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Arizona republican., 1900-08-28
THE WIREWORKING
Dispatches From Pekin
 After Several Days
AN UNDATED MESSAGE

Which Is Believed to Be the Most Re. cent Word From the Chinese Cap ital-The Possibilities of Opening Early Peace Negotiations The German Contingent In the North Capital Receiving Accessions.
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RELIEF FORCE REPORTED
s. MILES ON ITS Way
Chdffte, However, Says it Had Not Started july 81
Reverse for Japanese RecOnnOiterers.
Chinese Continue Assurances of Safety of Legations But
Kill Prominent Foreign Sympathizers.

Aug
dated August the advancing the
yesterday have reached Tsin Moth
other point the Standard
to that fears advance apart preliminary
measures
In dispatches dated July
between the Japanese miles beyond the
u arsenal in which the japanese
Tsn of july de-
that the Americans and move forward
without
The forward movement began Sunday, message
that date the advance occupying the right
the japanese pushed opposition expc
the marchby Tuesday, 81.
puosed to follow using carry food ammunition
artillery.
Washington Aug at dispatch received by
department Chaee commanding the
troops in China
general forward action
wing
This probably following abegram from
today
% Aug Bureau Navigation reports
japanese scouting toward Pei Tang twenty-five
I'd oophol houses RENTEyn
Shanghai Aug 2Iu KunY
teegraDh
officially
hostages and that allies
Trustworthy information that Chinese
from the and may
alta
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CONGER MESSAGE
is PROVED GENUINE

Washington, Aug. 3.-The state de-
partment today issued the following:
The state department has received
a dispatch from Mr.. Fowler consul at
Che Foo, dated at night on the I'd of
August. stating that when he learned
from the Shanghai papers that doubts
were entertained of the genuineness of
the Conger cipher telegram. he wired
on the 9th to the governor of Shan
Tsung to send him the original by cour-
Ter.
The governor at once complied. send
ing a special postman, who by travel
ing night and day for five days, made
the Journey, which, in ordinary times.
would have required twelve days. He
delivered to Mr.. Fowler the original
of the Conger dispatch.
ct is signed by Mr.. COnger. and
dated the 18th of July. 1t is precisely
the same as the message received at
the state department. with several
words orefixed, which came in an I'M
-. TOao-o
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I've caught you at last exclaimed the
husband. He raised his revolver and fired
one shot, which took effect in Buchan-
an $ breast close to his heart. The young
man fell dead.
Il ought to kill you, too" the husband
cried to his wife
he then ran out of the back door, revolt
yer in hand, and disappeared.
The four little children in the house
were not even awakened. Buchanan mas
been a guard at the prison for about two
months.
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unite the Portuguese with the United
States of North America. L hasten 70
thank YOU for the kind congra tulatlOnS
which your excellency has kindly ad-
dressed TO me, and desire 10 express my
sincerest wishes for the prosperity OF the
republic of the United States.
KING OF PORTUGAL
Publications. were also exchanged De-
tween the president and American resi-
dents of the Azores. The IeW cable con
meets at the island of Fayalan with the
European and Azores eOmpany's line from
the Azores TO Portugal. and is the nrst
to connect the Azores with the United
States. 1t also opens direct communlca---
ton for the first time with this country
and Portugal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-04
THOUGHT TO Be DEAD
Return of Nathan Young to His
Home at COalyille.
WAS GONE FIFTY YEARS
FOUND BY MISSIONARY IN ASY-
LUM IN AUSTRALIA.
Especial to The HeraldO


Coalville, Utah, Aug. 3.-After an alb
sence of fifty years in Australia delving
for gold with Indifferent success his last
few years spent in a home for the friend
less in the AnupOdes. Nathan Young has
returned to the home of his youth, where
he viii spend the remainder Of his rapid
~ vanishing life in the companionShip of
kindred and friends. The tale OF YOung's
life reads Ike a romance.
After witnessing the trying times of
the MOrmOnS in Illinois and Missouri more
than half a century ago, Nathan Young
then a mere boy, Joined the Mormon bat
talon, which enlisted TO go into the cam
paisn into Mexico. Instead of crossing
the line the battalion was ordered to
march to California, and after muSter-Out
there the young soldier reversed his in
tentlOn of coming on to Utah to join his
ktnfOll1S, and - 1851 embarked for Aus
tralia TO search for gold.
Never securing enough money TO bring
him back 10 Utah to make a good finan-
cial start IN life, and finally becoming
enfeebled with asthma, che argOnaut OF
earlier days gave up in despair that he
would ever see the promised land.
Found BY Missionary.
But a bright ray shot across Youngs
path when a Mormon missionary visited
the infrmary at Sydney. New South
Wales, some time ago and learned OF
ence with the church historians Office in
this city and with the relatives of the old
gentleman revealed the fact that he had
long ago been given up for dead, for it
had been so long since anything had been
heard from him.
Arrangements were soon made for the
lost brother to come TO Utah with the
missionary. and few days since he ar
rived at the home of his sister, Mrs
Rachel Frazier OF COalville. with whom
and his brother, James V. Young. OF the
same place. he will make. his home
Nathan Young is well remembered by the
few old veterans left as a nephew of the
late Brigham Young.
1t is said that a pension of SIS a month
is due the old soldier as soon as he can
prove his identity at the department in
Washington.
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Tampa, Fla, Aug. 3.-F. L. Weldon.
agent of the state board of health. is
sued a public statement today to the
effect that there has been one death
from yellow fever here and that there
are two cases known. George Some
berg died yesterday. He was a tailor
and had not been outside of the citv
for years. 1t is supposed he contracted
the fever by cleaning clothes brought
from some infected point.
DR.. Porter, state health officer. is en-
route here and will take charge upon
arrival. The city is in healthful con-
dition otherwise and very clean. Little
fear of an epidemic is entertained.
Railroads have been ordered to sell no
tickets for points inside the state. All
who desire to leave for points outside
the state can do so.
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HUSBAND SHOOTS DEAD THE
NAN WHO RUINED HIS HOPE

Walla walla, Wash, Aug. s.-James
Simmons, a farm hand, aged "a years, to-
night shot and instantly killed VIII D.
Buchanan, aged q years. guard at the
state penitentiary in Walla WaIla
For some time Simmons has suspected
his wife OF infidehty and tonight he re
solved to ascertain the facts. He told ner
ne was going to Milton to remain over
night and left the house. About 10 o'clock
he came home and found Mrs. Simmons
and Buchanan in bed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-04
BUBONIC PLAGUE BREAKS
OUT IN THE CITY OF LONDON

Washington, Aug. 3.-The marine
hospital service has received the fol-
lowing telegram from Past Assistant
Surgeon Thomas, announcing the out
break of the bubonic plague in London.
London, Aug. 5.-Surgeon-G General
Marine Hospital, Washington: There
have been four cases of plague and
two deaths from plague in London.
Diagnosis conducted by meteorological
examination. Do not think there will
be further spread. THOMAS"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-04
NEW COMPANY WILL GO AHEAD
WITH NECARAGUAN CANAL

New York, Aug. 3.-John D. Crimmins
of the syndicate formed to construct
an inter-Oceanic canal through Nicara-
qua under the concession given by the
government of Nicaragua to Edward
Frye and Edward F. Cragin. the ex-
istence of which was proclaimed yes
terday by President Zelaya, said today
that the company to construct the ca
nal organized under the laws of New
Jersey would proceed to carry out the
terms of its contract without delay.
The capital needed has been secured,
and # the estimate of cost made for
this government is correct, the canal
can be built for the same money, and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-04
FORMER OGDEN MAN
AMONG THE SLAIN

Washington, Aug. 9.-The following
casua ties in the Ninth United States
infantry at Tien Tsin, China, on July
% last are reported by General Mac
Arthur:
Killed:
Emerson II. Liscum, colonel
Company A-JOhn A. Potter. George
j. Buculey.
Company B-Corporal Richard ]. Sla
Ter, John Mcfarland, Gottfried Sven
SON
Company C-Darney Gonyea, Rob-
ert B. Golden, enlisted Philadelphia,
nearest relative Miss Lizzie Golden,
Ogden, Utah.
Company D-John II. Porter.
Company F-Oscar G. Olsen, John G..
lre5er AXel Skogsberg, James B. Tay-
l0r. CaSpar Schwertfeger.
Company Clyde J. Jamison, Fred
J.. Eeiftennacht. John p. Smith, re-en-
listed san Carlos. Arizona Territory;
Dewey Rogers, enlisted Portland, Or
egon, nearest relative Mrs. Helen D.
rogers. Prospect Hill, Tacoma, Wash.
Wounded.
James Regain. major.
,har.ss II. NOyes. captain.
Edwin Y. BoOkmiIler, captain.
Louis 3. Iawton, first lieutenant;
Frank Lang, second lieutenant.
company Corporal Arnold Perjury.
company A-John J. Dimond. Martin
banVay. George f. Murphy, John Sey-
m0ur
company B-Corporal Michael Con-
I,l corporal John Gallant, Arthur
husgleS Robert Crawford. Henry Still
-4~S. Harry Van Leer. Patrick Cox.
rama ". Southwark, Clarence J. Nc
bride, William s. ROwley
company Sergeant r. l. Perry,
sergeant Joseph ~ DOry. Sergeant
A,A--hrrt Walker, Corporal James r.
burton Corporal Peter Savage. Cor
,.'aI samuel F. Whips, Corporal
,,..A5'1 W. Webb. Musician Harry K.
-''N. John ID. ClOssOn, u. :. Jumper,
YT..''N d. ONeill. Henry J. Sharrer,
r't'. IT, Won Schlick. enlisted San
..'.'. nearest relative not given.
o"Tany p-First Sergeant George
-'-''.5. Sergeant Edward German. Cor
t NHlS A. Christenberry, Corporal
-. j.. jackson. Thomas L. MalOney, 10
Tp1 Munich. jr.. Fred Newell. David
n, Nrh0edy. Carol Pingree, William
@.'PhJ. Joseph ryan.
,, ..HI.I William Gilbert, Joseph
''"a"n. Patrick j. Murphy.
'H'dDy corporal Frank NJ.
--..,'Hala. Corporal Gustav BartSe. Da-
' A. Murphy, Francis J. Magee.
1-.'~'.S F.. ShOrecraft, Edward
'-.. Arthur Abeles, o. G. Weston,
no. y. Hammond, Harry A. Norton,
r'" D. DimOnd. enlisted from San
-.A'. N'p. nearest relative not given.
.Hfdny corporal Stephen O'Dea,
.I.TaI Thomas Fl. Curren. Corporal
U.-i'S Moriarity, Loda b. King, Philip
p. -..'S, W. F. Coleman. William l..
.'hrtny First Sergeant w. -Bick-
Tr 'gr2oral Albert Juhl, Corporal
o-'' Emengel. Corporal Gerhart
,A.-'.aan. Corporal George F. Hoar.
Roden, J. l. Westervelt. Lewis
p T. 'lSh, John p. insolvency. Charles
.,..'.E, Ralph L. Richards. David H.
Missing.
81. 'mpany B-Myron c. Miller.
H-h'a died
,'mpany Corporal Stephen O'Dea.
'-i4any C-James J. O'Neill.
81, "r Robert S. Golden mentioned in
dispatches is remembered in Og-
-f ne was a bartender there about
I. years ago End it is known that
.- --.lliS,ed IN the army. His sister. Miss
Golden. is still living in Ogden.
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probably less. This estimate is about
$3.50, 100000
Mr.. Crimmins said that the cOmpany
would prefer to have the government
leave the matter in the company's
hands, so as TO permit private construc-
ton and operation of the canal for the
benefit of the whole world. However
he added, the syndicate had no desire
TO embarrass the government, and
would defer to its conception of policy.
The route has not been selected, and
the company has liberty TO choose any
within the domain of Nicaragua. That
chosen by this government would GER
tainly have preference. The prObabili-
" is that the route Will be the one
hitherto called the Nicaraguan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-04
M'KINLEY GREETS KING.
Opening of New Portuguese Cable
Celebrated.

New York, Aug. 3.-The following con-
gratulatory message from President Nc
kinley and the king of Portugal were
flashed direct today between the United
States and Portugal over the new line of
the Commercial Cable company, which
has just been put in operation between
the Azores and this country:
Executive Mansion, Washington.
His Majesty, the King of Portugal, Lis
bon:
Il take pleasure in congratulating your
majesty on the completion of telegraDhic
communication between the United
States and Portugal. and tender my best
wishes for the perDetuatiOn and increase
of the friendly relations between the two
countries.
(Signed) WILLIAM M'KINLEY.
His Excellency, President of the United
States Of America;
AT tHis moment, when new bond of
progress and of economic development
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Postal Station in China.

Washington. Aug. 3.-The postmaster
general has issued an order esta0hsn-
ing a military postal station IN emma
on August % to be known as Military
Postal Station No. I, China, with Ia
cilities for the transaction OF money
order and registry business, the sale
of postal supplies and the dispatch o.
the mails
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sages will be delivered to ministers
because foreigners advancing on Pekin.
Two prO-fOreign members of the
Tsung Ii Yamen beheaded on the 9th
for urging preservation of ministers
by Ii Ping Han, now commanding the
troops in Pekin. He ordered Pao Ting
massacre. (Signed)
"GOODNOW."
"Che Foo. Afternoon, Aug. 2.-Secre-
taTy of State. Washington: Just re-
Ceived telegram from governor Of Shan
tung requesting me to transmit 10 you
the following:
Have just received you telegram
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Quarantine to Be Rigid.

Washington. Aug. 3.-The Marine
hospital authorities say the instructions
already given to quarantine officers are
ample and they express confidence that
the disease is not likely to reach this
country. At the same time the posi-
bility of danger is not overlooked and
quarantine officers will be especially
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-04

Judge Hart grant the defendant q nav
trial 1t will be hard in this county to get
WHICH seem to be familiar to every mar
in this county man
Mrs Doe, a member of the Christian
scientist society, is also working i'm be-
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TRYING TO SAVE MAJORS LIFE
THOMAS FITCH FILES MOTION
FOR A NEW TRIAL.
Question Will Be Argued on Tuesday
Next When Judge Hart Opens
Court.
fsnecial Corresnnndenoen

Brigham City, Aug. 3.-Thomas Fitch Of
Salt Lake and the attorneys for James
Morgan, alias Abe Majors. charged with
the murder OF Captain William A. Brown
have filed with the clerk of this court a
motion for new trial. The motion will
be argued Tuesday, Aug. Z, 1900. when
Judge Hart will set the cases and fix the
calendar for the September term. The
motion is based on newly discovered evil
dence and a number of affldavits will be
introduced TO show the prejudice and bias
of number of jurors. conspicuously
among them William Forsgren. Should
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NJ MORE MESSAGES
TO THE MINISTER'S

washington, Aug. 3.-The state de-
tarlment makes public the following
srams received today from the con-
'i general at Shanghai and the consul
al Che Foo:
H,hdnghai Aug. 3-Secretary OF
C,{, Washington: A icans left
'ngnkin yesterday.
II told French consul today no mes
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dated July 80. Tsung Ii Yamen stating
various ministers. the German legation
and others fOrcigners) all We'll; not
in distress. Provisions were repeatedly
sent Relations most friendly. Now
comforting as to proper measures to
protect various ministers TO Tien Tsin
for temporary shelter, which confer
ence will soon be ended. Yuan, Gov
ernOr FOWLER.
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PALMER Is PROMOTED.
Former Fort Douglas Man Gets Sec.
ond Lieutenancv.

Washington, Aug. S-Forty-two an
pointments of second lieutenants from the
regular army were made today. All these
men have excellent service records and
have made uniformly high averages in
their examinations. The appointments
under the law, follow the West Point
class and leave but eleven vacancies 10
be hlled from civil life, all Of which have
been determined upon.
The list includes Bruce Palmer. sergeant
of troop H, Sixth cavalry, who was for
merly at Fort Douglas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-04
THE HERALD BULLETIN.
PAGE ONE.
Return of Nathan Young.

PAGE ONE.
Return of Nathan Young.
PAGE TWO.
Make New Citizens.
Shah's Assailant Named Salson.
PAGE THREE
City's Water Supply.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial.
PAGE FIVE.
Railroad News.
Tourist in Trouble.
PAGE SIX
Mining News.
Weekly Trade Review.
Mining Stock Market.
PAGE SEVEN.
Financial and Commercial.
PAGE EIGHT
Bishop Preston and Burglas
Thatcher in the Ranss
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Steamship Employees Decorated.

Bremerhaven, Aug. emperor Will
liam has conferred decorations upon the
employees of the North German Lloyd
and Hamburg-American steamship lines
thanking them for the devotion and self
sacrifice they exhibited in loading the
transports for China, in which service the
emperor declared they had proven them
selves men of honor.
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Postal Changes and Pensions.

Especial to The Herald)
Washington, D. c., Aug. "A. o. Shipp
has been appointed postmaster at Joseph,
Sewer county. Utah. vice C. d. Burk-
holder. resigned.
Pensions-Utah, increase, Charles Wor-
nell, Richardson $40.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-04
MANY MARTYRS
SKINNED ALIVE

: Che Foo, July 29.-Chinese bring
many stories a horrible outrages
; upon native Christians, who have
been murdered, tortured. or COM
? PEELED to renOunce their religion.
, Several have been skinned alive.
; DIR. Ting, graduate of the
American college. refused to re-
nOunce Christianity after receiving
, 1000 lashes.
; = ~
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Amnesty For Boxers.

Shanghai. Aug. 3.-L Hung Chang is
preparing a proclamation granting viz
tual amnesty to Boxers on condition that
they cease creating disturbances.
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Yellow Fever Not Serious.

| watchful in the enforcement of regula
tons
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Silver and Lead.

seer 6aic per ounce
nosr 1jigc. per pound.
Cop5' s & r. Co.'S price. S3.S7Iz.
leaVv York exchange, %25; New York
Ni.okers 81.
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Continued on Page p
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Forecast for Salt Lake Today is:
Conditions Favorable For Light
Showers.
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-, "' robert S. Golden mentioned in
d.. IiSpatches is remembered in Og-
+t- lie was a bartender there about
I. years ago End it is known that
: .-- -illIS,ed IN the army. His sister, Miss
''@1-e Golden. is still living in Ogden.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-26
Hnh EreirhI MrncL


One of the most serious wrecks
which has occurred on the local branch
Tor years, happened Thursday morn
Ing. As the daily mixed freight was
going at a good ate OF speed Just a
mile or so south of the stock yards a
fiange of one OF the wheels broke and
the car left the track. Before Engineer
Taft could stop the train, eight cars
had been piled around In indiscrim-
iDate confusion. They were for the
most part empties. The track was torn
up In such a manner that IL was
twelve hours later when the incoming
passenger could get by. The damage
sustained by the railroad company is
quite heavy, but the accident was en-
tiIely unavoidable. Conductor Harris
had charge Of the train. None OF the
train men we're injured, as the cars
wrecked were from the central portion
OF the train. A work train Of several
cars was attached 10 the rear end Of
the regular freight, and that the ac-
c!dent was not more srious than It
Was. was remarkably fortunate.-Si-
yer city Independent.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-26
RLppe for Rs.
CITY NEWS.
White Knight s cent cigar.
Matthew'S Jersey MIX; try It

White Knight s nj cigar.
Matthews Jersey MIX; try 1t
Special Actual Cost Sale at r.. It.
Hellweg & Co.
Lap robes from 30 cents each and Up
at Albert Faber's. Grant building.
Don't miss inspecting our line OF dry
goods is unsurpassed. Rosenwald Bros.
Try the Midland Restaurant for the
best meals. Excellent service. Only
% cents a meal.
For Rent-Elegant furnished rooms.
steam heat and bath. with nrst-class
board. at the Casa de ORC.
In order to se the largest and finest
ladies' waists In the city. you must SEQ
our line. Rosenwald Bros.
New neckwear for ladies, ] ergest as
sortment In the city. Just came In. BE
sure and see 1t. d. Ilfeld & Co.
c. A. orandv, 300 North broadway.
nne liz .ors u cigars. Fresh lime for
sale. Furnished rooms for rent-
When In van OF job printing. book
hiding. ETC.. remember The Citizen
as the most complete outnt In the
terrstory.
Smyrna and Administer rugs; bdg
shipment just received; new goods;
good styles; standard quality. Albert
Faber. Grant building.
Have you seen those stylish hats fof
ladies at b.. Ilfeld q Co. II not be sure
and see them before you buy. They are
the prettiest you ever saw.
NJ. X. Parramore. music teacher, Is
prepared 10 furnish music for all Goa
slons. Dances a specially. Call - or
address. ASH west Silver avenue.
THE Mosquitoes Parade" Hearts
Are Trumps," and the Ben Hur'
Waltzes-three for a dollar. For sale
at the Whitson Music comnay.
We must have more room for goods
now on the road. Therefore We Will
sell everything in furniture, carpets and
pictures at actual cost. See our win.
dows for bargains. r.. h. Hellweg a Co.
For sale-The contents OF a four.
noom house, two bedroom sets, car.
pets. side-board, base-burncr, Home
Comfort range. etc; all good and new.
one week only. No. 5l3 Marquette ave.
nue..
Where do you trader Did It ever
strike you that We can save you money
on your kitchen supplies. Send US In
your orders n We viii guarantee
prices and quality. The lana Grocery
Company.
No charge to examine our stock Of
shoes for fall and winter. We are always
ready 10 show goods and talk business
We carry the celebrated Tri-on-fa.
Queen Quality, sorosis and StetsoD
shoes. besides many other reliable. up.
to-date brands n our prices are as
low as Is consistent with good quality.