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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
GroBes S6aoenfeuer.

pittsburg, Pa., 8. 9lpril.
Tas rieiige S9nittpdarengeI9dft
pm Soiepb Sorne &c Co., 1T leBte
Na9t in 8ranb gerutbeu uno bas 8ss
bGube unb Der eeIammte Waarenpors
ratb iinb in Slammen aufgegdngen.
Der 0erluit piro minoeitens eine Wtils
lion Dollars betrugen, bic 8erii6erung
betrdst pabri6einli4 unsefdbr $780,
600
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
Surcn SDmpatbic uno n9cpeb"s
Na9ri9ten.
D afbinstpn, .. g., s. 9lpril.
So biter Sdpis ipri c1 I.

Web Ter y apts prt9t.
Cine rieiise MenI6enmenge maj
beute glbenb i'm 9ranb Opera SouIe
perIammelt, um elmer Hsbe bes frii6es
rem Siilfsiefretdrs bes Snnern, 8ebs
iter Oapis, iiber ben &rieg in Sibz
9lfrita gu laui9en. Oas 9lubitprium
mar nit ameritanii6en 5laggen unb
ben Sarben Der 8urensHepublit in ses
i6maddppller Weiie betorirt. @uf Der
@Iibne batten piele Senatpren uno 9l6z
geOronete PlaB aenommen. Die HeIoa
luton ipurpe iebr beifdlis aufsenoms
men nit Iusnabme bes S9luBiabes,
in pel6em bic britii6e Hegierung unp
lire 9sbeimen Yerbiinbeten in oieIem
2anbe peroammt perben. 9ieIsr
She'll purbe nit 3il6en unb Hufen:
,Nein! Nein!" entgesengenommsn. 8ei
Der @bitimmung iiber bie9lnnabme Der
@ei6liifie ibienen Die nSa" ulb
nTein" iin unssfdbr Die Stunse Su
balten, bod ertlGrte Der 8oriiBenoe lie
fir angenommen. Sn ieiner GrDffs
nungsanIpra9e sriff Ssrr Woran Die
Hesierung an unb wuroe pafiir nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
9ie ernatoren bnrb's Wolf ~ rrs
pGblen.

% a binston, .. g., 13. 9lpril.
Oas Saus nabm beute nit 240 ges
gen Is Stimmsn cine Heiolutipn an
fir 9lmsnoirung Der Contribution IN
Der Weiie. baB Die gunossienatoreH
nurb birette YoltsabItimmlIng err
pdblt neroen. Yier5ebn Hepublitaner
unb elm Semotrdt Itimmten oagegen.
gtaf Der Heiolution, ipelbe ben Sc
iebgebungen Der ein5elnsn Stdaten gu
stpei Senatoren bere6tigt, pelhe bonn
Solf uuf einen 3eitraum bon 6 Sabren
sepd6lt peroen iollen.
Cine einfa6e WuioritGt seniist Sur
4nnabme Der WtaBregel.
Wenn iniolge oes 9lblebens poer Der
9teiisnation zines Senator cine Glide
entitebt, ipa bic 8atan5 in oerIelben
Weile gefiillt lperbeu, pie Barugrapl
l porIdreibt, nit Dem gorbebalt ies
bpd, pdb bic @retutipe cine Seitlpeiliai
Grnennung MAIDEN fam, bis Die nd9z
ite aIgemeine pper SpeSialpabl itatts
finoet."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
. cuff 6 I q n b.
. Serlin, Z. 9(pril.

Berlin, 7. 9lpril.
Bring Huppre6t bon 8apern uno
Serapgin Wfdrie 9dbriele in 9apern
baben ii4 in Miin9en perlobt. Der
1869 gebprene prinS Ruppre6t 1T Der
Glteite Sobn oes PrinSen 2ubpig, Der
ieinerisits Der GlteIte Sobn beg prin5.
regenten 2uitpolo lit. Der 9erlobte
lit aur 3eit Sberit unb Gommdnoant
oss baperii9en 2. SnfanteriesGsgis
ments. Die graut lit bic pierte Sod
ter pes Ssraoss BON gapern aart
Sbeopor, Der our9 feline Grstli9e
glusenpraris in Der sansen @elt BE-
tdnnt lit. prinS Hupprebt lit na6
meni4lidsr 9sre9nung S9rpusr6e oes
SDuisrei4es Sapern.
Berlin, 13. 9lpril.
Ntebrere Der bieiigen 6erpprrdgenben
3situnsen per0ffentli9en beute Gpss
Sialbspei6en aus Nien, ipsl9e bsIaz
gen. Ddb Der 9eIu6 bes &aiIers Sruns
sSoIepb binnen Sturgeon ourb einen Sc
gen6ciuh ppn &aiier @ilbelm, benz
9Dnig BON Sa6ien, benz prinsregsnten
BON 9aDsrR uuo elmer slnsabl anbersr
oertI6er Siiriten eriuioert lperben
wirb. Inn aaiier 5ran5 SOiepb's 20.
@eburtstas gu feisrn, DIR auf ben Is.
siusuIt fdut. is pirb ferner beri9tsi.
pab Der GSar bon Rublano i'm SuIi
Der OIterreidiiben Saupti!aot einen
Seiu9 abitatten ipirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
9 p Ten.
6 pruna, 10. 9lpr
0 oris 13. 0(pril

Wdbrenb elm prieIter beute bier
einem Sterbenoen i'm Yeilein Ieiner
9lnsebOrisen Die Sterbeiatramente
ipenoete, bra9 Der SuBboSsn oes 3inl@
mers 5uiammen uno Der SterbenSe
uno bier anbsre YerIpnen puroen aes
tpptet uno pier3sbn anoere mebr pber
peniger i9per perlsBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17

unterasenten auf &eilp, uno es liegen
gepeiie bafiir DOR, baB 2eBterer cine
feline 9ln5abl Der Ntarten on einen
8ruuer Oertauft bat. Slaneb bat einen
9lnlpalt engagirt uno man glau6t, oaB
Itin mor9en itattfinoenbes 8erbOr
oiele @ntbiilunsen gu Gage fOroern
tperbe. Sbompion iagt, bab, pG6rsno
Die in Waibington uno Gbicago per@
iibten Steuermartenoiebitdble nur
$4,000 betraeen. Dor auraem Slper
dbnli9e SiebitGble periibt porben
ieien, Bel benen Steuermarfen i'm
DertEe bon $4,000 seitobleh puroen.
sSm 9anSen iollen pG6reno Der lebten
btei Sabre Steuermarten i'm Wertbe
bon 100000 in ben Ser. Staaten ges
itpblen norben ieieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
Aa,u realiitii@er edeiufampi fur
ben &inctOifups Damn.
&c E 10 glprf, II. Q(pril.

@eitern Ia6mittag purben in @sit
Orange, sc. g., spei 2sute in einelp
S6eintampf, pel6er pas beriibmte
Spion Sop, Siioafrita, oaritsllen
iolts, i1per perleBt. Die @oritels
lung mar BON Sumes $. Wbits, oem
Gei6dftsfiibrer elmer Rinetoitpps Sc
ie1i6aft, arransirt ipDrOen uno ipielz
ts ii6 auf oem feliigsn 9lbbang bes
speitsn Srangssgsrges ab. @s ndbz
men etpa 200 perIpnen bardn She'll,
bon benen bic SGlfte, i'm 8urentoItiin,
am Hanbe bes 9lbban9es aufgsltellt
mar, pGbreno Die uebrigen, als 8riter
nifprnlirt, bic 9lnb0be itiirmten. Tim
bic Wirfung 81 er6Oben, puroe eine
siemli9 srOBe Sanpne 6enuBt, unO
bas 3inetoItop ipurbe an einem palz
ienben PldBe aufgeitelt, Inn Die be-
megli9en Siloer aufSunebmen. Our6
irsenp Elm 8erieben puroe bic &unons
su friib a6gei6o6en uno Sr. Wbite
unb Willidm McGartbb BON Orange
purben bon ben pfrppfen uno benz
brennenben Yulper getrpffen. sic
purpen nd1 Dem Orange Memprialz
0oInital gebrabt, po McGartbp's
8erleBuneen ii6 dls ungefdbrlicb bers
aug s.,ellten. Sr. Wbite ieoo9 1T
i9limm Suseri6tet uno iein 3uitano
pirb ais bebentli6 aeibilbert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
Nerba6tig.
g o # o n, N2aF., IL. glpril.

Is II o n, Ulany II. Nprll.
Or. S. 9. Gode, Elm blinDer &rSt,
Der tiir5li9 in etuem 6teiigen ienide
tionsllen SGeibungspro5eiie figurirte,
puroe beute 4benb nit elmer SAubs
punbe i'm Munbe tDbt in ieiner Wo6>
nung aufsefuuoen. Seine 5rau
Charlotte 1T sipar ri6t perbaftet, piro
aber, bis iie lib bom 8eroacbte, ben
Sob ibres Utannes peruriudt gu ba=
ben, gereinigt bat. f6drf beoba9tet.
WeIinrbrn.
% a T 6ineton, .. g., y. 9(pril.
gbeneser 8urges 8aq, Der nG6ite
ii6erlebenoe 0eripanote 9eprge Waibs
ington's, lit beute Mtprgen in ieiner
@pbnung seitorben. Gr mar "a Sabre
alt uno unper6eirdt6et.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17

btei Sabre Steuermarfen i'm Wertbe
bon 100000 in ben Ser. Staaten ges
itoblen porben Ieien.
Yer telegraph sebeiratbst.
&anfas Gttp, &as., 12. 2(pril.
Gine Srauung per telegraph, BEL
tpel6er 8raut unb 8rGutigam 200
Meilen BON einanber eutfernt tpdren,
lit beute Mittag Spii9sn &anias Gitp
unb Mulball, Sflaboma, ppll5ogen
porosn. Der 8rGutigam mar glnorep
M: gunabea ppn Waibington, 9. g.,
Der als Gntomploge Dem 9derbauoez
partemsnt atta9trt lit, unb bic 8raut
mar SRI. penelope gunbiff BON pers
fins, Stlabpma, So6ter zines poblba=
benben Surmers DaIelbIt. Die iungen
2eute batten iih bor etpa einem bal6en
Sabre perlpbt unb bic Soh5eit mar aui
Mai angeieBt. 2ebte Wo6e dber mubz
te Der 8rGutigam nu6 9arriionpille,
Mo., reiien, Inn benz 8egrdbniiIe ieiz
ner Mutter beiaupo6nen. Sd feline
9erufspfli6ten es erbeii9ten, oab er
morgen nab Waibtngton Suriidreifen
mubte, 10 erIu9te er feline 9raut, na6
Santos gitD gu fpmmen, oamit Die
So6seit is Der Wpbnuns ieinerS3pez
iter itdttfinben tonne. SRI. Gunoiff
mar auBer Stanbe, reht5eitig in 8ans
las Gitp einsutreffen, unb 10 beiblob
beuu bas 9ruutpaur, Arrangements
nit Der WeItern Union telegraph
Company gu treffen, >um ii9 auf tsles
grapbii9sm Wese trauen gu lufen.
Sin piretter Orabt apii6en &anfas
gitp unb Wiulba1 ipurbe bem Paare
our 9erfiisuna geitellt. Der grGutiz
gam ensasirte ben Rep. gilbert 8. 2inz
Der, Pfarrer Der metbooiitiIcbzbiI6Df
liden Stride, unb begab iib nit oieiem
unb Spei SreunOsn gum 5elesrupbens
amt. Sn Mtulbull mar Die Sraut nit
ibrsn Gltsrn uno elmer S6peiter i'm
Selegrapbendmt. Die iiblicben 5ragen
uno glntpprten tpuroen bin uno Der
telssrapbirt uno BON Dem Selegrapbi=
item an jeosr Gnbitution benz 8rdutls
gam unb Der 8raut ipteoerbplt. Die
Geremonie bate I'M 8anSen 25 Winus
ten in 9ln1pru6 oenpulmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
0esen Sapbu".

9ancaiter. Pa., II. Ipril.
Die prebissr bon Columbia baben
Die gluffiibruns pes Stiides rSapbo"
i'm portigen Spernbauie bintertrieben.
9lm Mittpo9 lieben iie elm gemsin>
i9aftli4es Girtularidreiben auseeben.
ipprin seiast tpirb, baB nur bic glerz
pertonmeniten ii6 bas Stiid anieben
piirben, bGs iiberau BON anitdnoieen
MenIben in 9ldt uno 8ann setban
iporpen Iei. Der Stabtratb ces 30
rough" bat baraufbin cine Spesiallis
bans absebalten unb bei6lpiIen, Der
Sbeatertruppe 2 bas Spernbdus ni6t
sur Serfiisung 81 itellen. Sas Sc
bGupe 1T nGmli9 Gigsntbum oes nSps
rcugb".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
Nur 8rBan.

gprtlanp, Ore, 13. Npril.
Der Stddtsconpent Der Semotrdten
unb Yppulilten bra6ts beute naG g
tdgiger SiBung cine Sutton beioer
parteieu gu Stanbe uno pertugte ii4
heute 9lbenb Die SilberzHepublita=
ner ibloiIen ii6 sbenfalls Der 9epe
gung an, pbDpbl lie teinen gonpent
Gbbielten. Wm. s. 9rpan puroe alS
YrdiiOentihafts Ganbibat grtgebets
BEN, bod ipurben bic pppuliitiiheu
Gelegatsn gum Nationaleonbent in
iiruirt, fir teinen anoeren Sempfrds
ten als NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno
nur fir einen Yopuliiten als 8icez
prd ibentI9uftscunoibdt gu Itimmen.
Senper, goi., 13. 4pril.
Cine Speaialoepei6e aus 9llbuquerI
que, H. M., iast: Die oemotratii9e
Contention bes Serritpriums bat bsus
ie feds 8elssuten Sur Hutipnulconpen.
tion srtpGblt unb lie inItruirt, fir
Srpan als Prdiioentidaftscanoipat 81
ftimmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
Gspublifanii@er staatsronbsnt bun
Wainc.

gem t on, U{e., II. Npril.
Die &epublitoner BON Maine nomiz
nirten bsute feds prGiioentenipabla
manner, pGblten bier Selesuten gum
Acknowledgement in Bbilaoelpbiu, ios
pie bier Stsllpertreter unb ndbmen
cine Ylatform an, tpel6e bic Imtsperz
naltung pes prdiioenten Mc8inlep
gutbeiBt unb ibr llnteritiiBung ouges
ii9ert. Die 9elesaten puroen niht
perpfli6tst, allein bic Platform gilt fir
binrei9enoe Snitruttion.
Die Grtpdbnung bes Namens bon
So6n .. Song als 8ice>Prdiibents
i6oftscanbipaten unp bon Sbeooore
HppIepelt rief lauten 8eifan berpor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17

3iI6en unb benz Rufe: u8errdtber!"
be(p6nt.
OepeD's 's9e 9 in 6 bicaso,
Seute trafen bier bic Serrsn %. Q.
Gpntep unb s. 90. Glenn BON Gbieago
Elm uno perabrebeten fir morsen cine
82iprs9ung nit 9lbmiral OeDeD be-
treffs Der @orbereitungeen fir ieinen
8siu6 in Gbicaso our 5eier bes 5ipst-
ten Sabrestages Der S9la6t Bel Wdz
Mia. 4bmirdl Oepep uno 8emablin
nerben am 20. glpril in einem Grtra,
auee Der Baltimore &c Sbio 8abn
bon bier abfabren nno am nd6iten
Sage Mprgsns um 10 llbr in Chicago
eintreffen. 9(m Mbeno pitb i'm 4ub;z
tprium elm glGnaenber Sda abgebalten
fperben. 9lm Sage odrauf finoet eine
Yaraoe ftatt, an ipel6er bic 8ouperz
neure iGmmtlitsr Staaten Der Union,
10 ipeit lie Der Ginlaoung Solge leiz
item, tbeilne6men tperoen. Die Seier
pirb bur6aus feline pplitii9e Sdrbung
baben.
5rau Sepep's Reli9 ion 81
ne G fel.
Gs mar bier beute g(6eno bas Sc
riibt in llmlauf bob Srau Sepep Der
fdtbplii4en Stride ben &iiden gete6rt
babe uro our @pistopalz8IrAc iibergcs
treten lei. Oo6 tonnte Die Wabrbeit
Res @erii9ts ni9t feItgeIeBt iperben.
9farrer Madin, pel6er Die Srauuig
ppllsogsn bat uno Rsttor Der 9emein=
be lit, tpel9er Srau Sepep angebDrt,
tpsigerts Iidb, irgenb pelde aeuBerunz
Gen iiber bas 8erii9t gu md6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17

9ierbsr suriidgefe6rt, obne eine Spur
Don Der britii4en &olonne, bic bds
llngliid bate, pom &epbersburgz
Commando Der Suren gefangen ge=
nommen 5u fperoen, gefunoen gu
haben.
IS lit nic6t m0gli9, Den 8erluIt Der
Sriten ab5ui4dBen, bu bic 2eute a6er
hartnddi5en Bioeritano leiiteten,, 10
II! es pabrideinlia, pdB beriel6e
GroB mar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-04
HUNT GOES TO MISSOURI.
Deputy Sheriff Webb Decided Not TO
Wait for ReQuisition.

Deputy Sheriff g C. Webb decided
this morning 20 return 10 Missouri and
take Charles Baker alias Hunt. with
him without waiting for requisitlon pa
pers. The officer and his prisoner are
now on their way 10 that State, while
the papers are on the road here.
Hunt became very anxious 10 return
20 the scene OF his alleged crime. and
implored the deputy sheriff 10 take him
back 40 once, OMcer Webb hesitatod
boz making the trip under such clrcum-
stances for fear Hunt would refuse TO
go any farther when once out OF the
state. The accused man. however.
promised to cause mo- trouble He said
he had nothing to fear whatever and
would gladly go back and face any
charge that might Doe preferred against
him. He Is accused of stabbing TO
death a man named clyde Williams
The murder was committed last july
and IN August, Hunt and two compan-
ions broke jail ana nothing more was
heard OF him ny the Missouri authori-
ties until he was arrested here. About
two months ago Hunt and a companion
got into a row on Commercial street
and he stabbed the latter Ia the neck
shoulder and arm.
The wounded man failed % appear
against him and he was discharged.
The next seen Of him was when De-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-04
Mr.. BULLOCK ANSWERS.


Joseph n. Bullock, who was recently
made defendant 90 a suit for divorce,
brought by h's wife, Matilda A. Bull
lock. fled am answer in the Third dis
trict court today denying the material
allegations Of bis vife's complaint adj
hitting others, and charging Mrs. Bull
lock with deuryiug him of the comfort
and compauionship of his children.
Defendant says his wife unreason-
ably seeks 90 live 90 a position beyond
bis means and In pursuance Of such
desire on the gth of August. this year
left his home IN Crescent and went 20
Murray and rented q boarding house,
the rents and profits Of which She uses
en- the eXtrayaganCes which the farm
could not afford her i'm leaving his
home she stripped the same of every
thing that iu any way c0uiUCed 90 the
comfort of her husband. Defendant adj
mlts that DE has always ben addicted
10 the use of intoxicating liquors. and
says he was so addicted when the plain
tn married him lie also says Mrs.
Bullock took advantage OF his. weak
ness. by uaggiug him while On am in-
toXicated condition and getting him 20
say things he dil not mean. for the
purpose of securing @ divorce. II is FUR
Their set our by defendant that his wife.
last July. In the presence OF Attorney
Ray Van Colt fargayc him of his
faults and returned 90 her home and
agreed 10 dismiss the action for divorce.
4 motion for alw0nv was made he-
fore Judge HNes today and am order
Mrs. Bullock S2j per month and S25 at
torney's fee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-04
UTAH COUNTY FARMERS.
Have No Dispute With Salt Lake County Far
mers, but Salt Lake City,
COLLISION with the Power Company
Does Not Exist - Utab CounIy's
Statement OF thc Case

In regard 10 the alleged collision be-
tween the farmers of Utah county and
the power company In resisting the
canal companies Of Salt Lake county
IN their efforts 10 impound the waters
I'm Utah lake, by closing Jordan river.
the News some days ago, stated the
facts In q way that showed there was
no collision That statement Is en-
dorsad by Attorney NJ. VI. Warner. Of
Provo. who is representing the inter-
gsts of the Utah county farmers in this
controversy Tie says that his clients
have no concern whatever I'm the night
between the power company and the
city and fhe canal companies. only
when the farmers interests are men
aCeQ. They feel absolutely certain that
iha impOunding OF the water IN Utah
lake. would flood much of Utah county
and some OF the farmers would have 10
move. one who would suffer greatly by
rha overflow ig Georle Il. peay. who has
hundreds Of acres along the shore OF
the lake, Mr. Warner declares also that
there is no conflict between the decision
of Judge Hilcs and that OF Jud.k Booth.
THE former is between the power CONE
many and the canal companies. while
tha latter is between the farmers of
Yah county and salt Lake city. lie
saws that the thinks things are assum-
fua "a regrcttable stage indeed when the
cid. geus OF one county can involve the
NIGHTS and menace the property OF the
,rIzsus OF another county with impu-
nifty
Furthermore added Mr.. Warner.
otbore ~ absolutely no necessity for
storing the water In the lake, so far as
The salt Lake county farmers are con-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-04
KALGAN EXPEDITION.
IL Was Ineffective, the Chinese
Eyading Pursuit.

London, Dec. A special dispatch
from Hankow Pass, dated Nov. 30. says
the kalgan expedition tas ineffective,
the Chinese ovadiug all attempts to en-
gage them. The towns en- route were
occupied unopposcl, and some tolls OF
skins and silver We're levied. The cave
airy captured the baggage of the re-
treating Chinese force az Sven Hwa
Iu, Killed thirty of It's guards and SEE
cured 1000 taels.
Three mandarins, who were instlga-
tors of the massacre OF converts at TH
Ming and tWenty-three Boxers were
executed, but the Germans generally ig-
uored evidences Of anti foreign activity.
There are continuous disturbances in
tha interior where. the dispatch adds q
bad impression has been made by the
excessive withdrawal of foreign troops
and the complaisence of the allies. The
missionaries anticipate a recrudescence
of the Outr8ucs.
The Westminster Gazette says lt
hopes Great Britain win not drift apart
from the United States's sensible China
policy owing 90 the supposed necessity
for supporting Germany's forward poll
lev.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-04
EFFORT 10 ORGANIZE.
Directors Of Chamber of Commerce
VIII Meet Again Tonight

A meeting was hed at the Kenyon
hotel last evening, Dog 'ha men who are
endeavoring TO organic or establish a
chamber Of commer.a There was not
much accomplished al tha meeting.
however FOR out OF tae ff,eean rep
resentatlye business men who had been
named as directors of the chamber Of
commerce, only eigHt were present
They were, Spencer tlaUspn. George r.
Odeh, +. b. Wicis. John n White
Henry NJ DinW00les j. g.. Cutler
Henry Siegel and David Keith. and 90
addition 90 these there were present
j. W Houston J, q. Mcdonald Joe
seph Siegel w. W Bryan and vs.. ".
Williams.
Letters We're received from ~ II.
Walker and T. g. Weber declining TO
serve as directors, th. reason being the
pressure OF other busr- David Keith
also wanted TO be released. bur was
persuaded 20 CHANG h.s mind
Those present decided NOT t0 proceed
TO elect a prcsideut and secretary ur
that time, hut TO call another meeting
for this evening. Another edutthare-
fore, VIII be made t1 effect the forWa-
ton Of a chamber Of commerce
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-04

cerned The recent storm has already
raised the lake level six inches. and
with the snow that Is already In the
mountains and the favorable lndica-
tons for more. and the further fact that
there are q dozen inlets to the lake. and
only one outlet the stopping OF that
one outlet would mean dire ruin "a
scores of our farmers i'm the face Of
these conditions therefore, we propose
90 fight the matter 90 the end We feel
that we have been grossly imposed up-
on in the past by Salt Lake city but
we don't propose to let them have their
own way this time, as. ~ carried out. IL
would bring destruction upon hundreds
of our population.
$50 far as One power company is con-
cerncd concluded Mr. Warner eve
have nothing Co DO with their fight. but
IL merely happens that al this time, our
interests are their interests bat we
would proceed as we are doing now q
they were not I'm existence"
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ChIcago BIooded STOCK Show.

Chicago. Dec. f-lmmense crowds
We're present today when the judging
of the various classes Of bluOl.d ani-
mails on exhibition az the International
Live stock exposition at Dexter park
pavilion was continued. The exhibitions
Of the agricultural colleges of Wiscou-
sin, Michigan Minnesota and Iowa are
regarded as ono of the most important
features of the exposition and the ami
mails bred and raised by the students of
those Institutions about "a hundred I'm
number. were examined with great i'm
tercst 10y stock ralsers In number
of classes So far judged they have re-
ceiyed first second and third prizes.
something never attained by agricul-
tural colleges before
The sale of stock Of the Hereford
breeders association started today and
hundreds OF prominent stockmen from
all over the country We're present to bid.
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% Ways and Means Committee

Washington. Dee. 4-The Republican
members OF the ways and means CONE
mittee had another meeting today 90
consider the lI'' for the reduction OF
the war revenue taxes. but no im-
portant conclusions were reached.
There IS some talk n the committee of
increasing the reduction over the $780,
100000, an, FIRST agreed upon and there
appears 90 Doe o. prospect that some inc
crease over the original figures win be
made. hut no definite action has yet
been taken. The Republicans prob
ably viii hold several other meetings
before final action is taken. and O
caucus OF the Republicans may be-
hold
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lnnnnnnnnunrnuuuuuu
WITH THE JUSTICES.
u1InnnnnnUnnnnnn1Hnnuul

Yesterday Afternoon .fe case of a.
w. Casey and Judge N"N.srar SIS D. W.
Crowther for attorr.. fees amount
ing TO S35 was cor uiI fro Justice
kroeger's court ri. count decided In
favor Of the plaintils
on motion Of the cgrs attorney tle
case against Dr. Adm. 8 s.....
charged with cruelty .o animals was
dismissed last evenIu. D.. IH.... NI..-
son. The complaint Was I .r j. o.
I'M who alleged that EuI.' struck ga
morse ON the head Wt0 club "fI
the intention OF KILN TO-
Al O'Clock last eirru- Justice. Some
mer united IN malr.e. Edward o..
Stultz OF Nebraska I N.s aat.. '.
Caddie Of Idaho. I'M. ceremony H.-
performed in the Whu lus- gr..-s
only a few intimate friends N... H..s-
cnt.
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BUFFALO" JONES IN TOWN.
Only Stays as Long as the Through
Train--A Great Buffalo Raiser.

c. J. Jones formerly Of Kansas city,
but now OF Topeka passed through the
city today en- route 10 Yellowstone
Park, where he Is TO meet Buffalo
Bnr-Wm. L, Cody. Mr. Jones is an
thority on the almost extinct race Of
the buffalo. and IS better known as
Buffalo Jones than by his Christian
name OF Charlie
10 IS understood here that Buffalo
Bill' Glassman Of the ogden Standard,
really owes through purchasing a buff
falo herd Of Buffalo Jones, his cog
nomon as Buffalo Bul,' by which he
is distinguished Most people here will
remember the buffalo herd that was at
Garfield Beach and the remnant OF
which is now ON Antelope sand In
Great Salt Lake. IL was collected BY
buffalo Jones, and he e. now en-
gagged In rearing young buffalo.