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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-12
No Motire Shown.

between $3.50 and o'clock on the after
noon Of Oct. 3 at the Short Line Of
fees.
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CensoTing of Dispatches.

In substantiatiOn of his charge thaL
the dispatches from the PhhlppihSS
were. censored in the interest OF the e au-
ministration. BIr. Petugrew quoted rom
a letter written by Mr.. Robert a.
collins. Associated Press represeI-le
tive at Manila. In this letter lf: W
Inns related the substance OF an mt
view upon the subject Of cens2T,lns o, Hls
patches which he had had Win
eral OTIS. 20
Mr. Pettigrew read the sla1sllisli'9 Va
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-12
TO-DAY.

Forecast for Salt Lake Today Is:
Increasing ClOudiness and Prob
ably Snow During the Afternoon;
Slight Changes In Temperature.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-12

-rrsr 5sstc per ounce.
1,---4r Igc per pound
.f A s. d r.. cos price, Sl5lls; New
- r.'''' F5Zeaauge $4700S4.75. New York
brokers Sl-4J-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-17
ATTACK ON THE EMPEROR.
4 Woman Ia ~ Crowd of Spectators
Threw n Hand Chopper at Ham
hut Missed Her Mark.

Breslau. Nov i5-EmperOr William was
the object Of an attempted outrage to
day. which. however. failed.
As he was driving Ia ar open carriage
to the Cuirassier barracks. accompanied
by tho hereditary Prince OF saxe-Meinin-
gen woman IN the crowd hurled hand
chopper al the cnrriage The rapidly
with Whi q che vehicle was passing saved
its occupants. The chopper. however.
struck the cnrriape. The woman was i'm
medlatcly arrested.
The woman's name is Selma Schuapke
She occupied a place iu the front rank of
the spectators. ON the side furthest from
ehc Emperor.
crowd OF people who witnessed the
outrage threw themselves on the Empe-
ror's Hssailant hH the prompt intervcn-
ton IT snc police saved the woman from
injury.
Tine assailant g. tradeswoman o.
Brcsiau. \ provisional medical cxamina-
tion of the priFnfer has been made. and
she has been pronounced insane.
while Emperor William was returning
from the barracks TO the railroad station
he was cheered hy immense crowds 81
people who were gathered along the route.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-17
CONDITION on rHE ozAR.
He Passed "A satisfactory Day and
Was Doing We'll.

London Nov i7-1t Is contrary 90 che
etiquette of the Russian court to publish
bulletins. bat as by marriage Emperor
Nicholas is grandson Of Queen Viltoria.
this etiquette is relaxed. Nothing. how
ever. .ator than the bulletin issued yestcr-
day morning has been allowed to become
public
Ellis Majesty has passed a satisfactory
day Last evening ms temperature wns
lo2i. pulse a.
His Majesty slcp, fairly well during
The night Tho temperature this morning
is 1906 pulse. Gs.
General condition very satisfactory."
This shows that the dlsease b. following
the normal course 81 a mild attack. and
IN tho event OF there being no relapse or
complication. the fever should subside by
the end % tho month.
But even then the greatest care mus
be exercised for another month.
THE adv.ces received at Copenhagen and
other European courts are generally 81
favorable character
u is expected thar the Czarevitch. the
Grand Duke Michael. VIII start tomorrow
Sunday Tor 81 Petersburg
News OF the attack upon Emperor Will
lam has been Withheld from the Cznr for
fear OF the effect upon him IN his en-
feehled condition.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-17
OUR STAND IN CHINA
PRoPRfETV on otH COURSE HAS
nEEN pIW0NsTR ATED.
WE TAKE A BUSINESS VIEW.
ATrIrJ DE or CotNT VON WAI.D..n-
sEE DIsNPPRoVED.

United states + Nos Moved ~ Sen
timcntnl Considerations s~ntt-
mrut o. On our side. aud - a. the
business View 81 It-No Need ta
nreak the Truce Win tbr Chinese.
our Prestige la China - Gro,vtnR
on Account of ~.
Washington. Noy. Is The state Do
partmcut has not heard from Minister
CouF'r for four DAYS past But his last
report upou the progrees 81 the ucEosia-
uons now so.ng on AZ Pskln between tho
ministers. taken ln connection with the
departments ample Instructions relative
10 this subject variants she officials hero
ln confirming tho rean vew that tho
end OF these zoe. mutations is TO sight.
DC cannot bs concea.ed. however. that
disapprusui la entertained 81 tho attsuds
~ the German military commander in
China. ana though our government has
not protested asaln.t tho punitive expc-
ditlous. which s., regards 49, nrenuously
calculated 90 cAusc fresh outbreaks amonK
tho Chinese. = fear the results
There D. no hesitation In cuerEetlcally
denying thc European Implication that
ihe Intcd States government - moved
in ts Chinese course by Continental and
mhusinerllke consideration ON tho
contrary it b. pointed out that while scn-
umcut 81 on tho side 81 our governments
% this matter 81 is accompanied by tho
aoundeet business considerations. for tho
animnting purpose of the state Depart
ment now ls 60 proven, the destruction
of Chinese territorial integrity upon pre-
texts. to maintain the open door for
which our Eove-umeut an along has con-
tended. and g. secure indomnities for
the past ami g1mmnteea for tho future.
~ - felt mat these objects can be secured
without breaking the implied truce enter
Ell INTO hetwocn the ministers ami III
Huns Chang and Punce Ching
Adyioes from thc most influential CHI
nese sources agree in stating that Ameri-
can prestige has been greatly advanced in
China by the moderate and human course
adopted by the United States
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-17
HEAVY INTERNAL REVENUE.
ucccIpt. Of s:05.3i0.i0T for the Year
We're Exceeded Only once An
the Couufr,'s History.

Washington. Nov is-The annual re-
port o. the commissioner OF internal rove
niue for thc fiscal year ended June ~. 1910
tne history Of the bureau The receipts
were 1896. .ugt@. being NoaiG.iN in excess
of che estimated amount and 81 sgi S34
more than during the previous year.
Commissioner Wilson estimates that tho
receipts from al sources Of internal reve-
hue for the current fiscal year vii ap-
2roXimoie tZ5Vo.0lo
An important feature OF tho report con-
slsts of a number of amendments recon
meuded 90 be made to the war revenue
act
The clnuse of tho law which p. rhap.
has given more trouble in lis administra-
tIon than any other is that which requires
TAX Of Do cents on "a certificate of any
description required by law not Otherwise
specified iu the act." ~ o. recommended
that this paragraph Doe abolished.
Hcceip.s given for withdrawing depos-
ita from banks other than savings banks
says the report shou.d Uc taxed Tho use
of receipts Boa licu of bank checks iu this
manner is constantly increasing "Of
course" SAYS the report this is an eva
sion or the tax but 90 evndr the TAX in
a lawful manner cannot be- prevented
During The year there were fewer Illicit
Eiiils destroyed than in any OF the three
preceding years which. says the report.
ir exceedingly gratifying. especially when
taken ln cguaecticn with the fact that
during the last few months IN some 1f
tlc SECTIONS of che country whore ulei
spirits have been produced distilled s.ir-
lfs have brought better prices than FOR
many years
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-17
SAVANNAH, GA. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER H. 1900

seivitudc. Il will also be- easy OF demon
strat.on that in their practical workings
there is not such discrimination. To be
raoe discrimination or color discrimination.
the prohihuory provisions would have 20
apply 90 an persons who. In the eyes OF
the law are colored. Neither the Louis
provision viii operate 20 such universal
exclusion. AZ "a sop 20 the sentiment of
tho extremists they may be allowed 20
use their power 80 unseat few legally
elected Democrats whose SEATS are con-
tested hy Republicans. and in this way
cur down the Democratic representation
Ga the lower house Of Congress from some
Of these southern states.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-17
rHE PRESIDENTS ATTITUDE.
Does Not want 20 Arouse Any had
Feeling in the south.

tHN AsHoclatea FfeTfl
Washington. Nov I6 Tho opinion Is
growing among public men who are IN
the confidence of the President that he
viii oppose any movement looking 20 a
reduction Of the congressional representa-
ton OF the southern states on account
of the charges q the disfrancnisemcat %
negro voters
Tho President Is said to be opposed TO
reviving iu feeling which he thinks
would be tho result Of bll thus toucn-
Ing the south's suffrage.
tie has been told from many sources re-
Gently that an important element OF
Southern business men. manufacturers
and others Is at heart with the Repubu.
cans. and that tho nucleus Of a future rev
olutiou against existing political methods
ia the South has been securely establish
81 and should not be- dissipated by icgis-
lation that would be regarded by the
South as sectional
ON account cs the Presidents attturie
there IS growing opinion that legislation
looking 90 the reduction of the southern
representation win not ho pressed by par
IS leaders in Congress.
In this connection It is suggested that
any action taken with reference 20 the
outrage of the South IN advance Of the
adoption OF a definite policy in the Philip
pines might throw some embarrassment
ln tho way Of proper disposition Of tho
citizenship rights OF the Filpinos, and
moreover. it t. felt that the government
has as much az can deal with now
without Rottlug into contention over do
nestle affairs
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-17
DOING MORE nAnM THAN GOOD.
Little Accomplished by Punitive EK-
pcditlons tn China.

London. Nov. is-"opinion is strong
here" says the Shanghai correspondent
Of tho Daily Express. wiring yesterday.
that the European commanders arc do
ing moro harm than Eooi by the punluvs
expeditions. which. by the dcstntltion Of
village. excite the Chinese TO cxocate
the foreigners. "a feeling which Il wil
take century 90 eradicate.
III BE- perfectly clear that the Emperor
and Empires DowaRer care nothing be-
cause few hundred Cinnamon are killed
and tho allies would be fnr better en-
p.oyod in trying 20 secure the return of
Emperor Kwang ilsu 20 Pekin.
"Vice Admiral Seymour. on board thu
British hatilcsHlp Centurion and Herr
i<nappe. the German consul general here.
on board the Fuerst bismarck. have
ascondcd the river with the object Of stop
ping remitt,nces 20 the court and secur-
ing the payment of customs funds into
the foreign banks"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-17
GnrcGs To LEAVE CABINET.
Informed President ne Could Not
RemnIn After Nlnrch 4.


Washington. Nov. is-At the cabinet
meeting to-day Attorney Genera Guegs
Informed tho President and hts colleagues
that after mature dcnberltion he had
concluded that Il would be- impossible for
him 20 remain a member Of the cabinet
FOR the next four years.
The resignation Of the Attorney Cen
eral will not take effect un.l March 9
noxt. and IL is thought at present that ail
,hc other members. with the possible OK
ceptlou of the Secretary OF War. viii re-
tain their present positions.
Secretary Gage announced that h's 90
Inmates complete would show an excess ~
receipts over expenditure for the presenl
fiscal year o. S,o0Oo.eo and an excess q
receipts for the naeal year ending July !.
,slg. of 100000. This estimate for he
next fiscal year. however. Is based MP n
the theory that the present revenue laws
viii remain 90 force.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-17
DEGaADATIoN oF CHINESE.
Imperial Decree Imprisons Prince
Tunn for Life.

Washington. Nov. l6.-Nlinistcr Wa has
received from Director General shcng the
following cablegram. which he oommuni-
cated 20 Secretary Hay to-day.
AN imperial decree Of Nov. 6 dcprivas
Prince Tuan and Prince Chwaug of their
ranks and offices and orders them TO be
Imprisoned. Secondary Prince Lien 90 bs
deprived Of his rank Duke Lnn and Yng
Men to bo degraded iu rank. Kang "a
b'.ing dead no penalty can be imposed
degraded. hut retained iu office. aud Yu
Hsicu 90 be cXlcd 60 thc farshcst bound-
AIRY"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-17
NEGRo MADE ms ESCAPE.
Mob Tried 60 Get Him out Of jail In
order 90 Lynch Him.

Charlotte. n C.. Nov. IA mob which
intended 20 lynch a negro az Albemarlo
yesterday morning only succeeded IN lib-
Grating the prisoner after tearing down
part Of tho iau wall.
on being refused entrance the mob bat
tered down section of the JAIN wall.
smashed the negro's ceii door and dragged
him out and pushed him through the hole
IN the wall As soon as the negro hit the
ground ho ran and escaped in the dark
moss
The negro was accused of poisoning Or.
Love. who died several months ago.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-17

Paris Nov is-A disuntch received hers
from rekin says the Russians are atun-
doning surveillance cf tho railroad from
Taku 10 Yang Tsuu and thai Count von
Waldcrsee has teiegraphed direct 20 tho
Russian Minister o. War complaining
strongly of this measure. of which he had
not bccn previously notified.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-17
Charge. OF FrauduIsnt Votes.

Havana. NOV ie.-The Cuban constituti-
onai convention which met today IN the
Maru Theater discussed the report of tho
committee on credentials REGARDING the
status Of the delegates from the province
of Havana. Charge were made that
fraudulent votes were cast Ia the elec-
ton OF these delegates.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-17
oAYNoR cAsE ABotr ENDED.
shields VIII Have 90 Review 1000
PnEes Of Evidence.

New York. Nov. iG-Prooeedings in the
Gayuor conspiracy case We're practically
suspended to-day wnon the case came up
before Commissioner Shields and the de-
Tense rested the case. The matter was
adjourned until Monday. when District
Attorney Erwin Of Georgia viii present
further evidence. The record q the case.
consisting Of 4.oOo typcwrltten pages. viii
then be reviewed By Commissioner
qhIaids
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-17
wARRANTs ron LYNoHERs.
six Men implicated In Making Way
with "A negro.

Greensboro. y. c.. Nov. is-Judge
Thomas J. shaw. n the Superior Court
at Rutherfordton. has issued bench war
rants for six men alleged to have been
implicated IN recent lynching The
grand jury had failed 70 return true bills
The crime was committed some weeks
aFo. a negro being iynchsd for killing q
white man IA "a aaxAMh
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-17

London. Nov. 1.-THE Boers, according
10 the Cape Town correspondent Of tas
Daily Mall. have broken the railway in
twenty pieces between Bloemfontein AMI
the Orange river. and hno was cut yes
tsrday betwoon Kimberley and Bsimont.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-17
Tom applied by Father Of The Negro
BTule'S Victim.
NEGRO PLEADED TO BE SHOT
EXECUTED on Spot Where He Com.
mitted Fearful Crime.

Porter Maintained Hts stolid In
dInercnce Until Flames began to
Lick His Face, when lie cried ia
ANGUISH 10 lie ReIensed-Mob " cnt
About Its business Quietly and
scarcely Wenpon Was secn-Ne-
gro HAD Outraged and Murdered
the Young Girl.
Llmon. col. Nov ls-chalnod to a rail-
road rain set firmly in the ground on the
/ exact spot where his crime was commit
| I'd. Preston Porter. Jr.. or as he was IA
/ mnarly known. John Porter. this evening
| aid terrible penalty for his deed
Il was s.2s o'clock when the father Of
.ae murdered girl touched the match 10
,e fuel which had been piled around the
ero ana twenty minutes later last
ryulslve shudder told that his lie was
/ extinct
what agony the doomed negro suffered
ahie the flames shriveled up his flesh
could only be guessed from the terrible
t,n,ortions Of his face and the cries he
save from time to time.
The cxecutioners who numbered about
a .sizens Of Lincoln county. had not the
~. sembiance OF the ordinary mob.
every aci was deiiberate. and dur
ail the preparations as well as
ughout the sunerings OF tho negro.
silv an unnecessary word was spoken
s-mly they stood in a circle about the
4 until the body was entirely consumed.
.ri then quietly they took sheir way
..< to I.lmon. whence they departed for
,r homes ehor,ly Afterwards.
Negro DId not Realize Il.
Preston Porter did not seem TO realize
awful punishment that he was DIS
s.i 70 undergo As he had exhi5ited
a.aerence go the onormity OF his crime.
.-.-. ,t.
T. teFr'o'e 'ohSeq ue''1's' fo' '''0'
"H ""u'' ""'''
.;ion were In progress he stood mute
81 saAen among the SVe''se'S' "''
Fihing was ready ne walked 10 'N'
soae win hFm step pausins as "a
h'aed the circle OF broken boards 10
A..' 30 prayer lie was aho"ed TO take
0'he. ne arose anu p'"ee' ms '''N
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NUNS "'ou' "'s ''s SUI ''''''
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r.. .
ma. r,..,c. -, .,gn,.h
j. Games crept slowly upward on his
the sparks few up in cloud
.... .,,o,, p,-,,- ,,r,od HIS head
'''N' fo'''' 'u''''' ''' "''
'' a sudden c0iVu'S''e 'uss'"s
''a MS he'a as Tar ''0'" '''
Il ''''u names 'S i''''''' '''
a cry OF pain oh my God let
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-17

New York. Nov is.--A big crowd OF
Democrats thronged the rooms o. the
Democratic Club tonight TO say good
bye 20 Richard Croker. He Will leave On
khe Lucanla Tor London to-morrows
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-17
RELATIONS wITn CuBA.
Committee Considered Reports Re~
InttnE 90 the island.

Warrington. Nov. is.-The Senate Com
meeting to-day for the purpose Of con.
slder.ug reports upon the receipts and ex-
pendliures 10 Cuba. The COMMITTEES. after
considering the question for two hours
adjourned 90 meet again a. the call Of
The chairman after Congress has con-
venod. Tine accounts called Tor are still
tnoompiete.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-17

In considering the reduction proposition
from a purely practical standpoint. q S.
well 20 bear In mind that the grandfather
clause which Is the particular. target Of
All those latter-day critics. Is IN force in
just one state in the South; that Is IN
LOUISIANA. The North Carolina consti-
.u,Ionai amendment which Is copied after
the Louisiana constitution. does not go
into effect for two years yet Even these
constitutions which so farther IN Their
language than DO the constitutions or
statutes o; any Of the other Southern
states. carry in their language. shso-
lutely no discrimination on tho ground
Of race. color or previous oondkt0n ef
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-17

The committee of hvo appointed hy Mr.
meeting IN 1ummnny Han to-day John
keiiar. one ~ tho commi tee. invited
every citizen of Sew York fo las befor,
them any evidence that VIII help 20 SUP
press the dives or prove public officials
guilty of conuitance with criminal Vice
Spare no one" was Mr. Crokers order
g. the committed.
chief 0f Police Dcvsry has men out 60
close the dives. He declares ihe town viii
be- closed tight DetorUyea tonight ar
rested nine women on Foriy-second street
between Third ana SIKH avenues. and
locked them up
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-17

Porter Maintained Hts stolid In
dlnercnce UntiI Flames BeEnn TO
Lick His Face, when lie cried in
Anguish 90 lie ReIensed-Mob " cnt
About Its business Quietly and
scarcely n Wenpon Was sccn-Nc-
gro Had Outraged and Murdered
the Young Girl.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-17

President Believes That Even Com
-ervative Citizens In the North
would Dtscountenance Any Move
90 Reduce south's Representation
Because of Franchise Laws - Only
the ENtrcmist- Are Keeping Jp
the Agitation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-19
IMPORTANT NEWS AND FEATURES.

PAGE.
1 Welcome to Charities Delegates.
Britons Rejoice over Mafeking.
shotguns in St. Louis Strike.
Poll Tax Ordinance Declared Invalid.
Death of Mrs. John Terrence, Scientist
Sporting News.
Church Announcements.
Railroad News.
Review of the Week.
Kansas News.
Late Telegraph and Local News.
8 snap Shots.
Council Plans City Water Plant.
Social and Personal.
Today's London Gable Letter.
Wants and CLASSIFIED Ads.
Markets
Wants and Miscellaneous Ads.
8 Enthusiasm in London.
VIM. Sloan, jr., and Father Reconci1ed.
Topeka Street Fair Committee Meets.
George Harrison Answers Ingalls,.
Dun's Review of the Week.
Millionaire Sells Soap.
Boston Boy s Tongue Slit.
Social and Personal News.
10 Campaigning in Africa.
IL Theatrical News.
IL Editorial.
Book Reviews.
13 Timely Hints For Women.
Aunt Trudy's Letter No. 3.
IA Partisan Nodes
Artistic Lamp Shades.
Receipts and Menus.
10 Stories of the Town.
Miscellany.
16 General Federation Clubs Meeting.
Humor and Miscellany.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-19
British Empire Wild With Ex-
citement and Joy
Over the News Received of the
Relief of Mafeking.
BADEN-POWELL HERO.
His Name is on EverybOdy's Lips
Throughout the Nation.
The Siege Was Raised on We'd
nesday, May Is.

Lorenzo Marques, May 19.-Mafeking
vas relieved Wednesday, May 10.
London May 19.-The whole British
empire has been cerried off its feet by
the news of the relief of Mafeking.
Even the demonstrations on Ladysnnitll
day pales before the spontaneous trans
ports of delirium recorded in cable
grams from all parts Of the world where
flies the union jack Over-strained feel
ings have found vent in an expression
of heartfelt enthusiasm. which starting
from the various news centers. spread
like prairie fire through the United
Kingdom and the colonies and convert
ed every community into congregations
of shouting, cheering, singing. half
frantic but for the most part orderly
humanity. The empire is en- fete. and
most of the people in the United King
dom are taking q holiday in honor of
the defenders.
The announcement of the relief of the
beleagured garrison came in the FOL
lowing dispatch:
Pretoria, May 1s.-It was officially
announced today that when the laagers
and forts around Mafeking had been
severely bombarded the siege was
| abandoned, a British force from the
south taking possession of the place.
SALVATION ARMY JOINS IN.
Chicago, May ia special to the
Record from Winnipeg, Man, says:
There was a great demonstration here
last night in celebration of the relief
of Mafeking. At 6 o'clock in the even
ing the city was reused by a general
tunult. a wonderful parade was form
| ed, entirely unorganized, including all
the bands of the city, jubilee foresters,
| juvenile citizens and the Salvation
I Army. No such demonstration was ever
known here in the history of the city.