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Show VOLUME Yin NUMBER OGrDE IN, 125. OfflCERS ARE ON TRA T REPORTS OF TOE CHONG OF THE TRAIN ROBBERS JO FIGHT TJ T A. II FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1904. MRS. BOTKIN HAD INHUMAN EVICTIONS TO BE COACHED OF STRIKERS CONTINUE BY HER ATTORNEY Away With No Booty As All Money in the Safe Was Destroyed Will Be Lynched if Ever Caught Bandits Get Cat, April X. A hundred armed, are acourlng the jen, heavily river near Keswick ggois along the for the four 4 Redding searching Held up train No. wIn robbers who at Copley last H the Oregon express, killed Messenger O'Neill and car to pieces. IK the express their horses picket-,- 4 bad The bandits Keswick bridge and East the at mounted them they the robbery Ona BEDDING. nd escaped. Fireman Raymond , was taking water He was hold-uoccurred. p fhw the the en-- 0 down from anpelled to get two train of the with and he, were lined one up and tramp, new bride the train. Bralteman Stone to line up and one of the rob- In struck him over the bead with a bad wound. Mi rifle, Inflicting The robbers got away with no booty m the dynamite destroyed everything g the nature of valuables. Pieces of twlst-r- i, pper money and coin, torn and were picked up at a- great distance what was going on, became panic stricken and hid everything of value. The sheriff's posse got on the trail uf three horsemen this morning and la now following them east The robbers camped at Copley all day yesterday and a good description of them is in the possession of the officers. The people are determined to hang the robbers if they are caught and posses are forming hourly to hunt them down. : Russians and Japs Each Claim to Woman Accused of Causing the Have Won Decisive Victory Togo's Fleet Makes Another Attack on Port Arthur. lodging the Russians st Chongju the Japanese rested twelve hours and then marched to Tong Chun, twenty five miles. After a brief engagement the Russians retreated to Unsan, eighty miles northeast. It Is said that the Russian Cossack cavalry in the vicinity of Wlju Is In great distress, using telegraph poles for fuel, while scores of horses are dying for lack of fodder. tn . HG ON of 500 Koreans to the headquarters or the Japanese main force. Throughout the war with China the Jap a never showed themselves so distracted. SHUTS COTTOl ROOM Her Lover's Wife Tells Her Story and Makes a Poor Impression on the Jury. SAN FRAXCTSC, April 1. Mrs. TOKIO, April 1. The Jajtanese - Cordelia advam-in of artthe main body Botkin took the witness stand troops pushing the advantage gained in the In her own behalf this morning and a battle at Cliongju, according to pri- - made complete denial of the charges that she sent poisoned candy to Mrs. vate advices received here. After disJ. P. Dunning, causing the latters SAN FRANCISCO, April 1. Advices received at the local offices of 'Wells, Fargo ft Co. Indicate that Messenger O'Neill was killed while resisting the re-bentrance of the robbers to his car. The masked men ordered him to surrender after they had blown open the car door. He refused and one of them leveled his gun and fired. The bullet en- CLAIM FIGHT WAS tered O'Neill's body under the right RUSSIAN VICTORY armpit and he died instantly. The body will be brought here for burial. ST. PETERSBURG, April 1. SemiSuperintendent Barstow of Wells, official newa from Liao Tang credits hem the car. Fargo ft Co. says the robbers did not the first encounter In northern Korea Messenger O'Neill was not given d get much booty. At the maximum they aa a victory for the Ruaslan arms and Aim for his life. As soon as the could not have taken more than $1,500. states that the enemys losses were tor of the express car was opened he It is thought that L, O. Colford, tlmri Most of tht Russians, ONeill's helper, waa In the baggage ni killed. According to Korean reports the The passengers, when they found car at the time of the robbery. Japanese burled fifty dead, while 150 wounded were removed with the help 111 Death of ANOTHER ATTACK ON PORT ARTHUR REPORTED The Central LONDON. April Trying to Hold Railway Judge Covers Irregularities Upon Toklo correspondent wires that AdWhich Murderers Hoped to Magnate Responsible for miral Togo attacked Port Arthur on Wendesday night No details have Debts. Escape. been received, but It is understood the .L r attack wae made for the purpose of i 1. Editors death. Mrs. Botkin proved a poor witness, her own attorney being frequently compelled to correct her and hold her within bounds. Throughout the questioning she gased appealingly at Jurors and several times seemed on the verge of collapse. The Jurors refused to return the gaxe, looking at anything and everything but the prisoner. At the beginning Mrs. Botkin said she became acquainted with Dunning through a flirtation in the park. Soon after they met Dunning importuned her to borrow money from acquaintances to liquidate some of his debts. Most of hla visits to her were for financial aid. She said that Dunning was very poor and she bought him shoes and clothing, provided him with food .and gave him money, which she ittcured from her husband. She did fill this, she declared, out of kindness of heart She denied writing anonymous letters to Mrs. Dunning or purchasing the box of candy and the arsenic or of mailing the candy. She declared that while being interviewed by Llxxle Livernash, the woman reporter, she became hysterical and may have said things that appear Incriminating, but that she had no recollection of yv them. Mrs. Botkin admitted having asked a physician about the effect of arsenic and the quantity necessary to kill. She said the matter came up after the physician had admlnatered morphine' to her. On she admitted that one of the unsigned letters sent her by Dunning from Salt Lake bad been destroyed. She and Dunning often talked about the authorship of the letters and decided they were either written by Mrs. Seeley or Mrs. Arbognst. r cross-examinati- on Lawless Rule of the Military in Colorado Is companied by Acts to the Everlasting Disgrace of the State. a TRINIDAD, Colo., April ully ilosen Influential men among the strikers in s Animas county have been le;orteJ In the last three days by order of Major Hill, commanding. Wholesale evictions of strikers nt Gray Creek will begin Immediately. The military refuses to allow evicted strlk. ers to settle in other parts of the county. Almost iiennitess, the men and their families are cumjiclled to walk a hundred miles to roach olnts where they can get assltance. Many evictions are rotiorted In other camps In the county and much suffering hns ensued. Ac- DENVER, Col., April 1. General Bell, commanding the state troops at this morning telephoned Tellurlde, Chief of Police Armstrong to detail a detective to watch every movement of Ilaywood of the Western Federation of Miners, who in under arrest on a wurmnt Issued by a local court charging him with desecration of the American flag. General Kell insisted that Haywood be returned to Tellurlde, no matter how many loeul warrants are isaued, and when the time came a sufficient number or soldiers would be sent from camp to arrest the Denver troops called out and take him. President Moyer was last night removed from the bull men In the building at Tellurlde to the new city Jail. Ife was locked In a cell, denied all privileges and la fed on two sparing meals daily. Governor Peabody has ordered General Bell to refuse to acept service In the habeas corpus proceedings for the release of Moyer on the 11th end the head of the Western Federation must stay In custody until the case la taken to the supreme court MERGER OF C. P. SHEPHERD HEARING HAYWOOD HOUNDED; MOYER TREATED LIKE CONDEMNED MURDERER Secretary-Treasur- Red-m- AID SHORT LIRE Project Which Railroad Legal partments Have In View. De- 1. The legal of Pacific and the Central departments Oregon Short Line railroads are working on a project which has for Its ultimate end the extension of the Short Line Jurisdiction to Sacramento. It also contemplates taking in ths entire Central Pacific under the Jurisdiction of General Manager Bancroft er AT HORTH en OGDEN layor Tells of the Gambling Games . In Ogden Testimony of Scott. The trial of J. J. Shepherd, charged SALT LAKE, April with carrying concealed weapons, la now In progress In Justice Albert P. Burt's court st North Ogden. It Is a Jury trial, and there are numerous lawyers and a great miny witnesses. The affair will be long drawn out i promising to reach well into tomor- taking soundings and ascertaining the NEW YORK, April 1. Edwin Haw- CHICAGO, April 1. Marx, Nleder effects of the last attack. Iff, a railroad magnate, waa on the meter and Van Dine, the carbarn ban- row. JAP8 BELIEVE THEY kind before United States Commls-tadits, were this morning resentenced by Mr. Lessenger made a motion that WORLD ARE CONQUERORS Alexander today and told some Judge Kersten, who covered all the le11 o'clock acocmpanled by his attorOPENING OF THE HERMITAGE. technicalities and alMnjs about the working of the Sully gal requirements, ney, M. D. Lessenger. 1. ViceST. PETERSBURG," April the caused which errors appeal leged , Mr. Lesenger otton boom. The object is to ascer-tri-n made a motion that Alexieff arrived at Port' Arthur for a writ of habeas corpus by Marxs roy Popular Canyon Resort Will Begin on the ground case be dismissed the Mukden Thursday and was re- WORK ONLY EIGHT from if Hawley and his partner, Frank HOURS. Business on Decoration couriael. on no court and had Makaroff other the that Admiral ceived Jurisdiction, by Bff. are responsible for the deposed No change In the date set for execuDay. statutes the the the visited officials. that The provide ships ground party Policemen "(ton kings debts. Ellhu Root app- tion was made. The bandits all ap- in the harbor and Pincock, Chambers and when a change of venue Is taken inspected the reThat poular canyon resort, the Her- that time at more cheerful than any Wilson Havs Bean Selected peared eared for the creditors. ' Mr. Sully dama city court It shall go to a court from on vessels in the progress pairs 'since their trial. mitage, owned by Billy Wilson, will of concurrent as 8srgsants. aa not bombardment the present They Jurisdiction, and he araged during open for the season on Decoration day. Mr, the boat that the visited Justice court was not also destroygued s torpedo Hawley said that hla tranaac-ikCIVIL ACTIONS FILED. young concurrent Beginning at 7 o'clock this morning Seymour Clark, a In Itself the city court. with which er Stllnl, distinguished with Sully were those only of the work of the Ogden police force was Ogdenlte, has been engaged as manacourt The overruled the motion. battle. last the Baker and customer. divided Into three shifts of eight hours ger of the resort, and do much to He began his John D. Carnahan 8ues the Ritters on Henderson Prof. Yuxfowltsch, a Russian teachAttorney accompanied Increase the popularity of the retreat. "ton transactions In December, 1903, Promissory Notes. to assist In the prosecuer In the Toklo university, has arrived each and the chief has appointed three On Bagley Judge Sunday, June 12th, an excursion tion. fcn he An action was brought today by and testified to the kindness of the sergeants. The sergeants are Charles advanced $600,000 to $700,000 will be Bar-logiven to the resort, and on and RitPin Chambers Robert T. cock, J. Sully. He kept no personal record John D. Carnahan against Mr. Lessenger objected to this. He Jaapnese. Students followed him to Tuesday evening, June 14th, a' dance said:' If he will admit that he has Wilson. Novemnote made' on a these transactions. ter repromissory to admit-him and station the entreated Hawley Shift number one, which went on will be given, particularly for the ben- been ber 1, 1899, for $500. Judgment is ask- main. At that time the Japanese pubemployed receiving $45,000 profit from by the prosecuting 7 under the direc- efit of disciples of Isaac Walton, It be- witnesses hnd will tell who transactions.' He said the ed for $718.50 principal, Interest and lic believed Port Arthur would fall In duty at o'clock. Is employed tion of Sergeant Pincock and Is com- ing the eve of the expiration of the in the transactions closed Jan-"- attorneys fee, together with costs. I waive the objection. then forty-eighours and that the Japan-es- e him, of the following patrolmen: fishing la w. Shorts orchestra has A second action waa brought by the The mayor, who had been summontl, 1904, and were something like army would capture Moscow with- posed k been engaged to provide music for the N. A. Herrick, Orln Fred RitM. Tout, NK.W0. as a witness, pulled Lawyer Hened The next transaction yleld-- - same plaintiff against George esar the a in fortnight, thus bringing coming season. and John Hutchins. Profit of $41,000. Mr. Root read ter and Louisa J. Ritter on a promisderson by tbe coat tails and said in a to terms. The Hermitage, while being the oldShift number two, which will go on for Tell him that you stage whisper: showing that Hawley's profits sory note made November 1, 1899, duty at S oclock this afternoon, is un- est, Is one of the best mountain re- represent me." February were $105,000. Hawley $1,000. Judgment Is asked for $1,436 FIRST NEWSPAPERMEN Is made sorts In the state. Elaborate improveto that The court overruled this objection TO GO THE FRONT der Sergeants Chambers and there waa no Joint agree- - principal, Interest, attorneys fee and of ths following patrolmen: C. E. ments have recently been made and and Mr. Henderson was allowed to up nt and costs of suit the transactions were Lane, A1 Herrick, Zack Sleeth, George altogether the prospects point to a appear. George M. Ritter, Louisa J. Ritter TOKIO, April 1. Sixteen newspavery succesful season. Burton and Thomas Burk. in a and J. T. Ritter are defendants The defendant refused to plead on permen, mostly British and American, will be Shift number three Carnahan Dr. managed Montreal visited by third action In which the will for and this left ground that the court had no JurMojl morning by Sergeant Wilson and Is made up as GATE BALL AND RECEPTION. isdiction In the case and then the court on a promissory note made leave there on the 6th on a la plaintiff Japanese million ' A. B. Vance, Esra Farr, June 1$. 1902, for $1,250. Judgment transport for a destination which Is follows: entered a plea of not guilty. Thomas Frank Smyth, J. W. Women of Woodcraft InterRackham, $1,595.68, for principal. asked is MONTREAL, The defendant asked for a Jury trial Vary Diligently kept secret. April 1. Fire BotL est, attorneys fee and costs of suit. and this was granted. This is the first party of correspond- Felker and J. B. Entertained Their Friends gating In the bo-- rd of trade dist: When the new patrol wagon is placaoyed the ' The mayor was the first witness. He Last Evening. Hey wood ft McCormick are attorneys ents which the Japanese government buildings occupied in operation It will be In charge of ed cases. Watson Jack company and alx c waa for the plaintiff In all three to to the and front has permitted go put through a long examination Policeman Lane. flams. The losses will aggreg The inaugural ball and reception about gambling In Ogden and stated it is considered significant of a big WOO.000. RAILROAD EMPLOYEES' DANCE. land movement about ready or already of that the matter of Imposing fines did given last night by the Women STATE DENTAL A80CIATION. Woodcraft In honor of Chief Organiser not concern him, but was up to tbe Inaugurated. NAT'ONAL The fourteenth annual meeting of Camilla Maulsby, at s A big crowd was at Shlmbaah! staBANK8 Gsvs a Splendid Entertainment at Conleys academy, court. He related the circumstance of Utah Dental aeoclatlon will be held was an unqualified success. the tion and cheered the correspondents CALLED TO REPORT Dancing Academy Fully 600 Mr. Shepherd asking his permission to In Salt Lake City on April 8th and when they departed. Last Night. people were In attendance and every- carry a gun, which he refused. IsC. A. Scott, the complaining witness, 8IIIXGTON.April 1. The comp-o- f Marquis Ito returned from Korea to- 9th. The program which has been body had a splendid time. Thqse who Another very pleasant dance was welcome sued includes of an address the currency this an audience did st next and held not took the stand. On deliccards dancing dance and Dlgnan'a day Immediately played given last night morning Governor Wells, address by Pres- ious refreshments were served. by cal1 Jop a statement Brotherhood of the with United la believed that he admitted that he was adthe It emperor. of the academy by W. G. Dalrymple of Ogden, hear.The first prise at cards, a beautiful dicted to the morphine habit and had banka at the close Railway Employees. The attendance bis visit will result In furthering the cient of reports, reading of papers on Turkish rug, was won alness Monday. March 28th. was not very large, but the arrange- cordial relations between the. courts ing by Mrs. Ella Just come out of the hospital, where technical out carried subjects, elites and a ban- Mitchell; George Whltmyre won the he had been treated for that malady. of Japan and Korea. ments were no admirably Favorable quet at the Kenyon, mens first prise. Mrs. Maples got the When pressed for an answer as to that It proved to be one of the most report ON season: DOCK of LABORERS the AT dances ladies consolation prise and the mens where he got the money to hire an STATEHOOD BILL pleasant of all OBSERVANCE OF GOOD FRIDAY. rnn Relation was won to was PANAMA ball STRIKE ON changed the by O. W, Corey. attorney he said he received a $100 bill. At midnight 1. NEW Good dance. Mrs. R. R. YORK, Friday Pool's Howard Hall In sn unregistered letter, from relaand April Washington. Apri Payne an April mltte on was PANAMA. on a In L observed A dock the arrangements the thousand committee by tives In Illinois and that he changed April metropolis got booby terrltorl prises. The Tote authorised The committee on arrangements the bill at an Ogden bank. waa: M. A. Gould. Theodore Bath, A. laborers employed on the Panama rail- rather general exodus of Gothamites th Republic visits out of town. The was composed of William Doyle, Lillie At the time of going to press Mr. t. Stevens and T. L. Wallace: the floor road struck today for thirty certs an for week-en- d on -- tote D. steamers hour. The C. Thorbum, Axtec, Acapulco exchanges wU remain tflosd until Light. T. J. Smith, Alice Collins, Ada McCarty, who was present when the of t! committee waa William Coats. P. Plyer. J. M. and Ecuador cannot get their cargoes Monday, giving the people a three-day- s' Baker. Lillie Olsen, T. C. Morris, E. C. alleged assault was committed, was on nXewMex( Btohnma off. vacation. and India Olsen, Ella Chnnnetl, Mary Plgnon. the stand. Stone and Q. A. Nuthall. er . well-kno- - w W De-nb- er ar ht Had-loc- per-kn- tL dollar fire 1 . Dig-nan- . cross-examinati- on Is-j- jj. con-natio- : Zn Da-vl- a. |