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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
Probate orders.

The following orders IN probate were
madg by Judge Pro Tenn Blair today.
Estate OF Charles B. Tuckncid, de-
ceased. Elizabeth NJ. Tuckheld appoint-
cd administrator under Sl20J bond.
Estate Of william Edwin Openshaw,
minor. Matilda o. Young appointed
guardian bond $500.
Estate OF Lyman L. Shurtlin. de-
ceased: order made for closing estate
and discharge Of the administrator,
Brigham Shurtbn
Estate and guardianship of Arthur
Bennion. a minor. order made for sell
tlement Of final account and discharge
of guardian Rhoda j. Bennion.
Estate OF Frederick II, Auerbach, de-
ceased. order made for sale OF real
property.
Estate OF Mills II. Beardsley de.
ceased order made for settlement OF
final account and distribution Of estate.
Estate of Frances Smith Harrison,
deceased. De witt ". Harrison ap-
pointed administrator, bond 500.
Estate of Sophia Lundberg, deceasedi
order made approving sale OF real es-
tate.
Estate and guardianship OF Elizabeth
Williams. minor. Mary Ann Rolls APP
pointed guardian, bond $500.
Estate OF John NJ. Easton deceasedi
sale ot property confirmed,
Estate OF Almena Farr, deceased
order made for distribution OF estate,
Estate ~ Arthur Osborne, deceased;
w. NJ. uramel appointed administra-
tor, bond 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
Only a Political Point

Fredericton, n. b., sept 1.-The res
ignation OF Hon Henry h. Emmers0n,
premier Of New brunswick. and a re-
organization Of the cabinet announced
last night. were not due to govern
ment crisis or any difference Of opinion.
The changes grow out Of the political
relations between the Canadian and
provincial governments. Both are
strongly liberal and work together In all
campaigns. The Ottawa government Is
expected TO dissolve the house of COM
mons in a short time and It Is under
stood Premier Emmerson resigns In or
der to strengthen the liberals in the fed
eral contest. In this province they hold
less than half a dozen seats and strong
efforts will be made to gain ground. II
Is thought Mr.. Emmers0n may be a
candidate for the house Of commons.
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WILL TRY AGAIN
FOR THE SENATE.
Such is the Information that Frank
]. Cannon Wires from New York
LANDED IN GOTHAM AUG. 81
WIZ be Home I'm About one Week
aud Immediately and Actively he-
enter the Political Fieid,

A BIZ Of news that viii surprise as
wei as interest many politicians In
Utah was wired from New York today.
1t came from Ex-Unlted states sena-
tor Frank j.. Cannon and was % the eff
feet that be- would be home shortly to
make another attempt to secure re-
election TO the United states Senate:
The telegram came TO Mr.. Cannon's prI-
vate secretary, who on being inter-
viewed, said
Senator Cannon arrived In New
York yesterday on the steamer 81
Paul. having had % pleasant and short
voyage. Ills return 40 this time T., OF
course for the purpose OF re-enterng
the political field in Utah. He Will be
candidate for reelection 20 the
United States Senate and viii take the
rostrum throughout Utah While / shall
not presume 60 precisely define the
senator's position as 20 party. / teel az
liberty 90 say that be deems principle
90 be- Of more importance than IS any
party, and as his financial belief rs Wen
known io the people of Utah II is
scarcely necessary 10 announce that his
fAmldlNlHN ana tltIkltS VIII HuN NC -,
voted TO the slnglo-staudard party IL
viii probably Roe necessary for Senator
Cannon 90 remain boz New York for a
few days TO arrange business afairs 80
that De may leave them for some time
and then he will come on TO Utah, Ny
present information leads me TO think
that he win reach here about a week
from today Mr. Cannon has been ac-
companied by Mrs Cannon and their
daughter. Zna, and AN have enjoyed
good health during their pr0,racted
stay % England and on the continent
Supplemenurg this statement, MI
/ Cann0n's secretary said: Senator Can
non has fully and finally made up his
mind 90 re-enter the senatorial race and
VIII 90 everything in hls power 10 bring
success 10 his standard
Asked as to whether SIR Cannon who
has LONG ago renowned Republication,
would ally himself with the Democracy,
he secretary said, THE senator VIII
he home In a few days and Will lmme-
diately on his return make a formal
declaration of his political status and
intentions. More than that ! cannot
say. but Of That much am advised
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01

II anything were lacking 20 prove that
Elder Hawkins was Innocent OF the
shameful charge lodged against him Of
pushing a child of the platform OF "a
moving train at Mount Vernon. Indi-
ana, az chronicled In the Associated
Press dispatches a few days ago. that
lack would be supplied by the story Of
Elder G.. II. Severe OF oakley. Idaho,
who returned from a mission to the
South this week. and who was with FL
der Hawkins az the time OF his arrest In
St. Louis.
Elder Severe called at the News Of
fee and made this statement In regard
70 the matter: The accusation was a
horrifying one and too absurd for sane
people 20 believe, Had not Elder Haw-
Nns been a Mormon 10 o. my belief
that not even the slightest suspicion
would have been raised against him. IL
simply shows the senseless and unreal
soning hatred that exists In the minds "
biased and uniformed persons To any
thing and everything Mormon
IT Is terrible chaTge-that Of taking
the life Of an innocent child. The fact
Is that Elder Hawkins was simply
showing the kindness OF his heart at the
time the fatal accident occurred. II was
about midnight when the train reached
Mount Vernon. the place where the mo-
Their with hei two children We're 90 get
OF She had just been aroused from
siumber by the conductor md was
starting for the door hardly more
than half awake. She carried in her
arms d sleeping child and was preceded
by the other, who was about five years
OF ATE, and also partially asleep. The
train HAD stopped Tor moment and
was just starting up again. and as the
little party reached the platform OF the
car preparatory 20 getting on. was well
unde- motion again. Elder Hawk ms
saw that Il was necessary 10 give some
assistance and taking hold OF the little
one hfted Il gently 10 the ground when
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DEUTSCHLAND IS QUEEN.
Great Ship Crosses the Atlantic In 5 Days,
II Hours, 20 Minutes,
axes the Fastest ocean Run for the
Day or for the Trip Holds
Record 10th ways

New York. Sept 1.-The steamer
Deutschland, Of the Hamburg-Amer-
can line. has again ecllpsed an pre-
yious records FOR fast transatlantic
travelling She has broken the eastern
aud western records. Tier time on the
voyage just ended was five DAYS.
twelve hours and tweny-nIue minutes
between the Mole al the entrance OF
Cherbourg Harbor and he sandy Hook
Llghtshlp At noon nt the 3ist she
passed the record Cor tie fastest days
run. making 5Si knots. Her average
speed was $50 knots pm hour.
The Deut chland seiieC from Ham
burg August Is, Southampton and
Cherbourg Goth She passed the Cher.
bourg Mole at 1855 on the evening OF
August Goth, arriving at the Sandy
Hook Lightship az i:2i a. m. today on
the trip she had moderate winds and
sea with occasional hay weather Her
daily runs were 337, SOC So 90, jsi and
423 knots.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
ho lower nous ON the RepubILoan

the lower house on the Republican
ticket.
Ex.Councllman Z. NJ Weller OF this
CITY Is among tho Democratic asplr-
ants for the nomination OF county CONE
missioner
D. r. Brlnton, Of Brlnton, salt Lake
county. Is among the ltepuuho.h ''n''-
dates for the Legislature IN the Io",'
house.
John strlnefellow Of the First precinct
win 20 before the Legislative cDnNgn-
ton of this county IN the contest Tor
the nomination OF State senator
T. A. Walton. OF the firm Of Smith &
Walton has announced himself as q
candidate for justice Of the peace OF the
First precinct on the Democratic ticket
Democratic primary for the twenty
third district will be held O'Clock lues.
day evening at the residence on AlDe.1
j. Scare, 32i wec'' South Iemple s'r31''
Judge Aurelius Miner says he is re-
caiyinR many assurances OF support Tor
the nomination to the Supreme court
iudgcshlp by the Democracy IN the
State convention.
At meeting Of the Salt Lake county
Republican delegates 20 the Provo
convention this afternoon George NJ.
cannon and j. O Nystrom were elect
ed 90 the positions Of chairman ana
secretary respectively
A. B. Sawyer Jr.. the son Of the well
known attorney a. i. sawyer Sr" TO-
day announced himself AS candidate
Tor the position OF justice OF the peace
Of the First precinct on the Democratic
ticket
The Utah county delegation, st SIS
said will unitedly present the name
and contend for the nomination Of V.
l.. Halliday of Provo, for the office OF
secretary Of State, on the Democratic
ticket
"Scotty" Rankin Is after the Demo
cratic nomination for constable ln me
second precinct. "Scotty' says he viii
win hands down Josh Davis has prom
lsed him the support Of the blue
church"
Deputy County Clerk Albert J. Scare
came out today and announced himself
a candidate fOr the office now held by
his chief Hon. +. g. Dunbar II is. per
haps needless &c add that Mr.. Scare IS
n Democrat
Francis Mcdonald. the well known
agricultural man " Murray. who has
held the position of justice ot the peace
and other public offices, has announced
himself candidate for the lower house
OF the Legislature on the Democratic
ticket
Hon. B. T. Lloyd, chairman Of the
Democratic county committee, has
finally concluded 20 enter the race for
che county clerkship TO succeed Dun
bar. MI Lloyd did not make mp IBIS
mind fully I'm the matter urtl last night
but says he IS now In The race TO win,
Isaac NJ. Waddell. the attorney
whose candidacy for county commits
sionership was mentioned some time
since. WIN De O candidate 900 the Demo-
cratic tickct for legislative houors. The
lower house being the particular
/ branch his friends are DESTROYS of have
Ing him succeed 20.
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Mountain Resort Company Of Par
leys Canyon Starts Proceedings,
DEMANDS $1,000 DAMAGES,
And Alleges the City Has TnIawuIIy
diverted IT, Wator-Ahow Cause
Next saturday.

Tho ,f.ur..r, a....-.-. b.. -.
'.." SUMMER h'90i' COM
I'Hy LleI AN Injunction suit against
Salt Lake City in the Third district
court today t. ,.,.,..pt tho d.t.r5.rr
s..,.. ,.'',''s
''o'' 900. '-.''''4 Win lhe p'dlAll
bic feet Der gacgn5 ar 600 O01 gallons
mar avon. ot,..... .s..,.,t,, 49,. h.,
"''''' VA -~' yam "---'" 90
IaI'ey eahsan'
The complaint sets forth that plaintiff
is owner of gl,7 a.ras Of land IA PAR
ley's CANYON together with a certain
lat.r rIg1f both az which ara valued
at $4,000 rhs Wlf.r is diverted rom
pgr.sy.s creek by.a lateral known as ths
Hardy ditch which ilins Parley's creek
al point about balf mile east OF the
eastern b9uudar, line of plaintiffs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
G. AR. Encampment Over.

Chicago, Sept. With the sound Of
taps" tonight az 10 o'clock the myriad
li.hts OF the court Of honor viii cease
to shine and the thirty-iOurth annual
encamgment OF the G.. A. X. will come
10 an official close.
Outgoing trains today carried thou
sands of veterans with their families
and friends, and the streets. which, dur
ing the week We're alive with flags
and bunting and crowded with veterans
Of the clvil war. have begun to assume
their usual work for the day APP
pearance For the guests Of the city
who have remained TO hear the sound
of taps" tonight there viii be band
concerts In some u the parks and a
display Of fireworks on the lake front
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
UTAH COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
They Are in Session at Payson To-
day Many Candidates,

AHA ~ I ~ ~ I II r. aHAf " -
Payson. Sept 1.-THE Democratic
county convention IS being held here
today. a large crowd Is IN attendance
There Is much interest and many can
didates. and IL viii be well into the late
hours OF tonight before the convention
VIII complete lis abors.
The convention was called TO order
this forenoon by County Chairman Otto
+. Malmberg who announced the tenn
porary officers These We're: Hon w.
H. Roylance OF Provo. chairman
Heber &. Jcx ~ Spanish Fork, secre-
tary, and Miss Ida Chapman Of Ameri-
can Fork. assistant secretary, Chair
man RoyianCe made an earnest speech
on the political issues Of the day, after
which committees on credentials per-
manent organization and order of bust
ness and resolutions were appointed,
after which the convention took re-
cess until 20 this afternoon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
Fire Insurance Agents Quit

Milwaukee. Sept. THE closing day
Of the convention uf the National Asso-
ciation OF Local Fire 'nsurNlce Agents
was occupied with reports OF the resolu-
lions and nominating committees The
most important resolution from the for
mer committee was on the restriction
Of brokerage. The convention adopted
resolutions asking companies to engage
but one agent I'm territory containing
a population Of 100000 or less. and pro-
ylding for a general campaign In favor
OF equitable legislation affecting both
agents and companies. The nominating
committee viii recommend the election
Of C. D. Markham OF ST. Louis, as
president 20 succeed c. II. Woodwork.
who declined 10 accept reelection.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
REPUBLICANS AT PROVO.
Hold Primaries Last Night and Elect
Delegates To State Convention

Provo, Aug. 3l--The Republican pr-
maries were held this evening In the
several wards OF this city and the fol-
lowing delegates were elected TO the
state convention TO be held in this city
September 4th;
First Ward-D. B Beobe, Ben Bach
man, Charles DcMoisy; alternates-
Mrs. C. d. Glusler, $. H. Goodwin
Second Ward-Juhn e. Graham J. l..
Miner; alternates-Frank Tucker,
James Glove.
Third Ephraim Homer. Myron
Tanner. J. A. Johnson. W. X. Farrer:
alternates-C II Blomsterberg. w. r.
Silver Mrs e.. T. Peay, Jr., c. ii. MIL
Ter.
Fourth Ward-George II. Brimhall.
Dugdale. Mrs Mary NJ. Boyden.
Fifth Wards. II. Pyno j. b. Keller,
Mrs. Jane b Snyder. J. +. Armltstead;
alternates-Mrs Fannie Bennett,
George S. TAYLOR,
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BISHOP STEVENS FUNERAL.

As annunced IN last evenings News"
the funeral Of Bishop Stevens will be
held in the Weber stake tabernacle at
Ogden beginning al o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. The remains OF the de-
ceased may be yiwed at the family iesi-
dence. corner Of Twenty-siXth street
aud Jefferson avenue from 1880 a. m.
TO n:S0 r. m. Al / o'clock the process
sion will form and march to the build
ing where the services viii be held
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
BRYAN AND ROOSEVELT,
Both viii Speak at Labor Day DEM
onstration ia Chicago.

Chicago. Sept. 1-Govcnor Roosevelt
Is scheduled 20 arrive In Chicago to-
morrow afternoon about 3 o'clock.
Apartments have been reserved for him
at the Auditorium annex.
Both Gov. Roosevelt and Mr. Bryan
win speak at the l. Dor Day DEM
onstratlon Monday afternoon, The
governor WIN spsak h,t ana Mr. Bryan
win follow him.
1t is expected that each speaker will
occupy about an hour.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
Miss GrIscom is Champion.

Southampton. y. Y,sept 1.-The final
contest in the match for the women's
national golf championship today at the
Shlnneoock Hills golf course. between
Miss Marguerite Curtis, Essex County
Golf club. Boston. and Miss Frances
Griscom Merton Cricket club, Philadel-
phia. attracted great attention.
Miss Frances Frlscom, Philadelphia,
won the wumen's golf championship to-
day by defeating Miss Marguerite Cur.
It's. Boston. by up and to play.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
POLITICAL POINTERS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
brigham Y. Golding BE- candidate
FOR re election as constable Of the First
precinct.
n Y. Jones IS a prospective Legis-
iatlve nominee on the Democratic ticket
from this county.
Nephi L. Morris Of the Second pre-
cinct has announced his candidacy for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
Arbitrate a Strike.

Cleveland, O., Sept. six hundred
lorgshoremeu who went on strike az the
Erie Railway ore Docks several days
ago returned 10 work this morning.
pending a settlement Of their grievances
by arbitration,
The men quit work as a result Of the
refusal Of the owners Of the steamer
Simon J. Murphy TO allow extra com
pensauon for unloading a wet cargo OF
ore
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
secrctary Hay Retter.

Washington Sept Letters received
here from intimate friends Of Secretary
Hoy ar Newhury. \. H.. where the Sec
rotary Of state hae been passing a few
weeks q the summer, absolutely deny
the reports OF his serious Illness. lie ar
rived there with a severe cold, which
was followed by slight attack ot rheu-
matism. o complaint TO which he mas
been subject more or less Tor some
years. This time It yield d readily TO
treatment and Mr.. Hay T. now entirely
convalescent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
NEEDED AT Annoy.

The Castine arrived at Annoy this
morning. She started from Shanghai
on the 2Sth ult. for that port. In answer
to the appeal Of Consul Johnson TO
safeguard American interests. The
voluntary action OF the japanese Off
cials In Withdrawing their forces from
Annoy undoubtedly has relieved the in
ternational situation. But that very
withdrawal may neces5tate the rcten-
ton OF the Castine M Annoy for some
time 20 prevent rioting by the Chinese.
The navy department has given no
instructions TO Commander Wilde, OF
the Oregon, relative 90 the destination
Of his big ship. since Secretary Longs
cablegram of two months ago, author
lzing him 10 resume his interrupted
voyage 70 Taku. IL Is said at the
department that this project however,
Is not likely 10 be carried out but that
tae oregon will be assigned 90 a post by
the Communicated Of the station,
Admiral Remey and In all likelihood
that post VIII not be Taku.
owing 10 her draft, the Oregon would
be required 10 lie about u miles on
shore az that place on a poor anchorage
not a desirable position for a low free
board OF battleship
THE oREGoN's DESTINATION,
II Is believed that the big ship prob
ably viii go 10 Shanghai OF rather that
she viii be sent 20 the mouth OF the
Yang Use 10 carry out the engagement
Of the United States to contribute to-
ward the protection OF the transport
service.
No messages were received from Min
lister Conger or any OF the United states
officials In China this morning,
London. Sept 1.-The following dis
patch has been received from Annoy
under date Of Aug 81;
The japanese landing parties have
been withdrawn from here and az
Taku Lang Fu; only eighty marines
car1e ashore. These and sixty British
marines landed August 80, will pre-
sumably be withdrawn shortly. The
japanese troops on their way here from
Formosa, have been ordered to return.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
In Beaver County.

Beaver. Aug. N.-The political AFFAIRS
Of the county are receiving some at
tention just now. the plan OF sending
delegates directly from the precinct
primaries has been adopted by both
parties. The Republicans send Hon.
John v Murdock, Abram Fothering-
ham and Geo. /. Benson 10 the state
convention on the 3rd prox., and the
Democrats viii be represented by j ".
Christian W. +. Knox. J. NJ. McFar-
lane. r. NJ. Mansfield and A. b. Cline
al the Democratic convention on the
9th and 7th Of September In salt Lake
City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
Arresting Ohio Rioters.

Akron, o., Sept. Twelve working
men alleged TO have taken part IN the
riot of last week have been arrested
here charged with rl0ung. a squad OF
police guarded the jail throughout the
night. and company i, o. \. c., was
held in its armory 10 suppress any pos
sibla trouble arising as a result Of the
arrests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
GLAsGow's BUBoYIC PLAGUE,
Another suspect-Eighty' Three Per-
sons Under supervision.

Glasgow Scotland, Sept 1.-The
health officer has issued a notification
10 the effect that another plague sus-
pect was admitted TO the hospital this
morning.
There are now eighty-three persons
under observation. necessitatiug the
operating OF a second reception house.
Some Of those first afflicted with the
disease are improving,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01

coin was practically uulnnauncei, and
M the tourney occu during the
night. there was no d n1nstwton Of
moment on the way. H. was met here
bv the officers Of the bryan Nebraska
club and some Of the officials from the
Democratic HEADQUARTERS 10 which he
WAS escorted. He me. Senator Jones
and other officials Of the committee re-
malnlng with them until be left for
south Bend Ind, where he Is to speak
tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
WILLARD REPUBLICANS.
Personnel OF the Ticket Put In the
Field at Fillmore.
[spEcIAL ID nm "NEWsl

TT I9"I''11 - = TT ~ -
Fillmore, Utah, Sept 1.-The Repub-
llcans OF Willard county assembled In
convention here yesterday and after at
tending 90 preliminary matters placed
I'm nomination the following candidates:
Representatives TO legisiature-E. w.
Kelly; attorney, Joshua Bennett. treas
urer. Frank Rogers; assessor, f. T..
Slaughter, clerk, T. G. Callster; sheriff.
Vhgil Kelly. recorder. Mrs. l. =. Rob-
ison, commissioners. W. r. Thompson,
John T. Hunter, G, w. Watts,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
Cotton Mills Close.

Fall River. Mass, Sept l,-Forty-four
cotton mills, operated by a corpora
lions. shut down today until Sept. 10.
These mills employ 1880 HANDS About
three quarters OF the corporations Will
have completed n months curtallment
on that date, in accordance with the
geenral agreement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01

Concord. n. H.Sept. l.-Senator VIM
L. Chandler received telegram IRON
Hon. John Hay, secretary Of state at
Lake StHapee. denying that he was SER
iously IN 1I,e secretary said:
MY .udisposltlun was slight and ! am
now In my usual health
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
prndnrt of the Mini.

Philadelphia. Sept l.-Durng August
r.. 700 700 coins OF the face value Of 81
324l60 were the product OF the mint IN
this city. OF this amount there were
Gl9lO0O coins IN silver OF value OF
ST. 10000 and 6.5l2000 In The base metals
yalued AZ $lSS 100.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
Pan. American Exposition.

Buffalo n. Y, Sept 1--Dr. selln II.
Peabody has been appointed super
Intendent OF the department Of
liberal arts Of the Pan Ameri-
can exposition. DR. Peabody Is
al the Paris exposition as the his
torian OF the United states committee.
lie Is expected here about oct. l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
Mr.. Bryan In Chicago.

Chicago. Sept 1.-The Burlington train
arriving here az 10 o'clock this morning
had among ts passengers W. J. Bryan.
He was accompanied only by his pri-
yate secretary and some newspaper
correspondents The route from LIN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
Americans Rushing to Sell Coal.

London, Sept. American coal OPP
orators and their agents are apparent
ly swarming 90 England and rumors
OF many important deals filed the air
during the past week. They are hope
full Of supplying both the French and
Russian navies with steam coal