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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-14
FOR MANUFACTURING STEEL.
California Miners Invention Claims
to Be Ahead Of Bessemer Process.

CSan Francisco ChronicIe)
Redding.- c. Carson. a min
ing man Of experience in northern Cal
ifornia. and recently employed as s1-
perintendent of the Boulder mine in
the Echo lake district, has invented
and applied for a patent in twenty
two countries on a process for the
man fracture of steel which a corpora
Ji0n, apparently the American trust
mas offered to purchase for $500 ono,
with two prOvisOs, viz: That patents
are issued. and that the tests made at
the plant now being installed iOI- that
purpose near Chicago prove satisfac-
tory. The invention really consists Of
carbon blow pipe, through the oper-
alton of which pig iron can be con-
VeTted into steel as it leaves q cupOla
furnace. Carson has taken advantages
of several chemical properties, and by
their operation has produced a plan
for the manufacture of steel which is
claimed to be far ahead Of the I}esse-
uner process Carson has heel several
years in perfecting his invention
As soon as his patents were arplied
FOR he was approached by q person
whom he viii not name, but whom he
believes to represent the trust and Of
fereG 100000 for his process. The
terms Of the offer were thar he would
be given that immense sum for absO-
lutte control of his patents, providing
they were issued and the process
proves anything like what is claimed
for it. To test the plan the agent Of
fered to construct a plant near Chi
cagO. The entire offer has been aC-
ceDted by the inventor, and he is now
only waiting for the completion Of the
plant to go back to Illinois TO conduct
the tests. Fred Hurst, a local capital
ist and fRine-Owner, win share in Car
sons good fortune. by reason Of has
having advanced money TO aid him
when his Invention was at an expert
mental stage
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-14

Kansas city, Mo- June 15-k special To
the star from Galena Mo-. saws. Mr.
John stallion. her father. Thomas Gran
tree, and the letters two sons. James
ing a preliminary hearing here the mast
week on be charge o. numbering AHce
etaiil0n tne woman l6-year-oid stem
daughter. nave been held for trial at the
OCTOBER terrn- rfhe bonds Of Mrs stall
lion and James Craotrete were fixed At
tl.ell each and those OF the Crahtrea
boys at 5000 each. Deep interest Is san
manifested but there is now no fear 81
lHu. ILnH.
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seIf-eztinguished obligation.

Joseph Rend tells funny story re-
Gently narrated 70 him by Governor Nc
CorzIe of West Virginia A colored man
was telling D white friend about another
negro who owed him s. and absolutely re-
fused to pay -he debt. The creditor
dunned and dunned Ann, puL az - ~
white friend who is a lawyer, and poured
MS tale of woe into mis- ear
ssXVeIIf' said the Jaw Ners IT SIC posi-
ti,-eIv refused to nay YOU, what reason
did ne giVe2 -5 -- ..f,.
s-yVelI. boss" said the colOred nan ne
said he had owed me dat money TO so
lol7r dat de interest had dul eC 10 an up
Ond ne didn't awe me g. cent
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vassar's sprinter to Race No More.


Poughkeepsiz. n. Y.-AIiss Louie SOM
mer Holmquist of New York, the cham
pion runner of the senior class, VIII re-
tire from athletics by order of Dr. Tha--
berg, the college physician The retire
ment Of Miss HOlmquist was announced
today She is entered in THE 220-yard run
and 3.J-yaTd relay race scheduled Tor
Saturday but she viii not be able 10 par
uicipate. Miss HOlmluist is president Of
the Students association and IS very pop
ular at the college. IL was last Wednes-
day that she won the 1UJ-yard dash Her
best previous record and the FaSSdr rec
ord TOT the same event was IS 3-5 Sec
Onds, which she made last year. She en-
tered the contest this. year determined
TO lower her own record. BY an effort
which set the OulOOlers frantic with en-
thusiasm she succeeded in making uhs
sprint One-dfth--ol a second faster than
last year, but she was exhausted when
her task was done.
Although it is understood that her con-
dition is not serious, II Is announced that
Dr. ThaIberg has FORBIDDEN her TO take
any athletic exercise during the balance
of the college year
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-14
CORN KING GIVES
ADVICE TO FARMERS

Minneapolis Mimi June IA nuns.
Der Of members of the National FarR-
erS Alliance listened TO short address
today by George 1T. Phillips of Chicago
at the West hotel The addfess oPait
principally with corn and corn corners
Let the government. ne said, TAX
the farmer a cent "a bushel on his crop
Of corn ana with the money build ete-
vators in which to store 1O0C04009 busn-
basis for IT, and tie world VIII pay the
same price There is not SO much II it
that we need worry about an extra large
crop or two. With the government ready
TO pay 80 cents for it. the farmer can
BORROW 50 cents from his country banker,
If he needs the money. and carry the sur
plus for seven years if need be
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PLANS ARE REJECTED.
Powers Refuse to Accept Americas
Proposal to Reduce Indemnity.

Proposal to Reduce Indemnity.
New York, June ia dispatch to the
Herald from Pekiu says; At the meet
ing Of the diplomatic corps. held yester-
day, q reduction of che claims as pro-
posed by America was definitely reject
ed. Secretary Hays proposal 10 submit
vouchers for the claims to the triOanal
Of The Hague was taken into consideri-
ton. If the ministers voice the views
of their governments there is hope Of
its acceptance Russia made a COnceS-
sion by Withdrawing her opposition,
which has been most pronounced.
Fhe tax on salt viii be guaranteed 20
the powers, provided the commercial
powers consent to the augmentation of
the import duties This was agreed to
on condition that the Chinese govern
mCut undertake. the Improvement OF the
harbors and consents to- have the tariff
readjusted by an international commits
sion. The tax on salt, the native Gus
toms duties. -aud The taxes on grain,
which have been conceded, amply guar
antee the indemnify
Tt is now apparent that the powers viii
group themselves together for the pur-
pose of issuing bonds for the indemnity
The opposition of America to the pro-
posed International guarantee has hot
been overcome.
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CRIME OF A woman.

Society Leader. in Montreal Kills Son
and Then Herself.
9lontreai. June 12.-Afrs. j. J. Redpath.
leader in society. and her son. Clifford
itedpath. were found nOrtsIly shot in
the handsome hofae on Sherbrook street
tonight. Mrs. c-edpdth died fin a lew
moments ana The son lived several hours
lu hospital. without reg3.ning con-
selousQea-. It IS believed Mrs Rednath
lIiled her son and theu herself.
startled by the noise of two revolver
shots from Mrs Redpath's room On
rushing fu the servants found Mrs Red
path and her son lyirg ON the floor.
Mrs. ttedpath had been i'll for some
time, suffering greatly from insomnia.
Ane suppositon is that while temDor1-ff7r
mentally derangCd, AIRS Redpath ar
temp "a 20 end her iife and ia atter1r,f-
ing 90 prevent her che son was shot
through the head
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Rochester r. Y, june 13.LThe proceed
mss instituted BY oscar w. Chaplin cc
Buffalo for the removal of Police Com
missioner Charles a. Rupp ana John III
Cooper of that city, for malfeasance, in
oiIce in permitting the gates of the PAN
AmeIlcan exposition 70 remain open On
Nr. Chapin Ia kis petition for the dismiss
sal of his complaint states that ne has
become satisfied that the commissioners
are IN nc way guilty Of neglect of duty
ana that the gates Of the big show can
be opened on the sabbath without dis
turbing the religious liberty and repose Of
Lhc cOmmunIIE-
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MRS. M'KIELEY rs
TO co TO CANTON

Washington. Ju1ie 13.-AH the reports
from Mrs Mckinley,s sick room airs en-
couragIng today and plans are making
1Or her removal to Canton as soon as she
IS IN q condition that will safely warrant
it, When that win be is still problem
atical. No other plans are IN contempla-
ton.
Great care lis taken to guard Mrs Nc
limited strength. She has experienced no
discomfort from the heat and the com
plants causing the most apprehension
continue to Yield slowly to the treatment
Alr. ana Mrs Abner mckinley spent a
part Of the evening at the White 6ouse.
Ihere were no Ofher- callers.
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No DrawBaeks AIIowed

Washington, June 13.-The secretary of
the treasury, acting under the receuE de-
clslons of the United States supreme
court IN the InsUlar cases, has held that
no drawback can be allowed on noer-
chandtse shipped TO the Hawaiian is
lands after july z, 1898. these Islands hav-
ing ceased to he a foreign country within.
joint resolution of congress annexinr the
Islands to the United States, approved on
that date. va
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-14
Another Dishonest omosn

Cleveland, O., June Bon instruct ions
from Washington District Attorney 3Slfl-
nVan mas brought suit against Lieutenant
Il; j. Cnase OF Sandusky, who is charged
WIN ceilNetllng- 10 MS own use govern
Lneng supplies to the amount of ST 90
ileutenanI Chase served in the Spanisb-
esnerican war as acting cOmmissarv of
sloslslence o. the sixth ONO volunteers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-14
NEW go PTcrURE

So Horrible and Narrowing It Hyp-
notices Everyone Who Enters Room.
New York Tribunes Paris Letter.
years salon is pronounced to be a
painting by Jean Beraud called Christ
Bound to a Pillar.
BY its daring conception. masterful
cOlOring and technique, no less than by
the artists choice Of a narrowing sub
ject. verging upon the sacrilegious, this
picture seems to hypnotic all who en-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-14
HE WANTS TO COME In.
Chinese Reformer at San Francisco
Fighting for Admission.

San Francisco. June 13.-Owing to the
unsanitary condition Of the mail dock,
collector Stratton has released on bail
Su shin Chin the Chinese refOrmer,
whose landing ~ this country is. objected
to byt CoHSuh 3saueraI HO VOW Su Shln
chin appeareftt lei fore the collector today
to show GAUSS Why sne should not be de-
ported. EhP 4 ilifiese government was rep
resented hy Golfs53 tfaeaeral do VOW who
objected 10 tfle -tlnlissiOn to this country
of Su on twe afQbmds First, that sec
ton of mis- certificate, describing him
as a traveller, had been obtained from "A
representative 81 the Chinese government
by fraud anda Misrepresentation, ana,
second, that the paper was informal be-
cause there was an untitled blank in It
The transcript of the proceedings will
be mailed to the secretary of the treas
Cry as soon as prepared and Su win be
detained here until the secretary passes
upon the case.
Several hundred red circulars in Chi
neSe characters We're circulated in China
town today announcing that Su would
speak to the Chinese people of this city
on the subject Past Present and Future
of China HO Yow viii file copy and
translation of the circular with the col
lector as an evidence that Mr.. Su is not
a traveller, but "a lecturer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-14
FAMOUS HOTEL
BURNED TO GROUND

Indianapolis. Ind June IA tele-
phone message from salem, Ind. TO
the Journal AIT O'Clock this morning,
says. The west Baden Motel has been
totally destroyed by fire Great con-
fusion exists. and pt his time IL cannot
be stated whether there was any loss
of life. The hotel is the largest in In
diana, having 200 or 500 rooms, and
cost S1,000,0o0. The insurance amounts
to about 100000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-14
- Utah % go.

The Denver Republican says that e.
r. Seymour Of that city has closed a
contract whereby he secured 900 acres
Of OH lands in eastern Utah 1t is said
thar the oil bubbles ont of the soil in
springs and flows into basins on4the
surface OF the ground. Mr. Seymour
says that the presence of these springs
has been known for some time and he
intends to Organize a company to re-
fine the oil No boring viii be neces-
sary, as the springs flow as free as
though they We're water.
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FOUGHT DueI viii swnrds

Paris. June IA duel with swords
was fought today in the Pare des
Princes, between Cerault Richard
manager OF the Petite Republique and
Max Regis, the anti-Semite mayor Of
AlgIefs The latter was wounded in
the wrist. The quarrel which led to
the encounter grew out Of the recent
duel of-M. Regis with NJ LaberdesotIe
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- 81 &c Nort1 90.

New York June BON the steamship
Friedrich der Crosse which sailed To-
day was Evelyn Baldwin. Che explorer.
who started on the first stage Of his
Journey in quest of ne north pole HI
VIII go To EngSand. complete his prspar n
atIOns ana meet there the three vessels
with which ne viii sail for Franz Josef
land. Baldwin expects to have -everv-
thing IN. readiness 10 begin his triD Ia
the pole Cl June -. when ne intends IA
sail from EroTusoe. Norway.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-14
smaIIpox Anaong Inaiana-

Wichita, kan, June @13.-A dispatch
from El Keno states that Dr. White has
returned from the hdowa and Comanche
country where he had been sent 10 m
tsstisltte. st9allpoN minors and reports
fhaL an epidernlc ot-Dlsck smailpeo fatal
IA almost every ease, IS raging among me
lndians. thlS as the country soon 10 oe
opened for settlement - -
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Gov. Pingree III in London.

New York, June 13.-Ex-C Governor Of
Aichigan Hazen S Pingree is i'll in the
CITY OF London, according TO a. cable re-
Low of Lows Tourist agency. The gov
ernor has been having his mail cared
TOR by the agency, and the London agents
sent the cable TO Mr.. Low as soon as he
became III Mr. Low does not know what
IS the matter with the governor as the
cable simply stated that he was IN Gov
ernor Pingree has been travelling in Ea-
rope for several months
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-14
ELoPERs - CAUeFT.

VIII BE Returned to Oklahoma to
Stand Trial.
Guthrie 1T. June l8-Sneriff George
Foster Of Noble county secured a reitli-
sitiou nom Governor Jenkins on Governs
or cage Of California for the return OF
WEham 4. RaHburu and Mrs. ROretta.
StroUe 70 Ferry for trial. The couple are
now IN the custody Of Chief of Police SUI
nNan ~ sun francisco, who has. been on
the lookout for them
Rayburu ana MS Strove left Perry
t9Eether last Monday. lie IS 2 Droulfaeut
farmer lEing near Sh3r"nec- ID. n on
Monday Itayburn secured 81 100 NOR
gases on his farm and Mrs. Strove it is
4lieseq- sii nee Inc papers IS h1s wife
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-14
RECEIVER ASKED FOR.
Litigation over Cobre Grande Copper
Company of Arizona.


New York June 13.-AXeI HalIeubefg, a
stock broker, has through F1is counsel
applied TO Justice Gildersleeve5 IN the
supreme court for q receiver for the CO.
brc Grande Copper company of Arizona,
ana an injunction restraining II from dis
posing Of any OF its property pending his
action. The justice allowed the counsel
Interested until tomorrow to submit
briefs.
The controversy over the mines of the
company has extended over q period Of
two years, principally i'm Arizona, and
the present suit ISIS attempt upon the
part q Mr.. Hallenberg to get "A hearing
In the New York courts.
Mr. Greene, one OF the defendants in
Jno present suit was In New York on
May Is ana personal service OF the sum
mons ano complaint and an application
Tor an injunction was made on hiTn az
tnaE time not only in his individual ga
pacity, but as president of the Green
Consolidated Copper company. Since that
time strenuous Efforts have been made.
by his counsel to have the case dismissed
on the ground Of want OF jurisdiction and
that the controversy could be remftted
to ARIZONA a motion to shat effect was
recently denied.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-14
Train Wrecked on CIlrza

Santa cruz, Cal. June 13.-The narrow
guage Southern Pacific passenger IRAN
from san francisco was wrecked TO-DAY
near hineon. engineer James Stanley
I injured. The locomotive, tender and bag-
gage ear We're badly smashed. The wreck
! containing forty people dlo not leave the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-14
Battleship Naine Claims-

Madrid. June A-At a, council OF the.
Ntpilek hvlll FfS peFdly. the queen regent
emanatlns from AmeTican subjects rela-
i've - the3destructf9n OF the battIeshtn
A1aifie n, tHVana harbOr should he ad-
0fesse1 20 tne government of the United
sfsitesflH conformity with the treaty OF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-14

gZTZ77VER old maxim declares that it isn't econ
EIS1 onny to pick Up pins; the time is worth more
WA than the pins. Similarly 1t is not true econ
~ onny to do without Ivory Soap; your health
requires the daily removal Of the bodily excretions
which are discharged through the pores Of the skin.
These tiny mouths must be kept open, and they
should be opened only with pure soap,
IVORY SOAP 99t%@o PER CENT. PURE
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Matter Must Be settled-

Pel1n. June 13.-Indica atoms point to 4
probable definite settlement of the m
demnity question a. the next meeting of
ministers, which is expected to take
place Saturday. The ministers feel II is
absolutely necessary that a. strong ef-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-14

To seve mendiEg, avoid breaking
and TO avoid suffering, prevent coughs
and colds By tire timely use Of Ball
IBRD'S FOREGROUND SYRUP. 1t is
a safe, sure and swift remedy for an
bronchial ailments. Price. p and so
cents. Van Dykes drug store, corner
Main and Third South.
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80 - ~. 80

Glasgow June l3.-In connection with
the weeks celebration of the 45Gth an
niversary Of the foundation Of Glasgow
university, the degree Of IL. y. was
today conferred on Andrew Carnegie,
Lord Dunerin, General Sir Archibald
Hunter and Ian Hamilton and three
Glasgow ladies. This is the first tifne
tae university has conferred the degree
on woman. Mr.. Carnegie reeetved'
an ovation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-14
Glassman Sees Kearns.

Speaker William Glasmann of ogden
ran down to Salt Lake for a few hours
Yesterday afternoon. He said he was
here on private business, but that bust
ness included a, conference with Sena-
tor Kearns which lasted half an hour
When it was over Mr.. Glasmann said
there was no politics connected with il.
i merely ran in TO pay my respects
to the senator ne continued. ct was
the first opportunity I have had to do
this since he came home from Europe.
No, 1 am not out for any Office. There
is no Office at the disposal of Senator
KeaTns that I want. I am in the news
strictly"
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Stabbed Policeman When Arrested.

Berlin June ia man named Enge,
supposed 10 be an American, who is ac-
Of 5e.Co0 marks was arrested this after
noon on entering the rlace occupied by
an alleged receiver of stolen goods. Ense
stabbed the policeman who took him into
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Dynamited a safe

Guthrie @. r.. June 18-kf COVE.
twenty mites from here. Ben 1ravens
Fe safe with dynamite, Securing 500
and escaped 3he safe and part 81 'fh6
puHolne were wrecked CraVens tive
months ago. near Pagnee. killed fNo
members of a posse chasing him T.aet
winter ne ESCAPED from the Kansas .sfat6
peniteutiary mine, holding the guard OH
vita q toy pistol
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ternoon and bade the president goodbye
He left here tonight Cor san Francisco,
where ne viii relieve General Skater as
commander of the department. OF Cali-
LOrnia
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Bloodhounds on 1Iurderer's Trail.

BloodhOunds OIL MurdereT's Trail.
Evansville Ind. June f3.-Henry Cur
ry, a respected Young colored man,
was shot to death % Mount Vernon
today by Locis VIM, another colOred
man. The murder was cold-b lOOded-
A posse and bloodhOunds are search
ing for Winn and his capture wiz mean
lynehfnc.
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AT THE RESORTS.

Yesterday was Fifth Ward day at
Saltair and a. fair-sized crowd attended
There was an interesting programme OF
sports. the potato and shoe and stocking
committee that worked up the eXcur-
sion was COMPOSED of j.. c. RuShtOn.
Thomas NUttall u II. Reeves, Jesse Blu
chanan, Mrs Q. Fletcher and Miss Julia
Lfttley.
The programme for the KimbaH re-
union at Saltair on the 18th of this
month has been changed from p. NJ.
to p. m. in order that President Snow
may be present and deliver a talk
The employees of the Deseret News
building VIII spend TOMORROW at Lagoon.
Good athletic and musical programmes
have been prepared
The St Marks Sunday school had an
outing at the Lagoon yesterday and
spent the greater part of the time in
pulling off a number of athletic con
tests. Both the boys and girls took
part in the various events, and some
Of the races We're close and exciting
a prize was given to the winner of
each event. including merchandise,
books. stationary and sundries. The
St. Marks boys played the Lowell a
game of ball in the forenoon and were
defeated by a score of 16 to s. The
winners Of the other events were as
follows:
one hundred-yard dash. boys Il to Is
years. Albert HOffman to III years,
Andrew Clark; 100 yards, girls
II to is, Margaret Brooks; girls
to IL years, Eliza Day; boys
three-legged race. LauncelOt Hans
com and Harold Hollingsbury; girls
three-legged race, Florence Godbe
and Margaret Brooks; foot race, girls
under lie years, Miriam Brooks and
Nellie Johnson, a tie; boys and girls
hand-in-hand race, Florence Godbe aud
Webster Cary; sack race. for boys,
Harold Porcher; sack race for girls
Mile Brennan; egg and spoon race,
Rex Porcher; potato race, Alvin
KnoWlden.
The Scandinavian excursion to La
COON occurs today. There viii be nu-
merous sporting contests and some val
liable prizes are held out to the con-
testants. A programme of music and
recita tions will be rendered at 6 O'Clock
this evening. A voting contest for the
most popular lady viii also be a fea-
ture.
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The programme for the KimbaH re-
union at Saltair on the 18th of this
month has been changed from p. NJ.
to 3 p M. in order that President Snow
may be present and deliver talk
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ID 90 - -

Washiugttn June -3.-Geueral S. s. ii.
Young visited the White House this az
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The employees of the Deseret News
building will spend tomorrow at Lagoon.
Good athletic and musical programmes
have been prepared.