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H . I The Garland Globe M Published Every 8aturday at H , GARLAND .... UTAH H ' H Terms of Subscription: H Ono year (In ailvnnco) . . . .. ....$1 .50 H Six months 75 Three months GO M Advcrtlalng rates furnished on nppll- B cation. H J. A. Wlxom Editor and Manager H I - - - UTAH STATE NEWS M EllHha F. Young luifl been nppolnted fl, postmnstcr nt Milton, Tooelo county, i Improvements costing $3,000,000 aro V to bo made In Salt iJiko's street car f system, It Is nnnouncod by E. II. liar- H rlman, the new owner. H Niels Wlgron, a former resident of H Salt Lako, was killed on tho Uintah H reservation by tho caving In of an old Hi dugout In which ho was living. H Chris CloodmanBun, who pleaded H guilty to setting llro to a saloon build. H ing nt Spanish Fork, has been son- H tenced to ono year In the penitentiary. H Itobberu entered tho l'"'iio of HI- M land Wilcox of Lehl, whl.. tho family H wns away, end got away with $50 H which had been Raved up to pay H It may not bo generally known, but H It Is a fact, nevertheless, that Green H River, Utah, furnishes winter wator- 1 melons to tho tables of tho Waldorf. H Astoria, Now York. Tho executive commlttco of tho Na- H tlonal Wool Growois association has tot tho dates of January 17, 18 and H 19, 1907, when tho annual convention H will bo held In Salt Lako. H Several Park City merchants havo been mndo tho victims lately of worth- H less checks being paused upon them. Tho matter Is being looked aftor by tho authorities and somo nrrcsts will H Au ordlnanco was passed last week fl to tako tho placo of tho present drug ctoro ordlnanco of I'rovo. Under tho H now ordlnanco druggists will bo per- mlttcd to sell druggists' oundrlcs, ex- . ccpt liquor, on Sunday. Tho question of a stato Institution Hi for tho enro of tho feeble-minded of H Utah Is being agitated, and somo im- Hl portant stops looking toward tho pre- Isentntlon of this mattor to tho noxt loglsluluro has boon taken. A llttlo girl named Hodges was ac cidentally poisoned at Logan, tho mother giving hor a doso of crcollno H Instead of vermifuge After working over hor all night tho doctors pro- Hj nounccd her out of danger. T. J. Thomas, a toamstor, of Salt v' Lako City, was sorlously, If not fatally, t Injured, his wagon was crushed to H t fragmonts, nnd ono horso, valued nt r 300, had Its leg broken, being struck H' by a rapidly moving street car. H. Tho work of tho contractors having H! In chargo tho laying of track on tho H! lino of the Western Pacific out of Salt H; Lako Ib going on at a satisfactory H' paco. Track bus been laid for soventy Bj miles out of Salt Lako to tho west. H Ernest C. Blood, ox-city marshal of Hi Kaysvllle, was shot by a companion U whllo quail hunting, a chargo of shot H striking him In tho arm, ono shot Ht striking him abovo tho eyo. Ills In- H; juries aro not thought to bo serious. Ht W. M. Wolf, a prominent young Hj railroad man of Ogdcn, foil beneath Hj a train and aB a result both legs havo Hi been amputated and tho fingers of H ono hand crushed. Dcsplto his ten rlblo Injuries, ho will probably ro- , It Is estimated that at least 120 ( cars of fruit In carlond lotB woro ship- H ped from Weber county this year. HJ About soventy of this number camo H from North Ogdon and Pleasnnt Vlow, Hl tho others being distributed through. H' out tho county. ' Edward Flaherty, on his way from H the coast to Now York, was taken off H a train at Ogden suffering from nn H attack of Insanity. It Is supposed that B' his mind was affected by tho altltudo HHVJ and that ho will bo ablo to resume H his Journey In a day or so. H, Tho town board of Castlcdalo and Hl also tho boards of all tho principal H towns of tho county havo before them H a franchlso asking Jor a grant to cs- H tabllsh local telcphono systems. The H petitions nro from C. O. Harris, ropro- H tenting a San Francisco company. H Coal dealers of Salt Lako are urg- H Ing their patrons to buy coal in art- H vanco or the heavy demand that will HE be Inaugurated by tho advent of tho H i first cold snap In ordor that they may H be fortified against a temporary short- H ago of fuel when It ! most needed. H ' The grado lodgo A. O. U, W. of the H jurisdiction of Utah, Idaho and Wyom- Ing, has disbanded and In futuro all H members will bo. morged Into tho su- 1 promo lodgo of tho United States. The H reason for the disbanding is tho heavy H death rato nnd tho losses consequent H Tho fruit shlppod out of Grand val- S ley, principally to Kastorn markets, H I amounted to 2,200 carloads last year, B all of which was disposed of at very , high prices. Ono carload of peaches netted Its owner $2,100. The ship- ments this year will exceed that of HBVfl jJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJj i ! i sypii COURT ACAINSTJBURTON Former United States Sena tor Will Have to Don the Stripes of Convict Case of Kansas Man Convicted of Ac cepting Fees From Grain Com pany Hat Been Dragging Along for Years and Every Legal Remedy Exhausted. Washington. Tho Supreme court of tho United States hns denied tho peti tion of formor United Stntca 8cnator Ilurton of Kansas for n rehenrlng In tho enso In which ho Ib under sen tonco of Imprisonment and flno undor tho chargo of accepting an attorney's feo In a enso In which tho government was Interested while ho was serving as senator. Tho offect of tho decision will bo tho immediate imprisonment of Ilurton unless his attorney's dovlso Bomo other means of postponing tho execution of tho sentence Thoro wnB no formal announcement of tho decision In tho Ilurton case In open court, tho chief Justlco merely handing a brief memorandum to tho clerk of tho court Just beforo conven ing. Tho enso of Ilurton has beon beforo tho court slnco 1903, when ho was In dicted in St. Louis on tho charge of accepting a feo for representing tho Itlnlto drain company of that city in an effort to debar It from tho uso of tho United Stntcs malls. Ho was found guilty and sentenced to sorvo six months in Jail and pay a flno of $2,500. On appeal to tho supremo court tho decision wns roversed on a technicality nnd a second trial was ordered. Tho second vordlct wns ldonticnl with tho first, and it wns af firmed by tho supremo court. Tho af firmation wns announced Just boforo tho closo of tho court in Mny last. Tho motion for n rehenrlng was then filed. It waa claimed in Ilurton's bo half that tho court had not had tho real facts boforo It In considering tho case. CASTRO 8AID TO BE DYING. Demlie of Venezuelan President Will be Followed by an Uprising. Port of Spain, Island of Trinidad. According to the latest advices re ceived horo from Caracas, Venezuela, tho condition of President Castro, who has boon HI for solno time past, has grown worse. It Is asBcrtod that ho can no longor speak and inovo and his death may occur In a fow days. In ordor to conceal tho facts In tho cnBo tho nowspapcrs of Caracas havo been publishing roports of acts of clem ency on tho part of tho president and toxts of numerous telegrams of con gratulation, purporting to havo been received by him on his reported com ploto restoration to health. In connection with tho critical stato of President Castro's health It Is as sorted that an uprising which Is like ly to become general throughout Ven ezuela Is cortaln to occur on tho an nouncement of his death. Explosion In English Coal Mine, Twenty-five Miners Being Killed. Durham, England. As a result of an , explosion In tho Wlngato colllory, near horo, twenty-five minors wero killed and 200 are temporarily en tombed. It Is fortunato that only a smnll portion of tho thousand men employed In tho mlno' woro down when tho explosions took placo. Tho cause is supposed to havo beon flro damp. Tho explosion was ono of tor rlblo force, and In Wlngato town many windows woro brokon. Noted Evangelist Succumbs to Heart Failure While on Train. Llttlo Rock, Ark. Itov. Sam 11. Jones, tho well known ovnngollBt of Cartersvlllo, Oa., died early Monday of heart failure In n sleeping car on train No. 4 of tho Itock Island railroad, near Perry, Ark. Mr. Jones had boen con ducting n most successful revival at Oklahoma City, Okla., and loft thoro for his homo In Gcorgln. Ho decided to attend a family reunion. It being tho fifty-ninth anniversary of his birth. Mrs. Jones and hor daughters, Mrs. Annie Pyron and Miss Julia Jones, woro with him whon ho pnssod away. Woman Beaten and Robbed. Oakland, Cal. llenton Into Insensi bility by two masked nnd nrmod men, robbed and loft on a lonely road for dead, Mrs. 11, Murro now lies at hor homo in Illnlr park sufforlng from so voro Injuries. Kvory avallablo dotec ttvo In tho Oakland pollco department has been dotallcd on tho caso, but tho lack of a clow gives no hopo for tho arrest of tho desperadoes. Mrs. Mur ro was attacked aftor sho had loft a car at tho end of tho lino that runs near Blair park. Claimed His Wife Ate Too Much." Toms IUvor, N. J. Dr. Frank Brouwor, charged with tho murder of his wlfo by poison, testified In his own dofenso on Monday. Ho told of his struggles In educating himself for the medical profession, of his mar riage to Miss Hyer, July 1, 189G, and of his financial rotations botweou him and his wlfo. All tho money that wont Into their homo, ho said, ho earned. Ho went Into nn account of Mrs. Brouwor's last Illness, and de clared that hor fatal Illness was causod by overeating. I WHOLE FAMILY MURDERED BY BRUTAL MiSSOURIAN Shot the Father and Beat the Mother and Three Children to Death With Gun, Then Threw the Bodies Into a Creek. Houston, Mo. Barney Parsons, a farmer, his wife and tlireo children, aged 11, -I and 1 year, wero murdored Friday near Licking, Mo. A farmer limned .loda Hamilton, uged 20, has been arrested, charged with tho mur dcrll nnd Ib said to have confessed The body of Parsons was found shot to death, and the mother and three children hud been clubbed to death. ParBons had sold his farm crops to Hamilton, uud It Is alleged that tho men quarreled over tho terms of tho salo. Pursons nnd family set out from their formor homo In n covered wagon, hound for northern Missouri. Joda Hamilton, tho alleged murder er, Ib in Houston Jail, strongly guarded to pi event lynching. Ho Is said to havo made u complete confession, of which the following Is a summary: At n timber boidered place In tho rond, ns Parsons and his family woro driving along, they woro confronted by Hamilton, armed with n shotgun. Do- i llboratoly aiming nt Parsons, Hamilton discharged both barrels of tho gun, and PnrsoriB fell to tho ground. Ham ilton then advanced upon him and clubbed him over the head with tho butt end of tho gun sovernl times. Ho then beat the head of tho mothor al most to a pulp, and uftor killing her, clubbed the tlireo children to death. Tho bodies of all flvo woro then loaded Into n wagon and taken to Big PIney crcok, about a mile distant from tho sccno of tho murdor, nnd dumped Into tho creek. NEW COMPANY OWNS SALTAIR. Both Railroad and Pavilion Bought By Interurban Concern. Salt Lako City. Tho Snltalr pavil ion and tho Salt Lako & Los Angeles railroad havo beon sold. Tho pur chaser Is the Electric Operating Con struction company, nnd tho deal was closed Saturday afternoon. This Is tho company for which Harry P. Clark, cashier of tho Commercial Natlonnl bank, recently secured a fran chlso for an Interurban line. The Salt air rallrdad will bo electrified, extend ed to Garfield, nnd made a part of tho big intorurban system which Is planned. Saltalr pavilion will furnish the nucleus for an Immense resort, which will probably lncludo a hotel or sanitarium, or both, nnd which will bo kopt open throughout the year. Whllo tho plans of the now purchasers aro not yot fully worked out, It is their Intontlon in a general way to mako Saltalr as great and ns famous a placo as any of tho noted resorts In tho vicinity of Los Angeles and olso whoro along tho Pnclllc coast. GENERAL WOOD MAKES KICK. Protests Against Reducing the Number of Troops In the Philippines. Washington. An argument against the reduction In the number of troops in tho Philippines Is made by Major General Leonard Wood, commondlng that division, In his annual report. The total garrison on Juno 30 last num bered 20,043 men. "We are far from homo," says General Wood, "and in enso of foreign disturbnncos even with all our troops concentrated at Manila, tho force avallablo would be barely suf ficient to defend it from a serious nt tack. Moreover, a strong garrison should bo maintained here until con ditions portalnlng to the civil govern ment nro well established and tho ani mosities and disappointments Incident to tho building up of a local govern ment undor now and porhnps strained conditions have passed away." Thousands of Guns Smuggled. Warsaw, Russian Poland. A con signment of sovornl thousand revolv ers, purchased by tho Russian govern ment In Borlln, recontly fell Into tho hands of tho Polish revolutionists. Shortly after tho arrlvnl of tho car containing tho pistols at the Warsaw frolght yards, an nrtlllory ofTlcor nnd a squad of soldiers appeared and pre sented tho bills of lading and an au thorization to receive tho weapons, which wero loaded upon a wagon nnd carried away, It later dovolopod that tho soldiers wero disguised revolu tionists nnd tho documents forged. Couldn't Walt For Halter. Bakorsflold, Cal. Alfred W. Hulso, under llfo sontenco for the murdor of Deputy Shorlff William E. Tlbbot, and awaiting tho outcome of an appeal to tho supremo court, killed himself In tho county Jail Sunday afternoon, It was Hulso's practice to shavo himself ovory Sunday, and for that purpose ho borrowed a razor from the sheriff's ofllco. Hulso wan convicted as an ac cessory to tho death of Deputy 8horlff Tlbbot. Husband Arrested on Suspicion. Abordoen, Wash. II. B. Sheldon, who admits that ho Is tho husband of i woman whoso dead body was found floating In tho hnrbor, has been ar rested at Cosmopolls, Wash. Sheldon iayB ho married tho woman nt Port land, but refuses to tell hor maiden name. In his confession Sheldon ad mits having written a lottor found on tho woman's body slgnod "O. H. Wood, M. D.," recommending hor ns worthy of assistance because- of tho alloged death of hor husband. CHINESE PERISH " III BURKING SHIP Horrible Fate of Hundreds ol Helpless Mongolians on Steamer Hankow Verne I Destroked at Hong Kong Wharf, Men, Women and Children Being Burned to Death or Drowned European Passengers are Saved. Hong Kong, China. Tho British steamer Hankow from Canton was burned Sunday morning whllo lying nlongsldo her wharf. Hundreds of Chinese, passengers wero burned to death and a valuablo cargo was de stroyed. All tho European passengers nnd crow were saved. Tho steamer Hankow, with 2,000 Chinese passengers, men, women and children, nnd seven Europeans, nnd a cargo Including 300 bales of matting, CC0 bales of raw silk and 400 bnlcs , waste silk, arrived from Canton at threo o'clock Sunday morning and was shortly afterward moored at tho wharf. Her chief odlccr reported to Captain Branch that tho ship was ailro. Tho captain then directed tho chief for eigner to turn on tho wntcr through tho flro hose. This waa lmposslblo for tho reason that within flvo min utes nfter the alarm was given tho Hankow was ablazo tho foro and aft. Captain Branch then awakened tho European passengers, who rushed down tho gang way, tho ladles In their night clothes. Tho crow was com pelled to leave tho ship, which by this tlmo was n verltnblo furnnco. Tho Chlneso stcerngo passengers wero thrown Into a frightful panic. Hor rifying shrieks and cries to savo their lives were heard but escnpo was Im possible, owing to tho lnflamraablo nn turo of tho cargo. Hundreds wero burned to death nnd many others Jumped Into tho harbor and wero drowned. Tho flro was started by tho over turning of a lantern by a opium smoker. MAGOON SUCCEEDS TAFT. Government of Cuba Transferred to New Ruler by Secretary of War. Havann. Without any formality ex cepting the Issuing of an cxtraordl aary copy of tho Gnzetto, tho govern ment of Cuba wns transferred at noon Saturday by War Secretary Taft to Charles E. Magoon. Mr. Tnft's con tribution to tho Gazette was simply i paragraph stating that "by dlroctlon Hid with tho authority of tho presl lent of tho United States, I hereby lay down tho ofllco of provisional gov rnor of Cuba, assumed by. mo August !9, and turn tho same over to Charles E3. Magoon, my successor." COLLI8ION ON THE HUDSON. Two 8teamert Come Together During a Dense Fog. Albany, N. Y. In whnt was practl tally a head-on collision on tho Hud ion river between tho steamers Adi rondack, of tho Peoples' Lino, nnd tho Saratoga, of tho Citizens' Lino, ono man, an oiler on tho Saratoga, lost Dts life, ono of tho crew of tho Adlron Sack Is missing, about 1.000 passen gers had a thrilling experience, nnd both the steamers wero damaged to the extent of thousands of dollars, the Saratoga being practically out of com mission. Tho missing man is Georgo L. Horton of Troy, freight clerk on the Adirondack. Looking Up Evidence Against the Standard Oil Company. Washington. In response to In quiries regarding tho status of tho In vestigation Into tho nffalrs of tho Standnrd Oil company, with a vlow to determining whethor tho compnny Is operating In vlolntlon of tho Sherman anti-trust lnw, Attornoy General Moody snld that Messrs. Morrison and Kellogg, who wero appointed to in vostlgato tho Standnrd Oil methods had accumulated a vast amount of tes timony bearing upon tho enso. Policeman Charged With Robbery. San Francisco, John Law, a patrol man of tho San Francisco department, is under arrest on n chargo of rob bory. Law is accused of having rob bed John Lovejoy, a Sacramento bar tendor, who wns shot in n quarrel over a woman. Lovejoy was uncon scious when romoved to tho Park Emergency hospital by Law nnd nn other policeman. After recovering consciousness, Lovojoy discovered that a roll of bills, amounting to $020, had boon roduccd to $500. Awful Street Car Accident. Los Angolcs, Cal. Dofcctlvo brakes on a street car on tho Brooklyn avo nuo and Southern depot lino early Saturday caused an accident In which W. M. Bnrrctt was killed outright and twelve others wero seriously injured, four of whom will probably die. Tho car plunged down a steep hill at tor rifle speed, dashed Into a telegraph pole which rlppod off ono sldo of tho platform crowded with men and wo men, and then turned over, Sovernl wore pinned beneath the car. STORY OF SLAVERY COMES FROM TRE SUNNY SOUTH White Men as Well as Negroes Said to be Held In Bondage by Capital ists Operating In Florida. Washington. Fresh allegations of tho existence of slavery In southern Floridn, below Tampa, havo been mndo to tho department of Justice, nnd it is alleged that hundreds of men In tho Btntc, both white and negroes, are hehl In virtual slavery. It Is declared that those responsible for this condition of affairs are mostly northern men nnd companies engaged in turpentine and lumber business and In mining phosphate rock. It is further alleged that tho sheriffs in various counties in tho southern part of tho stato aro said to bo parties to the enslaving of negroes. Tho depart ment's Informant, who is a woman, Is to have an Interview with Attorney General Moody, aftor which tho de partment will decide upon tho course it will pursue. DEMAND FAIR ELECTION8. Governor Taft Issues Plain Statement to Cuban Insurgents. Havana. Tho United States, through its peaco commissioners, Is not rendy to announco when it will withdraw from tho Island of Cuba and surronder tho reins of government to Cuba, but this action cannot be taken until fair elections nro assured. This statement was made by Governor Taft on Friday as a sort of valedictory ad dress to tho revolutionists' commltteo, with which the American commission ers dealt In Inducing tho rebels to censo hostilities and ncgotlato peaco. The commltteo had a conference last ing nn hour with Governor Taft, As sistant Secrctnry of Stato Bacon and Charles E. Magoon, who Is to succeed Mr. Tuft as provisional governor, nnd at Its conclusion expressed satisfac tion with the position taken by the provisional government. DEATH IN STRANGE MANNER. Woman Falls Over Hor Husband at Prayer and Breaks Her Neck. Wnukomlss, Okla. Mrs. Philip Sprouz Is dead from a broken neck, and her baby daughter Is so badly in jured that It may not recovor, as the result of her stumbling over her hus band as ho was kneeling In prayer at their homo horo Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Sprouz had spent tho evening with friends. Returning homo, they prepared to retlro, tho hus band going first to their sleeping room. Whllo passing through tho dark room with tho baby In her nrms Mrs. Sprouz stumbled over her husband's foot, nnd In trying to savo tho baby from Injuries, struck her head against a washstand, breaking hor neck nnd dying Instantly. Tho child fell from her arms to tho floor. WASN'T A 8ECOND DANIEL. Leaped Into Lion's Den and la Killed by the King of Beasts. Rio Janeiro. Viscount Almeida, a well known member of society, com mitted suicide In a novel manner. Ho invited a number of his friends to dinner, and afterward led them to a cage of lions that ho had hired from a traveling menagerie. When all wore watching tho anlranl nnd chatting, tho VlBCount opened tho door of tho cngo and cntored. Tho lions pounced upon him, and ho was fatally muti lated before ho could bo dragged out. It is said ho wa3 overwhelmed by gambling dobts. OIL TRUST EXPANDING. Texas and Standard Companies Plan New Pipe Line. Tulsa, I. T. Promlnont oil men have received reliable Information from tho Now York offices of John W. Gates to tho effect that tho Texas Oil company and tho Standard have combined to construct n pipe lino from Tulsa to Port Arthur. Tho Standard la to build south to Paris, Texas, connect ing thoro with tho terminus of tho Gates company's lino from tho gulf point. Escape From Convict Camp. South McAlcstcr, 1. T. Local of fleers woro notified Friday of the es cape of fifteen negroes, Inmates of tho Arkansas stato penitentiary, from a camp In tho Boston mountains Friday. Tho convicts are thought to bo head ed for tho southwest. Tho negroes wero working In a gang nnd on a pre concerted signal ovorpowored their guards and sot out In their convict garbs. Sovcral mombors of tho band nro thought to bo armed. Grand Jury Deal With White Who Attacked Atlanta Negroes. Atlantn, Go. Tho Fulton county grand Jury hns roturnod Indictments against twenty whlto men, charging them with rioting In Atlanta on Sep tember 22. Tho names of those In dicted havo not yot been made public previously two whlto men have been 4ndlctcd on tho samo charge, and In dictments found against sixty negroes, charging them with complicity in the murder of County Policeman Heard September 24. A LONE BANDIT HBLOSJP STACE Secures the Express Box and All Money the Passenger and Driver Had r Stage Between Manhattan and Round Mountain, Nevada, Held Up In Broad Daylight and Payroll Funda, Amounting to $5,000, Appropriated. Tonopah, Nov. Word has been re oolvod horo that tho stago between Manhattan and Round Mountain was hold up by a lono bandit In broad day light at 10 o'clock Thursday morning at n point two mllos from Round A Mountain. The bandit secured tho ox- " press box and all tho driver and on passenger had. It Is stated at Man hattan that tho express box contained tho payroll funds of tho Wilson placor and other mining properties nt Bound Mountain, $5,000 In nil. It Is also stat ed that there wero 'but $700 In the box and $50 on tho mon. The bandit wns walking on tho rond in front of the stage. He whirled when It camo up, pointed two guns nnd forced tho driver to throw out tho box. Thai driver nnd passenger wore unarmed. Posses aro now out from Round Mountain and Manhattan. CUBA OWN8 ISLE OF PINE8. Provisional Government Will Not Mix With Its Affairs. Havann. Tho provisional govern ment will havo nothing to do with tho question of tho sovereignty of tho Islo of Pines or with tho separation of tho government of tho Island from the rest of tho Cuban republic. Tho executive authority of tho United States already has declared that the Isle of Pines be longs to Cuba and has embodied that affirmation in a treaty conceding tho sovereignty of tho Island to Cuba, and this treaty Is now pending ratification In tho Amorlcan senate The entire I matter being one for tho adjudication of tho stato dopartment, tho provis ional government, which Is wholly un dor tho war dopartment, will not mix therein. Tho modo of tho government of the Islo of Pines ns part of tho Cuban re public may bo altorcd or amended but tho desire of Americans in tho Islo of Pines for territorial or municipal govu ernment as part of tho United Stntcf cannot bo conceded by any act on tho part of tho provisional government of Cuba or tho war department. IMMUNE FROM PROSECUTION. President of Manhattan Oil Company Used as Witness Against the Standard. Findlay, O. Evldonco was brought out by tho stato on Thursday In tho trial of tho Standard Oil company of Ohio for conspiracy against trade, showing the ownership of tho Man hattan Oil company of Ohio to be in the Qenoral Industrial Development company, limited, of London. England, also that the Manhattan, which buys and ships crudo oil, does not compete with tho Standard, but does compote H with indopondont companies. H These facts wero brought out in tho H testimony of F. T. Cuthbert, president of tho Manhattan. A similar criminal suit to that on trial Is pending against his company, and ho testified undor H the order of tho court, which renders him Immuno from futuro criminal prosecution. Tills course was taken at the suggestion of tho prosecution, I upon tho appeal of Mr. Cuthbert to- I the court for protection. RUN DOWN BY CAR. Judge Bennett, Aged Salt Lake Law I yer, Instantly Killed. j Salt Lake City. Judgo Charlea 8 Washington Bonnott ,ono of tho plo- noer lawyers of tho stato, who was J rocognlzed by tho lognl fraternity as J ono of tho ablest jurists and most pro- J found thinkers of tho bar of tho stato, was almost Instnntly killed by an Ash- I land avenue street car at Sixth South 9 and Stato streot Thursday morning. i Tho fatality was apparently ontlroly I accidental, and blnmo has thus far not been attached to tho mombors of tho street car crow. Ohio Youth Charged With Murder. Dcshlor, O. Orson Broka, a young farmor, has boon arrested on a war rant charging him with murdor In tho first degree. Miss Jennto Dicker, said to ho Broka's sweothoart, took a quan tity of poison a week ago nnd dlod flvo days later. Tho warrant waa sworn out by John Mlllor, brother-in-law of the dead girl, who alleges that Broka bought tho arsenic for tho girl with tho knowlcdgo that sho would nt tompt BOlf-destructlon. i FAIRBANK'8 80N ELOPE8. Young Man Concluded He Needed a Wife and Took One. Stoubonville, O. Announcement Is made horo that Frederick Colo Fair banks, son of the vlco president of the United States, olopod from Pitts burg with Nolllo Scott and, coming here, woro married. It Is stated that Mr. Fairbanks objected to tho mar riage. The bride Is a daughtor of a promlnont enBt sldo resident In Pitts- , burg. I