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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11

10 new issues. There win be bold dec
larat0ns on these. -Four years ago we
were practically a hermit nation. is0-
lated from an the world-forccs which
promote industry, trade and commerce.
our manufacturing capabilities and IA
clltes were Jar beyond our own needs.
The home demand was enormous but
90 manufacture simply Tor home de-
mand does not add tO the general
wealth estimated In coin.
"rhc war with Spain, through wise
councils in the executive office and the
varliko spirit OF the army and navy
and people. was brought to such "a
prompt and satisfactory conclusion
that IL not only opened the eyes of tho
world 10 our lnvlnclble fighting cap8c-
ity, but 90 our marvellous advance in
manufactures u extended our terr-
tories broadoned our productive Cnp8c-
ity. and extended our domestic markets
among people whose trade had been a
bone of contention among European ng-
lions for centuries.
"Thc Republican convention Foo IT'S
platform declarations viii have t0 meet
AN these new problems of public policy
by taking advanced grounds"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11

The nerves Of the human body act
as messengers TO convey TO the brain
impressions Of outward effects, and to
convey from the brain to the muscles
and organs nerve force or vital power.
Without this vital power the heart,
stomach, lungs, bowels, and all organs
OF the body would be unable TO per
form their functions and life would
cease. When these messengers be-
come deranged or the supply OF nerve
force Is depleted, the best remedy 70
restore them to their normal condition
is DIT Miles Restorative NerYine. II
creates a good appetite, gives refresh
Ing sleep, and cures that tired feeling.
IL acts on the nervous system, which
controls an the processes Of the body,
tonlne it up into sound and vigorous
action. 1t oyercomes the excessive
wasting and puts back the lost aesb-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11
MAY DECLARE FOR Beers.
Talk Of Republican National Convention Bdyo-
ealing Arbitration,
Will be No War Affecting tho United
states, but sympathy Way be
Expressed for Boers,

New York. May ll.-Edward Lauter-
bach created O. sensation az meeting
last night Of the Citizens committee
which Is arranging Tor the entertain
ment Of the Boer ENJOYS. who are ex-
pected on the Maasdam next Tuesday.
Addressing the meeting, MT Lauter-
bach said.
Neither of the two great political
parties has taken amy definite action on
the position of this government with
respect 90 Che B0er war My own party
has Not seen tt t0 define Cos position.
II is equally true that no other nation
has done so But Judgment has gone
by default against England In am civil
lied countries because of her action In
south Africa. Tn Uur own country and
In my own party / believe there Is
latent fire that VIII require but a small
amount of tanning 200 cause o. to break
into a vast and powerful flame that
VIII Inspire The people who love justice.
freedom and am that tends Co O high
civilization and right
Il believe the Republican party Is
irretrieyably lost if 10 leaves 90 the
TO insert in its national platform a
plank that win declare for the South
African republics. I'm Michigan the Re
publlcans take the same stand with re-
gard 20 the national party ] am un-
alterahly opposed 90 leaving such &C.
ton 90 the Democrats.
Il am q delegate To- the convention
and j shall struggle and work harder
FOR Boer plank in the platform than
! worked and struggled for a gold plank
In the platform that was made up az 81.
Louis
Rev Father Ducey who preceded Mr..
Lauterbach. said.
This country cannot AFFORD TO 20 10
war over this question We can talk
now and arbItrate later. What the
Beers want Is sympathy and arbitra-
ton"
A committee was appointed TO 20
down the bay 10 meet the ENJOYS The
committee win conduct them 20 the
city hall and introduce them 10 the
mayor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11
STOPPING METHODIST PAPERS.
Twelve that DO Not Pay are Likely
Co Suspend.

Chicago. May li.-By refusing TO cone
uuue the publication OF the Northern
Christian Advocate az Syracuse until
the four conferences agreed to furnish
bonds udomnifying the Methodist Book
concern against loss in its operation.
the committee Of the ~ ~ general cone
ference on book concern hl hy dee
cisive vote declared SIS intention of srs-
pending all papers which have been run
al a loss during the past four years
The Northern Christian Advocate
was test case and the ministers who
were anxious TO have 90 continued Zoo
spite of the fact that 10 has cost the
church N5l40 during the past quad-
rennium were voted down 10 committee
by large majority.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11
Was Rufa Down,
SeepeSS, Nervous, NeVer Without Urea,
Listless Feeling: Cured BY
Dr.. Miles ;Nervine.

Il was troubled Tor thirty years with weak.
ness OF the heart and nerves, Had palpia.
ton and auttering Of The heart upon slightest
exertion and was generally run down, weak
and nervous found that Dr. Miles Nerine
was the only remedy that gave me relief, and
am satisfied would not be alive today but
for It's use My son and daughter have both
taken DR.. Miles Neryine with best results"
MRS. MARY ECGERS London Mills. Ills.
Two years ago was 50 run down that my
nerves became all unsung and almost lost
my reason. Two doctors waited on me, but
neither was able to do me any good and my
husband bought a bottle Of Dr. Miles Nevine
and began giving it to me. It helped me right
along and when had taken seven bottles l
was cured" Mas CAROLINE SCHROEDER,
Metropolis, llls.
DR. Miles Nerine Is sold 1t all drug stores
on a positive guarantee. Write for free
advice and booklet TO
DA Mas MIDlest Co. Elkhagt lad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11
MURDERED by STRIKERS.
Woman with Babe in Her Arms is
Killed.

st. Louis. May lO--The feature Of
the day I'm the great street railway
strike was the conference between Gov
Stephens, the members OF the eXecu-
tive committee ot the local street rail-
way employees association and the
officers and attorneys OF the transit
company. called for the purpose Of
ascertainInR n some sort OF an annie
able understanding could not De arrived
at 20 end hostlities. The conference
lasted for several hours. but at It's
conclusion Gov Stephens announced
that nothing had been accomplished.
The suburban company operated its
system under police protection during
the entire day without interference,
and was patronlzed literally by the
public. The transit company ran two
cars over one branch Of it's system,
but attempted 90 carry no passengers.
Another fatality as "a result Of the
strike was recorded tonight As Flora
slegfrled a yaung woman. was cross
lng Washington street carrying an in
FAINT IN her arms, she was hit on the
head with brick that had been hurled
at passing car on the suburban sys-
tenn. Her skull was fractured, and she
died shortly after being carried TO the
city hospital
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11
30 Interference in South africa.

New York, May ia special 10 the
Herald from Washington says. In
view Of the coucilIatory policy Great
Britain rs pursuing toward this coun-
Try which may include a formal dis
avowal OF the search Of the American
ship Sea Witch. while alleged 90 be 90
Portuguese waters the Washington
authorities are inclined 20 meet her half
way.
They deprecate as sincerely as do
British officials the agitation for poliu-
cal effect now going on In this country
II Is certain that no ohense will be Civ
en- 20 the British government by reason
OF any interference by the President
I'm South African affairs. and so far
as results are concerned. the impending
visit Of the Boer commissioners 10 the
United States will be fruitless.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11
LIFE SAVED BY SwAMP-ROOT
The Wonderful New Discovery in Med.
ical Science.


swamp discovered by the emil
nent kidney and bladder specialist. Is
wonderfully successful in promptly cur
Ing kidney bladder and uric acid trou-
bles.
some OF the early symptoms OF weak
kidneys are pain or duh ache .,u fhc
back, rheumatism. dizziness. headache,
nervousness. catarrh of the bladder.
grave. or Calcull. bloatng saIl0w COM
pleXlon puffy on dark circles under the
eyes, suppression ot urine or compelled
10 pass water often day and night.
The mild ana extraordinary effect OF
the famous new discovery, Dr. Kill
mer's swamp-Root is soon realized.
10 stands the highest for lbs wonderful
cures OF the most distressing cases. II
you need a medicine you should have
the best
Sold by druggists IN fifty cent and
one dollar sizcs You may have "a sam.
pie bottle OF Dr. Knmers swamp Root
and a pamphlet that tells an about lt
Including many of the thousands OF
letters received from sufferers cured.
both sent free boy mail Write Dr.
kilmer & Co.. Binghamton, n. v, and
please mention that you read this gen,
erous offer ID the Salt Lake City Des-
eret Evening News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11
Good Catch Of Seals.

san Francisco, Call May 1.-THE
sealing schoouers have made a wonder
fully good catch on the coast this year.
Should the strikes on the revenue cut
tiers continue they are On hopes OF doing
stlll better, as they win have Boring
Sea an 20 themselves for a few weeks
20 come From the latest adyices re-
celved by Donald Ross from Victoria
b. g.. SC is learned that the Ziliah May
has taken ass seals. the Teresa 800 the
Victoria 1893. Enterprise $40. Annie b.
Paint 7jO r. b. Marvin co., Dora Sic
ward 500, and Umbrina $50 This makes
the catch over 5000 skins, while the
Geneva, Ocean Belle and two or three
others are yet TO be heard from.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11
with Transatlantic Liners.

Cherbourg-Atrlved. Fuerst Bis
march. from New York, via Plymouth.
from Hamburg.
Quecnstowu-Saile Teutonic, from
Liverpool Tor New York Waesland,
from Liverpool for Philadelphia.
Glasgow-Arriyed. Curean, from
Philadelphia; sandman from Bos-
ton.
Plymouth-Arrived; Fuerst Bis.
marck. from New York for Ham
burg. via CherbourC.
Queenstown Arrived: Germanic,
from New York for Liverpool
Botterdam-Arrived Staatendom.
from New York via Plymouth and Bou-
lOgne,
London-Arrived: Marquette, from
New York. Sailed Minneapolis,
New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11

Victoria 3. c., May 11.-There are
over 400 more OF the unwelcome Japan
csc immigrants waiting at the Quaran-
tine station. whittier they We're landed
this evening from the steamer sikh
These 400 are nearly all for the United
States, but only 200 will be carried
through direct
A large number Of the japanese are
weavers coming under a contract made
whit them by a japanese firm In New
York They are engaged 10 work In
some New England mills
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11

has been indicted for sub0rnatlon OF
perjury, which Is also defined as a fel-
Ony,
II the accused arc convicted they may
Doe punished By imprisonment not less
than one year nor more than fourteen
years.
The indictments are now in the hands
OF District Attorney Byiugt0n t0 be pre-
scented 90 the grand jury today There
are said ,o be others implicated and
other indictments may follow.
George W. Simpt0n was formerly JUS
tlce OF the peace and at present Us town
recorder OF Sausalito.
Ad0lph sylvia Is town trustee of
SausalIto, Marin county and "a prom
inent local politician.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11
DeeIded Against lhe pemoorat.

Washington May lO-The House to-
day by the very narrow margin OF two
votes unseatcd Mr. Crawford OF North
Carolina. a Democrat. and seated in his
place Mr. Pearson OF North Carolina
lie is the third Republican TO be seat
ed by the present House.
The minority resolution. declaring the
sitting member entitled 10 the seat
was defeated by one vote Mr. Jack.
pennsylvania Republican. voted with
the Democrats on both rOllcalls.
on The first vote fifteen Republicans
We're absent and impaired and on the
second twelve were absent and un-
paired. The majority resolution was
adopted, l29 20 l21.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11
Encourage Prayers for the Dead.

Chicago, May 1.-THE 27th annual
convention Of the American Guild of an
Souls was held here az the Church OF
the Ascension. The Guild Of An Souls
Is a national organization whose main
object Us TO encourage In the American
church the old custom OF praying for
the dead.
The principal headquarters Of the
American guild are IN this city. but
branches are On Kansas city. Philada-
phia. New York. Louisville. Baltimore.
Cleveland San Francisco. Boston. New
York. Washington Denver. Milwaukee,
ana many other smaller cities
The sermon az the opening OF the COM
ference was preached by Rev Prof
Arthur jerks OF Nashotah. wis.
Officers elected Tor the next year were
as follows.
Superior, Rev A, J.. Larrabee Chi
cago.
Warden. Rev. c. F. Rowles, Ravens
wood
Secretary T. r. Smith, Chicago.
10 was decided 90 hold the conferences
next year in Milwaukee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11

The papers which, az present are
either being operated at q loss or under
subsidies, and which are likely TO either
be discontinued or consolidated in the
interest NJ economy are:
Western Christian Advocate. North
western Christian Advocate Central
Christian Advocate. Christian Apollo
gist Omaha Christian Advocate. Haus
and Herd Methodist Review, Pacific
Christian Advocate, California Chris
tian Advocate. Southwestern Advocate.
Methodist Advocate Journal, Rocky
Mountain Advocate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11
WILL Be AGAINST GERMANY
Attitude Of France IN Case Of an Anelo-Ger-
man War;
Were Britain or the q. :. 60 Have
Trouble with Germany, France
Would War Win the KAISER.

Berlin, May 1.-THE Hanover Courier
today confirms in an article evidently
Inspired, the statement recently cabled
10 the Associated Press that France,
not long ago, on being asked how she
would act n an Angl0-Gcman war
broke out. replied; we know only one
question" meaning Alsace-I.orralne.
The article concludes as follows.
1T was not a continental federation
against England but drelbund
against Germany that was IN the air"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11
He VIII be Left to His Choice Of
Carrying Banner in New York,
M'KINLEY IS NOT WORRIED.
VIII be First Wan on the Republican
Ticket Conventions Choice for
second Place Not Yet Indicated.


New York. May 1.-THE Herald pub
fishes the following statement made
by Senator Hanna last night:
"The selection Of a man for the Sec
ond place Is open, has always been and
win so continue until the convention
shall have made rs choice
There has been much discussion OF
different men for the place, which Is
very interesting and proper, but when
It is said that any particular man has
the preference & Is a mistake.
Governor Roosevelt viii not be nom
mated for Vice President, and has not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11
Iron aud Steel Workers Wages.

flttsburg, May 1.-THE bi-monthlv
conference between John Jarrett SEQ.
IelAiy or the association OF iron and
slssl sheet manufacturers and a com
iHi'1ee OF the amalgamated association
~ Hulust me scale for May and June
was held here. The sworn ete,or,er,
OF the manufacturers showed yerv iit
te, II any advance In prlces d1rir,,
March and April, hence the 10000 works
efs can expect no advance In v,aess
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11
TnrkeY Asks for nelnY.

Constantinople. Thursday May 10
The matter OF the settlement Of the
indemnity claims Is temporarily de-
layed Wen Informed circles say that
the Turkish minister In Washington,
All Ferrouh Bey, has given assurances
OF the settlement OF the claims, but asks
for a short delay which Is granted.
Ahmed Pasha has left Constantinople,
He IS going 10 the United states with
proposals. the object OF which is the
settlement Of the claims IN an indirect
manner In the event OF the failure
Of Ahmed's proposals. the United states
government win resume negotiations
with the porte.
The impression here Is that Ahmed
viii not succeed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11
Big Bridge Combine.

New York. May 1.-THE American
Bridge company. with thirty or more
separate companies and capital Of
$40 900 0O0 viii. 10 is announced. be
formed al the offices Of J. p. Morgan &
Co., In this city tomorrow forenoon.
The companies represented by the com
bInatlon comprise about 80 per cent Of
an those doing business Ia this coun-
try
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11

San Francisco. Cal. May 1.-THE
steamer California, the largest vessel
ever built ON this coast viii be
launched at the Union Iron works ON
Saturday night She Is ass feet long
with a total displacement of $500 tons
and a dead weight capacity Of 10000
tons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11
Oregon MIMI omccrs.

Portland, Ore. May 1i.--Regimental
officers OF the reorganlzed oregon Nae
tional Guard were elected IN THIS city
last night The National Guard now
consists Of two fun regiments and one
separate battalion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11
Cen. Merritt Goes to Europe.

New York May ii-General Wesley
Merritt sailed on the Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse with Mrs. Merritt aud a
party Of friends on O tour 81 Europe
that viii consume most Of the summer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11
S0Hlhcrners Want a Tarin.

49, 49,
! rt-. loik May ia special 10 the
lb-,t lIom Washington says.
,,5'...'l appeal from the South for
/ NM. ,''i liJm unequal foreign COM
5ws u5s reached the ears OF the
b., ,eul means committee. Ii
4 .rn,, loln ine growers OF casava and
...,. 'lt,rs OF starch in Fiorida and
] r,,s u q preamble ana resolution
4 s.rs 90 I, a meeting OF the commits
b. "A W AIacapa county on Nav ist.
4 - we preamble it APPEARS hat he
d. tf..lI ln California has recently
b. T. ,' laploca flour. casava starch
j ~ 'ssA'oca starch. ain of wbicb ave-
b. , ~ ihe casava root are NOT
D. n.y., 1lly under the Dlngley law,
11f5o \, nave lately been erected in
b tis Victories Tor the maoefactur y,
-, ~. S.aa Of starch. and plabts, iC1s
!, o,s,,. ,.e production ana culture
s.ns-,s. 1906 representing large lne
ftisr,l.s Of capital; and tbat ,eno
taisf r,' which were started
g vi,t5'ion must be abandoned II
pigsy VIZ is.. on potato starch under the
! Pound 10" ' one AID one half cents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11
To View the ECLIPSE.

5-'.aso' May IA special TO the
4 5-As rom Williams Bay. Wis, SAYS.
's Permanent staff OF the Yerkes
.e,SgOIy of The University Of Chi
w. al, DO 90 Wadsboro n. G. 10 view
va. ",s. eclipse of May 2Sth. from a
,''' p.0t .n the path Of the to-
". barnard win use a photograph.
sI .ps of s.N-inch aperture and
,.,ngh Of 90 feet. with which he
~ ' .IllA photographs OF the corona
it "'''' incheS III ula-
n, y. rae VIII use a delicate appara-
!, m. measuring the heat radiation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-11
'''IIE r. CRAVEN Iyntcrpn
W., ,'',ed Up with BAD People
VINO Are Indicted Too

IN \, ''1'W TOO,
: .ays '.'D'''co. May 1.-THE Exam.
s.,i By ,'' we y. Craven has been in.
4 felony r rls srand jury on . cbarge
cno1y eiy 1r'',gly perjury Tor beT tes-
10 ID t''H before that bodv In 80
ne 1a,,. '.a.m Tor a Widow" M. ~
rp,o9 ,s q Fam estate Georg nv yy
n and Mrs. wore that he married
hly mad. ol'.e,fen, and who subse.
7 afdsvi 4s,a that he lied In his
4 prnrv VS. also been Indicted
. % boasisi 1oo.rh sylvia. The man
atms bv ~, wat be- engineered he
y make M. "'gh simpion was induced
contradictory aaidaylts
The Cook County herald., 1900-10-20
- - HALLS Catarrh Cure
Is constitutional cure. Price, 75c.
The Lady Interfered.

Senator Spooner Of Wisconsin is one
of the most eloquent men in the upper
house, inimitable on the stump and
credited with being able to do about as
he pleases with his audiences. A friend
and admired who has known the sena-3
7torafrom boyhood IS authority for the.
following story: f3&s f5.f$
Some years ago, when taking part in
a symposium in the northern part Of
the state Senator Spooner was making
an impassioned appeal to his audience
in the midst of which the master of
ceremonies touched him on the shoul-
der. and, pointing to the clock, indf-
Gated that his time had expired. Is.
"A Quick as flash a woman rose from
her seat, and, mounting a. chair in. irons.
Of the clock. threw her shawl over it's
face amid the laughter and cheers Of
the audience and to the dismay Of the
master of ceremonies. It is. doubtful
if Senator Spooner ever received a
prettier complimen i. g. ashington Let
ter @4E 5E3$$5E s$ #es 5a3 $s13sSss sEE G;
The Cook County herald., 1900-10-20
sTEiE PRIDE E OF CHINA
M NAN = 81 lISsssI i Sc H 4 III
H .s11 IS N sD x III * L 4 |. ,,S. !. I. 81

One of the most III rlterest tin > tci III inI,
China IS Mani 4. the l1 an1ci ia ien I 81 nital
OF the empire before the time 81 the3I
present Manchu dynasty. q. while Pa
kin In the pride 81 lla,inchu, Nanking
HI the chief center Of attraction y for
the Chinese. The Chinamen 81 form
95 per cent Of the teeming millions 3nf
the empire, and are held down, by< on lys
S25, 100000 Manchus. Nanking. for the
SGhinaman, is the great past. en-
bodies, the glorious traditions of Chi ;:
nese supremacy over the ,Tartars sTt
is also the Future. 81 Around i'll hovers
Chinese hope for independ dence4 from
EManchu oppression. tits the literary
and commercials capital Of the emrpir rc i1,..
Marking is the Yangtse- lang VALLEY
and the :Yangtse- -Kiang Valley IS.
China. j Nanking under sss5 different,
names has & been sacked and burned
over and over again only to rise nike.
the Phoenix, from its ashes more 3s, ac-
tive and more beautiful. ,.s :ss. ST. Il L
The first Emperor Of the & Ming
4 SCsBright'') dynasty a dhistS nriest3
and the son Of a Chinese laboring
man, Choo Yuen Chang. chose Nan
king for. the. seat &C his imperial colnrt
S(136S-'99 "A. d. He gave Nankins the