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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-17
PERSONAL.

u. Frank Of Denver "a quartcrcd
at the knuiaford.
Charles y. CUSHING Of san Francisco
came into town to-day and proceeded to
the Walker.
MIR. H. T.. Hunter and Robert y.
Hunter. tourists from the Golden Gate,
are guests at the knutsford.
3. W. Goodwin ami W. T.. Hammatt
q New York are among todny'a ar
rivals at the Kenyon.
Hon. Alma Greenwood Of Fillmore is
ln town today.
A 9. billings M omaha was the FIRST
man 20 register at the cullen this
morning.
H. r. Llddcll ana wife " Aspen. Colo.
are guests at the white House.
Mrs, 2. p Crane Of Soda springs IL
staying az the White House.
W. T. spaurwlok of Omaha IL regis
tered as arriving today az the Kenyon.
g. y. Hotchkiss president Of the
Stone Manufacturing company uf Hing
hnmtun, Now York ANA q. W, Jenkins,
an attorney uf the same place. passed
through salt Lake today on their way
home Both gentlemen are directors Of
q
They spent this Afternoon in tohi look-
INK over the plant thrru. They are Just
returning from r. successful hunting exc
petition In tho Jackson Hole country
they Killed quite q number Of elk deer
ana mountain sheep, but saw no large
game. The snow was very deep aud
the cold intonac
0oorre burton ~ De IN Mar is stay
Ing 40 the white House 600 route 10 hts
old home in Liverpool ENGLAND IIr
said last evening During the last
twonty-HlN years have boon out Weat.
] was on the Comst0rk when u was Ca
ita heydny ana have seen silver rise
90 The pinnacle OF ita fame and then
fall hope not Tor good"
Private oscar Terrell. late o. troop C..
Ninth cavalry. ~ at the Walker. having
recently returned from cuba. Ito said
yeHtordny There viii be- mo- trouble
With ihe cuhanH because of the Amer
lean occupation and Americans are
proving such desirable neighbour and
patrons OF Industry that u will not Boz
long before The island VIII b. annexed
90 the United States hy the Vote uf lta
inhahltnntH although the island may
pass thfough n preliminary experience
~ indereudence, something like tho &C..
public OF Texas"
Judge George iinldron Of BUTTE. who
u % guest nt thef Kenyon. says. n am
Interested 100 de Bonanza Light 4
Power company nt American Falls
where there Dr. u great prospect Tor COM
merclnl nnterpfIHe, nH there ~ in any
other part Uf the State. There h. % nne
plant established there. rtnrersuUug %
capital "t hllt "a million, ana urrHngp-
mcuts are making tn ontUud tho wires
into poolts'ln CO. furnish IEhf and now
co. There. The electric machinery Id
uo' SET all ln. but there o. o. pump ui
Work which IA HpuutinE u thousand GU
Die feet 0f water u minute.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-17
BOYS WANTED.

National Advocate; During an ac-
tive temperance revival In which the
order Of Good Tcmplnrs was especially
active. the depression In the liquor
traffic IN a certain New England city
was quite marked. a prominent deal
~ rnld 60 friend; bankruptcy seems
% De- staring me In the face. Tor most
~ my customers have either Joined the
Good Tcmplnrs ur gone Co the house ~
correction, and something must be- done
Co save my huHlnrrr" Ito proved him.
self equal 10 the needs % the hour by
ronoynting and decorating his saloon.
aud lu various ways making IL go at.
tfnruVc as 60 secure "a new crup Of
young men hH his customers. and
abundant money again flowed to his
Conern,
The sole hope " the liquor tramc H.
IN its power 10 dchauch young men.
otherwise is HE would be- short. Itn
present customers viii soon be- Ia the
grave tho prison. or the poorhuuac.
The nation spends hundreds ~ mill
lions ui dollars annually upon the rdu-
cation " ltH boys and girls. in order to
secure worthy citizenship. Tho Chris
tan church pruyH ana tolls and rncri-
fees that tho boys and girls may boz
come Christian men and women. hut
tho rum shop can live only through the
hanling OF an Christian. humanitarian,
aud educational cfnrt 10 rear the young
On tho ways OF wisdom.
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contracts u expects acfupulous exact
ltudu IN their execution. The promise
~ the promoter 60 hir chinese nidefs
and nhcttors, IN oifclnl circles uucunieH
"a debt " honor payment " which ",
or should be-. absolutely sure on such
terms na these have offices IN China
been secured. promotions obtained, en-.
tcrpriscs authorized. for hundreds ~
years and the foreign promoter must
nI h's initial stop, give hia adherence
thereto. The method ~ procedure N the
advance arcat Dr. 10 make the acquniut-
nncc ~ the mnndaflns u Peklng; stcur-
Ing here and there nu ally aud q friend.
Then, nt some favorable moment he
lays his project before the proper de-
puftmont of the government relying on
the support ~ his ffionda 10 secure Il
favorable consideration one " tho
greatest concessions recently signed In
china enriched IN To negotiation NUM-
lnrluas officials. The wrltOr himself
saw rromlsaury note for thlrty-nve
thousand dollars payable 10 n small
official upon the formation N certain
company. This was but one palm
'nfcnsed." and the aggregate outlay
on this head, by the coucosaionalfo
must have amounted 10 hundreds of
thousands u dollnra For the conao-
lutlnn ~ future promoters Il must be
added that methods are now much
rmpllncd such liberal "squovzca" be-
Ing no longer necessary -'Chlneae
iiailrnnd and Mining Concessions" by
charles DENLY ir, In the November
Forum.
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CANCER INCREASING.
Statistieians Find In the Fact an Ar
gument for yegeiarlanlsm.

According to the Physician and Sur
gcon. Prof Roswell Park makes the
startling prophecy that II for the next
ten years the present relative death
rates are maintained In 1909 there Will
be more deaths from cancer than from
consumption. smallpox aud typhoid
fever combined.
For a number u years back the Eng
fish ntutlaucinna have been calling at
tentlon 60 the rapid Increase ~ cancer
IN England. u has boen almost uni-
vcfHnlly noted that flesh eating and
cancer uro Increasing az about the same
ratio, The rlce-ratinE natives of India
are almost wholly free frum cancer.
which a. found 90 De most frequent IN
occurrence among pork eaters and those
who make free use ~ animal food u
o. Inn usslhlc Tor human beings Co make
cemeteries ~ their Htnmachs without
suffering the natural consequences of
pullutlng the vital stream with the
products ~ disease and putrcfaction.
This On the means whereby fertile soil
"a prepared, not only Tor cancer. but Tor
consumption and many other maladics.
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INDIANS ON RESERVATION.
Governor Thomas Notified that the
Militia win Not be Called.

No news has been received from The
scot u the Indian warfare over near
nlne. but Governor Thomas has a tele-
gram from the secretary % the inter
Tor. Mr Hitchcock. informing him that
there la no need Of militia beiug sent
out 10 drive back The bloodthirHiy rcd-
skins. Gays the Denver News. Tho mes
sage says tho ulntah agent has ap-
prlssd the government that ail the In
dlnua an, on their reservation. Follow
Ing IN rho telegram
"iian. Charles q. Thomas Governor ~
Colorado. Denver tul1s ] thank you
most cordially COS your telegram % tho
i1th inst rendering The cooperation NJ
the Slate authorities Co secure the re-
turn NJ the rlntah Indians Co their ren-
rrynlnn. such assistance, however, do
not now econ necessary Ascent 90
ulntnh tulennpha that all Indians have
returned tu thr reservation.
n. 4. HITCHCOCK. secfgtary,'
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now CHINESE CONCESSIONS ARE
SECURED.

The usual procedure IN securing Chin
csc Concg saiuua o. somewhat ns follows
There nrst comes 10 Picking the adj
vance agent. the typical concession
hunter 60 look over the ground and nnQ
out what china has 90 give away that
can be taken mp By public company
ana secure the support Of the share
buying public abroad. Sometimes hu
Do sent ms the representative NJ u group
uf capitalists Who have u definite ldea
Oh what they wish ~ securei ana In
such eases he "a furnished with for
midablc letters of credit. 10 supply the
very necessary shows ot this financial
war. Sometimes De comna unaupport-
ca. and. having hooked some con-
ditloual grant, posts hut-f0otrd 90 Lon
don OF New York 90 Hco what can be
done with H. Occasionally promoters
are of different class entirely, namely.
the agents OF forelEn governments, Try
prise, 10 advance political design In
some part % the empire ln which these
governments sock q prod1minating In
fluoncg.
Experience has proved that these ad-
vance agents need not be gentlemen of
the highest education OF refinement;
but they do need 20 be endowed with "a
certain instinct FOR diplomacy ln Its
lower forms aud they munt De, above
an, ahrawd and persistent OF lndom-
liable perseverance,, and with faculty
Tor making friends, scruplea as 20
methods are with them superlluous;
but Willingness and an ability In the
application Of palm OH" are iudia-
ponsublc They must also, be mon OF
their word toward those who work
with them. what they promise TO
those who AID In the negotiation Of
their contracta they must faithfully full
~; because, while Chinese business In
trRrity does not rise 10 the QuiNOtic
height OF refusing 10 enter into corrupt
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WILL FINISH TONIGHT.
Municipal Canyasslng Board Has Al.
most Completed Its Labors.

The canvassing board Of the city
elections will complete their invchtlga-
tons today.
This afternoon the board had oom-
pletod district a.. up 90 the time the
''Nnwf" wont 10 prcrn THIS ia the
fourth District In the fourth
precinct. They will complete the
prccinct before adjournment There
were mo- discrepancies up 90 the forty
seventh district. and IL o. uuito probable
that none viii appear IN The remainder
% the canvass. The general result Of
the election VIII not be- changed
At yesterday afternoons session of
the cnuNafalug board on tho city eloc-
tlon tho only lrreEulnHiy that devcl-
npCd was "a loss o. hve votes FOR Nor
rls On tho Thlrty.thirl and loss 10
one Tor Uamra ln tho Thirty -hfth Tho
result viii not be affected By thcss
changes.
The Third complete gives Barnur.
iGN Thompson. 100. Gudhe, "a. iiom-
lin. a.. Bnctmnn. tats. Nuylnr, i.20d;
Anderson, %. ErallIur. %. stephens.
1909. Morse. ii12. Gray 10, Petersen,
ls. Morris, l,tli White. iUlis Law
renee. o. Mack. %. ulnkrly. $3.50;
KuIHsr. ll1si Thompson. no. iluahruuck
o.. Tmm0ny. tC62. Twompy 1859:
Smith. 20; Wishing. 3d.
couNc1LMANIC TABLE.
The counclimaulc table follows.
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10 her huge delight. the lady succeeded
In bringing down q fine six point bull
elk with % good shot
"Yca. once in awhile we have ladlca
IN the tourists PARTIES With passion
Tor ah0li.ng bic game"
Tho guide then won't on 90 speak of
conditions un ln Jackson Hole. ~ guess
we have fully four hundrcd people set
tied up there now and they are nil do
ing well and taken altogether we have
nothing 20 fear from the Indians aH we
have them wen ln hand. Indians and
sheen are our worst enemies. perhaps.
IN the case ~ The latter We take the
law into our own hands ana ue soon as
q band % sheen npuenra on the SCENE,
the hcfdors are notified 10 seek new
grazing lands. and they do 81 added
Mr. cherry. rcnectlvcly You know
nothing else con live where sheep nre;
cattle would starve and all the game
would leave the country No, air, We
can't nffuf1 t0 have any sheep around
InciSson'a Hole The leading Industry
up therog why. raising cattle aud lu-
corn"
GLOW about the tourist crop7" quer-
Ted the reporter,
The tanned OLD guide simply smiled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-17
THE SEA QUEEN WAKES.

She wukesl In the furihcst West tho
murmur has reached OUT ears
She WakoHl in the nirthrHt East the
Russian listens ana fears
She wukeal The ravens rllm0r the
winds cry overhead.
The wandering waves take up the cry
"shc wakes unon nations drcadH'
A last. 80 have reused the Sea Queen:
nt LAST whom the world unltcs
She atlrs from her Hcomful allcncc. and
wakes Co her last of hrhtH.
Alone with u world against hnr. she
has turned on the Hnarllnr crow;
No longer the peaceful trader. but the
viking North Seas knew
She calls and hcr ships or battle
dragons her seas have bred
Glide Into Plymouth hnrhor. and gather
round nrhchy Head.
She wnkeal ana the clang of nrmlng
echoes through an the earth,
The ring ~ warriuW weapons; stern
music NJ soldiers mlrth.
In the world there De- many nations aud
there gathers round every throne
Tie strength Of earth born armies, but
tho sea ~ Englnnd'H own
a. she ruled. she stun shall rule u, from
Plymouth 90 Esqulmalt
Aa long ~ the windn are tamolesa-na
long aa the waves are salt.
This may be our Armugcddon; Seas
may purple with blood and fame
AZ we no 90 our rest forever. leaving
the world n name.
What mattorf There have boon none
like ~. nor any 10 tame our pride.
II we fan, We shall fail ns they ZEN. do
nH our fathers died
What bottor9 The seas that bred us.
shall rock ua 90 rest nt last.
II we sink with the jack aiiil noatlng
nailed 90 the nations mast.
olive PHiLLtpSWOOLEY,
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Chairman Knapp and Str Clements
were the only members uf the Interstate
commerce cummiasluu present iu &c.
Louis yesterday, ut The hearing OF toe
tuuuy ln che complaint ~ st. Louis
business Mons LEAGUE ugllnHt the Pa
Cinr CoaHt railroads charging iiseHm-
luatlun boo trglEht rates. Messrs, rrgu-
ty. NUemuna ana Flf.r were ahatnt un
other huHluCsH.
saund, Nuryell third vic. president
0f che Simmons Hardware company. ~
g. Louie testified that the mrln OF
june %. ials had clearly affected the
hurlue.s ui hlH firm with California fr-
tml.rs, After the adoption OF that
schedule tho r0Ium0 of trade with tho
entire Pacific coast Was Curiuucd That
the hrln % 1895 caused thlH falling un
was shown, he said, by tho fact that
since May. 1922 when tho Great North
crn ana Northern Pacific nhrogated the
tnrin and lcsgenod The difference be-.
tween carload and lees than carload
rates, business ln Washington and Orc-
Eun had Increased and reached lis orig
innl level while that ln California had
steadily rutf0unded.
The arm, Dee said was Obliged 10 COM
pete not only with tho natural ndynn-
tlgea ~ the california lobherH but also
with tho artificial commercial udvun-
tuFDH accorded th m hy the railroads la
adopting tho tnrin NJ 1875
lnr urm could only DO business To-
California hy making freight allow
1neuF 20 ltH CuHtlmOra, This allowance
Doc said amounted to ON average " DO
cents un each 400 pounds ~ freight
shipped. This. he commended, was clpar-
ly lose of profit due 90 dlsCrlmlnn-
tluu.
Tie exhibited charts nnl tuhlos. show
ing the fluctuations ~ the FIRMS sales
uud pruhn in California business dur-
Ing fha Inst lnrnn VIHrH They IulIrnIt,
Hu Increase iu sales aud decrease lu
tho uerpDutuwa OF ur1ut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-17

Deputy sheriff Sam DowHe went
down TO Murray Wednesday afternoon
and arrested a. smithy and Ross Am-
hroae on the charso OF receiving stolen
goods. Tho Foods were part ~ the prop
erty stolen from che Provo W1nlru
Mlns at The Garden city, aud cached
near Sandy. Deputy shcrin1 pow1e
and finrrI1s went to Sandy about Two
months nnn and recovered some NJ The
property The complaint against
smlthy md Ambrose wnH sworn tn 10y
Manur0r smouf of the wooden mills.
This morning tho mon were taken be-
fore Justice NELSON and entered "a plea
N not guilty Tho court nNcd their
ball I'd ihc sum 90 tr0o The case has
not been aot Tor hearing but viii prob
ably be- heard tuesday or Wednesday.
The defendants are represented hy
Powers. straup q Linpman.
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LADY SHOOTS AN ELK.
Jackson Hole Guide Relates an In.
eldent Of a Few Days Ago,

John cherry guide to hunting parties
ana tourists. came into town this morn
morning from Jnckson'H Hole. Idaho
whore he has been showing Mrs
Thompson of Hrd Bank New Jersey,
ihe wonders of the Rockies and the way
90 shoot Ollt
MI cherry clad IN corduroy suit
and with "a skin tanned hy exposure On
the clements. talked 10 the News" Ia
the Walker house Office this forenoon,
and said he had lots OF good times m
plotting Fasteners ana Hciona or the
British families across the pond
through the country up In Idaho I'M
search of game ana adventure, ~ have
Just brought Mrs. Thompson" he said
down 90 salt Lake city whore she was
mot by her husband and toge thor they
jnurnoycd hom to New Jersey About
three weeks neo, while we were camping
out up IN Jackson Hole, We ran across
herd Of fully fifteen hundred elk, and
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ASSAULTED A CHINAMAN.
Boys Accused Of Throwing Rocks aud
Wounding a Mongollan.

Wong LuHd. chluaman who lives
under DIE vino and Nc tree on his onion
ratch, on Seventh North between Third
and Fourth West streets. has ccared 90
believe that patience 10 virturo. After
picking up ai the loose scka within %
radius VI 400 yards on his hut. a strntc-
vie move 20 cut on the cnemy's supply
on ammunition 10 aud behold. the small
boys In. the Snnguluary Third brought
their prniCcillgH along with them ln ~
hand cart aud. pfoc c1od 60 lombard IN
fortress ~ the Monaghan with rocks
ana kindred missiles couple OF ovon-
lugs ago. After several pancH OF glass
had been smashed aud the gallant de-
fender revorHly wounded on the funny
bone and knee. the beleaFurrd garrison
made @ Fortic With Wong leading the
forlorn hope. The attacking party STAN
peicd leaving their ammunition wagon
ln the hands NJ tho heather Chlneo.
Then o. council ~ war was inaugural
cd ana The following mlsflyc ponnod
and delivered Go the police hy the
Cinnamon 10 Is reproduced verbatim.
e North nos A3s
Third ana Fourth W
Soy iith 1899, $500. Reward About G
o'clock three boys had been stone upon
my house ana brokinE the window and
my knee wounded by stones and Z went
after thom may Doe 10 ind out who De
was but they drop their hand cart aud
ran OH and ] VIII take their hand cart
home and they continue stones and that
Mr. Goodfullnws "a little son he came
told me
This afternoon onlccr gperry SAILED
forth and rounded ~ the youngsters ln
the vicinity ~ the Warm Springs with
the sequel that Tom and James CnHsa-
dy walter Johnson ana Rex Jones,
Whose nreF average thirteen. win sX-
plain matters 10 Judge Timmuny to-
morrow afternoon In public court
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Thirteen Cars from Spencer Idaho,
TO the Worlds Fair City.
TWENTY CARS HERE TODAY.
Consignment TO strong q Wcatherbee
WIN GO Via ItIo Craude west
ern- u. a n. g. aud harrington.

ThIriy-slx double deckcrs loaded TO
their full capacity, b. the shipment Of
sheep being made from spencer. Idaho.
TO- chicago Twenty cars were loaded
today ard scheduled to arrive IN salt
Lake tonight The sheep are consigned
to strong & wcatherbco chicago. IN.
Tho route 90 BE- taken ia via the RIO
urarle Western Denver and Rio
grandc und the burlington. The re-
mainIuE sixteen ears Will probably be
loaded tomorrow or Monday.
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BEFORE JUDGE TIMMONY.
Man who was Hard Of Hearing Causes
mia Diversion.

Judge Timmouy disposed u three
eases in the police court this afternoon
IN a very short space of time.
"Eph Kcllyi You aFe charged with
vagranoy. being common drunknrd."
'Not guilty. Erowled Kelly aa be-
bllnkcd az a ray W sunlight streaming
across the room.
Sergeant nurbidge then proceeded to
give the wcll-known character a hard
nrrnigumrnt
Doe the court deHrr any moro
testimony" uucried Prosecutor Debit
$50. [ don'i think tharo r. any need
Fry days"
w ], Eadea," allied the oniclal an-
ununlDr.
Not d soul moved on the pcnltsnt
form
faded little EnrlHhuHn WAS prollgd
ln Che pantry department iio awukg
with o. start W mild surprise claupod
hiH hand 40 hia ear took three PAGES
forward ana HulutUd.
siIl.
"nruuk7'
$50. De- hgr'"
"W,ro Sou Iruuk7"
"ph. drunk Wen. ! loot my blnumln'
mate yer kuuuW, uu' , cImr Go this scr
pllien station Ger hack fer hllmrN
nights lpislng uforr . won't Ger work
at Murray ln the muruu''
"WhidpUr 90 him Mr. pfihl, ask him
whether boz will go Go Murray said the
court
Delhi got black in Che face ln tho eu-
tikf.4... s.. D H.ftf ...t d.. t,,,H.,. ft
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

Sergeant Major Iuekron tolcphonod
tho NcWH' from Fort Douglas This af-
trru0nn saying "Thgrr DE- much dice
satisfaction nmoug. the c0lorrd p0pula-
uOu tod1y oyDf thD action Of the iudgDH
at tho Hulrpa held last night ln award
lur Che prize 90 the Columbia squad.
The fact Do char the drill master know
leHH Ul thH Wiunuyers than ala biz mons
ana 10 was apparent to AN except tho
judges that tho shamrock squad won,
lt work bnIug almost perfect"
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4 friend in need ia friend indeed
That ia exactly what Chamberlain
cough UomcdY On. n o. the mothers
help when she 10 suddenly awakened In
and lnhorod breathing OF her babe. ~
~ tho safe resort N the youth or adult
when he has caught cold" and there ~
coughing and irritation Of the mucuuua
membrane OF the throat n allnya the
Irritation and cures the cold,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-17
ISsrrcriso rlIr TERMINALS


According Co o. dispatch from Ia
coma. wash. nlue division auporlnten-
dents M the Northern Pacific were Ia
Tacoma today Inspecting the roads
terminals They were shown about the
city hy Assistant General auprrinten-
dent W. a. pcurco of Tacoma, and left
tonight Tor Portland The entire party
viii go east from Portland and the
HurnrlntendentH will return to their AZ
visions later General Superintendent
~ g. Kimberly Dr. with the party and
Assistant General superintendent
pcHrcc Joined NJ here.
The members nre; A. D. Law, Min
neHntn division %. w Nundcralice.
Manitoba division. a. r.. blanchard.
Lake Superior division. e.. J Wilson.
hnhutn division Newman Kline Yell
lnwHtune division. o. J Horn. Montana
division Charles Russell. Rocky Noun
tain division, y w. glib.ft. Idaho d.
vision. and g. J. Pearson. Pacific d.
vision
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LooKINa 1, rnnm YAnpNar.
Huntington Omeial. quietly sizing ~
Denver >ituation.

President r. r. Perkins and General
Manager q W. Holdrciar VI the Bur
llurinn road. visited the yards of the
company. north of the Union depot. yes
tgrday. aud spent several hours calling
at tho different hallway offices. says
Yesterdays Denver News. To-day the
gentlemen viii leave Tor Omaha.
10 wan pointed out yesterday az Hignl-
ncant that while leading Burlington
ofiieinis are looking over colorado. Pres
ldent Palmer ana General Manager
Dodge nf the Rio Graude Western road
uro ln tinh looking around with the ap-
parent object of arranging f1r further
extensions ~ tho Rio grnnde Western
lu that state That the burlington will
build Into Middle park lH considered set
tlcd hy wrIl Informed railroad men and
The only question lu doubt H when the
work win hDrlu. Upon this point the
burlington officers arc silent.