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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-21
BIGGEST MINING DEAL.
Sale of STATIONS Cripple Greek
Properties For 100000.

Colorado Springs, Colo, April 90
The Gazette today says:
Positive cable advices received by
the Gazette announce the actual sale
of the Independence mine to an Eng
fish syndicate. The price is $10,000,0 600.
Werner q. Reed. cooperating with
the Venture corporation of London,
made the deal, which is the greatest
in the history of American mining.
wv. S. Stratton, the locator of the
property and owner of the same up to
the time of the contamination of the
deal, and his secretary, W. A. Ram
say, have been in London attending to
all the details Of the transaction.
THE deal includes, besides the In
dependence mine, about 100 acres of
surrounding territory in the Cripple
Creek district"
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the Witnesses who testified yesterday.
Newton George, the 17-year-old son
of the accused, was put on the stand
to testify as to the intimate relations
he had known between his mother and
Saxton. Quite a number of court rec
ords were introduced in evidence.
The closing hour of the day Indicated
that the defense has nearly concluded
it's case.
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THE HERALD BULLETIN.

PAGE TWO.
Quay's Case In Hands Of Jury.
Death Won Bride
Wedding In English Ari7tocratic
Circles.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial.
PAGE FIVE.
General Palmer Talks.
Street Paving Controversy.
Army Officers Guilty of Cowardice.
PAGE SIX.
Revival at Tintic.
Mining Stock Market.
Utah's Cripple Greek.
PAGE SEVEN.
Financial and Commercial.
PAGE EIGHT.
Harry McCallum WEEDS.
Captain Sullivan Disappears
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Colonel Bacon to Retire.

Washington. April 20-ColoneI J. NJ
Bacon. Eighth cavalry, at the end of four
months leave of absence, viii be retired
at his own request. His retirement viii
promote Lieutenant Colonel Adna r
Chaffe to be colonel. Lieutenant Colonel
Chaffee is now brigadier general of volun-
teers on the staff of General Brooke
Major Moore will be made lieutenant
colonel
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Soldier Charged With Treason.

Berlin. April 2O.-sergeant Major Al
brecht of the One Hundred and Twenty
ninth regiment. has been arrested at
Bromberg, Prussia, and taken in chains TO
Spandau, where the state prison is
situated. The prisoner is charged with
treason in furnishing Russian gents with
detailed plans of German Notifications
and plans for modifying the German
al.
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BIC FORCE FOR PHILIPPINES.
General Otis to Receive $4,000 More
Regular Troops.

New York, April pa special to the
Tribune from Washington says that
"a O0O regulars are to be sent to REIN
force General Otis at Manila. as soon
as the necessary marine transportation
can be provided. The first regiment
ordered will probably be the Seventh
artillery. OF which the two light bat
teries. c and NJ. have been ordered
home from Porto Rico for the purpose.
They will be sent at once to San Fran
cisco to await an available transport
steamer. The thirteen heavy batteries
Of the regiment will be equipped as in
fantry. according TO present plans. al
though one of them may be used as
light artillery.
The headquarters of the regiment OF
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opposed By Gompers.

president of the American Federation of
Labor, today presented a petition to the
president, asking for the removal of
Claude NJ. Johnson, director OF the bureau
of printing and engraving. He took this
action by direction of the delegates to
the federation convention held in Kansas
City last December, as the result of
charges WHICH were exploited at that
time.
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ways a favorite with Salt Lake audi
ences. gave the solo, "A Dream" Miss
Dwyer, as usual, captivated her hear
ers.
Senator Rawlins was the first speak
er In introducing him, Mr. Moyle took
occasion to say that the Democracy Of
Utah was greatly indebted to the Wo-
mems Democratic club for the excel
lent programme provided. He was
glad to see the ladies taking part in
public affairs. Mr.. Moyle was also
pleased at the spontaneity with which
they assembled to honor the man who
wrote that 'all men are created free
and equal"
Much as we say the declaration of
independence was an inspired docu-
ment." Mr.. Moyle continued, there is
nothing in ii greater than those words.
All men are created free and equal
It is the Democratic party in this coun-
try that is endeavoring to carry out
this principle. It would be we'll for all
Of us TO remember that" In conclu-
sion. Mr.. Noyle spoke eloquently Of
Utah's representative in congress. He
paid a special tribute to Senator Raw
Inns. who, he said. was as well known
in national councils as in Utah.
Senator Rawlins' Address.
"I feel somewhat embarrassed" said
Senator Rawlins, in beginning, lin
view Of the surrounding circumstances,
and especially in view of the very COM
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plimentary remarks just spoken, OF
which 1 feel myself entirely unworthy.
On an occasion like this I scarcely
know how or where to begin; and that
being the case, before have finished
you all will probably wonder where and
when / will end"
Senator Rawlins thought that in
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Carnegie Secures Mines.

Ishpeming. Mich, April 2o--It was
rumored today that Carnegie is to secure
control of the Lake Superior mines. the
largest producers on the Marquette range.
T. f. Cole. manager for Carnegie in the
upper peninsula. has been making an eS-
animation of the property and a circular
has been issued Offering terms to stock
holders for 2 controlling interest. This
would make Carnegie the largest operator
on the range
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"THE MAN in BLACK"
Mysterious Person Cuts Figure In
the George Case.

Canton, o., April 2O-The defense for
Mrs. George today put ON the stand a
witness who testified that she saw a
man in a long black macintosh and
cape, wearing white sailor hat, pass
ing her home, which is on one of the
routes from the Althouse house to the
center Of the city. soon after the shoot
ing of Saxton. This evidence was in
tended to corrobOrate the story of the
man in black that was seen ap-
preaching the Althouse home by one of
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day. 1 believe he would throw his in
fuence to the side that stands not so
much for glory and sp!endor, but he
would regard as more important the
preservation of the primitive principles
of American government"
Congressman Roberts utterances
were received with complimentary at
tention. He was eloquent at times, and
his reasoning was always forceful and
logical. When he had finished, Thomas
Ashworth charmed the gathering with
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CLOSE CALL FOR
SCOUTING PARTY
-%-
Narrowly Escape Being Cap
tured BY FilipinOS.
THEIR AMMUNITION
HAD FAILED THEM
ReinfOrcementS Arrived Just In the
Nick Of Time.

Split In the European Junta, and
Agoncillo Is Deserted By Mem
bers Who Favor a Peaceful Solu-
ton of the observation-disclosures
Meeting Between Dewey and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY Span
iards May Cause Complications.
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taste. added richly to the harmony Of
the decorative scheme.
ON the east wall of the front parlor
hung a silk flag. bearing a portrait Of
jefferson woven into its silken folds.
with the words Equal rights TO all"
underneath.
The entire first floor was thrown
omen to the guests. who began to ar
rive as early as 1870 o'clock. Half an
hour later the rooms were well filled,
and at o'clock iocomotion had be-
come difficult.
The scene was exceedingly attractive.
1t was more like a full dress reception
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SPLIT IN THE JUNTA.
Some Anxious For Peaceful Solution
of Trouble.

of Trouble.
London, April 2O-It has been learned
that a serious split has occurred among
the members of the Filipino junta, a
majority Of whom are in favor of direct
conferences with the secretary of state
at Washington, Colonel John Hay, with
the view Of bringing about a Deacetul
solution of the Philippine question.
Four delegates. La Sala, Marti. Lo-
pei and Rivera. finding that Agonctlo.
AguinaldO's representative. disagrees
with this view, have started for Ma
Mia. leaving AgoncillO. Rio and Lunar.
who insist upon absolute and uncondl-
tional independence, in Europe.
The others do not object to some
form of American Intervention in the
government of the island, and they say
they believe a personal meeting be-
tween AguinaldO and Admiral Dewey,
in whom alone the Filipinos declare
they have confidence, viii lead to set
Element.
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Big Price For q DOG.

Cincinnati, Opril 2C-F'rank J. Gould Of
New York, who is an exhibitor at the
bench show here, today paid 1880 for
Alta Ruth, q smooth coated st. Bernard
female. that took first prize in her class.
Mr.. Gould owns five OF the fifty-two St.
Bernards on exhibition. and took first
prize with Champion IarvelcrOft, a rough
coated bitch in the nnen cIass-
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Pauncefote vii Go Hone-

Washington. April 2O-Sir Julian
Pauncefote, the British ambassador to the
United States. and delegate to the dis
armament conference at The Hague.
called at the state department today and
intimated his intention OF leaving the
United States for Europe on the 18th inst
He will be accompanied by his family.
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son had passed away. He replied:
Thomas jefferson still survives Mr..
Roberts thought the tribute Of Adams
to the memory of man WHO had at
times been his political enemy was a
very beautiful one.
Now, more than seventy-five years
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-21
BEET SUGAR TRUST.
Big Concern Secures Valuable Prop
e,-4u In Cn1ifn,.nin

erty In California.
Ventura, Cal, April 20.-The Oxnard
beet sugar factory and 5000 acres of
land in this county have been trans
ferred by the Pacific Beet Sugar COM
pany to the American Beet Sugar com
pany. The deed bears revenue stamps
indicating q consideration OF $l.5G0.0e0.
This step is one of the most important
in the consolidation Of the four OXnard
companies.
The American Beet Sugar company,
recently organized in New York with
capital stock of $20, COO now owns
the factories at Norfolk and Grand Is
land, Neb., besides the 75O-tOn factory
at Chino and the 2OOO-ton factory at
Oxnard, just conveyed.
New York, April 20.-R Fulton Cut
ting, a trustee Of the American Beet
Sugar company. today confirmed the
Ventura dispatch, but would give no
further information on the plans for
consolidation.
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after the death of Jefferson" he went
on, the citizens of this country as
semble to honor his memory. When
that is the esteem in which q man is
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than a political celebration. Many of
the men and women were in evening
garb, and yet the Democratic simplicity
and informality so dear to the heart
of the party's patron saint, were there
Plain men in working clothes brushed
elbows on perfect equality with
citizens whose wealth is computed by
thousands. Women whose work-worn
hands told their own story of house
hold drudgery, sat or stood by more
fortunate sisters, whose greatest care
is the cut OF 4 new gown, or the curl
of the latest hat plume.
Opened By Mr. Moyle.
James H. Moyle, chairman of the
state Democratic committee, acted as
POSTMASTER When, at o'clock, an
orchestra, that gave a. spirited pro-
gramme throughout the evening, had
finished a selection, Mr.. Moyle formal
" opened the programme by the an
nouncement that Miss Eldredge would
give a recitation. The elocutionist Sc
lected a scene from RIP Van Wrinkle"
which she recited with excellent eff
feet.
When the hearty applause that
greeted the conclusion of her number
had died away, Fred Graham delight
fully sung some negro melodies. Mr..
Gr5hams share of the entertainment
was thoroughly appreciated.
Then Miss Edna Dwyer, who is al
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draping. hung from the walls and man
tells in the parlors. Big vases Of car
nations and other cut flowers, with
ported plants. arranged with exquisite
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-21
WEATHER TODAY.

Forecast for Salt Lake Today Is:
Fair, Warmer.
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getn yebes ,pnrpe aerettet.

Serr 5. 6. 2ilp, Elm beroorrasenber
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iuunberuuae @eile BON einem idredlis
den Gobe errettet. St er5dblt in 8es
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tete idon balo nn ber Gdiuinbiu6t gu
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fam bieie Meti5ln gar ni9t genus To-
ben. 9ieie Mebisin beift am iideriten
unb i9nelliten ale Sals> unb 2ungens
leiben. 9ie reguldre @r6Be gu SO gts
unb $1.0o. 8robeflaiden frei in Der
gpotbefe bon S. &alteDer & Son. Sebe
5laide miro sarantirt.
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bur6 cine 5eereiie ftdrteu. Jn aiaut'
f@au tpirb er ben priu3en 6etari9
BON preuBen beIu9en.
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stsmard,s etierme Gnerate

mar Die 5Olse ieiner bUrtreffli6ell
@eiunbbeit. llnbeusiame @illens fraft
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gu baben fir nur rs Gents in Der
Npotbefe BON s. &alteper 6 Son.
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gen. Nur rs gts. Die S6ahtel, Sci
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Soutberu .paciHc 8abu. .

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Mnfunft.
Son Netu Orleans, 9oufton unb Sal
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Nben0s. ................
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bige Ittlimotifation Der meiBen RofIe
on ben AufentbaIt In Der beiBsn 3one
aasgei6lcRen lit.
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- GGr. .irgsnb cine art bon gDrn,
Gen. Wei3en. aleie &c. f9reibe man an
bic guniet g8ooo Go, San Nnto,
MO. &era8.
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Ser fdmtrsli6fe gerIuft if Elm
entgangener 8elDinu.
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- Der Rei9e feuut niemals feline
Sebler. neil man he i'm perbeimIi9t,
benz Grmen iagt He Sebermanu.
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saniet eiusiteo.
q hfahrt.

0ea6 galiiOrnien, 5reitass $50 Mors
@a6 0em Orleans, Dienitas unb 5rei=
toQ. .2.20 Nnd]m
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Die tleinen @rfolge perbautt man
fsiuen Greunben. bic eroBen isiuen
sfsinoen.
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U riets1ihe.

"ON AGAIN." APRIL 3oth.
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81 II funft,

8on galifornien, Dienitag unb Greiz
t19.... 10 Wtprgens.
Ion Seem Orleans, 0ienftas unb GreiS
tag. 400 91ahm.
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10. 6. & z. 8abu.
Wbfdhrf.

9ad 9aco, Sort wortb, Dallas, aan,
ias gitp, ct. Souls unb gbicaao Me.
lid 5 100 Worgens unb $3.50 Nbenba.
Wnfunft.
BON Chicago, ct. 2ouis, Ranias gitp,
Dallas. 5lrt Wortb unb Baco, tdg:
LID s 80 Borm. unb 10 20 Qbenbs.
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MusIdnotime;

N. B. g8er am Boititbalter nad einem
Der pbigeu 8rieie frdat, bat ausbridlid
binsusufiiaen. baB bieielben advertised
ieien, uno mann.
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"oN AGAIN" APRIL 3Oth.
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U1iB q 8resmann-A -Albert golot-NiB ) Dict
Marp Reller-5 8 Grieg y Rraule = : Wtarr-
y S6meoer-6 Shul3-5 2saloidmiot,
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WuIf SbOre Wabn.
G.bfabrt.
Nad Stodbale, tdslid, auseenommen
Snnrtags. s........... 8 100 Borm.
4ntunft.
Bon Stodoale, tdslid, aussenommen
Sunntaas. ........ 300 Ma6m.