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Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-06
A Soldiers Daughter Elected to Office.

CoffeyvilIc, kas.. April "a daugh-
ter of Capt. u. S. Elliott of the 10th
Kansas Regiment. who was killed AT
Manila recently. was yesterday. elect
cd city clerk without opposition, hrI
name being on both tickets
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-06
Mercy Shown the Boston Sparrows.

Boston. April 5.-The sparrows which
infest Boston common and the public
gardens are not to be prosecuted for a
While. as Mayor Quincy, today, issued ar
order - stop the work OF destroying the
birds nests. The orders sets forth thai
the tas.- has taken more time than was
anticipated. and the workmen are urgent
ly needed at their regular duties.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-06
New York Cotton Market.

New York, April :.
Cotton futures closed quiet and steady
April $40; May. Isl; June. 5.S6: July, 5.9l !:
August 5.91; September. 5S7; October
J.@2; November, 5.93; December 5.96; Jan
uary, 600: February, SOC.
Cotton spot closed quiet: middling up-
lands. ZIG; 90. gulf. 7-16. Sales. Sy
bales
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-06
Sick Soldiers Coming Home from Manila

Washington. April 5.-Gen. Otis has
cabled the war department that the
transport Sherman has left Manila
with 100 wounded soldiers which in
cludcd all that were able to be sent
home at that time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-06
Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago, April 5.-Heavy covering by
wheat shorts. today. on sensational bad
crop reports. caused a jump of 2lkc.
bushels in prices. At the close Nav
showed net advance Of 1a1Is. Corn was
dragged up reluctantly by the advance Of
wheat. recovering from a r loss to J.,
Gain. Oats improved IsaA. Provisions
advanced l5c. and lard and ribs SC. each.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-06
SKATES

Made Of gold are popular IN St Petersburg one
lady had the blades Of her skates enriched with
diamonds skates set with pearls and precious
stones have also been IN fashion. or course we
do not pretend to be- ve1y familiar with skates
in 81 Petersburg but have always under
stood that II was necessary TO have n big roll
" you We're going out on u skate ln fact we
once knew young man who had been ION
skate that cost him his whole months salary.
ard. when be got home. his wife gave him II
lecture that couldn't have been purchased from
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-06
Ensign Edward Cassidy, U. 5. n. has

Ensign Edward Cassidy, L. 5. n. has
settled satisfactory sum on his wife
Countess De Castean of Belgium. and
her proceedings for separation and ali
mony have been dropped. The countess
has no desire to remarry, she says. and
will devote the rest Of her life to
charitable work. She is now matron
in the hospital for incurahics. Albany.
n. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-06
Total Casualties in Philippines.

Washington. April 5.-Thc casualties
in the Philippine islands from Feb. 4
to April g. 1899. inclusive. as reported
to the adjutant general are: Killed,
1874; wounded, 976: total. 1lG0.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-06
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington April 9Th" following
changes Ill Maine arc announced:
Original Vim. O Freeman. SJcp. s.
Additional. especial March -. james II.
Pratt. West Paris. S.; Especial. March -.
George H. Dust0n. Auburn. 81 tn S5:
Thomas Menncaly. Lewiston. 81 tO 81.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-06
Or. Kennedy's Case Appealed.

New York. April 5.-Dr. Samuel J.
Kennedy now in Sing Sing prison con-
victed of the murder of Dolly Rey-
nolds. will not be put to death in the
week beginning May y. the date fixed
in his sentence. The case has been ap-
peal led
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-06
Helen Got Id Remembers the Firemen.

New York April 5.-Mss Helen
Gould. this morning. sent check for
$1,000 to the New York fire department
to be devoted to the relief fund of the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-06
1000 DOLLARS

But OF course that is another story M Rud
yard gays. will on of our skate
and tell you something that-perhaps-y don /
know We issue a little Ipook-a free little book
that tells you all about trnding. in either wheat
stocks, margin. 1lir Offices con
nected by wire with rhc y " and Consolidated
Exchanges and with the y. y. Produce Ex-
change. promptly execute your orders
In any market. We charge the regular CON
mission Of Il stocks and "a wheat The
smallest margin we accept II $500, that
is 2lA points 10 she " stock 1000 bushels
Of wheat
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-06
New York Money Market

New York April >
Mpnay strong a bn6I2 per cent; last
loan. v pcT cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 3l=IH4 per
cent
Sterling exchange firm at Si.S61a So,
for demand and at SiSii4n4.Sil2 for ~
days: posted rates. SiS5ni.S5lz and Si.S1m
Ls.i., commercial bills. $i.S4 fs3i-.
Silver certificates 60I60ia.
Gdr silver, 5g34.
Mexican dollars. AZ.
Government bonds. weak.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-06

The Kentucky Distilleries and Wafe'
house Co. has closed a deal with James
Walsh & co. of Cincinnati. for the pur-
chase of their distilleries. The price
paid was $550,o00 for the plants and 20
600 barrels Of whiskey in warehouse.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-06
BASE BALL.

At Louisville-CorneII. II; Olympia. ,
A New York-Columbia. 9: New York
University, s.
At overwhelmingly Of vir-
ginia, s; Princeton. s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-06
ELECTIONS.
Continued from page 1.)

clerk The women drove their own car
riagcS all through Il binding snow storm
carrying voters TO the polls
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-06

on the Produce Exchange:
BUTTER-Firm; creameries liG20; dai-
ries, 1liaIl5.
EGGS-Fresh. steady; 1la.
HEESE-Steady; u4n12la.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-06
Requisition for Donovan Is H0nored.

Albany. N " April 5-Gov. Roosevelt
today, granted the requisition Of the Gov
ernor Of Connecticut for the cxtraditior
of Daniel J. Donovan. arrested here on
the charge of embezzlement
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-06

The political outlook in Peru is i'm
proving and it is believed that the
Presidential election will pass off
peaceably.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-06

About 800 men resumed work at the
mines a Ishpeming. Mich, Wednesday.
Many union men have applied for work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20
ST. LOUIS TRUST MEETING
Eleven States Represented al The Conference
Today
Proceedings nj the first Session
state OnicIHIs Discussing the
Great MonopoiIes.

81, Louis, Sept 20.-Mornlng trains
brought In number u additional gov
crnors and attorneys general who have
come hero on the Invitation OF Gov
saycrs Of Texas TO hold conference
for the discussion Of the trust question,
and 10 take such action as may be
deemed necessary The indications are
that at least nine States win be repre-
scented AZ the conference.
GOV. Hazon =. P,nrrcc and Attorney
General Orpn OF Michigan woro among
tho nrst arrivals, Both registered az
the Planters Hotel whore the sessions
OF tho conference win be held, The glv-
crnor said De- had not come prepared 20
say much but rather 10 listen and learn.
for every one knew whore he stood on
tho trust question. lie did not believe
In tcmporlzlug with the cvil ANA de-
clnrpd that trusts should be- wiped out
AFFAIRS, the governor said, when such
big concerns U now exist have 40
m0nopoilzcd an branches VI business
that the young men uf the country with
ambition but little capital, nrr crowded
20 the wall ana have no opportunity TO
mako beginning.
GOV. piugroe said he thought this
question was the most vital one now be-
fore the American people, and he be-
liOVed such gatherings uH that hold re-
Gently at Chicago uud the one about 20
be held here would do much good ia
bringing before the thinking people III
the country the serious aspect OF ni1airs.
Among the other arrivals today are
Attorney General W, l., Taylor Of In
diana, Gov lirutuu McMillin OF Tpunea-
sec. Attorney General Nolan OF Mon
tauu, Gov g. g. Thomas OF Colorado,
and Gov Leslie Il. Shaw and y. n.
Brown uf Iowa, Al are registered at
the Planters,
The conference has attracted largo
number OF politicians from this and
other States.
Prominent among those who thronged
the corridors OF the hotel was Congress-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

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THE WAR PREPARATIONS OF THE Beers.

..... I'D. t,.,,.... .,......
~, y. ,',. KY ky "' ',N. " %, ''S'
y, pr 'i' NV ".h ""'l' llNW N'WIh.ht
w VIII, 20, hi. n.'n '''N'hE after s'in'
I't'at. W .'ll'.'
,l l.,iotfy We ,'nigF'ggg began Attorney
''W'INl W"Nl'' ~. Hl'' IuMk 'I Allr-
,,,,si,ippi arrived. lie stated that Gov.
M' lsilFlh MhH u'lllh"l ul nome ON lm-
r,o,r.unt nn..luest. Promptly nt n o'clock
Attorney General Crow ut Missouri
called th, conference tp order lu the In
aln# ordinary Of 90" f'tuinu hulUl
welcoming iuufU pfgHHrt Co MInHuurI
'u motion no GOV. LHu N. stephens
OF 800. lHfl, dne. j. D. slyyu VI Texas
Wa. elected permanent chairman.
Paul f ND.Hr. private secretary OF
Gov. Stephens off Missouri was chosen
e,rr.tHr3 ,i iHr conference
GOV. U.EH." rad "a somewhat lengthy
uIlr"".. ..IIUe forth h.a Views uu the
uuH#fI.u .. IrgHtH. 30. was frequent
D. uFn.u. Cow EuyurH Htld zee
rarulHr DID,. lIHH uf tha conference.
ESQ m. .H. prompted ms a.tluu other
than Cha. H..|.. fY IuUur. DO uYa.ThI,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20
BRITISH TO SEND
MORE TROOPS.
Additional Force of 10000 Men
Will Go to South Africa.
PREPARING A HARD BLOW.
when uritain Gets wen Ready. In
October, war n Likely TO
Break out.

Sew York Sept 2l--A dispatch 90 the
Tribune from London says
The local papers are vibrating b'-
tween pongo and war. some OF them
reporting Kruger as giving way 90 the
British demands. and others announc-
Ing au expected b0cr LAY sion Of Natal
and hcsulit'aH in -leni ~ -aings seek.
The truth seems Co be that the hitua-
tlon iH unchanged and that Lord Sails
bury and Mr. Chamberlain. after CONF
purIng views today, have decided that
cabinet meeting must Doc held 10 con.
slider an alternative program. The
Trausvaal government was warned that
the ministers would take the whole
matter under RECOMMENDATION " their
proposals. were not accepted. This VIII
Tvuulrc another cabinet meeting, when
lur % now dispatch This interval Will
nlfp enable the British forces already
nnont ur about rmbnrkIug Go reach
South Africa The ministers are not 100
haste tu present uu ultlWutum when
they urc not ready Tor military opera
lions
Military exports consider the British
force ordered Go AfrlCu too Hmu. f0r
the emergency II VIII not exceed $1,000
men, exclusive of The lOg,l lryl"s and
mounted police. when the last hut-
q brigade 0f guards mud achievements
Co tho extent uf 10000 mon win hn sent
out 100 am early day but that there will
hH uu lighting before the end Of october
unless Kruger orders an advance upon
LnlugH Neck
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20
COLLlDED WITH A FREIGHT.
ff'ghHl Accident on me st. Louis ani San
Francisco Road.
Four Persons kiiled aud Your Injured
Ina Hallway Disaster Scar
Kansas Cit,,

Kansas city Sept eo.-A passenger
train unrthhuuuI uu che ST. L.ui. a san
FrucIacp cplUI0d with fro.ght train
10 miles southeast OF thrAfy this moru-
inE. Four people wpra kraI and four
othcr more or i.Ia seriously injured.
DEAD
d. H. RoddiDk. Springfield. Mo., en-
Fluvvr Df freight
Charles Rider Springfield fireman.
passenger.
u. w. HARRISON. clinton. Mo. freight
hrukutllu
Unknown man burned beyond Iienu-
n,ttlun
INJURED
Frol W. Lakar Springfield. engineer
ni plf "ns'r. lex crushed. throat cut.
uul body badly aulIluI. will die.
L. r. lill'uDk postal clerk SPRING
fold. head bruised and cut
Fred a. Smith, Springfield. express
mvsaHnrgr. head bruised and hands and
arms HUullul
j. II. lluiHlott Springfield freight
fireman, wound over vyo, legs injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20
PIONEER MONUMENT TO BE
FINISHED AT ONCE.
Decision Reached as Result Of Sculptor Dalins Visit TO
Surrounding Figures TO be Cast in Bronze Es-
timated Cost OF Shaft is $4,000.

The pushed completion. This
Of
obtain the
finished
according to submitted by Mr. ptln
only that Will be In the material
which should solid block Of sand
would destroy the harmony the Ftructuro
be
the
Will
make a symmetrical finish FOR the
Immediately he return to Boston viii have tho castings
the believed tho VIII De completed
fall OF
QUE stata
completion
be gratifying to Utah people to know that dgnt work I'M
fort OF
sopbng
and IL viii gratifying that the tho historic
be 10 eaft,
sdc from viii OF which the city
o
courage settled tho early desert
aee upon O
the Mecca those appreciate
the and Of both
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20
HOW DREYFUS COT
OUT OF PRISON.
Order for His Release Taken to
Him at 8 a, m, Today.
WAS HURRIED TO A TRAIN.
=, company with uIs brother, prey
fns was soon on tho Way to
Nantes, from Itcnncs.

Rsnncs. France. Sept 2O--Captaiu
Alfred Drcyfus at Q O'Clock this morn
irr igft the prison here in which no
had been confined elncc hls return from
ps,H'a leland and proceeded 20 Vcrn,
whore DE- took q train bound Tor Nantes.
HIs departure was completely UNI
rotcoi.
81. Vlruic. thc chief Of the secret
ar,lcc, and NJ. Durcault, arrived at the
prison after midnight. bringing tn,
m.uIHtcr Of ware order Tor the release
Of preyfus. The latter walked from
ha prison to tho boulevard Ia Ennc,
where he entered a waiting carriage
and was driven 20 the Worn station.
outside the town. Matthew Dvyus
met him at the train and accompanied
Dim 90 Nantes.
While this dramatic turn In the ORGY
fua drama wac taking place. an Rem
ug4 slept and the departure OF the fn-
nous prisoner Of Devils Island was no
mora noticed than that OF an ordinary
traveller
THE carriage which woo then waiting
wac the same vehicle which took ORGY
fIa o. DIE prison when hs returned from
uHNNa Island. nrrvfur got In OPP
uHIfu The house where Mutro Labor
md stayed previous 20 the attempt un1n
HH lf. and lliEhtcd about 500 ynrle
from the station. and walked ln. re-
mfIl,sf nf the drlzzling rain.
Tho Nantes train came IN junt nH
hn arrived. Alfred ana Matthew Drvy-
fls quickly took their seats and tho
tHHu went out ~ Rcnncs bearing
uuyfus away a frc- man.
small crowd 90 people had waited
DOR. release Of Drcyfur. but ID thou
ta1araad, thinking Il was too late for
uvyfun 60 leave
Nmv Drcyfus left Rcnnva nt noon
accompanied By her father and friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20
TYPROON IN PHILIPPINES.
Big Storm Prevents the Sailing Of Vo-
unleefs


washington, Sept 2o-Thc war do
portmont has received the following
dispatch.
Manila. sept. 20--Adjutaut General.
Washington. Typhoon prevailing. Rain
nll Is hours. eight and two-tcntha
inches. Las, twonty-f1ur hours, six and
thrcc-tcuths Delay shipment OF yoIun-
tccrs, 1owas probably sail tomorrow
Tennessee detained By storm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

PRIZE AWARDED HIM TO-DAY
opening OF the Envelopes DiscIoscs
Authors Identity lew, u.
scott OF ~. rauI's church.

The committee Of awards appointed
hy tho Desorct Sunday School Union
board have made their report ON the
musical competition Tor b.ri compost
ton suitable Tor tho coming Sunday
school Jubilee, and FOR general Sunday
rgh0pI use. The report ls na follows.
pesorot s. $. Union board.
Goutomou-Wc the committee on ai-
Indication, IN tho competition for the
bcni Sunday school Jubilee hymn. have
awarded the prize tn the composer
writing under the name OF Claude
clyde"
our method OF procedure was as fol-
lows' Al the competitions wcrr ,x-
umiuvd by each member ~ tho CONF
mltt,o separately ln order that each
might form biz own individual opinion
nH to the respective merits ~ the com.
pusltlone. We then met together me- %
committee, ana found that we were an
~ tho same opinion, ne stated above.
Therefore. we, the adiudlcHtOrH adj
Judge that tho composition by Claude
clyde" being the most morltOrIuus Of
AN that were submitted, should receive
the prize.
N.fy F..tf,..rtf ttItt4 .ttIr.ftt.r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

Toronto. ont. Sept eO-Col Hughes
OF Lindsay has undertaken 10 raise "a
regiment of Canadians FOR service In
tho Tfansvunl should war break out In
% letter to the press be Huya the Hon.
Israel Turtr. minister Of public works.
has promised To- raise urururiilunte
number ~ men from among hia follow
countfymvn 400 quebec The l2th York
Hangers. raised IN the neIEhborhood N
Toronto. have already asked 10 be aont
10 South Africa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

Denver. colo, Sept 2O-Charlos VIII
COX. q Colorado pioneer ana o wei
known peace officer having served Tor
years on tho Denver police force, me-
deputy United States marshal and ua
deputy Fhgrln, died al tho county hose
pltal her" from HHghrs disease orig
mating from bullet wound through
fight with an outlaw he was trying 10
ufFsarf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

ia cities Represented In tho Convention
Rt syracuse To-day.

at syracuse To-day.
Syracuse, N. Y, Sept go Delegates to
The convention Of the Tongue Of Amer
lean Municipalities were late In assem-
bling today Prior to the session repre-
tentutlves Of Charleston. $. e., Atlanta,
va, and Peoria, MS, busted themselves
J. soliciting support uf the claims vt
lheir respective cities for the convention
lNNt year.
Secretary Gllldson announced that
forty mayors have registered and ma
.lNg4 have representatives at the con-
NuHtlOn.
The opening session today was taken
up with papers and discussion on
municipal charity delivered by Homer
rolls. SECRETARY Of the New York state
'hurltles Ala association
me subject uf the special assessment
system for public improvements was
discussed by Mayor J, H. Johnson of
Fargo, n, H., and Mayor John y, Welk-
ley Jr, N Florence, Ala.
Mayor Johnson discussed special as
ao.sments for city work,
Mayor John W. Wrikloy took for his
tuhlect the question OF special ASSESS
ments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

Day
Philadelphia. Sept, 20.-Auothor strike
was lnauguratcd at Cramps ship Build
ting yards today. when 100 ship-Jolncrs
llll down their tools, These men had
presented demands 20 the firm asking
Tint nine hours constitute days work
and the pay be go cents an hour Instead
uf 70 tpn-h0ur day at g5h cents per
hour Tho Cramps were given until 10
o'clock this morning 10 roplv and mo-
answer having been received at that
hour hy the iolnera the strike re-
quilted
The mnchinlsts and blacksmiths who
Uu September lat struck Tor nine hour
work day ury Htlll out, ana tho pattern
makers association Of this city has
r.fNUl notice on the Cramps making q
similar demand. a reply from the
company iB expected tomorrow
FAVORABLE TO pREYFUs.
Paris Sept Gothic Patrlc says that
puyus arrived at Nantes this morn
iHF
50 Mcnnri. clerk Of the court ot cns.
s1iIUn has boon dismissed after thirty
ono years service for giving NJ. cues
nay lie1urrpAiru, formerly chief Of the
y'F. section uf that court. Information
huHtul Co Dryytus. which fact trans
I.-gl during the revision Inquiry
Major Hartmann ~ the artillery, who
gave testimony favorable 90 nroyfus
no thr liUuncs court martial, has been
promoted CO. hp assistant manager Of
10" army gun factory az puteuuN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

Enough ships to Got q. =, soldiers Al
There by Christmns.

Washington Sept. 2o.--sccratnry Root
received Information today which gives
assurance that enough ships uuu Doe
secured To- land an tnGsroopl Doc Manila
by Christmas.
TclOgrams from San Francisco au-
nuunCp that the uuurtCrmuHtsr hla up-
tlOna there ON vessels which VIII take
the place OF those being repaired ON thn
Atlantic coast. n o. still believed that
the Thomas viii be ready 90 sail on pc-
tober li. while 10 o. possible tp CONE
pletc the Logan hy Nov. I, The CONT
nlnllnn OF Tho M.llu |. hmn-Iu.l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

fortunes with the riders Of the National
cycling association.
This move d. "a result OF Mr.. Shafcr's
difficulty In securing riders Tor the BIZ
cycle meet being engineered by the
Arena Athletic club. Mr. Shufter says
he has secured from the National Cy-
cling association the following stars 20
race nt the meet which begins Saptcm-
bcr "a. Cooper, Kisor. mcfarland.
stevens, Eimhlc. Freeman, Gardiner
and Fisher.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

London Sept 20.-At the birmingham
September meeting today the Tucsluy
selling nursery handicap uf 100 guv-
crciEus was won hy Saint Bcurcrc. Tod
Sloan. the American Jockey finished
third on Lady Mahou OcyCnJ. Eleven
horses ran.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20
HUNDREDS WERE KILLED.
DISASTROUS Earthquake Reported In Asia Minor
Today,
Town Of Adm, 81 MILES Southeast Of
smyrna, the Reported scene
oftho Catastrophe.

smyrna, Asia Minor, Sept, eo,--Thcrc
was o. disastrous earthquake this morn
ING at Aldin, a town ON the Mcndcr. 81
miles southeast OF this place, Hun
aTris Of persons were killed In the
valley OF Mendorcz.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

Seattle, wash, Sept 2o-Nows has
l'rH received from Alusku 90 the Of
Loot that the front OF the TnSu Glacier
Ml. shuttercd by q recent earthquake
ana that thousands of tons OF Ice were
Wrelpltated into the sea.