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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
APPLY or ALL HOUND.

n the seciarlan ministers of Utah
would take notice NJ the philosorhi-
cal saying ~ their daily nnti-"Mor'
mon ally. that "a church cannot
mix In politics aud maintain long IT,
own scif-rcspcct." they might per
haps. count on some success In their
ministerial iabors. ~ continually
mixing politics with their alleged cf-
forts 10 save souls. they have simply
prostiiuted their power.
Tho News does not deny the right
Of ministers TO Try 10 impart 90 poii-
tics. " they can. some NJ the purity
and Righteousness u which public llfe
H. ~ much In need. The right 10
exhort. 10 warn and even r,buko n
conceded. But when under the cloak
Of religion IL hidden a design 10 crush
other churches. with the aid NJ the
civii law and political machinery, the
theory u non-unlon of church and
state IL not maintained. and the 90.
spcct OF tho public Is not Increased.
No church. as such. should enter the
political arena. No ecclcriast In that
capacity should ngurr In political cone
tests. And II ~ lust 10 foreign 10 the
proper functions ~ church diRnitaries
10 night against an elected political
officer. In order 10 prevent the per-
forming Of his duty as u II for
other church officials to work IN order
10 secure the election of candidate.
However. u IL noticeable that ccr-
tain advocaigs Of the entire separation
OF church influence from state nnairn.
make a wide distinction a. 10 what
particular church u In question. IL a
Mormon" Elder does anything that
savorH OF political action. that u THE
church mixing Ia politics" II n lot Of
scctarian ministers band together ana
take a hand In the same natter but
on the opposite side, there u no com
plant ~ the mixture. II does make a
big difference whose on l. Hored."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

any ~ it- reports NJ meetings In 1873
that Emily Goddard" was "a speaker.
a lady named Goddard H. mentioned by
that paper ~ having spoken. with
others. NJ n Mutual Improvement meet
Ing last August. Her name is not Em-
ily And this is lts entire report VI the
remarks.
AN u them spoke on the subject n
the work IN BE- carried on BY the young
people Of the societies"
W. have taken palms TO md out
whether there was any foundation,
however slight. on which the anti
Mormon" slandcrer could base such a
serious charge. but have failed 10 md
II. Like the rest u such stories, there
h. nothing in it worthy Of notice. 20
perhaps the only thing 20 do ~ 10 let
VI drop. as having mo- support. Even
calling the writer who asks for proof
"scrub" Or n "mlscrcant VIII not
answer Tor evidence mr. argument The
thinking portion NJ the public viii place
these baselcss stories where they be-
long
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
BAsELEss CHARGES.

We have been waiting for proofs NJ
The charge that Ia Utah women at
church meetings are urging young wo-
men 10 go into polyfamy" They do
not come. Lake the other charges that
"all over utah aru polygamoua wives
who were not wives IN 1886" and that.
Apostles aro whipping IN the people
10 obey the Priesthood, even 10 the taxi
ing of more wives" they are entirely
confined 10 malicious assertion and
repetition, without color ~ proof or any
substantial evidence, Vet they have
gone abroad into an the lana and are
used Tor thl purpose designed In their
fabrication.
The only response 20 The request for
proof Of tho accusation against "wu-
men NJ church meetings" II question:
herr Il b.:
How much did Emily Goddard lack
Of doing that same thing Ia tho Tnbor.
naclc last summer"
That h astounding sort OF proof. II n
mote Why dld not the accuscr state
what Emily Goddard h charged with
saying2 d Emily Goddard the "wo-
MEX" ~ church Who are urging young
women 10 go into polygamy'g who IL
Emily Goddard anyhow The anti
Mormon" sheet that has published
these charges eontalus no account IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
SAMPSON Ann scmLEy.


Tho navy department may have 10
mako an invoatlnatlon. mo- loss inter-
ostinR than that OF military "ombalmcd
beef fame. though N an entirely dlf-
ferent nature. 10 " ali about sampson
and schiey. and h IL continuation " the
controversy started Immediately after
the naval battle m Santiago.
Secretary Long, DO his letter 10 tho
senate. In which he explained the pro-
motion ~ Sampson over schley stated
that the latter had been guilty Of
"renrohcnslbio conduct" schlcY. In his
ropiy. alleges that this conduct was In
obedience 10 an order Issued by Ad-
mifii sampson. but the order referred
10 has not been placed On Me at tho
navy department. and the question IT,
was the order really issued. and " so
by whom7 Further. who IL rcFponai-
bic fpr ~ aupprossion7 ~ the case
now stands thcrc r. suspicion N some
plot against one N our naval heroes,
and his friends demand the facts In the
case.
n is not surprising that spanlhrda
want 20 know who are rcsponaiblg for
the conduct ~ o. war that cost the
country ita navy aud ~ colonies. and
many precious lives. They certainly
have cause O. suspect that something
was wrong in tho Standardization N
their nnaifs. Hui ~ u not shocking
that the men who did everything IN
their power to ada fame TO our own
history. glory 10 our nnF and Influence
10 our nation. and succeeded beyond ail
previous records. ARE afterwards brand
cd ~ incompetent and guilty N rep
rchcnaiblc" conductg Personal Jealousy
must be- at tho bottom N such proceed
inra.
n II generally conceded, we believe.
that the naval victory on Santiago was
due In the nrat place 10 the painstnk-
Ing inteiliHont arrangements u Nj
mlfal sampson, ana then 90 the faith
fulncss and valor with which every
man. from tho commander 90 the
stokcr. carried out tho orders given.
The quarrel started afterwards 49, a.
the division 81 the honor and credit ~
that engagement. II puefilo ana may b.
very mischicyoua In IT, results. Surely
there Il glory enough 30 80 completely
round and cover All tho heroes u our
splendid naval achievements.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

Fir Charles Tuppcr. the Canadian pol
itlclnn. ~ angry because 81 the settle
mcnt made by tho AnHio-Amorlcnn
commission on tho Alaska boundary.
and loudly abuses Sir Wllfrcd Lnurlcr
ana the United suta. The latter he
rayr. would not have had such glorl-
Gus ending 10 the recent war with
spain n d had not been Tor Englnnd's
friendship, The Americans have a due
appreciation Tor EnElanda attitude
during that war but even sir Charles
Topper should remember that Amcri-
can guns and gunners ala some of the
work ~ Manln and Santiago. II h
evident that ST. Tuppcr's friendship
toward Americans, expressed less than
a year ago, was not ~ the unaclnah
Kind, In which sir wilfrcd I.auricr has
the advantage OF him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

That physical examinations Tor mill
tary promotion often nfc failures ~ H.
lustrated IN the case N Lieut. Robt. W.
Dowdy. Seventeenth Infantry. who was
named today by the PRECEDENT for pro-
motion to u captniney. ~ the outbreak
u the war. Lieut.. Dowdy was exam
ined. ana instead 81 boing promoted
was recommended f'r discharge. be-
cause ~ physical Inability 10 perform
military duty. Before the recommends
tlon WIS acted upon. Dowdy had been
through the yantihFo campaign. where
ho displayed marked courage and
powers ~ physical endurance. perform
Ink some very hard service. The Pres.
ldent properly conadcrcd this demon.
rirution as superior 10 the technical cx.
animation and findings. hence tho pro-
motion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

briefly, hi- opinion II that china can
only be sawed from partition b. an en-
ruremput among the four nations most
concerned iu chinese trade Tor con.
crrtod action On keen the "onen door
mud az the same time enable china TO
maintain iis own territorial Integrity.
To do this be- would have the Interested
nations fuinlEh china with oiiicera aud
men, who viii organize IL army on
modern lines and no make " effective.
No change n necessary In existing
treaties between China and tho out
side world hut tho treaties now exist
ohsDrNfd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
loHp nrnrsrono Asp CHINA.


ANNNAN' ANl"hh'sl
The man who ran the runbont con-
dor under the guns ~ the forts In AlrN-
undfia hay, who knocked out the pugil-
80 icW Mace IN the prize rms Tor the
entertainment " the Prince of Wales,
nnd who has declared nothing 20 b.
frcNrHH in warfare. naval, military ~
commercial aH long 40 II succeeds, has
told the members ~ tho Commercial
club that thDre must be- peace In the
Chinese East. oven " England und
America have 40 clasp hands and fight
for u, Unaware how closely he has
copied the famous sentiment ~ great
America. ~ how near h. has come 10
pefpeifntlng nn irish huh ~ trade
marx of his nationality, he n sure that
his uttoutuce ls right,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
Cleveland Plain Dealer

North Carolina IN going the wrong
way 10 reform It's franchises. Grant
Ing that there have been serious abuses
In consequence Of ignorant and IT.
responsible voters and that the welfare
NJ the state demands a Limitation N
the franchise 10 those fitted tor ~ cN-
ercise. there Is right ana a wrong
way TO eject that limitation. and the
legislature has chosen the wrong way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
MORO SUFFRAGE.


SO far as the negroes Of North Caro-
llun are ignorant and united for tho
exercise OF tho Suffrage u ~ no hardship
disqualification should be- strictly on
the lines ~ ignorance nnd unninesE,
however, ana not on the lines OF color.
The ignorant white man should be dis
franchised as well as the ignorant ne
ara
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

on entering Havana province ycstcr-
day, Gen. uomcx was pc prited with
roses and laurel Wreaths. by his adj
mtrers. that he had 10 cry Tor mercy.
hut the old general enjoyed the pcllinE'
IL ID was hrayY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

They say that soasickness never kills.
YET Corporal Abbott, of the Twenty
third Infantry. who had passed through
tho cuban campaign, BECAME 80 sea-
sick ON the voyage To Manila ON the
senator that he frll overheard and was
drowned. Perhaps Il viii be explained
that II was not weakness from sickness
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

II was only two days ago that forclgn
Newspaper correspondents In Paris de-.
scribed President i.ouhct as weak and
vain, Now they are pralsing his "hrm-
nrHs, roumrc. ana mastery activity"
in tho way h. handled affairs In France
during the critical proceedings yestcr-
day, when the Fnurc funeral WAS In
progress. A great difference e. some-
times apparent In a man when he Is "A
passenger iu coach and when he holds
the lines,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

The published rumnr that tho to-
mains of 81. Andreo and hla partners In
tho pcriioua Arctic expedition had been
found IN Siberia. appears O. be- COM
nrmcd hy letter To the Sew York
World from Berlin, mentioned In to-
days dispatches.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

Tho Utah Legislature would do Well
% note the signing NJ the anu-cartoon
bin hy the Governor ~ California. The
clricatures ~ public mon and tho all
legged portraits ~ private individuals
which dlsngure sofsr Utah papots ARE
iihollnus In their nature ana abusive In
thcir purpose. The liberty NJ the press
should Dc maintained, H. license to as
sail aud msiiFn should Doc clipped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

From Denver papers It Is learned that
an effort IL TO be- made 90 rcviyc the a.
~ a. In the circular issued &, IL stated
that members IN all parts ~ the coun-
Try are rcorRanizing 60 protest against
tho proposed national appropriations
for catholic schools and also 10 enter
protests against the government grant
Ink any concessions NJ religious ma
turc IN the Philippines and In cuba %
II II further stated very modcstly that
tho a. T.. a. may cut "a figure In the
national campaign ~ isOo unless the
national administration 90 conducts ar
fairs as 10 meet tho approval " its
members In the meantime" Just think
Of that Are We 60 have an anti
Catholic crusade. toof
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

Russia's representative In this coun-
try, count CnrHlnl automatically says
ia reply 60 Lord ncreaford that go Ear
aa l,ussla IL concerned, Il r. to her In
tercst 90 have free trade Ia tho Far
East" 80 doubt Il h so now. but viii
d continue 10 be No, it Russia obtains
conuolg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

Now Major osgood, assistant CONE
missary general. says Il was not "om-
halmcd" beef, but enlarged liycrs, that
made American soldiers sick In cuba.
We aid not know That patio dc
fuie rrns wns soldiers dish
Evidently IL was not ordinary mule
sense" that disorlcrcd the coulnirsary
department 40 Washington
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

When Admiral Dewey cables 20 tho
navy department 10 hurry the battle
shin Oregon to HE Assistance. NJ he did
today. there " certainly something Inn
portant In the MR. The oregon IL
wanted at Manila "for political rea-
sons" which may mean that there Is
danger of trouble with some other
power. From past experience. how
ever. Il may he assumed that Admiral
Dewey win be equal 10 the emergency.
The oregon reached Honolulu ON Feb.
slh. ana with the expected 10 days for
repairs would leave Tor Manila about
the 18th. ana Is due In the Philippines
the FIRST week In March. NJ the latest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

That is joyful news which comes to-
day. saying that the Hamburg-Ameri-
can liner bulgaria. which was believed
TO have foundorcd with 100 souls on
board, had entered port safely. Many
hearts saddened by yesterdays news
will swell with happiness today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

The so-caiied anti-tobacco bill which
passed the Utah senate yesterday. IL
virtually measure to mal,e parents
pay a nne whenever their child smokes
or chews tobacco. Smoking is an evil
a vice. aud juvenile Indulgence In II
should b. suppressed. N possible. hut
II IA difficult to see why IL Is all right
In q boy Of 10 years. and a crime In one
i7it years old. Tho intent u the bill Is
doubtless commcndablc. ~ enforce
mcnt we believe would be Impractical.
BILE. and II not. Il would In most In
stances certainly BE- unjust
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

Those French nrcbmnds. Dc Roulode,
Millevoye and ffalberi. received n de-
served rebukc from Con. Roget In Paris
Thursday evening. They praised the
army. and then urged the general 10
march with his troops o. the champ de
Elyscca and overthrow the government.
Instead OF yielding 10 The ciamor. Gen.
Roget placed the three leaders under
arrest. and prevented deiugc ~ blood
In the French capital. Patriotism "
the Roget kind In the army De- a bull
wdrk u safety to France.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

that caused him 10 fan but that he
was ouipable in reaching 80 violently
az to throw himself overheard.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-08-19

Among the first acquaintances that came down
from the fort to greet US was the young Texan.
He was a happy man. His wife and babe was
with him at the post. he told us. and he had the
post commanders permission to run an eating
restaurant in connection with the post traders
store. "a
You must come up and see u.s. he said cheer.
lily - the writer, ''She knows you now; ! told
her all. about the letters.
We then started up to the fort by the ''water
road; crossing the Garrison creek bridge to the
new restaurant west Of The officers quarters. On
our way along a painful item Of news was impaired
to the Texan. A suprne was served on him to
appear with the rest Of us at Yankton. He raj
lied, but with a sad attempt at gaiety presented us
to his wife. She was a very beautiful blonde, and
with a neatly dressed, rompfng child in her arms.
heightened the color of a pretty picture. The
shade that was thown across it, happily for US was
reserved for our departure. The parting scene
between this young couple, we did not see
Neither. dMewc wish to See. In being left with
her tender babe behind.-she would have neither
father or mo,h-' husband or bro~h t., project
her now. Here was a liberiines opportunity. And
|also a c,war.'s. There is but little moresto say.
A lounge 81 deccit-a subtle drug-a trumPted
up situatnn-anh darkness and despair for this
child wife.-From the sketch. '.OF Two GRAVES
rs THE BLACK HlLls," in kALElDoscor1c LIVES.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-08-19

There is always q story In circulation
about someone, There il always = Nom
adsntly lie whispered through the com
munity about some citizen and everyone
10 sdmopished { say nothing abont It. aud
nnsllv everybody knows but the one in
question. II you have a neighbour VII" II
made the ssbject of silly gossip, It j" your
duty IN tell him about it. If you keep still
and allow your neighbours reputation to
be stained and trampIed undtr foot with.
ont q chance "a defend himself, You are
doing a great injustice. We do not be'
1ievs In patching up trouble tor anyone
but Ne hate to see a man convicted by the
people without a chance to explain the
,nstta,. It would be q COED thing IT LEE
wore left printed on the atmosphere In
which they were told and the liars picture
attached to II. There wouldn't be so many
told and the atmosphere. would be fnl' o'
word pictures, and what q beautiful COL
lection it would be.-Valley City Alliance
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-08-19
CONTEXT NOTICE.
Department Of the, Interior

a& > -Te iT,AS ' N. - NrY : 3D.
Department Of the, Interior.
80 stM:5f'.i
u. 3. LAND OFFICE,
DEVILS lake. N..D.
Jnne 2afh, ikR9.
As,df"irnt contest ia~fa,tnvit having becn filed
In this Office ly RosiD. Held. contestant. against
hnme>tcah entry No. i.s4s. made .Mny7, lMs.
Tor the z y N.!E.a'l FttFhc, H.. = r Y Of section
-. Township IL4ao. n Range - W. by August
.Hennin. COntestee. In which It Is alleged clint:
the said August irnnlfg HAS wholly Abandoned
said tr.rt, that xail tract Is MT settled up.n and
..lfivatei hy~nIl PARTY as required by Law. that
said August HennlIpx has never settled uIon or
cultivated said lind at ali. and that the alleged
absence Of xaii Apygnst Hpnnins was mi due to
hix employment Iii the United States military M
mvatsservice, in .tatsshf war. xsid parties nrc
hereby notified to appcsmr, rrxpond AMI mfr
evidence stMlcl,iuk sAId alley tim vt 10 O'clock
A. NJ. I'm Srltember 81. 1903. before John a..
HaDrhett. U.H. commissioner for North Ilaka-
~. ut Harvey. In Wells County, In said state of
North I'nkot,. .nnd that final hearing will I've
held at 10 o'ri.eks AN. on trpt. the cath. lam,
brforevs the Register and Receiver ut the Unit
rtt states. land Once III Iscyils Lake. North la
k0ta. M.
~ Or sERyxIaARn
s.g stlaas al: Register.
"A orrI GRETHEx.
Attas4.y tkfttiutcstrnt.
S.. ,z; Harvey. ND.
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Minneapolis Tribune: We have q Law
excluding harmless Chinese laborere, and
Why ehould acme regulation he adopt.
oil to exclude italian bandits and thuRs!
Why should not the Italian government hr
held rssps,nsible for the crimes cOmmitt+d
In this country by Itaiy's undesirable cit
ixeus Who fee from italian Justice! The
Tallulah lynchtng Wa Of oourse. unjustIfi'
able; but II can readily bs seen that Italy
might drive a profitable trade in aendinR
her tough characters over here md getting
them lynohed At $4,000 a had. Italy
never shows any disposition to claim these
outlaws until they are dead, and then they
become italian citizens" for whom in
dsmnity must te paid.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-08-19
First Publication August s. 1891
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interi ".
UNITED srArzs LAND Oryrox,

- WV AASAA
UNITED SrArEs LAND Orrrox,
Washbirn.
July 10th. 1851. .
A snfirieht cOntrxt n ff.iavit having bccn tiled
In this Office by Frederick Feickcrt contestant.
against Homestead entry No. ssa7 nude Oct. n.
1895. for the y r Y. Erctjon &. Township i4o.
Range -. by John Mclen Cnntcstee. in whi.h It
Is alleged that tn = sntd Entry Man meyer broke.
or caused I" he brbkcn any land Mt any time and
that said Entry Man has wholly abandoned
S'th land from the time he the said Entry Man
fled on sxid land andf has been away from said
lani up to the present time aud that said Entry
Man has failed tn, comply with the H.s. law
and said failure exists up to the. present time,
said PARTIES nv merely notified to srrcsr. res
pond and Offer. e,1dcnce tmdn"hinv said allegation
ut 10 O'Clock a. N. on September 9th. isae. before
Peter Miller Judge and Exnficio clerk ut WASH
hnrn. Mclean c"unty. y. ~. land that nnnl
hearing will he heid ut l0o'clock =. M. on Hept.
is. 1921. hefo--)' the Register AMI Receiver at
the Tinted states Land Office In I'evils Lake.
North dakota. :,
= Or SEREMrsARD.
Il, Re.lgtcr.
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first Publication July IL. 1921
Notice Of Homestead Final Proof.


first Publication July. u. lsa9.l
Notice Of .Homestead Final Proof.
Ofi.e ut ltsmarck N. H..
July 6. 1899.
Notice IL hereby given TINT the following
named settler hs nl.d notice Of his Intention to
make final nrOof In support vt his claim and
that said prof, will he mate bcforc E":tst"r
and Receiver, 1t Bismarck. n. Nak.. ON August
%, 1902, W.:
ISAAC FtIRWAN.
f"r tn. 81, SWa4. and 9 Y aEt.of Section
~, in Township l+s, north Of Range 81, west. 9Th
r. NJ. -
He names the following w'tncescs t" prov" his
continuous residence. upon and cultivation Of
said land viz:
Sels r. Erickson. T.. 4. Carlson and Jake
Brauro, al of Falc0ner n. H.. and Hans Fritz. Of
wa.'nurn' y. r. r.
ct - Reg '"'er