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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
SPANISH OFFICER
4 DON QJIE0TE
Commander at Casa Blanca AS
sumes an Arrogant Attitude,
Making Ridiculous Professions
is CAUSING DIFFICULTIES.
No European Permitted 20 Leave En-
cent by Ills Professionalism Not
Accord Gen. Drudc Respect.

Paris. oct Special dispatches re-
ceived hero from casa Blanca declare
that arrogant attitude and ridiculous
pretensions Of the Spanish commander
at Casa Blanca are again causing DIFF
nculues The Spanish onlcer insists
that no European shall leave the city
without an order signed by himself
This officer according 70 the special
correspondents. recently broke into the
Union club. at Casa Blanca. excluded
the members and installed himself in
the buildings. The members protest.
ed to the Suauish consul II IS chars-
ed also that the Spanish commander
does not treat Cen Drude the French
commander. with the resuset due mis-
greater rank
MOORs CAPTURE pESERTERS
Tangier. oct. S.-Three German dee
serters frOm the French foreign legion,
az Casa Blanca. have been captured
by Moroccan troops, attached 10 the
command OF Gen. BaEd8ui They
were taken before Sultan Add el
Aziz. at Rabat. who iuterrogated them
and then handed them over 60 tho Ger
man consul. Frightened by threats
certain ENJOYS of Maulai Hang have
handed oyer 10 the customs authorities
al Mazagau "A cases OF cartridges
recently carried away from there and
which ID was the intention 20 send
to Morocco city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
SUFFERING OF LEFFlNGWEL l.
MlKKELSEN EXPEDITION

Chicago. Oct S.-Dctails of tho hard
ships experienced by members Of the
Lefhngwell- Nj kkelsen polar expedition,
which was icebound in Beauford sea Tor
nearly al year reached Chicago yesterday,
with " Stefanssen, othnologst OF the eX-
petition.
Ernest De Koven Lefhingwell, repre-
sentlng the University OF Chicago, who
was Jointly in command 81 the eNpedl-
don is safe in northern seas. with other
members of the expedition. Although he
was present when the expeditions ship.
Duchess OF Bedford. went down. and at
one time was compelled 20 eat one OF the
dogs which made up his team, he Us re-
ported none the worse FOR the experience.
"The main object ~ the expedition, that
Of discovering whether there s. any land
u Beauford sea, has been accomplished 20
said Mr.. Stefanssen. Extensive cruising
about the sea and the taking Of expert
mental soundings, convinced the members
OF the party that there Is no land there"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
Mrs. A. J. Scott Shows Great
Presence Of Mind Under Try
ing Circumstances.
PRoWLER RUMMAelNG ROOM
Lay Still and No One viii Hurt
You Came Gruff Command
From Darkness.
Thief Take. Clothes and Watch aad
Mako. Good Ii- E.,arc--policc
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
.UARtQUITED LOVE
CAUSES SUICIDE
May Sapp Was infatuated With
Samuel F. WhtloW. a Mar
ried Man and Merchant.
COMMITTED DEED WITH RAZOR
His Reputation Good. Their Relations
Never Intiniatc-He Says She Urged
Him 60 Leave las Family.

lola. Kan. oct. S.-A sensation was
sprung here late last night by Samuel
b. Whiuov. o. grain and feed merchants
whom Dice made q voluntary confession
in the presence OF the sheriff the coun-
" prosecutor and others that Miss May
Sapp. the beautiful 20-year-old daugh-
ten of j. n. sapp prominent farmer
OF Moran. Kan, had committed suicide
because of her unreQuitCd love for him.
Tho grl WAS found dead u the yard
of her fathers home at Moran ou the
night of Sept %. her thro8t slasued
with razor that was found close by
WhitloW is 40 years old ana has "a wife
and lhlcc children. Hc has always
borne good reputation.
NIitl0W formerly was a. school l-aUl-
CO.. ANA Miss Sapp was one of his pupils.
Illel bad laeu friends for several
years. Whitlow told The officers last
night that De and the girl had never
the glrl had become infatuated
with him and hau repeatedly
urged him to- leave his family and run
away with n1r. he said that ou the
night OF the tragedy, hH met her at
the rear of her fathers house and told
her that their relations must cease.
WheItupon she drew razor across her
throat. Whitlow wrote out O. confess
sion, evidently with the intention Of
committing suicide. lie lost the COM
fessiou and determined to make it
verbally before The officers. he said
he would repeat his story before the
coroner's jury.
Miss Sapp was found FOO the back
yard OF the family home at Moran
about $50 in the evening with her
throat cut from ear Co ear. Her mother
had reached her side iu response to the
girls screams but she died without
speaking. Tntil last night the case
had remained a mystery.
Miss Sapp was niece of Col VIII
liam Sapp formerly chairman of the
Democratic state central committee of
Kansas.
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ON THE RIFF COAST.

Madrid. oct. S.--Thc foreign ofiice
announces that Gen. Marina. the gov
ernor of Mclilla has gone 10 Tangier
TO confer with the Spanish minister
there ana represent 20 the governing
board Of Morocco the intOlerablc sit
uation on the Rim coast arising from
the lnterninable warfare between inn
perial troops and the prctendcr. who
while never lighting O decisive bait
Tie, stop an commerce, going 10 Me-
lilla. MarchiCa, and other towns in
the Spanish zone. ID this matter cam
not be adjusted an Taugier general
Marina and the minister who was in
conference today with Mohammed IN
Torres. tho foreign representatives
and War Minister Gabbas viii go 10
kabat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
ROAsTs RAILROADS.
senator Ben !. Tllman Declares sym
pathy Tor Government Control

Senator Ben. J. Tillman Of South Car
olina left salt Lake on the midnight
train last night for Butte. after deliv-
ering "a lecture on railroads, trusts, and
monopolics. at the First Congregational
church.
senator Tillman came prepared 70
talk ON the race problem, but handled
the one assigned 10 him IN a manner
10 suggest that o. was not his first
love, aud he finally ceased talking boz
fore finishing the first subdivision OF his
general topic. While be was on that
however. hc declared that many rail-
road officials ought 10 be- ln Jan. that
government supervision ought 10 be- put
into force but not government own
ershlp. that Mr.. Hartman was the
chief offender because so many little
Offenders take their lessons from his
brilliant success. Against Wall street
Senator Tillman brought The indiet-
mont that Il allows a small coterie Of
mon 90 control the country's finances.
regardless OF the general welfare. and
these men in turn are the creatures OF
the protective tariff which cuts on the
competition that would ordinarily oD-
crate Zoo bring down heir profits.
Mrs Tillman went north with tho
senator. who rs somewhat fafigued az
ter his long western lecturins tour.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
UTAH STATE FAIR
Nets $4,000
Additional Building Planned for
Grounds, and RemOdeling
OF Entrance Gates.

n lH officially stated that tho not
proceeds from the late state fair
amount to $4,000. which is now Don the
local banks What go dl with This
money wW be- dguIcd out uhis ram
Among iHe improvements proposed
arr au additional building which o.
much needed. the enlargement OF tho
rrandsund and tho remodeIling OF tho
entrance to thc grounds This last is
imperative. af rno frequent rongos .I0u
thrre made evident. Tho number of
entrance uud cAlt pasfHtes maff he
largely increased and made easy of ac-
cess
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
Ripley MAKES FIRST ONE.
HINES and Believes Public Will
Soon Realize Attitude to
Roads Has Been Unjust.
e.,eps Of Chesapeake 6 Ohio and
pelano OF the Wabash Take
Much the Same View.

New York oct s.--Complaints against
.,a.anroad Legislation OF various
go rbaracterize the annual reports
~ ,br,e railroad companies which have
irst been Issued.
7ts roads are the Atchison. Topeka
4 santa Fe the Wabash and the Ches-
srcake 8 Ohio.
President Edward T.. Ripley Of the
l,-risor say Of rate reductions;
I'D b hoped and believed that the
subtle will soon realize that its recent
rtudo towards railroad companies in
rneral has not been just 20 their
rockholders and boudnof=ers and also
hat unless the confidence OF investors
h the securities and stability Of rail-
mad investments is restored, 10 VIII ho
Impossible 90 obtain the additional rail-
way facilities which are necessary TO
tho Development OF the country"
President Ripley adds that the Atchi-
fonIs directors have suspended various
extensive projects which were contem-
slated and viii limit the company
ariisi expenditures 20 the completion
Of improvements to which the company
q already committed.
President George W. Stevens. Of the
Chesapeake g. Ohio. says
I'D would seem to be the interest of
ihe communities and people served by
Dos che railroads. lines that the leve-
rues should not be lesseucd or the
credit Injured by further reduction iu
rates that are now inadequate 10 meet
ihe physical requirements OF the prop
riy and yield the return which share
holders may rightfully and reasonably
expe G"
President Frederick A. Deland. OF the
Wabash speaking Of enactment Of 2
em, passenger laws By Indiana, llli-
no.s Missouri and lowM says:
While these laws have not been ef-
'eetipc during the fiscal year, and we
.inur therefore. determine accurate
" their results, II is quite clear that
hes must, If remaining i'm force, serl-
,usly affect our passenger revenues"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
MRS. TlNGLEY CUTS SHORT
TOUR OF CHARACTERIZATION

New York. oct S--Mrs. katherine
Tugley. head Of the Universal Brother
hood. am organization of TheOsophists,
n foreign countries and will hasten 20
New York according 20 a statement pub
llshed today IN an oudeavor TO reach the
bedside Of her brother, James Woscott,
and become rccouciled 10 him before his
death MI WescOtt, who is on Of pncu-
mouia. has long been "a resident OF this
city. where ho acquired "a fortune, but
Few persons knew that be- ana AIRS. Ting
lpy were brother and sister. ~ ls stated
that the two parted nearly q years ago,
and that no communication has since
passed between them. Mutual friends. how
over. have now notified Mrs TIngley OF
the critical illness ana probable APP
has Indicated that she will como 10 him
nc once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
DUPONT POWDER TRUST.
Forty OF i3 Defendants In Government
suit 20 Dissolve Enter Appearance.

Wilmington. Del. Oct. S-Forty OF 43
Defendants ln the government suit 90 dis
solve the so-callcd Dupont powder trust.
have entered AN appearance in the Unit
cd states court here. tu addition o. COM
panlCs throughout the country, iuclud-
Ing n l. Dupon-De MemOurs Powder Co
N New Jersey the holding concern, tho
defendants include senator Henry A Du-
p0ut President ~ Coleman Dupont and
numerous other individual
Federal Judge Archibald of scranton.
Pa. probably Will preside at the TRIAL
Tho defendants have until Nov. 4 90 DIE
answers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
NAVY BUYING ToRPEDoEs.

New York, oct ct developed to-
day that tho ordnance department Of
the navy has am agent IN Europe. sent
there 10 purchase "a number of White
head torpedoes This recourse to for
eign manufacture was necessary be-
cause the department was unable TO
secure enough m the United States 20
properly equip the torpedo boats with
this class OF armament contingency
which will be avoided, naval Officers
say. after Jan. ! when it rs expected
the government naval torpedo station
at Newport will Doe IN operation. The
cost to the government for the Euro
pean manufactured torpedo, it is said,
viii bee slightly less than torpcdoos
manufactured iu this country
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
SUIT FOR SERVICES.
Eva ilcmmlng Marks Mould Recover
s5Oc froW unu ESTATE.

Efa fiemmlug Marks has fled suit IN
tho Third district court against Charles
"a. Jenkins and j. u. Lyon administra-
tore ~ me estate of Sarah Ann Daft,
decreased. .0 secure Judgment fur $500.
interest aui aoffs m b. alleged thar tho
rlanun rendered services f0r the de-
ceased an her request and lhHt thoy
have uot bee paid f0g
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
FOR CIVIL SERVICE.
Examination for Positions VIII b. Held
Here on NOV. 49,

There Win bo civil service c2anina-
lions boo ths cIty nov. 49, Tor tho posi-
uou of asastant technical editor with
tha geoIogcu survey. a. fil5 per month.
a graduate iu civil engineering with
como practical experience in structural
rUE.uD.f.us. CsucouIy HH regards cons
cfttr and reinforced concrete. win hs
preferred. L2pr1enoe Boo writing 0u tccl.
IlaaI and engineering subjects lH required.
alHH. f0I tlr position Of clerk with the
bureau OF trade relations. department of
state. 20 fsll and 81 Dr. per auuum. also.
fur blacksmith and Whrelwught at slaJ
per 1uuum, at tho Mesclloro agency. N
o.. H|so ior constructing engineer. at
10 uI lH A.DII per nuuun. ln the forest
.rFlU. Tur Clusr of construction under
subject a. iu which competitors Win DO
Iliru frH ihr fuliowluF lHl EarthWurk
NI concrete work l.l masonry retaining
wolfe. .ul 1rIln work lrJ telephone lines.
U reed ana ualls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
KEENE'S WINNINGS.
Collins Victory Brings Total Earnings
For Year Up 10 s855.O9O.

New York. oct S.-Tho latest victory
OF James r. Keenc's 2-ycar-old colin,
in the Matron stakes. al Belmont park
brings tho total earnings OF Mr.. keeue 3
900 Ina excess OF the American record Tor
"a single stable iu one year and only n
few hundred behind the worlds record Of
sSII65l. held by the stable Of the Duke OF
Portland. As there are nearly siA weeks
of the New York season for racing left
the Kcene stable is practically certain
TO gain the worlds winning record for
this year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
nACoN NIL sICCEED TOWEL.

Sow York. oct 6-A Berlin dcs-
Patch 20 the Times states that 10 Is
rtu0rtod in Wcll-informcd quarters
trcr0 that Asst. Secy of state Bacon
win he appointed aa Ambassador
Towers successor. Mr Tower has
atkrd io bo relieved aH United
States ambassador 90 Germany on noe
count of his private business alfalfa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
BEES FOR PHILIPPINES.
Bundle Variety Being sent to Aid in
Cross Fertilization.

washington. ID. c., Oct. SIN response
10 "a rush order cabled from lnt Fhill-
,,5,,fo two CIGAR boxes full Of humble bees
are today hurrying across the continent
bound for the Islands,
The Philippine specialists OF the agt1cul-
taral department have been making ~
ha,sfi,ye' experiments ga Luzon in the
rossc fertilization OF certain plants. he-
peated tests with the common or busy
bee showed il 20 be unequal 90 the task
but complete success crowned ING euorts
~ the scientists when they tried the bum
be bees the hereditary enemy q the
small bee AS tine season In which the
humble bee can make himself useful in
the fertilization is rapidly nearing an end
Ia the Philippines, the experts }estefdhN
cahlcd the department TO rush che ship
mont SO last night the bees started, pro-
vided with every comfort the ingenuity
OF the agricultural department could de-
wise
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
NOBEL PRIZE FUND MEETING.

Washington. oct. 7.-Secy. Straus to-
day issued a call Tor "a meeting OF tho
trustees OF the foundation for the pro-
motion Of industrial peace. the Nobel
prize fund given by President R0ose-
Welt TO be held in this city on Nov.
next The work OF the meeting viii
bo 20 prepare plans, perfect an or
ganization and formulate regulations
to govern the cXistcnces Of the founda-
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
FOR HAULING MUD.
Clty Would secure $50 90 for Each Of
-Four Teams Used IN This Work.

Judge Armstrong has taken the case
OF the city against Euoch Smith under
adyisement after hearing tho arguments
of Atty. p. j. DAILY for the city and
Bonuur X. Smith for the defendant
This case rs ono brought hy the city
to secure the payment OF so on each
OF four wagons used by the doien ant
in hauling mud. II is c0ntended by
the defense that the provision requir-'
ing d freight license does NOT apply ln
this case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
COUNTESS OF DUNMORE.
fastening 10 America TO be- Near Head
OF Christian Scientists.

Now York. oct S-The Countess ot
Dunmorc. widow 90 tho EIi of Dunm0rc.
who was the most prominent Christian
Scientist Dob Great Britain, has left this
CITY FOR Boston. su Hs 200 Boz near Mrs.
Eddy as her late husband was. 10 is rc-
ported that Che countess has bought
house at BrookilU, Mass, which she will
make her home FOR several months. Mrs.
hours travel from Boston. Tho countess
came here ON % Cuuard liner recently. ace
companied by hcr daughters lady Muriel
Gore Browne Lady Alexandria BIstorlH
Murray and Lady Curtis FoWhs Lady
Murray organized the christian Science
church iu Manchester. Eng, ono Of the
largest Of tho belief Boo England The
countess and Don daughters while hero.
we're iuCugnit0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
ParI..Ilome Eanrr.. MrecLed.

Genoa oct. s-Thr parIH-Romc
Dsrrcss vas wrecked al g. Pierre ~
Aroma. yesterday one passenger was
KILLED aud aiN were Injured. 30 Am-
orleans we're hurt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
PETITIONERS TRIAL.


Boise. Idaho. oct S-Attomoys for the
state and defense in tho potuhoue case
lro m conference again today t1Ins 90
Herfc upDu "a course acceptable to both
ad.F Tho defense has hsu wiIliuH up
tn thls time lu aErcc ip puriu anHmfnt
1f the Trial rDt f0r nrXt IutTQuN unless
bail is granted the prisoner who remains
"a patient in In hospital. clearly iu nu
physical condition to stand tho ordeal NJ
facing a iuf3. M the case Horr begun
Tuesday d would surely Dbl interrupted hF
ihr urinunor illness. au operation I.IUH
possible ff amy time ht chooses tH $50 uT-
on enc table.
Tho stale la unwilling tp have the tuai
proceed under the circumstance 1ud IA
bail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
DAVID MASON DEAD.

EMnhurgh. scotland, OCT 7-naYld
Mason historicgrapher royal Tor sc0t-
land ls dead. prof Ainsson from lslg
tl 1905 was editor of Macmilan's mage
zinc. tho publication 0f Which VAS sus-
pended lasf Nteh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
VARSITY TEAM PRACTISE
Meets Granite High school IIr,cu go.
dn} Another GamC Tomorrow.

The University OF Utah football unm
and the Granite high school eleven.
meet this evening lu prpousa wmC
ana tomorrow afternoon Maddox
mon and tho Salt Lake hsl school
Aggregation uul nue up awlul each
other
'Iub' hruucFscF 0f lHst years suull
appears FOR the FIRST umo thls evening
ana Wll try for position aH guard. Hc
nov Weighs over zoo pounds ana should
prove no be a valuable acquisition Iu
ihr team
men busy 600 tnls Wcek tn prepare Them
f0r thr hiE game at lumUiuEH nc.I
noNt saturday with tho University 0f
Donyer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
A DENVER TRAGEDY.
" T. osburn Shot and Killed by =. l..
Pierce -. 4, n. G.. Accountant.

- /" - q ~ " -III7NIIIII"'T'
fm. colo. Oct sc q. Oshmn. "a
pen of the Green canon coal 90.
al. ano Instantly KILLED last night
IN L Price claim accountant for
NeNfeT a RIO arande railroad They
hi Guarded. Oahurn applied au Cpithef
n. ana the latfcr demanded that
sed apolorize THIS D. refused 40 dO
All ~ nghi began. Pierce nrfd two shots
IN. NIn bofh ~ Hnich took enoct lU
'tt n ihis dty Oshura fominr nom
Nix Kan ana Pierce from White
andt Pierce nod af.er che kiling
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
WHAT NEW YORK THINKS.

An Associated Press dispatch from
New York says
II rs expected here that all the pres
ent directors will be reelected, IN
GLIDING William Mahle. who was
elected successor 10 David Wilcox,
last summer. II was denied that u. H..
Rogers, owing To ill health. had decided
not To accept reelection The re-
port was declared 10 be without found
alton and it was said that the mana
cement expected To re-elect the entire
board with the biggest vote I'm the
history or the company. There were
rumors. however in the financial dis
uict that objection TO the present COM
troll win devel0pe at@the meeting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
VIOLATED POSTAL LAWS.
Two Boys Arrested for Using tie Mails
10 Defraud.

New York. Oct. 8-Lucicn Masmin. son
wealthy importer here and ogden "
'NiNN Cchoolhog are under arrest
.HaIr. With violation OF thc postal laws.
oihn also charged With lmpornonat-
~ hn attorney n Be- alleged that Mas
lh ana cOfnn sent letters 90 different
r'sont Iu ontario asking thfm Go remit 81
RI for fictitious Requests nf CANADIAN
NliO railway bonds and that Dofhu
Ne..nted himself to Leonard ~. Drum
'r hwyer, VINO was can fl l.6 on
Nh 's sold 10 have made confession.
N entered into the alleged scheme with
sni PM, according 90 the reported confess
~ orcnuao he wanted 90 make $50 or
N, Nlil which 10 buy present for nIs
HloWed mother.
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BOARDING HOUSE UNION.
keepers in West Springfield. Mass,
Form One and Raise Prices.

West Springfield, Mass. Oct. S--rwenty
West Springfield clearinghouse mis-
tresses met here last evening and voted TO
form boarGinghouse union. Other
hoardhghouse mistTcsses. who are uu-
able 10 attend, sent word that they would
stand by any action takcn.
The union decided 90 raise tho price OF
beard from s. 90 s. "a week and TO put tho
new rate into effect at once.
The rise In the price OF food Is given
as the cause foc the raise In prices.