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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-18

warunkiem patryotyzmu austry-
acIiego, Niemcy wzbudzili nieuf-
nose nietylko Posrod Slowiahsz-
czyzny austryackiej, lecz nawet
W pewnych koiach wyzszej biuro
kracyi wiedehskiej, ktora patryo-
tyzm narodowy podporzadkowu'
je patryotyzmowi Panstwowemu,
w rezultacie Gala ia polityka
dala. wyniki ma}ostkowe. Niemcy
uzyskali moze tn owdzie jakis
posterunek, ktorego utrzymanle
zreszta trudniejsze bedzie, niz
zdobycie; ale pozatem jedynym
trwaiym zyskiem sa sejmowe u
stawy jezykowe. Zysk ten wszak-'
re 1atwo zamienic sic moze W
strate, gdy "a przykfadem pro-
wincyi niemieckich podobne n
stawy wprowadza sejmy KRAKOW
slowianskich.
Wszystko to wywoluje w STE
rach niemiecl1ich rozdraznienie;
dlatego tez ogolnie spodziewano
sic re wiec w Pradze obfitowac
bedzie w monety sensacyjne.
Przewidywania te zawiodly. o.
brady znamionowala Pewna de-
presya a prezydyum wiecu ME
przedlozylo do uchwaly zadnej
rezolucyi i wogole tez zadna II
chwala ME zostaia powzieta. Przy
pewnym optymizmie upatrywac-
by w tenn MONA niejaka sklon-
nose do zgody i chec usuwania
wszelkich do niej przeszkod. Bo
pamietac trzeba, re przy obecnym
nastroju warunkach kazda IT,
chwala musialaby brzmiec wojo-
wniczo.
Brak uchwaI w tym wiasnie du-
chu wywolai w wojujacej prasie
niemieckiej wielkie niezadowole-
ME. By nadac wiecowi radykal-
niejszy charakter, IN. Fir. Pres
Sc" radzi sobie w sposob wielo-
krotnie wyprobowany: oglasza
rozmowy luznymi naczelnika-
mi, ktorzy podkreslaja to, co re-
dakcya chce mice podkreSlonem,
wiec opor przeciw rekonstrukcyi
gabinetu, ciezkie warunlli dla u
ruchomienia Sejmu czeskiego i
daznoSc do podziaiu krolestwa.
So to jednak przewaznie glosy
ger politycznych.
Sklonnosc do zgody objawila
sic tez W niekt6rych kolach cze-
s<ich. Prawie jednoczesnie VIE
Gem niemieckim odbylo sic w
Pradze wielllie zgromadzenie wy
borcow, ma ktorem posel DIR. Kra-
MARI ziozyl swoje sprawozdanie
poselskie. Zaczal on cd omowie-
MIA reformy regulaminu Izby po'
slow przedstawiajac ia jake wiel-
ka zdobycz polityki czeskiej. Ia
najblizsze zadanie tel pohtyki u
waza mowca uruchomienie Sci
mu czeskiego, poniewaz ME ucho-
dzi, aby W Pradze srozyla sic OBJ
strukcya niemiecka, podczas gdy
W Wiedniu zapewniony jest spo-
koj. Sposoby jednak, jakich male
zy uzyc dla osiagniecia tego celu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-18
Telegramy zagranlczne

Kairo, 1S lutego. - Kolonel
Roosevelt reszta czlonkow eks-
pedycyi naukowej instytutu
Smithsonian przybyli wczoraj do
Gondokoro.
Ostatnie dziesiec dni znajdo-
wall sic podrozni W dzikiej i Cd
cietej cd swiata okohcy, gdzie
nigdzie ME ma zadnej stacyi tele-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-18
PRZEGLAD
POuTYKI MIEDzYNARODOWEL.
Chicago, IS lutego.
(Czesi a Nierncy.)

w zeszIym miesiacu zakonczy
fy sic w ,,Kasynie niemieckiem
W Pradze obrady poslow niemie-
ckich, poSwiecone ustaleniu tax
tyki dla Sejmu czeskiego Rady
panstwa. Byl to generalny obra-
chunek zestawienie bilansu poll
tycznego z roku ubieglego, W
kt6ryn Niemcy odegrali role
przewodnia-
CIV "a odegTaii z SorzyScia dla
siebie2
Dawuo juz ME posiadali oni Ia
Eich szans, jak ostatnio. Mieli
bowiem sposobnosc z4ozenia do
wodu, ze sa rzeczywiscie nnaro-
dowoScia pahstwowa", ze i'm tyl-
ko zaufae MONA powierzyc ster
rzad6w. Latwo i'm byso wykorzy-
STAG b4edy Czech6w, popelnione
w okresie aneksyi Bosni Herce-
gowiny dowiesc, re Austrya ma
Niemcach stoi.
Biad ostatni Czechow byi
mniej wiecej ten sam, W jaki po-
padli Niemcy W czasie okupacyl
anektowanych teraz KRAKOW. Ow-
czesna opozycya Niemcow zro-
dziia podejrzenie co do ich ,Iwier-
nosci pahstwowej" i ma d4ugi
czas oslabila wplywy. Nastep-
stwem tego byiy rzady Taaffego
i Dunajewsliego.
ChoG ostatnio Czesi ME opierali
sic aneksyi, tolerowali jednak ma
ulicach Pragi demonstracye, przy
jazne dla Serbii W chwili najwie-
kszego naprezenia jej stosunkow
z Austrya.
Niemcy wyzyskali te okolicz-
nose, ably usunac Czechow Cd RIA
dow i siegnac po stanowisko, ia
leie mieli pred epoka Taaffego.
Me spostrzegli jednak, IL czasy
owe juz wrocic ME moga; ze
chcac w dzisiejszych warunkach
zdobyc wpiywy trwafe i znacze-
ME, nalezy okazac zdolnoSc do
uporzadkowania stosunkow W
pahstwie do ulozenia zgodnego z
innemi narodami modus vivendi
ma podstawie wzrostu ich sit kul-
turalnych, a wiec faktycznej war
toSci, jake czynnik6w politycz-
nych.
lego rozumu Niemcy ME Okla
zali. Mast polityki kompromiso-
wei, szukajacej pokoju, prowa-
dill robote intrygancka, z}osli-
wa, zaostrzyli walki narodowo-
sciowe, wywoiali chaos zastoi w
ustawodawstwie. Lecz niedosc
tego zbyt giosnem reklamowa-
MEM faEtu, re Austrya zawdzie-
CA tylko pomocy Niemiec swoje
zwyciestwo dyplomatyczne j re
,,wiernosc" dla Berlina ma bye
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-18
Uratowano SO rozbitkow.
Nicaragua. Waka eztegHot ray HGznsjsz przselWnldem
Barbarzynski budaet cywilizowanej Belgii
POWT0RNE WYBORY W ANGLII!a
Rad prusk NOpOy sOcyastam = Cesaz Wilhelm ehOry!
Dzik Mulah" - Cdowiek - zwerze

rabusa Senator przecl"
ROckefellerOw Badane drOzyzny D"Ocn en
cezkO chOrych POsAOwe przeciW Peary emu
amerykahske tansze Europe n1z W Ane
ryce. EksplOzya tabryce prOchu strzelniczego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-18

niemozliwem. Przytem zaznaczy
la konferencya, re Rad austryac-
Xxi gotow jest uczynic wszystko.
ably warunkom Stanow Zjedno-
czonych staio sic zadosc, oraz re
sic spodziewa re strony rzadu
waszyngtohskiego zaliczenia Au-
stro-Wegier W poczet najbardziej
pod wzgledem clowym uprzywi-
lejowanych pahstw.
Quellon, Chile, IS lutego. Chi
lejski parowiec ,,Pisagua" przy-
wiozi tn wiadomosc uratowaniu
reszty rozbitkow okretu ,Limy".
Jak wiadomo po rozbiciu sic pa
rowca Lima" w ciesninie Ma
gelana pozostalo ma kadlubie
sterczacego wsrod skal okretu ss
ludzi, podczas gdy reszta 2O5 20
sta}a uratowana przez angielsh
statek. Nieszczesliwi wyczeki-
wall dni pare ma ratunek, pozo-
stajac ciagle pod groza smierci,
gdyz balwany morskie lada chwi-
la mogly porwac rozbity bez-
silny kadiub okretu rzucic go
ma passive fal ma pelne morze.
Dopiero we wtorek nadplyne}a
pomoc, to chilejski krazownik
,,Ministro Zenteno" zabrai sc
rozbitkow, gdyz dwom udalo sic
szczeSliwie przedostac do pobh-
skiego brzegu. We wtorek popo-
iudniu znalezli sic wszyscy wy
ciehczeni zmarnowani ma po-
kiadzie ,,Ministro Zenteno", ma
ktorym dopiyneli do portu Au-
cud. Po drodze zabrano takze
tych, ktorzy sic ma brzeg przedo-
stall.
Managua, IS lutego. - Made
szla tn wiadomosc re jenerai
wojsk rzadowych Vasquez rzucii
sic onegdaj ma czele 300 ludzi ma
armie rewolucyjna jenerala Me-
ny, liczaca 1900 ludzi, ably j.
przeszkodzic niedopuscit
pofaczenia sic z armia Chamor
ktory - jak wiadomo - o'
sell MatagaIpe ! zd3za. ku Sbs
tales, gdzie fffsx{6 hasts
czenie obu arrnii rewolucyjnych.
Walke rozpoczeto pod St. Vi
conte O 1S mil Cd Acoyapa o 4 po
poludniu W srode toczono ia Je'
szcze wczoraj rano.
Blizszych szczegolow tel BIZ
twie brak. Vasquezowi wyslano
ma pomoc oddziaiy wojsk'
Nadeszia tu wiadomosc wczo-
raj pod wiecz6r, ktora doniesiono
rowniez waszyngtohskiemu "a
stepcy rewolucyonistow, re w o.
kolicy Acoyapa rozegraiy sic diva
spotkania pomiedzy rewolucyoni-
stami, a wojskami rzadowemi re
w obu wojska rzadowe zostaly
pobite.
Bruksela, 1s lutego. - Parla-
ment belgijski przyjal 10 glosami
przeciw 40 budzet pahstwa Kon-
go. w uchwalonym budzecie ME
ma iednak postanowieh o zmia-
ME systemu sciagania oplat po-
datkowych z krajowcow "a po'
moca robot przymusowych.
Budzet ten jest jaskrawym do
wodem, ze rad belgijski, mimo
wezwah opinii publicznej, mimo
interpelacyi posiow W parlamen'
Gle ME przeprowadzii jeszcze kon
troll mad barbarzyhska gospodar-
ka w Kongo. Posel Lorand dai
wyraz swemu oburzeniu, ze Rad
pahstwa cywilizowanego zanied'
buje TAX waznej, kardynalnej
zmiany W systemic gospodarowa
mia W swych koloniach, gdyt
przymusowe roboty So zabyt-
klein czasow niewolnictwa, pre-
civ kt6remu wszystkie panstwa
cywilizowane oswiadczyly sic.
Londyn, 1s lutego. - Krqza tu
pogloski re rokowania premiera
Asquitha partya robothicza
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
STATUE Of DAVIS
FOR STATUARY HALL
Confederate President Nav
Have Monument at the
Capitol.

That the way has now been prac-
ttcalIy cleared for putting the statue
OF Jefferson Davis in the Capital. to
represent the State OF Mississippi, in
Statuary Hall, is the view taken By
those who today examined the opinion
Of Attorney General Wickersham TO
the effect that there is nothing IN the
act Of Congress to restrict the States
In their selection Of persOuaEes 10
honor in this manner
Attorney General Wickersham has
given an opinion 70 President Taft
with especial reference to the statue
Of Gen Robert +. Lee, which the state
OF Virginia has chosen TO place in
StatUary Hall. General Lees statue
IS IN the fUu uniform Of a Coafeder-
ate general It occupies a place close
TO the statue of Gen. George Wash
inEtOn, and 1t has called forth bitter
protests from veterans of the North
eru armies IN the civil war, especially
from various members and posts OF
the O. A r.
The question has been whether there
was any authority for the removal Of
the statue Of General Lee from Statuary
Hail Protests were made TO the Presi-
dent from the Department or New York.
Grand Army Of the Republic Corporal
James Tanner was the head of a com
nittee instru ted TO communicate with
the President for the New York deuart-
men1- 1t was in view Of the action Of
the New York veterans that President
TAFT obtained an opinion from the head
OF the Department of Justice. Among
ether things. the question was raised Of
NlrgluIaS right 10 place in Sracuarv
Hall the statue OF man VINO had
fought against the Union
In his opinion Attorney General
WiCkerSlam declares the act Of Con
gross places no restriction upg1 the
designation bv the States of those whom
they may desire 10 honor bv placing
their statues In SIarU-r- Hall nor does
any official Ia re the authority 10 eE-
ercise censCrsn. % IN the matter Of COS
tune
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
CITIZENS PROTEST
AGAINST POOLROOH
Mass Meeting Will Be Held
at KenilwOTth To-
night.

Citizens Of Keniworth have called a
mass meeting Of protest tonight in the
effort TO close up the pool room, which
opened a few days ago, just across the
line in Prince George county.
II is said that Sheriff Sweeney Is
willing 10 close the pool room. but he
has thus far failed TO take the initiative
in investigating the C-seR operation OF
the resort, which was closed last We'd
nesday following the publication Of a
story fl The Times that poolseelliEg
was again IN evidence at KeniIwOrth-
The telephone service Immediately dis
continued the 1ons-distance wire service
TO the pool room, and this has not been
restored
The Rev w A Richardson, pastor
of the EeniIworth Presbyterian Church,
protested against the open operation
Of an Illegal establishment during his
sermon last evening
II IS learned that the DOolTOom prO-
motors have been unable 10 operate f0-
several days on account or the CuTtailcd
wire service, but the word has gone
out among the sporting element thar
the management hOUes 10 resume opera
tons this week In anticipation OF such
an event. the citizens Of Kenilworth
have decided 10 take action in CppOSi-
ton
The Washington times., 1910-08-01

one piece Of 44-inch gray SiciIian,
rich luSt1OUs quality sold regu-
larry at I5c a yard. Rum o.
mage Sale price DOC
s pieces Of 44-inch Lupfn-s Wolfe
= pieces in gray, 2 pieces in tan.
one piece In brown. and one piece
IN cream Sold regularly at o.
81 yd- Rummage Sale price. OOE
> pieces Of Lupin's aII-wcoI Chif-
ION Tadeta, - in wide. IN brown
and game Regular price, Az
81 I'd Rumma5e Sale price. 4OC
Half wool Danish Cloth, in cream
and pink Sold regularly at o.
15c I'd RuInmage sale price OtcC
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
HandkerChiefS

Mems pure Linen udEeTChiefs.
embroidered initial Worth Ice
each. kummage sale IOT9o
Mems pure Linen Hemstitched
border HauGkerchlefs- worth = To-.
IKE Rummage sale price CISN
Women's pure Linen Hemstitched
border HlndkeTChitfs, worth lee
each RUmmaEe Sale 1OJso
price - - -
Women-s Hemstitched and fancy
border HauGkeTChiefs, worth sc
each RummaEe sale OT9o
price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z'SC
Mems Eemstitched and novelty
border HdndEerchiefs5 worth Sc
each. Rumuaes Sale 0T7o
Women-s Novelr. and tucked Dor
der HandkerChicfs, worth sc each.
RUmmage sale 0Jso
price .-.........-.--..--.. 0f@C
Mems Novelty Near-silk Hand
kerchiefs, worth 1g1zC each Rum
mage sale price, three OEo
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ZOC
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
HITCHCOCK COMING
TO SIT ON THE LID

Frank H Hitchcock. tie Postmaster
General. viii sit on the lid" in
Washington for the next two or three
weeks. He viii reach New York to-
morrow on the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse from his brief trip TO Europe
After spending two or three weeks
here. ETr. Hitchcock, according to his
present plans. VIII make "a tour Of
inspection Of the Western towns and
cities having large postofhces and
will probably visit Arizona where
he has many old friends and &C
CuainuauCeS
1t is believed also that he viii go
TO Beverly before starting on his
Western tour and viii have several
conferences with the President re-
garding the coming Congressional
campaign
The Washington times., 1910-08-01

One eight-quart White Mountain
Ice Cream Freezer. regular price
S5-49. Rummage Sale co 90
price .....--.--.-....--. $3.50
one three-quart American twin
Ice Cream Freezer R1 CO
Rummage Sale price OIsOJ
One twO-quart American twin
Ice Cream Freezer. Rum CT Al
mage Sale price ------ Ols40
Lot Of fancy Willow Work
Baskets. Values worth UP to
s5c each RUmmage Sale IL
price ..-.-...-.-.......--..I loo
pieces of s and Z ply Garden
Hose. 25-ft. lengths Values worth
up up to S9,t9- Rummage 50 10
25c boxes Of Dasen berry's Pack
ing Camphor- RUmmage sale TOo
price --------- 4ON
SOC packages of Tarfne Paper,
containing u large size o.
sheets Rumuage Sale price AOC
Set Of two nickel plated sad
Irons. with hood covers. Slightly
rust marked Worth SIPS Eno
Rummage Sale price------- OOC
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
BROWN FIGHTS HARD
IN SECOND TRIAL

CHICAGO, Aus THE second trial
of Represeurative Lee o-%eU Browne.
accused Of bribery in the election of
Senator Lorimer of Illinois. began today
before Justice EeTSteu with ever. ur1s-
peCt o. lonE and bitter technical bar
tie to GuaSh the Indictment and to ex-
clUde the evidence OF other alleged Of
lenses
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
Odd Lots of Housewares

Brightest and Best Blue Flame
OIL Stoves, two burners Warranted
SmOkelesS and odorless. Worth
500 Rumma5e Sale co n
price .---s.--.-- -.----.. O0s4O
Lot Of rIajolica decorated I'm
brella Jars, fun size. Values worth
up to S2-tO- RUmmage Sale no.
price ----.------- --------- OON
Lot of extra quality Lawn Now
eTs; values worth up TO CT m
$3.50 Rummage Sale price Olsd y
Lot Of Rogers ". r. brand Silver
plated Fish Forks, Pie Knives. Cold
Meat Forks. etc Regular soc val
ues- Ru'amage Sale price, o.
each ------------------ ZOC
Lot Of Patent Japanned Dust
Pans; regular price 1Oc each.
Rummage Sale price ~
Lot Of extra quality Tin Wash
Boilers, with copper bottoms and
rims Extra well made Slightly
denied Values worth up TO no
81 Rummage Sale price OCC
The Washington times., 1910-08-01

All BrisIe Tooth Brushes many
styles and shapes Regular I0c
and 15C values. Rummage -
sale price---..-.-----.-.- ---------- ~
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
Toilet Articles

AIl Brisle Tooth Brushes many
STYLES and shapes Regular Zoe
and 15C values RuumaEe q
Sale Drice---.----- ---------- ~
solid Back Hair Brushes. good
quality brisrIc- black and gray
mixed. Ebony mahogany and
fONEUCd finish Values worth Zoe
and csc each. TsummaEe Sale TEo
price ---------.----.--- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AD'~
Emery Boards. with cloth centers-
One dozen in each package %
Worth Sc RUmwagv sale price ~
Sweet Eeve-ie TaIcum Powder,
oval shaped cans Regularly u
Zoe Eummase sale price, u
Hard Rubber Dressing Combs.
also narrow barber combs Large
variety OF styles and kinds Worth
Up 20 Ice each. EuDmaga sale @
price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ------------ u
CeIlUIoid Dressing Combs, fun
N-iucl size In White. pink blue.
tortoise shell. and am Der finish.
Regular 1sc values Ram 10a
mage Sale price, esCh------. LOL
Pzpier P0uIre. imported powder
sold regularly AZ l5c. Rum Ga
Williams Shaving Soap, the IA
large round Cskes---------------- II,
Petroleum. large jar. half o.
pound size Worth lec---------- ~
NaEda Cream, in tubes; To
regularly 25c---. ---.-.----.---.--- L \
Hy-Jen Tooth taste; CSC IOo
tubes ----------.-.--.-- ---.------- 4 -
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
COIOred Dress Goods

3 pieces Of aIl-wOOI shadow
stripe Venetian, IS in wide In
gray brown and blue. Regular
Soc value Rummage Sale d.
price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. k<CtC
. pieces Of 36-inch aII-wool shad-
Ow stripe Panama; sold regularly
at 50C d yard Rummage o.
Sale price EJC
One piece Of pencil stripe Serge.
in olive green: sold regularly at
soc yard Rummage Sale o.
price ZOC
4 pieces Of 44-inch self stripe
brown Serge; sold regularly at
75c yard Rummage Sale 90
price DOC
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-10

him To their surprise, thev found
that the man had left for parts un.
known and that his wife and dauGn.
ter had gone to Brigham city. where
they since have resided
Sparks was traced to Shoshone.
Idaho. ana from there 10 Pocatello,
where the officers of the railroad city
arrested him and held him for the
Utah officers. While in Idaho. Sparks
sometimes represented that he was n
locomotive engineer, and at other
times said he was a traction cngln-
Ger. His stories have been conflict.
ing and letters from him. Intercepted
by the officers. have disclosed in
eliminating statements. The letters
were written To his wife at Brigham
city and were the means OF tracing
the ma.l in his waDderings.
While i'm ogden. Sparks worked at
various occupations. most OF the time
carrying the hod He spent much
money in saloons and he is thought
by the officers to be an alLround
crook He was here at the time cf
the hold-up. but quickly disappeared.
1t is said that he was seen the after
neon before the train was held up,
but that he had not been seen here
since.
Members OF the train crew who
We're forced to stop the train thar
night at the point OF reyolyers. wcrs
here last evening TO see Sparks and
they all state that there Is little
doubt. but that he Is one Of the men.
a Mr.. Bailey, who was a passenger
on the train robbed also has visited
the Jail and he says that Sparks is
one of the desperadoes.
Notwithstanding the Identification,
the officers are going 10 make fur
tl.or Investigations before charging
The man with the robbery
Sparks Is \ man OF about 40 years
of age. rather large in stature and,
the officers say. Is a half breed Cher
okee Indian He has denied the rob
bery. but the officers are certain that
he is now ready TO give some infor-
nation that will disclose tho secret
OF the hold-up He advised the Of
hcers this morning that he desired
TO have a further talk with thom,
lul was anxious TO first sec his wife.
who IS on her way from Brigham
city. 1t is expected that Sparks Will
make n confcssioH fbf the robbery
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-10
ONE OF fiOLDUPS
or O. S. /. TRAIN
Sparks Arrested Pocaeo Conveyed to Ogden
Custody OF Officers is Identified of the Nen
bed the Passenger Train Near Five Points June Of

Special Agent Joseph Jones of the
Oregon Short Line returned from Po.
catello, Idaho, yesterday. having in
custody J w. Sparks. alias ] w
James. alias J. w, Jones. wanted by
the Ogden officers for forgery, alleg.
ed 10 have been committed about
June 20, by the signing oil the name
OF William Craig to check for IS.
Sparks consented to return to Og.
den with requisition papers and he
save the officer no trouble on the
way down from the Idaho town. The
fellow stoutly denies the forgery. but
the officers say they can prove the
charge beyond the peradventure OF a
doubt
There is another charge that Sparks
is being called on 10 deny or affirm
ind. while he has denied 1t, it is OK
Iected that he Will lake a change oc
heart and confess Tho officers are
in possession of incriminatlng cir
cumstances against Sparks that
riaccs him in a decidedly embarras-
red position.
The crime that Sparks, with his
many aliases, is wanted for Is the
robbery Of the Oregon Short Line
passenger train near Five Points,
June 27, In which the passengers
were held up by two masked men
and robbed. tho despcradoes making
good their escape At the time II
was thought that there were three
men implicated In the hold-up and
that they made their escape by means
of a horse and buggy that had been
ted near the scene of tho holdup,
covering the country to the westward
until lost in the wllds of the Salt
Creek country, but that theory was
afterwards abandoned and 1t was con-
Cluded that there were only two men
in the robbery. and that they un-
d1ubtedly had returned to the city
that night over the railway track.
Since that time the officers Of Og-
den city. Weber county and railroad
officials have been on the constant
lookout for clues that might lead to
the discovery of the guilty parties
Sparks. at the time Of the robbery,
was living at S29 Washington avenue,
with wife and daughter When the
forgery of Mr.. Craig's name was dis
covered on a check. suspicion rested
on Sparks. the officers visiting his
home for the purpose of arrestlng
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] u r Y FINDS
Him n @ I
GUILTY

After five hours deliberation. the
jury in the case Of David Mccullough.
the colored man tried in the district
court on the charge of assault with
deadly weapons, returned a verdict
late this afternoon OF not guilty, The
case was bitterly fought by both the
state and the defense, and it was I'M
certain as TO what the jury would do.
The state claimed that Mccullough,
on the 24th day OF last May, without
any provocation. fired on Lewis W.
Strothers. another colored man. With
a 28-caliber revolver. inflicting a dan
gerous scalp wound Counsel for the
defense produced testimony To show
that Mccullough was justified IN the
shooting OF Strothers. Witnesses
swore that Strothers and another ne
gro had threatened the life OF McCul-
Tough and that at the time OF the
shooting the men We're endeavoring to
carry out the threat.
The three men engaged in the af-
FRAY were boarders AT the colored
boarding house, at 173 Twenty-fourth
street McCullough was new ar
rival al the house. having been there
but two weeks when the shooting oc-
CURED IT was claimed by some Of
the witnesses that the new arrival,
in this short time. had risen TO the
enviablc position Of star boarder and
was well in the graces of the land
lady. although the woman happened
10 he about twice tho age of McCul-
Tough Because Of tho popularity at
tanned by the "alien." the two older
boarders conspIred against McCul-
Tough and made threats against his
life. In self-protectlon he secured a
revolver and when the two mon at
tackled him. be shot Strothers In the
head. tho bullet glaOcinG off tho ne
gro's skull and lodging In the wall of
the boarding house.
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wnlch was started by somo womens
cIuos OF the east. has spread to all
rartS Of the country. and it is said
mat committee from the National
Anti-Cigarettc league Will call upon
the iormer Presidents daughter 10
urge her to deny that she smokes or
quit u she has already INDUCED In
smoking. II just can't think OF deny
ing or affirming tho story that smoke
cigarettes said the young woman,
= can neither deny nor affirm any
stories that are incirculation about
me and will never under any clrcun-
stances grant an Interview" persisted
Mrs. Longworth.