinson Of Placer county
has granted a reprieve Of 10 days 70
Adolph Weber. sentenced 10 be hanged
next Wednesday II Folsom for the
murder Of his father. mother, sister
md hrnther az Auburn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
CUBAN ARMISTICE FOR
TEN DAYS DECLARED.

Havana. Sept. Am official arms.
tIce for 10 DAYS has been decided upon
by tho government. The scenes in
which the opposing forces must remain
viii be determined upon during the
cour-e Of the day. The armistice will
be- conducted under the regular war
regulations