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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-28
ROOSEVELT AND
MOROCCAN CRISIS
According to the Revue des Deux
Mondes He Was the Decid-
ING Factor in 1t.
DIDN'T AGREE WITH KAISER.
Would Fave .,cti,ciy Combaiicd Aus-
irlan scheme Had Not Monroe
Doctrine Prevented

Sew York Fob. sS.A Paris speciat
To The Times says that some surprising
statements m regard to the recent Nor
ocean crisis and thc course taken with
respect 10 Il 10y President Roosevelt
and others viii n, made IN next FRI
days Issue Of ihe Revue des pcux
Mou3ph by Andre Jardieau. foreign cdi-
tor uf ths TcmpeS. >
M Jtrdeiu deals with the period be"
tween Jan. 90 and Feb, ~. 1906. when
tho represent atives of France and Ger
many at Alsociras found 1t more aud
more impossible 20 come TO terms,
Count White had appealed to EN-
peror william to give France proof ot
his conciintory spirit by accepting the
solution offered by her, The emperor
positively refused. Al the same time
President Rooseveli's energetic mccp-
ton was equally unavailable.
NJ. lardieu SAYS Emperor WillImn
himself telegraphed 60 President
Roosevelt to assure him mat the AUS
trian scheme was regarded as excellent
at A1geciras: that 1t WIS approved ny
England. Russia and Japan, and inat
It was the duty at the United states 20
urge France 10 accept IT, In second
telegram Emperor William denounced
French colonial ambitious and arpt-
titles.
Finally he sent q third telegram az
Hrminr explicitly that Italy Russia,
England and Spain bad abandon"a
France AMI that the United Sta'Ns
alone supported her. The emperor SAID
that The interests of peacs required
that the United states accept the Aus
trian scheme and foI>o French consent.
According To NJ. Jardteus story, Pras'
ident Roosevelt in reply 10 The "oh-
perors three kilograms sent three cate
eogigal refusals to accept l,is Views.
The president not only declared to-,
Austrian scheme inaccepta bic hi; al
firmed that II the Monroe doctrine h-a
not prevented his intervention he wontu
have actively comhatted the scheme as
being the beginning of the division &c
Morocco by means of spheres OF infiu-
ences.
MIR. Roosevelt, moreover. remindca
the emperor thar he stuck to his owr
project He added. that France hsc
made a great concession in acceptirs
the inception and thet II nov behrovsu
Germany 10 recognize II.
The fina compromise sgreeulen,
reached at Algeoiras was proposed by
Austria II was a very different prop
osition from the first plan suggested by
the Austrian delegates. and though II
was introduced by them II was general
ly understood that it originated wiz
Ambassa dor White, one Of the Ameri
can delegates 1t is the first Austrisn
plan that is referred 20 In The rarls
dispatch.
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ARRESTS IN SUB TREASURY
ROBBERY ARE IMPENDING,

Chicago. FEB, gS.~lt Is Known that
two men have been reported TO the fed
eral officials as specifically under sus-
picion IN connection with the Sl,3,Ol0
robbery in the Ub-treasury An ar
resi- Is likely within "a hours, \ grand
Jury indictmcni may be returned FIRST,
warrants were not issued last night,
and Capt. Porter OF the secret service
went tD his home without taking the
ANAL step. Chicf WillSle VIII arrive to-
day from Washington. The names OF
mo Two suspects have not been made
public. GcorEe W. Fitzgerald the AS
sorting teller nom whose cage tho
money has disappeared, who has bee,
under IRE since Tho day the shortaga
was discovered and who has been re-
lieved nom work for the present. said
last night that the secret service offs
Gals had told him shat he was ellminat,
Cd irom the list Of possibilities ~ men
who might have committed the iheft
The consensus of opinion was that
the SUSPECTS were among tho govern,
menl employees and did noi Include az,
outsider but Mr. Fitzgerald held ~
his theory that men-outslders--wh
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PROGRESS IN CONSTRUCTING
RAILROADS IN PHILIPPINES

Washington. Feb, 2s.--The bureau Of
insular affairs today made public a
cableGTam which has been received
from the governor general of the Phil
ippine Islands reporting the progress
that has been made In the construction
OF railways in the islands. The cable
gram says
"The Philippine Railway company,
which Is constructing roads in the is
lands of Panay, Nesros. and Cebu ro-
port surveys upon the island OF Panay
30 per cent completed; island of Ne
gIos, location from Nictoras South 70
miles, viii be completed In approx
nIatcly 40 days Island of Cebu, COM
rleted Construction, Island Of Panay,
grading from lloilo 10 Pavia, seven
miles, 20 per cent completed. 800 men
employed. Island Ot Negros. no grad
ing Island OF Cebu, 1000 men grading
on 20 miles. pproSImatcly one-third
completed Expect to complete grading
this section May 10. All material IN
sight 10 complete 20 miles Panay and
20 miles Cehu except steel bridging,
The Manila Railroad company that
is CONSTRUCTING the roads on the Island
OF Luzon reports river wharf for dis
charge Of construction material, wharf
derricks, construction yard, Pundacau
complete Fill construction yard 50
par cent completed Eisht Of way w
kilOmcters arranged ready for ogcupu-
ton Start has been made on grad.
ing line number l. Dagupan. san Ia
HAN. san Fernando, Union: line mum.
O. san Fernando 10 Florida Blanca. aud
ono belt line Manila. Line number Z,
Marlquha Montnlboh, grading SO per
Gem complete. Cayite port Inc ready
10 commence grading. Surveys approx
imntey go kilomotnrs final locstion
complete, Plans presented to HE gov
ern0r general for approval for 1919 xii.
ometers. Al contracts FOR material
have been let
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ADAMS CHARGES
A CONSPIRACY
BY Idaho Penitentiary Officers to
lnpIicate Federation Leaders
In Steunenberg Murder.
INTRODUCED TO M'PARLAND.
Says Detective Told Him He Wanted &c
Convict Haywood, Pcttlbonc, ST.
John and Simpkins,

Wallace, Ida, Feb. 2s.-That a dolib-
crate conspiracy was formed amons
the officers OF the penitentlary and the
detectives 10 implicate the leaders Of
the Western Federation Of Miners IN
the assassination OF eS-Gov. Stcuneu-
berg and that this conspiracy was 70
be backed by false evidence, obtaln~f
by threats and brides, is in effect the
charge mado by Steve Adams before
the court this morning.
Adams story was In substance az
follows.
"on the sixth day after I was taken
to Roise and put iu the cell with Harry
Orchard / was taken to tho Office Of
the penitvntiarY and introduced 10 be-
tectivc MCFARLAND. Tic told me about
Kelly the Bum aud other men who
had TUNED states evidence and had
been set free. he told me some Bible
stories. too, but ] cannot remember
What they We're. as ! am not familiar
with the Bible. He Kept mC there until
4 or > o'clock in the morning. frying To
get me to confess
MCFARLAND told me that he wanted
To convict Mover. Haywood. Prttibone
81 John and Simpkins. whom he called
cut throats II ! could not help TO con-
Wet thtm hc ssid. ] would be taken
back 20 Colorado and either hung or
mobbed. II | did help, ] would only
be taken 70 Colorado as a witness.
About 2 O'clock in the morning they
served us nice luncheon and when we
parted about 4 o'clock, Mcfarland told
| me he was my friend and told me tu
think Of my family. They put me back
| in the cell with Harry Orchard who
| talked { o me about the need OF backing
| up his story. was somewhat fright
do "a
| again and as he was leaving me ] called
him back and said would do what he
wanted me 10 do. He told me to think
| well what | was doing to think of my
| famiiy and save myself He said he
| would see that my family was cared
| for lie told me IL / was still obstinate
i would be taken back to Colorado.
When the confession was made, Nc
| PaNland led me on step by step and
| showed me all that he wanted me to
say. He told me that what said about
| the Tyler and Boule murders WIS only
taken with the idea. of making strong
| chain OF evidence to convict the off
GERS OF the Western Federation OF Min
ers. He wanted the names of the Off
GERS o. the federation used as much
| as possible all through the confessions
Mcfarland ashed me If / knew Ed
| Boyce. l told him did not. and knew
nothing OF any money being sent to
| him. All these statements regarding
| money were made with the idea of inn
| plicating the Western Federation of
| Miners. Two or three days later War
den Whitney brought the confession 20
| me to sign"
Adams confirmed all the early part OF
| the confession as to his family and
| past history, but denied that part re-
| lating to the plot to kill Steunenberg
and as to bis life IN the Marble Creek
| country. He will be cross-eXamined
| by the state this afternoon. and live
| ly ordeal may occur.
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JAPANESE LOAN.
Question of Floating IL in Paris sun
Undecided.

Paris, Feb. 2S-The question of the
big japanese loan is stili undecided. II
is learned luthoritatively that the sit
uatlon is substantially as follows
NJ ralahashi, the Japanese finance
agent, was sent from London to Paris
to fioat Sl25, 100000 IN per cents. being
the remainder of the S250,eQ0 600 loan
contemplated 81 the close OF the war In
1905, Tor rcfWding operations and Of
which. for various reasons, only one
half was then issued. NJ, Tnkahashi
found the London inanciers to be
200 eNacting owing 10 the money strin-
gency and not disposed to pay more
than the current quotation Of imperial
tours about 49, The Paris ana Brussel
bankers were more eXactlng and the
terms brought forward the question If it
would riot be better To issue itVes at par
for retiring the skies. No decision has
yet been reached, Competent Japanese
sources Insist that there has been no
checl5 In the negotiations here but
rather the contrary.
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CHURCH OF ENGLAND.
Resolution Introduced in the Commons
For Us DIscstabllshmcnI.

London. Feb 5s.-ln ia, house N com
none las7 Iight q resolution n favor u
The church % both England aud wales
was adopted. l0s 10 50. This resolution
does not commit the government but the
debate Oh IL Uaa interesting on account
Of statement made by Augustn Birrcll.
chief secretary for Ireland, MIR. Bir-
rell said he failed 10 set how w. c0n-
tinuance OF thc established church could
be juttlhed The church had done the
state no good, and the state had done
the church nothing except harm. Fey-
sonally. Mir BlrrslI said he believed dlH-
establishment, lar from barmns the
church Al a spiritual hodS, would restore
II 10 a position ~ spiritual authority
throughout the llnd. The governments
hands however, We're already too fun TO
assume responsibility Gu the mattoy.
This Is me ltst tme IN its history
that the house N commons las adopted
such resolution. Tho only previous
time a similar resolution was pressed %
a division was IN May. ISL, sud j, wls
then rejected by largo majorii5
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rmn nERNlANN rRIAL.

Washington Fcb, ss.--On cross.exam-
nation today, Elliott T. Hough form
crly private secretary "a Commissioner
Hermann whom he was commissioner
OF tho general land office. and who Is
now on trial for the alleged destruc.
ton ~ public records. Counsel Worth.
lnston succeeded IN establishing a very
important facr for the defense Mr..
Haugh testified that when he became
private secretary 10 Commissioner
LamoTcauN. h. found n the private
secrstarys desk personal press letter
copybooks OF the previous commissions
en- Thomas X. Carter. He said that
by direction Of some superior officer he
sent the hooks 10 Mr. Carter by mail.
Mr.. HouGh said he could mol remem.
Der who gave him The order To send
the books 20 Mr. Carter but the order
must have come from either The com,
missioner, the assistant commissioner
or The chief clerk who We're his superl-
ors IN ohcr
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JAPANESE CRUISERS
LEAVE FOR JAMESTOWN,

Yokohama. Feb. es.--Tho Japanese
cruisers Tsukuba and Chlt0se left az IL
o'clock this morning for jamestown, VA.
They got an Impressive send on. Naval
minister. Vice Admiral Saito, Admlrals
Togo. Ito and lnyo. the naval attache
Mt The American embassy. Consul Gen,
Miller and local Japanese officials were
present upon the occasion.
The emperor and crown prince sent
speciel aides de camp with a farewell
message to Admiral ljun on the Tag
Rhip Tsukuha. Vho pier, which was
decorated. was liued with an inter
csted. but undemousir1tive crowd The
squadron VICE escorted ny TWO torpedo
boats With a naval band on board 10
the south 81 Toxic bay.
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A SILLY STORY.
One About Palma Buying Congress 10
Make War Against Spain.

Madrid Fec. "a sensation has been
caused here by the publication of . story
credited TO the Daro dc ia Marina ~
Havana, which purports 10 show BY docu-
mentary evidence that the United states
Congress was bought IN 1897 by Tomas
Estrada Palma 10 ensure war being de-
clared against Spain. According to tE9
Havana newspaper bonds TO he value
OF s37, OOO ooJ rodeemabie when cuba should
become independent. were issued IN wash
ington 10 senators and contract exists
which contains phraseoiuRy like 'hat "
By Congress, The article says further
that the value OF the bonds fell heavily
In 1899 and therefore new contract was
made between Palma and the American
senator's Count Salazar, minister 0" for
elgn arfairt, has telegraphen 70 the Lpan.
ish represeutadyo at Washington Tor ihe
fullest Information
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WALKER LOCATED.
Absconding Cashier said 10 Have Been
Found at Ontario, Or.

Portland, l.. Feb. 2S--The Evening
Telegram VIII say today that William
+. Walker, the missing bank cashier OF
New Britain. Conn, has been located at
Ontario. oregon. and that q Pinkerton
detective has gone 10 that place to ar
rest him.
Walker is suspected Of having taken
t3s0.000 in securities from New Brit
ain bank Most of the money was lost
in wild speculations in the stock mar
ket.
Walker, under the name OF w. d.
Sether registered at the Portland hotes
In this city Feb. IS.
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rNrnoln oN rmr coNNEorIcrr.

New york Fob aS,--rhc Batileship
Connoetlcut. ~ whose crew largo
number contracted typhoid fever while
cruising IN West indian waters. ar
ed that 90 members ~ the crew were
Ktricken Nith ihe disease and 81 these
is werc in q critical condition,
All Of the sick lnsn WIN be landed
~ The navy yard today and trans.
ferred to the naval hospital there,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-28
WENDELL P. GARRISON DEAD.
Ex-Editor of New York Nation and
Distinguished Critic.

Garrison, son OF william Lloyd Garrison
the aboltionist and Tor more than 20
years editor Of the New York Nation
died at hospital IN South Orange last
night. aged % years He had been al for
several months.
In 1851 the Nation was combined with
the New York Evening Post, Under
came literary editor Of the Evening Post
and editor-iri-charge OF the Nation, This
position he held until his retirement last
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WIRELESS STATIONS.
French Syndicate Has Erected Them
~ Moroccan Ports.

Beilin. Feb. ga dispatch 10 the
Cologne Cia24tto from rangier asserts
thai French syndicate closely con-
uectcd with the Compton d'Escompto,
lag erected wireless telegraph stations
at nearly all the Moroccan ports, IN
Guiding Tangler The dispatch adds
chants are afraid that the control Of
the wool trade and the nuoulatlOns OF
Inc silver currency OF Moroccd viii
thus become entirely under French
.nntppI
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A DANGEROUS LUNATlc.
stopped as He Was Trying to Enter
Tie Palace at Berlin.

Berlin, Fob. 2s.--A man wearing the
uniform of dragon officer tried TO en-
ter the palace last night but police
man on duty at the entrance, noting in
accuracy In the uniform, stopped and
questioned him at length. Finally the
man was arrested He turned out to
be dangerous lunatic Workman
named William iletmann. who came
here from l4prhurg. Prussia.
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THOMAS BALDWIN'S
TERRIBLE REVENGE.

Bloomington, H.. FEB. IS
Thomas Baldwin. rich farmer
and FORMER merchant OF ColfaS
shot and killed Charles Kennedy
and wife, and Mrs. sim Elsmnn
and daughter Cora. today. Bald
win was arrested
Baldwin, who Is IS years old
and ii widowcr. Is under bond
charged With criminal assault on
Cora Eism0u, who was but "A
years Of age. He had settled with
the gIr's father for n sum OF
money hut was subsequently ar
rested, and blamed the Ken
ncdys and Mrs Eisnan for the
prosecution,
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GEO. WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY,

washington. Feb. 2S,---fhe George
Washington university has appointed
an alumni committee ana u citizen y
rnuntnittec 10 raise 100000 TO pur-
chase A new site for the institution
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WRECK AT CALIENTE.
Ono Man Killed ana Many In.
iurcd on san Pedro.

Las Vegas, New, Feb. u.s.
One man was Killed ana many
injured In collision today be-
tween two work trains engaged
IN repairing a washout on tue
Salt Lake railroad south OF CAL
iente. a special train bearing
medica aid has left Las Vegas
for the scene. The washout viii
probably be repaired 50 that
trains can pass through sunday.
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no RELIEVE uoMEsrEApnns.

Washington Feb. 2S.--A bin YVES
passed by The house providing for the
relief Of homestead aud other eurymeu
under the land laws Wh0 have bean zee
CURED "a pay more than ihe lesal fees
commissions AMI purchase money,
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TWO CENT FARE ron NEBRASKA.

lincoln. Sch, Feb. Is, The senate
today passed the house Two cent passsn-
ger fare bill ana the house agreed 10 a
senate amendment. The measure now
goes 10 the governor
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urruopIsr APPEAL FOR MONEY

rin,lnnatI. FOB. 28--An appe9I 20 INC
Nt,,hoGist Episrupal church Of the United
St,tes fof $4,000 fot tho current year
M boen decided on by the merged Freed +,
mems Ala sunday sehooi ana Euheauonsl
board VI that denomination
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rxcayArloN AT nEncuLaNEuM

Rome. Feb es-senor kaya, minister OF
n,blin instruction, whose ministry has
ru.rJ''.ti,i; IAN over the antiquities and
Jnl,,,at,.,,,s M Iarrusneum has DECIDED
,hat IN. Debris shull be- carried ANDY hS
,nr Italian government Win Italian mon
~ und Without foreign ald'
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Atty. Jerome Has Hard Work in
Getting Definite Replies From
Dr.. B. D. Evans.
WHAT THAW'S LETTERS SHOW
Opinion of AIIenist They Indicate
That Writer Was Insane at
Time of Writing.
''lsut Not insane in the sense THAT Tie
Would Hcmain So" the Ts-
pert Added


Now York. Fob, as.--Dist. Atty. Js-
rome today continued his examination
of Or. h. D. Evans, one OF the alienis,s
for the defense in the trial OF HAIRY X.
Ihaw for tho murder OF Stanford
White. The entire morning was taken
up with questions concerning details of
been admitted I'm evidence. Or. Evans
| would examine the letters clcsoiv sro,,
| timo to tlnn ord A.. -.
! o,,,t,o4 N''' 'e'ou'e was
! V'''"V' T." repeat some OF his questions
| many times before securing what h.
| considered a definite answer. II, a.,
| and r,r rS,;,,..,.,.t.,
" HF1HH sais the letters cont
time Of WHINE 49, we. , '.'aa''' AZ .'s
sense tina he vouId s,,,.,,.. - 49,.
rho $3.50. '""|S remain So
a"ueu'
There were only a few spectators H.,
the courtroom today ''''' ~
,..
Nv CONCLUSION THIS WEEK.
The Ions d,a,r,.,,,. ,r,,. ......,.
e'oss-eNainlnauoh
OF DR. Evans precludes the possibility
of the defense concluding its cass thty
ry,,,k ''''a
II Is said Dr. Evans cross-eNamina-
| tjon VIII ocrun,, all &c to,,,,,.,.,,,
NJ. Ioro -, 90
spent :" minutes IN an
| eldeaNor 10 have d. Evans say he
had Carefully read the doc,,,,,cn,v
| ~. ,yo,,,, -. ''''
| ""'lu "pIS 80 az TAR as SAYING h.
mad done the best he could. Nh. Je.
rome told him 10 go ahead and Rad
| IT,, ...,,,, H., "''n 'ee'
! Ian "sii'' ana the witness Proceeded
70 90 80,
| DR. Evans finally stated that several
of the letters bore no addresses and
! Wore therefore OF little use in his al
tempt 10 discover whether the writer
was OF sound mind,
DO any of the letters prove that
trict attorney sag as
WHAT y,Errpt,s st1r1r
Some Of them. in my opinion, shoe.
sEns of mental instability"
BY mental instability, do you mean
insanity
Not insanity in The ssnse that he
would remain permanently insane"
Dr. Evans went into long eXplana-
tion or the reas2ns for his theory that
me letters showed mental instability
\ letter written with lead pencil
By Thew to Evelyn Nesbit, he said.
showed laeh or sense OF the pro-
pfletles, loss OF the aesthetic sense
anu various other things which show
view of the position of wealth and
luxury in which he had been reared.
DR.. Evans also said some of the
letters were addressed 10 the girl FOR
whose hand the writer was suing.
Would the fact that the writer
had been travelling through Europe
With the young woman as man and
vie, though not married, have any
/ elect on your opinion"
No, for a man under those clrcum-
stances may love the woman Just us
much as thoush she were bound 10
! him by holtar ties
Does maj letter snow pathologlc-
az Coh"l'loh upon the part OF the writ
CT
HARD no GET AN ANSWER
TOOK nearly mar an hour and
many Puestlons 20 secure the desired
~ E'.u9 many sdld III tue
ltlter mao peeh handed 10 him with
out his hIloN4ug VINO wrote II or any
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VIOLENT ANTl-MAS0NIC
Rl0TING IN RHEIMS, FRANCE

Rheims. France, Feb 2S--Nioleni
anti. Masonic rlotlng occurred here to-
day. Many persons We're injured and
The police made l6Q arrests.
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no coAcm YALE TEAM.

New Haven, Conn. Feb aS-Capt Bgo-
low 81 the Yale football temn announced
to-day thai william n KNOX of Pitts
burg, haifoack On iales team Tor tha
past three years has accepted The nnsr
10 DO head eosvh or me team neat lall