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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-10
A RAVlNG MADMAN.


John Swartz, the man who was ar
rested in Calder's Park last Friday
evening for taking undue liberties with
a nine-pear.old girl, was TO have gone
before Judge McMaster this morning
to enter his plea, but he Is now a raw
ing maniac, and has been making times
lively at the county Jail ever since last
evening Saturday afternoon he was
Aaq 80uls L9A3 pun 30 - UllM p3zl5s
have REQUIRED at frequent intervals, un-
an they eliminated last evening in de-
throning his reason and Transforming
him into a madman His struggles last
evening TO get free We're terrific, and 10
required six men 10 pinion him down
while the NUNS were put on him. All
night long he raved wildly and made
night hideOus for the other prisoners
He seems TO be getting more violent an
the time. and II Is probable that he
will be taken to. the asylum al once
Those who have seen him say that it Is
impossible that he could be feigning.
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Condition of Cotton Crop.

Washington, July lO-The monthly
report OF the statistician OF the depart
ment Of agriculture will show the aver
age condition Of cotton on July to have
been 7J.S as compared with S25 last
month, SIS on July l. 1899; 9l.2 at the
corresponding date In 1895, and a ten
year average Of S19
Not only was the condition for the
cotton region as a whole the lowest
July condition on record but in Georgia,
Florida. Alabama and Mississippi Il
was the lowest In the entire period OF
"a years for which records are availa-
bic, while In Tennessee It was the low
est with one exception, and In South
Carolina Texas and Arkansas the low
est with two exceptions In the same
period Excessive rains. drowning out
the crop followed by an extraordinary
growth Of grass and weeds are report
ed from almost every State. and the
gravity Of the situation is greatly In.
creased by the general scarcity OF la
Dor. In South Carolina. Georgia, Ala
bama, Louisiana and Texas, consider
able areas will have 10 be abandoned.
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DESTRUCTIVE BLAZE.
Residence and Barn Of William Bart
ling Destroyed This Afternoon.

At o'clock this afternoon informa-
ton was teephoned to the "News' that
a fire. cause unknown, had completely
destroyed the residence and barn OF
William Bartllng proprietor Of the New
York Cash store near Fourth East and
Tenth South streets.
The fire department was called to the
scene shortly after o'clock and had
not returned at the time Of going TO
press in fact It was still engaged ia
the fight Of extinguishing the blaze.
The range and a few articles Of furni-
ture. It Is said, were the only things
saved The loss Of both house and
barn are thus almost complete. Some
insurance was carried, but the amount
of Il could not be learned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-10
CASE OF DEPUTY HEASTON
Bingham Peace Officer Appears Before
County Board.

The petition Of Bingham citizens, fled
a week ago, asking for the removal Of
Deputy Sheriff A. L. Heaston on the
ground that he was not attending to his
duties. was taken up at a meeting Of
the board Of county commissioners held
yesterday afternoon. A number Of the
petitioners We're present as also was
Mr. Heaston az the invitation Of the
board, and addressed the meeting. II
was represented that Deputy Heast0n
had on numerous occasions failed 70
arrest petty offenders. the consequence
being that numerous guilty ones es-
capped punishment and Furthermore that
drunkenness, and indecent conduct
were on the increase
Mr. Heaston talked In his own behalf
and number OF citizens talked for
him. The officer said that he always
arrested an offender when caught IN the
act, but when people complained 20
him OF someone having done this, that
or the other he advised such persons
TO 60 and swear out warrant and he
would make the arrest. He did not be-
lieve the law authorized him 10 arrest
people indiscrimlnately. The board
took the matter under advisement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-10

Nearly 1000 delegates were pras.
when the assembly Was called 10
order boy w. %. Wroh. chairman az the
local executive committee Addresses
OF welcome were made bg G9.. Mo-
sweeney. John j. Mcmahon. state sue
perintendent OF public instruction. ana
Mayor j, NJ. Smythe
Responses tor The eductor were made
by Dr. =, o. Lyle. OF Mulprsyiio pa:
j. w, Carr OF Anderson. Ind and T.. A..
FOshay 0f Los Angeles. The address
Of the president was delivered by the
incumbent, Prof. o. 4. Cors0n, Of
Columbus, o.
Dr. VIM. r. Harper. president u
the University OF Chicago. was
the principal speaker at todays
council OF the national educational
council which Is being held Do Charles
ton IN conjunction with the educational
association, DIT, Harper made a per-
sona report as chairman OF the COM
mittee on a national university The
report recommended that such a uni
Nersity be- not established he believed
that "a museum of national character
should Doe placed in Washington as
there We're many splendid Institutions
there any one of which would form a
splendid nucleus for such a school
The delegates seemed of the opinion
that an Institution of This kind would DE
used 90 foster certain colleges while
other institutions 0f learning would de-
rive no benefit Dr. H8rper's report was
received by the delegates, but a res0lu-
ton was adopted continuing the CONE
rffffan and raHnrr rHauHfur that FHrfHaF
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yellow Fever at Quemados.

Havana, July lO-The yellow fever
situation nj Quemados has probably
reached an end there not being any
new case reported IN over ten days.
when Maj Surgeon Quicker was strick-
en- with the disease. He Is a noted yell
low fever export and his case is the only
serious one at present. There are but
two other patients and they are corf-
valesCent In the meantime the work
Of dlsnfectIng the premises IN the in
fected zone is being completed.
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.,
,nlht, 10 Us deemed appropriate 10 De.
Hh. th' HiN,1a. of rl. United states
as lai o.. present D.IUlW .au.0s permit
lh.- lo Do. done W. adhere tI fae pole
,y lhi,la''d by us u 1861 Of peace with
,h' 'h.N.r' nation. uf tgul.uuua 0t
lawful commerce and Ut protection "
,N. l'es ana property of our citizens
Dy am means guaranteed under extra
territorial Treaty rights aul bs me law
OF nations. lf Wrou- Doe done tl our
'lu1ehs. We propose t1 hold the rasp0u-
slpIe authors 90 the uttermlst account
4oiIlly. We regard the condition at
tehin as one of virtual anarchy where
10y power anA responsibility au pr8c-
u'aIF aeNolFed upon the local pr1yln-
ciai aulh'Iiu.. So long as they are
h't ln overt COLLISION with rebellion
ana use their power Co protect foreign
HIe ana property We regard them as
Iepitsthl'HE lhe Chinese people with
Wnon we seek to remain iu peace and
lIlendshlp
PURPOSE OH, TIM ppt,s,r.r,,..-
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CHOPPED HIS HAND.
Little FOur'Year-0ld Has the Member
Split from Top TO Bottom.

Last night a little 4-year-old boy
named Nelson. whose parents reside on
Eighth South between Fourth and
Fifth East streets. was at play with
some other little fellow. whose identity
Is at present unknown. and in some
way they got hold OF an axe. Asa re-
suit one OF the little Nelson boys
hands was split almost from the wrist
10 between the second and third fingers.
No one saw the accident, and the little
fellow being 30 young, a lucid explana-
ton can not be had. II is evident.
however, that the other little boy in,
hicted the wound, as Il would be- i'm
possible for the Nelson boy TO have
done u himself The injury was very
painful but u Is thought that tie hand
viii recover It's normal condition again.
DR. Wilcox attended the juvenile pa
tent. The family are said 10 be SUI
terng from what may be called a
streak Of m luck. A short time ago
another little boy IN the family was at.
lacked with poison ivy and reached a
very dangerous condition. The mother
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BOYS IN BLUE FOR CHINA.
Fourteenth Infantry and Fifth Artillery 10 Go
There.
They Leave Manila Friday HacAr-
thur Cables War Dept. Full Details
OF Preparations Of Expedition.

Washington. july +O.-Gen MacAr.
thur cables the war department that
the Fourteenth infantry and the Fifth
artillery VIII leave on Friday for Taku,
Other troops are being sent TO replace
these.
In reply to instructions OF the secre-
tary of war Of July Z, Gen Macarthur
cables the ad1utant general the follow
in under date Of July 9Th. 1910 p. M;
"Daggetts regiment Fourteenth U.
S. Infantry, Reilly's battery (Fifth ar
tllery)s will leave on 18th for Taku on
transport Indiana. Flintshire and
Wyeheld. Taylor In Samar. not avail
able. For other infantry regiments for
Chinese service recommend first one
leaving States. Manila nicely cared Tor
until arrival Of new troops without
drawing on Anderson, Billiard or Sar-
gent which Is now impracncable. In
addition 10 one months Subsistence
supplies with the troops, send with
DaGgett 10 establish depot. three
months subsistence for five thousand
men. Regiments have five hundred
rounds Of ammunition per man. Crozier
carries one million reserve and such
miscellaneous ordnance supplies as can
De spared from here. with view 20
medical supply depot stores three
months FOR five thousand men go
with Daggett; there viii be eight medi-
cal officers I'm China from Philippines
Send three months forage. $50 animals
and partial supply winter clothing for
Ninth infantry. Shall keep Indiana and
Fintshlre in China waters FOR local SER
vice therein Order All large transports
home 20 expedite transfer of troops
here. Foregoing arrangements easily
changed n departments wishes ca-
bled quickly Seven companies Hordin
regiment, Tavlor's battery. have been
sent 20 Samar, replacing Hughes
troops there, which have been concen-
trated IN Leyte Request authority 10
permanently transfer Samar depart
ment 10 southern Luzon
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sheet scnle sIrned fnr NIlIIs.

New York. July ia representative
OF the Sheet Steel company said today
IN regard 20 the advices from Pitts
burg that the company had signed the
sheet scale OF the AmalEamated Assoc
citation Of Iron and steel and Tin Work
crs.
"The scale was signed only for mills
running as union mills. The lndepend-
ent OF non-union mills arranged with
the company practically the same rates
as those Of last year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-10
BROTHERHOOD or TAILoRs.
They Are Preparing to Iuaugurate
Another strike.

New York. July lO-The members Of
the Brotherhood Of Tailors who are
said 90 number some 1900 are again
getting ready for a general strike. They
say that all the advantages which they
won several years ago have been gradu-
ally lost. and that the contractors have
Do most instances returned 20 the TASK
system. under which a man has 20 work
o. day and "a half or two days for one
days pay.
The leaders. however. are trying hard
90 prevent the men from going out as
they think a general strike would be Ill
advised at present Secretary Henry
White OF the United Garment Workers
said that II the men were 90 strike now
the United Garment Workers with
which the Brotherhood is affiliated
would not recognize the strike.
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Boers Eyacuate Their Positions.

senekal. Orange River Colony, Mon.
day, July 9.--An extended rcconnais.
sance today resulted In the discovery
that the Beers had evacuated all their
positions around Senekal Numbers ap,
pear 90 have gone towards Ficksburg
and the remainder In the direction ot
Bethlehem The British commanders
express the opinion that the retirement
OF the Beers foreshadgws a speedy end
OF the war In this section Of the COun-
ffsv
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GoebeI Murder Cnse.

Georgetown. Ky, July lO.-"Thc de-
PENDANT ( not ready for trial" was the
announcement made by Ex-Governor
Brown. leading counsel Tor Caleb Pow
ers, when the call OF the list OF witt
nesses for the defense was completed
this morning one hundred and seven
teen Witnesses We're called and only
tWenty-nine answered present The
commonwealth attorney Franklin. ob-
ejcted 90 the continuance. and asked
that attachments Doe ISSUED for absent
witnesses Instead OF postponing The
defense asked until ocuock 90 fle af-
fdavlts IN support Of the motlsn for a
continuance and court adjourned un-
an that hour.
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window Glass cntters, League.

Cleveland. o., July 1O.-The annual
convention OF the Window Glass Cut
ters' league OF America began here to-
day with about ninety delegates pres
emit The most important business 20
come before the convention Will be ar
rangement OF the scale for the ensuing
year. Recently the officers OF the Win
dow Glassblowers' union adopted an
agreement with the American Window
Glass company, by which the trust is 10
have the best workmen In return for a
block OF stock given 10 the union. This
action Of the Blowers union officers will
most likely be severely condemned and
Il ~ said that the window glass cutters
may take some action which viii eifset
the trust.
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MINER CREATES TROUBLE.

Hamln Miller a German miner, thir-
ty-two years Of age created a disturb
ance at the Blakemore House on Sec
ond South this afternoon, By throwing
a bowl and water plaoher out Of the
window TO the pavement below. officer
William Hilton arrested Miller and
took him TO the station where he was
booked for drunkenness and disturb
Ing the peace. Miller claims he was
robbed and proceeded 10 get revenge In
the manner above stated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-10

Plttsburg July lO.-The 1900 iron
workers employed by Spsne. Chalfant
& Company, were notified today OF a re-
duction In wages ranging from IS TO 20
per cent. 10 take effect az once. A vol
untary increase Of a similar percentage
was adopted by the firm about six weeks
ago and it Is thought the cut will be ac-
Cepted without protest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-10
SCOFIELD RELIEF FUND.
Executive Committee viii Make Par'
tial Distribution.

The executive committee Of the State
scoheld relief fund has been in
session the whole OF today, for the pur-
pose Of making a partial distribution
Of the funds on hand to those entitled
TO relief IN accordance with the plan
adopted some time ago Those present
were Chairman james r. Hammond
Mesdames o. J. Salisbury and Abbott
r, Haywood the latter Of ogden. and
Messrs. r. w. Wilson and w. +. Cotton.
Up TO a late hour this afternoon Chair
committee had nothing thus far to give
cut for publication.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-10
oherIin Carter Casc.

New York, July 0-Proceedlngs
against y. d. Green, +. T. Gaynor. r..
IA. Gaynor, and w +. Gaynor. an OF
Georgia. 20 have them removed 20 the
jurisdiction Of the federal courts in that
state, were resumed before United
states Commissioner Shields today.
The charge against the Gaynors and
Green Is completely IN the frauds re-
garding the contracts for improvements
In savannah harbor for which Former
captain .. NJ. Carter was recently sem
fenced 20 Fort l.eavenw0rth prison.
The examination Of J. W o. Shirley.
formerly chief clark IN the enKineer's
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Is lll and the father has been out OF
work for a long time, until yesterday
when he began again AZ night hove
ever he came home with q sprained
back. having attempted to NE too
much. lie Is now In q painful state.
III luck seems % pursue the poor people.
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senator Jones TO Remain In Chicago

Chicago. JULY Ex-senator ]. X. Jones.
chairman Of the national committee. J.
c. Johnson, chairman ~ The executive
committee, @. A. Walsh. national Sec
rotary, National Committeeman d J.
Campau. Senator White OF California.
and J. Hamilton Lewis Of Washington.
arrived here today from Lincoln. Ncb.
Senator Jones win remain here 20 di-
rect the campalgn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-10
YIN. MIA OFFICERS MEETING.

The regular monthly officers meeting
Of the Y. NJ. NJ. l. A. Of Salt Lake Stake
will be held in the Social Hall Wednes.
day, July 18th. at pm. Elder b. H.
Roberts VIII continue his lectures upon
the work Of the manual A full at
tendance OF all officers is expected and
all NJ. /. a. workers are invited TO be
present JESSE B HIGGS.
Stake Secretary Y. NJ Nj. /. A.
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city Marshal aud Outlaws Killed.

Glencoe. o. T.. July lO.-Information
has been received here 10 the effect that
the city marshal was Killed and three
desperadoes MORALLY wounded In bat
tie east Of here The city marshal IL Il
understood was endeavorlng 20 arrest
the outlaws when he met his death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-10
ST. LOUIS CAR STRIKE
Boycott is on aud Wagons Are Car
rying Passengers.

stLouls. July 1O.-The boycott, which
hurt the Transit company considerably
during the recent contest. was renewed
today. and wagons are again carrying
passengers, especially In the North and
South sides There has been no
trouble reported
Donations for the fund TO buy wagons
for the strikers bus line are again be-
ing vigorously solicited.
Before the strike was declared on,
said Treasurer lsaacs, Of the eXecu-
tive board, 1--WE had $50 wagons In CONF
mission. We have not disposed Of any
and we expect to largely increase the
number.
we have decided 10 buy wagons
very much like the carettes that were
used successfully in Chicago. We will
give the public as good service as pos
slble and we win charge only five cents
fare. Each wagon viii bear a sign
prominently displayed to show that II
is owned and operated by the union"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-10
Legations standing July o,

Washington. July lO-The secretary
Of state has received a dislsich from
Mr.. Goodnow, u. S. consul at Shang-
hal, stating that 1t Is given out by the
governor Of Shantung that the legations
were standing on july s and that the
outlaws were dispensing Mr. Goodnow
adds thar this statement does not OD-
tain general Credence.
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Mohlean % be Pnt ln Commission.

san Francisco July i0.-The training
ship Mohican. Capt Drake. Is about 10
go into commission at Mare Island to-
day, and within a few days will take on
board about 200 landsmcn who have
been recruited In the East and are
daily expected by train The Mohican
will then go on an eighteen months
cruise which VIII probably extend TO
Australia and the Philippines.
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GOING EAST.

w. II. Needham, head OF q. c. NJ rs
dry goods department, accompanied by
his son, Imri. will leave for the large
eastern marts this evening Tor the pur-
pose Of buying fall goods. Mr. Need
ham expects 10 be gone about six
MnnEa
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Roosevelt's Doines.

New York July l0.--Governor Roose-
welt passed through the city en- route
10 Albany. He will return 20 New York
by tomorrow % prepare for the recep-
ti0n Of the ratification committee Of the
Republican national committee.
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Elcctrical snnnIIes Mnkers Enn.

Milwaukee, July 10.-The Julius An
drae & Sons Co., makers Of electrical
supplies and bicycles. today placed IT'S
affairs IN the hands OF IT'S creditors.
Liabilities are placed az 100000 with
assets az Sl250O0 There are no pref
ererces.
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GRANTSyILLEs QUOTA.

The good people OF Grantsvrlc. Tooele
county have been circulating a list for
subscriptions TO the Scofeld relief fund,
and today sent through the News the
substantial result Of t2l290.
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Foreigners in Pekiu Take a Palace.

Tien Tsin, July SIT Is reported from
Chinese sources that foreigners at Pc
kin have taken possession Of one OF the
princes palaces, opposite and COM
manding the British legation, and that
the native Christians have bee n In.
stalled therein.
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National Educational Association.

Charleston $. c., July iO.-The Ma
tonal Educational association was well
coined 20 Charleston today az the open
Ing session Of the annual congentlon.
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"MEssIAHo sCHwEINFURrH
He Renouuces the Faith and Win
Immediately Leave the Heaven"

Chicago. July lO.-A special 10 the
News from Rockford. H. says
George Jacob SchweInfurth, claimed
by his followers 10 be the true Messiah
and the son Of God. has renounced the
faith and announced that he will leave
the heaven" at once.
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department, on whose testimony Cap.
tain Carter was convicted was con-
tIuued.
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AMERICAN ATTITUDE
IN CHINA DEFINED
Text of Hays Note to the POwers-Policy
Same as That Inaugurated in 1857
For an Open Door.

Washington, July i0.--The state de-
partment has finally concluded 90 make
public the identical note which was
recently delivered TO the powers as de-
filming the position Of the United States
respecting the Chinese troubles. IL Is
understood that this circular instruc-
ton was drawn up ON the Both of June
and transmitted 10 Canton for the APP,
prevail Of the President and communl.
Gated 90 the powers concerned ON the
Bird OF July II embodies the views To
which this government has strictly adj
hered from the very beginning OF the
present troubles and which the differ
ent powers have one by one taken into
favorable consideration. The an
nouncement by the President at the
start that we dil not consider our.
selves at war vito the Chinese nation
and that all our efforts should be "a.
rected toward loraIzing the dlsturb,
ances in the province OF Chih III and
keeping them from spreading through
out the empire by enlistnR on the side
OF peace the power Of the viceroys OF
central and southern China, has now
apparently been adopted by all the 9TH
er powers II is too soon TO prophecy
the ultimate results. but thus far the
indications are an favorable. II viii
be seen that no answer from the dif-
terent powers was required or expected
20 The circular OF July g. but Il Is UNI
derstood il has been everywhere favor
ably received and that no objections
have been made TO II In any quarter
u Is not true that there has been any
formation Of groups or combination Of
powers Of any sort whatever. 10 may
be positively asserted, FOR instance.
that the cooperation Of France and the
United States has been most constant
and most cordial.
TEXT OF THE CIRCULAR.
III
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Fire on Bull Mountain Railway.
Ironworkcrs' Wages reduced.

Billings. Mont. July ia disastrous
fire is raging on Bull Mountain railroad.
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TEXT OF THE CIRCULAR.

The circular which was sent 60 our
foreign representatives,. Is as follows.
Department Of State, Washington.
d. c., July 3. 1900.
In this critical posture Of affairs In