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MORAL REFORM LEAGUE

SIZES UP CANDIDATES

Suggests That Voters Be Guided 3y Recordsof the Nominees

Reformers Should Not Support Candidates Who PledgesBut There Are But Few of These

committoo advises all friords of moral reform notfor any candidate who refused or failed to answer atsix of the foregoing questions Wo make no rocom

inundation as to the selection from candidates who have answeredho above interrogatories favorably hut leave the matter of choice

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yesterday passed the question up tothe voters There was consternationamong Republicans that the committee appointed to draw up recommendations should have the audacity totaU off its report with the above paragraph making such uncomfortable al-

lusion to pruvlous records ThatSmith was a member of the

league and the league meetings hadbeen held In the office of H S TannerRepublican candidate for city judgewade the blow all the harder tc bear

Yat the committee consisting t f theRev Richard Wake Eugene M Cannon Mrs Shepard manifested nbfear in compillnsr its report Themembers met at 11 oclock yesterdayforenoon and as fast as a stenographercould take the dictation with verylittle Discussion the folio vine state-ment was prepared and given out forpublication

Committees StatementThe committee of the Moral Reform

league prosents to the public the fol-lowing statement of facts as shown bythe answers of the candidates for cityoffices to the questions sent out bythe league which questions were asfollows

If elected will you use your boatendeavors for the strict enforcementof the ordinances relating to

First Sunday liquor sellingSecond Gambling houses

ThlnlSelling Hcuor to minorsFourth blowing minors In saloons

and totttard fctUla-FlfUi Belling tobacco to minors

Sixth Are you to frame acity ordinance against Sunday base-ball and football playing

Seventh WlU you pleJg yourselfto sek a stricter polio supervision ofertin rooming houses with the ob

ject of abating the evils therein preva-lent

Republican Answers-Of the sixtysix candidates inter-

rogated the following named guntlemenof the Republican party answeredYs to the seven above describedquestions George Nye candidate-for attorney J O Nystrom candidatefor recorder Henry S Tinner cand-idate for Judge Chris B Diehl candidate for Judge Albert S Reiser candidate for auditor

Candidate for the council Firstprecinct Frank J Hewlett ArthurRobinson and J J Thomas Secondprecinct Charles Cottrell Jr Thirdprecinct D i Davis J E OpenshawRichard Papworth Fourth precinc-tV C Spcnc W R Hutchinson Fifthprecinct A J Davis

Democratic RepliesOf the Democratic party the follow

ing named gentlemen answered Yesto the seven questions MathpnlhahThomas candidate for Judge Morris

candidate for Judge Ed-ward L Sloan candidatefor reoorderDouglas A Swant candidate for auditor

Candidates for Council First premet William Nay lor second precinctN H Glenn Rodney C Badger T CLewis Fourth oreclnct F R SnowV J Tuddenham

Of the Socialist candidates the fol-lowing answered to the sevenquestions Charles Stewart candidatefor mayor Matt H Wilson candidateit recorder George B Douglas canuldae for auditor Chark I Jackson candidate for treasurer George-B Poate candidate for

Candidates for councilFirst precinct Joseph Ward Secondrr cnct H W Hansen F E Wilson

Paul Blaiwr Third precinct M Turnerprecinct Alma Bulter Edwin

llrWfcr precinct Hans HansonFavor d Sunday Ball

Tim following gentlemen of the Re-publican party answered ys to allquestions except the sixth EzraThompson candidate for mayor R BVVhittemore candidate for treasurer

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The following gentlemen of theDemocratic party answered yes to allrjeations except the sixth James CJary candidate for mayor Frank wSterhens candidate for attorneyRleliard P Morris candidate for treasurerCandidates for preclpct George T Brtea Charles Esreet Fifth precinct T A Williams

The following gentlemen of the So-cialist party answered yes to all questlons except the sixth Candidates torthe precinct J H Zenger Fourth precinct Henry Wilson

l ade No PledgesThe following declined to make any

pledges or answer our questions Candidates for precinct AA Robertson Republican M BSowlee Democrat

The following named gentlemenfailed to send report or answer ourcommunication William RawllngsSocialist candidate for city Judge andCharles H Larch and Thomas HolderSocialists

Candidates forWlegant Socialist Third

precinct Daniel Socialist Fifthprecinct J S Daveler Republican

The report ended with the paragraphquoted at the top of this column Thissettles the duties of the reform leaguefor the present The meeting Fridaynight was adjourned subject to the callof the chairman and it is not expectedthat Chairman Cutler will call themembers together again unless somethlng unforeseen arises

iBIR IjEAHYS REPLY

How Democratic Candidate Answeredthe Questions

Following is the letter sent by James-C Leary Democratic candidate formayor In reply to the questions of thoReform league

Salt Lake City Oct 22 1001Mr Eugene M Cannon Templeton

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Democratic platform upon which thenominees of that aarty stand for thesuffrages of the people of this city inthis campaign Its language Is clearconcise and Its scopebroad and comprehensive to a com-mendable degree It stands for moralIt efficiency econ-omy and cleanliness of all kinds and italso stands for good order everywhereat all times and especially on Sunday-It embraces in its pledges all of theIssues presented by the interrogatoriesof the affiliated societies for whom youhave written and I therefore unhesitatingly return an affirmative response-to all of the questions submitted ex-cepting only Ne 6 of the category

This question relates to ball playing-on Sunday and you ask me if I willframe an ordinance for Its prohibitionPermit me to point out that It Is theduty of the council and the city attor-ney to frame ordinances It is the dutyof the mayor to execute the law Imight evade the question on thisground but I want the people to knowJust where I stand on every question-In Issue If I am elected I will carrymy promises Into effect and thereforeI say

If elected mayor I ahall not be in-

clined to specially exert my Influencefor the passage of such an ordinancebecause I believe that within properlimits people should be allowed to select own form of Sunday recreation Nevertheless if such an ordinance were passed I would enforce itIn the absence of such an ordinanceand provided that good order in thegeneral acceptation of that term wereobserved I should not as an officialfeel called upon to interfere

Trusting thaL you will give my replyand that of my opponents to your as-sociations and the public together Iam with assurances of esteem and re-spect faithfully yours

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In most enthusiastic contention everheld in the territory Every county

and commercial organizationterritory nt delegates and the

body accredited delegates that met Inthe opera house taxed the capacityof that building-

A J Pecan of Prescott was perma-nent chatntMtB Resolutions were adoptedwith zriit enthusiasm declaringArizona Ik justly entitled to treedfrom the present territorial focus of gov-ernment as baa been the unvarying cuetom of the federal movement toterritories to statehood when their popu-lation wealth and tho Intelligence ofthe population are sufficient to warrantsuch action

The resolutions were strong in toneand their readlnr aroused the conventionto c high pitch of enthusiasm When theclosing sentence was read declaring that

Arlzon relies upon the cense ofo boUt branches ef congress the dele-gates rose to thtci feet The Indianband screo Sousas StarsStripes the convention becawie a of enthi tasm

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f Governor Murphy of Arizona spoke eloof Arizonas claims to statehood

her achievements and her resourcesDelegate Mark Smith make a shortspeech declaring that the issue of state

had ben kept In the background-In congress lost political Jealousies be

He was hopeful of a vote how-ever at the cornier session and an earlyadmission to the Union The conventionclosed with the readoption of the oldstate constitution prepared in 1881

Tic committee was chosen-to so to Washington and lay the claimsof the territory before congress W CGreene L W Mix E B GageThomasBrockman John LawlerphyA finance committee was also named-A reception which was tendered tonightto Governor Otero and the other NewMexico delegates was largely attended

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Cot Mazouma LSppman Were lost Even our committees for Learyf

Masked Robbers Hold Up a Grocery Store While Many People

Secured l25MadeifwppfeOpen the Cash Drawer

SAlT LAKES BOLD BANVITS

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PHAT there are highway robbers Inr the city whose boldness is eclipsed

only by that of the Robberswas demonstrated-

last night when two masked holdupsentered the store of S C Slaughter at

3 South Fifth East street with drawnrevolvers held up the proprietor andhis clerk robbed the cash drawer andmade their escape with about 125 Inmoney and two meat knives which theytook away from Mr Slaughter Therobbery was so daring that Mr Slaugh-ter and his clerk John Hart thoughtat first they were being made the vic-tims of a Joke but the holdups chuckedthem under the chins with the muzzles-of their revolvers and while one banditheld his revolver In the faces of thetwo store men the other robbed thetillSeveral people were seen to pass thestore while the holdup was ih progressbut no one would take the risk of rais-ing an alarm or attempting to Inter-fere The robbery occurred about 945in the evening 4n a thickly populatedportion of the city and within sight ofanother store across the street where-a number of men were standing aboutbut the robbers were gone before thepolice could be notified of the occur-rence

Thought it Was a JokeMr Slaughter stated that he was pre-

paring to close his store for the nightand was standing at the meat blockwith his clerk Mr Hart cutting somemeat when they heard some one enterthe door and order them to throw uptheir hands Mr Slaughter glancedaround and saw two men with big hatspulled aver their eyes handkerchiefs

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I have suffered no change in any ofthe convictions I have entertained in thepast said the senator and my return-to the Republican party does violence-to none of those convictions I am assincere a believer in the doctrine of blmetalllSrn as when I left the Republicanparty solely for that cause and werethe conditions today as then I wouldbe numbered among those defending ItThe enormous output of gold howeveraccomplished what bimetallism wouldhave accomplished The silver issue Isdead and we are face to face with other

SIXTHMAN TO FALL

INA TEXAS FEUD

San Augustine Tex Oct 26 EugeneWall was yesterday shot to death byunknown persons seven miles from hereand the county Is greatly excited WatllIs the sixth man to die In the WallBrooks feud and his faction has

victims two of them sher-iffs Of the county Rangers have beenordered to stop any further trouble

Wall was shot from rmbush and fellwithin a few yards of where his brotherwas assassinated a few weeks ago

Cyanides Plant BurnedDeadwood S D Oct 26 Fire early

today destroyed the large cyanide plant-at Ragged Top owned anti operated-by the Spear Fish Mining company ofColorado Springs Colo The plant wasvalued at 30000and was Insured forhalf that amount The loss to miningInterests will also he considerable unless the mill can be rebuilt

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One of the men said Hart walkedup to me chucked me Under the chinwith his revolver so hard that I bit mylip and shouted to me to throw up myhands or he would kill me and then weput up our hands

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volvers In the faces of the two menthe other took the meat knives whichlay In a drawer by After searching their victims and taking same smallchange from both one of the holdupswent to the cash drawer and attempted-to open It but failing made Mr Slaugh-ter open it at the point of a revolverand stand by while he took out thecash which amounted to about 125

The two highwaymen were perfectlycool and leisurely about their workand after finishing their Job backed outof the store and dashed north alongthe sidewalk as fast as they could go

Witnessed byI saw several men pass the store

and look In while I was holdinghands in the air said Mr Slaughterbut not one of them even sounded analarm and we were forced to standthere until the robbers made their es-cape

Mr Slaughter ran to a phone as soonas the robbers were gone and

the police but by the time thelatter arrived no trace of the highwaymen could be four A descriptlpnof the men was furnished the policeand the officers are keeping a look outfor them

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Asked whether he would be a candidatefor reelection Senator Jones said

I will answer that candidly NothingI would delight me more than that somei strong Republican whom we can elect

would come out as a candidate for thesenate and I will support him with allmy heartSenator Jones departed last night forWashington where ho Is to attend the

j wedding of General Corbin and MissEdith Patton and give away the bride

is the daughter of an old time friend

COUNTESS ANNA MAY

DRAW HER FULL INCOME

New York Oct 26 The suit for an Injunction to restrain George J Gould Edwin Gould Howard Gould and Helen MGould as trustees left totheir sister Anna Countess de Caetellane from paying her more than an Income of a year out of her annualIncome of 900000 until a clalih otXAabeivWertheimer a Londonfor 373000 for goods sold tb Count Bentde Castellane and the countess fpr whichWertheimer accepted the Castellanesnotes has been dismissed by the supremecourt

Jersey Corporations-New York Oct 26 During the fiscal

year Just ended the state of New Jersey chartered 2312 corporations re-ceiving therefrom In fees for filing thesum of 558363 This Is an increase of

188124 over similar receipts for 1900The total Includes the fee for filing thepapers of the United States Steel cor-poration which amounted to 220000

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Washington Oct 23 The game wardenand deputies of Colorado are severely

in a report received by the In-dian bureau today from Indian AgentMyton of the White Rock Utah

now at Meeker after aninvestigation of tho alleged Infraction ofthe Colorado game laws by his IndiansMr Myton reiterates his charges of peraecjUion of Eggleston one of the Indiansarrested and acquitted of the chargesand who was then rearrested The In-terior deportment has asked the

of justice to defend EgglestonThe agent says ho has ordered home

the very few Indians oft his reservationfound in Colorado and he will stay aweek longer to see that they go He saysthe Indians from the southern ITte andNavajo agency hunt In Colorado andthat what they do Is charged to his

He says he has found it Impos-sible to meet a Colorado game warden-or even a special deputy game warden in

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Washington Oct 26 Earl Russell whoconvicted by the house of lords of

bigamy for marrying a second wife Inthis country after he had been granteda divorce in Nevada is free to enter thiscountry If he so desires Assistant Sec-retary of the who has

jurisdiction over immigrationmatters so decided todaycommissioner of immigration-

On Wednesday the latter upon therepresentation of Horace J Smith of

who Is understood to be arelative of the earls wife that Earl Russell had been convicted of bIgamy andwas not admissible under the laws ex-cluding persons convicted of crime or

CARNEGIE WILL TAKE

NO PART IN POLITICS

London Oct 26 Andrew Carnegie an-nounced last night the he will preservean attitude in relation tomunicipal In New York DealIng with the Nicaragua canal question-Mr Carnegie said

Great Britain has acted with rare goodsense The canal ought to be Amerlcan

American money and byAmerican workmen and American brainsand will be There is no doubtGreat Britain will eventually be thegreatest beneficiary and will have noreason to repent the course she hasadopted-

In to the rumors of astetl trust Mr Carnegie laugh-

ingly declared he was now out of theand did not know or care any

thing more about It

Masons Visit RooseveltWashington Oct fifty of

the members of the supreme council ofthe Scottish rite now In biennial ses-sion here called on President

today They were Introduced In-

dividually by Representative Richard-son of Tennessee their elected

had a few words o saytoof them and to some of the westernmembers referred to his hunting tripsln their statesTorpedo Boat Destroyer Launched

Philadelphia Oct 26 The torpedoboat destroyer Chauncey was launchedtoday Mrs Mac Chauncey Stevenschristened the vessel Distinguishedofficers of the army and navy and menprominent In civil life witnessed theceremony The Chauncey which Is asister ship of the Bainbridge launchedsome time ago and the Barry now being built Is 245 feet long and twentyfour feet beam with four cylinder tripleexpansion engines and Thorneycroftboilers Her sneed will be abouttwentynine knots

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Mr Myton charges that the game wardens took the Indians from Rio Blancocounty without any process of law andthat public opinion Is entirely with theIndians He says three Indian menthree women and a boy were forced totrial without an Interpreter and afterbeing acquitted at 10 oclock at night werestarted at 1 oclock In the morning os-tensibly for their agency

About ten miles from Meeker besays the Indians discovered that he thedeputy had lied to them and was takingthem to the railroad They all broke

from the deputy except old manEggleston and he is now in Jail at Glenwood Springs They scattered the Indines property all along the road andmuch of It been stolen or destroyedSuits have been brought against thegame warden to make him pay the Indians damages

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to the board ofspecial Inquiry atEllis Island N Y for its informationin case he was detained upon his arrivalthere by the Inspector

Today Secretary Taylor rescinded this letter and further instructed-the board to admit the earl unless otherreasons for exclusion than his convictionin England should Mr Taylorpointed out that Earl Russell had beengranted a divorce by an American courtunder grant be was at liberty tomarry and that In so marrying hewas guilty of no crime against 4he lawsof the United States or tho state

FOG PLUNGES CITY OF

LONDON INTO DARKNESS

London Oct 26 West and central Lon-don were enveloped tonight in a blackfog which plunged tho entire fashionablepart of the city into impenetrable darkness The tOg found its way into theatres and music halls until in many casesthe stage was scarcely visible

Scores of busses wore abandonedaround Important landmarks their driv-ers not daring to proceed The scenesabout the emptying theatres were chaoticthe cries of the confused and helplesspeople adding to the confusion Linkboys ran about trying to lead fashionable equipages out of danger giving London a mediaeval appearance Many accidents have already been fromCharing Cross and other hospitals

Named by PresidentWashington Oct president

today made the following appoint-ments

Ethelbert Watts Pennsylvania United States consul at Prague Austria

War Saniuel McAllister second lieutenant

Navy A C Almy lieutenant com-mander Martin J Clancy warrantmachinist

wants Commercial TreatyOct the senate today

merclal treaty and the earnest desire ofthe shipping interests of Ports Rico that-a treaty be completed The governmentreplied that It wished to do everythingto promote national

Relations Are StrainedBrussels Oct 26 The relations be

tween Holland and Great Britain againappear to be somewhat strained According to Intelligence which Is beingcirculated Great Britain asked Hol-land to recall her consul at Pretoria because lie was suspected of facilitatingtreasonable correspondence Holland hasgiven tho consul leave of ab-sence

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Auburn Y Oct 2 Leon FCzolgosz who Is tobe put to deathin the electric chair on Tuesday morn-ing for the murder of President McKinley had an hours Interview withhis brother Waldeck today At itsconclusion the latter stated that theassassin had shown no emotion hadnot inquired as to the other members-of the family and had declared thathe did not care to see a priest aainThe assassin expects to die Tuesdayand will make no effort to appeal

Waldeck will visit his brother againMonday Although Waldeck declared-on leaving the prison that no arrangements had been made for the dispo-sition of the assaains body it waslearned from other sources tonichtthat it had been planned to have thebody taken In charge by a local undertaker Immediately after the autopsy-on Tuesday If the financial end ofthe proposition can be arranged sat-isfactorily the body wlU be shiDixnlat once to a Buffalo crematory After-it has been Incinerated the ashes willbe taken to Cleveland

PATHBE WILL GO TO SON

Would Visit Auburn If MurdererWanted to See Him

Cleveland 0 Oct thebrother and frotnerlnlaw ofCsolgosz the murderer of PresidentMcKInley been Auburn N Yabout a day nothing has been heardfrom them by Paul Czolgosz the assasslns father and he does not retknow whether he will see his doomedson alive again or not

If the boy wants to see me and thepolice will let me see him I ill othere at once said the father through-an interpreter

The father has from the first beendesirous of bringing the body of theassassin to Cleveland for burial andWaldeck Czolgoac and Thomas Bandowskl went east for thatAlthough no arrangements for the in-terment have been made the fathersays he will bury the assassins bodvin Cleveland If he has to buy a lotoutside of a cemetery and form a cem-etery of his own

Regarding the place of interment ofthe body of the assassin it can bestated on authority that if he diesrepentant his body will be given whatIs known as a Christian burial thatis burial in consecrated ground butfurther than this no religious serviceswill be accorded bin and no publicchurch services can held over hisbody Elk is whatf is known as anextraordinary case ad the bishop-

of the diocese has jurisdiction over it

INSANE MAN KILLS TWO

PERSONS AND HIMSELF-

Iron River Mlch Oct 3A maniac-ran amuck near Beech wood a small settlement eight miles west of Iron Rivertoday and as a result two persons be-side himself are dead and a fourth isdying-

A homesteader named Andrew Israelson was the central figure of the trag-edy This morning his mind andhis attacked the members ofhis household His wife was th first tafall instantly killed by a bulletthrough her heed

wifes father who went to hisdaughters assistance was next He wasshot through the body end is believed inbe fatally wounded The third victim wasIsmelsons sisterinlaw andshoQttag her through the heartmaniac set fire to the bouse andin b d was the aged mother of his witThe flames made good headway beforemen nearby were attracted by the fireand rushed to the scene As they did s-

Israelson who wasin the barnyard putthe gun to his wouth and blew outbrains The rescuers rushed Into tlvjhouse and were horrified to see the dealbodies of the two women and the ajr lfather lying in their ow blood on thofloor

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Georgetown Ky OctState Powers was today again

convicted as accessory before the fact tomurder of Governor William E Goe

bel In January 1900 and the second timesentenced to imprisonment for life

The second trial began S and hascontinued with three sessions daily courtadjourning late each The presentterm of court expired tonight Argumeats were limited so case wentto the Jury at 2 oclock this afternoonand a of guilty soon followed

Powers sat and motionless whenthe verdict was announcedman B S Calvert his old schoolmateOpposite Powers on the other side of thecourt room with the attorneys sat

with his eyes fixed on the prisonerThe attorneys of Powers shook his handexpressing aloud their belief In his innocence Women crowded around Pow-ers embracing and kissing him andtears were shed The defense havingfiled a motion for a new trial JudgeCantrill heard arguments Immediately onthe petition

The motion for a new trial was overruled and the case wilt be appealed TheJudgment Is suspended decision higher Powers wn staken to Frankfort on an evening trainand committed to jail without

Plot is Not SeriousLondon Oct X The Daily Mail pub-

lishes a dispatch from Teheran todaythe the of

representing it to have beensomewhat less than yesterdaysadvices to the same paper from St Pe-tersburg indicated The Teheran dis-patch asserts that the brothers of the

were not concerned tn the conspir-acy but that many others have been finedor

Bicycle SecpireredDeputy Sheriff Mauss brought up

from Murray yesterdaya bicycle stol-en some days ago from Edward IHoagland of 717 South Third Weststreet while the owner was attending his classes at the LatterdaySaints university The thief is knownand will probably be arrested In acouple of days

Roosevelts Birthday TodayWashington Opt 26 President Roose-

velt will be 42 years of age tomorrowsttbcordlng to the custom In the familythe event will celebrated with a din-ner In which the children will partici-pate

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