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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07

throwing grass. kndling wood, brush.
bits Of boards and everything combus-
tible that they could gather This they
kept up until dark
1t Is related that Coleman, before
committing his crime, threw pepper
into his victims eyes from pepper
box. one Of the members used that
same pepper-box today TO throw pep
per In COlemans eyes, as soon as he
was dashed to the stake. To make sure
Of a good Job he held open one eyela
after the other, and pcppered them
successfully, then drew the eyelids.
In this city the action Of the mob Is
universally approved, even enthusiasts
cally by women, who think that here
after they viii be safer In consequence,
Some men deprecate mob law. but say
this case was an exception to all rules.
The latest report tonight Is that Cole
mans mother Is on the way here TO
take charge OF the ashes Of her son.
The coroner held an inquest on the
charred remains Of Richard Coleman
and rendered the simple verdlct:
Death at the hands Of a mob.
All that was left Of the body Of Dick
Coleman was raked out OF the embers
and buried In the potter's field tonight
II was only a skull and two or three
charred bones All the rest Of the body
was widely distributed among relic
hunters. Perfect quiet reigns In the
city tonight.
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CUBANs ARE GRATIrIED.
They See ia President MeKinley's Message
Bright Hopes for Cuba.

Havana, Dec. e.--President McKin.
ley's message to Congress has been re-.
celved by Cubans Of all classes with
much satisfaction. Even the leaders OF
the extreme party admit this, and the
announcement that there viii be no
civil government has cleared away the
clouds that have been hanging over
the Cuban political situation The
Lucha alone among the papers stu
favors civil governorship.
The discussions says: president Nc
Kinley's message will fll the hearts Of
all lovers OF Cuba with Joy. His words,
Whatever be the outcome we must see
10 Il that free Cuba be a reality, not a
name, should be written IN letters OF
gold over the door Of the Cuban White
House. The Cuban republic will be
bound 10 Lincoln and Mckinley by In
dissolube bonds Of love-
The Patria says; "Hurrah Tor Presi-
dent Mckinley. He could not have
spolen In clearer tones. II Is impossible
for The giddiness of conquest 10 over
power the deep, natural impulse Of a
noble and democratic people
The Cubanc says. 1.-THE message con-
tains the clearest words yet spoken by
President Mckinley. and shows that
Justice is the guiding principle at
Washington. our hearts, hitherto bowed
down by tremendous skepticism, are
now relieved. and we may expect Con-
grcss TO speak still more clearly"
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Socialist Policy.

Boston, Mass, Dec. 7.-Charles II.
Coulter. the newly elected Socialist
mayor OF Brocktown, won by plurality
OF 1852 votes He is 2s years old. He
said last night
1.-THE Social Democratic party. OF
which am proud to be a member, de-
clares for the cooperative comon-
wealth and the ownership Of all the
means Of production and distribution.
1T will be my aim and that Of my
fellow socialists In the city govern
ment to enter a wedge wherever posi-
bic for municipal ownership and see to
Il that no more valuable franchises are
given away 20 any corporation what
ever"
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for supplies, and heavily against the
irregularly organized Dutch forces.
While theories like these are a poor
substitute for war news, the veteran
officers are glad 10 accept evidence that
the generals are no longer in hot haste
TO attack the enemy In strongly forth
fed positions without maneuvering for
protection for the infantry from dead
~ fire directly in front.
The official news yesterday included
the casualty list in the sortie from
Kimberley on Nov. rs, when the Boer
lager was surprised and captured.
This was O serious fight for twenty
two were killed on the British side, and
thirty-one wounded South Africans
readily Identify two names in the list
Of killed. Major ScOtt-Turner was a
gallant rough rider. who had seen much
hard service In Matabeleland and Rho
desia, under Forbes and Darlington. He
was fine horseman and a man utterly
fearless, with an Unborn love OF ad-
venture. Lieut. Wright was famous
as one OF the coolest and most expert
rlfiemen in South Africa, and a match
for the best hunters among the Beers.
An official bulletin also came from
zen. Butler respecting the losses OF the
enemy, which he estimated at 500
killed and wounded before Ladysmith
on Nov, 2, and 1870 in Hildyards fight
at Willow Grange. These estimates
were accompanied by a general charge
that the enemy did not admit more
than one-tenth OF the losses suffered
As Gen. Methuen had telegraphed In
a similar way respecting the Boer losses
at Modder river. II was evident that
the war office had suggested that some
thing should be said by him and Gen.
Butler TO counterfeit the effect OF the
publication OF the heavy casualty lists
on the British side Cues for the re-
ports had come from London, where the
officials were annoyed by Leyds Brus-
sells bulletins showing insignificant
Dutch losses as an offset 10 the ter
rible havoc wrought among the British
battalions.
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policy, along with Senator Berry, who
is q candidate for reelection. Gov.
Jones stated In an interview today that
the only salvation for the Southern
States Is In the expansion Of commerce
by the opening OF new markets In Asia
for Southern products, and that In or
der 10 maintain and protect such com-
merce the Philippines must be retained
BY the United States. Gov, Jones at
titude makes expansion the predomi.
nant issue In the senatorial race.
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Killed by a Deputy sheriff.

Republic, Wash, Dec. 6.-Joe Will
liams was shot this morning by Dep
uty Sheriff w. r. Swan. Williams had
charge Of the gambling games in the
Butte saloon. He had been drinking
heavily and was quarrelsome. He went
into another saloon and was flourish
ing a pistol. Swan wrenched II from
his hand, when Williams, who is
powerful man, threw the officer ten
feet Swan then fired Williamss pis-
toll and the ball passed through the
body near the heart The wounded
man grappled with the officer wrested
the pistol from him and was about 90
fire when his strength left him and he
fell back and expired. A coroners
Jury fully exonerated the officer.
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Disastrous Flood.

Tacoma, Wash. Dec. 6.-Practically
the whole Of the Stuck River valley Is
one vast sheet Of water, The river
itself is raging flood destroying acres
OF the most productive land In the
State and threatening some substantial
dwellings II Is higher than ever be-
fore known since the valley was set
tied by white men. Several families in
the vicinity Of Sumner have been COM
PEELED 20 move TO escape the torrent.
The rise in the river since the re-
cent heavy rains have been the greatest
and most rapid ever known Seven
teen inches In one hour is recorded az
Sumner and now the water Is between
six and seven feet above the ordinary
high water level.
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BURNING OF THE NEGRO COLEMAN.
Even Children Fed the Flames - Most OF
the Bones Carried Away as Relies

Maysvllle, KY, Dec. Cat the burn
ing Of the murderer Dick Coleman here
this morning, IN all the thousands who
constituted the mob, there was not
single effort to disguise or conceal
Identity. No man wore mask. All the
leaders OF the mob are well known,
and there are hundreds OF witnesses
who can testify to their part IN the
tragedy. They include leading citizens
In all lines Of business, and many are
members OF the church.
The body was left lying In the ashes
and Goals, ana at the present writing
has not been removed. Relc-hunters
took away the teeth and bones ana
flesh and every fragment Of the body
that they could lay hands on.
All the afternoon children. some OF
them not more than years old. kept
up the fires on the blackened body by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07
What Gen. Gordon Saws.

Minneapolis, Dec, 6.-Gen. John b.
Gordon Of Georgia, now and for the
past ten years commander-in-ch Of
the Confederate Veterans Of America,
made a declaration on the Philippine
question today He said: My SYM
pathles so out to the men who are
lighting under the Stars and Stripes
wherever they are, and | am not in
favor Of pulling the flag down. | guess
that shows where / stand"
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Lull In Iron Prices.

New York, Dec. 7.-Discussing the
condition Of the iron and metal trades,
the Iron Age today says
AS Is natural after so long period
Of intense activity, the iron and
steel msrkets have quleted down con-
slderably. A number Of causes con-
tribute this about. Prominent among
them is the circumstance that a large
part Of the requirements in many lines
has been covered, not alone for the
first half OF 1900 but also for
the second half. This is notably true Of
Bessemer pig and largely true Of
foundry irons II IL true also of steel
rails, but TO a more limited extent only
of steel billets and sheet bars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07
CLEARING House Action.

New York, Dec. THE executive
committe OF the Clearing House assoc
citation which represents the more i'm
portant banking interests Of the coun-
try. has decided TO recommend the
adoption by all Of the members OF the
association OF a bylaw providing for
the charging OF regular rate upon
out-of-town collections on checks.
This action, foreshadowed several
weeks ago, after conference Of the
largest banking interests Of the vest
IS regarded as the most important that
has yet been taken In the matter II town
collections Of checks and Is in accord
with the action Of the New York Clear
ing House association, which put some
rules end regulations into operation re-
Gently.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07

Dover, Del, Dec. Elm an interview
relating to the appointment, of a sena-
tor from this State in case Senator
Quay Is seated. Gov. Tunnel said that
while he had given the matter no seri-
Gus consideration. he would under no
circumstances make the appointment
until the case Of Quay had been settled
al Washington. Whom the governor
would appoint he declined to say, but
the impression among the politicians
throughout the State Is TO the effect
that il will be Willard Salisbury Of
Wilmington.
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Congressman Roberts Pay.

Washington, Dec. 6.--Whether the
pay Of Mr.. Roberts, OF Utah, Is stopped
as q result Of the action OF the House
in refusing him seat has not been
passed upon by the House officials, and
viii not directly arise until the Janu-
airy pay certificates are issued by
Speaker Henderson. by which time II
is expected the case will permanently
be settled Mr.. Roberts drew his pay
up TO December Srd, the day before
Congress assembled on the certificate
Of Clerk Mcdowell that he was a mem
ber-elect
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minutes before my baby was born. lie Is now
three months old and weighs nineteen pounds
] know Il was DR.. Pierces medicine that saved
me from suffering I advise all women TO take
Dr. Pierces fayorite Prescription, also his
'Pleasan, Pellets II Necessary
Following the advice Of a neighbour
What weight Of confrma,ory evidence
there IS IN those six words The neighbor
had tried the Pavorite Prescription . and
recommended It, Mrs Jacobs has also
tried II and proved its wonderful properties
ard now she recommends it. Beside such
testimony as this It's makers words are I'm.
important trs. Jacobs experience is a
fact Her ntighbor's experience is fact
The written experiences Of 10000 other
women are fsets There Is no theory about
1t. There ca be no question about il. In
every neighbofhood in this broad land
there are women who have been cured by
the Fayorit, Prescription" It has cured
more cases { female complaint than all
other medicines for women combined II
is the only medicine Of Its kind invented by
askilled specialist in Incidence regularly
graduated physician Of more than thirty
years actual experience.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07
Reciprocity with Germany.

New York. Dec. IA special to the
Herald from Washington says.
Considerable satisfaction Is felt In
official circles at the awakening Of Ger
many to the need Of reciprocity treaty
with the United States.
II has been the expectation Of the
authorities that this would affect the
treaty Of reciprocity negotiated with
France, not only upon Germany, but
upon all Europe as well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07
Arrest Of Hood ThIe,e..

san Francisco, Dec. 7.-William Mar
Win and his wife. both stylishly dressed.
have been arrested and lodged in the
city prison. charged with robbing sew
eral hotels Of valuable articles A
satchel filed with valuable jewery was
found In Marvin's possession. He
fought desperately and almost over
powered the arresting officer The pair
are said 10 be well known in the East.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07

Madrid, Dec. Gin the Chamber Of
Deputies today Premier Sllyela an
nounced that as a result Of the rep.
reservations Of the government OF
Spain the United States government
had instructed its authorities In Cuba,
the Philippines and Porto Rico 10 re-
cognize the nationality OF SpanIards
In these places.
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Another Democrats rrpsn.Ioni.t.

Little Rock. Ark, Dec. GA stir has
come In Arkansas political circles By
the announcement today that Gov.
Jones. who is a candidate for the
United States Senate 20 succeed Sena-
tor Berry. has come out strongly in
favor OF expansion. He has heretofore
been considered an oppC lent OF that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07
pope Has q Cold.

Rome, Dec. 6.-The pope is suffering
from sudden cold and experiences
some difficulty In breathing. Or. Lap
POM, his physician, has ordered him TO
keep his bed and the usual audiences
have been suspended. The condition Of
his holiness, however IS not regarded
alarming.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07
Carriage Combine.

New York, Dec 1.-THE Commercial
Advertiser says;
The interests Of the Electric Vehicle
company. the General Carriage COM
pany, the International Power COM
pany, Orchard CrOker's autotruck
Company, and several smaller cab and
carriage companies now doing business
In the more important cities Of the
country are 10 be combined into one
big company controlled by VIM. c,
Whitney, the Whitney Widener- Elklns
syndicate. The details OF the combi-
nation VIII probably not be diyulged for
some time.
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CountnTolstol Ill.

London. Dec, IA special dispatch
from Berlin says that Count Tolstoi
has been seriously III. For two days
he was unconscious. but he is now
slightly better, although great anxiety
is still manifested in Moscow regard
ing him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07

The baby was a
boy W eighing
niue and three.
quarter pounds,
and for som e
weeks aher his
birth | suffered
severe pain. Las,
fall, following the
advice ola neigh.
Dor, thy husband
bought mt Doctor
J ltISt , faNofiic
7 scription
which | took dur.
ing the winter,
and in March,
isys, | gave birth
10 a baby boy
weighing ten and
hree-quarter
pounds I was
'nly in labor two
hours and was on
nv feet without
ieiD until thirfv
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! What a difference
in the suffering at
time of childbirth

when Dr. r V. Pierees medicines are
used writes Mrs. Fdnou Jacobs Of
Bargerviile Johnson County. Ind II had
not heard OF Df Pierees medicines three
yeafs ago when was confined, so had to suffer
almost death. Before baby was born Icould no,
be on my feet without two nersnns hnidinr me
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$l.25 and $l.05 Per Yard.
BY Special Arrangement

With the Dye Works q
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's',.' sfk Dec. IA dispatch to the
d, ~, cl nom London says.

~, h.. fork, Dec. IA dispatch TO the
4. Ds ~ nom London says:
h. \ ~ Vlesy Is gradually preparing T.
M NY !, hoer position at Coienso and
il., c. 'ySsmlth, while Lord Methuen
b. ~, IN cronjes forces at Spytfon-
I'M, -s ,'aooosdahl and Gen. Gatacre
is,s win the Free State raiders
3D. ' q, Dutch villages OF the dis
~ - district % Cape Colony
s,t,n',N ,auons OF these three themes
e'tiry ", " occupy the attention OF
fisss.. e y, Tiers for the London press.
tn,v -. ~ found Of Gen. Buffers con-
trnivrn shl IN directing the British
ft;ir. ~. iof The expulsion OF the Free
Y n p Vll rape Colony and the re-
Nrk', AAlberley The defeat OF
,,z,a,,,in'y would release forces OF
se,s ~. ~ strength from operations
y be en- rs'n natal, and open the way
7 Bios,vn..eehlration Of a Dutch army
sst ea, ri, phleln, whence reinforce
sip.sn 1 80 pe sent TO the Boer laagefs
nm, ,n.olenso and Ladysmith.
~ Or y. action either CT Modder
~ Si, Az .ne southern frontier Of the
's,g,s4 !. would tend to diminish the
eary's CIV CIV brought TO bear upon the
.~1ps around Ladysmlih, for
'sss.s IA az Of portion OF these com
p rssss 'ne passes Of the Drakens-
't,,t A.. 81
~ bv T NM NE best explanations Of
! " a',.,,,,tary men in London clubs
,'''Asen s s,n inaction Of both Lord
''slys ea,,. Gen. Gatacre, and IL is
,,se,ion ~, 70 follow them up with the
!, Bati,,' maj time Is on the side Of
'S@,s ma army. with Its superior dis
SYSTEMATIC Arrangements
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UNDIGESTED FOOD

becomes poison in few hours and Is
responsible for constipation. Indigestion
dyspepsia. languor. nervousness and all
liver and kidney ills. Where there Is
one or all OF these ailments hostet'et =
Stomach Bltters should be taken az
once. II prevents as wei as cures al
stomach Ills, and Is speclho Tor maiar-
Ia and fever and ague. When you gel II
see that a private Revenue stamp COW
ers the neck Of the bottle.
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h., Dec. 6-Two Russian COL
ti,,si =. trench general and a French
b. !, "no nave been engaged by DR..
l., ~ " assist In the defense OF Pre-
h, ". 'oaay for Lourenzo Marquee.
B, 49,. ss's escorted TO the steamer by
b. SNs'ary Of the French legation
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BLACK BROCADES.

Regular zoe goods, 20 inches wide. eX-
cellent black, small neat figures, yard
25c
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,' -.,.'.,,sini'h, Saturday. Dec. 1.-The
~. ' ,oomoardment OF the siege took
Ast Thursday. The Beers got
- Nv plg gun in position on Lom-
Aop completely commanding the
M az, gag shelled our camp that day
~, 'ss'erday planting shells with
~, ~ accuracy In the camp Of the
!, ,, 10. hlghlanders and the Manches-
!, 49, ,s'hent' where there were many
~, .s rs escapes Today the enemy re-
y, ~ .s sne bombardment, doing some
! I, Isnectlve shooting. Several OF our
I, , ,~se been shattered by the Boer
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BLACK FRENCH SERGE.

Very fine Twill, blue, black, warrant
ed all wool. IS inches wide, good value
at H-Sale, yard
soc
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Baltimore, Chesapeake and
Atlantic Railway Co.

steamers leave Piers 3, 4, ~ Light street
wharf. baltimore, rs follows;
RAILWAY DIVISION (Picr 4)-i.lO p. m.
daily, except saturday and Sunday. $50 p.
Ia. Saturday only, for Claiborne and inter
mediate stations to Ocean City.
CHOrTANK RIVER Lines p. m. daily
except Sunday, for Easton. oxford, Cam
bridge and landings to Denton
WICOMICO RIVER Line p. m. every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday for Win
gates Point, Deals Island and landing to
Salisbury.
NANTICUKE RIVER LINES p. m. Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday for Deals Island
ana landings to ScafOrd, De-.
GREAT WICOMICO RIVER LINE-(Picr 81
p. III. every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day. for landings on Great Wicomco River,
Dividing, DymrUS, Indian and AntipOisOn
Greeks to Euhunks, Va Saturday trip cX-
tends to Milford Haven.
PIANKATANK RIVER LINE-tPicr - 5
p. m Monday. Wednesday and Friday tor
Rivcrto Frccport. Va.
steamers from South street wharf.
POkOMOKE RIVER LINE p. III. Tues
day and Friday iur Crtshcld, Tangicr Island,
OnaucDck and landings to POkOmohc City and
Snow Hill.
MESSONGU RIVER Line p. m. Monday
and Thursday for fUrds, Crisiicld. Fiuncys,
unaucuck, ChCsc0rcssCX, Hunting Creek and
MCsSOngo.
OCCOHANNOCK RIVER LINE 90 p. IN.
every Wednesday, and Sunday for CriSncd,
Pungotcaglc, Nandua and Occohannock
River.
a. J. BENJAMIN, T. a. JOYNES,
Supt. Railway Div, Gen. Supt.
7. MURDOCH.
Gen rral Passenger Agent.
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What a Little Faith Did
FOR MRS. ROCKWELL.

LETTER TO MRS. PINKnAM NO. 6oSS41
81 was a great sufferer from female
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impossible for me to attend to my
household duties. I had tried every
thing and many doctors, but found no
relief.
"My sister advised me to try Lydia
e. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound,
which / did; before using all of one
bottle felt better. l kept on with it
and to my great surprise l am cured.
All who suffer from female complaints
should give it Il trial. "-MRs. Rock
WELL, 1909 S. DIVISION ST., GRAND
RAPIDS, MICH.