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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16
POULTRY MEN MEET.
Discuss Belgian IIares ut Their Ses'
sion Last Night.

q meeting % tho Utah Poultry MS
ISOLATION was held In the city and
County building last night. An address
ON the subject OF Belgian Hares. was
delivered by Harry Groves. Mr.. Groves
said that n pair OF these animals would
produce more than 100 pounds OF meat
In one year. He spoke briefly OF the
Disqualification for entering animals
In prize contests. and also explained
methods OF breeding. MIR. Taggard, q
breeder. OF Allegheny. Pa. said he had
500 hnrcs ON his farm In Pennsylvania
now, and expected To produce 100000
pounds OF meat In three years. He said
the hareS Were extensively marketed
In Belgium, Germany, France and Eng
land. II costs about 10 cents, he said.
to produce a four pound hare, a breed
er named Harris. near Denver. had n
pair for which he paid $500. The Sims
have n ready sale. and there In now n
good market for them in 81. Louis.
The Belgian hare Is the largest OF the
rabbit family. one hare not six months
old was shown, and It's weight was nine
pounds. The owner said he had one at
his home which weighed fifteen
pounds.
Rule is OF the association. which MP.
plies 20 the entering OF birds at the
annual poultry show. was discussed by
the members. The rule prohibits club
bling together to form "a prize pen.
Those who were opposed TO the rule
said that In some cases persons who
become Interested In n pen would en-
dcnyor to buy eggs, but M the birds
belonged TO different parties. II would
be impossible To secure n setting or else
the buyer would be given inferior eggs.
II was decided not TO amend the rule.
u. Best. Il. J. Parsons and David
Otterson were admitted to membership.
IL II quite likely that the annual show
A EuI H.Iu al
though the executive committee have
not yet fully decided.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16
FATAL WRECK.
Train Load Of Railroad Iron Dasbe. Down
tho Mountain side.

tho Mountain side.
Four people were Killed and one fatal
~ injured In wreck on the SPOKANE
Lewiston branch OF the Northern Pa
cific railroad about Z o'clock last night
at HENDRIX. Gays a dispatch this morn
Ing from Lewiston. Idaho. The train
was an extra freight Of fifteen cars.
loaded with railroad iron Tor the North
crn Pacific extension. and was drawn
by two engines. The dead are.
Engineer Arthur T.. Balm.
Engineer John a. ogden.
Fireman Earl bradshaw.
brakeman \. Bulge.
All ATE u Spokane.
Fireman John Pctcrmnn. Of Spokane.
was fatally Injured.
The rails were covered with Ice and
SNOW, and In descending the long. steep
grade leading into kcndrick. the train
men lost control Of the train, and u
dashed down the grade at terrific
speed. After a run Of three miles down
the mountain side. four cars broke loose
and were ditched, the track being torn
M for a distance Of more than q quar-.
ter OF mile. After another mile and a
half run the rest OF The dying train
struck the yards at Kondrick, and the
engines ana cars were ditchcd ana piled
up In a confused mass. The two en-
ginccfs and Firemen bradshaw and
Petermnn We're caught In the wreck
and the three former Instantly Killed.
Potcrman was taken out With a broken
leg. ANA he IL thought to 10, internally
injured. lie cannot recover. Brake
man Budse Jumped minute before tn.
crash came, but both his legs We're
broken and he died a few minutes later.
with rare pre- isncc of mind the conduc-
Tor cut the cnboosc loose before the
train got under fun headway and thus
Aayod himself ana the rear brakcm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16
Ann Arbor Railway Will Put Wire
less TeIegraphy in Operation.
RUNS EIGHTY-THREE MILES
Across Lake Michigan aud VIII be In
Connection with the Car Fer
rytog Plant.

a special 10 the Chicago Chronicle
from Toledo. Ohio. says; The Ann
Arbor railway viii put wireless teie-
graph TO a practical test by introduce
Ing It In connection with their ear fer
ry business across Lake Michigan. The
contract with the Marconi people has
been closed and the system will be put
up at once. The station viii be at
Frankfort and at a point near Menomi-
nee. Michigan. The space to be covered
IN about 80 miles. The Ann Arbor rail-
way IL attempting to keep this ferry
open all winter. The new method viii
be given a thorough test. II II falls a
cable Will be laid across the lake next
year. Representative ~ the wireless
system express perfect confidence that
they Will be able to give satisfactory
service.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16
RAILROAD NOTES.

An artistic calendar for 1900 has been
Issued by the Lehlgh Valley road.
\ Jolly party Of Mnccabecs went Ia
Ogden ON the Short Line last night.
q. II. Crandall. general travelling
auditor OF the Union Pacific. is.!i.i---Hl
Rio Grande Western surveyors arc
nov In clrcleville canyon. southern
Utah,
J. +. Dunn. superintendent ~ motive
power for the Oregon Short Line, went
east today.
The next meeting Of tho Interstate
commerce commission with railroad
executive officials win occur In New
York on January 9th. 1900.
John Hickey. general master mechan-
10 for the Rio Grande Western. has re-
turned from Chicago. whore he attend
cd To some details with reference to the
eight new Richmond locomotives re-
Gently purchased by the Western.
George Croker. second vlce-presldeut
OF the southern Pacific company. has
presented "A library OF $50 volumes to
the employees OF the Sonora railway.
Suitable quarters FOR the Gift have been
provided In the depot building at No
gales.
j. II. Mccoy, Tor NUMBER OF years
Union Pacific yardmaster at ogden,
severed his connection with the CONF
pany and win take much-nceded rest
Mr.. Mccoy IL superseded by W H..
Sheridan, who has been night yard
man for some months past. Mr.. Sheri-
dan wns formerly travelling conductor
on the Short Line. ana understands
railroad work most thoroughly. He IL
spoken of very highly by the men who
have been under him, ana his friends
congratulate him on his new position.
Ogden Standard.
Vice President Bancroft and superln.
tendent calvin have returned from 81.
Anthony. They say that this branch OF
the Short Line has been surfaced up I'm
the past ten days, ana now the trains
are running MS smoothly IA can be OK
pccted for q new road. The hallnsting
and aurfaclng VIII be discontinued UNI
III next spring. but the bridging OF the
hammock Jim and the South Fork OF
the Snake viii be pushed 10 an early
completion. The station buildings at
Rexburg and 81. Anthony are wen I'M
der way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16
DESERVES IT.
Remarkable Success Of New rrestmsn,
for Piles.

For many years Il has been supposed
that the only absolute sure cure for
piles was by surgical operation. but the
danger to life and the pnin and cx-
pcnse has been 80 great that many
thousands suffer for years rather than
submit to the last resort; or they seek
the temporary relief In the many rcme-
trouble, ralves. oitnents and similar
simple remedies which give only slight
and very temporary relief.
A new preparation which IL painless
and harmless but which AFFORDS immc-
date relief and In many cases COM
plcte cure In very short time. " sold
by druggists under the name OF Pyra-
mid Pile Cure.
IL In In suppository form used at
night and It's regular Use has cured
thousands OF obstinate. long standing
cases. and II seems To be equally eff
fcctive In all the various forms Of piles.
whether itching. bleeding OF protruding.
The Pyramid Pile Cure allays the IN
Illumination and intoleroblc Itching. re-
duces the tuners. and It's astringcnt
properties cause the enlarged blood
vessels TO contract to normal,
healthy condition.
A baltimore gentleman slatcs his
experience with n Pyramid Pile Cure
In these words:
1t unofns me unuhuNi plNhsuIc W
add my endorsement to those Of others
relative to your really wonderful pile
remedy. was sufferer for years
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me one OF your little books on cause
and cure OF piles. deslrc 20 show II to
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Any pile sufferer may use the Pryn-
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slant relief and regular use perma-
nent cure and the stlll further certain
~ that n contains no cocaine. NOR
phlne or metallic or mineral polsons.
All druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure
30 cents for full sized treatment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16
WILL NOT COMPETE.
Northern Pacific and ~. Paul Have Agreed
ON Territory.

Tho Minneapolis Journal OF yesterday
friday says; An agreement has been
entered into between the Northern Pa.
oifle and the Chicago, Milwaukee a. st.
Paul, whereby the former agrees not
60 enter sou,h Dakota, and the latter
akiccs not To extend It's North Dakota
lines, The Northern Pacific nus planned
some extensive building operations Tor
next spring In North Dakota. The most
important IL the line TO M the thirty.
iivc-mile gap between Miner and
Oakcs. Another extension Will be 100
miles Go Wlnona and Fort Yatcs. on
the Missouri river from Edgely via
Ashley.
The third extension IL on the main
line. near Fargo. 20 Dickson. about
tixty miles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16

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Ind. says: Electric Bittcrs are Just
the thing for man when he don't care
whether he lives or dies II gave mo
new strength and good appetite. | can
now eat anything and have u new lease
on life" Only 30 cts. at u. e. NJ. L.
Drug Dept. Every bottle guaranteed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16
EARLY MORNING BLAZE.


A fire broke out at loss about 2
o'clock this morning and the East Side
department was called out.
The blaze was In "A six room frame
house unoccupicd. The fore part OF
the house was consumed by the
flames ere the FIRE laddics arrived on
the scene. The flames were soon ex-
tinguished. The loss IN about $3.50. II
II believed that the IRE was incendiary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16

crs ia playing upon the crcdulity OF the
people In the hope OF inducing the nation
TO break faith with the "Mormons.
There " no Mormon" question. There
II simply an unwnrrantable attempt to
rcsurrect an old Issue that died and was
buried In ikgO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16
THE ARTICLES OF FAITH.

DR., Talmage's new book. written by
appointment; In four styles OF binding.
cloth 800; leather $3.50; leather gilt
s2.o0; morocco gilt $3.50. Special dis
count to sunday schools. classes and
quorums. For sale at the peserct
News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22

man. ana IS COW fairly wcli-to-do' ai-
though 81 ate years De has noi pro-
percd as in days gone by. but ihis mas ~
300 way affected the good standing OF lN'
immediate family.
She was en attractive ana Wei ."'
Gated Young woman about tWenis one ''
TWENTY-FIVE years of age. Against hei
fair rame no breath of suspicion was eve.
uttered unt her death brought 70 is"'
the awful secrets of hor ile.
AN UNIQUE CASE
II Anderson shall De indicted for mar
der. which Is very probable. and - ever
caught and brought TO trial DO will be
a case the Ike of which is not now on
record anywhere .n the world. DerhAns.
fit is very plain that had he furnished
Miss Watson with deadly drus To- De-
used to take tho lile of a. third person.
and She had done so. he would bee guilty
Of murder. as accessory before the fact
and the lawyers elv 10 is equally as
plain that he Is before the law guilty ~
murder. if IL can boz shown that De FUR
nished her with the drug to take her own
Hfo. knowing FOR Wh8t purpose She would
use 30. And surely tho motive is apparent
IL is said by thc lawyers 90 Doe plain
enough case on lts l1ce. but g. would Doe a
rare one. n not tha very first of iis Kind
10 Doe tried .u the history 0f the world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22

ATLANTA. GA, June 2.-ihe Secretary
of State to-day ISSUED "a charter TO tho
O0erman aud Western Railroad Company.
with a. capital stock of S5Dop 90 build
q line from Onoman. iu Pierce county,
through Applng and into t0nee county
% a. termlaus near the boundary line be-
tween Coffee and Appl.ns giving The dis
trlcf connection With The savannah,
Florida and Western system.
Tho prlGclpai incorp0rators are Henry
T. Talmldgc. OF New Jersey. Frank Is.
Pviland. New York, j. j. McDonough.
Savannah, w. D.. Baker Savannah. chas.
Mccall of Onorman. and John u. Aic-
Donald. of Waycross
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22

Ma'iatoa Tanu After Being Recog-
nized Abdicates 10 Favor OF



APlA. SAMOAN lsLAND' June a.
Via AUCKLAND. N u. june -l.-A -Alattaia
.-, ..,-.s and the Loyal
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lists nave given 'p
"a heavy penalty wHt he t'i.'.'' 'Fo"
natives ronrl with rifle. m lrcr possess
............ o., r.rn in more
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weapons.
Tue natives have returned t1 fnef
homes Aaleloa Tuu was recognized
as kmr Dy tne commissioners of tac three
r.t.,-s and fHe decision 0f chief Jusilrt
Chamber. m tine matter OF tine kinsshp
aas proclaimed VaUd and binding. Ma
nef.s Tanu then abdicated iu favor 0f the
comm ss.oners who appointed provis-
fo,af e,.ernmelr. consisting of the e0H-
s,fs of tn. tnr.e powers. empowering a
.,.forifv to ae. m au cases where unln.-
,.II. b. 0o. r...lr.l bv ODE Berlin treaty.
ruF.rDENT SELF.
g.,.- r,..... Chambers continues 10
t.. .a... ..1 fh4 various municipal
s..l. .,. ...frr,.f Dr Wilhelm Self
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nominees OF '''
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have q veto over s'n'."i ""u "-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22
SUMMARY or TO-DAY'S NEWS.

"A big nsht against an early primary.
"A day Ol weddings M this state.
Two petitions nIcd in bankruptcy.
-Appolratln Tor the Gas Works still
delayed
Manchester grants the Richmond. Pc
terslurs aud carolina right on way
--N0rifz Becker may make another at
tempt t0 bring Die family io Richmond
STATE NEWS.
"A dead girls letter telling Of the
cause OF her suicide. Boo the nand5 OF the
Grand Iury. 4 prominent physician, whom
She accuses OF her und0ius sells MS prop-
erty fad leaves for parts unknown.
Master M1Chinists eject oniceTs and
adjourn. ,
Prisoners attack iailer and make their
General ships house narrowly es-
capes destruction hy ire.
Tablet unveiled o. colonel EWcll.
GENERAL NEWS.
The Government will leil the vessels
taken from The naval list
-N hnalgn has driven insurSont forces
into tine swamps beyond limits.
-Dr. Mceuesten saws f "ib take one
hundred tA0usand troops 20 conquer the
.rre treasury deficit this year will lie
less than SltnNlHtto.
-pr. Park reports fourteen yellow-fever
eases az santiago.
General John Il. Gordons residence
destroyed by fire.
denominations for clerks In Census Bu-
rcau announced Tor september.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Won Builon defends acquisition OF the
Spanish Islands.
General Kitchener has had degree OF
Doctor 0f Civil Law conferred on him.
Samoa VII try 10 get along for a
while without a king.
bourgeois declines the task OF forming
a French Cabinet.
-Casimier- -Perier to give startling evt-
dence in Drevfus case - s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22
THE MASTER MACHlNlSTS.
Mr.. W. >. Morris. Of the G. & o., Elect
cd First Vice President.

FORT MONROE june Special
The Master Machinists Association
which has been in session at Jld Point
for three days. adjourned at ! o'clock
The convention was attended hy thc
largest number of delegates chat have
over been present ON "a similar occasion.
The following officers were elected:
President. Mr.. j. H McConna d. of The
Union Pacific railway. First Nlce-Iresi-
dent. Mr. IS. S. Morris. of Me Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway. Second ce-
President. Mr. A. NJ Waitt uf iue New
york Central railway. Third Nice-rrCsi-
dent Mr. j. n. Barr of the Cacae8.
burlington and Quincy; Treasl' 'er. Mr.
George w West OF the New yore cn-
tarlo and Western railway.
A beautiful gold medal was presented
by the convention 90 the retiring rleg-
dont. Mr. Quaylc
The Executive Committee elected as
eeeretarv J. IS. Taylor who was also
elected secretary OF the Master Car
Builders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22
Several Little CaucusseS Were Held
Here Yesterday.
VACANCIES TO BE FILLED.
Three Members 10 Retire at the Next
Meeting Successors TO Two Decided
Ipon- senator Martin was Here
and Conferred with Some OF
Iii. Friends - The Re
form League.

The exclusive announcement made In
The Times yesterday that there Will be
am early primary 60 nominate nve candi-
dates for the House of Delegates. occa-
stoned much interest ln political circles.
10 was news 60 even some who are very
active participants ZOO politics. Several
conferences were held during the dav.
There is some opposition 10 an early pri-
mary but the advocates Of lt appear 10
be the stronger n The committee.
$50 call was issued yesterday for "A meet
ing of the committee to consider this
matter. Five members viii sign a ped
ti0n asking Chairman Jefferson Wallace
TO convene the committee. Three have al
ready sienlaed their Willingness 20 attach
their names 90 the paper Mr. Wallace
may be requested to-day 90 call meet
ine of the body over which be- presidcs
Most OF the candidates are said TO favor
early nominations The night opened up
much earlier than usual, ana the as
pirants for legislative honors are. as 4
rule. anxious that the contest shall be
settled as early as practicable.
a MONTHS NOTICE.
Ample time will be given to any one
who may wish 20 run TO come out and
notice viii boz given of the date. Advo-
Gates of ihe early primary want the cleo
ton held about che 18th Of July.
There viii boz some vacancies IN the
committee to nll at the next mectu-.
Alr b. J.. Caben has resigned a. a Inem-
her from jefferson ward. and Mr. John
-. Taylor who is now "a registrar. VIII
resign at the next meeting Messrs. r..
j. Pagan and Samuel Stern viii succeed
them.
Mr. S H. Kelley. being "a candidate for
the House. viii resign as member from
Monroe ward IL has not been decided
who shall succeed him
SENATOR MARTIN.
Senator Martin was I'm Richmond Tues
day night and saw "a few friends. lie
was in an exceedingly happy frame ~
mind while De has no opposition. and
IS likely to have "a clear field. The Senator
is NOT allowing grass t0 groH under his
fact He wants his victory to be- AS com
pieto as possible The Senator went from
hare t0 Frodcricksburg He is expected
back hero before returning 90 hls home
at sc0ttstllle
Mr. D. o.. Garnett is expected back here
u a feu days t0 reopen the headquarters
Of the Senatorial Reform League. Tho
address this organization viii issue 20 the
voters wN be ready 10 q few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22

BIRMINGHAM ALA. June g.-The
Alabama coal miners in session here
decided 0n wage scale to-day liking
.ac minimum price or a. cents per tor
when IRON g. selling at 500 per ton auc
under. For every increase OF nfty cent?
per t0u ln price of iron there viii be an
Increase of i-2 cents per ton in the
miners wages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22

WASHINGTON. juno 1-secreiary
Hitchcock has certified 10 the Treasury
chat the annual payments oi $500 each
to au the slafos and Terflt0rils except
Alaska. for encouraging the state Asr.-
cultural Colleges under ihe M0rrlli act,
arc now due. The payments Will be made
shortly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22

siren which was rendered them by the
Government FOR their use as ualnlng
ship. The Siren was once fhe property
of s. j. Cassatt. president of the Penn
aylyania railroad. The government
bought it from him during the spanish
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22
OFF FOR MANILA,
The virginia Naval Reserves Accept
the siren

NORFOLK. VA June 2i-speciai-
Twelve officers and one hundred and
1fty men who have been assigned 90
duty with the Asiatic squadron. wli
leave the Norfolk Navy yard tomorrow
morning They vii 20 overland 10 san
Francisco. where they VIII board the
transport solacc bound Tor Manila.
The Virginia Naval Reserves To-Day
Isxmally accepted the converted .acht
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22

NORFOLK. VA. June 1.-THE men,
hors of the Delaware Legislature hasa
accepted the Invitation OF Mayor john
ston to visit this csty The iifat week IN
August.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22
WEATHER FORECAST

Virginia. North and south Cafohna-
Partly cloudy Thursday ana frinay, pr.
ceded by showers on the immediate coas''
variable Winds