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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14
Facts Clearly Show That il is Not a
"Polygamy Case" at all.
1T WAS NEVER 50 CLAIMED,
Except BY the Tribune, which ia.
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bays own words.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

Chicago, July sllrmishlng for po-
sltion IN the hnnls NJ the Minneapolis
trophy last OF the four big battles
OF the ninth annual congress- Of the
American whist Leaguo-wnH begun
yesterday afternoon ana continued
through last night, ana into tho amnu
hours Of this morning nt the Auditor
mm on-pnrticlpntlng minister's
manifested almost aa much interest In
the matches as they showed m the pre-
limluary movements Of the Hamilton
club trophy contests, In which chnm-
plunship hpnufs Tor tcnmH Of four each
arc ut stake The skirmish fighting
win continue through this afternoon
and tonight and tomorrow afternoon,
and tonight the rounds Of finals win be
played.
At Il business meeting of the eNocu-
tive committee the corresponding report
showed that 1913 clubs belong Co the
league With an associate membership Of
20 and FiN nuVlliariea, There are 1911
members IN the league ana 2dGSs per-
sons who are indirectly under It's BAN
ner,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

unwi.o Action 81 Soldiers from the trans-
mort sheridan.

Honolulu. July q. via Victoria. -. G..
July il.-Thorc was q ing Incident mere
on the Fourth Of July which promises
TO De made an intern1tiunl episode
Can Klommc. the proprietor Of The
Crnhrum hotel. rnyly decorated ms
building IN American culors, huirted inc
American FLAG over II ana under tho
American fiar. the German nag. Later
a friend OF his wanted co use an Am'ri-
can nGg and KlCmmC good-nhturcdly
loaned him his. leaving the German nag
floating alone from the ilugHtnn.
J. A. West saw u and ordered
Kicmmc 90 haul II down. There has
been M viii between the two mon bee
fore and Kiominp refused 90 take orr
doris from his enemy. West thcrcupon
gathered lot NJ soldiers from the
transport sheridan and showed them.
the German nnH Heating ON the fourth
Of July IN American territory.
The soldiers az once proceeded 10 the
roof tore down the German ilnE ana
destroyed II and put IN Is place some
rcd. white and blue bunting torn from
the other decorations uf the building.
West was today fined 500 ln the police
court Tor malicious mischief. and the
German consul general Will make re-
port Of the matter 70 his government
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

Paris. July ii.-Magnlncont weather
today favored tho national day. The
public and many private buildings were
decorated with flags.
VI, De Noulo1o and Mnrla.Uabert
ana several hundred members of the
Patriotic League marched 90 the place
y" - cuncurdc and deposited IA
wreath nt the foot 0f the stuaburg
statue amid cries OF "Nya Tnrmas %
"Nivc de- H7ulcdc." NJ ue GouieIe in
turn shouted. "Nlvc lu Hopubllquo
tuncnlso." "Nlvc l1 Nation Franz
Cnian,' "Nlyo rAlsacc- lorraine" he
then requested the leaders 90 dispense.
some of Thorn attempted 10 continue
the demonstration but the police sent.
tered them. Dispatches from various
r1rris1nH Including Renues. report that
~" reviews were carried out without
Incident Troops were acclaimed with
The usual shouts ~ "Vlyp rurmes. 70
"NlyD l4 srUuhlIuus."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14
THREE CENTS is TOO CHEAP
All the Newspapers Against the Cow
ernor Prediction Of Dire cali
amity to IIis Plans.

Detroit July l4.-"Throc-cont fares
are announced today on tho fronts Of
Detroit street cars. This sudden volume
tnry reduction o. the result of "a decision
between GOV. Plngrce and r. l.. John
son 10 give the people nn object lesson
OF what they may look forward TO u
present plans FOR the sale Of ull the
Detroit street railways 60 the Detroit
Municipal Railway Co.. IN behalf OF
the city, win out.
The city ~ lu a furorc over the pres
ont situation. Al newspaper are op-
posing the riurreo plan. and D. IL
claimed the majority OF citizens oppose
u on the ground that three cent fares
and quasi municipal owncrshIp will ful
90 pay the oNpoucnH and tho $1,000 go
proposed a. be- paid Tor tho roads and
that they VIII " purchased. revert to
the present owners.
In the luttor event the roads would
BE- operated undOr the security ordi-
nance already prf1nd ~ lthe council.
which permits operation % an the ruada
AZ slx-for-a-qunrter fares Tor from
thirty 90 forty -olrht years The PIN.
gree people claim tho roads will cor-
tulnly pay on their purchase price un-
der three cent fares.
Gov pingrcc H. having circulars dis
trihuted ON the streets giving his side
Of the controversy 4 special meet
ing or the city council BE- called for
this afternoon nt which working or.
dinnncc" D. expected TO be passed
granting the municipal company right
ns 10 operation ~ the roads. This or.
dinance reserves % the city tho right az
any tlmn 90 nN the rates of fare said
rate meanwhile Go be three cents with
universal transfers.
Mayor Muyhury win veto both orr
dlnnncrs, ana tho question is whether
the Plugrpr people can secure the pass-
age OF both over the vetos,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

ir'sidcnt McKiHi"y Does Not intond 20 h.
Party 10 the s,hrmy
no" York; July IA special 20 the
Herald FROM Wellington s1yas

New York. July IA rp.eal to the
Herald FROM Wellington s1ya.
While President Mckinley tHi take
lII u.". Iry tops for ths protection uf
Americans mud their IHtorH.U boo China.
ihtl' On ru Likelihood that hH WIu il.u
WIN Great Britain 100 yu.f.Iue the
lpkIu government t1 rIyU ulfr10rIIn-
nrN concessions Co American and ufIt-
lh citizens. a high official nll &c..
tagllnH tho mission OF Vs. 90 Parsons
in washington, that the administration
h1d ny Intention OF combining with
Hiy1t britain nr any other government
in the interest OF lt citizens.
Naturally the President stood ready.
he said Co AFFORD 400 reasonable uni
l1Wiul protection Co.. Americans boz for.
oign countries. and Mr. Parsons would
undoubtedly receive this assurance.
~ hu been the policy Uf the admin
isuhuuu not Co advocate any special
American industry Goo the chinese gov.
gfhWrnt Instructions sent Co the
American ministry Do potn aoug time
ago f1ld "lu the advancement uf
American enterprises 900 china. and tho
gN1fiH nude lu hHhHlf OF thn DhIrars
i"f'lFu office YOU should Doc cautious
ln giving what might bu Understood aa
lh.H governments endorsement uf tho
financial standing off the persons HuaE-
Ing contracts with that Of china prIIf.
ly speaking you should pmpIly nU
proper methods fur thr ,EteuHl1n I'd
American commercial interests boa
china, while retaining from ady0rat-
lNF llN projects uf my one firm Go the
exclusion of others"
u o. therefore unlikely that tho rail.
road syndicate iu which Mr. Parsons be
Interested win receive any moro cone
.Idorltiun or protection than any other
American enterprise ln the Celestial
empire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14
HARMON Is SORRY.


And now hos sorry that ho ana a."
Hos sorry that Doc demanded "a jury
trial That applies Co George Harmon
OF TayluIHyIllH whose case yesterday
afflicted tho jury attorneys and spceta-
tors iu Justice SummerH court with
that tired feeling and kept Them por-
pptunlly ylwuInE and stretching.
At $3.50 tho jury returned a verdict
OF guilty ua charged. Harmon was
accused OF hgNius loo his possession "a
certain gun thut was stolen. being
cogulzunt lll the time that the prop
rrty was stolen. AZ 10 o'clock this
morning be- was taken before Justice
summgrs who sentenced him 90 sew
rnty-nyr days ln the county jail The
clse win De- appealed. II is a4id that
Just lH soon uH Harmon gets out of jail
Dee win be rclrrcsted on grnyer
charge.
puuutyshcrin Dowsry stated last night
that ln catching Harmon they had one
uf the HleyErFt rusCais On SAT- Lake
county and that be- heluugrd 90 a
gang that has given the sheriff ana his
men mo- end OF trouble. "aud.' said the
officer. "wo are going 10 make it so
hot FOR the rost NJ EN- that u VIII
Keep them guessing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

London, July it--At the nrst DAY OF
the sundowuc Park summer tEcllpsal
meeting today Sir II. WaidIe GrlnItb's
swirl, ridden hy Tod sloan. won tho
Dillon selling plate of 200 H1yoralgns
sixteen horses ran. Tho betting was
ii 60 1 against Swirl.
The duke of WcHtmlnstpr'a Flying
Fox, winner of this years Derby. Inc
tMp.lhuutnud guincaH, and the prince
OF Wnles's stakes. won tho Erllpre
stakes. The duke OF Wrstmiustof'a
Frontier was second ana Prince
soltykon'a Minus third. The EcllpHc
stakes are Of 10000 Hlverrigna. Inc
owner of tho second 10 receive 800 SOW
orclgns, the owner ~ the third 100 SOW
crclgns, and the rImiuat1r Of the wln-
ucr 900 goycrolgnH out OF the stakes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

shows the Americans IN business In the
South African republic are restricted ns
are the other Ultlundcrs. This irfor-
nation is not protest from Americans.
but has been furnished by consular OF
nccra who. under Instructions are
closely following the negotiations be-
tween the British and BuHr ruNtrn-
ments. American consuls' functions do
not extend 60 diplomatic representa-
lions, aud this government would not
care TO antagOni2e Great Britain by
making direct Representations Co the
Trnnsvoula government with whose
external relations the British govern.
mont ID gIHHHaHnN ffuLHF ID HHH.#H.. srIHH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

Washington, July ii.-scorctary Long
has received the following cable mcs-
sage from Admiral Dewey.
Port said, July ll-SUcretury N the
Navy WuHhlngtun=ON olympia 100 volume
taiy quarantine uH soon an Cualnd proc
coed Trieste Tor patiuuc and rUcup.u-
ton officers uud mon. DEWEY.
10 o. said ut the navy department that
the admlrHlH reference 90 plugut
simply means that be- De- going 90
Trieste 90 set clean BIN 90 health
that will enable him tD continue his
voyage through the Mediterranean with
out delays from the health authorities
ut the various points
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

~ pnso Tex. July it-Flro broke
out ~ 1880 a. m. In the FnmplInE works
OF the Kansas city Smelling and RE-
nnlng company three miles above this
city. The building aud tho machinery
In IL, valued az $4,000, were destroyed.
HAD there bern q wind the loss might
have reached several hundred thousand
dollars The IN puso ure department
was asked FOR help, ana an engine aud
hose cart was promptly sent 90 tho
Hmelter hy special train, II is probable
the smelling plant win suspend work
for n few days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

factory on the cooperative plan and
the running " branch OF the Lchigh
Valley railroad into the town. Part
~ large grove has been set aside as
q camp meeting ground \ large
number Of the best known colorcd pco-
pie Of the State. Including mnny
preachers and colored bishop nave
indorHed,tho project and given Hubstan-
tinl ala. a tract has been given. ~ is
said. 10 Horny - Smith Of the chris.
tlan National Industrial and Mutual
order Of New York for an INDUSTRIAL
school. and steps are to be taken az
once for the erection OF building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14
AMrnIcA AZ ImE nonns.
No Action WIN he Taken Toward support.
ing Great nritain.

New York. July IA special to the
Herald from Washington says;
Although taking no active part In the
effort 10 obtain redress FOR the Uitlnnd-
crg In the Trungvanl, the ndminlstrn-
ton undoubtedly sympathiaes with
Great Britain In the ondclyor Go obtain
from President Kruger. lu-
formation In the state department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14
AFTER EIGHTEEN YEARS.
Old Desercts and Red Stocking Mines
WIN Come Together.

II can be- safely stated that IN no
city lL tho United States ls o. possible
to bring tugrthHT two baseball teams %
play "a match game. llfrr tnr lapse az
eighteen year.. Slit lake city ls going
tu try tho experiment however aud in
the near future the ola bessrrts and
Itel sueNugH WII cross bats ON the
diamond f.H glory ana incidentally
show the youngsters how 90 play bail
iu those uur.HUurtto days
jack NHE This afternoon stated
TINT tha members uf thU tWn teams
would come together within % fnN DAYS
aud play series uf games, The cato
tha tournament win De devoted 90 f1ru-
ng thn nucleus of a fund 90 erect
memorial monument tr tuh.H tI.IHu
heroes who died f1r th"ir country lur.
Ing the operations against spain ana
the FuipnoH,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

New York, July IA dispatch to
We Herald from Port said. says:
nv United states cruiser Olympia
WilNel here at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Admiral Dewey who Nv looking very
WV ana hearty. has been reluctantly
y1Nf,i Co decline the Invitation OF
ailh'.i.r strauss az Constuntinople, 10
slA} with him on the Bosphorus. aa he
~ anxious 20 get 10 N'wYurk ua soon as
lnln, lie has decided 10 proceed In
W.. olympia 20 Trieste. whore he will
,ah' short stay Tor change OF air.
prescribing thence to America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

Wallace, Idaho. July ii.-Go1rro dim.
stead and T.. Vs. Hutton. conductor
Ahl .hslNn"r 0t the stolen train. were
Uu Che stand today Mother anv nuy
masked roy ARMED men until ready 90
leave liurl.". Then tho masked mon
boarded tuH engine taking charge uf
the engineer and giving him orders
whore Goo stop. AZ Wallace the masked
men ordered them through Go WarInar.
The tuirwHu uIl tha engine was too
M-LLL LuL LM-. L.-. N .mN.-N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

Southampton, July Alt transplrcd
that % new boom, even larger than tho
present one. N being made FOR the Gun
challenger Shamrock. IN the belief that
the lighter air In America win enable
hcr 10 carry a considerably greater ex-
pnnse NJ canvas than during her trial
race with lirlttanlu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

Washington, July 1.-the war de-
partmcnt has received the following list
OF casualties from Gen. OtiH3
Additional casualties;
Wounded Seventeenth infantry; At
san Fernando, June aOth. *. Corporal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14
SKATER NEAR Tnr Aer LIMIT.
'h'na' Of the General Want Him RE
tanned In the Army,

g. san Francisco, July ii-MaJ. Gen.
S,Hal yer win have reached the age limit
81 u.plt three months and Il is said
ra trends nrc working quietly but
KY, We less cncrgeticully 20 secure his
luser The friends OF tho goncrai
IGug that since the department of Inc
,..'ne mas become 80 Important By
aslh OF the acquisition OF the Philip
s vs. inadvisablc TO make a
iima'' va lta commander just at this
r,, d. rumored that Brig. Con. Mer-
s 'gln, lt present IN communal OF the
XIV lment OF Colorado. h. likely 10
ha retirement. ~ ''"' VI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

tsGgiNW York July IA scheme TO es-
MY negro colony at oak Grove.
nr,,, remington, n. H., D. nssumlnr
iIo" Ihe farm OF former Sheriff
si,a" AIl Lake has been selected me- IN.
q H., Mnpa have been prepared on
br,e,y scale by competent engineers
IN nv ,u,nf Tor every need OF a thorough.
's p'ana contemplate big shoe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14
GENERAL RAEEs AND we SULLIVAN OE THE suIus.

give h tsatmau ideal tn
III
fuu those Islands rntad
cstyo d Gen
y,w iurrc tina men
" hhgpm
BY N
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-28
PRISONERS 70 B PARND
n TH lsDF AnB CU11AINLY KHU0s
DooGs AND DLYR


Special Dispatch 70 the Post-InteiitgenceT,
TACOMA. June N.-Gov. Rogers has
under consideration the parole Of nine OF
the pefsons In the penitenttary who have
made application for parole under the
terms Of the new law. OF the nine there
three Or four more, while tvo or three are
yet someWhaf doubtful
The three who are certain Of parole are
Kru9. Of Seattle. Bo99s. at Tacoma ana
Blye. of Waila WallA, who killed man
In = quarrel over Q land trespass case
twelve years ago. and Was convicted OF
manslaughfer He Was defended by Sen
ley. ana has borne IN excellent reputation.
both before the trouble and during al
the years he he's been in the penitenttary-
There viii be possibly nine applicants
who will be paroled At this time sAs0
the governor. when seen ~ the onice OF
Secretary Lister. OF the state board this
afternoon. Whether all OF them viii be
reached can't say. but think II safe
10 say al least ave or SIX of them win
pass. Some OF them ! have already DE-
cided upon. and their papers are nov be-
ing made cut"
.wnl this list include Krug. Boggs and
Bive?.'
yes. think that will be about It. Mr..
Biye VIII be included HIS record = 9
granddaughter. which comes under the
terms OF the act. while murder does not.
murderer cannot Be paroted.
Senator Andrew Hemrich. OF Seattle.
stands sponsor for Mr.. Krug. and Senator
Ed B. Hamilton for Mr.. BogHs. Judge
PritchAfd now has charge OF BogEs he
represented TO me some time ago that
Nr- BoGSs could be Of material assistance
to him and 70 the interests Of the city,
and upon that showing I ordered Mr..
Boggs delivered over into Judge Prttch-
ards keeping. where. ! supDose. he has
been since.
Would you indicate who the other six
are whosf applications are under con-
sidefatton?'
..No. I couldn't do that. Tho Hist Win
be announced az soon as the matter II de-
ctded. Ny purpose n to 90 slow In this
matter and see how II works. have
been looking 4 up considerably. and 6nd
II works very well in other states whore
II II In operation. II II practically the
English tieket-of-leave plan.
Each person paroled must keep within
the limits Of the state. and some respon-
sibie person stand sponsor for him. to re-
port each month and to provide him with
employment or re that he has employ
ment. and that he conducts himself rs .
good citizen.
III the plan u found to work well. other
paroles Will be made ~ the circumstances
seem TO warrant"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-28

An ear4hanake al ecrne severity Gel; NcoAsy
nixAs ct Pisa AaA Ffnrsnrs. ftAss.
Lshsxai ministry has heea termed In succession
% the Conservative cabinet. watch nssxDr1 June
q SansaAse ChiseA
Cara G. n Mcleod. master II TIE Arsrsrsa
hara Rnfas r. wssa r~ysrss . vscssns sasth9uaas
shosk that As sxrsxs<sse~d ~ 80 sa Arri
ne vstt~a states ssessnsAir Assrxeaa hax arrived
Al Valparaiso. CAfe. he AhsveE1A saiied frsa
psa rosas Cersfs<.. Va. Arssi -. far fAxo fsGA
saneA
Harss Dpsssass> a san Frsasssra. ssens vita
sse1tsssvs ssh<s PACKED mfness svr cslssa<asA
ussa<s tie leadership II Jaha Aesaa hare FER
isa~a s.ess pzssafsru and essd IN sc~rsa
Two asrx similar tAcs~ as~i ~ the rnitr4
S,stes AID nrssAA onssaas ss H0aehsas Ia STAMP
fr the serssseates II s3sasEnestses sz~ea 80 Can<sr
xr-sAxnts AzS stadents taos usas eater Aae<scaa
r.sess hare nsea made IN San FrHne1sen
N<us Of tAs fetal sesp ~ tia sasp eskktrA In sas
frrsn he Orseaf ~ sae steamship Rio Ae JAastrn
eAs vas e~r~S b. VI. r, CsH~sA a Meta Scs<aAs
sssa sali~1 frvn NAafsA 90 Mas vita Sxetsn
ssrgs sx nassea
4 ,rsr4Aa n~eesre u tAe secrhhcAas- 81 tie s.
fcsss lr11 NassnsAsa d SesztA<<a Faissued Asta
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Nee o-sesns MI sasnssA .As ATss spa - tAs fssr
spAasxa Es<steh seecgzApAsss ard tygs~-sfsrs wanf
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-28
CANADA AGAIN BLOCKS 1T.
LATHE Hope tor MOaas vivenal-De-
mana for Radical Change In
Line on Dalton Trail.

WARRINGTON. June G.-Thc negotia-
tons for . modus vivendi. regulating the
Alaskan boundary. have fallen into q
state that 3eopardizes a successful out
come and causes apprehension among on
ciA1s.
Nothing has been heard from Ambassa-
dor Choate as to the results OF the CON-
ference he had today with Lord Salisbury
on this subject. but the last phase OF tho
case was that the Canadians mad core
back with . counter proposal In place Of
accepting the definite American propoei-
ton which had been carefully drawn with
the sole purpose OF preventing any future
controversy over the points already
agreed upon between Choate and Lord
Salisbury.
Instead OF following the lines OF the
American proposal and confning the coun-
ter proposal to a plain statement OF the
points already roughly indicated as mark
Ing the boundary. this last Issue proposed
a radical change In the line on the Dalton
trail. and was OF character wholly un-
acceptable to the American side, involving
as II did the transfer into Canadian jurls-
d;csion OF the fortunes and claims OF many
American miners.
UnleSs there IL q decided abatement on
one side or the ofher.of the Demands the
desired medue will be a. unlikely Of attain
ment a. was the permanent agreement on
the boundary question and the chance for
q reassembling Of the Join; high commits
sion VIII fade away entirely