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Show journal 'Tthc best the advertis-5- . f. Of NOW iS THE TIME FOR ALL GOOD PEOPLE TO GET BUSY AND SUB- SCRIBE FOR AND ADVERTISE IN THE JOURNAL. IN THE CITY MEDIUM OGDEN AND H..S hore subscribers. No. 42 VOL XL llulilialiri! DaUji at SOUTH ALSO HAS IIS ,VROT BIT JAPANESE THAW CASE EXCITES trial ATTENTION. Will Fora,ooo THE President Has Hia Own Way in The Matter and The Bill Now Efocomes Intmac Interest is a Law Sharp Fight in Tha Heuaa a Congrcumnn Manifested. ' Over The Matter. WASHINGTON. Feb. 18. The KEW ORLEANS. Feb. IS. What aneae Question came up before York and the New to Is trial the Thaw ct Eut. the trial of Congressman-ele(Urge K FavroL which begins today to he to t Baton Rouge, la expected a trial South the and Orleans vev sensations, with involving -p- lrte eminent people and with the defense tasiiif ltn plea of Immunity for the unwritten law" iniderer on the which permits a husband to shoot gown the defamer of his wifes honor. When Judge Favrot killed Dr. R. on the H. Aldrich at Baton Rouge, T had he November last, of evening States just been elected to the United from the Sixth Louisiana gougress district, and stood upon the threshold sf as promising a political career an faced. any young southerner had ever Bines that time he has been In jail, Indhrted for murder by a grand Jury which as district Judge of the Baton gouge Judicial district, he had drew and of which his victims himself ancle was foreman. Judge Favrot met Dr. Aldrich, his famiUfekmg friend, college mate and ly physician. In the passageway of the building at Baton Rouge, Raymond and without a word shot him down, apparently as coolly and with as little compunction aa ha would have slain a cur of the streets. A few minutes before entering the building he had hern receiving the congratulations' of frienda on hla election to te party of Ho passed through the egress. vlnglng doors, whistling aa he went, and happy. Three apparently care-fre- e hots were fired, and then Judge Favrot came forth and gave himself up a to tbs officers, calmly admitting crime for which the penalty la lgno-- minions death on the gallows. I killed Dr. Aldrich for sufficient (use," he told the horror-strick- en friends who gethered about him at the For good and sufficient cause." jalL he repeated, and refused to discuss the ease further. after the Within a few mtnutea tragedy the. news had been flashed to New Orleans, and created almoat aa (rest excitement here, as in Raton Rouge, where murderer and victim had spent their lives. Both men were well known here and the element of mystery surrounding the case added to the popular Interest, arousing the peo pie to a far higher pitch than did the sews of the tragic event at Madison Square roof garden. Colonel Thomas J. Kernan, the well 1 authority on unwritten law.1 h Judge Favrots attorney, and shortly after the crime Issued a statement which partially reveals the skeleton known ' tlie closet doors: "The killing of Dr. R. H. Aldrich resulted from his persistent circulation behind slanderous reports about Judge Fsvrots wife, which were of such a character to force Judge Favrot to act; and complete Juatlflcatlon for inch action will be shown at the trial of the case. As to the true facta of the cause of the tragedy nothing la known, except for wild rumors which connect a third aun with the caae and which cannot he substantiated. Mrs. Josephine Holt FavroL the woman In the case, Is one of the most beautiful and popular young society of matrons of the capital city and- has a leader In Baton. Rouge social for many years. Her reputation has always been beyond reproach, and despite the dark mystery in which he has become Involved, none who know her doubt her faithfulness. Bhe I excessively devoted to her husband nd as far an possible has shared bln Imprisonment In the Baton Rouge Jail. The Favrnts have one child, a bright bny of fourteen. Favrot is 9 Judge Tear of age and hla wife la several fear lounger. Dr. R H. Aldrich was 40 years of e at the time of hla death. He was on of the popular physicians of the lty, a friend of the rich and poor alike, and there were many mutter-- " of revenge when the news of hla murder was announced. Hla funeral attended by hundreds of people. Including Catholic sisters and orphans no had been the beneficiaries of Ms been circle charity. Home of the most distinguished of the state will appear In the of the case. District Attorney who served under Judge Favrot "x, r years and who was elected on the n. "rot tli.ket, la In charge of the Colonel Kernan, who Is chief "1 for the defense, is assisted by lwal other able attorneys, and It la Hy that Favrot himself will take a Prominent part In outlining the plan the defense. Judge Favrots term In congress will "Y'n March 4. hut It Is hardly likely the case win he disposed of by "ut time, aa there Is every prospect bitterly contested and long drawn which may last many Week!1 at-jrn- cy pro-Wlo- FIRE AT PULLMAN. 00 Feb AA The Pullman Hani rawond Lumber sheds at Pullman, . Pr destroyed by Are today, with "u of Iiro.ooo worth of fine lumber. Jap house today immediately after eaalon was called to order at the the 11 I Dim IS AFTER cur K. PIERCE LONE STAR STATE WANTS ONE OF JOHN D.S HENCHMEN. Amount is Asked as Damagss For Tho . Doath of Warron L. Syphera. Alleged to Havo Boon Causod by Negligence CANCELS ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT of The Defendant Company. MEASURE Rccult-- d eandaleua Proeaeding Which of Physician by in The Killing Mils NEW ROAD BEGINNING TO HAVE IT'S OWN TROUBLES. GREAT COOLIES WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO COME HERE. ADOPTS ' MONDAY. FEBRUARY 18. 1907 BE TRAGEDY HOUSE OF A, GREAT g&rit, lUalj ! Evans refuses to allow Jerome to tangle him up Maglnnis A Corn, attorney for Grant administrator of the on statements and adheres to his story told on eatate uByphera. fthe late Warren L. Syplicr. have brought suit against the Sail IV- Angelea A Salt Lake railroad Direct examination Thaw issues Bulletin from dro, ... Los ram ., w .,t. due aa damages for the death of the said Warren L. Sypliers, which the Tombs in which he denies report published curred on the Vth ., oc- Hs Was to Havo Mot Bailoy and An Investigating Committee From Tho Texas Legislature This Week at SL Louis. Ki ' RT 'i 1TL is m, ... tion uM.n thhe governor of Miaaourt for the jieraon of H. Clay Ilcrrc, prta-Ideof the Watters-Fierc- e Oil company. a criminal Indictment having been returned at Austin, In connection with tlie of Pierce's company to the state. 1lerce Is aeheduled to meet Senator Halley and an inveatlgallng committee the Texas leghdalura tn 8t. Louis week. Tills requisition will suit In calling off the engagcnienL If the Mime Im hunureil. and there Is Utile doubt I list it will he. nt day of November, at I tali Fltlnilff alleges in of that the said Warren L. Nj pliers was New York employed by the defendant company as an engineer's heliier. and was riding oil the tender of the engiue In the of hla duties In a reasonable NEW YORK. Feb. 18. Juror Bolton, to question Evans, who, alien he had manner, when he waa whose wife died lust week, remrted for finished reading the will and tlie co and careful struck by a stone or rock which ia duty this morning and the trial was re- dk-al- , hu id the document was good evl from the bank of earth along sumed. dencf that Thaw waa of unsound aide the track, and waa knocked from Dr. Britton D. Evans was the first mind. the tender the wheclii and witness called by the defense. Jeiuine auld, There is no excuse in was run overunderneath and killed; Unit the name Dr. Evans testified that Thaw told frittering the time away after seven waa due to the of tlie dePASSENGER RATES CUT. house conferees. him, during one of the examinations .mouths nf preparation. This remark fendant company negligence In permitting the !- .- In orMADISON, Win., Kb. he After the conference report wae read made, that Olcott, Gruber A Boynge waa provoked by the deliberation of said rock to remain in such daugei-oudering railroad (laMieiiger rates re-d-iii to the house, Burritt made a point of and the district attorney were In a Evans, who took hla own time In readi'd from three cents to two and one order against the Japaneee passport conspiracy to railroad" hlin to the ing the will. There was considerable proximity to the track. half ceiitM, the state railroad conimla-rlo- n clause and section requiring the ad- asylum; that they were all Whites uneasiiii'sa on both sides, but Evans GROSVENOR LET DOWN EASILY. today huM this reduction wae ditional regulations on steamers, for friends. paid no attention to It. made lioe.iu-- e reducing rut ex to two WASHINGTON. Feb. Thaw told me, said the witness, Delmas drew front Evans the Immigrants, saying they embodied new Urosvenor of Ohio, who Is to eenu wr mile would cause tha legislation, gave the President the "that he never wanted to shoot this that Thaw was undoubtedly to be oieiated at whip hand and allowed him to hold creature, beast and blackguard; that insane when he wrote the W'lll at the retire from congives March 4 after a a Ions, department mean I he mainwhich would 20 Ih service of the big stick over a sovereign state. to be the gueat tenance he never wanted to kill him and had no time of tlie marriage, thirteen months years, of the rehigh freight John Sharp Williams told tha house desire to slay the vile creature who before he shot Willie. l. honor at a number of social func- duction of wlileh tn rules, the Judgment that undoubtedly the conferees had was devouring the daughters of AmerReft rrlng to the letters of Thaw to tions tn the near future, planned to of the commlHxtnn, "Ih of vastly greatexceeded their power and cited au- icans. He said it was Providence.' Frederick Longfellow, the attorney, make hla last days In Washington er Importance than the reduction of A has thorities in support of this view. He Thaw said he wanted him to suffer the DeluiuM unked: dinner been pleasant. arranged r rates. said he etood with California on the humiliation of publicity. He aald be In view of the latter already read for tonight by til. Neale, who repre- pBKaciigt school question, no matter where the want to see Comstock and Jerome, but could you testify as an exiert to the sents one of the transatlantic ateuin-ahi- p ANNA California delegation stood. roinpaiilea, aa a testimonial to state of the defendant's mind?" got no real assistance." CHICAGO, Fob. IS. The Woman's Gen. Gmsvenor'a In The house adopted the Japanese consistent efforts Dr. Evans told of other examinations lie was undoubtedly of unsound National Suffrage aiiaoclutlnn today behalf of coolie exclusion amendment. legislation. Tile of Thaw, and declared that Attorney mind. Rev. Anna Shaw Ohio delegation In congress baa al- and selected inoat of the oldpreaidonL Hart ridge was always kind and gentle Delmas offered Thaw's will In evioffletn, honored Gen. a Groevenor with ready to and treated Thaw as he would a chill dence. It was accepted and read Mrs. Mary Sterry, of Rnn Francisco, and next a RAILROAD PEOPLE tynner Saturday night or a brother, but that Thaw was ex- the Jury. seDemocratic function will be given for was elected auditor. Buffalo was The codicil waa also admitted. plosive and unreasonable In his delected next as the It placa. meeting which Representative Champ was decided to meet hereafter In tlie Jerome Insisted that Evana tell If he hlin, at GET A HEARING mands of Clark Miasourl will he of master Dr. Evans left the stand at 12:05 and found the will the evidence of the same autumn. Dr. Charles Q. Wagner was recalled kind of Insanity aa Indicated by the ceremonies. WASHINGTON. Feb. 18. The In five minutes later. HOTTMAN TRIES SUICIDE. examinations after the shooting. ECHO OF IROQUOIS FIRE. teretate commerce commission today Dr. Wagner Takes Stand. KANSAS CITY, Feb. II. Frank Evana answered tn the affirmative. CHICAGO, HL Feb. 18. Tha case lluttman, convicted with Aggie Myers gavs a hearing to the represen tatlvee Developed Delusion." Dr. Wagner corroborated Dr. Evans of eastern and transcontinental rail- on some Ur. Evans called It developed de- ot Will J. Davis, the theatrical man- of the murder of her husband, Clarof the points made by the roads In regard to their objections to latter ence Myers, walling execution, stabbed to conversations with lusion. Hs said delusions .wers unsys- ager against whom criminal .charges as a result of tha Iro- himself rule IS of the "Regulations governing Thaw, relating twice this morning and waa collusion between tematised, although he waa not with wers brought that namely the construction sod filing of passea the defendants attorneys, Jerome and the prisoner long enough to make a quois theater holocaust, was called In found In hla cell unconscious. The knife wound leavea Hot tins n In a nerf-nger tariffs. Owing to the great Im- the friende of White existed. He said delu- the circuit court at Danville this declaration. positive morning on a motion to quash the Incondition, for It develops that durportance of the questions involved the The doctor Injected one new point, sions were Incoherent, and did not all dictment. court to refuse Should the railroad men will probably be granted the the to ing same night he soaked the heads of a relation have parent the entertain the motion to quash the In- hundred matches in water and drank several additional hearings before the saying; me that he had no delusion. to said Thaw the case will the solution. This Is likely to cause com miss log makes a final decision. Delmas then turned Evans over to dictment the trial of idea of killing White up to the time he take place next month, after his death, for the poison had been at probably The rules to which the railroad com- shot Jerome for him. Thaw said hla sole purpose nearly three years. The work long before this stute of affairs panies have made such serious objec had been to get evidence against White Jerome launched Into a bitter grill a delay of claims to have a strong was learned. prosecution tlon are exceedingly lengthy and tech and to send him to the penitentiary for ef Evana. Alienists are hla specialty, case against Mr. Davis, who was mannlcal In their nature, but are declared offenses victim. hla favorite is Evana and women. against young of the Iroquois at the time of the by the carriers to he so drastic and Evana refused to be tangled. He ager and "Thaw also said that White emfeels confident of securing his STANDARD OIL CASE fire, far reaching In their operations as to dnot woul same line and three methods' for ruining girls, stuck to the conviction. prove utterly Impracticable and Inter- ployed Jerome them, one to drug them go Into the traps set by Jerome. Will G. Davis, manager of the Irofere largely with the proper and sue one to seduce to ON FOR TOMORROW ruin them by physical and the witness had a long argument and third the of business. their cessful conduct evi- quois theater, pleaded not guilty at existed over there any whether force. the of conclusion the the arguments, Members of the Interstate commerce dence of the parent delusion In the will motion to Neon Reeeea commission express themselves as be' quash being overruled, and ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Feb. 18. After k district The attorney codldL and the 2 A recess waa taken, at 12:40 until the trial of the case was set for March stubbornly contested battie lng favorably Impressed with the legal asked: " 4th. During the Intermission worklrigs of both the objectionable o'clock. which has lasted nearly two years, Does the will show a delusion in the of a read copy final arguments will be mnde tomorregulations and It la not likely that Judge Fitsgerald connection with Stanford Whiter row before Special Commissioner Anany change will be made unless it Is will made by Thaw, which counsel for Evans replied, There Is delusion, MRS. W. S. O'BRIEN IS clearly shown that the rules work a the defense have attempted to intro- but would go no further. thony in the ouster suit of .he ,Stale of duce In evidence. The defense only clear Injustice to the railroads. ON BRINK OF GRAVE Missouri to revoke the license-- i nf the wants to get the eighth clause before Standard and Republic Oil cmnpanlrg BIX MURDER CASES. the Jury, which la presumed to refer MUSKOGEE, L T and to revoke the charter of the Wa10. Six Feb. Severe From a Hemorrhage ters- Pierce OH company. to the legacy to Evelyn Neablt Thaw murder cases will be tried during the Suffaring WILL INSPECT THE ef The Brain and Physicians Pro- General Hadley will repr-ne- Attorney and White's attempt to run the young the court States of term United February nounce Her Caae Hopeleee Every- state In the arguments, and Judge PANAMA CANAL girls life. Trial Reaumad. which opened today at Eufaula. As Been Dene. Has Possible thing Henry Priest and John I). Johnson of UHual In the territorial courts, many this city, Frank Hagerman of Kansas The trial wae resumed at 2:07. men will be tried for violating the Mra. W. 8. O'Brien,, wife of Manager City and A. D. Eddy of Chli-airwill NEW YORK, Feb. 18. A party of Dr. Wagner substantiated Evans governments prohibitory law, twenty O'Brien of the local office of the Postal Vlw evl representatives of the commercial testimony, practically, throughout He two dispensing and ten Introduc. Telegraph company, la dying at the appear for the defendants. over 5.000 dene In the case covers clubs of Boston, Cincinnati, Chicago declared Thaw's conception of the ipg cases being on the docket. Infamily residence 2528 Granuncrcy av- typewritten pages and la scpim-teand SL Louis sailed today on the whole affair was an Insane delusion, 111 for to three enue. Mra. O'Brien has been volumes. After the Anal n Hamburg-Americasteamer. Prince and aald it was his belief that Thaw large BOW, WOW, WOWI and her life has been arguments the case will be Joachim, especially chartered to take was completely Insane at the time of LEAD. S. D Feb. 18. Marion Ware, several dayadespaired of since last to the Missouri supreme court for Its practically of board them on a cruise to Panama and vari- hla first visit to the Tombs. executive a member of the to Loth up hope, how- decision Attorney General Hadley exgive Saturday. at ous points In the West Indies. Presithe Western Federation of Miners, Has Lunch. science presses himself aa confident of medical Evelyn tha ever, everything Taft dent Roosevelt and Secretary a mass yesterday, urged all could was employed but all to no and considers It certain that I he court During the noon recess Evelyn went the unionmeeting have "taken active Interest In the trip miners to arm with rifles avail. do, Today Dr. Roche, the attend- will Issue an order pulling the defendof the commercial club representatives to lunch with Attorney O'Reilly. time snd kill one capitalist for every hair lunch waa stated to the State ants out of business In this state. freed at The physician, Paning Jury officials at and and the government In the heads of Moyer, Heywood could hold out absohe hereafter. that be Journal not - afford will and toThe suit to oust the oil com jinnies guarded reama have been Instructed Pettlbone. He said he would be admisher recovery, and was Inaugurated on March 23, 19fi, no for for crowd A hope gathered lutely greater bloodshed. the visitors every facility for Inspectthe for her death Is expected momentarily. sion during the afternoon session than sponsible the charger set forth In the m lition ing the Isthmian canal. ever before. that the defendants hail alleging Joachim Prince of the first The stop Thaw arm around combination in restraint of hie CLARK formed a Delmae club Will PROF. placed other where wifi be at Charleston, KING ANU MERRILL TU to had violated the state antiand and In trade a At whispered aboard. way fatherly members will he taken LECTURE TONIGHT law. Hearings have been held In trust as court him opened. Announced, CORSUUUATIOR as TALK previously Panama, New York, Texas and other arta of Dr. Francis L. Patton, former presithere will be a land trip across the arrived the country and much evidence has of the Princeton to dent return university, lectures of the On The next of the series trip Isthmus. at the High as On evening, adduced tending to prove the albeen Thursday will He this here In testify of at Kingthe morning. be given under the auspices Prince Joachim will put Dr. and H. William Hon. King school, from Harry him received to letters legations of tha state. by Weber Stake academy lecture course, Merrill will ston, Havana and Santiago. speak on the consolidation Thaw. taken plage tomorrow evening at the and the Agricultural R08C0E BREEDEN MARRIED. DOESN'T KNOW.' DO YOUT" During the trial this morning. Attor- Tabernacle. Prof. S. II. Clark, an em- of the University will represent the conM. Breeden, son of Attorney They Roscoe college. DelmaS partner, of McPlke. acney Judge inent educator from the University NEWPORT, Ky Feb. IS. In solidation aide and ask the people to General and Mrs. Breeden, formerly of to the Chicago, Is the rise will court he room, the and left giving Mrs. late the of will speaker, the cordance with the matter with this city, war married this afternoon take for hla text Literature and the come and discussto answer here report that he had quit the case, Mary K. Williamson, who diederected any que them, In Los Angeles to Miss Mofile Btark upon agreeing criticism bears the the at heaped Clark Prof. recently, a monument willthehe Inscrip- him by other attorneys for his discus- Community."of being one of the best tlons propounded. of that city. The young couple will reputation over her grave hearing a honeymoon of two weeks In made statements spend case and lecture of the of public speakers and the RAY OBSEQUIES. THE tion: Agnostic. I do not know. Do sionhim after which they will reCalifornia, will In the morning papers, voicing promises to he a treat. The Prof, For many years prior to her by you 7 services were held yester- turn to Balt Lake where they will be action. arrive In the city this evening' and will Funeral his of Mrs avowed disapproval Thaws an was death Mrs. Williamson or not, McPlke Is be at his best for his talk tomorrow day over the remains of John Ray, at home to their friends after March 1. and outspoken agnostic, having passed Whether dismissed case. He re- evening. No one should miss hearing the Southern Pacific brakeman wha of the out from Epliicopalianiflin to Spiritualism, practically court RUEFF8 TRIAL BEGINS. hut him. was Jellied Thursday morning at Reese, this to afternoon, turned In the unbelief superand thence to SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 18. The son of Charles Ray, foreman of and Ignored Jono of took practically being mother part, exnatural. Bhe was the ARRESTED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT. car Inspectors In Ogden. A lengthy trial of Aba Ruef on the charge of le fsmoue as by hla colleagues The defense Nichols headed tortion today. Besephine K. Henry, who and by began funeral cortege the for C. collector All a Seme W. Denise ller, writer. Reports a freethpught lecturer from the resi- fought for several hours trying to get Thaw Issued a statement at noon des Lumber company was arrested band followed the body church and delay, hut It was denied. SL to Joseph the dence from the Tombs, regarding the pub- Saturday night on a warrant charging WOMAN WAS INSANE. to the Mountain View cemrefrom there for collected money him with Governor having that lished Hughes CHICAGO, Feb. 18. Leonard LeoCONNERSVILLE. Pa, Feb. 18. fused report turned etery, where the Interment took place. a quarter of a million to take the company which he had-noof the We- pold and Howard Nicholas, charged member wae a Deceased HerMrs. John MuddelL aged SL with a Officer In. In the evening Early of the case. ber Camp No. 74 of the Woodmen of with the murder of Margaret Leslie, butcher knife, this afternoon killed charge Thaw did not say whether she offer rick arrested him at the Reed bar and and month one nine telchildren, he two the World, and that order turned out the actress, on October 18, last, were her till him denied for asked to wait him hut or to not, was made Hughes the other two years, cut her own some of the statements In connection ephoned to ascertain If the warrant In fuU to do honor to the late depart- arraigned today and remanded until March 11th. throat and died later on. Upon learning ed brother. with the report. It Is thought Hughes had been withdrawn. were church the at services his The for not returned he would have proposed a fee that might that it had CHICAGO GRAIN. Rev. Father John Ryan. KILLED BY DYNAMITE. prisoner but found that he had fled. conducted bywas have been more reasonable. Foreman 11 Feb. crowded with friends CHICAGO, Feb. IS. Wheat opened Ky his man The church for LONDON, on went a hunt Herrick afternoon this recalled waa Evana at 78 8; Button and three of the men of hie and Riven a copy of the will to Identl-H- e and at 11 oclock found Miller In a and relatives of the deceased and today at 77 2 and dosed manfc beautiful floral offerings graced corn opened at 48 8 and closed at was He saloon. Twenty-fourt- h street section gang were killed on the Louisread the ' same slowly. near ff. oats opened at. 40 4 and time placed the casket as it lay In state at the 47 ville A Nashville this morning, when the reading was finished a wran- again arrested and this to 40 blown closed at been altar. Hasel path, having tried behind the bars. gle developed aa soon aa Delmas nisMB hv dynamite. oclock. Burritt of New York, on behalf of the house conferees, secured Immediate consideration of the conference report on the Immigration bill which passed the aenatae Saturday. A test vote soon after Indicated the temper of the house. By a vote of 19f to 108 a motion was carried, lay lng on the table an appeal from tlie speakers decision that the Japanese amendment was properly inserted In the Immigration bill by the senate and some the Black Hock. morning papers. ee pro-Hh- 'f ed pas-Meng- er ship-subsi- . ue nl t 1-- 1-- 7-- 1-- 1-- 8; 6-- 8. |