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Show THE FATE OF HARRY KENDALL THAW LEFT WITH JURY OF HIS PEERS ss Continued far away from both a nervous collapse. The ferocious - attack physical from the law 1. Jerome vigil began in real earnest, With the passing of the case borne heavily upon the| newspaper into in the first Hegree, because there was oe Giiy desi 4 rea reniaciigtion: murder A ‘he a aoa pe me ' 7 ae ae the) the crowd rapidly melta corporal's guard of men, court officers and there spec- was design se Teint entee ne be Pumcdiaak hee there. tators remained and these,easy th too, departed _|) meitherag deslen , i \ : ' noraT premeditation, but when shortly before 6 o'clock the jury tinerely the heat of passion; or lastly was taken out for dinner "not guilty because of Ineanity oe Justice Fitzgecald adJourned court wll "Gentlemen of the jury It ts for couno'clock, and went out to dinner with sel to appeal to you as they ine mselves ings clash word phone buoyed the up during the active proceed-|Clerk of of the trial. He thrived : on the| forensic arms-the shouting of} eaptains and the fighting The address of Delmas had hopes fo the highest pitch keyed when and dearly prized lberty. Justice 1, But) sent) One of White's Letters. the Interim a letter written late Stanford White was made public Jt I am the awfullest comes when Jerome quence, began Thaw began Fitzgerald -.. their duty. To me the duty to letter by flame inds the| the passions and to from the issue in turn your trial to to Evelyn Nesbit | another case js not considered the duty reads ‘My Dear-/| @! counsel on the Atlantic seaboard. . of frauds when It "Your oath binds you to render your writing. It Is no use. 1| Verdict upon the evidence and that have what Peter Dooley called ‘Writo-| 2lone You must reach your vyerdlet phobia' and a bad case of that, but I; ¥¥ Purely and plainly an Intellectual do not ‘see what use mushrooms are process, as you would dispose of a Cut st out problem of geometry an equation Sn ‘By the way. when is that Fall River| 4!gebra, or a sum in arithmetic. You Baaiwenite faneall? ; are to be the sole Judges of this Issue "The social whirl has opened and js|%*nd you are to judge by the facts. You whirling along It is really quite good.) MUSt take the law as the court gives to At that I am glad you are having such a} !! ae you ; good time. The dose of home after all If we are going into the question of is the very best medicine any of us ean| §3 mpathy in this trial, it can be played take, Whatever you do, do not come|¥PoOn by both sides. Have you thought be found. Jerome Fascinated . Mrs, Thaw was Little ward, with blanched With Terror. leaning face as far If held some strange fascination by the ing tones of the district attorney Mrs. William Thaw was grave motionless. of relatives the mute The who defendant and for- in |) cy rasp- prettier and more alluring that you| 0! the widow In Cambridge eee Nene under those circumstances, I erless boy in Hacvard? arinot 5 responsible for my actions, and that you may see that there would be real "thrubble."" Sa no|S¥mpathy has naught and others of the Broup | ristake, and then perhaps there would | !*suen here." have stood nobly by |). one less mushroom in the world. Mr. Jerome during apprehensive. his ordeal were | Thew ‘Gariousiv turned Laenice eae when Lovingly: are you 2 coming | run the next examinations | reminding the fath- I mention this the question of to do with the quoted of them and at the length twelve of their oaths and from jurors what back In appealing glances to Dennas:| tae ha ae the letter was written they promised who sat by. ; 1s Jooked as if the reference to ‘"mush"Whether you believe the story iold Jerome emptied the vials of his scorn, loa and Peter Dooley should read by this girl, whether or not you believe sarcasm, wit, frony and innuendo upon lsiees "shoula be one less mushroom in| the sublime renunclation she made the heads of the defendant and his the pearls The letter ts dated April| of Thaw's offer cf marriage, your symwife. He riddled the insanity theory- ll. no year. The writing js difficult to pathles are bound to assert themselves making sport incidentally of those Seas aut ; ih one form or another. There is here same ru a Te tac his own (the Ce | Toue element to arouse your passion state's) alientstsgiad declared Thaw inre You can't help tt t yhe r > sane only a week ago, and by which | JEROME'S SCATHING ADDRESS, ; to consider ocur eee rye muee ee the prosecutor based his own eloquently ca jit aside and gulde yourse Ives solely by expressed conviction that "it would be ! District Attorney Flays Prisoner am | tabeltectnal processes.' brutal to try this man (Thaw) for his| Wife and Tears Defense to Tatters. Mr. Jerome discussed the question of life. : "Gentlemen He passionately defended the memory of Stanford. White, threw Hummel overboard, but retained his famous af- of the jury," sald Mr. Je-| reasonable doubt. rome, arising when the court had|4 doubt as a man opened, "from all 1 can judge from the] Matters pertaining papers-I having been absent-you have affairs and nothing He said {t would to his more was act own such upon in private fidavit of and: rejected t®e]/heen wandering through a mere field} "It must be a doubt of which you are thory Evelynscornfully Nesbit's renunciation | o¢ -omance for two days. The life of ajTeasonably certain. A reasonable doubt and the disinterested devotion of Harry | human being is not to be Judged onj/8 not a mere whim ae such premises. ‘The issues here cannot| "On the subject of insanit ol ere He stamped the shooting a deliberate, premeditated, murder, a sordid, common vourder-end a eaee stamped da barker of White as he aeeRrnined by quotations ceiaane cold-blooded scriptures. You have been enjoined by] "terderloin" | ine court to make up your verdict sole-| Thaw.as.a cold-/4. "The aun Hite Ba the ara eictes ~ He bit his fi -nails « ERIKA YG taaek oe ra 5 Pra enitted: his atti- seg Ay ae Recess Sha court 1e | ess brought prosecutor him only Riau ieee aaicdea had reconvened and wieadlis ap to ¢-om ee though a hoe Back ae delgerees . of a whip Ere applied to Wouhae ca €45 eka kept Brae kept Be ee it soAes a not punish . "Thovsshalt at The Charge it the mere justly punish- ose ee ee {mportant be of > ee "Important as it life: should be put equally sake 5 is that no human gut unjustly, Jt is eee Btn was laid down to you. You swore hls act, or that it is wrong. You did not swear to bring this dementia Amer!¢ana Into the case." eee ere - "dementia i me America- 5 > deroms Ww wih -s _. ‘Dementia Arieticans; men, ~ he - no. place in your: verdict in|SWore ge ae You would accent only that form of inSanity which deprives a man of the Knowledge of the natuce and quality of ‘as « eireactie inflection. to the community upheld. examined to take no higher law is the the de- ara Pete until 4:15 snebled Thaw the jnse pent of the court I have gone "Dementia Americana-that flaunts the res en the judge began his} further than I should have gone in| ¥Oman for whom it kills through the charge It was a model of brevity and riakiie certain statements {n court, I| Capitals of Europe for two years as its eee and yin strict adherence {Ol have nothing but regret for it. This is|™lstress. Is that the higher law? No e a paps as it concerned the per-|4 time for us all to lay aside our ani-|s¢ntlemen, the higher law does not hinge sona ortunes of Harry K. Thaw, It] mosities.. The issue here is not to be|/itself under the hem of a woman's pore heavily against him determined upon my personallty or upskirt. ae Beene ws aker end weaker AS|on that of the counsel for the defense "Dementla Americana-is that the law Ene Jus ce proceeded divesting the "Keep clearly in mind that while the} Which puts a woman up to tell of her case oY ell sympathy and bringing the|defendant's counsel stand for the de-|Shame-or misfortune, as the case may ere ee te face with the plain letfendant individually, there is another|be-to all the world in the hope it will Ha ena eicnes tes rs uae mn Justice had / ae canes Sateen ee: alate coo ak y. a terrae an prepa SERGE or Sa Ena After talking mother and Meo SalKe with sisters and eee ' . while longer axe niG a with collapse.| side, the side of the people, of whom|®hleld a worthless you are a part. This is no action be-| demand? tween the executors : his Stanford White lyin wire | stot® 294 Harry Thaw, and it is to-de-| ‘do in termine orwhether what excusable, ae ee ow N|flable ; ewhat more) w out "That is not life, .3e the people's kind of law just you oe punished the ald of a diagram, he didwhether was justi-|hOW Thaw moved or hel] before and after for It, aa bia to the showed about the the Jury roof) garden the shooting. He. re testimony of James Clinch will assure you that, not upon the| Smith. banrorN yes of | word of the counsel, but upon ig evi-|,.‘""Do you remember Truxton Beale ae Pes ue ae dence you are bound by your oaths to| 4nd the case of two men and a woman?" pach iviesh Inner.) decide this case. On the evidence ]| Thaw asked Smith. her Rei ® ere will try to point then with Counseller Dan O° Rell and| corting her, 4went dinner. Tha €s-| dinner was sent in to him f nw is defendant's crime or excusable and punished. young Mrs. Thaw was compelled ee walk aliens the entire length of the rest Ruth SER t rostered e or BAR GRE Sue pea ee ree 83; : Garvin explained c of amily that Im-|and unis defendant; it is not a trial to|SWore to accept and a you do It, men, they secured a| determine whether Evelyn Nesbit was|¥You Violate your oat ‘the commissioner |ravished by Stanford White. It Is anYork] js-| Witnesses Mr. Jerome took the evidenceandof with the ahr te to calm the! sue between the people of New upon the direct case. awhile 5 See ineiaeete ee ith ig Nesbit Thaw, went Young Mrs. Thaw concluded] Maan misiekiow oan (his nueletadkoaracall perts who appeared atau ddrivie tHe: etc! Pale and anxious, on she ene ey the Ee witness Ss passed them 4 scare not out to you was not ‘that he entitled to that this} that this justiffable| should be say "Perhaps, - gentlemen, learned friend from the Pacific slope remembees perhaps he remembers that case' of dementia Americana "Thaw walked deliberately across roof garden and in such a manner that is enemy should have no chance to defend himself, then turned suddenly and, holding the pistol so close (to Stanford Saareeet cee nenge gender tn the, tee carer : r. Jerome went briefly into the law covering the various classes into which rat sbigi Know -him because of tra the eae powder ae marks, beanie oF !4nd fired once, twice, three times." Mr. Jerome picked up the et from the table, and e spoke the words, nunctusted them by pulling the eres three times "TDeliberately he shot the man who had barred him from clubs, taken from him loved and threatened to take her away again, and then, my learned opponent tells you he stood with his arms extended, like a priest dismissing a congregation. I did Ace, see anything in thé evidence about tha Hie held the pistol up that the people present might ‘Know that there would be no more shooting, in order to prevent a panic, Wheo the man who arrested him asked him why he did it, the prisoner answered, ‘He rulned my pier tie did not s. ‘lL am the apostle of God, appointed ‘to kill the ravisher of pains virgins s "No, my friends. this apostle of God business came after this defendant had the advice of my friend, Dr. Evans." into the details of regarding Thaw''s actions after the killing, and sald that there was not one thing that did not show calmness, coolness and rationality. "He was rational, he was calm," went on ‘the district attorney Mr. Jerome made fiery attack upon Evelyn Nesbit referring to her Sareastically as the "angel child," sayIng she seemed always ready to go to the "human ogre who had atcipped her of her virtue.' Jerome denounced Evelyn's story as false. evidence justified them in| Just a liftle too hot for the coal man. q Just cool a li@le or the to 1ce man. Just about for Hart, ner rig ht SchaffMar x clothes. They sons fit all and all se a~ shapes hite's head CHARGE $18 to $40, worth more. Justice that TO Fitzgerald after he was THE JURY. Defines Legal dead Prin- cipals Governing Twelve Men. New York, April i0.--Judge Fitzgerald Line ts the jJucy sald: "Gentlemen the Tary att now betena my duty to give you &uch Instructions aS are necessary to enable you to perform your duty as jurors, and to de| fine for your pee Ry the legal prin; ciples by which you ar be governed } in reaching your Daub on the eviin ¢ dence. 172 MAIN STREET. VIG is particularly gratifying to What me law for Justifiable The Difference in in the "Everything must be eonsidered and premeditaquestion of deliberation tion As 1 have before instructed you, if you are satisfied from the evidence that the defendant committed the act without deliberation and premeditation your verdict shall be murder in second degree. The defendant under this indictment may be conyicted of murder in either of lis degrées or may be convicted of manslaughter in elther of its degrees provided you belleve in the. heat of passion he fliced defendant "When {It appears the there Is a had committed a crime and of his reasonable doubt as to the dégree gullt hé can be convicted of the lowest degree only. "As J have tried to impress on you throughout the trial the character of the victim furnishes neither excuse nor justification of the crime. Ife was éntitled to the protection of the law, no matter whether his character was good or bad. Private wrongs are not recognized by our 1 w. Law Protgets ALL Classes. "No wrongs of this kind are recognized under our government. Mvery individual is under the protection of the law. The good, the bad, the exalted and the humble are alike under its shield and protection of it, as has been stated by an eminent Judge, "The general bad character of a party killed cannot be used to show the defendant'is not guilty of homlcide.' The life of the most abandoned is equally entitled to the protection ot the law as tne most victuous, In THAW PARTY PERTURBED. Many Mowls of Awaited Anxiety Jury's They Verdict. New York, April 10.-Racked by soulwearying anxiety and suspense, the immediate members of Harry Thaw's tamily remained in the court room awalting the results of the jury's deliberations. As the time wore on the strain under' which they labored was plainly told by their haggard faces. Harry Thaw in a fever of Year paced the prison anteroom adjoining the court room under the eye of a deputy sheriff, puffing in almost uncontrolable excitement a big, black cigar In the family party there were the defendanUs wite, Florence Eyelyn Nesbit Thaw; his aged mother, Mrs. William Thaw, and his sisters, the Countess of Yarmouth and Mrs George Lauder Carnegie, and his brothers, Josiah and Edwacd, From time to time messengers and members of counsel joined the group Continued on Page 10. +» - French Millers Busy. Paris, April 1-Freneh = millers have long enjoyed peculiar advantages in importing wheat and = exporiing flour, and thése will be greatly incréased if the goveftimment grants a petition emanating from the big millers of France. which ‘asks for still more favorable conditions-conditions, fact, which would make French competition. a serious thing even in Germany, ~DRPIERCES~ eee. DISCOVERY FOR THE BLOOD.LIVER.LUNGS. Encore. 0 oas j LITTLE ONES WORKED HARD|Z% ,that1 Elks andC Others Real Show Mirth ence oome Rea Win ki C} ts voking otunts P a People on Earth, and hundreds of gathered at the Salt Lake theatre! ant for the first performance of] Elks' big show. They beran. corm-| at 7 o'clock and kept on coming un- the ing til 8:5, and they stayed for a full It three] audience got as 4 sin.'' his money'=|% 4 4 4 4 neous 4 applause that greeted vers give cipal umbers given adn ees any the two prir Ory es that it was most appreciated of the single parts of the show Peete oa of bene Atile Gite 1é 1 ‘ Tots iris Make ranging Hit. n (to 2. sang | When the with with pany a spirit of age 4 ? 4 %. 4 % # other say you / or ; & : % 7 ‘ 4 may : are inter- 4 J ‘ j 3 ‘ Correct Clothes.. 4. to call and learn b4 8 4 actions prove the sincerity of their claims. . é Gardner Clothes have long been in the 4 appear-| to 5 a oe : . , ested only in: knowing who can deliver the goods-by ie . lead ‘ 4 % 7 as ° Without saying more, we invite you 4 about 6 them. As low as $7.50; as high as $40; many prices be- 4 o the "com-|% of veterans|¢ in voice, unity of action and stage 4 5 others say, enthusiasm | the older mombers of theic work was that $ '$ applies as may what 4 rom 2 3 4 But after all, it | matters not what Band is Playing | % childish - habit we that was contagious, and, in comparison |% Dixie' 44 ‘‘pardonable as well things. |% 4 2 ; %4 y . Clothes-selling to chil "51:8 byiy the e children's !% cip showed a g The worth-and then some, Viewing the show] @ as an amateur production, and It is one 2 of a high order the only Adverse criti4 cism possible is that it is too long, and|Z fthat eriticlsm should be made it would 4 revert right back on the audience, which A insisted on encore after encore until the 4 performers had to refuse from sheer 4 4 As how; considered be 4 One must surely be looking for trouble if he attempts to select from the dozen or more specialtics any one of special merit above the others, but the sponta g4 4 ? should ever, 4 4 g weariness. 4 4 4 ability or his own product. p @ 4 4 hours The lower floor of the theatre| was filled to {ts capacity, as wer the first two circles, and, best of all, every one in the large , 3 over-enthusiastic ‘ A regarding his own <a . 44 4 ue natural everyone should become ¢ 44 Best them, sad ing 4{4 Audi-|%% Fro- DENYS : y 4 _ val \ ¢ The e Habi Habit After Is. Men. Lee. GARDA ey y that Homicide Hed Specialties and Regular Num- % bers Call for Encore 47 of Innocence, "For what would be deliberation and premeditation in one moy fall short in another, Men diner physically and mentally. Each case must depend upon its own Mmérits. One case may be proved by a long teain of circumstances, another by a few facts, still another by the manner in which it was done; another used, the time and place the an is guilty because the grand jury ndieted him¥for murder in the first de-| gree, but you are entitled to consider| that on the records they said the un- q Copyright 1907, by] Hart Schaffner £5' Marx! ny to the are classed as "Homicides not criminal justifiable homicides Homicide is just flable when committed in the lawful defense of the slayer of his wife or child or master or servant or anybody connected with him {n close relation, "The defense here is that the defendant was insane at the time he committed the act and the law applicable to the defense of insantty js found in seetion 2 and 21 of the penal code. Seetion 20 provides that an act done person who ts an idiot, imbecile or lunatle ts not a crime "This language Is very broad and would appear to apply to all persons of unsound mind without a consideration of the degree of insanity I "Rut the words of section 21 to which former direct your attention Ijmits the section as follows: ‘A person {is not excused from criminal llability except upon proof that at the time of the committing the alleged criminal act he was labor{ng under such a defect of ceason as either not to know the nature or quality of the act he was doing, or not to know that it was wrong ‘"Refore murder in the first degree can be established It is essential that it should appear that there are some actual deliberation and premeditation before the ctual occurrence of the act. The aldeliberate ones is of necessity a question of fact @"lways for the aces of the jury ssfd; You than eee Hn ane Dementia Americana-what ait ewentlelemen, have had no easy task.|™mentla Americana waits and ur heat the battle I have/#lares at ita enemy for three years and transcended the courtesy due to coun- ae kills?anes waits three long years el, I will beg you to overlook {t. If in| 4"d grows bitter and then strikes. Delivered. z a for ee Vin edota' al Bidrese with ththoceninee' Biblical) see q qudtationss| NS:) shall g evidence. for the defense have| responsibility of a human IHife| upon them. But there has been| a responsibility equally grave upon the} prosecution "The law is not a cruel law. It does} temporary He the attorneys had the resting earefully Would not inject any Idec as of your own {nto your judgment, but take the law as to answer APRIL 11. 1907. $4 "You must take the law absolutely from the court, but of the facts you are the sole ude A defendant in « eriminal action ts presumed to be inno cent until the contrary can he proved nnd the ease of a reasonable doubt he is entitled to it. oT me begin by Instructing you on the law of homictde The tatut on homicide is divided Into divisions which are again sub-divided. The two chief divisions are homicide that ts erimi{nal and homicide that is not. Criminal homiejdes are classed os murdec In the first degree, murder in the second degree, and manslaughter in the first and second de grees HIomicide, unless it is excusable o: JustifNable, is murder in the first degree, when committed with deiibecate design to effect the death of the person killed. If committed with design to efwithout premeditation it constitute murder in the first would design to effect death of passion with a deadly weapon that would constitute manslaugh ter in the first degree. All lessec criminal homicides are embraced within defilnition of manslaughter in tne second degree. arias opened his fire of elo(to rake the defense to twist and wiggle In his echair-his face became yellow, his eyes blazed, he turned spasmodically to his relatives who sat just behind him and sought consolation where alas in this extrame moment there was little LAKE CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, Presumption that he would remain within teler ore e the evidence only to~ an appeal upon In call and answer any suMMONS| niet Counsel should not inject other upon him things into this case, An effort to In- made his he! scemed to be chaffing when he entered eourt this morning at the restraint of the few hours that remained behind him Penny. here Was accused man c . For the first time since the beginning| of the trial he seemed to realize in all| its seriousness his position. His san-| gEvine temperament has kept himj|®% SALT that you were selected by the people and the defense as falr-minded men after the examination of %37 men and the peremptory challenges on each side had been exhausted with which you were severally certain the condition of mind of 4m impartial Juror must have you with that spirit of Juatice whien ihe Statute regulating the act of the orderly are governed "The admonition so frequently given at the close of the sessions of this trial were given In accordance with the law that you might remain impartial. Let me impress upon you the importance of the issue you are to decide; "The life of the deceased was in the protection of the law and had been taken by this defendant and the defendant is with faltering steps and averted face | Masiselppl river." Ue apa SE and returned immediately to the cited ne b a lly a had|inal courts building. Then the weary)... four Ceres ee ey j verdicts returned nad by you-murder Justice Fitzgerald's charge, hands of the jury latter had strictly followed|ed away. Only had REPUBLICAN, and] made on the defendant and his wife} in his impassioned summing up and the| severity of though the Page INTER-MOUNTAIN homicide deseribing each is divided, "If you find that this defendynt was insane when he killed White it Sa your duty to say so in your verdict rou do not say so Jt Js because you belle that this erline was justifiable. Justl,y fiable does not mean dementia Ameriecnana; it means self-defense. Bult when man sits with his head In his hands and is deliberately shot with a pistol held so close to him that after the shooting the victim's own brother-inlaw did not recognize him, it can hard- * . i" ¢ x tween 4 4 4 4 % 4 AS when 4 Vv; plause 4 announced, the curtain went up the company ‘got good and ready with men, face at 8:15, and the stage was 4 pretty girls ana neatly attired young| flanked on either side by the black artists. These parts were taken by Red, White and ¥ 4 4 SNANAAASASAANA ESN EAA ANNSESENSENRSRSANARNLY Fred Wood, Lester Freed, David Dunbar, J. C. Redman, Dana T Smith, Joel Priest and John Critchlow In the mk i dle of the stage, immediately in front { J. Cc. Leary, the interlocutor, were Mrs. A. J. Davis and Mrs. E. Boufosky and Miss Kathleen Fitzpatrick, the principal soloists. ; 4 4 Z filled] : 4 4 . ance The other special number given 4 by the children was a drill that was exeZ euted with grace sia precision and Z brought forth round after round of ap-|A This was , a INCESSANT 4 4 SANSA une I IN HIRIES CAL AAAS ° FS B ea y. Blue Finale. eee Gta The several songs given by Miss Fitzpatrick were among the most enjoyable The numerous - inquiries Wednesday verdict of "guilty'' is read today. features of the program, and the spe-| night concerning the outcome of the | Among the male portion of the city opincialties by Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Boufos- |] Thaw trial indicated the great interest | lon is divided and sentiments for and ky were extremely clever and were well] aroused locally by the sensational case | against Thaw's acquittal have been exreceived. As the grand finale was pre-| which has been In the Imelight for the | pressed many times within the past few sented, there was a shower of red, white] past three months. The Republican tele- | days. Some have sald that it would be and blue streamers from family circle] phones were kept ringing «almost con-| inhuman to rob Evelyn Nesbit Thaw of and gallery that fell over the players] stantly during the early hours of the |"her busband after the great sacrifice she with artistic and inspiring effect evening when the verdict of the jury | has made to save him, and others, ImTo' treat a buncn of fun seriously, the} was expe seted to" be given | pressed the showing which the show is one of the best amateur produc"liow's Thay What was the ver-| "learned district attorney"' has made in tions of its kind ever given by the Best] dict?" ‘Is the jury In yet? came over! the trial, have answered that it would People on Earth or anywhere else. The] the wire so frequently. that the tele-| be inhuman to Evelyn to have the young crowd would not let Exalted Ruler Thomphone boy got ticed of Thaw and began] milllonaire sent back to her. as Homer say all he wanted to say when]to freeze up. He was greatly relieved And there are many who do not class he tried to make an announcement, but] when the flash came that the jury was! as a fool the old man who was heard to the theme of the speech that he did not] jocked up for the night and the verdict} say Wednesday,, while walking along give was to the effect that there are still] would not be rendered until some time| Main street: "| wish the Lord could good seats left for the final performThursday at the earliest take part in rendering the verdict, but ance will be given tonight Local sympathy seems to be with the) I don't belleve Fle been able to stay in defendant in the case, and many Salt: the « ourt room long enough to get the [Lake will be wrung if i cvidence maidens' he arts DEATH BY STARVATION YH G, A, MEMBERS AT BANQUET BOARD MINER WENT BROKE AND LOST HIS WATCH Gave It to Strangers and s ‘ Disappeared-Both ‘ for Robbery. Jailed [ica se Ge aast mane in tne Seventy-five New and New York hospital Iie came to th P city last. November from. Oberiin,|. Gather in Gymnasium Ohio, H J. B. Smith and Charles arrested about S : ‘ S. were P 12 S charges the men with having; S©W stolen his watch Carter came to Salt Lake several STE the days ago enroute to Bingham, where he is to go to work. He remained in Salt Lake a little longer than he had expected and his money where he had worked his way through college, devoting himself es-| Vander- | Pecially to music, as he had a voice | o'clock| 2 great promis Then, having saved| . sufficient money toGAVEcare ROEfor wa his mother ART OC vntG eG Wednesday night by Patrolman Kelley | * on a complaint made by P. Carter, tee a mining man from Ouray, Colorado, ee who | | slowly New York, April 10.-Afier starving himself so that he might have money to gratify his See tor musical training, John G IcFadden It gave " a ree z OPK ie : * aaah feel ' ane < venta a + i fe ' & a ‘Ther " ; oe tirac of mus Soe oO = er. - Fi a te out. hinnet and thinner, - Per, Bee hair naa ae could get the Carter money, Carter oa save f ae a he and stepped up he refused . with him to bar-| any- Calls Officers. susp! 4 a oe wever, who the the have died. est _ Ihe food at had been was cheap- and ito answer be-|¢tne called to the sidewalk dirt All into the entered charge with |} zation just enough from a cational and Gutter. Mussman, J the } lished, S EnButle : of social the serious as well as standpoint physica! unnual banquet and tory social ittention is in addition has as a the robbery occurred, a plea When . searched, the missing watch . : < was found on Vanderlip's person. Both men will be arraigned in police court today to answer to the charge of rob-| bery. Will Bnild nee Soap a Utah, Factory. . fi vice E. C. el initia- by - rs ae of President Windsor y. Wea verficld presided at the Ate nesday, night. Loc Miller | Grape was askei ‘The menu ‘ fruit Pickles I tip 7 || = Changes. | Cold ham Cold Tone 10.-Alexander tuffed ae ongue appointed postCr: anberry Sauce Boxelder county, | Mashed Potatoes Cele . Pestoflice Washington, A, ursen has master at Geneva, . cd 7 Me Sltabma ‘nto the station and locked up and a|/however, cautioned them about the! hy pean pon ‘master. "Grace search Started for his partner, who was| matter and stated the next' time hel o o oo pomamin: Brewster, found a few minutes later in the same] would impose a severe penalty waa Ba fallow: that ari he an been In the association for a long: time 4nd it is believed that the gsutherings ara of Peterson, resigned bagecher ee appointed; outesfolse, route Radishes ve ite | Zura 4 Ice Cream Cheese Clery Salad Assorted S Cakes anes Chicago, April 11,-It is reported | Wiseman,' carrier; Gerard) Wiseman | rae Cc Nuts that Swift & Company, which recently | supstitute. : | | Orel purchased a tract e of eight acres of Welser-Ronte rchestra music een Was y elser-R . nes : ‘W. ne S, I land at Charlotte, N. C,, will spend the! fereys, carrier (re (untated) no aueat ti- | throughout ‘the supper after whote sum of $400,000 nd on a plant there for] tute . . tollowing Program was: aS" carrie Ca ‘ "arth," J. R iseh the the purpose of establishing a soap The postoffice at Brinton, Salt Lake | . We hat It Means to be a Uta re factory, an oll refinery and a plant for} county, Utah, will be discontinued "A >=} nes oe the manufacture of lard, According to] ril rj] 330) The . at} ;.€ ‘a P's celeb rated:, A. fhe name of the postoMece l the story told in trade circles, the in-!Natrona, Natrona county, W yoming | for volleving straing ind Recific itial cost of thé ofl refinery which will/has been changed to Hobart: William, |. 2lummer, M. p monyites, Col be the only one of the company's re-! Clark, postmaster mub| "It Covers: the Earth'? . fineries in the South, will approximate $100,000. ----_-2--____ : May Work Ten Years More. Philadelphia, April 10:-President years. limit of employes from % eee OF Baer| of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail-| way company has been authorized by] the board of directors te advance. the|. f age, ° is to 45 | Son. Interest to don, from) May to" Jun®, is the Seen and ] a | mer toshe . ts Members, exhibition| ANT hall, Lon-!| O«s: Backward Look and a Forw 8;-ands with | bring together the facilities and ecoyy-! modities appertaining to travel] Equipments for ving} in tropical, sub-trop; ibdi- | cal and shown. arctic Thomp: Travelers London, April10.-A. travel to be held at Horticultural regions will also Bl to monthly these festivitles special given those who have not violating| reat helps to the work. of the organizaweeping | Gon Fe ~ | . Miller "| : or guilty, but as; In the ‘aban Acts as Toastmaster, ordinance gutters Officer Kelly, who arrested Smith, but/they had not been officially notified Pe could not find Vanderlip, he having} pot to sweep rubbish into the gutter lm tine' ran out the back door. Smith was tak-|/they wer: discharged Judge Diehl | a ‘ted « saloon organiza members of the Y. M. CA into close ocouaintanee and fric ndship. New names 1). being Bs added too thethe membership : ; list limost daily, and it fs desired that the jaw men get the benefit ef the oreith lend Fred Jone the make the function sincere, attended all | of the numbers of the program The annual banquet was inaugurated | last )year for the purpose Ist of bringging tne } Into asked | Walter Hearne and Sam Hurston were] ee arraigned in police court. Wednesday! Ne passed standing a complaint the intervals. . Dirt W. J. Guder, glman, James ie and : Calle irregular Swept prone of eure ees ae avane A a nine : m arter made took to of About seventy-five were in attendand the function was greatly en- vialily Smith and Vanderlip were in the| Finally Dr, Malcolm sent him to} saloon and learned of his purpose.| New York hospital, where he under-| Smith went to e Carter and,told him,| Went an "3 operationred forbodyappendicills.| ss Ty) tld i according to Carter's story, that he 16 _poorly nurtured body coult nO; would fix it with the bar-tender so he | Stand the strain and last night the man! watch, " M. Cc. A gathering being the an enjoyable the occasion banquet in | Joyed. Musical numbers and toasts were | Siven after the guests had partaken of an excellent supper, and a spirit of jo- About 11 o'clock Wednesday night he turned oe S grizzled gray and Dr. Malwent into the Jubilee saloon on Com-|¢olm warned him et than ee that inerecial street to borrow a few dollars pe Nhe, net nurturing his body propand leave his watch as security rly eerie : : nan tender, but ° thing to do annual } t:on ance, > ce ae gevmnasit Symnpasium | oe the scene of | Wednesday night. A |} second ei roete Professor par DUE een ODE Klamroth he went to r. Maicolm for treatment : a Annual Feast. ---- of the the ¥ of The I Old ; Mus #C ie by Ts _ Washington, RL ard Step, the Glee aN Ane | ~arsen has been | Geney a, Utah, on appol club at Genera. vAle Xander» 4, ted post Master ac = : . 2 |