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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15
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tingling through the veins until Il
reaches tie eytremitics, when the
feet warm mp aud the cold is
broken.
New pocket edition OF Or. Humph-
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free,
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine
Co.. Cor William q John Stsu New
York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15
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wINNAMUCK FIND.

vertical and had no such dip as claimed
by the Mammoth.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
TALK OF MINNESOTA sENAToRsHIP.
GOVERNOR EXPECTED TO FILL. LATE SENATOR
DAvIs's PLACE THIS wEEK-MANE CAN
D1DATEs FOR ELECTION.

St Paul MINI, Dec. fSPeciaD- D--Governor Limo
said last night that he would appoint Repuohcan
10 succeed the late Senator Davis, and that the ap-
pointment would be made not later than Friday
He is expected 10 appoint man from Senator Mel
sons home locality hoping that when the Legis-
lature convenes his app0intee viii have developed
enough support 10 defeat Senator Nelson Behev-
ing that the offer might meet an affirmative re-
sponse the position was offered 10 Associate Jus
tice Collins OF the Supreme Court, but that off,
eial has another year Of his present term TO serve
and has Just been elected to another six years
term he declined with thanks. Various names have
been presented 10 the consideration Of the Gov
ernor nearly ali OF them Republicans
II seems TO be settled that the Governor can see
no advantage 10 be gained for his party by the
appointment Of Senator whose services would be
for a few weeks only. and that he therefore would
like 10 appoint some Republican who would be ac-
ceptable to the people OF the State and whose ap-
pontment might receive the Endorsement of the
Republican majority Of the Legislature. On the
other hand. the Republicans who seem willing to
I'll the unexpred four years Of Senator Daviss
term are averse 10 accepting appointment at his
hands lest by so doing their chances suffer among
fellow Republicans who might be against receiving
any favors from q Democratic Governor. Among
those suggested is President Cyrus Northrup Of the
State University.
In the mean time the contest for the senatorship
IS well under way among the legislators. who are
in the city in force this week. There is attempt
10 have the legislative officers settled within few
days in order that the larger question may be con-
sidered without any entangling alliances in pros
pect Minneapolis has a number Of candidates, and
the members from that city are in earnest In
wanting the senatorship II is possible that they
may caucus among themselves and then work for
one candidate but thus far they much divided
Moses z. Clapp former Attorney General, now
resident of ST Paul. and w. B. Dean, also of this
city, frequently mentioned. From Minneap polls
LoWry. Shevlin. Evans, Fletcher. WsSAburn and c.
A. Smith presented. and Congressmen Tawney
McCieary, Heatwole and Morris and former Sen
D. NJ Sa bin urged by those who favor TAX
ing the Senator from the country. However
| Senator Knute Nelson, whose reelection seems
assured is from the country, # is scarcely likely
that the cities viii consent TO these last being
sidered seriously for the short term.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
SOCIALISM BEATEN IN HAVERHILL.
prPrRIIcANs SWEEP THE CITY AND DEFEAT
MAYOR CHAsE-THE MASSACHUSETTS
ELECTIONS.

Haverhin Mass Dec 4.-In the city election TO
day the Republicans made a clean sweep. dereatins
the Socialist Democratic candidate for Mayor 'cnh
c. Chase. who was seeking a third tern; parS - ~
Aldermen is elected The single issue OF the cai"
pagn has been socialism.
WaItham Mass. Dec 4-As the result OF 'ns
election to-day the next city government OF
Waltham Will have a Republican Mayor VI ~
Leonard was elected with sixteen Republican mem
bers Of the Board Of Aldermen. out OF e tbis
year.
PittsfeId. Mass Dec Mayor II. 5 Russeil.
Republican was reelected to-day by vote OF
$3.50 TO 1888 for John Churchill Demoerat bie bne
the Democrats have one majority In the bosru OF
Aldermen.
Fall River Mass. Dec. 4--This city elected Of
hcers to-day in a pouring rain Mayor John H.
1DemJ. The Board Of Aldermen consists Of six
Council eighteen Republicans eight Democrats
and one Independent
Marlboro Mass Dec 4-The Republicans to-
day elected their candidate for Mayor. Walter b
Sentative ' Charles Favereau Dem1. They also
elected five OF the Aldermen and eight of the
fourteen Councilmen.
New-Bedford. Mass, Dec 4-Charles s. Ashley.
Independent Citizens candidate for Mayor was re-
elected Rev. A. II. Morrill,, No-lcense Re
former
Taunton Mass Dec. 4-Ths city swung into the
license column to-day, ana Tor a Second tlrne IN a
score of years elected a Democratic Mayor. John
O'Hearne over Mayor j. w. Fish. Republican. and
Charles ]. Delamonie, Socalist-Labor. Except for
the Mayorslty the Republicans won in all the other
contests
Northampton. Mass, Dec. 4.-The city election
to-day saw Arthur Watson CDem1 chosen Mayor
William H Feiker Rep). The City Council
is Republican.
Lawrence. Mass, Dec 4-James F. Leonard
Deml reelected Mayor Richard W.
Ellis (SepJ to day
Springfield, Mass. Dec 4.-Mayor Hayes (Dem)
reelected to-day by plurality of 1889.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
DELAY IN CUSTOM HOUSE CONTACT.

In regard TO the report from Washington 10 the
effect that the contract for excavation, founda-
tions and structural steel for the new Custom
House in Bowling Green would be delayed for a
little time owing TO the necessity for figuring out
the incidental profit and loss involved in the oues-
ton Of the time required for completion an Off
cial Of the Custom House said yesterday:
The bids which were sent In differed a great deal
in the length OF time required. In some of them
there was difference Of six months. One of the
lowest bids called for the longest time. AS the
Government is under neavy interest charges
amounting 10 between 5000 and S. 600 month A.
might In the end be cheaper 10 accept one of the
higher bids. which stipulate for less time Tbere
were about a dozen bids in all The report spea Is
for itself, and there is nothing to add 10 ~
AS TO the suggestion of taking the earth from tba
excavations 70 Ellis Island TO ali up the isIan6 -
extend the shore there il is SO far notbIns anu anu
than suggestion. 1 do not know whether or Doe
IL will be acted upon. Vi not
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
RECEPTION FOR COLONEL LYNCH.
HE CHARGES THE BRITISH WITH BARBARTTY
IN SOUTH AFRICA

The reception given for Colonel A Lynch OF the
Boer army, by the United Irish Societies at Maen-
nerchor Hall last evening attended by small.
but enthusiastic gathering who appiauded Colonel
Lynch freely throughout his speech. Colonel Lynch
was introduced by the chairman, Daniel Coholan.
In a short speech which declared the Colonel 70 be
q devoted Irishman. who had sacrificed everything
10 fight for the cause of freedom
The description OF the saving OF Boer battery
after the abandonment OF the Biggersherg range
was listened to attentveIy and the many instances
of herosm and cooness under FIRE. reciteo oy COlo-
mel Lynch. were literally applauded- Colonel Lyncn
made many accusations of barbarity and cruelty
against the English and charged all Of the BRUSH
generals with incompetence In closing he gave 1t
as his belief that the Beers would never be con-
quered and they would ultimately preserve a
measure Of independence equal TO that OF Canada
and other autonomous British colonies.
Colonel Lynch was followed by Commandant Suy-
dam who began with the statement that when the
war started he was subject of the Queen living
in Cape Colony. In his speech he followed the ex-
ample Of Colonel Lynch in accusing the British Of
all manner cf inhunanities. Commandant Suydam
appealed for the sympathy and help Of the audience
for the women and children Of the Transvaal He
expressed the opinion that the Beers would remain
free but he believed that their freedom would be
due 10 arbitration forced on Great Britain by the
aroused sympsthies Of the masses OF the people OF
Europe and America
Fiaid Cornet Vilioen made a speech OF similar
purport TO that made by Commandant Suydan; ne
kruger and the men who had fought for the Boer
republics.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
NINE RAILROAD HEN KILLED.
WORK TRAIN CRASHES INTO FREIGHT
TRAIN IN CALIFORNIA WITH DIS
AsTRoUs RESULTS.

Sacramento. Cal Dec. A work train carrying
a crew Of between twenty-five and thirty taoA
repsirers. hacked into freight tram II" u4Ne
.ss, ~ suiS,,n on the Southern Pacific Railroad
to-day and tn the wreck which followed nine
men were killed and twenty others injured many
OF them seriously.
From the gneagre reports received X appears
that the freight train had the right OF way aho
~, running AZ full speed in order meet and pass
another freight train at Suisun- The Work train
should have been siding and was m maKr1s 1,s
f0r it AZ a good rate OF speed, when IL ran Hto
The freight train At the time there was neaNy
fog prevailing and Il possible TO olseeIns %
iects for only short distance. so the shoch %
trains in collision terrific All the cdsuIs
are reported be smong the men OF the 80 hannS
engineers and nremen Joinpeo 80
saved themselves. over two hundred feet oL sis
was torn I'D and the cars were smashed anu p4IoN
upon each other IN every conceivable shape
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
ANOTHER PRoFFER DECLINED.

c. a. SMITH. OF MINNEAPOLIS. DOES NOT WANT
THE sRAT-oTHERs WHO ARE TALKED OF
Minneapolis. Dec. 4-Governor Lind. who is a
Fusionist. has informally offered the appointment
as United States Senator 10 succeed Senator Davis
20 C. A Smith, wealthy Swedish-American lum-
herman. Of this city, and a Republican. Mr.
Smith. has however, declined the profTer The
Governors appointee would serve until the Legis-
lature, which meets next month, elects.
L. L. Brown. Of Winona. recently Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Ist District is being
urged, and former Congressman c. A Towne is not
altogether out Of the One generally credited
report to-day stated that former Governor John
s. Pisbury would be willing 10 accept the appoint
ment. with no expectation of being a candidate
before the Legislature Confirmation was impossi-
bic, as also vas il IN the case OF reports that to
Moses z. Clapp had been offered the position
Ex-senator w. D. Washburn to-day declared
positively that there is truth in the story that
he has been asked 10 accept the Senatorship
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
NEWJERSEY POLITICAL NOTES

New-Jersey politicians who measure ,ho,r -.
pective party candidates as horsemen m.asnr.
their favorites have issued bulletin 10 the anfa.
that ex-Congressman and present State Senator
Johnston Cornish. OF Warren County rs in eres+
form for the race for Governor on the Dsr,ocrot,s
ticket next year" In corroboration OF this an
nouncement IL is said that Mr. Cornish has hl .
iar snare or the prosperity of the last four wears
as well as Of other years when prosneritv -
vailed, and II is generally understood that the hI,
senafors hte59eq 1 TO refer TO the fine looking young
as he is. however. he wasn't born yesterday snS
that. although there is no doubt he Is n 60 .y say
FORM for hurdle, he will look long before 81 be
eaps INTO anything that resembles handicap.
The announcement that Barker Gummere Will,
tire from politics at the end OF his term as Co,,
Clerk OF Mercer County. two years hence e -
amy MADE IN good faith but he will have plenty
or time to move to reconsider himself befor -
clerkship expires. Mr. Gumrnere out ~ nol.,1as
would be such a surprise that II Is doubtfnI :, =
wouiq a. realiTe what wat had happened TO him until he
out there are good many ambitious young Ra
Fence aroun5 him ~ Ge g., VINO VIII not build
Republicans Of other counties what fbeY 'S young
be TO let - "'ii not long
Inasmuch as Hudson County will have ,,v.,,.. -.
the sixteen Democratic members OF the NEXT T..
islature. the choice made by Robert Davis -, IS
Congressman Alvah A. Clark as the supernuynera,. =.
eahaloate Tor United States Senator In prsfsraLS
good ratified. 70 already as
Governor Voorhees, IN the opinion OF soma =,
bis friends. is singulaTy negligent IN delav,ng ~
puohe testimonial Of thanks 10 those OF hts =
sistants who have already named the sucrs.sa.
OF Chief Justice Depue when his term shau -
pre-. however the assurance that he -
mSeh obliged for the distinguished considerst,8 10
nhich these assistants have shown him by tsEt0
the appointment on his hands NAV be a. ar eAlhs
men ment expected Governor Voorhees, may howeVsTp
step IN az the last moment and make the s,s eI
ment himself. as he has been known point
several previous occasions. ~ 10 on
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
Found HALF FROZEN IN MOUNTAINS.
WOMAN. DESERTED By MALE COMPANIONS. LAY
UNsHELTERED ALL NIGHT IN
COLD AND RAIN.

Paterson, N j.. Dec. AT o'clock this after
noon bows clambering about Garret Mountains
found the body of woman in a gully She was un-
conscious and only half clad and lay in pool Of
mud Her scanty garments were saturated with
rain and she was half frozen. Word was sent to
the police station and the patrol wagon went after
her. The warmth Of the station revived her. but
II was decided 10 hurry her of 20 Jail and Recorder
Senior made out q commitment for thirty days
She was identified Mary Walsh. II was
learned that last night she went up the mountains
with a group of men. 1t is supposed the woman
lay all night and all day. her only pro-
lection from the elements being old coat thrown
over her shoulders by her companions.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
SHOOTS HIMSELF IN HOTEL.
MAN WHO REGISTERED FROM OMAHA AT
TEMPTED SUICIDE IN THE
GRAND UNION.

A man who registered George Maltoy' OF
Omaha. shot himself behind the right ear In
toilet room in the Grand Union Hotel early this
morning He taken 10 Bellevue Hospita' ana
bI,- viii die AT the hotel It said the
had registered there or Monday. He left three un-
signed letters one was addressed 10 Mrs George
Maltby No It Morton-st.. New-York City Another
letter found read:
To my relatives: When am cold ana ueaG . ana an,
wife and the boy. Tou Will love heI. an; GOI, a.
she has been good to me. Please sistsl "a 5 II
know you will love her.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
HUSBAND AND WTFF's JoTyr F.py,,o,

81 Louis. Dec s-In a decision rendered TO-DAY
IN the esse of J. l. Macks aeains, tbs Cs,,,H,g
Theatre Company and Sidney Drew. the 8, To.s-
court OF Appeals declared that what husbsns .rS
VIE earn by their combined labors belongs n ,s-,
Jointly and cannot be considered the sole sns -
loue property OF the husband. The conolusion
husbands individual debts ana is 5000 , -,
onAsations OF the wife well II can only -
l. ssksa N payment OF their joint debts The Csc
'As on justice Judgment In Califor1is pSSese. sse
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05

Beaver. Penn. Dec. 4--The body Of " 5. casey.
the Adams Express messenger who was orO~hea
AZ the wreck on the Cleveland and Pittsburg Rail-
road near Beaver on Tuesday night last was re-
covered to-day 40 feet below where his car went
down the bank into the river. When coroner
White examined the body there were no marks on
the face and hands His watch was found 10 rave
stopped at 1905 O'Clock, central time Whlch corTs
sponds with the time the accident occurred
Casev's two brothers, John and Albert. were al
Fochester and arrived az the Beaver stat.on yust
s the body OF their brother was being carried from
skin the station
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05

WASHINGTON. Penh.. Dec. 4.-The engineer. DaVlo
Phillips and the fireman. named Cobaugh' OF the
morning Baltimore and Ohio express. eastoonnd al
$50 o'clock, were suddenly enveloped in names on
their engine near Elm Grove to-day. and so osoiy
burned that they could not continue ther run
ss rna line masses under the tracks at that point
and the line had sprung leak in the night The
escaping gas ignited from the hreoox OF the engine
In an instant the entire train was surrounoed py
aaroes The engine men were leaning out OF the
cab an the time and received the full force OF the
fanes but pIuckiy carried the train through 70
safety Other men were substituted anu lhe uaih
arrived here two hours late.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
SUIT AGAINST SENATOR PLATT SErr,rn

Ioieoo, Dec. A-Sreatly 10 the s,,rrr,.. -, 80.
negs ana court ofhcials to-day, when the long
's Lawn out suit Of Calvin Cone against Thomas q
FA'' president Of the United States Exnrsss C,oro
pahy, vas called in the United States cour, the
announcement was made that It had been ss,tles
out Of court. Gone was forr,sr,, -, - , se''4eo
tract he Es Ws. 9remPsnSI and claimed life com
lSr III ss.gO and continuation of salsrT ailo sued
have been navmss, net @ .announeed. but Is said 70
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
STANDARD OIL BRFAKS tn 9,

standard OF stock. which on Monday sold nm -
-. ne" hieh record. yesterday broke 10 sOi an
the capital stock OF nOoOoO9O0 IN which ss nar -.
elYidenos have been declared for this vesr A.
S9roiAs % these rumors. four shares OF new s,6sl
WI De gwen for each share Of the present
-" 0Noch oeing IL
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
YOUTHFUL BRIDAL PAIR ARRESTED

THE WIFE - SENT TO THH GERRY soc1vrv
THE HUSBAND TO CELL.
Edith Leumer. the fourteen-year-old daugb... -,
Mrs Rosalia Leumer. Of Wakefield The Rro,r
sho Dahlei Iaggart. were secretly married on
Monday by Father Talbot OF s. A,,o.,'
Church The bride is now in the care OF the Co.
society and the bridegroom is a prisoner in =
police station. charged with abduction bv his t,.
mother- Iaegart is twenty years old He was az
,ss'eo al Ihe home Of his sister. Mrs. Reynolds AZ
no. See Ihird-aVe, where he han taken hts hr5de
on honeymoon trip. 'Ne
Mr' ana Mrs TaggaFt were taken back 20 Walk
neld. where they confronted bv ~. 80
salsIy ahs5y molner They fell on their knees ana ha
ssrGasrt Tisles put she was obdurate ana ,olS
% eeSnt Llefney 70 lock them both up TszSsri
ba nan on the Huekleberry road Ne viii
morning. ponce court this
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
THE CZAR rs JuPROTTyG.

Livada. Dec. 4.-The physicians Of the Car .s-
sued the following bulletin to-day:
The Car passed the last twenty-four hours very
satisfactorily. Yesterday evening his tempera ture
was 1906 and his pulse so. This morning his tenn
perature 9s.6 and his pulse SIS. His general
condition is very good. His Majesty is now able TO
sit in invalid chair at intervals during the day
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
TO SUPPLY DR.. BROWNS PULPIT.
vEsTRYMEN ARE DETERMINED THAT INTEREs
IN THE SERVICES SHALL NOT FLAG.


IN THE SERVICES SHALL NOT FLAG.
The vestrymen OF St. Thomas's Protestant Epis-
copal Church are determined that the services shall
not lack in interest during the period which must
eIapse before is chosen to hll the place
left vacant by the recent death of the Rev. Dr.
Brown. Here is the list Of preachers who viii MI
the pulpit on Sunday from until next March:
December g. Bishop Leonard, of Ohio; December
Is the Rev. Dr. W. r. Huntington, OF Grace Church,
this city; December q, the Rev. Dr. Charles II.
Babcock formerly of Providence, r. l.; December
80 January 6, l3 and 20. Bishop Dudley, Of Ken
tucky; January 27 Bishop Doane, Of Albany;
February 3. 10. Il and a. Bishop Potter; March 3.
Bishop McVickar. of Rhode Island.
There was election OF vestrymen yesterday, at
which George l. Gillespie. Anson r. Flower and
James r. Woodward were reelected for three years
and George MacCulIoch Miller was reelected
warden for two-year term.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
SIX KILLED AND SIXTEEN HURT.
RESULTS OF BOILER EXPLOSION IN CHiCA"O
RAILWAY STATION.

Chicago. Dec. "A corrected list OF the casual
ties IN the explosion last evening OF boiler In the
lighting and heating plant Of the Chicago ana
Northwestern Railway shows six dead snc sixteen
injured I'VE of whom probably will die Hugh NC
C5regor was added to-day 10 the list Of dead. ana
the injuries OF the following will. IL is believed re-
suit fatally: August Beck and HIS wife. Of NIL
waukee: John Butterworth. A J. Scully ano George
C,fiis az This city TIE Becks were returning 20
MILWAUKEE, after their wedding trip Mrs BECK Is
the daughter of Charles Uhlein. wealthy brewer
Of Milwaukee.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
European Department
American Express Co.

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at which the Company is represented by an
organization exclusively employed for its business.
In connection with its general business, the Com
Pany is also prepared at points named. throus its
ORDER And COMMISSION BUREAU
well known in the United States to
promptly and satisfactorily execute
ali orders or commissions of every
kind entrusted to its care.
For further particulars enquire at any of the
Company's Agencies in the United States.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05

Sidney Drew for individual lodging oill. DLeN 1
inE az the Columbia Theatre when the garnisnment
served.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
european Aopernsemeurs.

european aouernsemeurs.
EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
LERS will find the London office of The
Tribune, 149 Fleet Streer, a convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
NOT SUFFICIENT WATER. 1T rs SAID.

The report that six wood pulp and paper mills
be built in Wisconsin at a cost Of from
81 10000 81 $4,000 and with aggregate capacity
of 80 tons day, is discredted by officers OF the
International Paper Company. The forests Of Wis
consn, il is said. sparse except in the extreme
northern part. and 1t is not believed that there is
any available water power in that State sufficient
TO operate such plants
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
Why WOODRUFF PAID THE $3.50 FINE.

ACTION WAS AGAINST HIS SON JOHN
Old Forge, n. Y. Dec. 4-In communication to
F. B. Peek. Lieutenant-Governor Woodruff au-
thorizes the following statement relative 10 the
fine Of $3.50 paid by him for violation OF the deer
hunting law:
The action against my son John, and the
fine was paid although the violation technical.
neither he any else in camp far
have discovered. knew that the closed season had
been extended from the fifteenth OF August to the
first of September this year for the first time.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05

A DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE. Dealing with
its Language, Literature and Contents. lnelnd- 1
Hastings .. D. Vol III. K!r-Pleiades. Charles
Scrfbner's Sons.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
CARLTON HOTEL.
LONDON,

The perteetioN o. M9aeFn iOtrs loCAtA
In London The World wide OF c. Ritz.
ot tss Hotel hlts Paris who Is k-sager. and Of ~;
Eseofrer who 10 acknowledged be the OF
European Chefs ana has charge CarlI0n CisiDs
assures perfection tD each Department
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
foreign Resorts.
LONDON HOTELS.

First-class West End Hotel, at Victoria Station
chief terminus of routes to Continental Europe Cable
address; Votively, London.
MANAGED BY THE GORDON HOTELS Id
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-03

cided not to ratify the agreement of nine
articles providing for the neutral za.ion
OF Shanghai and the Southern Chinese
treaty ports, submitted by Minister W.