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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
TIED UP BY A STRIKE.
Coal Miners aud Railway Men Hold
Things Down In PENNSYLVANIA.

shamokin Pa. Dec. 2l-The enter
prise coliery, operated by W. L. Con-
nell & Co., OF Scranton, was tied up
completely this morning by the roo
employees going on strike because a
number of miners had not paid their
lsborers the amounts the latter claimed
iu accordance with the 10 per cent In
crease. The strikers say they viii not
return % work until the company either
makes offending miners settle salts
fact0rily, or discharges them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24

Winnipeg, Man, Dec. 2i-Elabor3io
PREPARATIONS are being made to give n
pubic welcome 90 the soldiers who wul
return from South Africa this week.
me ualn viii be met by Lieut.. GOV.
yoLMcM lllau. Premier Robin ana mem.
nera of the local government member,
Il the city council school and pqrk
boards, and a number OF military
bodies. With The returned soldiers.
thcy VIII parade 10 Holy Trinity church.
Where the primate OF Canada Arch.
bishop Macroy or Rupots Land. WIN
conduct short thanksgiving services
lor the safe return of the men. This
Mhl be followed by q banquet and I'M
th,, evening a promenade concert ana
pau VIII De held. All the soldiers who
nave previously returned viii take
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
INDIA FAMINE FUND.

The News is pleased 10 acknowledge
receipt Of the following amounts on be-
half Of the India Famine fund, All
friends who desire 10 contribute 10 this
noble cause are reminded that our list
win close December Slst
Willow Creek ward. Of Bingham
stake OF Idaho b.. o, p, ...,.$ $50
John Cheirrett PAX Valley go, 100
Previously acknowledged . d. ,e2a
Total .. &C.. 4" go. .',.',,",sf6g.l5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24

Scranton, Pa Dee 2l-The strike
0f the motouucn and conductors OF the
Scranton railway company which be-
gan yesterday continues today Only
two OF the strikers have deserted and
these are running one OF two cars
which the company o. operating on one
of the lines inside the city Otherwise
the service ls tied up clear through from
pittston to Forrest city. taking IN an
the towns On the Lookawama valley
The men Who came from Syracuse 10
take the strikers places We're marched
0t 90 strike headquarters ON their ar
rival and promised fo QUIT town Presi-
dent Charles 81. clark arrived from
PHILADELPHIA last night and is in COM
ference today with th" general mln-
0gar They expect o. have more cars
running tomorrow manned by men
from Philadelphia Thus far there has
been mo- trouble
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-01-03

WANrtD-Assayer and chemist oi eN.
perienle, who viii furnish own laboratory.
ou,hl complete, wants position with min.
ng company In Sump,er district. College
graduate. First class references. Al.
dress J. W. Eaton, Garnet, Montana.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-01-03
Music Lessons.

Professor &. I, hligh, viii receive u
lew pupils, either single or In class, Tor a
toufse Of abstraction on the piano or organ;
also IN ,elegraphy. Enquire ,orner Bo.
nanEa and Clifford streets.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-01-03
Free Consultation for Men!

To anyone living near enough who NAV
require my aid, Invite personal call and give
free consultation at our Offices: or, II az dis
tance, write for my little descriptive book,
which will be sent, sealed, free by mail.
Ny speciality is the treatment of nervous dis.
orders give
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-01-03
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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-01-03
Weak Men
New Strength

] overcome the effects of youthful errors
or later excesses with natures own simple
restorer-Elec,ricity. am the originator of
the body battery treatment. ! was the first
to call portable system OF galvanic cells an
electric belt. This developed by degrees into
my present
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-10
PRETTY GIRLS
OUT FOR VOTES
Jersey City School Teach.
ers Working to Pass
Salary Bill.

Pretty school teachers are out In fores
to-day IN Jersey city, The municipal
election Is being held and the big issue
II The vote on bill 20 Increase ths
salaries Of the public school teachers
The act must be approved by popular
vote bcfor. r. can become operative.
hence the ~ pelagogues OF the city
are working hard.
Tn. teacher, have an effective orEani.
zat'on ana Tor some time past have been
flooding the town With literature, just
Ike old Cdmps!-HF's
This being no. Week, all the schools
are closed. aui the cleCtioneering has
tie, n not
At various ppllInE-p.aces young WON.
"n wttc stationed To-day. bu,ton-holing
voters. Al RCr, very much IN earnest
and confident - success
The Democrat. favor the bill. and
many Republicans have swung into line.
not viewing the matter as party
measure
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-10
TRIED To DIE
IN A DIVE.

Magdalene Smith. as she Ii known.
grew tired OF her life and this morning
attempted 10 end 1t with oxalic acid,
She tried suicide n, Aaron Herrberg'
"Morgue," es East Houston street. She
was well known In the place. f..ying
been a freQuenter there for man. years
The girl had been In the back room
for some time and had disposed Of sew
eral rve-cent WHISTLES. Suddenly she
announced her intention to end her lie.
There were number Of other women
there. but before any one could stop her
she had raised the oxalic acid TO her lips
and swallowed II. She fell 10 the moor
screaming In agony.
she must MOI be allowed to die here, -
called out an employee. Two men ear
red her to the Sidewalk. She was lef,
there stretched cut at full length.
A few minutes later a pa roman found
her ana called the patrol wagol.
Acting sergt. Post was at the desk u
the Mulberry street station. lie sent foi
an ambulance. The surgeon applied an.
tldotes as the woman lay on the floor
with a crowd OF policemen looking on
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-10

palm OF he man old enough 10 be her
grandfather, and they were pronounced
man and wife IT would have been well
II a grinn.ng skull and ctpssbones had
Illuminated the marriage certificate
The tragedy came swiftly In the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. In this city. the
second n.ght after the ceremony. Mrs
Mayo shot the bolts Of the bridal suit
and kept her husband out.
a week later Lon guests gathered at
tho big house In Washington ,u a tegep-
tior The bride could hardly he pre-
vailed on To come dosn and greet them.
When she did come ara tncy raw n.r
men and women shujdcIed al the spec
tscie.
Three nights later she was found wan
dering. baiefOoted. In her uight robe
on the lawn ~ her husbands house
her mind ass shattered her reason
gone. She sai taken back 10 nor faith
ers home and sent To- a sanitarium
where Tor several years she remained In
seclusi,n.
She suugh, divorce ON the ground
~ crurlty Commodore Mayo forestalled
her with Weston divorce on the
ground of her insanity Last June he
marfied another young woman. who
had been his houseke,pcr and she re-
maired his wife 90 the end. wllch came
last nirht
Neither Commodore Mayo nor his un-
happy Snruui vile would ever tell the
thing which drove them apart and made
wrecH glmus' III 8 night ~ a young
anil beautiful ana merry 'n's. \ creature
formei for happiness ana health.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-10
new JERSEY ELECTIONS
Democrats Expect 10 Garry jersey
Cisy Easily. but VIII psOb-
ably Lose In Newark.

Municipal elections arc being he'll to.
day In all the cities OF New Jersey. The
polls opened ~ 6 a. N. and will be
CLOSED ~ o'clock tonight.
Jersey city Ia electlng two members Of
the Street and Water Doatd and half
the Board ~ Aldermen. The Demo-
cratic organization expects to elect ia
ticket in Jersey city by at least 5000
maJolity
IN Newark the Republicans expect to
elect Richard e. Jenkinson Mayor by
about LOO majority over Mayor James
II. Se,mour. Democrat, who IL a can
di1ate for reelection, ana who II now
., irving his second term.
In Hoboken the indications point to
another Democratic sweep. Council
men, water Commissioners. Tax Conn
missioncrs and Commissioners ~ APP
pea.s are being elected.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-10
ROBBED To GET
HOME IN PRISON

81 did not break the window because
| am a thief. but because : was hungry
and wanted 10 be arrested" said James
O Donnell accused Of burglary. In the
Essex Market Court to-day.
At | O'Clock this morning he threw a
paving stone through a.p,atc-g.ass win
dow Of the clothing store Of Morris
Malowista, at 81 canal street, and he ped
hImsel, to number Of coats.
Policeman Duehac, ~ the Edridge
street station. arrested ODonncll
II could hay. got away II ! wanted
to-" said O'poGncll. but stood still
until the officer came up
Magistrate Olmstcd tried - obtain
some Information from tnc man con-
corning his pa6t. but he refused to say
a word.
II am guilty. want h me" was
all he would ray,
O'Donnell Was held In default Of 81. ool
bail for trial and walked iAio prison
smiling
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-10
RlMlPO JOB
GAINS POINT
Justice Smith Dissolves
Injunction Obtained
by Crout.
Up TO ROOSEVELT NOW.
But Legislative Enactments
Protect the Peoples
N Rights.
Up TO ROOSEVELT NOW.

Justice wilmot N. Smith. IN the spe-
cial Term of the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn. rendered a decision this morn
ing tissolvlng the temporary Injunction
p>cursi by Edward NJ. Circuit. President
Of the Borough Of Brooklyn. restraining
the Board Of Public Improvement from
catering into Q contract with the Ram
spo Company to supply water to Man
haitian. The injunction was granted last
November and a motion followed to
have II made permanent.
Justice Smiths decision Ii not based
on the merits Of the case. He dis
solves the injunction on the kroand
that the recent Law enacted by the
legislature covers the question. making
Il Impossible for the city to enter into
such contiac, M proposed. The meas
Sss. so~sTsr. has ret sc: become !
law. Gov. Roosevelt still having 1t
under consideration.
Ths Governor 10 OF the opinion tha,
The act does not cover the case. and It
NY be possible for the hoard of I'm
provement to 20 ahead with the contract
- proposed last November. Justice
Smith sad:
The defendants have now no power
TO enter Into . contract with the Ram.
apo Company. and AZ that company IL
not party 10 this action any expression
ef opinion a. To the constitutiona.ity Of
the set Of its6 comforting additional pow
efs on that company would be not only
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-10
AWAY WHEN WIFE DIED.
1ooss that uustaad NAY Have
killed Himself Deca sse Of
the sud News.

4 general alarm has been sen, gu, for
Oennis OConnor. The police Of New
yerk AMI Jersey City. 81 Long Branch
end other ,owns IN New Jersey have
boeu asked 20 look for a.m. His sOu
tear that he has killed himself
n. Ocoanof vas travelling In New
JssSey. He SET out on his travels three
week. ago. Last Saturday hls wife, of
whom DC vas very Iond. died suddenly
= this city. The funeral was ret for
yeotcrday.
WiliiAia. a grown w son. spent sey-
ssnI hours Saturday trying TO locate his
tnther. A. last IL discovered that Mr..
0'Cennor vas In Long Branch. III
W.Fed the news OF Mrs. q Connor's death
- Mn, and got brief reply saying
IT, father would start for home at one.
THIS vas the last heard from him. tie
IN tbs Branch. but up 10 i.3o THU
Uosning he had not reached home. nor
eeuid his son find any trace OF him
fhs funeral was postponed yesterday
uuell to-moeroW In line nops that 10
U1ght yet turn up. II IVES then that
ths son asked assistance Of the police
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-10
Big CIRCUS PERFECT.
Nest Tuesday u the TIme Set Apast
for the Free AaaIssiss
Of Orphsus.

The Adam Forepauxh and Sells BROTH.
ers' c.rsus began the week a. Msdisoa
Square Garden last night with the usual
big crowd that has patronized every
performance 20 far
The great organization 10 nov running
like clockwork Everybody. from the
lowest water carrier to the highest of.
he!si, does his part without a hi,ch or
friction. The performers by this time
are adding touches TO their scts which
hnlsh them In perfect grace.
Next Tuesday will oe Orphan Day
Every parentless child In an Institution
In the city will be provided with a free
seat nj the afternoon performance
They will be allowed 10 wander at will
through the buildings. poke fun at the
monkeys and feed the elephants viii
free popcorn.
0uperintendents Of institutions are re.
auested to mail ppl.catlons for seats 10
the management by April H.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-10
MARRIAGE IS BEAUTIFUL"

"Marrias. is beautiful" she says. III
both are honest and earnest and true
but fvt ms. lie Q: single t!e:.-ane-i
I ride and spend hours over my music
I have Joined the l.adses' Club and the
Rescue League. and tho Young Mems
and women's Christian Associaiions. Of
Waterbury. my home. | am content.
Commodore Mayo WIS one Of the rich
est officers In the navy His home. at
q Iowa circle. II q treasure house OF art
and historic jewels His record in the
navy was unlnpeachAble. In the best
Of Washington society he vas wei
come guest.
lie had been a w!dower for forty years
when In isse. he visited n. Johnsbtry.
In the White Mountains. and met Mrs
Orv!ie II Stevens and her twenty-yesr-
old daughter Jennie. lie fell IN love
with Jennie at nrst sigh, and wooed her
with the fcrvor OF q man Of her own
age
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-10
sign LANGUAGE FAILED.
1stespsstes's Disitsl Elos senee 81
No Avail ts Deaf Mates Accused
0f Assault.

Lawrence I.srk.ns. twenty-five Year,
Of ass. Of COL East Sixteenth street. and
John Morgan. twenty seven years Of age.
Of 30 East For,y-hrst street. were ar.
raigned In the Yorkville Police Court
this morning charged with having as
saulted william Noble. Of +s Ess,
Tweaty-third street. a driver Of a blue
the crossiown car. In Avenue A. near
Eighteenth street. last night.
A the men were deaf.muies a friend
Who understood the sign language acted
- Interpreter.
Through him the prisoners said tina,
they offered the conductor elght cents.
ell the money they had. He dropped
one penny. and then. without Offering
thsir money back. told them TO get on.
They refused and went 10 the front
plAtlerm. They said that Noble as.
oaulted them and they merely reialiate
1lsy were each held in poo bail for
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-10
PLAZA TO BIZ A PARK.
Filth Avenue Entrance to Ceutsel
Park to lie TranstOrmeA iato
Thing of Beauty.

The Plaza Is at last being transformed
into pretty little park, worthy Of Its
place Of honor rs the Fifth avenue en-.
trance To- Central Park.
Tine asphalt IL being torn up. Thir.
teen OF the old trees viii h. preserved
and set In a triangle, and Landscape
Gardener Rose Is having same pretty
dover beds set out. surrounded by new
Asphalt walks or pfomenades. Twelve
feet IN width
Tncr. viii be no benches here. MS IL
l. feared they would draw too great A
crowd to watch the passing show OF
h0fEcs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-10
4 cARNATl0N WEDDING.

They met In August. There was
wnIte carnaiicn wedding Ola Dec. 4 II
might better have been tube rose we'd
ding. For the scent OF the funeral How
crs -semssl TO he In the air.
A nsIsr bride was never seen. The
shadow OF he future seemed to have
already touched this bride OF May We'd
ding the bridegroom Of D-remher.
Surrounded by Nifty schooimates from
81. Margaret's senlnary, the young girl
placed her slender hand In the wrinkied
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-10
NO LUSH FOR THEN.
They Exc1aae Mas with the Nsae
syassynOss OF stsess
Ortnk.

There will be no more Lush In the
East Side Republican Club.
This club Is composed u psrtlsans O..
Capt. +. Norton Goddard. the yea thy
young man who {, fighting Charles A.
Hess for the leadership Of the Twelfth
Congressional District.
by formal and decisive resolutions
adopted last nlgat tAey Determined thar
hereafter that liquid-suEEsstlnx name
should be barred In the cluo. To the
surprise Of many. even the saloon men
In the organization voted In the afirna-
tive.
Lush. BY the way. l. M, synonym
for drink Lush Is Richard a. Lush.
who, club members say. VAS eested a
Norton delegate and voted for Hess.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-10
Lord & Taylor;
Grand Stxrek Store.
Trimmed Hats
At Popular Prices.

Our Millinery Rooms are each day
thronged with eager buyers Of Easter
Hats. and many exquisite things are
being chosen. It's no wonder. Hats
that are patterned after the best Paris
models are priced ut almost half. and
hats that are shown as bargains else
where at 5000 TO $500 are priced here
at $4.7s.
Children's Trimmed Hats; all the
newest styles xLd besut.;
STAT to $3.50.
Hou.niug Hats; attractive styles;
S4.os; worth double.)
Battles Straw tfatA; iiu,s,i brim. full
boW In front; colofs: blue, brown,
cardinal and white; . pretty hat
worth s?.?5, SPECIAL.
SI.47.
Untrimmed Hats.
Choice Collection Of un,rimmed Haze;
Trhans. Walking Hat. D'e.s shapes
and shor,bask 50 lors; every desirable
shape and oil color, =, prices from
;sc. to S;.2s.
Special Line OF Hand. Made Fats;
made Of real rough Italian braids on
wire frames all color, well worth
S5c.; special,
47c.
Millinery Flowers.
Magnificent assortment at little cost.
Fine Flowers, Foliage,
Cherries, Grapes,
Berries and Ornaments.
Three Spray Bunehes Of Cherries,
with tonnage
2sc. a bunch;
Irregular price 3sc.)
Cor. Grand and Chrvstie St .
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-10

11Dss are many rich displays IN honor
$3.50 arrival. but nowhere will
~ vogss1 collection be found than
- lnnos double store II the Kssp
1CnDenflng Company, on Broadway.
~ UIovsoth and Twelfth streets
0DU V1olows contain many at
1zttss In neckvear. shirts.
- ysass thssf shlrts have
no1teaA reputation. Tbey
- - pesfscs In eye-y de-
- . eIam1nei b. ore IL
1nkGoGuk - .'cuseon" -.
oogSso otno nboSS1
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-10
MAYO'S SECRET
DIED WITH HIM.
Veteran Commodore's Death Has Not Cleared
Up Mysterious Estrangement from His
Bride Eight Years Ago.

.6ifs aoa't becon. III In mind o. e"a' VIII
on, tsv.s do THY. We'll. tssv Ss e'tss
enough for the uahspsT sequel 10 ny m.'tf'
Bet II 1. 20, ny ihtsH,ipn 10 'p.as III OF TEN
nedsrs N,ro shsr TIL, lApss Of time nor 70
hur HI rep. rion IN any ssy"-FfoH state
men, by Jsnais Elton Stevens Maze. divorced
vii. Of coumois- ssys Of w'sanf'sn' to the
Sunday World
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
IUHNN

hope for China excepting Christianity. There is
no possibility of reforma ZION from within A
Christian woman said to Mrs. Gowans: Il would
home to your own land?" She meant that the
Chinese not worthy of having US work for
them. I could fill mail bag with the rumors We
have heard-there is no end of them-but time and
space forbid.
No people could be kind and hospitabe
than the Methodist women. There are some lovely
people there. They having their conference
this week. during. all this hubbub I told Mrs
Jewell 1t was i'll wind that blew nobody good.
for it inspiration to go over there and see
many workers together and hear Of so much
work They have great many missionaries in
North China, and a very large and successful
work Mrs. Jewell has 130 girls in her boarding
school. Then they have two other good sized
boarding schools Their men do lots of country
work and gather a great many converts.
I must stop now. and probably shall not write
for several days. I hope the daily papers at home
are not full of blood Curding rumors, and that you
not worried.
Peking June ., 1900.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
No HABEAs cORPUs IN GOULD jewel C4SE

Justice McAdam. in the Supreme Court, yesterday
handed down decision dismissing the habeas
corpus proceedings begun several days ago in be-
half of Charles W. Blair, who is suspected Of hav-
ing been implicated in the robbery in a London
hotel of a quantity of jewelry from Mrs. Edwin
Gould.
by Magistrate Pool. Finally his counsel appealed
to Justice McAdam and asked for Blairs release
on the ground that there not sufficient proof.
had no legal right to adjourn the prisoners
animation to await further proof from London of
his guilt.
In his decision Justice McAdam says that the
prosecution has used all possible haste In pressing
the examination and that there has been arbt-
trary disregard of the prisoners rights by the ex
amning magistrate. Justice McAdam then orders
that the examination be continued, and that Blair
be held in 5000 bail until the examination is
pleted.