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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
HEWLETT BROS. co.
DETERMINED TO
Be SENATOR

Washington April 2--Argument IN
the case Of Senator Clark OF Montana
was begun by counsel for the memorial
lists today before the Senate committee
on privileges and elections Arthur A.
BIerney counsel for the memoriallsts,
was the first speaker He began by
laying down the conclusions Of law
upon which the memorialists rest their
case, but said no effort would be made
TO make much Of these because they
considered that their case was too
strong 70 rest it upon any mere tech
nicality. The facts were strong
Birney cOntend6d that Clark had be-
come a candidate as early as August,
1898 and had determined 20 go to the
Senate, regardless OF an considerations
N virtue ana morality While claim
ing the necessity OF Wrestling control
OF State affairs from DAILY, Clark, when
On the witness stand, had been entirely
unable 20 state any case IN which the
power had been exercised In oppo-
stion TO the best interests Of the
State
Birney commented at length on
Clark's testimony. contending that the
senator had put himself In a most un-
enviable position.
Mr. Blrney had not concluded when
the coDmittee, at l o'clock, adjourned
until Thursday.
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GOING TO WORK
SOON AS POSSIBLE
Congressmau-El Elect King viii Go
East In Few Days,
BACKMAN HIS SECRETARY,
Former CITY Recorder WIZ Accom-.
pany the New Consressman In
HIs OmclaI Capacity.

When asked this morning az what
time he expected to leave for Wash.
ingion Judge King said Il am unable
70 say exactly, Before receiving the
nomination was retained az counsel
In couple Of cases which must receive
my attention al once and am also
TO make an argument In an important
mining ease, ! expect that these viii
all De disposed Of In few days, and
then / shall leave for Washington at
the earliest practicable date. Nj Gus
backman win accompany me as my
private secretary. ] am anxious 90 get
70 my duty and shall lose no time ln
making ready for my departure"
Judge King was flooded with cOngrat-
ulations this morning and has reason
from these many kindly expressions 10
feel proud Of the peoples appreciation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
Before Judee Cherry.

In Judge Cherry's court, the case Of
Irvine vs. Lawrence was on before a
jury.
The case Is one arising out 5f an
option given by Lawrence TO irwin IN
which Lawrence contracted 10 deliver
10000 shares Of the star Consolidated
mining stock. and which stock was not
delivered when demanded by the plain
IN Suit rs also brought for the COLI
lection OF the balance due on promis-
sorry note " 81 CO., After proceeding
with the case time the defendant
asked leave 20 amend their answer so
as 20 set up a counter claim This was
granted and the case was continued for
the term.
Judge Powers has change Of the case
for the plaintiff and Judge Howatt for
the defense The case will occupy the
time for several days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
WOULD NOT HAND
QUEEN THE SWORD

Dublin April 3-The premature ar
rival Of her majesty and the wretched
weather We're a disappointment to Dub
lin. as thousands ofpeople had planned
to 60 out TO Kngstown Nevertheless,
as soon as the news spread large num-
bers started for the harbor. while the
duke OF Connaught, commander OF the
forces in Ireland and Earl Cadogan.
lord lieutenant. also hurried there. ana
late In the afternoon boarded The royal
yacht Victoria and Albert, where they
greeted the queen,
James Egan. the Dublin City sword
bearer. who for nine years was impns-
oned for political onenses refused today
% hand the queen the sword. nor would
he take part In tomorow's proceedings.
This declination al the last hour caused
a sensation, and Lord Mayor Talon is
now looking for another sword bearer
In q letter TO the town clerk Mr..
Egan. says
~ VIII Yield nothinr o. rrr rf.'.u. r
IN respect for the individuality Of the
aged lazy but / cannot JON u tns 4.D
va NNhliN 'NuiAft. lDMhIu lilr NttN Ni
state which has tried me upon
charges that were false and sent me TO
suffer for nine years In English dun
geons-the state that still hall-marks
me with the degradation Of a ucket-of-
leaye-man.'
Mr.. Egan adds that he Is prepared to
accept the consequences and hand in
his resignation.
The activity OF the daring thieves who
have poured into Dublin was evidenced
during the night when $4,000 worth Of
jewelry was coOlly distracted from
Grafton street jeweler.
The decorations are suffering sadly
from the rain but this does not stop
the work Of decoration. as sun more
bunting Is being displayed and every In.
coming train is crowded with excur-
slonlsts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

Hon. d. n. Peery. ST., OF ogden. was
IN the capital on business today. He
Is looking and feeling quite well. Mr.
Peery returned home this afternoon.
Hon. David Eccles OF the ogden
Sugar Factory was IN salt Lake today.
coming down from the Junction city TO
attend a meeting Of the directorate Of
the Deseret National Bank 20 which
he belongs Mr. ECcles has been lll
for some time past but shows marked
Improvement Ia bis physical condition.
+. W. Bramwell Of Parker Idaho.
has come down 10 salt Lake 20 attend
90 some matters OF business and TO
Doe present az the coming conference.
The Utah Credit Mems association
win Fave a meeting and banquet at
the Knutstord this evening
A deed was nled today IN the office
~ the county recorder. which transfers
a part OF lot g plat 3. Salt Lake city,
from James McGndn and Isabella Nc
Cutie 90 Alice MCGuihe Castles Of
Lincoln county Nevada. the c0nsliera-
ton being 5000
A marriage license was granted 10
David T. sohe. aged a. ana Annie NJ
Anderson, aged % both Of SAT- Lake
county.
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WITH THE JUSTICES.

That Justice Pardee's Office lie not a
stream Of human gore. Is due to the in
reference Of Constable Golding, James
Birrel was having his hearing on the
charge OF malicious destruction OF prop
erty yesterday afternoon.
The case was being prosecuted by At
torney Gunter. and the defense was
held up by Attorney H. w Senior.
while his brother. Fred Senior, was the
chief witness for the defense. and al
the conclusion of his testimony Mr.
Gunter asked him II be and his brother
did not constitute the law Hrm known
as Senior Brothers Senior misunder-
standing the question. took Il 10 be a
direct insult and hurled one back. and
Gunter it Is said, picked NJ q paper
weight by way OF preparing for the
fray, when Constable Goldng threw
himself IN the breach. and peace was
restored. Explanations were made ap-
poloeies were offered. and Birrell was
discharged
David jenkins was brought before
Judge Morris SOmmer today 10 answer
TO charge Of obtaining property under
false pretenses. The complaint states
that Jenkins mortgaged a cart worth
SOS and harness worth SIS 20 the Con-
soiidated Implement company and then
made away with the property His
hearing comes up next Friday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
Wasting

Are you nervous, restless,
pale and easily tired1 Per-
haps the scales can tell you
why. If your weight is
below your average, that
explains it.
SCOTS Emulsion is a fat
producing food. You soon
begin to gain and you keep
on gaining long after you
stop taking it. For all
wasting diseases, in both
young and old, it is the one
standard remedy.
Soe ard ti.oo, I'll druggists.
SCOTT a BOVINE, Chemists, New Yofk.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
nnn-nnn1NNn.o.nnn.nnr.oNNNn

It was. OF course, out Of the question
with the streets Alled with excited poll
tlclans haunting the political headquar-
tiers and newspaper Offices. for Mr. West
10 expect an old time turnout in salt
Lake CITY That Is probably reserved
fer tonight; but he had "a very hand
some audience, all things considered,
60 greet hts big minstrel company at
the Theater last evening Tie gave the
audience the fun worth Of its money
His show is even rolger than lastyear
and 10 contained some features which
have never been distanccd In any
minstrel show appearing here. The
whole ilrsl part o. In the shape OF a
gorgeous minstrel spectacle, the stage
being beautifully fitted up. and there
were some notable hits made of must.
cal character, the special ones being
the bass solo uf Mr. Rodgers toe da e.
ing and singing of Mr. Carroll Johnson
and the beautiful number by Richard
Jose, called the "Blue and the Gray"
a descriptive war song IN which the Or
chesira plays an ingenious combination
of patriotic melodies IN accompaniment
% the song All three OF these artists
had a great reception. Probably the
biggest hit Of the night was made by
the three musicians. waterbury Bros
and Tenney The two frst are admir-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03

Gus Mayer and Theodore Mos, An
appeared In court EXCEPT Mr. 1t. aA
was reported ill ".'
Assistant District Attorney Ner,t,..
ehdeaVored TO secure an aiburnr'- p.
ior two weeks IN order 10 get a s1...
Jury panel Justice Frusman. howsg
denied the motion saying that ne u-.
SATISFIED a fair jury could be gbis,r.a
from the general panel ''.4
The examination Of talesmen then
gan. charles lleckcr n clerk. ana n,
NJ Kaufman secretary OF "a marpf,.
TURNS company We're accepted OF tbr,.
examined today '"''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
Revise the War Revenue.

Washington, April 8,--At the cabinet
meeting today the subject Of a reduc.
lion On the revenues by Congress was
discussed.
Il Is understood the administration
Is IN favor OF revision Of the war
revenue act, so as 20 cut down the re-
ceipts, but IN view Of the fact that
90 make any move In that direction
probably would prolong the present ses-
sion OF Congress for many weeks. II
not months. 10 Il thought by representa-
tive Republicans that nothing on this
lire would be advisable at this ses-
sion
The resignation Of Assistant Secre-
iary Of the Interior Webster Davis was
discussed, and Il IS understood othe
President viii accept the same through
the secretary Of the interior.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
COURT NOTES.

The case Of w. s. Mccormick VS. Nj.
chnel Shaughnessy which began IN
Judge Hi.cs' court yesterday. is stln
occupying the attention of the court.
A petition FOR letters OF admlnlstra,
ton was hlei today iu the probate court
by Emma Player on The estate OF hei
deceased husband Heber T. Player OF
Lincoln county Nevada The estate
consists entirely OF an insurance poll
Cy of $1,000.
An application Tor an injunction was
Med today by n. NJ. Young
against the Consolidated Implement
company to restrain the defendant
from tearing down a building on State
street, which the plaintiff sets forth In
her complaint that she is the sole owner
OF the property The suit is one 20
quiet title % the property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03

able performers on a variety Of lnstru-
mUnts and Tenney is evidently one Of
the cuming negro comedians, u he has
not already arrived. Their music was
as charming as their fun was side-splt-
ting The three Maryelles acts We're
simply stunning The drill, which con-
cluded the entertainment. was very
bright although the comedy efforts
might have been improved.
Election night also demorallzed the
attendance az the Grand. and Olvette.
which in the comedy respects rs the
best thing which the company has yet
done went before only a light house.
Mr.. Pelch seemed 20 rouse himself from
the lethargy in which he has Abored q
great deal OF the time on the present
visit, which. perhaps may be- due Go o
lack OF proper opportunity, and the
FUN he created IN his part was endless
and unbounded lie alone was worth
the price OF admission. Miss Emmett
was a close companion 20 him In the
favor OF the audience and she too
must be credited with good work Miss
Mortimer was suffering from a cold and
the others OF the company were about
up 10 the usual standard Tonight the
opera win be 'Mikado." Of which a
brilliant electrical rendition Is prom
lsed.
"The Devils Auction" will be the bill
az the Theater tomorrow night; BE
cause She Loved Him So opens on
Thursday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
CENTRAL PACIFIC MEETING,

The Central Pacific railroad company
held another stockholders meeting to-
day and elected a board Of nine direc-
tors as follows. Issac l.. Bequa sid
ney NJ Smith. Irvine NJ scott r. ID.
Fry. John j. Merrill San Francisco;
Charles II Tweed. New York. Thomas
Marshall J.. r. Royle, d. y, Hampstead,
salt Lake City. The board will hold a
meeting hereafter In San Francisco for
the purpose OF organizing and electing
a president. secretary and treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
OLGA NETHERSOLE'S TRIAL
t Began Today in The Criminal Branch Of
the New York Court,
Actress IA Accused Of Maintaining a
Nuisance, ana offending Pobie
Deoeney in her Play ofsapbo,

New York. April s---olga Nethersols
and others, Jointly accused in a
blanket indictment Of maintaining a
nuisance and offending public decency
In the production Of a dramatization OF
Daudets "sapho," were put on trial
today In the criminal branch OF the
supreme court, where Justice Frusman
presided. Those indicted with Miss
Nethersole are Hamilton Reyelo, Mar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
sIDDowAY RECEPTION.

A very nice reception was rendered
Elder Robert H. Siddoway last even
ing al the residence Of the Sunday school
superintendent Seymour b, Young, Jr,
The officers, teachers and few friends
were invited and spent the evening very
pleasantly IN singing, Rotations,
games. etc Quite a number Of the
teachers made remarks appropriate 10
the occasion. Refreshments were served
By Mrs. Young during the evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03

And other Tales, including Making
Revolution, susquehanna Trail Soup
ture Of the ELS once a Pllar o! lhe
World, Feathers Of Fashion and oihsf'
A delightful volume, beautifully ills'
trated. Ready for distribution aool'
May 1. Send 10 cents to T. W. Ds
General Passenger Agent LackaWanns
Railroad 2s Exchange Place, New foik
City. Edition Limited.
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fnnnnnnnnnIlnI1nnnnnnnnnIu

=
J. J. Phillips, a runner for the White
House, who insisted however. that be
was not runner but Solicitor" was
tried for vieating an ordinance which
provides that hotel runners shall stand
within a certain limit while soliciting
patronage. Mr.. Phillips acted as at
tOrney tor himself and made a Hercu-
lean effort to show the court that II ne
was guilty OF a breach Of the ordinance
the prosecuting witness. r. Davidson. a
hackdriver. was also guilty Of the
same ofiense a multitude OF expert
witnesses were called upon to give
their testimony. but the only thing es-
tablished was that all We're "over the
line or inside Of the restricted dis
trlct he case may have been contln-
ued indefinitely had not the court
grown weary.
"Thls matter Is a tempest In tea
POT" remarked Judge Tlmmony. The
court should not regulate hacks, wag-
oncttes on buses The railroads ought
90 regulate the matter and not leave
q for the court They were all over the
line and the question seemed TO be who
Noul set the sucker. The defendant is
discharged
Tom Rodgers then stood up and re-
cciyed a fine Of s. FOR drunkenness.
Henry Ward a youth nineteen years
OF age. whose vocabulary indicates that
he has mingled considerably with the
worlds tougher element was convicted
OF vagraaoy and given 30 days Ward
was arrested on complaint Of e. S.
Kinney. who stated that the defendant
came TO his Office last Friday and asked
for money and work Mr.. Kinney Of
fered 20 send him on a farm. ana u was
agreed that he would work for his
board until something better would
turn up. MI Kinney gave Ward 81
and he was 10 take the car next day
and 60 90 Murray and thence to the
farm But he didn't go. Instead he
laid around town and spent the money.
Ward told the court he would leave
town u the court would give him M
teen minutes.
Il guess we had better keep YOU for
awhile. something may develop" said
the court as he passed sentence OF 30
days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
DRsERET NATIONAL.

A regular monthly meeting OF the
board of directors OF the Deseret Ma
tional bank was held today. Routine
business only was attended 10, with
the following directors present J.. g.
Hills. Moses Thatcher. William w.
Ritter, George Romney James sharp.
John n, Barnes. John r. Winder, John
G. Cutler. d. n Peery, ~ r. Eldredge,
David Eccles and A. W. Carlson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
Refore Judee NorrelL.

The case OF Samuel Mathews and y.
Livingston was on before Judge Nor
rell and a jury. The two are charged
with burglanzIng O granary IN East
NM Creek on the night OF Feb. 23rd
The defendant Livingston was dis
charged by request OF the Prosecution
and Will be used as witness for the
stnte.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
After Canned Horscnesh.

Washington, April 3-Representatlvs
Gilbert OF Kentucky today Introduces ,
resolution reciung.
That the secretary OF agriculture Ia
requested 10 report 10 the HOMES
whether horse flesh Is being canned
cured or otherwise preparSd Tor human
FOOD In this country and n so al wbst
places and TO what extent"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
q Opportunity is tho Cream Of Tine

Now Is your opportunity, There lsno
time when the system Is so much u
need OF a good medicine Ike Hoods
SBrsaparila, and no time when L ]
so susceptible 10 the benefits TO be De-
rived from such a medicine By purify.
ing. enriching and vitalizing the BLOT
and toning up the system Hoods saI'
saparilla starts you night for a whole
year OF health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
APPROPRIATE PRESENT.

At the Second Ward Sunday school
last Sunday the school was presented
with a group Of photographs. encased
In fine gilt frame, OF the Bishopric,
the superintendency and officers and
teachers Of the second ward Sunday
school Bishop II 9. lverson, IN behalf
OF the officers and teachers, made the
presentatiou
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
OFFICER KILLS A CAT.

A large Thomas cat and a bicycle
scorcher came together quite suddenly
some time during this forenoon with
the result that kitty was severely In
jured In the spine. officer Johnston put
the feline out Of Ia misery by a yigor-
Gus application OF his club.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
Look Out For It.

Many people are looking out for an
opportunity 10 save dollar Many
times they neglect the opportunity TO
save even when they can get a higher
quality article at saving price. Our
Three Grown Baking Powder offers
the greatest amount of value for a
given price You cannot fail 10 get
full value for every purchase you make,
II Is better in quality. cheaper IN price,
and while It saves e also insures you
more wholesome food
ASK your Grocer for Three Crown
Baking Powder. EXtracts and Spices,
and refuse all substitutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
PATENTS FOR SALT LAKERS
Martin Fssler and C. v Lively Gel One
Apiece,
idaho man Takes Another - Change
,of Postmasters at Nora,
idaho.
ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS"

Washington. d, c., April Srd.-The
following patents have been granted:
To Martin Fesler. Of salt Lake, for
bicycle brake.
To Chas. v Lively, Of Salt Lake, for
bed Stat
To Josiah T.. Symonds. Of Boise. Ida
no. for water motor and water wheel
John A. Anderson has been appointed
postmaster at Nora Latah county,
Idaho. vice +. G. johnson. resigned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
PUERTO RICAN BILL PASSES
Measure Goes Though the Senate This
Afternoon.
All Amendments Rejected and Bill
with Tariff Clause Adopted,
40 10 81.

Washington, April 3.--Votlug began
on the Puerto Rlcan bill shortly after
4 o'clock. After a number Of commit
tee amendments were agreed to. with
out division, Mr. Davis Of Minnesota.
oeffred his amendment making Puerto
Rico an internal revenue district and
granting free trade
The vote on this amendment was
taken by yeas and nays,
The Davis Amendment was lost. 80
10 40.
Washington April 3-The Puerto
Rican bill passed the Senate 40 70 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
SIX MONTHS FOR BARKER.
Colored Man Convicted Of Assaulting
Tllly Williams.

Ebb Barker. a colored man, was tried
late this afternoon before Justice Tim
Williams, a white woman OF shady
character, with a razor. The evidence.
however. showed that he was guilty Of
battery, and Barker was given six
mOuths I'm the county iail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
AN EARL CAPTURED.

A dispatch from Maseru. Basutoland
dated Monday. April End. says the Earl
Of Rossyn. who Is acting as war cor
respondent FOR the Daily Mail In South
Africa. and who left here April lst, on
his way 20 Thabantchu has probably
fallen into the hands " the Beers
Messages from Sprlngfontein suggest
the fact that the press messages are
keenly censored, indicating an early adj
vance northward, although there Is a
question whether the loss OF guns and
convoy viii not delay the commander.
in-chlefs movements.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
Indiana Coal Mines Closed

Linton. Ind. April 3-An the coal
mines here have been closed and 100
miners are idle Failure Of the opera.
tors and miners 20 reach an agreement
on the weekly pay and powder questions
caused the tie up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-03
MORTGAGE CANCELLED.

A mortgage made by Geo. NJ Scott
10 r. G. Chambers was released today
by the latter The amount OF the
mortgage was $S,6s14s.
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BORN

To the wife Of Alfred A Garlck o,
22nd ward, April lst 1900 O daughter
Another great-grandaughter Of Apostle
Orson Pratt Mother and child doing
well.