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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-23
EVANSTON, WY0.
Farewell Entertainment for IN. B.nsnt Of
Two Missionaries.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Eyanaton. Feb. ia.-On Friday oven.
ing. February IL. the young brethren
ana sisters of the Evanston ward gave
an entertainment In the meeting house
for the benefit Of the two missionaries
" the ward who leave for Europe In
March. These are the first missionaries
who have had the honor " being called
10 M foreign mission frpm the
Evanston ward. The program OF rect
tntl0nH songs and drama. Free
Agency or Discipline" ana farce.
Pete and the pcddler." was well rem.
dered, The house MAS crowded, by not
only Lnticr-day Saints. but number
OF our outAldc friends were present
The sum ~ ilfty-fiyc dollars was made
clear " expenses. The ward will hold
an entertainment Of some Kind FOR Our
brothers ere they leave for their fields
OF labor. Elders WIN. Cameron. FOR.
merry Of the Eleventh ward. Salt Lake
city ana Ernest Burdctt. born aud
raised In Evanston. are the ones called.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-23

For sale by z, q. NJ. l., Clark E,.
dredge Co.. salt Lake Hardware Co,
and Geo. a. Lowe. salt Lake city.
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-23

Sotlce h hereby given that at a meet
iuf ~ the Directors 81 the FlHsure Min
ing Co., held February 10. 1850 aaseas-
mrnt SO . NJ one hair cont per share
was levied nu the capital stock ~ Huii
company, payable Immediately 10 n.
Green, treasurer az los East Second
stock on which this assessment may
rrmhiu unpaid ou the e0th day NJ
March 1893. VIII he delinquent nud ad-
Nortlsed TOR sale nt public auction. and
uulrsa payment d. made before. viii be-
sold ON April ~. 1898. a. pay tho delln-
uurnt assessment, together with cost
OF advertising and expense NJ sale.
~ OHEEN, Secretary.
No ini East Second South street,
Salt Lake city Utah
Dated Fob. No. 1893.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-23
AMUSEMENT NOTICE 40. >.

Flasurc Mining 60. Principal place
Of business Salt Lake city. Utah.
Mines situated in Tintic Mining
District. Junb county. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-23
soricl az AMUSEMENT.

The Gold Leaf Mining Company. "a
Corporation Principal Place 81 nuH.
iness. Salt Lake city Utah
Location ~ Mining Property. West
Mountain Mining District. Salt
Lake County Utah.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
RIoToUs COLLEGE STUDENTS.
Made an Attempt to Kidnap a Phy
 Sical Director

Terra Haute, Ind, May 1S.-All through last night the uptown streets were filled with squads Of yelling col lege men from the Rose Polytechnic institute and the Indiana state normal school.
 For some time there has been bad blood between the students of the two institutions resulting from a disputed ball game. Last night 100 of the Polytechnic men broke into P J. KimmePs room and endeavored to kidnap him. Kinmel, who is physical director in the slate normal school, at the point of revolver compelled the cOllegians to retire.
 Later 250 normal men acted as bodyguaTd for the physical director and there were frequent clashes be- tween the students
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
MOST SINGULAR CASE
H Man Under Sentence of
 Death for a killing.
Of Which Another Man Has Been Acquitted on inc Ground of Self DefenSe-A Curious Defect In inc Criminal Law or Idaho.

San Francisco, May 1S.-The circuit court lcf appeals heard arguments to- day in the case of Jack Davis, con- victed in Idaho of murder, and now under sentence of death. The appeal Of Eavis is of more than ordinary in teresl because it involvts an unusual state of facts After the ccnvictioD and sentence of the appellant aLl-ther man confessed to the killing, stood trial and was acquitted on the ground that it was self defense.
 Davis tCck his first appeal to the supreme court of ICllho, but no error appearing in the record, the judg- ment of the lower court was affirmed. The judgment is new attacked in the federal courts on the ground that the Idaho statute under which Davis was tried, convicted and sentenced is un- constitutional.
 Under the law the aIl3ellate court is unable to go back Of the reaord in or der to consider the main question of guilt or innocence. Should the court appeal fail the only remedy left to Davis will be an appeal t5 executive ciemency, Cn which application a hear ing could be had
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
ARREST OF A SWINDLER.

Washington, May 1S.-George B. Warrington, a fine looking elderly man about 60 years old, with several aliases, alleged to be a member of the Herman Cohen gang of commer- cial swindlers was arrested last night.
 There are many indictments against Warrington in New York and Detee- tive McConville brought two bench warrants to Washington for his ar rest. They charge larceny in the second degree. The man will be taken to New York tomorrow.
 The gang with which Warrington is alleged to have operated, it is said. were the most successful commercial swfndlers ever known The largest swindling was done under the name Of of w. B. Deeming & Go. They also operated under the name of Pollock & Go, at Astoria, L. l., and under the name of J. Furrow at Nos. 2 and 4 Stone street, Ne w York. A
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
ESCAPED THE BANDITS.
Feared for the Safety of the Governor
 of Utah.

Salt Lake, May Ex-Governor Wells safe return tci the city Wednesday midnight from the Robbers ROOst re- zion was the signal for an exchange of congratulations among his intimate friends tClhy. A week ago the executive accompanied Thomas Kearns on a trip of inspection to some cop per prospects in the La Sal mountains. MT Kearns went there for business reasons, and the governor made the journey mainly for recreation and for relaxation from the exacting duties of state
 The two gentlemen were due to re- turn Tuesday evening and when they failed to come CT to send any tidings their friends became aEpre- hensive of the safety of the travellers Some even feared that the millionaire mine owner and the governor had been Kidnapped by the outlaws who in- fest the Robbers Roost regicn and for
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
A POSTMEN'S STRIKE.

ParfsMay 1S.-Cwing to the refusal of the senate to vote for bill for ln- creased pay for postmen, recently passed by the chamber of deputies, about 800 postmen refused 10 work to- day and later the whole force, num- boring about 5000 men went out on a strike Great disturbance in business circles resulted. M. Mougot ordered the postmen to instantly return to work under pain of dismissal, but the strikers refused to do so and at tackled a post wagon manned by re- publican guards, which was emerging from the post office yard. The police beat the strikers off after fight in which several policemen were hurt. A number of the strikers were ar rested
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
INDUSTRIAL CONFESSION
Senator Kyle Consents to Remain
 at inc Head of If.

Washington, May 1S.-In response to the urgent request of the industrial commission, Senator Kyle has con sentcd to continue at the head of the commission, and accordingly has with drawn his resignation as chairman. In a letter written at the senator s home at Aberdeen, s. D., he reiterates that i'll health was the Cn1y motive that actuated him in rendering his resignation, adding: '"The importance of the commissions work grows with each month and I believe that both congress and the country wil be grateful fer the task we are now per forming. Every public spirited per- son certainly is greatly interested in the trust investigation now in prog ress.'' ti r
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19

ciple being, no taxation without rep resentation There is a movement here cal.ing for imperial federation. and doubtless in the future this ques- ton will be put upon proper founda- ton.
 -''In reply to question 5, the opinion fluctuates as to the value or otherwise of colonial expansion. Roughly speaking the average Britisher Is ready to accept responsibility. but he is not particularly enthusiastic about it.
 '"The fact is we are a colonizing na- i;ion. and amongst the well-to-do classes. it is quite the usual thing for the younger sons to try the colonies for a few years. The law of primo geniture is partly responsible for this. whilst our industrial system is con- tinually throwing out large bodies of men who at once emigrate.
 "Of course the emancipation of the slaves was capital investment, 33,- 00O,0O0 pounds sterling, which the col- onfes have never repaid and never wilN"
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
THERE WILL BE NO ALLIANCE.
Silver Republicans Will Not Help
 Democrats.

Washingtcn, May 1S.-Ex-Senator Lee Mantle Of Montana says, in an in terview in the Post:
 ''In the west there will be no more alliance of silver republicans with democrats. The help that was given by the silver republicans in Ta.st cam paigns will LI-t be forthcoming, and all talk of fu1:on in the future is idle. The democrats welcomed the silver re- publicans as allies in those states, but in states where they secured the as cendancy, repudiated them in the most con, ,ent tgtuous manner.
 'sThe men who received this treat ment are not likely to put themselves in position to experience it again, and whatever the democrats hope to az complish in states like Montana, and Utah they will have to achieve without the aid of any other party
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
THE RETURN OF PETER.
The Principal Cause of fhe popuIisfS
 Has Settled Itself.

Topeka, Kan. May 1S.-Ex-Senator Peffer, one of the founders of the pop ulist party and who was considered the chief exponent of populism, has returned to the republican fold. In an interview today MT. Pefrer said:
 ''I have always been a republican except on one main question, the money question. That seems to have settled itself The populst party has been eliminated nationally by the democrats, so those of us who don't want to flop by ourselves will have to vote our convictions as best we can."
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
MESSAGE FROM ANDREE
Found on the Northeast Coast of Ice.
 land Month Ago.

Leith, Scotland, May 1S-The Nor wegian ship Viking, which arrived yesterday from SoydisIsord brought a report of a letter written by Prof. Andree, found in a bottle early in April near Riotung on the northeast coast of Iceland.
 The letter was addressed to the polar expedition at Goete5uig and bore An dree's own stamp with a request that it be placed in the nearest post office. Sveinn Einaison at ThistiFfjord mail ed tt and it is expected to arrive al it's destination in a few days
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
A LUMBER LAND DEAL.

San Rernar6ino, Cal, May 1S.-The property of the flight Lumber com pany, consisting of 6,O00 acres of pine lands on the mountains, has been sold to English capitalists together with the saw mills now on the lands. It is estimated that hurdr2d m.l-ton feet of lumber stands thereon. This will be cut into fruit boxes to supply the local trade which has heretofore been largely supplied from Oregon and Ari- Zona
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
WILLIAM DRINKS TO PEACE

Wiesbaden, Prussia, May 18.-At a luncheon given by EmpeIIor William today in accordance with his custom in honor of the birthday of Emperor NicI1o,as, the kaiser tcasted the czar in the following terms: With the toast to the czars health which pro pcfse every year with heartfelt sin cerity, I would today couple my hearty gcod wishes upon the opening of the conference at The Hague, which owes it's Crigin to his majesty's initiative"
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
HANGING OF A PEND,
Who Conspired With Husband to
 Rid Him of a Wife,

NorTistown. Pa., May 1S.-James A. Klemmer was hanged at 10:O6 o'clock for the murder of Mrs. Emma P Kaiser in 1S96 Mrs. Kaiser's life was in sured for $1O,00O. She went out riding with her husband on the night Of the murder.
 In a lonely road the horse was stop ped by Klemmer, who shot Mrs. Kaiser to death while she was held by her husband. Klemmer also fired q ball through Kaiser's arm to give color to the tale of the highwayman Kaiser committed suicide in iail.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
PEACE CONFERENCE
Affer 25 Minutes Session Ad-
 journed Unfil Tomorrow.

The Hague, May 1S.-The peace con- ference called by the czar of Russia was opened at o'clock this afternoon in the hall of Huis Ten Bosch or House in the Woods,'' two miles from The Hague Nj de Beaufort, presi- dent of the council and minister of the governm ent of the Netherlands. delivered the inaugural address and welcomed the delegates. This session of the peace conference only lasted 25 minutes today. Nine secretaries were appointed and the c0nfereIfce ad- journed to Saturday next.
 The delegates decided to send the following telegram to the cZar:
 "The peace conference lays at the feet of your majesty respectful con- gratulations upon the occasion of your birthday and expresses a sincere desire to cooperate in the great and noble work in which your majesty has taken a generous initiative and for which it begs you to accept our humble and proftInd gratitude"
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
PUBLIC LAND SURVEYS.

Washington, May 1S.-In all the public land states, com prising most of the territory west of the Missouri where un- approved surveys have been made, the examiners of the general land office are now at work to report on these surveys. The force has been doubled over that engaged in the work last season in order to expedite the exam nations, and secure the early approval of the surveys and all low settlers to make earlier filings ia the various land offices.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
IN THE COEUR D'ALENE.

Wallace, Ida, May 18.-Every mine on Canyon creek and at Mullan is now closed and a company Of the United States troops was today sent to each of these districts to preserve order.
 Wardner, Ida. May 1S.-The Bunker Hill, which employees non-urton men. is now the only mine running in the Occur d'Alene district.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
AN UNKNOWN MAN KILLED.
Run Down by a Train Near Dana
 Staticn, Wyo.

Cheyenne, Wyo., May 18.-An Un- known man was run down and killed near Dana station last night by train No. 10, the California fast freight The remains were taken to Rawlins. There was nothing about the body that would lead to the identity Of the de- ceased
 IA K Jcracke, a former brakeman on the Union Pacific, WAS drowned in the Platte river at Fort Steele last night. He was engaged in hauling ties in from the river, and accidentally fell into the water, drowning, and his body being swept away before help could reach him.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
WILL TALK IT OVER.

London May 1S.-The secretary of state for the colonies, MT. Joseph Chamberlain, announced in the house of commons today that meeting be- tween Sir Alfred Milner, the governor of Cape Colony and high commission CT of South Africa and President Kruger has been arranged to take place at Bloemfentein, the capital of the Orange Free State
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
Manila, May IS
CONFIDENT AT MANILA.

Manila, May 19.-10:10 a. m.-The Philippine commissioners to confer with the American commissioners re- garding the surrender arrived last night at San Isidro and are going to Marffa today. The people of Manila are confident that the instruction is ending
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
REVOLVERS FCR HAVANA.

Havana, May 1S.-The importation Of 800 revo1vers was stepped by the custom house. authorities today, the weapons being taken into military custom. The dealer to whom they were consigned has been informed by Major General Ludlow. the military governor of Havana, that he may sell to such individuals only as shall give the authorities a satisfactory reason for purchase
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
The Philippine Rebellion Prac-
 tiCalIy in the Past.
AGUINALDO SUES FOR PEACE
A Representative From Him Will Arrive af Manila Today whe n if is Believed inc InSurreG- lion Will Be Formally Closed. The American Tactics We're Too Swift for inc Rebels.

Washington, May 18.-The war de- pautment officials are firmly convinced that the en1. of the instruction in the Philippines is at hand and that the insurgent cabinet and Aguinallo who are to meCt General Otis tomorrow will succUmb to the inevitable and surrender. Thd,r forces, it is said at the department, are evidently So de- moralize1 ,by the persistent advance of the Americans that they are ready to accept peace.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
YARN AND GLASS TRUSTS.

Philadelphia, Pa. May 1S.-A worst ed yarn trust to be known as the United States Worsted Yarn company with capital of $5O,OOO 900, is an as sured fact.
 Pittsburg, Pa, May 18-A combi- nation of the largest glass manufac- turer.s in the world and controlling the interests of the country has been formed
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
GERMAN NEWSPAPER TRUST.

Chicago, May 1S.-The publishers of forty-six German daily papers in the United States organized in Chicago yesterday under the name of the Ger man-American Newspaper Publishers Association, by adopting a constitu
 tion and bylaws and electing officers.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19

whose arrest the executive has offered liberal rewards. They reasoned that the travellers would have to pass through the gateways over which the desperate men keep constant vigil, and the risk was deemed to be very great for their personal safety
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
AGUI1NALDo-s DECLINE.

Manila, May 18-Two Spanish pris- oners just arrived from Neuva Civaka, say that Aguinaldo has lost prestige w,.th the rebel army, which is de- scribed as being completely demoral, iZed.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
A SETTLING STRIKE.

Buffalo, N Y, May 18.-The outlook favors an early settlement of the dock troubles. Unless the malcontents. numbering probably two per cent of the shovelers can undo the work of Bishop Quigley, majority of the men should be at work within twenty four hours
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19

said that the significant feature of what has been shown was the growth of the Freedman company, the young est of all bonding companies during the past year or two, in the bonding of city officials.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
TO VACCINATE THE MOQUIS.

Washington, May 1S.-Au the re- quest of the secretary of the interior, Secretary of War Alger has agreed -ta order troops to the Moqui Indian res ervation in Arizona to force the h. dians to submit to vaccination. The troops will be sent from Fort Wingate. N M
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
ALLEGED SAN QUENTIN PLOT.

San Rafael, Cal, May 1S-James Mcdonald, the guard, stabbed by Op- penheimer, at San Quentin, is still alive Doctors hope for recovery. Prison officials deny that there is deep laid plot among the convicts to do wholesale murder among the off c.als and guards as reported.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
DISORDERLY VOLUNTEERS,

Chattanooga. Tenn, May 13.-A number of mustered out Third Ken lucky soldiers did considerable dam age and created great terror along the line to Lexington by firing from the train. The men had been drinking g heavily. They killed a number Of blooded horses at the Cha ttanooga driving park
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
BUTCHERED HIS DAUGHTER.

Bentonville, Ark, May 1S.-J. C.. Butter, a prominent citizen living eighteen niles south of this place was lodged in jail here today charged with the murder of his 15-year-old daugh- ter yesterday The girl was horribly butchered, her head being split open with an axe and her throat cut.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
RETURN OF THE VOLUNTEERS

Washington, May 1S.-The war de- partment officials expect that in two months the Pacific transport feet will be on its way home from Manila with the last of the volunteer regiments. The entire Pacific fleet is now being overhauled and provisioned for the voyage to Manila and return.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
SUPREME COURT OF NATIONS.

Philadelphia, May 18.- Resolutions petitioning the peace conference at The Hague to take initial steps in es- tablisking a supreme court of nations, ard asking the senate to ratify an ar bitratior treaty with Great Britain. were adopted at a public meeting he'd here today under the auspices of the evang aIicaI alliance and the national reform league.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
BASE BALL

At Washington Washington-Pftts burg game postponed on account of wet grounds.
 At Louisvflle-Boston, 6; Louis vile, O.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
A STEAMER ON FIRE.

New York, May 1S.-The trans-At- lantic steamer Barbarossa, which sailed for Southampton, turned about after passing Sandy Hook and steam ed back to quarantine, signalling that there was a fire in her forehold. The city fire boats and wrecking tugs are now alongside
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
LADY SOMERSET REELECTED

Chicago, May 1S.-A cablagram from Miss Alice Lack of London to the officers Of the national w. c. T. U-, received today announces the re- election of Lady Somerse. to the pres idency of the British W. C. T. U.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
CARNEGIE'S GIFT.

Birmingham, Eng, May 1S.-The committee of the Birmingham univer- sity announced this evening that the conditions attached to Andrew Car negie's offer of 50,00O pounds to that institution had been fulfilled, the subscriptions having reached 9254,- 5SO.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
HEAD OF THE DELIVERY.

Washington, May IT, Special J. w. E. Annin, the well known corres- pondenIt, has been appointed special agent of the rural free delivery ser vice with headquarters at Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
DEATH BY MISADVENTURE.

London, May 1S.-The inquest upon the remains of the Earl of Stfafford, who was killed by a Cam bridge ex- press train on Tuesday evening at Potter's Bar, Hertfordshire, resulted today in a verdict of Death by mis- adventure" Several testified that he had been subject to cataleptic seizures
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.

Minneapolis, Minn., May 1S--Rev. w. Fl Sample of Westminster church, New York, was elected moder- ator of the annual assembly of the Presbyterian church in the United States, when it convened in West minister church today
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
UP TO THE TRUSTS.

Wadshington, May 18.-Tr2sts will be the subject of investigation by the industrial commission U3mGrr0W
 Henry E.. G. Luyties anl1' Martin Cooke .cf New York will be witnesses.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
SALE OF A COPPER MINE.

Stockton, Cal, May 1S.-Dr Cross of Stockton has just closod the sale of his copper mine in Madera county to eastern buyers for $125,0O0,
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
THE MAZET INQUIRY.
Now Considers the Work of ths
 Guaranty Companies.

New York, May 18.-The Mazet committee spent the greater part of the day in an attempt to show the re- speetive bonding interests of the city employees held by so-cal1ed Freedman and the so-called Platt surety com panies.
 Consul Moss for the committee, after an elaboration into this matter
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
A BANKRUPT ACTOR.

New York, May 1S.-Dan Sully, the actor and theatrical manager, today filed a petition in Bankruptcy.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
AGUINALDO's MESSENGERS.

Washington, May 1S.-General ods cabled the war department this morn ing as follows:
 Manila, May IS. "A representative of the insurgent cabinet and Aguinaldo. in the noun rains twelve miles north of San Isi- dro, which was abandoned the 18th inst, says they will send commission tomorrow to seek terms of peace.
 'fThe majority of the force con- fronting Macarthur at San Fernando rettred to Tarla tearing up two miles of railway. This force has decreased to about 2,5OO. Scouting parties and detachments are, moving today in va rious directions. Kobbe with the Co., lumbia is on the Rio Grande." /"
Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
PRESIDENT CoNGRATUIATEs.

Washington, May 1S.-Fresident Me Kinley cabIed congratulations to the emperor of Russia on the occasion of the opening of the disarmament con ference.