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Show The Salt Lake Telegram. "WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, 1903. . ANT DRESS ON 0 ACCOUNTS KEPT BY 0 UNMARRIED "WOMEN ARE NOVEL FEATURE. 0 0 """" " ACCUSED OF ATTEMPT FOLLOWING HOUNDS 0s)00000 English Matrons Coafront-- . clby Serious Problem, Brought Abeut by Extravagance of Times.v " 'I... HURT SECOND TIME FIVE HUNDRED A" YEAR f. - i . - Scott Cameron Lft&da oa His Head While Trying' to Take Fourth Fence. H. E. Hebdck in Jail at Caldwell, Ida., With a, Serious Charge Hanging Over Him. HEMSTEAD, L. I., Nov. 23. W. Scott Cameron, who was thrown and had his collarbone broken six weeks ao, while following the Meadowbrook hounds, has asraln been Injured. Encased in a harness he followed the hounds yesterday until the fourth fence, when he was thrown. He landed on his BOISE. Ida., Nov. EL Th facta regarding what appear to have hum a delib- . TIME TADLE TIME TABLE. TO WRECK A TRAIN . i In Effect Nov. 22, 1903. Ban VAro. Vom An-- ! Salt Lk K, R. Co. DEPART. Fixm Oregon Short Uaa La City: SlV0- Mercur. AHRIVE. Orden. Pertlsni Butta. Pan rrar.claoo. Cr.w caco. El. Louii, Omaha and Der.ver From Osden and lr.ttrmodS- ate points Frm Fairfield and st Nephl connecting lor Mantl and irtrmeUte PoiU on Sanpeta Valley H.7:30 a. in For GarfleH Derh. Tooele. B.ocHton. Kuretca and Silver Jlimmot City (vis Leamington cut-ofU,hl- - g SO SuXBU n:lO Frm Or.n. Crh. Omaha. Va:v. CVrajro, Bl Ljj. erate attempt to wreck a night paasen-se- r ani Jr.itrraedlata train on the Oregon Short Una near lt;53 a.n. kept 0 A large number of accounts came to Parma ten about ago Oaya From Oden. St. now stand by West End tradesmen Kar.saa C'tv, Orr.a-tIxu!.Denver light Monday evening, when Sheriff Wat- of unmarried girls 0 ar.J Fan Fran-e:c- o 0 in the atnames U. II. kins arreated of Canyon county .. home. This is an entirely 4 0 living a.m 8:00 a laborer, who has lived at Parrot new in From business. Csrv. Valuer. Gr1n. development For Provo. American Fork, 0 for rome tlmo. Heln'.ck is now in th Ft. Arthnnr. and Lehl. Jatb. Milford. Frtco. head and was severely injured. 0 y 0 V LONDON, Nov. 2u. A letter containacrious a fan Frar.O'-- PrtUrd county iail at Caldwell with 6:33 p.m. CaUentea and lntermcdlat charge hanging over him. week the sec,nu ing a query of great interest to unmarIiF.PAHT. 0:05 p.m One evening early last ried women who are dependent upon vt Frr Og !m. Orr.at.. fh!ca". discovered a pile tion men at Parma RIVE. l An rnvr. Ksr.wi Citv and O.OO sum rocka. rino tif And icran iron an allowance 4or dress comes from a Ft. Louis on the track in such a way that it woul l From Provo. American Fork. In the wrecking of young woman at Canterbury. surelv hav For Ofdn. Icr:ar.J. ft. Lht. Juab, iiilford. Frltco. came the llrat train Calientes and intermedials atong This hup- Fan Franciico, and that ""Five years ago," she writes, "I had . Dened to bo an olnlJ Ir.termeOUte 10. 20 9:35 f JTa p.m an allowance from my father of $375 per Finned to the top of the obstruction was Orden. Ff Orraha, rhlcaso. From Prove. Ia hi. f Fa1rf.:j, a note of defiance, written on tn nac annum. It sufficed. Today, after my City. S'Mtrcur and Hanpete Valley -of an envelope bearing Helnlck'a ad3rew. ( Loula and Ban Frerrieo... 1:10 p. ITU allowance has been raised to $500 since Ky. points VVhcther or not the noto was written by p.m Oa1n. Car;- - Valley. llelnlck or placed there for the purposa re-of From Silver City, Mammoth. January 1st, I find that I am behind in onKir.uiandCitv. Omathe accuuM throwing suspicion The note Eureka. Stockton. Tooele Ft. lou! ha. U now tn the my accounts, although it is not possible Relic of Chicago. 5:43 p.m Goes Under mains to be sen. and Qarfleld Beach 3;35 p.m hands of a detective of the Short Line, Cache Valley. Ogden. forme to learn that I have been one Dallr. who has been quietly working ur tfco Putte. ,H!it.x Portland. case. whit more extravagant than when my Frar.rtaco and !r.term Pullman Buffet ff!r.r,r Car Ser Fn Dally Unredeemed lived at haa who Hulnlck is a laborer . nlata po'r.ta vice betwfen bait 11:45 p.m 1. Moder.a Mllfo. allowance was smaller." His parents axd luiente. I'arma for several year-V:. FfMirMACHKH. TrafHe Mgr. T. In but are now The letter was put before a woman formerly resided there, 11. Pt'iti.nv o. p. & T. a Direct stase connections for all mining Grande, Or. What motive heLi may NEW YORK, Nov. 24. John L. Sullivan's famous $10,000 diamond belt has La S FPKNCKIL A. O. P. A T. A. who has four daughters, each of whom In southern Utah and Nevada. districts I. not a wreck have had in planning Ticket "ff.cc. r.l Main street. has an allowance of $500 a year. rty been sold at auction for $2900. The belt was given Sullivan by the cltitens of known. ZX. Telephone "It is quite true," she said, "that the Boston 201 Main Street. Ticket Office, belt The City now a dealer. been 4, has and 1S87, Bowery purchased by July expenditure of unmarried girls has risPort Arthur Opened. Telephone 230. en. It has gone up in proportion with was pawned about a year ago andcwas sold as an unredeemed pledge. 2T Port Nov. Arthur 8t. Petersburg. the demands made upon the purses of For particulars call on or addrs purchaser intends to use it for display purposes in a curiosity shop. The was opened today as a trading port. Ship married women. A3 their dress has be beltThe consists of eight panels of gold, weighing 1700 pennyweights and studded dut-- and commercial duties will be lvld attr.ts. Fa'.l Lk- - Itoute. cr J. L. Mocrt. come more expensive, so, too, has that Arrit. carat to one and a half carats. in accordance vUh the Governor's orders. Orr.rnrcll with 400 diamonds varying in size from one-haof unmarried girls. K. W. GILLETT. General raawencer on was The last time the famous trophy of Sullivan's pugilistic prowess view, "When I was young I had no allowAxnt- EXCURSION FOOTBALL ance at all. My clothes, and those of was when the former fistic champion was in business in New York. my friends, were bought by our fathTo Orrden ers who paid under protest, believing as fathers did then, that their daughThanksglvinK day. via Oregon ters ought to be satisfied, with a couple Line. Hound trip Ji. Special 3.43 w.-yof Inexpensive frocks. We did not wear and returning: leave Ogden midnight. F.it vs. nor were masses School the there of Lake jewerly, Ogdtn Illgn SIOGBAKQl accessories that now seem indispensable School. to the young girl's wardrobe. NoTtwVr Tl. 1TI, In "My daughters insist upon being Utah SenMora Start Home. SAL.T LAKE CITY. turned out as well as married women, l.FAVU Nov. ST.. Senator KeArn Washington, arid their allowances do not suffice. My 'o. llir.cham. Hebr, wl'.l leave lor home Saturday. 81 a m. Provo n4 eldest daughter before she was marSmoot leaves for Fait Lake, Mr New York. No. in-F- or a.m. 1'ark C'.tr ried had $250 a year, and she was fairly Umorrow, Who in Man of Gas a.m. Knr No, and KM. Explosion Tnvr well dressed and always had pocket No. Tor n.Jcn n4 Vrt ...... !o li am. money. My unmarried daughters are No. 1 Knr Ondffi nr. J W't...... p m. COLORADO-UTASHORT UNE in a constant state of bankruptcy in N'i. 2 Tor I wnvr and K.i.... 3.4 m Civil His Coal Mine in in No. 1 m. Provo art Eureka.. I spite of their $500 a year, paid quarterly. 10 ST. LOUIS. ATCBJS0X, TCFEU ft SUfTl Ff. No. For Oc1n ai d p m. ; "I attribute all this to club subscrippt. ar.-Kn No. j n. i p Prnvir h.i:t Iak Oty to BL Last. tions, theaters, tip3 (what woman ever Throjcn or chanca d mi Lou'.a Kr1:.;T3.;Oty.an Uniy gave a tip twenty years ego!), country-housr rincJpal York. New to AT CITT. SALT ARRIVE pvln:a UKK j luncheon visits, f r vtsror tra-i- . Ta: a.m. Kit-li- w No. ar.d the Eat OKdn FORT SMITH, Ark., Nov. 25. Thirteen ch.U 25. parties ,t West End restaurants and to Nov. Udie Ernest ao4 atttr.t.cn SCRANTON, Pa., a m. No. li From Oadn and local pt Lpecll wedding presents." dien. i miners were killed and great damage waa "Ward, aged 43, of Jeremyn, is In a few m, No. From Eureka and Provo. to CMa4r TourlM .r""f tth&at a.m. No. I From lr:.vr and Kit..K' done by an accidental explosion of gas at I weeks to meet his and char.w mvt rsihr 1 Benjamin father, 1 nn-pwitta m. No. p. From 1 o'clock yesterday In coal mine No. 20 at !nvrr C&l Two 3 S m. e thirty-ninWeat seen No. and From not for the he p trtlrj whom has Ogden . SAILOR'S REVENGE Dooly bW. Ini4!r at t'fHj."Tl-rm Bonanza, Ark., twenty miles from this Ward, No. Park . f:ty If.. 5 V p rrs. Fait x I r , Ar.y ti.forr. ation ch-- r years, and who haa been mourned Oty. city. At nightfall only six of the victims C. as dead during that time. The elder 5 had been recovered. r a'ven.T. A. V II. TOWNSHND. Provo and p.m. tul -O P. . There were about 175 men in the various Ward is now a resident of Chicago. UPON COMPANIONS Fhafts aojrI Paxine Ky.. S'm No. 4 From Mir)''"' am! th Vrt norma p m. Loula. M a. at tlje time. All escaped without No. 3 From Denver and Eat...ll i p m. Union in enlisted the The father army C, A. TRIPP, C. P. A tent. the thirteen who were em- and it was ITAK-BAinjury except Direct Line from Utah I to 6 tfp at in. All t air.a No. that he had been reported1S64. Bill Lake City. ployed in entry "K," the scene of the exCITY. FT. JOSEPH. CHItTmV,!a! p lr.t. At the end of Gave Them Carbolic Acid When plosion. The force cf the explosion was killed in battle In lllo-TAMO Ticket and CAGO. EL Offlc. GALVESTON. looly terrific and the passages were so com- the war the elder Ward wa not able to I'tona :4 the Mlnlnc Camps of Naw Maxico the work of res- find his relatives at his home In New pletely obstructed that Drunk, and Three Die as a A. I. BENTON. G. A. P. P. THE and Axlzona. cuing the entombed men was tediouscon-in York State, they having moved. Ward the extreme and several hours were Result. has cortinued the search for them ever sumed before the first body was round. King Hardware & Stove Co. It is thought that the gas was acci- slrce. :cs Ma!n Htf't. hr' Tt. L.OS ANGELES. Cal., Nov. 25. The Gerdentally ignited by a miner's lamp. one CureU Dlaeaaea Skin and REDUCED Gvm1 I .tick hy alout oartlrulara For V.in !ta-- c: FlmpUa J'V.n ic'tfn man ship Octavia, 143 days out from Antf!ty of MeUlclc. to aummar. EAST this lUftlCft- Prrparation BATES r,d Ftotea apply WILL MAKE FORTUNE ChlOia werp with a caigo of cement and steel llerba. Koota and MeUScinea of tora. Wonderful Curatlv l'owera. WARREN. fn'.l Pr rf route furr,:hlr,e potJi rails to Port los Angeles, dropped anchor ENGLAND INSISTS C F.Gana-aCarry Hi WmI Houth Tempi'. J bii'.M'T" and Axtnt. a mile off shore of the latter port late tobaffler. UTAH. LAKE CITY. SALT IN HIS OLD AGE ClIAi?. O. KING. Msr. Block. Salt day. The Captain of the vessel brought 411 Lka City. PANAMA SHALL PAY ashore his first officer In a dying condl Utah. One-Tition and had him conveyed to a hospital Millionaire in Jail for Vain this city. Claims She Is Fully Liable for Her grancy, Declares H Will Win The Octavia arrived in port with the of Colombia's Proportion tallmaker in irons, charged with murder, Bp.ck Wealth. IT A Deligrhtful Place to Vlalt. j. v.u me vessel s log snowea tnree saiiors Bonded Debt. A Profitable Place to Lira. ried at Fea. The etorv. so far as it can 25. Discharged. Nov. NEW YORK, h.3'earned, portends an unusual tragedy LONDON, Nov. 23. Foreign Secretary from the Queens county jail yesterday, on Jhe hign seas. It seems that shortly nftr rounding the Horn the sailmaker, Larisdowne has requested theto council where he hap just completed a sentence who. It is said, was drinking- heavily, be- of the foreign bondholders supply of three months for vagrancy, William his determination, gan making trouble among the crew, and further details of the Colombian loan. Stuthoff announced induced three sailors to join him in a raid When drawn up these will be forwarded despite his 64 years, to win back the fortune which he lost. upon the whisky portion 01 the cargo. To Chicago and Return In an ensuing drunken fight the three to Embassador Durand and presented to lie Is said to have been a millionaire Eailors assaulted and severely beat the Washington, to urge .the rights of at one time. Many years ago his afFaUmaker. Qr&test Play Q round on Earth. Subsequently the sailmaker British bondholders in connection with fianced wife, Mary Jones, was killed In Induced the same three men to make a railroad wreck. Stuthoff then negsecond raid on the cargo and it is said the republic of Panama. Tamoui Places Which Everyone. From the alected his business and his fortune was carto them" to See. a caused of Wanta drink l.urposely council the Associated Press secured the wiped out. Inveat In a Ticket to CALIFORboy of carbolic acid and they died. 3 THROUGH TTAINS M CU NIA and 8ecur Rich Dlvldanda in It is supposed that the first officer also following: AND PLEASURE drank of the poison and that his present HEALTH, T. AMn Seciet Arrests Made. 0:00 - M.t 1:10 I. M.. 5:15 "In regard to the reported statement WEALTH. dying condition is resultant. 25. No. The Lakea asserts Patrie that of the Panama Commissioners that Rivera, Mountain, Valley. Paris, secret arrests have been made at end Ocan Reached, by tha Slj Found in the Lake. Panama declines responsib'iity for the four The Chicago A. Northwestern Hj cn.j nnarchiBts Marseilles of uuspocted of plotDouble-Trac- k "V Line Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 25. The bodv of Colombian debt on the groand that ting against the King and Queen of Italy and J. W. Rhodes, a banker of Nava Sota, when the greater part of the money was when the royal train recently pasaed River Missouri Between Clilcago, Marseilles and apparently conTex., aged 47, who escaped from borrowed, Panama was not induced in through U$kj on another firmed that the a private sanitarium, was yesterday found today in attempt ocreport folas to of be the th facts soverelKna Italian lives Colombia, the at Troot p,'rk. appear the lake Previously For descriptive and Hluatrallva curred at Cherbourg, where a soldier Is Itbodes had trid to commit suicide by lows: Tickets and Information, ' literature cU at No. 201 Main rocks on the rails. under a street car. declared its independence of said to have discoverer! are "Panama throwinghadhimself Lake. City. Street. RH unverified. entered the sanitarium vol20G SO. MAIN ST. Rhodes Spain November 23, 1821, and in the Both reports, however, D. R. ORAY. General Ar?i. untarily to be treaetd for depression. solemn declaration of the revolutionary aa?SI?5l 5EZ5T PICTURE FRAMES, E. 3RD SO. junta stated, 'Thattothe territory of the To Increase Pensions. the republic state Isthmus belonged 23. Senator Kearns of Colombia, to the Congress whereof Washington. Nov.bills to increase it would, in due course, send Its deputy. today ofintroduced John C. Wilkinson and Mary EJ The war with Spain continued for some Kiley to $30 a month each. time thereafter, and in 1822 Colombia issued an external loan of $10,000,000, the A. OGDEN AImD KETuS degreater part of which was to beindevoted to prosecuting the war of 1.00, NOON. pendence. 1824 Colombia isssued a further "In Short Via Oregon Line, ThanksgivJr? loan of 523,750,000 for the same purpose. day. Football game. Special train 9:45 It would be surprising if Panama r ata. m leaving Ogden for return, tempted to repudiate responsibility for the money which assisted her to become part of a free state." Tli- - last cf the Chicago Special "The Angelus," Los Angeles. "The The foregoing Is the gist of a lengthy rar Knutsford," Salt Lake. The two finesi statement which will be forwarded to Is a hotels west of Chicago. the British embassy at Washington. It has a lcunplng: room twenty feet 0 Hel-nic- k, iK-r.vr- r O-tcsR- a. T) o AMOUS DIAMOND BELT S SOLD BY PAWNSHOP lu-ai- re-ultt- l An-then- y. exr-res- wnr, Kra rrInvr, Ft 35 John L Sullivan's Greatness Hammer as Pledge. - - . t-a- r a lf TH RTEEN ABSENT FOR MEN KILLED 39 YEARS jrrr tr Enlisted the War Finds Family at Terrific e vr.r-THJ- iCk-- For rc WW fjt Mrvl G 1 H i a-- Fur i !'-- . al l I?9 sua gew-gaw- s, fi-- From J T a!rra I.t. e. K:-P- 1 1 1 santa 7.'-"- Oc-U- . S -- ex--r- t k. 3 TRAINS DAILY LEE KIM YING. T'i lU-Ccf- . allc me 1 - alifornia fflf wm 4A Nov 27' 28, 29, IC)3 ilJ feu Southern PaciTic Company's Lines pen-fek.- tl f 1 jJtt VlRlSN na 5:45 P. II 7:Q0 12:50 mm 1 ' 1 1 THREE TRAINS or bufIet-libr.-ry-oberTftti- RATHBONE CONTINUES HIS FIGHT WASHINGTON, Nov. 23. A of the Senate Military Affairs committee, consisting- of Senators Proctor, Quarles and Pettus, met to continue the Investigations of charges against Gen. Wood to prevent his conl. firmation as Maj. E?te? G. Itathbone resumed his testimony in explanation of his personal charges. He also asked the committee to subpoena Maj. E. J. Ladd, IT. S. A., and interrogate him concerning tne condition of Gen. Wood's Santiago accounts in lS9i when he was actas Auditor of Cuba. ingLrijr.-GeLasker H. Bliss of the gen-c-rstaff was summoned by the committee and asked for certain information he Is s?aid to possess concerning the charge made by Maj. Rathbone hat Gen. Wood accompanied E. G. Havana to New York in m, with some knowledge that Bellaire as an Gen. Bliss was chief Collector of Customs for Cuba, with headquarters at and he will during that time Havana, also to that in charges regard be ssked were Wood Mrs. and Gen. for presents sub-com-iritt- ee ilajor-Genera- al n. Bel-frn- ex-convi- ct. m ON TO CHICAGO GEN. WOOD admitted to Cuba without payment of duties. It was stated at the close of the last session that probably more than two brilliantly lighted; and furnished with ary chairs, a writia desk, mftftrlr.es, periodicals, etc., buffet. In the and a rear ia ft broad rl.itfnrm protected by rails, T;her you cat. it antl watch tb scenery while the Cpcia hur.-.over th"! r&ils at sixty miles an lon, well-itock- VIA THE weeks would be occupied in hearing the witnesses the committeo already has determined to summon. Then. if. as is sen-erly believed, a committee is named to go to Cubu, an adjournment probablv will be taken until some time next March, which is considered the best time to visit the Island. of the confirmation of Gen. Wood oponly express the opinion that the Military Affairs commutee will report the nomination favorably o the Senate, but declare tr.at wnen this course is taken some charges will be presented to the u Serate which the committee haa led from the testimony. from tne atmuue or Senators opposed to the confirmation of Gen. Wood Is certain that a demand will be made it for the appointment of a to to Cuba to inquire personally into sev-go eral of the charge. Maj. Rathbone tohis determination to o to day reiterated Cu'ja at the same time, for the purpose of pointing out sources of information which form the basis of many of his b-n- a. ex-cl- sub-committ- ee charges. Confesses the Murder. Dinuba, Cal., Nov. 23. Horace Brad-shawlto was arrested here for the killing: cf James Thompson at Cornelia, Ga., about two years ago. has made a full confession to the officers. Sheriff Carver of Cornelia has been notified and Tiradshaw Is being held in the Jail at Vlsalia to await the arrival of officers from Georgia- w. M sr, s UNION PACIFIC CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE and & hour. Ard there Is r ?:r.ethlnf: to et In the mountains cf Colorado and the and fertile plains of IlehtRska, Illinois ST. PAUL I;v, LINE. THE NEW ROUTE OF TOE OVERLAND LIMITED. For rates and other information mldross or call n C. S. WILLIAMS, Commercial Apent Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Hv., 106 West 2nd South St, SALT LAKE CITV, UTAH. 11 ttr 1 at III ('Unci r :n. The i 13 p - run Jre rfr.frir,trt i'.iy. at. trn to ! t hirh-sr- r r:tr '.i. ?,!3 tor.i-.-- p. m. r uuh "h;i aw I Th" Hl t vf; pf r F. Iyu! rprt v. r !nr 'i Hi. :IS t 1 t- . -.. - Write n: tor TICKLTC: 70 l ;.rt Wot S'c:r.'! -:. 't '. it. an ? r. er a 51:u:h St. IL F. :;i.3LE:r. Gttterr. Arcr. SALT LAKE CITY. |