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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

Of European armies believe the subject
OF field artillery is one Of the most Inn
pOrtant being considered, They think
that the development " the artillery
has reached a very critical stage and
that there are about 10 be great and
important changes. The interest "a in
tense and the belief Is general that field
artillery Is 70 be the most important part
Of modern warfare Events in the Philip
pines the war I'm South Africa and the
campaign In China, Il Is said, have
made this apparent. European officers
are working In the direction OF rapid
fire guns almost exclusively. They de-
sire % secure rapId-hre guns and II
possible preserve the present degree OF
mobility but they are inclined 90 sacrl-
flee a little In time In bringing the guns
into action In order 10 secure the great
est effectiveness from quick firing.
As 20 coast defense and Notifications
CAPTAIN Dunn reports that the tendency
lis toward longer guns with higher
velocity and smaller calibres, In this
the European war offices approve the
position Of the United States Il Is be.
lieved that the new type Of gun Will be
more effective than heavy guns OF large
calIbre but with shorter range.
Captain Dunn reports that the Euro
pean officers are we'll aware Of the i'm
portance of keeping abreast of the times
In all kinds u gunnery and ammunition
and are watching with interest every
thing the United states does in this d.
reCtiOn,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
COLEMAN GILLIsrE HANGED.
He Murdered Mrs. Christine Edison,
an old Woman over Seventy.

Gold Beach. or, oct 5.-Coleman Gil
lesple was hanged this afternoon for
the murder OF Mrs Christine Edison in
September. 1899. on the scaffold he
stated that he was innocent and that
Charles Stryn murdered the woman.
About the middle OF September. 1899
Mrs Christine Edison, a woman over
70 years Of age, who lived alone at
Gold Beach, was murdered, her house
robbed and her body cremated on
September -. 1899, the mail carrier who
passed the place discovered that the
house had been burned and an investi-
cation resulted in finding the charred
remains OF Mrs. Edison
Suspicion at once rested upon Cole
man Gillespie, a wild and reckless fell
low. Gillespie sold Mrs. Edsons pen
sion check for SIS and this check when
presented az a bank In Roseburg gave
the officers their first positive evidence
of his guilt. He was arrested az Cot
tage Grove Lane county on September
S0th and confessed 70 robbing the old
lady Of the pension check, but denied
that he murdered her His trial occu-
pied two days and the Jury returned a
verdict Of guilty In twenty minutes
elaboration. GIllespie's people are
highly respected IN the community
where they live
John Gelsel the first husband Of Mrs.
Edison, the murdered woman, and their
three sons were murdered by the Rogue
River Indians In February 1856
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
International Peace Conpress.

Paris. oct. 5.-The International
Peace Congress epitOmOzed It's work In
an appeal TO the nations. adopted today.
in which the congress condemns the
refusal Of the British government 20
agree 20 arbitration or mediation In
South Africa and expressed keen regret
that the majority OF the governments
who might have offered mediation abb
stained from 50 doing IN spite II their
pacific declarations at The Hague.
Regarding China, the congress. after
recognizing and pointing out the pri-
mary causes " discomfort upon the
part Of the Chinese urges that the solu-
ton OF the conflict be Just and eqult.
able and In conformity with the mali
enable right OF the populations 70 freely
dispose OF themselves.
The congress also characterizes the
Armenian massacres as the most odious
deed Of recent times and expresses the
hope that the universal Indignation of
the civilized world would force the gov
ernments to find q radical solution
Continuing, the congress points out
the moral and material injury resulting
from formidable ornaments and recon-
mends the governments 10 study these
questions on the solution OF which. ID
~ asset w. H'i'iA0 wv prosperity ana
the very existence " the nations The
congress then recommends International
arbitration and urges the conclusion Of
treaties making arbitration permanent
and obligatory.
II is claimed the congress has thus
placed before the world the basis for a
preliminary study OF international an.
fereuces as they occur IN order 20 facl-
ltate pacific solutions before irritation
spreads 20 the ill informed masses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
WRITE IF YOU LIVE
AWAY FROM The CITY

Sick people who live out OF the city
should write DIS Shores for their
new symptom blank and take adyan-
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
Vancouver Mine owners Protest.

Chicago. oct "a special TO the
Record from Vancouver, b. c., says
Col l.. Edwin Dudley, the American
consul at Vancouver b. c., has been
appealed 10 by American mine owners
OF the disputed territory in Mount Bak-
er district az the International bound
airy regarding the seizure Of the pack
train In the disputed district by United
States collectors VI customs. The pack
train was ON the road 10 mines owned
by Mr. Lane of San Francisco, claimed
20 be In the Canadian territory by the
Canadian government surveyor who
has just delImitattd the boundary. Nh
Lane has registered his mines in West
minister b. c.. as well as In Sumas
y. w. r. According 90 Canadian Sur
yeyor Deane, the United States has
been IN quiet possession OF the terri
tory and a half mile wide and many
miles long that Il has no right TO-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
United States Senator MCEnery.

was elected for South Meath without
opposition.
INTERVIEW WITH NATALIE,
The Free Eance has published q re-.
markable interview with Former queen
Natalie Of Servia, who has been sum-
merIng at a villa near san Sebastian.
which the queen does not mince her
words In regard to son and the present
queen of Seryla. She says.
THE charge that ] sent her insulting
post cards is an Infamous lit Of ma
lightly on her part got up as pre-
test for the dismissal Of a few officers
Of my household still at Belgrade and
In order to pocket their allowances.
Never was a man more infatuated than
my dear, deluded son by this petty, mar
rOw-minded, narrow hearted Seryiau
subject fifteen years his senior
No language is 90
20 express queen Natalie's dislike for
Queen Draga She recounts her fruit
less efforts 70 nip the affair before Il
approached q serious point
THEATRICAL WORLD.
The theatrical world keeps busy In
addition ~ the re-opening Of Terry
theater, Thursday with "A ParIor
Match the Lyceum opens tonight with
a new drama, Aud Lang Syne,' un-
der the management Of William Mol
lison. This is his first theatrical enter
prise. Red Pottage' has been drama
tized and will shortly appear,
Charles Wyudham rg-opens his thea
ter October 9 with ii a. Jones new
play Mrs Danes Defense
Olga Nethersole sails on the St. Paul
today, on an American tour.
Nroom, the dramatist sails shortly 20
produce "MarsaC Of Gascoguy' for the
first time In America, under the man.
agement Of Jacob Lit Another VrOom
play will appear at Drury Lane at Eas-
ter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
FEEDS BRAIN WORKERS.


a Food Made Especially Tor Them. J
A literary woman. Mrs j. G. Roberts.
1913 Holmes ST.. Dallas. Tex has d.scOv-
cred that a properly selected brain food
BE- OF great benefit Co.. any brain worker.
She says My duties 1s journalist zee
qulre me 90 write all day particularly
IN the winter. but heretofore, after
luncheon. no matter how light | made
n. l found myself inclpacItated for
work for an hour or Two, for my brain
would not respond 90 the demand.
Il saw an advertisement OF Grape
Nuts for brain workers and determined
20 give Il a trial ] am charmed with
the result. and am now IN perfect
health. use Grape'Nuts for luncheon.
and never suffer amy Inconvenience
whatever. returning 90 my work at
once, feeling as bright AS when left a..
! know from experience that this pre-
paratlon rs invaluable Tor brain work.
ers, who are apt 90 find that that per-
iod OF time given up to digestion is one
Of almost total eclipse OF mental pow
er."
In this day and age of concentrated
effort a is wise for brain workers % use
a food especially adapted FOR rebuild
ing the brain and nerve centers. Grape
Nuts food was invented by an expert
especially f0r that purpose. knowledge
Of the food elements contained In the
grains and how 90 prepare these ele-
ments So as 20 be- quickly absorbed by
the body. and used directly 70 replanlsh
the lost phosphate " potash (Which is
exhausted by mental worlO have
brought about the result The proof
can be had by any brain worker who
win take the trouble to use Grape-Nuts
for a few days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

cIincd 90 further consider the matter.
Another resignation filed with the
secretary OF state today was that OF
=. w Jones as candidate of the Mid
dla-0f-thc. Road Popullsts f1r state
auditor Mr. Jones is on the straight
Democratic ticket,
No nomination was offered 20 ON the
vacancy caused by Angels degIna.
ton Tomorrow VIII be- the last on
which declarations may De h.rl Un-
less other Populist designations are
fled then. there win De no hope of any
general fusion. even If The matter is
carried into the courts and decided
la,Crably 90 the fus. ni,ts
So FAR the Democrats have three
l0rDlIst candidates on their ticket.
but there Is yet no Democrat ON the
PopulIst ticket The P0puIIsts have
fled rcsignatons Of candidates Cor
governor lieutenant general SUE
prame Judge attorney general. aud
one elector II has been reported that
The Democrats viii pull. down aIl their
electors and place the names " the
Populist candidates Un their ticket.
having failed 90 effect q fusion no do
90 they must flc the resignation OF
their candidates tomorrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
Mrs, David Crockett in Jail.

Pendleton. Or, oct. Mrs. David
Crockett was brought here and placed
In Jail today 10 appear before the grand
jury on q charge OF numbering her hus-
band at Milton on Monday night last
The authorities here claim 10 have
made the discovery that the woman
bought the pistol IN Walla Walla on
Saturday last that was found In the
hand Of the dead man. Her twelve
year-old son also states that she was
in the room with hts father when the
shot was fired, although she stated that
she was In an adjoining room and did
not hear the report The officers say
they viii be able 10 prove that there Is
another man In the case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
The Catarrhal Curse.

Catarrh Is az much a curse today az
malaria and fever plague TO the hot
'wamps OF Florida. It's In the air, like
an Inherent and undying contagion. Ev-
erybody IS afraid Of IT, everybody Is in
terested in 1t. and It Is just as interest
ing to be saved from 1t or to be cured
OF II as It Is TO die from II. There are
thousands Of people IN Salt Lake city
today who have some lmperceptible
germ faint Of Catarrh In the system, as
well as vast numbers Of people IN whom
those germ taints have developed into
chronic ailments Of varying degrees Of
malgnity. suffering and danger. In
most Instances the difficulty IL agra
waited by the fact that the victims can
not diagnose their miseries or distln-
quish the cause Of them.
The fact Is, majority Of common
chronic diseases, though known az
bronchial trouble. lung trouble kidney
trouble, stomach trouble. etc. are really
Of a catarrhal origin and nature Every
part Of the mucous membrane-the nose.
throat, eyes ears, head. lungs. stomach.
uver bowels bladder kidneys-are sub
lect 70 disease and blight 10y catarrh.
Most physicians have not the time
TO devote much study 10 this disease.
nor have they the necessary apparatus
and training 20 successfully treat 10.
Drs. Shores have made a lifelong study
OF catarrh I'm all its forms, and have
treated thousands OF cases IN the past
eight years In this community. and the
verdict OF their patients IL
that DRS. SHORES CAN AND DO
CURE CATARRH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
REPORT ON NOME DISTRICT.
Il is Favorable a. 20 Its Gold Pro.
ducing Capacity.

Washington. oct G-In his report 10
the director Of the mint from the Nome
district. Special Agent Cabell White.
head says
'Of the new discoveries since last
season. LOpkuk. located on the beach
sixty miles east OF here. easily takes
the lead. From q space not over 600
feet I'm lrnsth along the beach 20 the
Tundra thDie was taken out this spring
between $4,000 and 5000 900, all with
rockers.
"The latest strike ana one which Is
at present attracting much attention. is
on the Bues one river BOO the Port Clar-
ence mining district something less
than a hundred miles from Nome One
n the tributaries oc this river Gold
run Is said 90 exceed Zoo richness any
thing known heretofore 90 being mo- un-
common thing 20 get from $40 90 $50 To-
a single pan The creek is entirely TAX
en- ~
"A source Of gold which Is attract
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
international Boundary Line Dispute

Chicago, oct. GA special to the Rec.
ord from New Whatcom, Wash, says;
In the present dispute OF the inter-
national boundary line location near
Mount Baker, It Is stated on author
ity that a peculiar phenomenon tran
splre1 during the survey at that point,
When the line was being run along IN
the early days, the course OF the needle
was detected. Il was supposed after
ward, by the metal In Mount Baker,
and the survey was inaccurate. This
made the line several miles out Of the
way before the mistake was rectided,
and the advantage was given the Ca
madam side Of the line, When the mis-
take was found out II was rectihed, but
NAV not have been sufficiently marked
tn second time. The boundary Is the
40 parallel, and It Is simply a problem
OF locating this parallel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
Telegraph Line to Alaska.

Vancouver b. c., oct 3D. b. Carl
son, superintendent Of construction OF
the Northern telegraph system who is
now In the city. said today that owing
10 trouble experienced iu getting across
the DOGGY parts OF the Ashcroft trail
IL win be several weeks before the con-
clusion Of the work on the new tele-
graph line from Atlln % Quesugl News
from Dawson today is t1 the effect
that the new line from F0rty.Mile TO
Dawson has been completed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
United States Senator Sullivan.

United States Senator Sullivan.
81 desire to say that have been TAX.
ing Pe.ru.na for some time for catarrh,
and have found an e1cellentmedicine,
giving me more relief than anything /
hayo ever takeu.--W V. Sullivan, OK.
ford, Miss"
United States Senator Roach,
"Persuaded by friend have used
Pe.ru.na as a tonic, and am glad to ties.
tify that 1t has greatly helped me in
strength, yigor and appetite. / have
been advised by friends that it is re-
markedly eficacious as q cure for the
almost universal complaint Of catarrh.
w. n. Roach, Larimore, North Da.
kota.n
A free book on catarrh sent to any
address by The Pe.ru.na Drug Mfg Co.
Columbus, Ohio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

Chicago oct Ga special to the Rec
ord from Ninita. o. T., says
The Dawes commission bias closed Dos
work of enrolling Chrut..a af this
place The commission Hu passed on
the applications of 4Gl6 persons whose
claims to citizenship iu the Cherokee
Nation are questioned GIs doubtful. and
"a rejected. making total no .-,a ap.
pilg6fIlus The commission I..t for
Barte-y.Ilo. where it viii enroll Ch.U-
tees next wc.". More people applied
lgre than the commission could enroll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
West River Trade Abandoncd.

New York, oct GA dispatch TO the
Herald from Hongkong says:
Owing to restrictive regulations and
unfayorable treatment British shipping
companies have abandoned the West
River trade and sold their vessels for
the Yang Use, leaving the foreigners in
the river ports dependent on Chinese
launches IN event OF rising. Two
roughly constructed beach boats which
were landing stores at Hongkong have
received hurried orders TO proceed 20
Canton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
THE IDAHO PoPULIsTs.
Texas Angel Resigns as Candidate
for Supreme Court Judge.

Boise, Ida, oct THE resignation
Of Texas Angel. Populist candidate FOR
Justice OF the supreme court, was filed
with Secretary OF State patrie today.
Mr.. Angel resigned from the Middle
of-the- Road Popullst ticket as well as
from the other. The filing Of this re-
siguatlon was something u a surprise,
as IL had been understood by every.
body that Mr.. Angel had positively de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
Gnmhllnp Ind naM.nn 10 Ccnse.

Vancouver y. c., oct J-The re-
form wave has struck Dawson and the
days OF gambling ana the dance hall
in the Yukon's capital are over The
officials In the north, acting upon in
struct.ons from the administration at
Ottawa. have decided that gambling
and kindred evils must be closed down
at once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
Russia Agrees to Proposals.

Berlin oct 5.-Thc following dispatch
from ST. Petersburg has been sem.-oiH-
cially Issued:
"The Russian government assauts 20
the proposals in Count Won Bual0Ws
note OF October 1st NJ. DE GIgls, me
Russian minister at Peku, has been
instructed in that sense"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Capt Dunn Says European Officers
Are Greatly Interested in IL.

Washington, d. c., oct. 6-Captain
Beverly W. Dunn, OF the ordnance bu-
reau. has returned from Europe. where
he spent several months IN the study OF
ordnance matters in England, Germany.
France, Belgium and Switzerland He
was able 10 secure much valuable in.
formation regarding the manufacture
Of ordnance and found the army officers
Of the European governments very ac.
commodating IN giving their methods
and views. Captain Dunn in the pre-.
llmInary report he has made to the
ordnance bureau here says that all
ordnance officers as well as field oflicere
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
silly Chargcs Against Democrats

Hazleton, Pa. oct 5-Presldent
Mitchell, when shown a dispatch today
IN which an officer OF a political organ
lHation was quoted as saying the an
thracite coal miners strike was planned
py MT Johnson. OF the national DEM
ocfauc committee. the mayor of Indian
sapolis and himself at recent meeting
IN indianapolis, said he was reluctant
20 believe mat the gentleman quoted
nad made the charge and stated posi-
u,sly that the story was untrue. He
sal9 ne ald not know Mr.. Johnson and
mad never held a conversati.in Wiz
him or with Mayor Taggart In his No
lie president MitchelD said that any
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

7 dIl not select The Mutual Life In.
sur8uce Go. ~ New York when insur.
Iug my lIfa because 30 is the strongest
Life Insurance Co. in the world lu
premiums lighter and ts dividends
larger than any other company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

Major General Joseph Wheeler, COM
handing the cavalry forces In front Of
Santiago and the author Of "Tho San
tiago Campaign" in speaking Of the
great catarrh remedy, Pc.ru.na, says;
al join with Senators sullivan, Roach
and McEnery in their good opin lon Of
Pe-ru.na. II is recommended to me by
those who have used It as an excellent
tonic and particularly effective as q cure
for catarrhh
United States Senator MCEnery.
Hon, S. b, McEnery, United States
S nator from Louisiana says the follow
Ing in regard to Pe-ru-na;
Pc.ru-na is an excellent tonic. /
ye used It sufficiently 10 say that
believe It TO be all that you claim for it..
-. D. McEnery, New Orleans, Louisi-
Ana.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

ing IN the next two years a very great
producer
NV estimate ~ the production Up 20
ms tine u one million. five hundred
lLopsi ma collars With the chance OF In
CI'tslhs this production before the end
cf the season 10 two millions"
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ADVERTISEMENT
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMUIRAllG IlCkEl.
f.
For President,
WILLIAM ]. BRYAN,
Nebraska.
For Vice President,
ADLAI L. STEVENSON,
Illinois
For Presidential Electors,
ORLANDO W. POWERS,
Salt Lake County.
ALEX. II. TARBET.
Salt Lake County.
l. c. THOREsEN,
Cache County.
Representative 10 Congress.
VIM. n. KING,
Salt Lake County.
Judge Of the Supreme Court.
J. W. n. WHITECOTTON.
Utah County.
Governor,
JAMES H. MOYLE,
salt Lake County.
Secretary Of State,
FISHER $. HARRIS,
Salt Lake County.
Attorney General,
a. j. WEBER,
Weber County.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction,
NATHAN T. PORTER,
Davis County
Treasurer,
ROBERT e. LUND,
Washington County.
Auditor,
HENRY n. HAYES,
Sevler County.
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