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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05
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on the army question and ON the colo
Nal question. Whenever an institution
Is opened the Republicans make great
day " It and invite distinguished peo-
pie from abroad % be present at the
opening. but when trust closes a
factory they do not invite a President
or anybody else 10 preside al the clos
ing
u ind that the tin plate trust has
closed tin plate mills an over the coun-
try. / hnd that these trusts organized
20 mOnOp1liZe the trade and control the
market and fix the price on raw ma
terial and finished product and The price
ut labor are today destroying indus
trial independence and condemning our
children TO perpetual clerkship under
monopoly.
THE Republican party Is building up
an industrial despotism that compels
millions Of people 20 get on their knees
In the morning and pray 90 the trust,
Give ua this day our daily bread
want TO ask you whether you believe
IL Is a good system"
Mr. Bryan again referred 10 the clos
ing down 0f a part Of the works Of the
harhed wire and wire nail trust until
after election, as he put Il. and said,
What does II mean Il means in
timidation of the working man. Il
means that the manufacturer when he
has a monopoly. will attempt TO coerce
his employees"
AT Alexandria another manufactur-
ing town Mr. Bryan also attacked the
trusts.
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there won't be a drop next week, but
some wOuld-be buyers are looking for
H.
Some Of the advanced educational
people ~ the city should look at the
Agricultural College manual training
department display, They would see
that II Is not only children who have
something 20 learn.
A little mud at the Fair this morning
gave way TO good walking ground this
afternoon.
The merry-go.round seems 10 be taxi
ing It's fun share Of business. All the
children today wanted a ride
Hewlett Brothers were awarded two
special gold medals today, for spices
and extracts respectively.
The boys are figuring TO come 10 the
Fair Saturday evening, so as to be on
hand when some OF the luscious fruit
Is given away, maybe.
Extra gatekeepers were in demand
when the crowd came this afternoon.
The Daynes Music company have a
most tasty display under a canopy Of
ST. Patrick's green beautifully embel-
llshed with golden harps, musical signs,
etc, The special exhibition this year Is
the Aeolian, planola and aeriol plano
which are manipulated by son OF Mr..
Daynes. The melodlous strains from
these wonderful instruments are
continual source Of attraction for the
multitude.
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PERSONAL.


Elder J A. McRae, of ST. David, Ari-
zona. who IL In charge OF the Colorado
mission In Denver, Is In the city eN-
changing greetings with friends.
G. W. Alldrach, OF the clear Lake Re.
view, Is numbered among the guests
at the White House
L. r.. Eldredge came down from Coal.
vile this morning
b. f. Luke. Of Oraugeyille. Is num-
bered among the visitors In the city
Judge j. B. Miner came up from
from this morning
John w, Miller, Of 81. Anthony, Is
registered az the Kenyon.
L. Il. Rhodes and Miss Rhodes came
In from Helper this morning and ad-
journed to the Kenyon
Governor Frank Eteunenberg. Of
Idaho, Is REGISTERED at the Kenyon.
Joseph Scowcroft. of ogden, is IN town
shaking hands with his numerous
friends today.
H. II. McBeet and Miss Dora McBeet
Of Payson, are among the guests at the
Kenyon.
Senator VIM. Stewart. OF Nevada. &C
NNAtil'AtAA'h ~ hAEs h'AN W ~ u Q teNNA Va
at the knutsford this morning.
John a. Bagley and wife, OF Mont
pelier, Idaho, are numbered among the
visitors In for conference.
J. Holbrook came up from Provo this
morning
Albert Wood, Of Nephi. Is in town to-
day
Hon George w. Thatcher, Of Logan,
Is in the city today.
W. h. Preston, Jr., OF Logan came
down from the north this morning
President O. = Miller, OF Granite
Stake. is attending conference today.
Bishop James Wright Hyrum, Cache
county, is In town today,
Mining Engineer j. 4. Breckon has
returned from his inspection OF the An
ME Laurie mine
Theodore Nystrom manager " the
Coop, Wagon q Machine companys
branch at Montpelier is in the city.
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WANT A CHANGE.
Citizens Of PaysOn VIII Ask for New
Railroad Schedule,

The business men and citizens gem
orally IN the vicinity Of Payson are
circulating a big petition Tor signatures,
which will be sent to General supern-
tendent A. Il. Welby Of the Rio Grande
Western, asking that the time schedule
OF the evening train out Of this city be
altered to the one that was formerly IN
vogue.
Under existing conditions the malls
arrive In the city Of Payson at a very
lnconyenlent hour. TO the annoyance
and delay Of all who have business 20
transact, This state Of AFFAIRS holds
good all down the line as FAR az this
particular train Is concerned and Il Is
understood that the residents In the
various towns and camps embraced by
the Tintlc branch are likewise bestlrrlng
themselves and VIII send In strong pc
tuons praying that the time OF the
evening train may be changed so that
they may get their correspondence upon
the same day that II Is written In Salt
Lake City
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BRYAN IN INDIANA.
Says the Republican Party Is Build
ing Upon Industrial Despotism.

Indianapolis. Ind, Oct. 5.-IIon W. j..
BRYAN began his days work az Mobiles
Vile. Ind He arrived az s o'clock and
spoke 10 a large audience from a stand
near the depot for about 10 minutes
Mr.. BRYAN rapidly traced the Demo-
cratic position on all the issues OF the
campaign He said that II any Re-
publican should assert that the money
question is more important than i'm
perialism. Democrats should reply that
Important as are the finances. they were
only secondary when compared with the
question OF the form Of government. He
then took up the trust question and
I'm conclusion asserted that because of
party reasons the Republicans dare not
raise their voices against II for which
the party IL responsible.
At Arcadia a ten-minute talk was
made 20 a tine audience.
Al Upton. MIR. Bryan was introduced
by J. w Kern. candidate for governor
as the next president
AZ Elwood, Mr.. Bryan referred to the
visit OF President Mckinley to the place
when the tin plate works were opened.
sayina
To-day the Republican party must
NEE; It's record on the trust question.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

The Utah Implement company
filed an amendment TO their ar
ticles Of incorporation which debarrs
any person holding preferred stock Of
the company from voting the stock at
any meeting OF the stockholders OF the
company.
The county surveyor has completed
the work Of plating the Bingham town
site Three Of the twelve Dlats were
filed with the county recorder today.
There win be reunion Of the North
Carolina Elders in the Mil Creek ward
meeting house Monday, october Sth, at
3 D. m. The Murray car leaves the
Theatcr corner at 1880 p. m, and every
hour thereafter through the day All
Elders with their wives are cordially
invited TO be present.
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f7FeIgn ministers COPY OF the follow

foreign ministers a copy Of the follow
ing note:
In sending their forces to China the
powers proposed. first Of am. TO deliver
I their legations. Thanks To their union
ana the rdlor Of their troops. this aim
has been attained II Is now question
| ut securing from the Chinese govern
ment which has given Prince Ching
ana Ii Hung Chang fun powers TO ne
| gotlate ana treat In its name, suitable
| ieparation FOR the past and serious
guarantees FOR the future Penetrated
with the spirit which inspired the pre-
Nious declarations Of the different gov.
etnments. the government OF the-repub-
| lic believes Il sums up their real senu-
ments IN the following points which IL
I submits as a basis for negotiations To
/ Doe entered upon Immediately after the
usual verlfication Of the powers:
First the punishment Of the prin-
glpal culprits who viii be designated
hy the representatives of the powers at
| pekn
Second. the maintenance OF the pro.
hlbition 0f the import OF arms.
Third equitable indemnities TO
states. societies and individuals
Fourth, the forma ton of q perman-
emit guard for Pekln legations.
Fifth, the dismantement Of the
/ fortifcatlons.
Sixth. the military occupation Of
/ two or three points on the road from
TIen Tsin TO Pekin, which would thus
| Doe always open 20 the legations wishing
| 90 90 70 The sea or TO forces proceeding
! 10 Pekin from the sea.
Presented collectively by the repre-
! sentatlyes Of the powers. supported by
the ttF 81. Dol
! 10 appears Impossible 10 the government
! Of the republic that these conditions
which are so legitimate, would not be
accepted by the Chinese government at
an early date
NOT TO JOIN Ii HUNG CHANG.
Tien Tsin. Wednesday oct. s.--The
order given 10 Yung Lu. the command
er-ln-chicf ot the northern armies.s 10
join Ii Hung Chang. has been counter
manded
a landing party from the British
grm0red Cruised Aurora has occurred
al ching Wan Tao
An order has been sent 10 Shanghai
for the immediate delivery Of the plant
for the construction Of a branch rail-
road from Tang Ho on the gulf OF Lao
Thug, TO Ching Wan Tao; also for the
erection OF pier 70 Wnlch ships may
be moored II Is expected that the
work will be completed within two
months. thus securing facilities for
winter port
II is reported that the Russians are
moving from Shan Hal Kuan towards
chin Chau
The Germans have demanded posses
sion Of the railroad between Tien Tsin
and Pekin. and the Russians have
agreed to let them have Il. The Ger
mans will shortly begin to repair the
portion OF the road between Yang Tsun
and Pekin.
CHINESE MUCH AsToNIsHED
Shanghai. Thursday. Oct 4.--The as
constituent Of the Chinese was great
when today they received official notI-
ncation from the viceroy TO the effect
that foreign pressure had necessltated
the degradation Of prominent members
OF the court.
The new German cable from Che Foo
10 Tien Tsau has been opened.
II Is reported that the allies viii de-
mand an indemnity which will aggre-
gate sac. O0O 900 $500 900 ,OOO)
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Demonstration for Roosevelt.

Waterloo. Iowa, oct, 5.-A great
demonstration was held here today in
honor Of Governor Roosevelt, who ar
rived here from his trip through Ne
braska A two hours stop was made,
which gave the governor time before
the speaking began 10 drive through
the city and partake Of luncheon with
General David y. Henderson. speaker Of
the national House OF Representative.
who Joined the party here, Governor
shaw. OF Iowa, Joined the party at
Fort Dodge A platform had been
erected in the city park, where the
speaking occurred this afternoon. A
large crowd was present, including
many strangers from the surrounding
towns. At the conclusion OF Governor
Rooseyelt's address, United States Sem
ator Deliver and General Curtis Guild
Jr. Of Boston. also made speeches
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cHINEsE MUcH AsToNIsHED.

road ahead Of them, and crossed the
field TO avoid them. The women also
crossed the field. and. overtaking the
men. hurled stones at them. The men
ran and were soon out OF the reach Of
the excited women. one man received
a severe cut on the head. while several
others were struck by stones.
There was 20 have been a march Of
women and men from McAdoo and
Jeanesville 10 Lattimer early this
morning. but for some reason II was
called or at midnight II may be
made tomorrow morning.
Some Of the foreigners are beginning
10 show an ugly disposition. They are
seen I'm greater numbers on the high
ways. and as some Of them carry clubs.
collision between them and the coal
and iron police may occur at almost
any time. There Is no material change
today IN the number OF men at work
In this region.
PREPARING TO DEMONSTRATE,
Shenandoah Pa. oct 5.-The striking
mine workers here are making prepara-
lions FOR a demonstration tomorrow
similar to that which took place In
Wllkesbarre President Mitchell today
sent word from Hazelton that he will
come here tomorrow afternoon and adj
dress an open air meeting 10 be held by
tho strikers. other officials Of the
United Mine Workers are also expected
Invitations have been extended TO the
mine workers throughout the region and
70 ia expected that ten thousand men
and boys will participate.
Edward Coyle one OF the victims ot
the mine riot here two weeks ago died
today. While the riot was In progress.
Mr. Coye left his home 20 look after
the safety Of his children. when a stray
bullet struck him below the heart
COLLIERY CLOSED DOWN.
Philadelphia, Oct Confirmation
was received at the offices Of the Read
ing company today OF the closing down
~ the North Franklin colliery In the
North Schuylkill region. This closes
every one NJ the 80 Reading collieries
and not a pound of coal Is being mined
hy that company today. The normal
Shipment from the mines to tidewater
points Is from $4,000 TO 10000 tons each
lay.
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Charged With Forgery.

New York, oct. 5--Albert T. Patrick
and Charles r. Jones respectively at
torney and secretary for the late VIM.
NJ Rice. the aged millionaire. whose
death In this city on September %. was
followed By certihcation Of checks for
large amounts, purportlng 10 have been
signed bv him. were arraigned In po-
lice court today. They We're informed
that they would be formally charged
with forgery and were remanded until
3 o'clock this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05

Chattanooga. Tenn. oct b.-The pro-
hibition special arrived In this city At
10 o'clock this morning from Hartman.
Tenn and was met by a large recep-
ton committee OF prominent citizens.
Mr. Wooliey, c. Tewart and the ladies
Of the party spent the morning on
Lookout mountain.
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NOTES.

The Fair was a chlldrens playground
today. and a good one It made
The biggest horse on the ground be-
longs to ]. and H. Smith Of Logan. II
weigs full ton-over 1000 pounds.
And It's the best horse, too" says
Tom" TO his friends. The quality Of
the animal is shown In special premi-
um awarded.
Shetland ponies at 800 each was a
feature Of the Fair today. Maybe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05

Judge Cherry held a short session Of
court this morning. The time OF the
court was mostly taken up by an APP
peal case tried by Justice Gee In 1895
being an action brought by f. Rehe-
man against w. ]. Frazier to collect
$50 as fees for Incorporating a mining
company The judgment Of the JUS
tees court being In favor Of the plain
tin for $3.50 as costs After hearing
evidence the case was submitted with
out argument Judgment was rem
dered for defendant for costs.
The case of the Sugar Refining CON-
pany against Mary Glass was trans
ferred 20 the Jury calendar.
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OVERWHELMING
WEATHER. REPOI
observations taken at 9 a.
...ulnn. "A hours.

observations taken al . d.
for previous "a hours. -..,
~ 81, lake city Baromev
,. ss current temperalu.il.,.
,.rm temperature i5i nilllH
nsrsture 81; mean temp,
gSlrb ID 9 degrees above no
Va ale,tgamulatsd excess Of L.
- ~, sr,t on month, 10 degr'
'H accumulated excess Of te
,,1@s january LIST ioi desI,
SIC I,rgcumuiated deficiency OF
A. since first Of month
'y Accumulated deficiency 3l
,,oe since January lst 800
FORECASTS TILL G p NJ.
Local forecas; for saIt Lax
vicinity
Conditions continue uns'
r,ohably fair weather toi
Friiay. slight changes in
Forecast made az san FI'
Utah -
WEATHER CoND1Tl
Pressure Is moderately 10,
pacific northwest. the mild
rfgion ana the upper M.ss9
A ridge Of moderately hisi
eytends FROM the ohio van
westward A. New MgXico.
tI5n has ALLEN over Washlng
ern ld/o. Montana northl
Minnesota Wisconsin east
Dakota ana adjacent portiD
braska and Iowa. The Z
was 25i inches at 81 J.,
warmer over Nevada Arilor
erado and cooler over Idaho
J.. u MUIR
Section
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05

The sale In sim going on for the sea-
son Of the Salt Lake opera company s
new work, "The Mandarin II will
be seen tomorrow afternoon al mat
inee Tor the first time, aud repeated In
the evening ogden win be visited on
the 18th and an excursion viii 60 up on
the Short Line from this city
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The long expected and long deferred
Conference rush began at the Theater
last night. The town people have at
length walked up 90 the fact that
Clement and Stockwell were giving an
excellent series OF performances az the
Theater. ana the first biz consignment
OF country patrons poured ln 80 that
there was nothing hut standing room
left when the curtain rose on "A South
ern Gentleman." This play, like The
New Dominion" Is By Mr.. Clement but
II cannot be placed in the same class
with H. II Is inferior to IL In every way,
even though It pleased the audience
last night and tells a story Of quiet
southern life. with d good heart interest
In an easy. natural fashion. The main
fault 90 be found with 1t Ia It's Slow
ness % movement and the effect was
not at an heightened by the fact that
several Of the players were not wen w
In their parts. Mr. Clement aud his
wife We're. as usual the central figures,
and dld excellent work. and Mr. Stock.
well. though his makeup suggested
more or less the freak, furnished The
usual amount of merriment, especially
when he forgot his lines. The season
ends tonight with a production Of MI
Clements masterpiece, The New Do
minion,"
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Suit BeRun,

r. b. Whittemore today entered an
action IN the Third district court
against Nora and William Carroll,
claiming $3.50 damages and for the res
titution Of certain. lands which the
plaintiff claims as being unlawtully
held by the defendants.
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Train Robber Unidentified.

omaha, Neb.. Oct. 5.-The body OF the
train robber killed Wednesday night
south Of Council Bluffs remains un-
identified The coroner's verdict il that
Express Messenger Baxter Killed the
robber and that 1t was iustihable.
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IO-dag'S Metals.
SAFtR.Bsh q
lead, $500
CASING COPPER IS 81 cents
LOCAL BRIEl

Treasurer Lynch today iss
Tor the redemption OF county
under registered No, iL26s.
The grade school teachers a
islled With the answer the sci
made IN regard 10 their reQue
ing the hali.pay clause 10
tracts, ami are going to mai
effort 10 get some sort ofaC
The published statement L
Gilman Thomas said there "
debtedntss Of seyenty.hye
dollars when the Democrat
went out Of power is incor
Thomas said "seyenty.nve hu
II seems that the wagon
over little Joe Fuellenhach
First South street Wednesds
was not one Of the z. G. NJ
but was a private vehicle dr
youns man whose name cou
ascertained.
Auditor Rleser stated 10
mere was money enough m
lry 70 meet the pay rolls for
nan o. September. But tha
rms obligation. he said. woult
out os soon as Mayor Thorn
= now out Of the city retui
winch WIN be within a day on
The friends Of Samuel Ru,
oul IN force at q farewell ,enr
I'D TIE Fifteenth ward assent
ldst evening. prior to his dep
q MISSION 70 Switzerland a
program Of much merit was
@ua farewell addresses delIye
lofe parting, a well.Guej n
,,J,hcr win q gold watch was
H'aeF Russell by his friends.
tn, Iae reunion OF the sout
sases Elders WIN be held m
sa ~ ward assembly hail 0c
So; Ys1 ,. mp corner Of Eisbtb
usi south. An Elders wbo
nor, I3req IA this mission. with II
.ags. are cordially invited y,
t.iate Program win be- rsnJ
NJ Ss'hly teifeshments served ~
~ % the Hooper EldrISes
c ci-i9 s'Ieet. has been secured
N1ion room whore Elders y
err. '-'' o' lheir
couple q lively nuns s'' 49, 40 (,
no. Iooe; The frsi was al AK AZ 7
~ sla'e Street whers tbe =,
yc y, guy p.ls,er building
s 5T1ns and Young. and o"rrp
, s,u.i''an, vas in danger w
u9n. The blaze was es,s.5
ssillng On The roof. but 4 y.
~ chemical exunsulsbe5 :,
Ns ~ wa, nss damaged to the evil
=; ,o insurance. Az i.ltsp 'Si'
~ ilom lsg north STATE en-"
ssp run was made 10 mo n.
s ,,.s proved &c o. AMONG
$3.50 which threatened 10 % y
q, s'. Il was soon 6ut y,
-''' BOYS and matches.
q, u, Ie annual meeting ofho.
!, veteran ArtllerymsB , NY !, 4
No., luh vas held last night I,
m ssS The reports of N u
, Iaa teasurer were re55 ' a.
~ s, = considerable amour, ~
iva accomplished BY he or y,
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E. B. WELLS.


The Fourth quorum Of Seventy rr
hold their regular monthly meeting y,
Monday evening Oct 5, In the Twsr,,
first ward meeting house. Al IA
o'clock A full attendance is desr,
Geo. II, Wallace, Clerk.
There viii be an officers n-
the Y. l.. NJ, /. Assn, Monday Oh
5, 1900. in the Fourteenth Ward Assss,
bly, hall at .. m.
All officers, members and friend, IA.
yited TO attend.
ELIMINA s. TAYLOR
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In Judge Hiles court this morning
the taking Of evidence In the case Of +.
W. Wilson VS. Cunningham ct al was
concluded Arguments on the case
will be heard Monday morning.
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CHURCH NEWS.
RELIEF SOCIETY OFFrcrps

The officers Of the Relief society a.
requested to meet on Saturday 0es'
Der 9Th, at $3.50 .. m, at he is S,"
Han OF the Salt Lake Business Coliss,
Templeton Building, IN this ,Ity "
ZINA d. II. YOUNG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05

Browns IN Town runs at the Grand
until tomorrow night when 10 ends.
The usual Saturday matinee viii be
given.
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A PRACTICE GAME.

The High School juniors and Oqurrh
school teams played a very interesting
practice game on the University campus
this morning The High Schools
strongest point was In the turtle-hack
play, and end runs. The score resulted
IN fifteen to nothing in favor OF the
High school Juniors The line ups was
as follows:
High School. Oquirrh.
Lawrence Young =. c.. Earnest Herns
Roger sherman "a. Vaughn Paul
Harry Goodwin al. To-. Ed Nanses
iii Sharp .,....R. T.,,,.a Dewey Post
Harold Hsnron l.. G., Claude Ferhense
Harry Bintz ....R. g.. John Edwards
Iver Chug ...L. r. Arch Chamberlain
George Webb .,.. r. En-. Frank Levy
Wlferi Beesley l.. II. B.. Bob Mulhan
Lewis Sowles ..R. II. b.. Frank Arnold
Dale Pitt .......F. Boz. Geo, Soffe
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ANN NJ CANNON.
pRIMARY oFFIcERs, MrrrN

The semi-annual meeting OF the snp
officers Of the Primary associations vii
be held saturday October 9Th. at (
p. m, Immediately at the close Of M
afternoon session Of the General C5s.
ference. In the assembly hall o. ns
Templeton building
LOUIE 3, FELT
President
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A special gold medal was awarded to
Peery Bros Of ogden last evening for
their display Of wheat flakes.
Mrs Evan Jones took the Auerbach
special q s. for best six pounds Of dairy
butter