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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31

when they don't your whole body
must suffer
II you are sick. doctor your kidney
becnuse az soon as they are well they
Will help an the other organs TO health.
The mild and extraordinary onect Of
Or. Kllmors swamp-Root, the great
kidney remedy. Is soon realized. II
stands the highest for its wonderful
cures OF the most distressing cases and
IL sold by druggists In nfiy-cent and
one-dollar bottles, Make a note Of the
name. swump-Root Dr. Kilmer'a
swamp-Root
You may have a sample bottle Of this
famous kidney remedy sent free by
mail. postpaid, by which you may teat
It's virtues for such disorders as kidney,
bladder and uric aold diseases. and
urinary troubles, Obliged TO pass winter
frequently night and day. smartlng or
irritation In passing. brick dust or sod
lment In the urine. constant headache,
baokaohe. lame back. dizzineHs, sleep
losnesa. indigestion. nervousness, skin
trouble anaemia, Brights disease. neu-
ralgia rheumatlam. bloating, irritable
ity. WORKOUT feeling, lack OF ambition,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31
U. AND P. REDUCED RATES.
New r.rln Issued rnective November lat
Applying between Mliford aud uVada.

New rsrin Issued Effective November lat
Applying between Mnford aud uVsda.
The Utah a Pacific announces a re-
ductlon In freight rates between Mil
ford. Utah. and Lund. Modona ana
Uvndn cffcctlvc November lat. The re-
ductlon 10 IN merchandise In cents per
100 pounds less than car loads. tho rates
on car loads remain the same. The
average rate on tain No. . 10 1.und was
20 cents. which by the new tnrin " re-
duced 10 N cents, the rate 10 Modenn
has been reduced from Al cents TO 30
cents. 10 Uyuda II n reduced from iGh
cents TO q cents.
Beer In carloads. minimum weight
$4,000 pounds. 60 uvadn has been been
reduced from 20 cents 10 30 cents. cya.
nide. powder. candles. oil and steel
rings. In carloads. from a. cents 20 20
cents: flour and millstunH. IN straight
or mixed carloads. minimum WEIGHT
$4,000 pounds. reduced from 20 cents 10
Is cents. grain. hay ana STRAW, straight
or mixed carloads. minimum weight
5000. between an points except Milford
and Lund. per 100 pounds Q cents 10
rs cents. lumber. lnth shingles fence
posts ana saw LOGS, carloads, minimum
weight $4,000 pounds, between an points
from ei cents TO 1910 cents. The rate
on cattle has been reduced from fi2
por standard car 90 SO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31
There is No Flow from ParIey's In
to the CIty's Mains,
CONTRARY REPORTS UNTRUE


SUIT. Of waterworks Caine, whom In
teryicwed by the "Nevs" today regard
inE the claims that seven inches Of Par
loy's canyon watcr-or any other guam
tlty more or less than that. was How
ms into the city mainr. declared om-
rhaticaliy that the statement was and
~ untrue. and referred the "NoNya"
representative 10 Chief Tankman
Brown who pointed 70 tho measuring
machine and said;
- know all about this matter-1 know
that par,y'a canyon water Be- not going
down to salt Lake and that they can't
set water from that stream down there
unloHa they como up 10 the canyon and
haul II down3 and everybody knows
that IL not being done. Now. the facts
are that city Engineer Kelsey sent Mr.
cheney up here 10 put In a Euagc that
would permit only one inoh-not seven
to go through. That one Inch goes %
Dudlcr's. the State prison and the
farmers on the bench. This ~ barely
enough 10 supply them and makes ~
impossible for the city 10 set water
from here II may be- that measure
monts have bon tnion down town; u
may be that seven Inches or twenty
seven Inches were found. hut this much
Il certain. the flow does not come from
parlcy'a canyon because I am In charge
hero and ! know what I am talhng
about OF course n It H. turned To-
somewhere else from Emigration, that
r. another thing. 1 know nothing OF
that"
We'll but what becomes Of the Par
Toys canyon watcrf inquired the re-
porter.
why, that goes into the Kennedy
and Pleasant View bitches except that
which supplies Dudlcr's the State prla-
on aud the farmers on the bench 40 1
have already stated"
And this. on further invoatlgatlon
the News found to be- th' facts In
the case. the Tribune and claims and
anidavlt makers 10 the contrary not
withatanding.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31
Wife Of a Former Policeman Ac-
cuses Her Husband Of Cruelty.
DEFENDANT NOW IN JAIL.


Frank Mcdonald. the ex-pollccmnn
residing at Lake Brecze. who has bean
In all sorts OF scrapes ana trouble Tor
the past two or three years. was today
made defendant by HE wife. Nettie Nc.
Donald, In a cult Tor divorce. rinln-
tn bases her action on the ground Of
extreme cruelty.
The complaint alleges that tho mar
riaEc took place IN Franklin. Idaho. no.
ycmbcr 2oth. 1891 and that Tor the pact
clght years tho pnrties have resided IN
salt Lake county For two years or
more plaintiff sage the defendant has
treated her In cruel and iuhuman
manner to the extent Of causing hcr
great bodily injury and mental distress.
Frequently, II la alleged. Mcdonald
got angry and during hls ats ~ pas
sion would strike his wife and beat her
numerically.
~ r. further alleged that the defend
ant once took HE seven ycar-old boy by
the hair of the head. llfiinT him clean
on the door. ana At the same tlmo
Kicked and beat him. Another time. it
o. ALLEGED. he caught hold OF an infant
child and threatened to dash to- brains
out. othUr ulmilar acts are complained
o. which has caused Mrs. Mcdonald
aud her children to be IN constant fear
and dread Of the defendant.
There arc three children OF the mar
rlngc, living, u boy ana two girls, AGED
oevcn and four years and nineteen
months respectively. The defendant H.
described as a strong. able-budloi man.
owner ~ dairy.
Plaintiff praye for n decree ~ divorce
forty dollars per month permanent ALL
mony, for the custody ~ the children.
ntturney'p fees and general relief Dem
nlH G. Elchnor ~ Mira. McDonald'u at
torney.
Mcdonald ~ now In the county inil
awaiting trial, on the charge on disturb
Ink the peace. preferred by hla mother
in-law and other parties
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MISS RICHARD RESIGNS.
Governor Wells win Appoint Her Sue
ccssor Soon-Rules and Prizes.

The officers of the Utah Art lnsu-
tute held meeting last night 20 com
slider rules and regulations Tor the conn
petition cxhihition 81 aH photography
TO be- given undcr their auspices IN
connection with the first annual art OK
hlbliion to be held To- salt Lake Clty
In December next
other Incidental matters nlfo re-
cclvci attention. mud the rcsiFnatlQn.
"a mumhcr ~ the board N Miss
louise Richards was accented ON ac-
count u absence from the State. Miss
Richards is fnithful md rainHinklnN
artist and hcr resignation was fe-
celtcd with regret II L. understood
that Governor Wells will appoint her
successor In the near future. Tho fol-
lowing was Issued last nlFhti
INSTITUTE PRIZES.
For most artistic Photographic. 90
For second most artistic photo
Nrlph tstttsssssssss.ss sssssssttsss uNV
SPECIAL PRIZES.
For most artistic photographs by
nm amateur, ono widr-ungie lens.
offered BY q. y. Warwick a Co,
value stssssstssts ssttts4stsssstssuN.0
RULES or COMPETITION.
NEGATIVE and prints TO b. entirely
the work 81 the exhibitor.
-kuch entry 70 consist OF three dlfs
fercnt prints.
S.-Euch print must be marked on
back with nom de plume of the exhibit
tor and title Of the picture.
t.utah subjects only will be re-
cnlvcd.
s-Enirles 70 be made from negatives
taken IN 1893
G-Ertrica 10 BE- Anonymous and to
D. accompanied with a sealed envelope
containing the name and address of tho
competitor with biz nom de- plume.
i-All entries TO Close December lat.
1870.
s-Ail prints viii be- judged on a
basis ~ 20 per cent Tor artistic Offcct
and % per cent Tor technique
awards viii be- announced at the
opening N tho exhibition.
i0-WinnlnE prints % become the
property ~ the Utah Art Institute.
1.-THE judges viii be- appointed by
the governing board ~ the Institute.
Competitors are requested 90 use care
ana Judgment IN mounting their prints
ana nothing may BE- written or pasted
on the face N the mount
subjects may b. landscapes. p0r-
traits. ngurcs or anything else but art
pictorial element should BE- hrsi consld-
Grafton.
Entries may b. made without charge
NJ q. " Warwick a COS. 22l south
Main street. or with the secretary Of
the institute, ]. ". Paul, 80 Templeton
building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31
PERSONAL.

Frank Hall of Mercur IL In town
trnnuactlnE business.
Dr. u. Paul. the Denver mining man.
u staying nt the Kenyon.
o. ~ Ladd u Denver Is staying At
the Kenyon today
John NuHHor % Iowa city IA among
tho recent arrivals at the Walker.
Louis Leasing of Mineravilie regis
tered at the Walker this morning.
James Hickey. the Nevada mining cx-
pert. IL staying at the White House.
Richard Chopo. the Robinson NOR
chant. h REGISTERED at the White House.
Alox johnson Of omntavlle. who has
sheep Interests. Ia a guest at the white
House.
n. q. Wilson. the nutto railroad man.
together with hia wife. aro guests at the
Knutsford.
J. Casey and wife Of Rock Point are
numbered among today'a guests at the
White House.
Chnncoy NJ Lowla " on his way East
from Canton, China. lie dlncd today
nt the cullen.
va q, Sprawl who II Interested In
insurance nt Tacoma, Wash, ia quar-
tered at the Cullen.
r. J. Hnronharth. the Idaho cattle
NWNNNH NNNlNf NN NNMW NNWMN anu ia
lnurncd 20 the cullen.
''rs sam swartz ana Miss Maud Abb
bolt Of Green's Ferry Idaho. are among
the new arrivals at the Cullen.
W, l., Mason arrived nj the Kenyon
this morning with some sample cases
Of icwolry from his New York house.
l.. Il. willard and \. II. Stewart. ac-
tors who win tread the boards at tho
salt Lake Theator tonight, are staying
at the Kenyon.
charles Dickson. the leading man In
Mistakes viii Happen, was the FIRST
man 20 register az the knutaford this
morning
}. W. HUT Jr, Leslie n. Shaw and
Mrs. Lucille llarnold a party Of tourists
from New York. came In this morning
and took M their temporary abode at
the KnutHford
Inspector W. H. Graves. who a. stay
Ing az the Kenyon said last EVENING".
"'fhe Indians over the country are
settling down 90 agricultural life. M a
general thing. The western ShOHhones
have cut on their long hair. and dress
IN ordinary clothes, and this IL being
gradually adopted elsewhere. We have
had no special trouble with smallpox
except among the fuohloH IN New
Mexico. The pulmna. Moinvoa and
NumaH also along the frontier are not
hl4uNltl WIN lhN nlhNhlN' Whth hhhnu
h- " indian education, Mr.. Graves said
''rhe Indian la taking more ana more
To the Idea OF educating his children;
only d. ~ best satisfied, and ] believe
tho best results generally obtain who're
thcfe children nrc educated near home.
Many children are taken forcihly from
their parents and sent 10 far eastern
institutions where the confinement Of
the dnrmitnrion and the radical change
u climate have resulted In ronHump-
ton, 10 which the red man seems 90 be-
peculiarly liable. and when the sick
children are sent home the parents nnt-
uraly contrast them with tho more
healthy ones nt home. and this causes
deal OF disqualification"
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Hewlett Bros. Co.

nll station or trnekago on the street
named but they wish 10 have tho iilo
Uund cWatorn tracks on the street
removed and that franchise declared
null and void. Among those in att
tendance nt the meeting were ox-shcrin
n. r. Lewis. Hugo Watson. sam Will
lllmHln, a. v. Jenkins and Josiah
Thomas. subsequently named na the
committee. with J. w. jenkins. e.. a..
Jenkins. J. Taylor and Son. H. o. Hold
INK. D. y brown, n. H. Glenn. bishop
Glenn, a. if Hnlmborr. e. IS Guri-y.
bishop Morgan, H. Ellington. Mrs.
liruwu. Mt Petit W. D. Williams.
ATT Plant and others
Z. n. Tollna was elected chairman
ana Joseph Thomas secretary speeches
weru made by Mcasrs. T0lles. Watson
and Holding
u was resolved that the city Council
be requested 60 defer action until next
Tuealiy or until the comittue can BE-
heard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31

territory that II bounded in general
way by the GrCat Salt Lake on the
north. the Jordan river ~ the east the
utah and salt Lake canal on The SOUTH
aud the Utah and Salt Lake canal and
The Great Salt Lake on the west, com
pflaing IN the noighborhOod ~ 100
SQUARE miles The results u the sur
vey indicate that about three foufths
OF the ontlre area OF no square miles u
susceptible 20 reclamation. Tho ire
deeinnblo lands are usually lying clos 20
the lake, and Is u heavy clayiah ma
turei u can be used. however, ~
ter lands. II the lake continues 20 re-
cedc there IN a probability W retaining
tho lands thnt now iie adjacent 90 It's
shores
The result Of THIS lnvcgtlrntlon VIII
b. soi forth In a special report. got out
in book form and given tn ihn public
gratis uH soon na Cnnrraaa passes uruh
thom. some time during Marh 1900
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31

Among the varied inquiries at po-
lice headquarters ID novel one was rOE-
lniofod this mornlng A youth entered
inc office nud asked Co hu furnished
with the names and addresses OF rclli-
Bile fortun, tellora in order 10 enlist
their services az Halloween party
60 De given un the east sldo tonight
sheriff Abbott Of Davis county h. In
town today On a cluc-huuuug cxpedi-
ton.
Deputy Sheriff }. r. Iahorwood ar
rived 10 town this morning and re-
turned ON the ii,f5 train far Evanston
with Frank CARING. who D. wanted for
stealing horse ana saddle 90 that
place. CARING was arrested By Dcpu-
ly shoHn uarrius pn Friday al one ~
John Lnird'H sheep camps. The man
was brought into town and turned over
10 tho police pending the arrival OF the
wyoming officers with a warrant
The members OF the local Chinese
colony ARE considerably wrought up re-
gnrdlng the brutal assault ON an aged
Mongollan. adjacent 90 the Universally
square ON Friday afternoon. They have
been working on the case with the re-
suit that one Of them All Lung, re-
ported 10 the police this morning that
he had found lady who witnessed the
assault and knows the name Of the boy
who threw the rocks at the chlnaman.
The matter was placed In Onicer
sporry'a hands and arrests Will fol-
low.
James Wilson reported 10 the police
that a sheep hcrder had cnmped Within
the city limits on Twelfth West and
Elrhth North ana HE flock N sheep.
some 1000 strong, had ukeu possession
uf the back vars ON tohen'H addition
o. o N.HH al HH..H
in the district; 1o much Hn that the do
nestle COWS ln that rerIon were ln dan
ger of being reduced 90 re- diet Of Toe
mnto can labels. Referred to the COW
omccr with power 10 act
Mrs. Bauer. the Murray lady who re-
ported the loss of her diamonds 10 the
police on Saturday ~ now rejoicing
over their recovery, a lady clerk al
Walkers store la also rejoicing over tho
lgi reward which She has received Tor
The return OF the jewels Mr.. Bauer
tho counter IN the store where they
were subsequently found BY tho lady
clerk and the lady notified NOS Huou aH
che story appeared In tho News"
once more has "Toughy" saved tho
NE ana goods of Morris Sommer, JUS
tice OF the peace for the Second pre-
CinCt A couple OF nlrhn ng1 Morris
was awakened by 'Toughy' growing
from hls wutchiowor az tho top Of tho
domestic stairs outside the bedroom
door. The court delivered am opinion
60 tho cnoct that the family tyke was
once more performing the hrr oXtlu-
gushing act lu the Fret ward in his
dreams ana with that he turned over
ana went 90 sleep Whom Sommer on
tered hl1 summer Kitchen ana summed
up the situation yesterday morning no
found that furniture Hirown an over
tho place Tho key which had been
lon iu the Kitchen door had been
turned nud pushed out from the out.
side and % skeleton kcy Inserted En-
trance being effected hy that means.
Nothing N any value wns missing the
| burglars evidently having been fright-
cnod away By "roughys' warning
growl.
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TO GO TO WASHING ron.
Soil Expert Gardner Completes His
Work and VIII Depart.

Soil Expert +. D. Gardner OF the Unit
ed states geological survey, who has
been making minute surveys OF the
stcrllo lands west OF the city. has nm
iahed his Investigations here, and Will
leave Immediately Tor Washington, to
finish the laboratory part Of the work
SIR. Gardner has been In this section
since last july making his lnyeatlga-
tons ana experiments. and as soon az
ho completes the laboratory tests the
entire work win be submitted TO the
department " agriculture. which will
present Il 10 Congress at lta next aes-
sion, with the recommendation that Il
win take such action as win result In
tho retaining OF the entire region.
The surveyed section includes all tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31

Superintendent Dunn OF motive pow
cr uf the oregon Short Line. has ro-
turned from tho East.
General Ascent D. U. Grny. Of the
southern Pacific n in New York
General Agent W. e.. Mcbride " the
RIO uflndc Western az Butte o. ln the
city,
President a. W. McCuno of the Utah
q Pacific. went north on the oregon
short Line last evening
" TO- cholie, general agent N the
freight department. NJ the Union Pacific.
On home FROM the East
chief Enginror Joseph A. West q the
Utah a Pacific. lott Cor Mnduna today.
General Agent q. a. Wnlyor returned
from Chicago this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31

Chicago, oct 30.-Mose la F0ntisc OF
Denver easily defeated George Klrwnn
OF Chicago tonight Tho bout was TO
have been Tor six rounds. but In the
ilrst minute OF the second round ltir-
wan was put out by swing on the
Jaw Ia Fontlso had tho best OF the
light all the why and nearly put Nir-
wan out In the first round the bell
sounding In time to save the Chicago
fighter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31

u. %. ne.rdsiey does 90 spokane. aud /.
Succeeded by -. ., Lindsay.


General Agent Charles a. Walker, Of
the Chicago a Northwestern. accom-
panied by his family arrived this
morning from the Worlds Fair city.
where he has been enjoying much
needed vacation. lie reports that tho
business outlook In tho section Dc has
visited ID encouraging, and particularly
In Chicago Mr., Walker made the an
nouncement today Of change ln his
ONCE, which " 10 take place at once.
and one that viii be "a surprise 10 the
railroad fraternity here. ~. u. neards-
Icy who has held tho position OF trnvel-
ing agent here 30 long has been trans
ferrrd 20 Spokane. Wash, where he
VIII assume tho duties of travelling
agent !. u. Lindsay, former local
agent OF the q, a n. W at Water
town, wis, WIN succeed Mr. BeardHlcy
as travelling agent here. II is under
stood that MI U0lrdslny win continue
to report 10 the salt Lake ofilce, The
change d. an agreeable one 10 that Fen-
tlcman for the reason that he has
number OF relatives who reside near
Hpuknue
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or the Total Amount ordered tho Carnegie
Company WI Oct 10000

Tho baltimore a. Ohio rliirond has
Just placed ou order Tor $500 tons "
sispOunl steel rails Tor delivery ln 1900.
The order has been divided the Cnrno-
glo company getting 5000 toms. the
Maryland Steel company iOO0t the
Cambria Steel company t001 and tho
per cont more than the receivers paid
Tor rail furing the time they had charge
~ The property
90 The total amount Just ordered tho
baltimore a ohio proper Will rot 2G Oo0
tons. tho Baltimore a ohio South
Western. i2.t00, the plttHburg a West.
crn. 1000. and the Cleveland Terminal
a Valley. 200.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31

Kolltz' opera Bar Zoe pound,
Kiondlke Nuggets Doe pound nj koliiz'
Kolltz sends Candy anywhere.
Rest Get OF teeth for $500 at Western
Dental Company. ai-s2 Eagle Block.
neochnm's Pills cure sick headache.
Try Mcponaid's Greek Cough Drops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31

West side Residents Protest, aud VIII
Ask Council 60 Deter Action,
The Fourth West street residents
have begun thelr fight against the
Union station proposition. Last night
they gathered ln force No the West
minister Presbyterian chapel Tor tho
purpose OF protecting against the grant
ing OF tracking franchise along Fourth
Not only do the people wlah 90 stop
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31

New York. oct. 90.-Jlm Kenrns Of
noston knocked out Martin Flnherty OF
Lowell Mass. In the second round at
the Horculca club, brooklyn, tonight,
with terrible left below tho heart.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31

pOCOCK.-A Nelson, 0lnmorFan-
shire. south Wales. August %. 1889 IN
confinement. Elizabeth Smith Pocnek.
wife OF Brother jesse pucock, born MAY
a. 1858. buried September 2, 1899. She
was a kind and loving mother ana an
nffectionnte wife. and always invited
~. Elders TO pnrtnkc ~ the hospitality
III her home She was not member of
tho church. but intended TO become one.
-Mllonnial star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31

\ person named IA. Hayes has made
application 90 the county commissioners
Cor transportation 10 HE home ln Chi
committee on puupor and lnnrmhry
with power 60 oct. Hayes ~ unable to
work as he ia suffering from rhouma-
ugin
NJ A. Porter made application 10 tho
county commissioners yesterday Tor
uult-ClHlm decd Tor property In Park
has the matter under ndVlscment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31

10 CUNr n UNIFFE n Two DNNs
Take Laxative liromo Qulnine Tablets
All druggists refund the money 10 10
fails TO cure. y. w Groves signature
~ on each box. 25c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31

This equals tho record made az the
preceding Fair when we also received
three gold mcdlir Ak your rroceru
refuse ali substituted
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GREAT SHOE VAN

Shoes are higher. M. Its
leather sole Leather pf,cs @ Ia.
thlnt mat goes into 4 N. iaet H.,
considerably more than q il...
aAn' causing a shafp s5,i'..N pa,
price o. shoes. We an i,In ti
SELLING AT oLp a.,
Oer orders were an pist.' 'eta
..lls,lh.uiaotufeta before M VIZ d,
NV material, and antisin.,i..,.l
Il, s'.e IN price, We bought ~ p L
INC entire season at oii VA y,
your shoes N us We ait,f ,,'.i D,
vantage OF our early snot ~ n y
we save you the mlddiemab', /. "a
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Arizona republican., 1899-03-24
THE DAYS OF BIG DEALS.
Little Manufacturing Companies of All Kinds Being Consolidated Into
 Giant Corporations

Trenton, N. J., March 23.-Articles of incorporation were filed today with the secretary of state of the New Eng land Electric Vehicle x Transportation company with capital of $25,0OO, ,OOO
 Cleveland, O., March 23.-The Iron Trade Review says: "The movement to consolidate the western and south ern rolling mills made headway the past week and nearly all the necessary options have been secured.
 Chicago, March 23.-A local financial bureau today says the baking powder trust has been completed and $2O,OOO,- 900 capital stock subscribed twice over.
 Worthwhile, Mich, March 23.-The Globe Furniture company of North vile has sold it's plant and business to the American School Furniture com pany of New York, a recently organiz- ed corporation with capital of $1O,- OOO OOO. Sixteen other concerns manu- featuring the same lines of goods are also members.