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Afternoon Session.

The afternoon session was opened by
the choir and congregation singing the
hymn, Now let us rejoice In the day Of
salvation"
Elder Henry w. Brown offered the
opening prayer.
Continued by singing, "our God we
raise to thee"
The major part OF the time was con-
sumed In the reading Of the financial
and statistical report Of the various
ecclesiastical organizations Of the
Stake.
The choir sang, Earth with her ten
thousand flowers"
Elder John Henry Smith occupied the
remainder OF the time. His remarks
consisted OF good, wholesome advice to
parents IN regard to their duty with
their children. Parents should spend as
much time home as possible, and make
that spot the choicest one on earth.
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Construction Of a Short Road to
Los Angeles is Assured.
II WILL SOON BE REALIZED
Utah & Pacific and Arizona a. Utah 10
be ConDeeted-Prosps ets bright
for This state.

The dream Of d. C. Dodge Of the Rio
Grande Western that his road was
eventually TO form part OF new trans
continental system is beginning to as
sumo shape
A meeting Of railroad men interested
In the short line proposition, among
whom We're representatives of the Rio
Grande Western has been held In Los
Angeles, which considered the compile
ton Of the Arizona q Utah railroad TO
a connection with the Utah q Pacific,
which at present runs from Milford,
Utah, 220 miles southeast OF Salt Lake
CITY, distance Of ninety miles TO the
Utah line, where new terminus known
as Uvada has been established. The
two lines will De connected, according
TO plans. by bridge across the Colo
RADIO river. The contemplated extension
follows the Rio Virgen valley by an
easy grade to the north bank Of the
Colorado.
The plan, II carried out, will give Salt
Lake City and Los Angeles a short and
direct line Of road. only 2SO miles OF
construction remain to be done. over
two-thlrds Of the distance is already
under rail-.
Back OF the scheme Is the Union Pa
cifc, or Vanderbilt interests. The I'm.
Ion Pacific terminus at Ogden, although
with the oregon Short Line and the
oregon Railway and Navigation COM
pany, which roads II controls. II goes 10
the Pacific coast by a northwestern
route. At Ogden II turns over its
through business TO California 10 the
Southern Pacific, which, until the en-
trance OF the Santa re into San Fran
cisco, had a monopoly on coast traffic.
NOW, that the more direct and shorter
line 20 southern California Is offered
the Union Pacific will be most directly
benefited and railroad men in this city
claim that II VIII have the same effect
on salt Lake as the construction OF the
Denver City and Fort Worth had on
Denver OF inestlmable value. they say.
VIII be direct and independent line TO
the coast. To Colorado roads the com.
pletion OF a new through line means
more traffic and new agreements OF a
beneficial nature, not only 20 the rail.
road companies, but TO the State.
With the advent Of the Burlington In
TO Salt Lake as well as the North
western. and the building OF the Union
depot this summer promises TO be a
lively one for Utah from a railroad
point OF view.
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LAWMAKERS LAwBREAKERs.
Inquiry Why Senate Employees Have
Not Been Reported.

Washington, March lO.--Mr. Allen
(Neb) introduced a resolution directing
the committee on rules TO report 10 the
Senate why the secretary Of the Senate
had not for several years reported at
the beginning OF each session the num-
Der OF clerks, messengers and other EN-
ployes together with their salaries. in
accordance with provision Of the stat.
utes.
Mr. Allen said that the statement had
not been made for several years.
An agreement reached n number OF
years ago by senator's had been violat-
ed and the Senate force had been rap
IDLY increased until now Il numbered
about 800 persons drawing aggregate
salaries Of $4,000.
The resolution was passed.
A resolution reported from the com.
mittee on contingent expenses authoriz.
ing the committee on relations with
Cuba TO have subcommittee visit Gu.
ba was objected 70 by Mr.. Cockrell
MOI He had noticed, he said, several
propositions 10 send committees and
subcommittee Of Congress on expedi.
tons TO various places, and he now
wanted 10 enter his protest against
these junkets
The resolution went over.
Mr.. Thurston (Neb.) had passed a res
0lutlon calling upon the secretary Of
The interior 10 inform the Senate
whether any leases OF lands In the
Wind River Indian reservation IN Wy
omlng had been made.
Mr. Hale (Me.) then called up the
diplomatic and consular appropriation
bill. The measure carries ti.7s5,7ss.
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HAS NO COMPETITOR.


A prominent physician was recently
asked why II was there are so many
| blood purifiers nerve tonIcs' and
medicines for every III except one OF the
most common and annoying diseases,
viz. piles.
He replied, there are two principal
reasons: First, physicians and people
In general have thought fer years that
the only permanent cure for piles was a
surgical operation, and that medicinal
preparations were simply pollatives and
not cure Tor the trouble.
Another reason Is that piles, unlike
many other diseases, Is In no sense an
imaginary trouble. A sufferer from piles
IL very much aware Of the fact and for
this reason the few pile salves and ONT
ments. etc. have been short lived be-
cause the patient very soon discovered
their worthlessness.
He continues; However, there Ia a
new pile remedy which. Judging from
It's popularity and extent OF It's sale,
VIII soon take the place OF all other
treatment for piles. II has certainly
made thousands OF cures In this obstln-
ate disease and It's merit repeatedly
tested. has made II famous among ply.
slclans and wherever introduced. The
remedy is sold by druggists everywhere
under name Of Pyramid Pile Cure.
1t Is In convenient, suppository form,
composed Of harmless astrlngents and
healing oils. gives immediate relief In
all forms OF piles and a radical cure
without resort to the knife and without
pain or interference with daily oceu-
patton.
One strong recommendation for the
remedy Is that II contains no cocaine
nor opium and Is absolutely safe to use
at any time
one OF the suppOsitories Is applied at
night, Is absorbed and the cure Is
natural and painless
II permanently cures itching. bleeding
or protruding piles and is the only re-
NEEDY except dangerous surgical oper-
alton that win do So
All druggists sell complete treat
ment OF the suppositorles for 80 cents
and the Pyramid Drug Co. OF Marshall.
Mich, VIII mail free 10 any address a
little book on cause and cure OF piles
which may be OF assistance in chronic
cases.
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JUDGE TINiMONY'S COURT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Chris Emerson contributed IS 10 the
city for being hopelessly intoxicated
yesterday.
It was shown by Detective Sheets
that j. T. Dusseldorf and James Smith
were Migrants OF the worst type, and
they were sent up for 30 days
William Walsh will tarry with Jailer
Kimball for 30 days for vagraney.
Il came up from Murray and got too
much; haven't been here since Janu-
ary." was the story Of II. L. sandgreen.
II didn't go, though, and the Judge said
50.
John Welsh went to Commercial
street Joint last night and smashed in
the door. He paid for 1t today to the
tune Of SIS.
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COmpany's Answer.

Shortly after noon today the manage.
ment Of the st. Louis Transit company
OF st, Louis, gave its answer 10 the
demands Of It's employees presented last
Wednesday by the executive COMMITTEES
OF the local branch Of the Information
al AmalgAmated Association OF Street
Railway Employees. Practically every
demand was refused.
The company's answer declares that
lO-hour day Is already In effect and
II Is the policy Of the company TO have
this days work completed within twelve
consecutive hours. that 1t cannot pay
70 cents per hour demanded Tor train.
men, but WILL as soon as possible equal
lie their wages and give them ali the
rate OF 20 cents an hour; that the work
done by firemen greasers, motor in
spectors, car washers and shedmen IL
such that Il In properly made by the
day or month and cannot be paid other
wise.
The demand that extra men be paid
while under call and not al work was
refused. In reply TO the demand ask
ing recognition OF It's committee the
management said:
fH' ''hfohs NallVt ltt
obligations 10 the public to manage the
property but IN any and all matters
affecting the interest Of any empIoye
or employees We shall always be glad TO
meet and confer with those concerned"
The decision OF the street car COM
pany soon became known all over the
lines controlled by the transit company
and In a short time reports were re-
celyed that the men were turning In
their cars. insuguratlny the strike APP
parently without further orders from
the executive committee. One report
said that q car had been dltched at
Ninth and Pine streets. The committee
after leaving the office OF General Man
ager Coleman could not be found, and
Il was impossible TO learn what it's de-
cision In regard 70 the company's an
swor would be.
All the street car systems In 81. Louis
except that Of the Suburban are con-
troled BIZ the ST. Louis Transit CON-
pany. The Suburban system Is not az
fected by the present troubles.
There are thirteen systems involved.
employing 1884 motormen, gripmen and
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HATTIE GRlMrs SUIT.

Judge Davis yesterday heard the d.
yorce suit Of Hattie Grimm against
Jas Grimm. They were married in
1899, She charges that from the time
OF the marriage he did not provide for
her so that she had 10 work for her
own living. He Is cook at the asylum
n Insane at Columbus. Ohio. A decree
was granted.
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conductors IN addition to 2sa
~ men, etc. who may become 'I Ioy.,
II me strike becomes genera, "i 20
s s,s operate over 40 miles a. ~
ana cover every section Of tbs u ~. vac
,oa ne : ~, srleyance committee annoss..
soon AFTER the answer had been , 49,
thai the decision Of the men NM NH I, Z
made public at four o'clock M. VA ,., l.
noon. '"s alit'.
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EARLY MORNING BURGLARY
The Residence Of A. n, GOOdby Visited Yes
tefday Morning.
Thief Climbed the Porch. Entered n
Room and Got ss-Rrightened
BY the Baby.

A. II. Gcodby's residence. No. IS
west First North street, was visited
by a burglar about 4 o'clock yester-
day morning, The fellow made entrance
by climbing up the porch and into a
window. He entered the room OF a SER
want girl and stole silk waist, and a
purse containing IS.
While the thief was proving around
the room, a baby awoke and began to
cry. The fellow became frightened and
ran down stairs, making his escape out
Of the front door
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FIGHTING BETWEEN
BRITISH AND BOEU.
Gen, Butler Attempting to Cross
Through zuIuIand at HeIpmakaat
TROUBLE IN CAPE COLONY.
No serious That gen. Kitchener Has
10 Return 30 Organize Against
Ii-kruger at Pretoria.

Pretoria, March ., Friday.-The pres
ident has returned from Bloemfonieln
Gen. Joubert is expected here shortly
Fighting commenced In the direction
OF Halpmaakar this morning
CAPE COLONY DUTCH REBEL.
carnarvon, Cape Colony, March TO-
Cen Kitchener has arrived at Victoria
West to organize various columns for
the purpose Of suppresslng the rebellion
which is spreading In this district.
Minor lighting has occurred In several
directions
GEN. BULLER ADVANCING.
London, March 10-The only lmpor.
tant change In the general situation in
South Africa indicated by the news re-
ceived up to noon today Is that Gen.
Butler Is again on the move. The news
comes In a dispatch from the Boer
camp at Bggarsberg. dated Thursday.
March 5, saying:
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WEEKLY REPORT.

The report OF the board for the week
ending today shows as follows. Births
~ males IS, females 8; deaths 10. males
3. females 81 bodies brought from out
side places for interment here, 4: con-
tagious disease flags outstanding, IA:
covering 10 cases OF scarlet fever and
4 cases Of smallpox. No infectious dis
eases were reported.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

Robert MacAlpine, 81. and Jane Eng
llsh, 42, were today granted license to
marry.
An Information was sworn TO In the
district court today charging John II.
Walters, residing at No. 946 west First
North street. this city with being Of
unsound mind. He will be given hear
Ing at II am. Monday.
The Rev, Joel A. Smith has returned
from southern California, and will
preach al the Illn NJ. e. church to-
morrow at the usual hours.
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HEWLETT BROS. co.

or any OF his agents. The Lord Is al
ways true and faithful to those who
love him and keep his commandments.
The meeting was concluded by the
choir singing Hall TO the Brightness
Of lions Glad Morning"
The benedlctlOn was pronounced by
Patriarch Raleigh.
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What You Get.

When you take home with you
a can OF Three Crown Baking
Powder you have no fear but that
the article will prove perfectly
satisfactory. II Is worth more
than the price we ask for II but II is a
pleasure to give II you at this price for
we know II VIII be satisfactory and we
are sure you viii speak OF Its qualities
to your friends. Every can Is It's own
recommendation II Is used by the best
bakers ana brings the results which
please every time.
Three Crown Baking Powder IL sold
by all grocers at following prices: OF.
can, Toe; OF. can, i5c; u or can, 2oc;
l6 OF. can, Csc
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SHOOTING AT CHICAGO.
strike There Reached a Dangerous
Point Today.

Chicago, March l0.--Renewed dlsor-
der which at one time threatened to
develop into n riot attended the at
tenpts today Of the contractors 10
place non-unon men at work al the
new Ogdensburg dock. Seyeniy-five
non-unlon men, guarded by Ave special
policemen, marched 10 the docks and
went TO work amid the jeerlng and
hooting Of crowd o. about 300 union
wotsmen, who were. howeVer Kept al
a distance By q strong force Of police
When the special officers lett the scene
they were followed By n large crowd
and AZ Erie and Wells street the crowd
closed IN on the officers. hurting ice
and snow at them. Tor a moment
serious trouble was Threatened. The
officers fred n few shots IN the air
Which scattered the crowd In a hurry
At one o. two other points non-union
men Mere pelted with snow balls but
the police prevented actual conflict.
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THE CITY'S HEALTH.
Report Of the Local Board for Febru.
airy and the Past Week.

The health report for the month Of
February places the number Of deaths
at 10, as against 50, for the correspond
ms month in 1899. OF this number Is
were males and females 30. tn, num-
Der OF births were GO, OF which % were
males and 81 females and one sex not
given. The number OF contagious
diseases reported for the month were
as follows Smallpox, s; whooping
cough, 4; scarlet fever, Is: diphtherla,
2; typhoid fever. 1.
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ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws.ol

IsPECIAL TO THE "NEWS."
Washington, ID. c., March iO.-wy-
oming postmasters appointed:
Greub. Johnston county, NJ. A. Hyer,
vice Minnie Greub, resigned.
Oasis, Albany county. A. T. Whitman,
vice A. G. Haley. removed.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

IHAyE A FEW SPECIAL BABGAlNs
for this week. Groom adobe house sH'
5xl0 lot on 9TH East, bafn, etc. ilso =, ,s,a
A nice jof near IN East, sHxi0. fenced Nv
Groom house and large lot blocks i'O~
Temple 800 In %,
Rustic s-story. nearly new and SSlp ioa
lot. $50
Several houses ON the lnstallment plan.
Ruildlng lots In all parts OF the city el ws,
Calm see me. G. II. Knowlden' q ""'
second south III.
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The regular meeting Of the Fifth quo
rum Of Elders win be held in the Fiji
tenth ward meeting house on Monday.
March 18th, at 1880 y. m. Members will
please take notice. SAINT Russell, sec
rotary.
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Prof Mills Of the Latter-day Saints
College viii deliver a lecture on Mon
day evening at 1880 before the Third
quorum Of Elders in the Eighth ward
meeting house.
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The Fourth quorum Of Seventy will
hold their regular monthly meeting In
the Twenty-frst ward meeting house,
on Monday evening next, at 1890 o'clock.
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Dclaeoa Raw Award Mnde.

Berne, Switzerland. March l0.-The
pund announces that the arbitrator
tribunal has pronounced Judgment In
the Delagoa Bay arbitration. but on the
principal points only.
The question OF the Indemnity 10 be
paid by Portugal remains and that will
shortly be decided.
The judgment win then be communi-
Gated TO the parties concerned.
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FOR SALE.

FURNITURE COMPLETE AND IN tiNsi
condition. OF six room house, consNtit
range. rugs parlor furnlshngS bed t,oa 49,
exc. ai Palm Ave. 0ske east Ith 20 o"''
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The Thirteenth quorum OF Seventy
VIII meet In the Twentieth ward vestry
on Monday evening next, at half past
seven O'Clock.
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WAS THERE by CHANCE.
Story OF a Miner at the wardner
outrages.

Washington, March lO,-The cross-ex-
animation OF Fred a. Martin. a miner.
was continued AT the Occur dAlsne
investigation before the House COM
mittee on military affairs today. He
was closely questioned by Representa-
tives Mondcll and Dick as to his pres
ence on the train which carried the
rietous party 20 Wardner.
He maintained that he was there by
chance and had no knowledge OF or part
In the attack on the MILL He saw some
armed and masked men, but the seri-
BUSINESS OF the situation did not appear
TO him until after the mill was blown
up. At one time, he said. an unknown
man pinned ribbon on his coat, but
there was no explanation OF its mean
ing. From a distance he saw the ex-
ploslons and afterward saw one OF the
men, shayne, lying shot on the road.
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Notices FOR publication IN this column on
saturdays should BE- handed Ia not later than
noon OF that day.
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stops the Cough
and works OF the Cold.
POSTMASTERS FOR WYOMING.

Laxative Bromo-Qulnlne Tablets cure cold
In one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price 2jc
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Westminster Presbyterian church. 100
s. Fourth West street (between First
and Second South. pastor. Rev. Geo,
Bailey, LIB. Services at II am, sub.
ject OF sermon. "The Measure OF The
Man" This will be in the interest OF the
\. NJ. c. A. work. and the offertory
taken will be for the furtherance OF
that object. Evening sermon. 1890; sub.
ject,. the Greatest Name IN History"
Sunday school at 1915 noon. North.
west Sunday school 600 w. North TEN.
pie st) at 1880 p, m. Intermediate
and Junior societies az $3.50 pm; Y. p.
s. c. E. at e.l5 pm. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening az 7;i5; subject.
kept FOR the Masters Use" Refer
enee, John, chap. II. v. 1g-l7. An cor
daily invited to these services. A.
morning service. special music. Mr.. Me
Cookie will sing a bass solo and Mrs
Bailey a soprano solo.
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DIED.

HODGSON--In Sugar House, Salt Lake
county March ,, 1900. OF pneumonia,
Mabel, daughter Of Moroni and Clara
Skidmore Hodgson. aged years, II
months and two days.
Funeral from Sugar House ward
meeting house on Sunday at 1880 a. m.
Friends invited.
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MOSES.-At Mlnnaan

MosES.-At Minneapolis, Wisconsin
MS G: Il. Moses. mother OF Mrs. j.
;. Holding, Of AS west Third South
street, Salt Lake City. Deceased
was born In Corey, Penn, Dec. 8,
ls% Died q faithful LAtter-day
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LaTrRR.DAY SAINTS.

Salt Lake stake Conference will be
held tomorrow, at 10 am. and pm.
Sunday schools In the various wards at
10 a. ri and meetings In the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows:
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81. Andrews mission (Haiker's halD,
Murray Rev. James II. Cox, vicar; 1890
?. m, Sunday school, 1880 D. m, even
Ing prayer and sermon.
81. Paul's church, corner Main and
Fourth South streets; Rev Ellis Bishop
rector; Rev. w. Daunt Scott. curate.
March 18th, second Sunday in Lent: s
a. m. holy communion: Gas. Sunday
school; II a. m, morning prayer and
sermoni I p. m, confirmation class: GAS
D. M, Bible class, 7:So .. m, evening
prayer and sermon.
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OTHER CHURCHES.

st. Pauls associate mission, Rev. Ell
lis Bishop rector; Rev. w. Daunt Scott,
Rev. James II. Cox. associates, March
nth, second Sunday In Lent.
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FuLT0N.-In Salt Lake City, Thurs
day, March sth. aged IS years. OF
tumor Mary h., wife OF John Fulton.
Funeral will be held Monday from the
Eleventh ward meeting house, at pm.
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St Johns chapel, Perkins addition;
Mr. Frank +. Kraft, lay reader; 8 pm.
Sunday school, y, m, evening prayer
and sermon.
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Thirty seven Dead necovercd.

Charleston. w. Va, March lO.-six
more bodies were recovered from Red
Ash mine today. The total number OF
dead SO far is 81. All the bodies recoy.
cred today were burned beyond recog-
milton, II Is thought others are still in
the mine.