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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-02

DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL TICKET.
Third Judicial District
For District Judges
WILLIAM c. HALL
Salt Lake County
JOSEPH T. RICHARDS
salt Lake County
SAMUEL ". STEWART.
salt Lake County.
For District Attorney.
DAVID b Hampstead,
Salt Lake County.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
BILLIARDS.
PAIGE DEFEATS FERGUsoN-RUN OF FIFTY
SIX MADE BY THE DEFEATED PLAYER
AT THE TOURNAMENT.

One of the best and most exciting games in the
Class B billiard tournament Of the Amateur Ath-
letic Union, which is being held at the Knicker-
booker Athletic Club. was played yesterday after
noon, The players were. William Paige, OF Boston,
and A D. Ferguson, Of this city. Paige won by
score of 800 to go. His best run was SO. while
Ferguson madeA a run OF Sc by series Of brilliant
shots. While making ne run Of Sc points which is
the highest run Of the tournament, Ferguson did
not the bridge once, and seemed 20 be able 10
use either hand effectively. On his hfty-seventh
shot he fouled the red ball ard sat down The
best previous Of the tournament was 20. which
made by Isaac a. Names on the opening night.
Paige so excited when he scored the last caTrom
that he threw his cue table before the balls
Ferguson declined 10 claim foul and both men
shook hands. The score by innings was as follows;
William Paige, Bosten-S 8. o. 35. 5 0, / Il, 2 9.
q o 3. "a = o.
90 total 800; average SO54 high 80. S. 80 20
., a D FsrgusSn F, Nsw3YsFks3dI s. f2 o. O. Il
( Z total ' s. 'T'r';' Ne i"' S''b runs IS
tournament Ferguson was eligible 10 enter the
finals account Of his grand average play He
finals as this withdrawal was satisfactory to all
those who qualified for the anal games. which will
noon a. G. Cutler, of Boston, and the evening
match will be between W. W. kellogs and Charles
Frank Bieter. OF Minneapolis, defeated Edwin o.
Presby OF this city, last night by score or 500
to Ia The score by innings was as follows
FFaSs ! PsssrIa = ser p 8 T. It IL l. IL / Il /
j. J? t6ta 81 T. 5oo ? average Il a 10 s. 5ss1 8 = O.
Edwin D Presby--0 o. ?. 6. O. s. /. o. o. O. Q. O. =.
f&&&$ ST. &. A.. E : s.ssc g. Is I
Referee T. L. Seymour.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
END OF INDUSTRIAL CONTENTION.

Nev-Orleans Dec. THE fourth and closing ses-
sion of the Southern Industri Convention was
held to-day. State Senator Dymond. Of Louisiana.
read the first paper on the programme.
George H. Anderson OF the Pittsburg Chamber Of
Commerce. spoke briefly in favor Of the Hanna
Payne Ship Subsidy bill. Secretary Thompson
read a letter from Minister Wa Ting Fang, in
which he said
Statistics show that China took last year in
round numbers 50 100000 worth OF cotton goods from
the United States-mOre than Europe, South Amer
lea Canada and Mexico all put together. / sincere
~ hope that the trade between the two countries
will increase in greater ratio in the future
than IL has done in the past
Resolutions adopted asking Congress TO
make appropriations 70 eradicate the hyacnth null
sanee in Southern streams. Memphis was chosen
as the place for the hext convention. II. IL Har-
grove Of Louisiana. PRESIDENT, and the secretary.
y. F. Thompson, We5e reelected by aeclamaton.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
DID NOT CURE.
Bat Greatly Helped by Change of Food.

D1t ~feabS ae1p~o bS Change of Food.
a LADY IN HaTrisburg, o. is frank enough 10
say that while she has been helped, she was not
entirely cured IN the change OF food ard "a king
up Grape-Nuts food She says she began eating
rich and highly seasoned food when size was
young. and followed IL until she set up a bad
stomach trouble. with severe attacks OF nervous
sick headache
Finally rheumatism OF the joints set IN ana
now some Of her joints are dislocated by tbe
heaRy deposits forming about them and push
ing thsm out OF place. so that she is almost
helpless. Her nervous system was wrecked ara
the optic nerve affected so that she could NOT
TcSc without bringing on nervous prostrstion
nights.
Last fan ] heard Of. and commenced the use
of, Grape-Nuts as a food. II has since been
both food ane medicine 10 me, for have taken
very little medicine since began 70 use m
After ~ months find great improvement in
ny nfein anc nerve power. am no longer
toublee WIN sleeplessness, ] suffer very much
les With my rheumatism. ana can read several
hours Gay, one Gay after the other anc sleep
wei ali night.
. an py no means entirely cured Of rheurna-
t.sfii D0t nave been made so much better b,y
tte use of Crape-Nuts food thar I am sincerely
thAnInl Tor t." This name viii be furnished bv
the Postum Cereal Co. Ltd. Battle Creek, Mich
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
CROWD GREETS STATE OFFICERS
TOO MANY AT HARLEM REPUBLICAN CLUB
TO PERMIT sPEEcHMAKING.

The home OF the Harlem Republican Club at No
q West One-hundred-and-twenty- -fourth-st was
crowded for several hours last night by Republicans
who were invited 10 meet Governor-elect Oael
Lieutenant-Governor Woodruff and other State eff
GERS 10 whom a reception had been rendered by
the club Mr. Odell and Mr.. Woodruff arrived at
the house at $50 p. m, when the parors were
packed so full Of men that it was difficult 20 or
ganize anything like an orderly procession. John
p Jaec6el the State Treasurer, and Edward A.
Bond, the State Engineer and Surveyor had ar
rived earlier When the State officers had been
brought together in the front parlor line was
formed, and for hours the clubs president James
Y. Watkins. was kept busy introducing the men in
the slowly moving procession. There was no op-
portunty for speeches 1t was said that letters OF
regret had been received from Attorney-Gencrai
Davies State Controller Knight and Mr.. McDon-
ough. the Secretary OF State
Among the Republicans at the reception were
Silas C.. Crozt. William L. Ten Eyck Frank Raw
mond, state Senator Eisberg Assemblym an-elact
William 5. Bennett Frank Moss Samuel s. Slater
A. l. Sherer, Elias Goodman Alderman woodward
Julius II. Seymour. r. NJ, Morgan, ". r spooner'
Philip B: Low, Charles E Merritt. Alfred II Faee
and r A Sharkey
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
10 SAFE oF MIprALE STEEL COMPANY

Philadelphia. Dec. Charles J. Hsrrah presi-
Gent OF the Midvale Steel Company. which concern
has been mentioned in connection with the runored
combination OF the Nickers Sons MAJ Com
pany and the Crsmp shipbuileing Company to-day
save out signed statement OF which the following
Is copy:
There is no truth in the report that the didvale
tteel company Is about 10 pass under the control
william Cranp g. Co, or any one else. Nor has
any one OF the above named companies nor any-
ooog else got any option to-day on the NiSysl le
SSlS! SSleS! company or on the controlling interest in
,alaET5..e Ihe statement published in Of the
ss1oiilns pSpers that the proposed purchasers az
Micvale hso sent expert accountants here 70 az
anime The books OF the company is absolutelv With
cut foundation in fact "'''i-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
OLDTTKE CIRCUS AT AN ARMoRY.
THE TwENTY-sEcoN REGIMENT PROVIDES
UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT FOR ITS FRIENDS.

THE TwENTY-sEcoND~ REGIMENT PROVIDES A
UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT FOR ITS FRIENDS.
regular old fashioned country circus with all
that the name implies. is the attest bit of original
entertainment which the members Of the 22d Regi-
neni' N O. y. Y, have provided for the arnuse-
nent OF their friends. The performance last night
upon the straW-covered floor of the armory at Six
E-e'sAtn-st and Broadway, included all the fasci-
aauohs OF the arena, combined with the itching
.snplauons OF gala day side shows. The grand en-
-SlCe % lLe hlppodroTne course, the parade which
toLoNso' the marvels OF slaIk wire commediennes
SI1 ule teats OF the one legged acrobat will 20
UoNn IN the history OF the regiment When the in
teplo veteran cyclist rode down the two hundred
t9got ,!nchns al lightning speed, and ended vith a
LaI4!nhs give or seVenty-fve feet through SPACE
!hto tank Of water three feet deep the galleries
ing OF the band 'S '''0 NNi
Ia the menageries the royal Bengal tiger. 'loaned
~ IahnInany Hall' the bear, captured ty Ma Tor
w 3 Hotchkiss in Wall Street after a desne-ate
s9lgg!e, and the educated frog from the Jersey
swamps," all came in for their Share ~ attsnIio5
--.a.eoaIn peIandum told fortunes the Siamese
4Wlns smiled and the bearded lady bowed Sc
si SseSiuFsly lhe candy and popcorn booths the cane
less woman. ''' '''S OONS
=, Eve hundred spectators approved the effort Of
the militismen by remaining until after nidnjebt
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
MAYORALTY CAMPAIGN, Tribune Office, NaW-Yurk.
AIMED AT POLYG4MY.

A CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROPOSED BIZ
REPRESENTATIVE TAYLER. OF OHIO.
Washington, Dec. L-Representatiye Tayler, OF
Ohio who was prominent in the movement TO ex-
clude Brigham H. Roberts. OF Utah. from a seat in
Congress. to-day introduced measure intended TO
bring about Federal prohibition Of pOlygamy. It
proposes a constitutional amendment for uniform
laws on marriage and divorce Mr. Tayler says.
however. that his aim goes considerably beyond
a mere uniformity Of such laws. and Is expressly
designed 10 reach pOlygamy and put end 20 Il.
He regards this form OF remedy as the most effec-
tive and far reaching.
The measure was introduced after conferences
Mr.. Tayler is the Judiciary Committee.
which will have charge OF the measure IL was
deemed desirable to have him present the matter
and direct the active movement which will begin
In its behalf
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
CUBAN DEVELOPMENT.
SIR WILLIAM VAN HORNE TELLS OF THE
WORK OF HIS COMPANY.
TBT CABLE TO THE rR1BUNE.I

tBT CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Havana, Dec Sir William Van Horne who
is here, says that the Cuban Company is build
Ing its railroad In Santa Clara and Santiago
provinces as rapidly as possible. Construction
machinery worth S5O0.O00 has been ordered, and
gangs of a thousand men each have been dis
tributed along the line. and it is expected that
trains will be running in eighteen months.
The railroad is only a preliminary step 20
what the company expects TO do in the develop
ment Of part of the island rich in natural re-
sources. Sir William says that many millions
Of capital are TO be invested. To get around
the Foraker act the company has purchased
strip Of land in Santa Clara and Santiago prov
inces so as 10 operate on its own property
without a concession. Senor Villalon, Secretary
Of 2Taut9tfcei Works, has investigated thoroughly
the enterprise, and says the Cuban Company is
within the bounds of the law.
Sir William denies that the Caban Company
is getting franchises from towns for streetcar
lines electric power. or anything of such a
nature. 1t is not dealing in small enterprises.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
FIRST PERSON TO TAKE cHLoRoFoRu

Columbia, s. C., Dec. 2 cspeeiaD.-Dr. r. r. sans.
we aged Coroner OF Beaufort County who has
praefisee medicine in that old town for half a
century asserts that he was the nrst person in
The world placed under the influence OF chlorotoru
N lszs Dr. Sans was student IN the Baltimore
dental College. where experiments with the then
ne" discovery Of ehloroform were being prose
cuteo- In order 10 test the value OF the arur
which had not YET been perfected he consented 10
use II anc have tooth extracted. ''On the srst
ElteinPt. says The doctor, the stun only slightiv
ftupene1 me, but did not alleviate the main srbss
onerauon was deferred until the next day. en-
Snlc9 occasion the Inhalation OF the fumes pro-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
INVESTIGATING The BooZ CASE.

ALL WEST POINT CADETS OF THE FIRST AND
SECOND CLASSES UNDER EXAMINATION.
West Point y y, Dec. 7-Colonel Mills has to-
day been conducting personal investigation bear
ing upon the alleged hszing OF the late Oscar L.
Booz, who q cadet at the Military Academy in
1885, and whose death last Monday is attributed 70
the injuries he received during such haZing.
The Colonel is questioning respectively all the
cadets of the rst and second classes. that he may
be prepared 20 submit report 10 the War Depart
ment. u such is desired The examinations are
being conducted in Colonel Mis's private ONCE
and viii be continued from day 70 day until an
thst can be may be learned OF the case.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
VOTING ON CREED REVISION.

PRESBYTERIAN COMMITTEE TO REACH A
CONCLUSION TO-DAY.
Washington. Dec. THE Presbyterian COM
mittee of sixteen to-day voted on the five propo-
sitions submitted by various members yester-
day, having for their object the revision Of or a
supplemental statement to the Confession of
Faith. The outcome Of the voting and accom-
panying discussion was the formation Of a COM
binaton proposition, embodying as nearly as
possible the individual views of the members.
The final vote on this proposition will be taken
tomorrow. The proposition adopted by the
committee at this time will be subject TO altera-
ton or change at another meeting, to be held
before the General Assembly convenes In May
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
OPERATIONS IN LUZON.
AMERICAN TROOPS Furnishing THE REBEL
BANDS.

Manila. Dec. More activity is shown in the
operations in Northern and Southern LuZon.
The reports from the former district come in
more quickly and teIegraphic interruptions are
fewer.
General Funston, with Troop of the 4th
Artillery and a score OF scouts. last Thursday
encountered hundred insurgents posted on the
opposite bank of the Nehico River The Anerl-
cans charged across the stream and the enemy
retreated. firing from cover. They left four
dead on the field. A native who was captured
reported that Fagin. a deserter from the Z4tn
Infantry. who had been active with the FIJI
pinos had been wounded.
Lieutenant Morrow. with fifty men from the
47th attacked and occupied Bulacan. While re-
turning these troops encountered Colonel VIC
toris occupying an intrenched position, with
thirty rifles and three hundred boomen. Lieu
tenant Morrow's force charged and drove the
enemy from their position. ii is believed with
heavy loss. Preceding the fight the expedition
had captured Major Flores and several of his
followers
An engagement is reported to have occurred
near San Rogue in which, according TO natives,
fifty rebels were killed.
Several minor encounters and captures are
also reported. The American casualties have
been very slight.
The Island of BohuI has recently been the
scene of more activity the part OF the in
been sent to reinforce the battalion stationed
there.
The members OF the Philippine Commission
and several military officials will go to Dagupan
tomorrow guests of the railway manage
-1ent. Their families have also been invited
They viii return on Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
EFFORT TO SAVE TRANSPORT SERVICE
~ J. pApy SAYS MASS MEETINGS Asr -
HELD By BUSINESS MEN AND LABOR
ORGANIZATIONS.

In regard TO HIS efforts TO induce Elihu Ro,.
secretary OF War. to retain the present Arro,,
transport service Michael j. Dady said yesterday:
Htass meetings are going 10 be held in Coon,
mon oy the business men, and similar rneS1f5PsE
VIII VII oe held In Brooklyn by labor orRa MA ,iSss
s5S stS gooos IN us own ships Subsidies are to ~
sven 70 encourage American shipping vat - os os
speak OF giving up this perfect AmeriearS they
oI transports 70 allow foreign vessels to - cn s1Snl
sooes and men; Even II their arguments az 10y
S.hy would hold good. the principle sacridced
diAte money saved ~ SHV imne-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
CAKEWALK AT 4 CHCRCH FAIR.

PIE EATING CONTEST is ALSO HELD IN PARISH
HOUSE OF CHURCH OF AroNEsENT
The Church Of the Atonement, Seventeenth-st
and Fifth-ave., Brooklyn OF which the Rev E
Homer Wellman is the pastor had a fair in the
parish house last night. one of the principal
features OF which a cakewalk. w Austin
Rogers and Maggie Murphy walked against Emma
Schwartz and Lavfnia Schwartz. The trouble came
when the cake was awarded to the two women
Miss Murphy protested. She declared that she was
a professional eakewalker and that woman in
the Borough of Brooklyn could take the caka froy,
her. But the cake stayed In the Schwartz family
WAen the excitement attending the cakewalk baa
subsided the spectators amused hv vya tcho'Se
six young Of the church try 20 sec which cniS
Fober. - -40His
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
TRIBUNE POPULAR BALLOT.
5or MaNor Of NewNOrx.


shall both second
public opinion
b nd Wilt etreed a
oEndcat esed BY he
ersmay, ib toward
tht % sec" " "candidt
man o 10 a
i of all the votes
Announc the epresents of inb made o-
Address and
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
10 PRESERVE OLD FORT AT BEAUFORT

Columbia S. c. Dec. CspeeiaD.-The people OF
utoft sN- are attempting 20 obtain appropriation
Tor rehabilitating and preserving the .'cld FOR, -
Ihe Tort stands on the spot where Jean Ribault
l~Aeea three hundred years ago. Il was built by
me spanaFos after they had driven out the French
ihe runs are the Oldest on this coast ana they
are surrounded by the finest grove Of moss draped
Iisso.As i - N tne country Hundreds OF trees none
80 thsh century and 9 half old stand sufh-
49, az apart 70 allow their foliage 70 meet In
cathedral. '- ~ f4''a'9 an q
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
rHIRrEENrH REGIMENT CAVES.

The athletic games Of the 18th Regiment Heavy
Artillery Athletic Association will be held tonight
AT their arrnory Sumner and Putnam aves.. Brook
ivn More than two hundred entries have been re-
ceived for the handicap contests All the batteries
have entered teams in the wall scaling contest
The relay race between Batteries A, Z. G and K
will be closely contested. A special race which, 1t
Is thought will attract many is a scholastic relay
race open to the Pratt Institute, the Boys High
School and Polytechnic Preparatory School
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
AN EXPERIMENT FARM IN LUzoN.

Berkeley, Cal. Dec. 7.-Under the patronage Of
the United States Philippine Commission ex-
pertinent farm will be started about two hundred
miles from Manila. where the growth OF seeds and
plants from this country will be tested. Professor
Bernard Moses, Of the Commission. has written 70
the University of California regarding the proposed
work, and on his suggestion the State institution
will send from its experiment stations the required
seeds and plants. Phelps Whitmarsh will conduct
the work OF the experiment farm.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
svoTHEREp IN ITs MOTHERS SHAWL

Poughkeepsie. N Y, Dec while being driven
from Northeast TO Sharon station yesterday the
four weeks old son Of Mrs. Benjamin Million OF
Northeast, was smothered to death in It's mothers
arms On account of dve mile ride Mrs Million
wrapped the child in a heavy shawl On reaching
her destination and uncovertng the baby's face
she was horrhed 20 hnd her baby dead.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
NEw-EoRKER ARRESTED IN BUFFALO.
AcersED OF PASSING BAD CHECK ON 4 HOTEL
KEEPER.

wore reached this city yesterday that the police
OF sonalo hac arrested man who gave his name
NIsiies W. shumway, OF East Sixty-frst-st
this city. He is charged with rIyino = p,,s,a11
aoteikeeper spurious check drawn on the Pla,.s
bahk' OF this city. shumway had on his person
earos indicating that he was the agent of various
soIpoI~tlons and firms IL all parts OF the United
Ss1S aae!aolng the Ward Line Steamship Com
P1Ay 1Syotb lac me Postal Telegraph Company
cisyton s'S9 SAG ne had office with c. H
Eoffr,sr shs d.. sine az The Hoffman House At he
Nsg never hao lived there He VS. nHy1n ,hL
ssS aesSSessf. ana was az one time. the hotel neonie
- b, -, Sohissetse with an organization which used
sise ~ ,,ssse0eaFieIs ,s IN the Hoffman House out
hlm The New-York police are lookine M bis 10
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
CoCKFIGHTING STILL BARRED.

Havana. Dec. 7.-Senor Tamayo, Secretary Of
State and Government, has reported adversely
on petitions from several municipalities for the
privilege of holding cockhghts, suspended by
military decree last June. Many petitions ask
ing for -he renewal have been received from
private individuals.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
OFFICERS OF INAUGURATION COMMITTEE.

washington Dec. T-Iohn Joy Edson chairman
of the Inauguration Committee to-day announced
the following appointments on the committee:
First Viee-Charran-~T. z ROESSLE.
second Vice-Chsirman--Colonel GEORGE TRUES-
DELL. - .
Treasurer-E. SOUTHARD PARKER.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
COAL FROM CHINA ON PACIFIC COAST.

San Francisco. Dec. Z-Robert c. Hoover. Chief
Engineer of the Department OF Mines of the Chi
nese Government for two years preceding the Boxer
outbreak is in this city. Speaking Of the COM
mercial Importance OF China he said:
In the future the chief factor in the Chinese
trade OF the Pacific Coast will be coal There is
more coal In the three northern provinces OF Chi
"A. saan-1nns and Shen-Iking than in any other
region IN the world. This coal Is anthraeite Of
excellent quality, and whenever fairly good rail-
way communications are established IL can be sold
in San Francisco at s. a ton.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
sBARRETTrs WARNING TO PRIESTS.

Havana, Dec. 7.-Monsignor Sbarretti. Bishop
Of Havana, has published official letter an
nouncing that he will suspend ipso facto priests
who attend or participate in meetings held in
opposition to him, as well those who aid or
abet opposition directly or indirectly.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
AMERICAN TROOPS THANKED.
CHINESE GRATITUDE FOR THEIR TREAT
MENT EXPRESSED THROUGH II
HUNG CHANG.

Pekng Dec LII Hung Chang has informed
General Chaffee that he and all the people OF
| the province OF Pe-Chi-Li are extremely pleased
and gratifed at the behavior OF the American
| troops toward the Chinese.
This is considered no light matter. From all
sections Of the portion Of the city under Aneri-
can supervision come words OF praise. thankful
/ Of the Americans
Mr.. conger. the United States Minister, and
the other foreign Envoys received to-day a let
te- signed by Kang Yu Wei, the well known
| Cantonese reformer. who was formerly an ad-
wiser OF Emperor Kwang Su, and who has al
WAYS been favorable TO foreigners. Kang Yu
Wei says that great calamities have befallen
China through the Empress Dowager, and also
in consequence Of her advisers, Prince Tuan
Prince Ching. Yung Lu. Yang III. chao Shu
Chiao. Muang Ru. Moyn Kuen and Hriong. He
says he is thankful that the foreigners held out
IN the Legation buildings in Peking. and that
all the Chinese who understand the Law of Ma
tions regret the murder of Baron Won Ketteler.
He then says he desires TO make suggestions
which will insure the just punishment OF the
real culprts. satisfaction TO the different coun-
tries and a permanent settlement Of the inter-
national relations of China" He urges
First-That the Empress and her advisers
should not be allowed TO negotiate the peace.
foreigners should be restored.
Third-That all reactionary officials should be
arrested and that q careful watch should be kept
over the so-called friendly Vieeroys in the south.
Unless Yung Lu, Prince Tuan and the others
are severely dealt with, Kang Yu Wei contends
they will continue to say that the foreigners are
powerless.
The foreigners should not rely upon the Vice
roys," continues the Cantonese reformer. They
send men, money and arnaaments to the EN-
press and are her obedient servants. Should
the Emperor be restored. the Empire would re-
joice. The Emperor's party consists Of the most
enlightened men. who are friendly to foreigners
and desire to incorporate Western civilization
and culture in an ancient country
Kang Yu Wei points out that he was appointed
for the task by a secret edict of the Emperor in
1898 when he made his appeal on behalf Of the
Emperor TO the foreign Powers, AN appeal
which. had they listened, would probably have
prevented what has happened"