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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
LATE LOCAL NEWS,
High Council tonight.

High Council tonight
The Tabernacle choir members are all
wanted at rehearsal on Thursday night.
The bonds OF the Ascending =. j.
Conway were declared forfeited today.
a marriage license has been issued to
Delbert c. Carman, 2j and Mary Il.
Harris, 20, both Of Salt Lake.
Mayor Thompson today approved
the appropriation list passed al last
evenings Council also the department
payrolls. which. IL Is expected. Will be
discharged by Treasurer Morris to-
morrow
Maurice Grau telegraphed last night
10 krOnherg that the great company
win positively appear here as an
nounced SO no one need hesitate In get.
ting their tickets
This afternoon two boys were riding
on a bay horse, near the juncture OF
First South and Richards streets. when
the animal began "bucking' and land.
ed the youngsters on the pavement.
one had his hand badly lacerated, and
the other had a cash In his scalp.
Both were so anxious 10 keep their
names out Of the papers that they said
they weren't hurt but they were,
though not dangerously.
Dun's Review OF November 18th says
Of Salt Lake business conditions. I.o-
cal jobbers report holiday trade OPEN
ing fair, and there Is activity in all
staple lines. Wool remains firm. Scar
city OF cars interrupted the movement
OF goods, but railroads are holding
back for more profitable freight which
is expected 10 continue until after
holiday trade has ceased Alfalfa seed
shows a marked advance, with heavy
orders. Country collections are quiet.
owing 10 low prices for farm products.
Real estate remains firm, and there IS
no material change In loans or de-
posts
Peter A. Penrod has petitioned the
probate court o. appoint p. A. Dix ad-
ministrator Of the estate Of +, S. Cow
ley. who died IN Salt Lake county on
May 2lst, 1895 leaving an estate. con-
slstlng Of thirty-eight acres OF land
and personal property OF the probable
value Of $500, The heirs are the
widow and six children. Before the
death " deceased petitioner purchased
Of him a portion OF the real property.
which Mr.. Penr0d claims he is now
entitled 20 have conveyed 20 him
Saturday. the sth day Of December.
was set for the hearing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
Wires Al Down.

Memphis. Tenn, Nov. 2l.-Telegraph
and telephone wires are down along the
line OF the Illinois Central railroad be-
tween Memphis and Grenada Miss.
where Is located the path Of yesterdays
storm Consequently, news OF the dis
aster can only be obtained from incom-
ing trains and win be probably not
available until late today
Loves station, Miss, reports none
killed outright by the storm OF yester-
day afternoon I'm that vicinity. ]. L.
Doney was fatally injured by falling
timbers. a dozen houses were wrecked
and much other property damage done.
The course OF the storm was down the
Coldwater river. There Is no definite
news Of the effects along that stream
at points distant from Coldwater.
A report arrived here at noon
stated that four negroes We're killed and
hundreds OF cabins on plantations near
Lula, Miss, demolished Five miles
north Of Tunica a cabin In which FIVE
negroes were assembled was wrecked
and all OF them killed. A school house.
n church and a number OF plantation
houses IN this locality were demolished.
A white man and negro were killed
six miles south 81 fernando. Miss
Many plantation houses cotton gin
and q church We're destroyed The
names Of the victims cannot be learned
at this time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
SEQUEL TO INDIAN FIGHT.
George Pepin Likely to Figure as
Defendant in Divorce Court,

George Pepin, the individual who fig
ured in Sundays fight with the wooden
Indian, and who later appeared IN the
police court on the charge OF drunken
ness, Is now threatened by HIS wife with
divorce proceedings Yesterday a sum
mons was served on the "scrapper." cit
ms him to appear within ten days from
date and show cause why Mrs Pepin
should not be released from her matri-
monial obligations. The complaint. Il
Is said will be forthcoming next week.
The main grounds OF the suit win be
drunkenness and cruelty For some
time past. II Is said. the thumper Of
poor 10" has been addicted 10 the use
OF intoXlcants, and while in his cups Is
said 10 ill-treat his wife. Although Mrs.
Pepln win not admit Il TO be true, quite
a number OF people are inclined 10 the
belief that Georges escapade OF Sunday
last was the chief factor In starting the
action for divorce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
RAILROAD PROMOTERS In The CITY
Senator W. A. Clark and Other Prominent FinanCes to Sign
Articles OF Incorporation OF the Los Angeles
Salt Lake Rail Oid.

that the City Council has vacated Plo-
neer square, and the next step after the
filing OF the articles win be the deed
ing over Of the valuable piece Of prop
erty TO the company under the c0ndi.
lions already published.
Senator W a. Clark, accompanied by
his brother j. Ross Clark, arrived In
this city from Butte this forenoon. and
Immediately drove 10 the knutsford.
Hon. r. c. Kerens, George B. Leigh
ton $. A. Bemis, and possibly some
oilers are scheduled 90 arrive this az
tern0on on the overland limited. which
IS late owing to the stress Of weather
along the line When these gentlemen
get together they VIII review the stu
alton and take final action upon the
matter which is Of 80 vital interest to
the citizens OF Utah and the inter-
mountain region generally
Senator Clark. W tO this time has
done no talking for publication. AS a
friend Of his stated az the Knutsford
this afternoon. "He Is not In love with
reporters Consequently when ap-
preached this morning by one OF that
fraternity with the request that he fur
nlsh an expression upon the all-absorb-
Ing topic Of the Los Angeles railroad
project for publication Senator Clark
said, II have absolutely no time to
see anyone at all this morning" and
the door OF parlor 3 swung to on it,
hinges
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
seybelI Injunction Dissolved.

London Nov 2l.-The appeal court
has dissolved the injunction Of Justice
FarweU, Of the high court OF Justice. Of
August &c. who enjoined General Sey.
bell OF the Amalgamated society OF
Railway Servants and Secretary
Holmes from watching and besetting'
the Great Western railroad stations
and approaches with the view OF Undue
INK non-unionists to refrain from TAX.
ing the places OF Tan Vale railroad
strikers The master OF the rolls de-
clared the Amalgamated society was
an entity unknown 20 the law and
therefore incapable OF being used. The
case win be appealed 70 the house Of
lorda.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
DELAGoABAY RAMRoADAwARD
Amer Eleven Years Portugal Pays
u with Interest Added.

London. Nov. 2l--The Delagoa bay
railroad award was paid today. The
Americans received their share through
the Seligmans
The Dolagoa railroad award Of 49,
bee 500 with interest at per cent from
June e5. 1859. the result OF the seizure
Of the Delagoa Bay railroad by Portu-
gal The facts IN the case have been
told many times during the last few
years Besides the principal OF the
award and the interest. totallng about
s. Ol0Ul Portugal paid on account
sIt0 900 in 1890. The Americans interest
ed are the heirs OF Col. McMurdo, who.
with a number OF English capitalists.
built the road and ran II until seized
b ythe Portuguese officials.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
National Orange session.

Washington, Nov. H.--At today's ses-
sion OF the National Grange, Patrons Of
Husbandry, Secretary Of Agriculture
Wilson made an address on the work
the department Is doing for agricul-
tural interests, He paid tribute to the
influence and Importance Of the oranges
20 the farmers everywhere reviewing
the operations Of the various branches
OF the agricultural department and
particularly efforts being made 10 bring
wider markets abroad FOR products Of
American husbandry.
The report Of the committee on dor
mant oranges. made by g. O. Ralne. OF
Missouri evoked a prolonged discussion.
No action was taken. The report Of
the committee on mileage and per diem,
made by Arnold Naudain, of Delaware,
was adopted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
Holland and China.

New York. Nov. PA dispatch TO the
Herald from The Hague says:
THE Dutch government was recently
requested by the Chinese minister TO
take part in the negotiations with
China. It's reply was 10 the effect
that Holland had never been at war
with China but that she intended to
demand PREPARATION for anything that
might have happened TO Che minister at
Pekin, and also as soon as details Of
the damage were received for any loss
caused 20 Dutch residents In the celes-
tial empire.
The Dutch minister, who is stu at
Shanghai with HE 0reter. Mr.
Duysberg. has received orders 10 re-
turn to Pekln and forward particulars
Of the damage done by the Boxers.
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TEACHERS AND PARENTS.

Teachers OF the Washington school
are sending out neat invitations writ
ten by the children to their parents,
asking them 90 attend a Mothers
Meeting" 20 be held at the school
building on Friday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. IL is said an effort VIII be
made 10 effect an organization OF par
ents with the object In view of bring
ing the teachers and parents in closer
relations with each other, both social
ly and In the discipline or training Of
the children. A large response TO this
invitation Is expected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
THE KALGAN
EXPEDITION.
It Finds Admiral HO Strongly
Entrenched.
SENT FOR REINFORCEMENT
Firing In the Neighborhood Of Tien
Tsln - German Sentries Doubled
Chinese Servants Alarmed.

Berlin, Nov. 2i-Count Won Valdez
see cables from Pekln that he will re-
turn the yiceroy's visit today
He has adyices from Colonel Yorcks
corps showing that the Chinese gem
eral Ho with 10000 regulars and much
artillery, IS near Kalgan prepared to
resist euergetlcally a further advance
Of the expedition.
Colonel Yorck, therefore, Will await
reinforcements before attempting to
proceed.
no OCCUPIED STRONG POSITION.
London. Nov. a.-A special dispatch
from Pekln, dated November 10, says
the Kalgan expedition found Admiral
mot general Ho occupying a strong
position at Hsueng Hwi and the COM
manders Of the allied forces decided
they were not strong enough 10 attack
him and sent to PelSin for reinforce
ments,
FIRING AROUND TEN TsIN.
Tien Tsin, Dec 20, via Shanghai Nov.
I.-There has been considerable firing
recently IN the neghborhood OF Tien
Tsin, and owing 90 a report that the
German office OF the city would be at
tackled last night, the German sem
tries were doubled, a regiment pa
troled the opposite bank OF the river
and the remainder Of the German
troops were ordered to hold them
selves In readiness for action at an
instants notice.
Nothing happened. however to show
cause for the alarm although today
all the Chinese servants Of the Bengal
lancers. officers and men. left, saying
they had been informed that the Box
ers were marching I'm a large body on
Tien Tsin and pekln
Neither General Lorne Campbell, OF
the British troops, nor Colonel Moale,
OF the Americans. believes there is any
truth in the rumor but the natives
evidently believe II and many Of them
are leaving the service Of the foreign
ers.
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To Reduce the Reyenue.

Washington. Nov I.-The Republic
can members Of the ways and means
committee, today decided 20 make
reduction OF 100000 in the revenues.
the amount suggested hy Secretary
Gage. The day was speft almost en-
tirely In going over the war revenue
bill The schedules on which the re-
duotlon shall be made have not been
decided upon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
Severe storm in California.

San Francisco, Nov. 2l.--A severe
storm prevails over northern California
and Geographic communication with
some points has been interrupted. The
Southern Pacific company has ordered
out its snow plows on the Central Pa
ciAc line This Is the first time In ten
years that q November storm has made
such an order necessary. Snow Is fall
ing from ColfaX 10 Reno. and az the
summit It Is seven feet I'm depth and
still falling heavily. So far traffic has
not been INTERRUPTED
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
RETuRN oF VOLUNTEERS.
Intention of War Department 20 Re-
turn Them by July I.

Washington, Nov. 2l.-Adjutant Cen
eral COrbin authorizes the statement
that It Is the intention OF the war de-
partment TO bring home from the Phil
ippines 20 the United States every one
Of the volunteers who cares 20 come,
and discharge them here. on or before
the first OF July next when, under the
law, the volunteers must be mustered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
Manchestcr and Bride Cheered.

Belfast. Nov 2l.--The duke and duch-
ess OF Manchester arrived at lander
agee Castle, Armagh yesterday and
we're received with great rejoioings
Bonfres blazed and illuminatons .ere
general. The crowds cheered as the
couple drove through the town and the
duke thanked his tenants for their re.
ceptlon OF his bride. The duke and
duchess will 90 20 India and japan
from the United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
A Lake steamer Goes Down.

Cleveland Ohio. Nov, 2l-Teephone
message from Lorain, twenty-five miles
west Of this city says the steamer ST.
Lawrence has gone down on that port
and asking that the Cleveland life-say-
ing crew be hurried to the scene. The
wind was blowing sixty miles an hour
when the message was received.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21

and much damage done at Layergue,
sixteen miles from Nashville. AZ West
Harpeth and Thompsons station a
number were blown down. A child was
killed az the later place, Two persons
were killed and several fatally Injured
az Nolensyllle. Williamson county. II
Is reported a number Of persons were
killed In Maury county.
Near Nolensville. Miss, Mamie
Hampton was killed James Hampton
was seriously injured and VIII probably
die. Emma Hampton, Ernest stephens
and Miss Black Hampton were serious
~ injured James Chrlsman's house was
blown away and his baby Is missing.
The home Of j ID. Vernon was demol-
llshed and Mrs, Broamlet, a sister,
killed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
j. Q. Echols sentence COMMITTED

Phoenix. Arlz.. Nov Ex-Governor
Murphy has commuted 70 four years the
sentence Of John e. Echols. who has
served three years Of a ten-year sem
tence. His Imprisonment was the result
OF conviction for stage robbery and the
communication Is prompted by the con-
fesslon Of Klng Ussery, who says he
was the guilty party and arranged his
plans so suspicion fell on Echols.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
Cznr,s Condition Good.

Llvadia, Nov i.-The bulletin issued
today by the cars physicians was
more satisfactory IL read as follows:
1.-THE ear passed a satisfactory day
yesterday, His condition is good. Tenn
perature az last evening 1926: pulse.
16. He slept but little during the night,
but from no disturbing cause. His
majesty's general condition Is salts
factory. Temperature this morning,
1906. pulse, 90"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21

out. 1t is the expectation and hope Of
the war department that the coming
Congress VIII early IN IFS session. en-
act legislation which VIII enable the de-
partment 10 replace the present yolun-
teer force by permanent force, In that
case such OF the men IN the ranks as
care 90 continue In the service viii be
re-enllsted as regulars, and any vacan-
cies that may exist through the muster
out OF the volunteers VIII be- supplied by
original enlstments In the United
States II Is believed these enllstments
can be made en- time TO replace an the
retired Philippine volunteers before the
first Of the next fiscal year without
causing a hiatus,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
sehalkburger,s peath piscredIted.

London. Nov 2l,-The ranorted death
Of Gen. schalkburger. acting president
Of the Transvaal since Mr. Kruger
departure, is discredited here There
Is a mere rumor that he died at PO-
hannesburg November 9Th, but the re-
port lacks confirmation Lord Rob-
erts' dispatch from Johannesburg this
morning does not mention the death Of
Gen. Scvhalkburger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
Time for boundary Extended.

Washington, Nov 2l-Secretary Hay.
for the United States, and Ambassador
Aspiroz for the government Of Mexi-
co. today signed a treaty, further ex-
tending the time allowed for the SUR
vey and definition Of the water bounda-
~ between Mexico and the United
States. There already have been sew
eral extensions. In each case for year,
but the present arrangement will con-
tinue until the work Is concluded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
Kentuoky's Governor WIN Marry.

greensboro. w, Nov 24.-Tonight for
the first time in the history OF Ken
lucky governor In Office viii be mar
ried. John Crepps Wicklife Beckham
will be united In marriage with Miss
Jean Raphael Nuqua The governors
STAFF and all the state officers from
Frankfort, including Judges Of the court
OF appeal and members Of the different
state boards, will assemble IN Louis
VILE today and arrive here on special
train. Distinguished guests from all
parts Of the State will be In attend
ance. The ceremony will be held In the
First Presbyterian church.
The governor and his bride will leave
at midnight for Chicago, and then west
ward, returning TO Frankfort Decem-
Der l. After Governor Beckham's in
auguration on December II, they win
visit Florida
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
Six Bluffs" Killed.

London. Nov 2l.-A long dispatch
received from Lord Roberts today, re-
fers 10 a number of minor occurrences.
The only incident Of Importance is the
surprise Of an outpost Of the Butts,
southwest Of Balmoral. November l4th.
Six Of the Bluffs were killed and five
wounded. An officer and thirty men
were made prisoners. The post has
since been re-occupied
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
Probate Matters.

The following orders IN probate have
been made by Deputy Clerk George +.
Blair:
Estate Of Fredonla Himmah. de-
deaced' order made for sale OF per-
sonal property.
Estate OF James Bullock, deceased;
will admitted TO probate and Eber Case
appointed executor. TO act without
bonds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
New York Divorce Mil Scandal,

New York, Nov. 2l-Frank Wilson,
who was arrested with lawyer named
Ziemer and others In connection with
the divorce mill" conspiracy recently,
pleaded guilty today before Recorder
Con to four Indictments for perjury
found against him In connection with
these cases.
Wilson admitted that he had received
four terms Of two years each In prison
for counterfeiting. Mr.. Pentecost. who
represented Wilson. said he would aid
the State IN the prosecution Of the old
cases.
Recorder Con remanded Wilson for a
week for sentence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21

The result OF the official canvass In
Salt Lake county viii be declared to-
morrow, Thursday. and certificates VIII
issue Immediately thereafter to the sue
Cessfu candidates on Monday, the
News" gave the full return In the city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
Big storm In Ohio.

Cleveland. o.. Nov, ala heavy west
erly gale, which az times reached a We
locity of sixty miles an hour swept over
northern Ohio today prostratlng tele-
phone and telegraph wires IN all dlrec-
tlons, In this city the wind played
havoc with chlmneys, trees and plate
glass windows The temperature Is
falling rapIdly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
"MoRNIoNs' AND INDIfG b.
Account of a Fight Between Them
Greatly Exaggerated.

Phoenix, Ariz,. Nov. ia message
received here today from the San Car
los reservation says that no Indians
have left the reservation, cOntradicting
the belief that the Apache band. which
has been on the Warpath IN Mex, came
from San Carlos There are no lndica-
lions OF uneasiness among the San Car
los Apaches
A dispatch from Casas Grande, Next
co, states that the fight reported there
between "Mormous' and a band OF In
dams syas grossly exaggerated. Near
Colonia, PachecO. whites fired on a few
wandering reds who plundered catables
fro ma ranch house. One Indian is said
TO have been killed and another wound
ad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
Warrant for Frank VI. Brown.

Cincinnati Ohio. Nov. I.-A warrant
was issued today by United States
Commissioner Leonard for the arrest OF
Frank NJ. Brown. late assistant CASH
Ter Of the German National Bank. of
Newport KY, whose present where
abOuts are unknown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
steamer Friesland in Tow.

Southampton. Nov. 21.-The Red Star
steamer Friesland Captain Nlckels.
which sailed from New York November
eth for this port and Antwerp. passed
Hurst Castle at 1886 this morning In
tow Of the steamer Cluden The Fries
lands rudder was disabled. She was
taken in tow 10y the Cluden in the wcin-
lty Of the scilly Islands on Monday
last
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21

Eliza Thomas on the ground Of adult
terry. The parties, according TO the
husbands complaint were married IN
this city on November LIST. 1899. on July
2ith Of this year plaintiff says Mrs.
Thomas violated her marriage vows
with one Ben Fulton. with whom, II IS
alleged, she is now living at Clear
Crock. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
A Young Woman Murdered.

Rochester n. Y, Nov. 2l-Mlss
Theresa Heating. a highly respected
young woman, was found murdered In
vacant lot on Davis street near the
New York Central tracks at noon today,
She had been robbed Of her money and
other goods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-21
CANVASS IN SALT LAKE COUNTY.

by precincts, and on Tuesday stated the
results shown az the conclusion OF the
canvass Monday night Here Is the de-
tailed vote. the aggregate in the county
being added to the city's figures:
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No CAUSE OF ACTION.
j. W. Farrell Nonsuited in Case
Agalnst the CltY and County.

When the News report Of the case
Of j. w Farrell against Salt Lake
city and county closed yesterday. a
motion for non-suit was in course OF
argument. After hearing arguments
pro and con Judge Cherry granted the
motion on the ground that c. T.. Mason,
10 whom Mr. Farrell had assigned his
claim against the defendants, had ac-
cepted the amounts Of the original con-
tract, sll,5OO in all and that the plain
tin had consented thereto. The court
held that Farrell had no cause OF ac-
ton The action was TO recover So
O6lO9, alleged TO be due for extras on
the contract for putting IN the cleo
trio wires In the city and County
building.