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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
UTAH PACIFIC AT
MODENA STATION
New Freight Rates VIII Aid South
ern Mines.
VANDERBILT STORY DENIED
Association nt befr"h ID
Central paeinc uonds America"
Locomotive. tor wales.

The line Of the Utah Pacific IL now
completed Co Modona station whieh
II opposite the old Desert springs sta
ton. This IL within ten miles OF the
Nevada line. and about hfteen miles
from the statc-inc mining district
Ten miles morc and the fuad VIII nave
reached Mccunc. as the station on the
line between Utah and Nevada IT, to be
named. McCuno VIII be-. FOR the pres
ont the terminus OF the road. This ter
linus In Fcvcnty-nvv miles from DE la
Mar mining district In Nevada. anl
twenty-five miles from Phoebe. The
present terminus. Modcna, II forty-onc
miles from 81. George by the new route,
Tor the completion Of which the las,
I.cgiaiaturc made an appropriation.
The present route to 81. George " over
nfty miles. but the new road VIII con-
aldorahiy shorten the distance.
NEW FREIGHT SCHEDULE.
The freight rates OF the Utah a Pa
ellie are now IN Cuurac OF preparation.
The main features ot the tarim are
given below.
The average freight rate on all kinds
Of freight less than carload quantities
between Milford and i.und II 20 cents
per 100 pounds and on carload quaint.
ties an average % 10 cents per 100
pounds. Between Milford and Modena
the average freight rate ON less than
carload quantities IN % cents. and on
carload quantities 20 cents. between
Milford and McCune ON less than car.
load lots. the rate " % cents per hun
drcd. and ON carload lots 2, cents.
ON ORES tho rate from Lund TO NIL.
T.N L. A N.M tInnNnn
Milford, $3.50 per ton. From Mccunc
to Milford $500 per ton.
Tn differspce between the railroad
freight rates and the team frelghtH now
charged will be apparent from one cS'
ample. AZ pfVacnt team frclghtn from
Phoebe 10 Frisco are so per ton. The
Utah a Pacific viii haul the smut
freight from Mccunc 10 Salt Lake city
for 1910. McCune being only % miles
from Phoebe. A. result of the cheap
cning OF the freight rates copper ore "a
already beginning 20 move from ~.
George to Modenn by team. 81.
George has some rich copper mines, NJ
yet only partially developed, and the
near approach OF the ralisoad has al.
ready caused an awakening. II II part
~ on the development Of the rich mines
that the Utah a Pacific company are
counting 10 support In penetrating
what II otherwise an unproductiyc and
barren region. n the limo should go
through to Los Angeles. II u likely
that great shipment Of ORES 20 that
place would result. and II " this which
might chiefly support the through line
when finished. together with the ship
mcnt OF food products, manufactures
ana machinelf from both Utah and
| California.
Mr.. J. \. West. chief engineer on the
Utah a Pacific road VIII leave this nf-
payroll outside ~ the material for
hands for the month. The monthly
payroll outside of the material for
| building Il about $4,000. The tompnn,
pays up In full about the 10th OF every
| month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

A delightful company OF players In
a semi delightful play-Huch will be the
verdict ON Stuart Robson'a latest Vcn-
ture, The Meddler, rendered at ths
Thcatcr last evening, We almost BEGIN
10 give ~ hope OF Mr. Augustus
Thomas for some years ho has ooeu-
plrd a conspicuous place IN the public
eve nn the coming American dramhiFt,
hut Tempua continues 10 fugit nnd ntiii
Mt. Thomas ioeH not arrive. hiH
Alabama raised high hopes, but Moth
lnE he has done since JustlheH thoae
hopes. The Meddlcr In bright anu
sparkling series OF clever sentences and
cpigramnatic Dialogues, but with
story that leaves an unHAtlHned taste
~ the mouth. ana one that tho auditor
Inns 20 knit his eyebrows over 20 get
an unravellnE Of ita complication hut
IL IN 80 admirably told by Mr., Robson
.lnd his artistic group of players that
one forgets the shortcomings ~ the
plny In the excellence OF the dcllnca.
tors. Mr. Robson cnnctn one OF his
familiar parts, tina, VI an anti
mated idiot, sort OF suisse.
iator--nnd though Il IL altogether
nObannlan In conception ana execution,
no audience would have u otherwise
" u could, aud last nights audience
npplauded and laughed To a Nriy ilat-
t,ring degree. Mr., Robson was brought
before the curtain twice after the rec.
ond act and made most fcllcliuua
speech. assuring the audience that he
hoped soon 20 come again, sentiment
npplnuded NJ warmly as anything else
uttered during the night. Miss iiur-
roughs, charming In face und form aha
lltti, except 20 present an rNpnlfitg
appearance. perhaps because che had
hut little else TO do. Harold Russell
cot A his regeutiou and by mixing tho
utmost ~ an indifferent part showed
me artistic stun ho IL made of, Mrs.
Robson, like our nhg la tho Philip-
pines, Il still there. but Cand0r CONE
pcls the statement that she would Boz
better off-also like our nag In The
lhinppines--lt she Mcr'nt, Mr. Holt,
the bad man of the play, whom ono
doesn't know whether 20 pity or frnNu
upon, n an excellent actor; NifH Perry
II as charming an ingcnuc as ever Hhr
was ana Mr. Bangs, mn excellent de-
llneator ~ old mems roles, ala the best
possible with his not very eNactins
part.
The same bill goes tonight, aud to-
morrow evening, ltohuon's latest pur-
chase, Two Rogues ana u Romance. In
which Miss burroughs ana Mr. Russell
do the "heaviea'" VIII he seen
The University Dramatic club appears
In a "scrap of Paper" AT Chistensrn'a
hall Saturday night, April end, The
appearance II the first the club has
made this year and ~ eagerly looked
forward to by friends " 'he young nc
tors The production NJ "Pygmalinn
and Galetoa" at the Theatcr last win.
ter N remembered well, ana much n
hoped from this EFFORT. The cast b
made up IN the main of the young peo-
pie who played the Greek drama last
winter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

Tho oregonian Of Portland. publishes
an article ON the freight rate situation
charging that In order TO secure the
long haul. the oregon Short Line DIS
eliminates against the Portland iobbcr
and In favor OF the san francisco job.
Der. thus. Portland TO Caldwell. "a
unlos. rate on certain class, t2i3 per
hundred. san Francisco to Caldwell,
Len miles. rate on same. Sis. Exam
pies % the discrimination charged arr
given In great detail by the paper. IN
the suit filed ngplnRt the o. u. 4 ".
and Oregon short Line. Allen a lewis
act Tor and on behalf of the merchants
and dealers 0f Portland.
The distance from Portland 10 Pocn-
teilo r. 1ai miles. 90 OF which are over
the oregon Short Line From San Fran.
cisco 10 Pocateilo the distance u ss,
miles.
Tho paper claims that freight rates
have been made by the Short Lane that
ruled Portland IN the Utah Northern
and out OF pocatcilo. and from time TO
time since then charges have been
made that drove the Portland mcr'
chants hack towards home and OK
tended the sway ~ San Franclscoans
over the oregon short Line lines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
FINAL MOTHERS Meeting.
Addressed BY Prof. BrimhalI Of Provo on To-
,,lllgen, fs,herhood.
Mrs. Mestendorron Etbicsi Kinds aud
Ideal Aip- In the Cuiinre of
the Human 1tody.

The last meeting Of the Mothers as
sembly took place last night. the at
tendance being larger than at any OF
the previous sessions.
Mlss Mary g. May picalIod. and the
meeting WAS opened with prayer ~
Mrs. Emmellne Wells. Madame Amhn-
dn Hwpnaun then rendered n song. after
which MiHA May presented Prof. Hrim-
hail OF Provo. who Hpoke upon the sub
Jcct OF Intelligent fathorhood."
In his lecture Prof. Hrlmhail covered
tho ground % parental responsibility,
commencing with prenatal influences
and continuing with tho management
al childrea. the duty of tho father In
regard 20 Intelligent methods OF govern
mont and training. and ending with
the statement that he believed there
should be an organization OF fathers
such nH the mothers councils, In order
u study and exchange thoughts upon
right aud intolllgent training OF chill
dron.
Al the close Of his address Mrs. Alice
Mumfufd repeated a number % the
kindergarten songs she sang at u pre-
yiour meeting, and Mrs. Wcntendorf
followed with most interesting talk
upon Ethical Ends and Ideal Aims In
the Culture NJ the Human Body" Her
tax. watch embraced the theme Of
tho present time, ending with tribute
to Frocbel who originated the kinder
gnrten, Tor his scientific ana practical
methods % developing the faculties OF
children. ending the program, The as
Hembly adjourned al the date OF It's
nrNt annual reunion In 1900,
This afternoon Mrs. Mestond0rf Ice
tured on Physical culture" at Assem-
bly, Hail. and tomorrow night, with
Mrs. iielon Campbell, viii talk before
the Ladies Literary club,
The entertaining ana instructive talks
given hy the noted visitors before tbs
Moihora' assembly, should Insure a
large audience at both afternoon ana
evening lectures, and II IL a. bee hoped
that salt Lake women Will show their
appreciation VI the unusual treat Of
fcfcd together with the generosity of
the free lectures delivered by those
gifted lecturers by turning out Ia forge
at those anal talks 10 be given In ms
CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
CAUSE OF THE DARKNESS,

The cause for tho southeastern por'
ton Of the city being in semi-darkncss
fog the past few nights was the burn
inF out of an immature which occurred
last Saturday night The armaturo that
There are Ave OF these circuits NUM-
boring from nine 20 thirteen. each one
comprising from 20 10 ~ lainps. and
~ a consequence Of this hrmaiuro hurn-
INK ~ lights will be out up an 10
O'Clock when the commercial circuit
will be turned Into the street circuit.
IL now ON the road here from the East
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

ourh. H. 4. stowe. 8. r. Thompson and
Gcorge Wcatcrveit an residents u this
city. The capitalization las been nNel
nd fioO.0o0, divided Into 10000 nhnfca
VI the par value ~ % cents each. THE
by the estimated cash valuation ~ the
following property and mining claims.
situated IN the Gold Canon mining dts
trlct white pluo county. Ncynda'
American Victory. American Victory
Nos. / and 2. American Nictofy ENtfn.
sion Nos. I and ?. Blue Boll Nos. and
: and the TIP Top.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

lis. Southern Pacific: treasurer. w. s..
Dawley. chicago y Eastern Illinois.
land: II. Mcdonald. Nashville. Chatta-
noora n st. Louis. ]. u. Whlttcmore.
Milwaukee 4 ST. Pauls y. n. Michigan.
Grand Trunk; a, Torrey. Michigan
Central Thomas Rood, Pennsylvania.
The frst work Of these committees
showing actual conditions. This infor-
nation will be complied and published
and the members Of the association viii
be In condition to recommend Inn
provemcnts and changes which may be
deemed ndvlaable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

New York. April is.-spcycr a Co.
announce that over " per cent OF the
bonds and ~ per cent OF the stock of
the Central Pacific Railroad co. have
been deposited under the plan and
agreement of rcadjuatmcnt dated Feb.
= 1898. Further deposits will only be
accepted upon cash payment of one
pcr cent ~ the par value ~ bonds and
an additional cash payment 81 ~ per
share OF stock deposited until and In
Guiding April -. after which date no
further deposits viii be accepted, except
In each Instance In their discretion and
upon such terms and additional pay
menln rs may be lmpoand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..

Jesse savlll 10 Martin Peterson ot
al. warranty deed 9Ns rods
northeast from I rods north of
southwest corner lot Z. block 4.
plat ~. 90 .. .. e. .. '.t,t',,s la'
-. A. Williams 10 W j. ilnllnran,
warranty decd, part lot =, block
O. ten.ucV plat A.. 81. ., ,. q. ~,
Josiah barnett TO Jennie NJ. "A.
May, warranty deed, bNb rods
southwest from northeast cor
ner lot I. block ls plat u. D., Of. I ,50l
q, A.. Avery 20 A. A. Mcbride.
warranty deed, 2iNlab feet
southeast from 80 feet east 9is
feet south ~ northwest corner
lot 6 block 80. plat H., o., o., .,., 100,
Fred croSfnr1 TO John Mclnhe IT
al. warranty deed, lot 90. block
I, Bellevue Park addition, B.. Of.
Mary A. n. Groves TO John Mo-
Cuho 81 al, warranty decd. lot
20 nnd south quarter ~ 40, block
!, Bellevue Park addition, o.. 10
Sarah G.. Cough ~ M 20 James
cnrheu, lr, lult-cluim. lots 4. 10
ana 10, block H. ten-ucre plat A. i0
Estate M j, n. nykman Jr, to
Catherine Dykman 1t al. do
Gree nf distribution, mart lots
and o, block ", plat e., south
west quarter ~ northeast quar-
Ter ~ northeast quarter section
p, township ! south. range
MNst'ss .. .. ,s.. 49,
Iptai.. 90. -. -. -. .s.s.s.s.std,lO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

Chicago. April ii.--Chairman Morton
Of the special committee appointed at
the meeting between the railroad prpri-
dents and the interstate commerce
commission In Washington n few weeks
ag0 TO prepare plan Tor maintaining
ratoF. reported tn the meeting NJ the
western railroad presidents here today
that tho committee had heen unable 10
eral meeting would have 10 solve the
problem, u n not believed much viii
be accomplished az this meeting, as
there are complications which make the
problem nn exceedingly difiioult one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.
VIM. ". Shriyer, Of Eureka, Makes
Assignment To-Day.

Vim. y. shriver Of Eureka fled u
petition IN bankruptcy In the Federal
court today. The liabilities are 49,
Os0.b7. all unsecured. The resources
are yeA The petitioner has policies of
lie Insurance, ugRregutIug $3.50. All
the petitioners property Ia the value
of sp.iGiNl, was assigned IN 1896 for
tho benefit NJ his creditors and used NY
Without paying on an the debts then
due, Tie claims property exempt from
NnlnN OF a20nl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
ENGINEERING Am MAINTENANCE
~ WAY.
nuralo Meeting Results In Formation OF a
Great hallway Association.

The American Hallway Engineering
and Maintenance OF Ways association
has lust been launched az Buffalo, with
every promise Of becoming ultimately
the greatest railway association In the
United states. It's Held OF operation
will cover departments which Hpend
more than $500 100000 annually, or a
fourth OF the entire operating expenses
OF an the roads In the country Eighty
applications FOR charter memhsrahip
wcte received at tho Buffalo meeting,
and before the end n the year Il IN ex-
pected that the association will have at
Of the association win be In Chicago.
The first formal election OF officers
resulted az follows;
President, j. n. Wallace, assistant
second vice president, OF tho Illinois
Central; ylce-presidenta. +. A. Peter
son, Canadian Pacific. and W. q. Cur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
GLOVE SPECIAL.
pOc. cIIAMOis OLovEs An o.

For this week only we are selling our
best sOc Channels Gloves In white ana
natural at $50 a pair, simply Ia bring
crowds 10 the Glove Department. Ele-
CANT 9-ciasp. acif-atltchcd back-a per-
feet dress glove for summer wear Ia all
sizes. every pair warranted perfect and
guaranteed To waah-JuHt what you
want for summer wear. Mako no mis-.
take. Don't c0nfound this offer with
poor. cheap grades usually sold az this
price; expect the best and You viii be
satisfied.
plcce Of MANToN's CHAMoIs
SOAP FREE with each pair of Cham
oils Gloves,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

For the last week Of March. the earn
lngH OF the Rio Grundc Western
81 900 over the same period last year.
iNnr tho month tho sum was 1s7G 800.
an Increase ~ 10000 over March OF
'gs The first week ~ Aprii tconfcr-
cncc wcoi). $4,000 poured into the COM
pany's Golfers. better by $500 than
last year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

Following the announcement Of re-
ductlon IN sleeping car rates by the
Great Northern, comes the news that
After April rs. an Pullman sleeping car
rates win be materially reduced.
The following arc the reductions ~
local interest. The table shows the old
and the new rate for bcrtha;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

The charges for berth In the palace
cars on the Great Northern between ~.
Paul and the coast viii be $40 instead
0f uJ.d0, ana n corresponding reduction
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

spread rapidly, anu ~ was soon demonstrated
beyond doubt that euro had Mt last been
found for dcadly Cancer. Evidence has accu-
INFLATED which Is incontrovcrtiblc, of which
the following is specimen:
Cancer Ia hereditary In our family. my father, n
sister aud an aunt having died from this dreadful
disease. My feelings may bc imagined when the hor-
riblc disease made Its appearance my side. II
10 great alarm. Tho disease seemed DO nd tho
skill Of tho doctors. for their treatment did good
whatever. the Cancer growing worse all the while
Numerous remedies were used for Il but the Cancer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

follow
advised Swts
for Cancer.MRs 8 N. lpot, Winston, n. C. ~
Our book Cancer containing other testimonials valuable
information. will he sent FREQ address by the Swift Specific
Company Atlanta, Georgia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

ushrsnd sJco., i,s. Sct sold to Van
dsrbllf.

San Francisco. April 1.-THE Exam.
liner says. II. !. Thornton and iichrend
Joost. principal owners In the West
Hhorc Railroad company. with Attorney
W. ~. n. Hart. deny that they arc In
any way IN a deal with the Nanderhllts
BY which the latter are 10 have rail-
rad by way OF piochr, In Nevada. ana
thence via Fresno. linliiAter. Monterey
and santa Cruz into San Francisco. A
story TO that eject was published yes
tefdny.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
LAuRApA MINING COMPANY.

Tho Laurada Gold Mining company
hied Us articles OF incorporation with
the county clerk yesterday. Inoorpor-
ators are. G. l.. Rood. II. G. MeDon-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
EASTERN TRAINS DELAYED.

The Union PaolGo and Oregon Short
I.ine trains due here at $50 this after
noon are ten hours late The cause IL
4 washout near Cheyenne.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
Results Fatally In Nine
Cases Out Of TenA
Cure Found al Last.

operation, because tho disease 4 n yjrtlnr,
poison In the blood circulating throughout the abo
the ucer-known the Cancernay be away H.
poison remains in the blood and promptly breaks afrcsh with
renewed violence '
The wonderful Of s. s. s. in curing obstinate eepeeat
blood diseases which considered ncurabc induced do
pirng sufferers il for Cancer after cxhausng skill
the physicians without Much to their delight proved
equal 10 the disease and promptly effected The glad news
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
A,n.pnAKr ASSOCIATIONS.
Il In session To-day at Detroit. Michi-


ran.
Detroit. Mich. April 1.-THE sixth
annual convention % the association OF
Railroad air brake men IL In session In
this city with about 100 delegates pres
ent. Tho convention was welcomed by
Mayor Manshury. who was followed by
Robert Miller, superintendent of motive
power and equipment ~ tho Michigan
Central. after which the annual address
was delivered by President 4. g. caHa.
u Monctt. Mo. several papers ON
technical subjects were red and re-
ferrcd TO various committees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

Tor INr ToroWofI'fa TOT N'I""3E !"
Wales.
New York. April is.-Thc Cooke Jo-
connective Works. Of Patterson. n. j..
have received contract for the con-
struction ~ i've locomotives for the
barry railway % Wales English man
ufacturcrs competed In the bidding.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
CANCER IS Deadly!

This fearful disease often first appea,,
IA a mere scratch. pimple. or lump IL
the breast. too small to attract AM
notice. until. in many cases, the deadIs
disease is fully developed.
Cancer can not be cured bv m .,,,,.:-,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19

speefal displays of the Inhaler arc be-
inc given ibis week at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19

Colonel Bryan has been quoting Scrip
ture at the expansionists. Like The
Times he believes that tho Bible con-
tains the rule Of life and happy the man
or the nation that finds It and follows H.
Those who study the history Of the
children of Israel know very well that
so long as that people adhered to the
fixed policy which the Lord God had pre-
scrlbed for them. there was prosperity,
and all went well. But when Israel for
sock the statutes Of the Lord and went
after strange gods and adopted the pol
icy of foreigners. Israel invariably came
to grief. The law of Moses was their
chart and every infraction Of that law
was attended with its corresponding pen
atty which Israel psid TO the uttermost
farthing. with weeping and wailing and
gnashing of teeth.
The constitution Of the United states.
which was founded upon the laws of God.
is our chart and we may not disobey 1t
with impunity. The American domain is
ON this side Of the Atlantic and our mis-
sion is here. The doctrine was affirmed
by the founders Of the government and
reafrmed by President Monroe. We
shall be reckless. indeed if we throw it
aside. in our greed for new territory. for
that Frenchy thing called imperialism
study the history Of Israel. search the
Scriptures
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19

There is a strong sentiment in Alabama
that the new Constitution to be adopted
shall contain a provision that no man
be entitled to vote unless he shall have
paid his capitation tax. The argument
is that this provision will increase the
states revenue. and again that no man IL
nt TO vote who will not pay his head tax
to the State.
That Is a good theory. but we OF Viz
ginia who have tried it know that IN
practice il is vicious and the source Of
political corruption. The man who puts
a proper estimate upon his vote and who
recognizes it as an honest duty to pay
his taxes will not be delinquent as TO
the poll tax. Others will not pay IT, no
matter what the legal restriction is and
I'm order to poll the vote Of such persons
political parties pay the head tax for
them. And so the way is prepared 70
other forms Of bribery ana TO the worst
forms Of political corruption.
1t is needless to 90 into details for as
we have said. Virginia tried it and he-
came so thoroughly disguised with the
abuse Of the system that the head tax
as a prerequisite to voting was long ago
abolished. Alabama may well proht by
Vireinia's experience.