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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-17
ENGLAND AND CHINA.
Conditions Upon Which Britain Will
Help China Financially.

London, Jan. 1.-THE Pekin CORE
spondent of the Times says:
Yesterday Saturday Sir Claude
Macdonald, British ambassador to
China. in the course of an interview
with the Tsung-Li-Yamen (board of
foreign controD, stated that England
was willing to assist China to hquidate
the Japanese indemnity, and would
provide loan of s12,0O0000 at par, to
run 80 years, the service to be four per
cent net. including sinking fund, condi-
lions as follows:
First.-The opening of three treaty
pcrts. the Taiien-Wan, Siang-In and
Manning, thereby increasing the Gus
toms revenues
Second.-A declaration that no por-
ton OF the Yang Use Kiang valley shall
be alienated To any other power.
Third.-The right to extend the Bur-
NAH railway through Human province
itne most southwestern in China)-
IN the ev ut of her default, China is
10 place certain revenues under the
control of the imperial customs. On
this basis the negotiations will proceed.
China regards them as advantageous,
but fears the threatened opposition of
France and Russia, especially to the
opening OF Talien- Wan and Manning.
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NOVEL EXPRESS PROPOSED.
Dogs and Horse Trains Along With
Lake Steamers.

Tacoma, Wash, Jan. ia company of
which ]. j. Mckay, the Yukon freighter,
and the man who made the quickest trip
ever made from Dawson To Dyea dullnt.
the winter. is the head. has been organ
lied here to run an express between This
city and Dawson. The company will op-
crate steamers on the lakes and from
the White Horse rapids to Dawson US
ing dog and horse trains in packing from
Dyea- Passengers and freight will be car
ried. The first trip will be made on Feb
20. 1t is estimated that the trip from Ia
coma to Dawson will be made i'm Is DAYS
during the summer and % days in the win
ter. The company viii attempt - sntrre
mail contracts A. present mail is scat
tered ali along the trail and Mckay as
serts that he is the only man who ever
succeeded in delivering mail on the Yu-
kon during the winter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-17
WOlc0tt Will Address the Senate
Today On His Mission.
THE HAWAIIAN TREATY
WILL TAKE UP THE LARGEST
PART OF THE WEEK.
Cuban Situation, Annexation of Ha-
wall and the Designs of the Eu-
ropean Powers Towards China
VIII Be the Principal Topics In
the House.

Washington, jan 1.-THE Hawaiian
annexation treaty will this week again
occupy the major portion of the time of
the senate. 1t appears improbable, how
ever, that the treaty will be taken up on
Monday. There is an unanimous agree
ment to vote on the immigration bill dur
ing the day and il is altogether probable
that this vote will be preceded, By some
discussion of the merits of the bill The
friends of the measure are confident of
its passage, but they are not very hope
full of getting it through without further
debate.
WOLCOTT TODAY.
Senator Wolcott has given notice of his
intention to address the senate on Mon
day, when he viii make report of the
transactions of the recent international
bimetallic commission Senator WOlcott
has never given extended public utter
ance concerning the commissions work,
and there is very general interest mani
tested as to the course he may pursue
in his speech on Monday.
When the senate resumed consideration
of the Hawaiian treaty Senator Morgan
will take the floor and it is expected will
consume at least another day in the
presentation of his views in favor of an
nexation. He will be followed by Senators
Pettigrew and White in opposition to the
treaty, and by other senators for and
against it There is no hope that the
debate will be concluded during the week
great many senators wish TO speak and
as long as the result of the vote is as
uncertain as it is ut present. neither side
will be disposed to allow the vote to be
taken.
MKENNA NEXT FRIDAY.
The senate has agreed to vote on the
confirmation of Attorney General Nc
kenna as associate justice of the supreme
court on next Friday, and the probabili-
ties are that this vote will be preceded
by some discussion as to Mr.. McKenna's
merits.
The urgent deficiency appropriation bill
will in all probability be reported on Mon
day, and there may be an effort to Sc
cure its consideration during the week.
THE HOUSE
The house is likely to become the arena
for a general discussion of our foreign
relations in connection with the consider
alton of the diplomatic and consular ap-
preparation bill during the present week.
The Cuban situation. the annexation of
Hawaii and the designs of the European
powers toward China will. of course. be
the principal topics to attract attention.
The house managers do not want an
extended debate on Cuba precipitated at
this time but the minority is determined
TO press the question during the consid-
GRAFTON of this bill. They believe the time
is particularly opportune, owing to the
autonomy riots in Havana. Tomorrow is
District of Columbia day and on Tuesday
the consideration of the army appropria-
ton bill will be resumed. This is likely
to be finished Tuesday, after which the
consular and diplomatic bill win probably
consume the remainder of the week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-17
TWO TELEGRAMS TO HANNA.
Couple of Helena Men Send Facetious
CONCENTRATIONS.

Helena Independent: Two kilograms of
cOngratulation to United States Senator
Hanna upon his election TO the senate for
another seven years went from Helena
the day after the election AS far as is
known. they were the only two. One was
sent by Commodore T. c. Power and ran
something like this:
Sincere congratulations. Be good to
the weak-minded and remember the con-
spiratOrs.
Colonel Sanders indicted the following:
4 congratulate you, and am thankful
that political perfidy has no reward-in
Ohio"
Colonel Sanders heavily underscored the
words. lin Ohio" before handing the mes
sage to the telegraph operator for trans
mission over the wires.
The receipt of the massage from far Off
Montana is reported To have made SenS-
tor Hanna exceedingly glad
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-17
DEATH OF BUFFALO JONES.
Well Known Western Man Loses His
Life In Alaska

Wichita. Kan. Jan. 14.-From informa-
ton received here it seems that ]. G. (Buf-
falo) Jones is dead. as las. r-sn iear.I +
some time among his friends all over the
west. Mr.. J. d. Walker of Mulvane this
state. recently purchased the late resi-
dence of Jones in Guthrie. where he resid-
ed before and during the last session of
the Oklahoma legislature. of which body
he was sergeant-at-arms.
Mr. Walker also states that he is in re-
ceipt of a letter from Mrs Jones which
confirms the death OF her husband The
letter was sent from some point in Alas
ka. and states that Mr.. Jones came TO his
death in that territory from over expos
ady caused by exposure or was frozen to
edath. he could not say definitely, accord
ing 90 the wording # the letter Denver
News
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Match For Chess Championship.

New York. Jan. 1.-THE second match
for the United States chess CHAMPION
ship between Harry n. Pilsbury. of New
York. and Jackson w. Showalter, of
Georgetown, KY, is practically arranged,
the only detail undecided being the loca-
ton of the place where the games viii be
played The terms of the match are
the same as in the first contest at the
Hamilton club. Brooklyn, last February,
the stakes to be $1,000 a side and the first
winner of seven games TO take the money
and title
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-17
Emieration of Cyclists.

New York, Jan. 16-There will be great
emigration of cyclists to the south to-
morrow. The cream of the foreign and
American racing talent will sail for Flori-
da. and there Will be merry times on she
new third of a mile track at Bellair.
August Lehr, the German champion, has
been in Bellair for some time, and in the
party will be GougoltZ. Lamberjack and
Taylore, the .Frenchmen; tulford and
" 6eelock. the Englishmen. and all the
ava Iable Americans
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Paris. Jan. I6.-There was a popular
demonstration today, with procession
of military officials, soldiers, veterans
and gymnastic and other associations,
in honor of General Felix Saussler'
now retiring from the military COVER
norship of Paris, and the commander
in chief of the French army
General Saussier, who was IN fuIl
uniform and surrounded by his staff,
stood in the window of his residence,
responding assiduously to the saluta-
lions OF enormous crowds.
STUDENTS RIOT.
Ultimately. bands of students pa
raded the streets. shouting perpetually
"Conspuez Zolar' Death to the jews
and the Ike In several cases cafe
windows We're smashed, and the win
doWs of a house, mistaken for Zola. 5,
were broken. The police finally dis
persed the rioters and made many ar
rests
Louise Michel and Sebastian Faure
addressed a Socialist meeting this even
nag and denounced the secrecy attend
ms Tie trial of Comte Esterhazy. There
aere shouts. Of "A-bas Brumont! and
'-A-bas RochefortT' but there was no
further disorder.
PETITION FOR RE-TRIAL.
The list of persons signing the petit
ton circulated by NJ. lola and others
on Friday last for a re-trial of former
Captain Alfred Dreyfus, is becoming
increasingly significant. Numerous
members of the institute and other
prominent persons are signing, which
shows that the movement is daily
growing in responsibility and influence.
on the other hand, the anti-Zola cam
paign, started by the students, is ex-
tending TO Marseilles, Toulouse, Ly-
ons, Nancy and other large towns
Vienna, Jan. 16.-The town hall at
Nyir Bakta has been partly destroyed
by an incendiary fire and the local mag
istrate has been seriously injured by
the mob.
Many arrests have been made and the
district is now occupied by gendar-
merle
Prague, Jan. 16.-There were out
breaks promoted by students here to-
day, with a socialist demonstration,
which the police dispersed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-17
Anthony Hope.

Anthony Hope wrote for ten long, dis
couraging years before the slightest rec
ognition OF his work came TO cheer him.
He worked with passionate enthusiasm
all the week. and as great lark sun
day afternoon. had tea with ms quiet
English sisters. consuming toasted muf-
fins and the mildest type of rectory Cos
sip. Thus he lived and toiled. and not
until THE Prisoner of Zenda' made its
most innocuous form of literary gather
Ings. ,--t
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-17
AUTONOMY CONDEMNED.
Senior Rebledo Addresses a Meeting
OF His Friends.

Madrid, Jan. l6.-Senor Romero
Robledo. presiding at a meeting of his
friends tonight. attacked the autonomy
scheme, and sought 10 magnify the
significance of the recent demonstra-
tons at Havana The meeting de-
cided 10 reassemble on Tuesday next
in order to draft an address to the
queen regent protesting against the
dissolution of the Cortes, and re-
ouesting that they be -convoked.
General Weyler was invited to at
TEND the meeting but excused himself
on the ground of ''scruples arising
from his military position"
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Bricklavers and Masons.

Peoria, Ills, Jan. 16.-The convention of
the Bricklayers' and Masons' international
union is getting down to business and the
committee are completing their work The
total membership is reported at sc. 1886, of
which but 81, $50 are employed. For bene-
fetal purposes $3.50, SIS had been expended
and there is SS3,356 in the treasury. The
digent members is favored.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-17
Brotherhood of Trainmen.

Peoria. Ills. Jan. 1.-THE executive
committee of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen are holding their annual SEES
sion here to receive reports and audit ac-
counts. The net increase in membership
during 1897 was 1900, and 81 lodges were
instituted. The officers report a steady
demand for brotherhood men by the rail-
roads
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-17
Lake Fish Trust.

Cleveland. O.. Jan. 1.-THE fish dealers
of this city. Sandusky. Lorraine Erie and
which a Mr.. Carter. of Erie is the sales
agent. The object of the combination is
to control the price of lake fish in the
eastern markets. and noticeable stiff
ness Of nrices has resulted already.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-17

man Sugar Producers. at a special
meeting today. adopted a resolution
declaring the abolition of counties
would only be acceptable provided all
countries abolished both direct and in
direct bounties. A further resolution
was adopted, calling on-the government
to give the sugar producers a years
notice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-17
SOCIALISTS DISPERSED.
ominous Rumors of Trouble In
Hungary and Bohemia.

Vienna, Jan. 16.-Five thousand So
cialist workmen made a demonstration
here today in front OF the Rathaus,
because DR.. Leuger, the burgomaster,
had forbidden them to hold a meeting
in the building. The police dispersed
Them and made several arrests. There
are olninous rumors Of trouble in Hun
gary and Bohemia.
TIE Agrarian Socialist movement in
Hungary is serious, especially in the
Szabolche district, where the land
owners are menaced.
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valuable Property Destroyed.

Portland. Me. jan 1.-THE Casino at
Willard Beach, South Portland. the
property of the Portland & Cape Eliza
beth Street Railway company, was de-
stroyed by fire last night A pavilion and
restaurant, the property of c. J. Willard.
were also burned The Casino cost So, 900.
Other losses on property were $500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-17
Withdraw Eight Hour Demand.

London, Jan. 16.-The official engineers
joint committee has notified the en-
ployers' federation of the withdrawal on
behalf of the men of the eight-hour de-
mand
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or Ambassador On a Jaunt.

London, Jan. 1s.-The United States
ambassador to Great Britain, Colonel
John Hay. and family win sail from
Genoa on the North German Lloyd
steamship Prinz Regent Luitpold on
Jan. 20 for Egypt, for a tour up the
Nile.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-17
Champagne Imports In 1897.

CUSTOM house statistics show that
72,775 cases of G.. H. Mumm's Extra Dry
were imported, or 42. 293 cases more
than any other brand. The wine now
imported is dry and remarkably fine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-17
steamsbin Trovements.

New York-Arrived-La Nornandie,
Havre; Servia, Liverpool Sailed-Mo-
bile. London: Werkendam. Rotterdam.
INTERCHANGEABLE Bretagne. New
York.
Queenstown-s Sailed, Campania, Ne "
York
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fspecial Correspondencel

Washington, D. c.. Jan. 13.-Senator
Rawlins' success with his bill opening and
alloting the Uintah reservation seems to
render it certain that these lands win be
prepared for settlement at the present
session of congress. This contamination
is alike agreeable to the Utah delegation
and the interior department officials, who
are most interested in the Indian reserva-
tons. He bill made very quick time from
the date of the senate report and is now
before the house under conditions very
f.1Uora b1a n re SSaPP-
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WOULDN'T STAY BURIED.
An Uncanny Tale From the Wilds of
Western Texas.
: . : :
Sacred to the Memory of
ON HOG WAIGINS-

Who cussed hiseif to death, and went
TO the devil a-whOOpin' in a blizzard
He Wuz so alfred mean an onry
that the airth wouldn't hold his car
cass and fire eat it right here. Go
slow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-17
TALES OF NONDM OPENING UNTA LAND GREAT EXPECTATIONS
Success Predicted at This Session of
Congress.
UINTAH FOREST RESERVE
DIRECTOR WALcoTT'S REPORT
TO THE SENATE.

Judge Kings Observations In Cuba
Congressman Gums Activity In
Behalf of the Homeseekers' As
sociation-How the Silver Repub-
licans Fought the Election of
ADMINISTRATION on the Result
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-17
ANTI SEMITIC R|OTING'
Demonstrations Against the He
brew Race In Paris.
SYMPATHY FOR DREYFUS
PETITIONS FOR A RE-TRIAL
SIGNED BY LEADING MEN.

On the Other Hand, the Campaign
Started By the Students Against
lola and Dreyfus Is Extending to
the Large Cities - Foreign
News
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M'KINLEY SCORED.
His Message to Hanna An Insult to
Every Honest Nan.

Columbus. o.. Jan. 13-Ailen o. Myers,
who had charge OF the Democratic steer
ing committee during the recent sena-
torial battle. was not pleased with the
message of felicitation which passed be-
tween Mckinley and Hanna, and he sent
the president the following telegram this
afternoon:
columbus. O., Jan. 13.-To Hon. VIII
liam Mckinley. President of the United
States Washington: Your telegram to
Hanna and his telegram TO you are two
insults 10 every honest man in the United
States and an outrage on decency. Nero
fddled while Rome burned. You prayed
while Dick and Hanna bought seat il
the United States senate-a fact that viii
be thoroughly proved. PeoDie wtO IL *
Ditied you as a dupe Will now denounce
Won as q full and not a silent, partner OF
this firm of conSpirators against the great
mass of the people. The hour of judgment
is at hand.
(Signed) ALLEN .. MY ERS.
This IS the message Mckinley sent to
Hanna:
= ne result now plainly forecasted is
one in which our citizenship. irrespective
of marty, Will profoundly rejoice. | con-
graduate you. heartily. not only upon a
victory beneficial TO the country, but up
on your leadership in a contest worthily
won. under the most trying circum-
stances
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German Sugar Producers.
Berlin. Jan. Is.-The Society of Ger
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Kew 10 Health.

See directions on Gray's Laxative
Pellets
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Prague, Jan. 16.-There were out
breaks promoted by students here to-
day. with a socialist demonstration,
which the police dispersed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-11
YOUNG MEN FOE ROOSEVELT.
Brooklyn Club hat Supported Seth Low
RatiheS the State Ticket.

Brooklyn Club That Supported Seth Low
RatiheS the State Ticket.
The Young Mems Republican Association Of
Kings County held an enthusiastic meeting In
the Pouch Gallery. Clinton avenue. Brooklyn.
last night. and unanimously Endorsed the en-
tire State ticket. TIL club supported Seth Low
last year for Mayor. and held a big ratification
meeting in his behalf. President Robert Van
ldenstine said that the club this year would
wage a powerful campaign In the interest Of
Col. Theodore Roosevelt and the entire Repub-
lcan. ticket and did not intend to let up until
election night.
These resolutions were unanimously adopted:
R,Eolred, That the Young Mems Republican Assoc
cation OF Kings County cordially and heartily in.
dorses and ratines the nomination OF Col Theodore
loosevcit for Governor and all the other Republican
candidates. ON the State ticket. We hereby afarm our
faith in behalf Of the doctrines embodied in the
platform of the Republican National Convention
held in -. Louis in 1890. and that adopted at Sara.
toga in September. and pledge ourselves to actively
support the whole Republican ticket.
Committees were appointed to conduct the
work, OF the campaign. A mass meeting will
lie held at the Criterion Theatre during tho last
week OF the campaign. A committee was APP
pointed TO get out a complete registration OF
avery Republican voter In the city. Addresses
were made by David i. Davis. the Republican
nominee for Senator In the Fourth district, and
former Fire Commissioner Chester Is. Law
renee urging all Republicans TO work for the
election OF Col. Roosevelt and the entire State
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WILLIAM A. FUREY'S ILLNESS.
One of Judge Van Wyck'S Old Friends-A
Veteran Omcial of Brooklyn.

OnO o OuukO van wynn OAA
Veteran Onlcial of Brooklyn.
Commissioner Of Jurors William A. Furey
Of Brooklyn has not been seen at his office for
several weeks. and last night 1t was reported
that his absence.resuIted from a serious attack
Of illness which had caused his family grave
apprehension. Mr.. Furey lives with his brother.
Robert Furey. the contractor. at 10 Eighth
avenue. He is now well advanced in life. and
for a year or more has been in poor health.
He spent all the summer at his country home
on Long Island, and showed considerable i'm
provement on his return to the city. He found
it impossible. however. 10 resume his official
duties, and he was soon further Frustrated
with what appeared to be q slight apoplectic
Mr. Furey Is one OF tho veteran officials in
Brooklyn. having retained his place as Com
missioner Of Jurors for more than twenty
one OF the pillars OF the Democratic organiza-
ton, and served as Secretary OF the County
Com mittee for more than a generation. 1t
almost broke his heart a few years age when
he was ousted from the SecretaryshiD in re-
Spouse to the demand OF the so-called reform
a loyal party man. however, be has never
made any open protest against this and other
Sights TO which he has been subjected, and his
only regretn now is that he will, not be able to do
Justice Van Wyck. with whom he labored side
by side In successive County Committees In the
good days when reform statesmen had very
Only whispered reference was made to Mr..
Furey's illness at the meeting OF the County
Committee last night. but every one expressed
the hope that il would not prove as serious as
was apprehended.