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Show No. 63 VOL XIL Puhltalirft Daily at I0u&n Htal DEATH OF A GREAT formed his wife and then shot her behind the ear, killing her instantly. Then he shot himself. After all thi-th- e murderer dragged himself to the basement and opened the door to iiiak-Iappear that the murder whs the work of burglars. He hhl the revolver and then telephoned for the doctor Later Willoughby broke down and confessed his crime. An interesting part of Willoughby's confession was to the effect that his wife had been married for twenty years and that their entire married life had been unhappy. He met the woman who was the real cause of the tragedy on a train on a trip he taL The murdered woman was a promi- made to New York. He fell In love Mctho-.dlwith her. Two years ago she secured nent worker In the Park Place church. Last night she attend id a divorce from her husband, and then a church social without her huhand. Willoughby began supporting her and WilOn hiT return, she and Willoughby her two children in Chicago. quarreled, and, according to Ms state- loughby la 50 years old. and hia wife he chloro was three years his junior. ment after the murder, ,By ths United Press.) MILWAUKEE, Kerch 20. Georg' member of the Jewett-Pbernis- n Willoughby. company, and a prominent shot and busincM man of thle city, After thin morning. wife killed hie told by the to etory according ward, to the murder, the police, he confessed heand gave his reason that he had woman another with Infatuated roine four who he had been supporting for Wilhie wife, After tilling .earn Into his own loughby fired two shots It Is and over the heart, breast that hU lnjoriea wlU prove fa t ed st WORK ON THE STOESSEL BEN. SEES TEH YEARS TTO START AT ONCE England, March JO. The war ministry has decided to LONDON, Russian Work on the construction of the viaover Twenty-fourt- h street will duct Btoessel has been and GorbatovskL start at once, according to the statesentenced to ten years in prison for the ment of General Manager Bancroft, surrender of Port Arthur. He was to- made to a representative of The State day challenged to a duel In the court Journal at the union depot thla morn-nforbid the duel between Generals Pock g. yard by Admiral Nebogatoff. We will begin at once on the foundation work," said Mr. Bancroft, and ASK FOR LEGISLATION will rush the big bridge to completion as fast as possible." (By the United press.) Asked regarding thy construction of WASHINGTON, March JO. The pe- the proposed new freight depot and In tition of labor asking for legislation In other Improvements contemplated said: he the yards, Ogden Its Interests was presented In the sen"We cannot do anything In that line ate today. There was great confusion exand the presiding officer was compelled until the viaduct Is completed, but to rap for order frequently. It was pect to begin work on the many Imhere Just aa Anally decided to print the petition aa provements contemplated a public document and thousands of soon as that la possible." William Ashton, chief engineer of tho copies will be distributed throughout LABOR INTERESTS Short Line, accompanied Mr. Bancroft, who waa on his way home to Sale Lake from a trip over the division west of SENATOR W. J. BRYAN IS SERIOUSLY ILL Ogden. They came In on a special train at 10:10, and left a half hour later for Salt Lake. (By the United Press.) WASHINGTON, March JO. Senator CANADA IS WELCOME, W. J. Bryan, recently appointed from YOU. THANK Florida to fill a vacancy, I seriously 111 in this city and his recovery Is doubtTORONTO, Ont., March JO. Aa a reful. He suffered from a severe hem- sult of the arrival In Canada of a orrhage this morning which left him number of prominent anarchists from very weak, and a recurrence of this the United Ststes the authorities are would, it Is feared, prove fatal. entertaining fears that the cruaad; now being waged in the big republic SUICIDE OF FRANK will make the dominion the permi-nehome of North American "reds HOSFORD, NEWSPAPERMAN and the center of anarchist propogan-d- a. 0 fBy the United Press.) It la reported that Emma GoldWASHINGTON, March JO With hls man has been offered a life-loMiroat cut from ear to ear-anthe asylum In London, Ont, by a society of wealthy Jews of that place, and that knife under hls body Frank H. H aha may decide to accept the offer. Detroit correspondent here of the officials Immigrant Times and a number of either papers, The Canadian was found In the veslbule of a building have no method of identifying tfltl- -. on E etret thla afternoon. 'pf other "undesirable He died on the way to the heppltal. It Is thought sens," so that there Is little reatrfc- that Hosford committed suicide. The tlons upon their entrance Into this country. Police are Investigating the affair. the country. nt ng d, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1908 mu VISIT JAPAN BOOT IN TIE BISHOP iFy the United Press.) NEW YORK. March 20 Bishop I'li. ill, Henry Fowler of the Methodist Episcoiml church, and one of the must iioted divines In America, died at his home in this city this morning at the advanced aged of 71 yeara. HI wife, his son t'arl and a local altor-nt-y were at the bedside when the enl fame at 4:30 in the morning. Death resulted from heart failure, following; a rally from a severe attack of d label Is and after an operatiun performed the night before. liishcp Fowler had been inactive for a year when he euffered from a shock that it waa feared would result In hia death. He visited the local offices of the Meehndist book concern two weeks ago for the last time. Charles Henry Fowler was born in Huford. (mtario, Canada, August 11, 1837. He graduated from Genesee college in 1X50 and from the Garrett Biblical institute In 1X61. lie studied law, was itaalor of a Methodist church 1 1 Chicago for eleven yeara, waa president of the Northwestern university for two years, and waa correaiamding secretary of the missionary society of hi ihurvh In 1880. He was elected a bishop of the Methodist church In 1X84; visited Japan, China and Corea in 1888; organised the Peking and Nanking universities, and was stationed on the Pacific coast for eight- years. Hs founded the Maclay college of theolory in southern California and assisted la founding the Wesleyan university at Lincoln, Neb. He waa sene as a fraternal delegate to the Wesleyan conference In Great Britain In 1888. Ho was a man of great power and influence In hls church always CARPET i'j the I'liiicd Ircss ) STAMVUD UNIVERSITY. Cal.. Mart i: 'n - The student affairs committee refused to reinstate isclxe . tudi re Tuesday liiglit for a rv. t i:t against the faculty mi the drinking question This thm on the part of the school author!'. i.x i taken to be a deft to the i its who threatened 800 sc to go on a strike if (Ilf suspcndid student were not :i in Mated. The statement of the coimrit'.if was made public at iinon toWe sinceivlv day. In it they say: appi'i- i.ne the sentiment of tlie resolution submitted by the student body, but r no reason why we should retract what we have done. We will follow out our former policy." A nn-- , 'ting of the student body la ralho for loulght. This afternoon the student affairs committee is sitting to hear tiie statements of the Sort studeni who voluntarily signed a explaining why they participated In tlie recent demonstration. i susiH-iule- - m-- etin-fessi- THIS BABY IPS TWENTY YEARS OLDER THAN MOTHER 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I .it WELL, Mass., March JO. Mies Wllhelmlns Crawford, 21 years old, adopted yesterday in A 4 4 ATLANTA, Oa, March JO. By order of the superior court, the Central Bank A Trust corporation will today j pay the depositors of the defunct Neal with the exception of the state jbank, I and certain banka, a dividend of 10 per cent. The amount of the dividend will be J4J, 181.00, and it will be paid on an Indebtedness of 01,711.011.08, which Is the amount the Neal bank owea after Its Indebtedness to the Fourth National bank of New York, the Bank of company of New York, the Manhattan NEW MEXICO FOR TFAT. Atlanta Clearing House association, and the State of Georgia, To these L PASO. Texas, March 10. New creditors no dividend will be paid. :lcos delegation In the Chicago The receiver has approximately 1450,-00- 0 ention will be selected at a con-if- ,n In cash on hand. of the Republicans of the ter-yl- n Silver fSty tomorrow. 8ec--7 Taft la a great favorite through-Ih- e territory, and hls unanimous ITcment Is Its meeting a foregone conclusion. n last month the territorial committee Indorsed all the forty-on- Re-,c- members e NEW BRIDGE IS NEARLY READY con- - MS 1-- 8; 1-- 0; 1-- 8. 0-- 4; 0-- 4; - g; Oats-op- 7-- 8. 5-- 8; 4. WES The Inest information in ottlcial cirhere I to the effect tlmi Die representative of China will now extend an Invitation to lut tile fleet Visit tliufj union. loiter Tlie cabinet decided to accept tlie invitation of the Milutrio to have the American fleet visit Japan. The discussion of the matter was lengthy leu, ling tn Die adjournment of the cabinet an Imur arter th usuul time. limit said after the meeting that a formal note would he sent to Taka-hlr- a this afternoon adopting the cle Hec-reiu- ry LILLEY IS NOW I 44444444444444444 MILLIONS IH THE STEEL BUSINESS 444444444444444444 pro-redin- gs wk (By the United Press) WASHINGTON. March 29. n the submarine investigation today an examination of the navy department files showed that Lilley waa very active through letter, telegraina and telephone messages lo Secretary Metcalf In advocating tlie letting of contract for certain laista of the Lake company. There waa nothing Incriminating nor Irregular In (he esposure, but It raueed much smueement berauae of the position Lilley has taken In criticising members of congress for mixing In submarine boat matters. PROHIBITIONIST MINUS A NATIONAL LEADER COLUMBUS, 0 Mar. JO.-- WIth (he Prohibition National Convention now less than four months away, the leaders In Die movement are yet up In the air" as to a candidate for the presidency. A11 of the other partioa have logical candidates" In profusion, but the opimnents of the "ruin dempn" ha not been able to agree on a man, and the choice Is still apparently as far sway as. ever. Rosens of men have been mentioned as worthy tit Die honor, but few have more than local reputations and the Prohlbltlon-Ist- s are desirous of making the race with a strong man of undoubted states manshlp and ability. With a gain of n "dry" states In the Inst year, and hot prohibition and local option campaigns being waged In many other States, liquor has become a more Important Issue than ever before. The are hoping and campaign managers praying that the man may pet arise who can lead the Prohibition "hosts on to victory, or at least to a nearer approach lo It than ever before. The National convention will be held here on July 15. with 1,511 delegate GREAT BUZZING OF BEES representing the various States and WASHINGTON, March J. There Territories. will be a great bussing of presidential bees In Masonic temple on the night YALE BEGINS BASEBALL SEASON. of April J5 If the plans now being NEW HAVEN. Conn., March 20. made by the league of stale Republican cluba are fully carried nut It ti Tale baseball fans will witness the first announced that President Roosevelt, contest of tlie season on the New Hecn-tsrnt Fair- Haven diamond tomorrow, when tho Taft, banks, Governor Hughes, Senator Knox nine of the New York university will and Speaker Cannon and all the meet the Ells. The Tale players have other presidential aspirants will be in- shown up well tn their practice, and vited to the banquet, and all are ex- little trouble la anticipated In administering a drubbing to the New Yorkpected to be present. ers.. The ball season Is as follows: At home games March 21, New York CALIFORNIA ATHLETES. SAN FRANCISCO, March 20. Track university; March 11, Manhattan; Apand field meets nn the coast tomorrow ril 9, Tufts college; May 2, University Include the University nf California vs. of Pennsylvania; May 6, Georgetown; Olympic club, at Berkeley, and Uni- May 7, Syracuse; May 9, Phllllps-And-ove- r; h; versity of Southern California va. StanMay It, Weseylan; May 16, ford, at Palo Alto. The baseball nine May Jl), Amherst; May 27, of ehe University of California plays a Brown; May JO, Princeton; June 7, scries of two games today and to- Holy Cross; June 10, Louisiana state morrow with St. Vincents college st college; June IS, Cornell; June 23, Los Angeles. Harvard. half-dose- Vice-Preside- The city council will next Monday evening, refuse to grant the petition of the Ogden Rapid Transit company for a franchise on Wall avenue street. This routh of Twenty-iflft- h waa decided at a meeting of the special committee which waa held at the city hall this morning. Whether this disposes of the matter finally still remains to be seen. Last evening a joint meeting was held, attended by all members of the city council and the representatives of the Harriman railroad system, anl the ordinance waa thoroughly discussed. The representatives of the Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, and Oregon Short Line objected to the granting cf the franchise, claiming that should the city allow the building of a street railway along the avenue that It would act aa an estoppel against the construction of many warehouses which are likely to be built along the avenue. in that the railroads would then be prevented . from ' . (Ailldlng spur tracks to the said proponed warehouses, Street Supervisor Joseph Saunders announces that the temporary bridge CHICAGO GRAIN over the Ogden river at the mouth f United (By the Press.) the canyon will be ready for traffic am would besides seriously Interfere rHICAGO. March 10. The following Sunday. The river bed has been par- with the general plan 'of the railroads flotations were reported today: Wheat Open. 00 tially filled In and the balance of the for future Improvement In Ogden. high, 98 Representatives of the street railway ,nw. 85; closed. 05 distance spanned by a temporary j that the proposed The surface has been raked people protested rom-Op- en. bridge 07 07 high, en-- I would not Interfere with any of track ,nw- M over, smoothed and rocks of clean closed. Of en, qbllng automobiles or bicycles to pass the Interests of the 9 railroads, and 55; high, 55; low, 54 stated that the construction of the line to. 54 over the structure with safety. . FIRE representative)! nf the foreign powers. that would the fleet those si Yokn-""ii- a. Nagasaki and Kulie. The best j Hell, iruge and the most available plac for stopping is ai Tnkio. This visit to Jjiun will ileluy the return nf the fleet to America for nearly a month. Ten days nr Iwn weeks will be sjient in Thnv are thre harbor s DIVIDEND BY GEORGIA BANK PROVIDENCE. R. I., March 10. Rhode Island Democrats are beginning to gather In Providence for the state convention tomorrow, when delegates will he elected to the Denver convention. There Is every indication that the delegates from this state will he Pledged tn support Bryan. The cento committee has passed resolutions indorsing the candidacy of the Nebraskan. in-l- the Siiierior court as her son, A FOR ERE CITY Butler, who la 46. Miss 4 Crawford, who la well to do. 4 says that Butlers parents died 4 when he was a boy. He waa 4 brought up In her father's fain- - 4 lly Hnd she got to entertain 4 such motherly fueling for hltn 4 Arrangements are lielng made for that shp determined to have 4 hi as a son. 4 tlie construction of fins escaes nn the 4 4 various city school buildings. Today KiiicrinU!idi!iit William Allison was In conference with Chief Paine on the matter, and the two made a visit to several of tlie buildings. It has hen HE A practically decided to make these Improvements, but the exact nature nf the same has not yet been decided upon. It Is likely, however, that the spiral chute scheme will be adoptid. By thla method it does not make any difference how many attempt to use the escsie at ones, as It empties Itself So O (By the United Press.) 4 (By the United Press.) fast thiit there ie room for all. 4 4 NEW YORK, March JO. The annual WASHINGTON, March JO. 4 Senator LaFnllette today Intro- - 4 report o fthe United States Steel com- ECHO OF HOLY duced a bill In the senate pm- - 4 ROLLER TRAGEDY 4 vi'JIng fur a tariff commission to 4 pany made public today shows gross BRATTLE, Wash.. March JO. Es4 revise the present schedules on 4 receipts for 1107 of approximately 0757, ther Mitchell, who killed her brother, 4 a business basis. The question 4 1)14,7(8; operating expense (5(4.168.-77- 7 George Mitchell, In July, 1906, and who 4 arose as to whether this was a 4 with (517.0X3,855 for for some time has been confined In the compared 4 p rojer senate measure as all 4 1XI(; surplus 015.178,837 against Washington State hospital for the In4 measures providing for the rals- - 4 with 057,056,854 sane, Is reported to have fully recovcompared 4 ing of revenue muet originate In 4 for 1906. ered her sanity and may yet be tried 4 the house. Senator LaFulIette 4 for her crime. The Oregon officials ar 4 announced It as hia Intention to 4 ARGUMENTS BEING anxious to bring the girl to trial. sub4 4 address the senate on the The Mitchell cane waa one nf the HEARD IN RUEF CASE 4 ject within the next few days. 4 most famous In the criminal annals hia bill lie will 4 4 In the meantime nf the Northwest. Esther Mitchell waa (By the United Press.! 4 HAN FRANCISCO, 4 upon the table. March 10. When lured from her home by lYophet" 4 4 the district court of appeals met to Frans Creffteld, an Itinerant preacher of the Holy Roller" sect. Onffleld consider the Ruef habeas corpus SWIFT VIRGINIA JUSTICE. this morning Prosecuting At- was killed by George Mitchell, who was torney Heney made a motion that the maddened hy the wrongs suffered hy RICHMOND, Va.. March 20. Wal- reduction of bail be denied nn the his sister at the hands of the prophet." ter Rlppey, colored, convicted In tin grounds that there was a bench war- The young man was acquitted, after a Tame-r-- 1 rant covering all the Indictments. sensational trial, and while he was xy, will be ahnged ! fre.fi trdny. The negro was cat Attorney Murphy made a counter argu- receiving the congratulation! of relament In behalf of Ruef. The argu- tives and friends, waa shot and killed the day following hia crime, and, tried, cor.vnled and seilen.od ments are being continued this after- by Esther Mitchell. The girl was adjudged Insane and lodged In the Washnoon. t.i death within mir days ington Plate Asylum. J.iiiii-- sts RHODE ISLAND FOR BRYAN. By the United Press) WASHINGTON. Man li 20 - it that the Anu rii uii fie, t ir..i visit Japan in it triji nr, mml tin U ill'll!. it aa given nut in nrfiei.il circles tmlay that Die Mikailn li.ni tx teiulial a I r,ilial itiv ll.iii.in tn Inive Die fleet visit Japan u a purl nf it regular program In circumventing the The invitation w.ih i xl. ii.l. ,1 glotic. through tlie slate ileparuueut iv Takahira yeMcnhiy. It in ug iliHeUHSeil at the meiting nf the resilient's cabinet tmlay. ShniM the Inilldtinii In accepted. It is thought thHt It would put ail end effectually tn all idle talk nf war In tween tlie two nations The neceptunee nf the initiaiimi created deep interest In ntlleml circle. Tlie news waa at nce rubied hy Die a part of the general plan for a loop connecting with the Washington avenue line and that the residents of the First ward wanted the road built. The latter statement was liorne out by a number of residents of the ward, who said that they needed the line badly and were anxious ic have It constructed. But It Is understood that the purpose of the petitioners waa to have the line continued or Thirty-fourt- h either to Thirty-secon- d street on Wall avenue. while the map filed by the street csr company shows that the line shall go to Thirtieth street, thence east on Thirtieth istreet to Grant, and street. south to Thirty-fourt- h After listening to the arguments pro and con the council referred the whole matter to the committee to consider this morning, which It did at 10:10 with the result above stated. While the members do not give out any Information on the matter, It la claimed that the general sentiment of (he council is against the granting of the franchise. This, however, will nol likely be the reason given In the report of the committee. It is understood that they will recommend the rejection of the franchise upon that the same Is loosely and irregularly drawn and cannot be adpt-f- d In Its present form. whs merely Dar-mout- 1 th-.-- BURNS IN OGDEN TO FERRY AND CUTTER FOR IMMIGRATION SERVICE . (By the United Press) WASHINGTON, March 10. The house today took action authorising the construtcion of a steel ferry for 8150.-00- 0 and a steeel cutter costing (250,-00- 0 W. A. Burns, representative of the for the Immigration service at Ban Western Federation of Miners, arrived Francisco. The measure was proposed In the city yesterday afternoon from by Congressman Hayes of California. Virginia City, Nevada, and last evening addressed the bartenders union GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL and the painter and decorators. Mr. AT CHICAGO ON FIRE Burns is in Ogden In the Interest of A dispatch received hy the De Witt Steve Adams, who is on trial at Tellu-rid- e, Colorado, for the murder of Ar- Lowe brokerage company of this city thur Collins In that city some time ago. late this afternoon stated that the Mr. Burns will remain In Ogden for Grand Pacific hotel at Chicago was on several days, and will address every fine and that tre Indication were that union In the city. there would be a serious conflagration. HELP ACCUSED MINERS |