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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-24

third infantry; Alfred ]. Hutchins,
Nineteenth infantry; Walter A. hohler,
Tenth infantry; Alexander McCOok,
Twenty infantry; Claude j,
Bobb Fortieth infantry; William r..
Colvln, Thirty eighth infantry; John A,
Gosline. Charles r.. Slayer, Eighth in
fantry; Jesse ID. Snyder, hospital corps
William Walker, corporal, Nineteenth
infantry.
Cen Macarthur reports the following
casualties in the Philippines not pre-
viously reported:
In engagement at PASSAGE, Camarines,
May 18th. John Tague, private Twenty
sixth infantry, neck, slight: Theodore
Hanson, private, Twenty-sixth infan-
try, leg. slight.
In engagement at San Augustine,
Leyte, April 9Th Cressett Willard, For
ty-third infantry, thigh severe.
In engagement at Mabiscial, Luzon,
May 22nd, Levi Custer, private, Ninth
cavalry, sides moderate.
In engagement at Pagbilac, Luzon,
May 10Th, Patric McAleer, private,
First cavalry, shoulder. moderate.
In engagement at Jagna, Bohul April
3Oth. Charles DAILY, corporal Nine
teenth infantry, killed In action.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

effort had been put forth to contend
with the presumed infection from cat
tie by meat and milk
DR.. Jeffries' impression was that
Koch himself asserted that tuberculosis
could be produced in man from infected
meat or milk.
Personally" the doctor went on, ~
am not inclined 70 make much out Of
this statement OF DR.. Koch. or course,
II II can be thoroughly demonstrated
that tubercuar material In meat and
milk Is incapable OF producing tuber-
culosis in man it will greatly reduce
the amount Of work 10 be done in our
efforts 10 do away with tuberculosis In
man. Koch said he could cure consump-
ton with his lymph and we take this
statement Of his with a grain Of salt"
A PHILADELPHIA VIEW.
Philadelphia. July 24.--Dr. Lawrence
+. Flick former president Of the Penn
sylyania Society for the Prevention Of
tuberculosis and president OF the Free
Hospital for Poor Consumptlves, when
asked for his views on the subject OF
tuberculosis said
THE greatest benefit that will accrue
from Dr. Koch's demonstration II he
has demonstrated what has been an
nounced, VIII be In the direction Of pre-
ventlye measures along the right chan
nels, The government Of this country
has expended energy for the extermin-
alton OF tuberculosis among cattle with
a view of preventing the spread Of the
disease in human beings. but has done
very little toward preventing the spread
Of the disease from one human being
20 another.
with clear demonstration that the
disease cannot spread from animals TO
human beings II is likely that the gov
ernments efforts viii be turned into
the channels Of providing sanltarium
treatment for the consumptioye poor
which viii strike at the very root Of
the evil by preventing contact between
those III with tuberculosis and their
healthy relatives"
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Garrett P. Servss, Scientist, Tells
All About It.
PREDICTIONS ARE HORRIBLE
The Next -Four Years VIII be Marked
by Immense Excesses Of Tenn
perature.

New York, July 24-The Journal and
Advertiser prints an article upon the
hot weather by Carrot f. Seryiss. the
scientific writer The article, dated at
Ithaca. n. Y, says;
The burning heat now affecting the
whole OF the United States. and felt
also on the other side of the Atlantic
and generally throughout the northern
hemisphere is concncing proof Of the
fact that the earth is the satellite Of a
variable star. only on the assumption
that the source Of terrible heat is di-
rectly in the sun and due TO an extra
ordinary increase in its effective radia-
ton can the widespread and long con-
tinued nature OF the present meteor
illogical disaster be satisfactorily eX-
planned.
"All astronomers know that the face
Of the sun is blanketed with absorb
ing vapors. while its interior is much
hotter than the glowing shell that we
see. Strip off the yaporous blanket en-
tirely and the surface Of the earth
would probably burst into smoke and
fame In the instantaneous gush Of UNI
bearable heat that would be poured uD-
on It.
Whenever, as occurs periodically.
though not always 70 the same extent,
the solar vapors are thinner. the heat
from within leaps out through the
weakened she'll and strikes the earth
and the other nearby planets as with a
breath of fire from the suddenly opened
door OF a blazing furnace.
That Is what has happened this
summer. and the immediate agency
that has flung open the furnace doors
and sent forth the destroying blast N
the mysterious power whose variable
manifestation is the presence OF black
sun spots. But II Is a mistake 70 SUB
pose that the sun spots themselves exer-
Gle any direct influence upon the
weather or that there must be sn0ts on,
the sun whenever there Is extraordinary
heat on the earth.
The spots are simply indicators Of
the suns condition, resembling in thar
respect the eruptions on the face OF a
smallpox patient They tell the story
OF the suns internal convulsions and
indicate some Of the places on It's SUI
face where the pentup forces are burst
ing out.
For the next four years these glgan
tic outbrusts will increase in fury. ana
corresponding series OF terrestrial
seasons marked by great excuses OF
temperature. sudden contrasts and ex-
tradlnary cyclonic diturbances will fol-
low"
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SIGNS OF PARALYSIS.
Can he Discovered In Time,

"Numbness Of the hands and arms
with premonitlons Of paralysis, Kept by
me while | was using coffee. ] finally
discovered Il was caused by c0tee'
when quit the coffee and began drink
ing Postum Food Coffee the numbness
ceased entirely and have been very
wen ever since. At that time | was un
able 20 sleep. but now | sleep perfectly.
Husband was also troubled from lack
OF sleep while he was drinking coffee
but now he uses Postum Food cones
with me. and we both sleep perfectly
Cur little boy had peculiar nervous
spells and I stopped the use Of conee
with him and have been giving him ail
Tho Postum Food Coffee he cared Tor
Ilc Is perfectly well now.
nv sister was troubled With nervous
headaches while she used coffee. she
found how greatly improved We Merr
from disseminating Il and using fos-
iuu Food Coffee. so she made tho
change. and Is now rid Of her nervous
headaches We are naturally strong hl-
vocates Of Postum" Mrs. J. Nalioio'
castaia, Erie Co, Ohio.
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Beers Capture British Train.

London, July 23.--The British war
Office has received the following dis
patch from Lord Kitchener, dated Pre-
toria, July card
"A train from Capetown with 1l3 men
and stores was held up. captured and
burned at Scheepers, eight miles north
Of Beaufortwest, on the morning Of
July 2lst Our casualties were three
killed and eighteen wounded. An in
quiry is proceeding.
French reports that Crabbe, with
300 men, was attacked IN the mountains
near Craddock with Kritzinger at
dawn. July 2lst. The horses stampded-
ed. An all-day fight followed Crabbe
fell back on Mortimer. Our loss was
slight"
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state along the lines already mapped
out. According TO the statement OF tho
chairman Of the meeting. Mr. Henry d,
Hebert, the sentiment Of the confer
ence was unanimous against the ship
canal proposition.
Principal among the reasons for this
opposition Mr.. HILBERT said, was the
feeling amounting almost to a certainty
that New York would never abandon
her canals, or in other words. turn them
over 10 the national government as
would be required, according 70 the
commissions report, before the govern
ment would undertake the construc-
ton OF a ship canal
Mr.. Hebert said that serious doubts
were entertained az TO whether the
deep waterway proposition could be
carried out.
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ing reception viii be rendered at the
city buildings. ON the morning OF the
following day the party win proceed to
McGill university where the degree Of
LII. d. win be conferred upon his royal
highness The ceremonies on this oc-
casion will be Of a particularly brilliant
character. In the afternoon the party
win have an opportunity Of shooting
the famous Iachine rapids, visiting
Victoria bridge and perhaps one or two
Of the most interesting converts.
There will be a military turnout and
fireworks on the mountain back Of the
rltv and Nm the harhOr.
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Opposition to Ship Canal Project.

New York, July A.-Strong onDosi-
tion 10 the shin canal project was ex-
pressed az a meeting YESTERDAY Of the
sub-executiye committee OF the Greater
New York Canal association and the
Canal committee exchange. The pul.
pose OF the conference was % consider
the report OF the deepwater way COM
mission on the ship canal proposition
After a prolonged discussion Of the
subject 1t was unanimously decided to
continue tho campaign for the improve
ment Of the state waterways BY the
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THE PROBLEM.

TaoRoTHY in the nursery can calculate the
n price Of Ivory Soap per cake, bot it would
Hss8} take mathematical genius to calculate its
- true value, For he must take account of
time, labor and materials. He must deduct from the
apparent cost the saving in the longer LIE Of the cake,
in the longer life Of the washed fabric, in the labor
required, in the time consumed, in the strength ex
pended, in the results obtained. When all is finished,
Ivory is the cheapest soap in the world. 1t floats.
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Preparing for Duke of York.

Montreal, July 2l.-Great prepara-
lions are being made in Montreal in
connection with the visit of the Duke
and Duchess OF Cornwall and York II
is expected that the royal party will
arrive In Montreal about September
Il by rail from Qnebec, the steamship
Ohpir being too deep TO ascend the
river beyond quebec. A civic address
will be presented as the royal party
reaches the Viger gardens, after which
1t will proceed to the home OF Lord
Strathcona and Mount Royal. In Dor
chester street, the home Of the royal
party during their stay. In the even
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Died in inc Philippine s.

Washington. July 23-Under date OF
June 2Sth. Gen. Macarthur reports the
following deaths In the Philippines:
Harry Robinson, corporal, Forty
ninth infantry: Thomas E.Phillips, Sec
cond infantry, William A. Miller, Six
tenth infantry; Frank Cahill, Twelfth
infantry: John J. Menzer. Twelfth in
fantry: Clifford Chambers, corporal,
Forty ninth infantry; Oscar l. Little
ton. Sixteenth Infantry; Walter J.
Griffin, hospital corps; William J. G.
Crime. Eighteenth infantry Louis
Brown. corporal, Forty-ninth infantry
John w. Lauway Twentieth Infantry;
John w. Smeltzer Fifteenth Infantry
william NJ. Miller, sergeant, Sixth in
fantry; Jacob Barnwell, Forty-elghth
infantry; william j. Pooler, Forty
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GERMANY AND VENEZUELA.
Former VIII Press Her Claims
Against Latter Vigorously.

New York. July 2L--Acocrding 20 the
Caracas correspondent OF the Herald,
Count Won Schwerin, secretary Of the
German legation at Caracas. has been
named charge d'afiaires. ad interim. 10
Hayti Count Won Schwerin married
Miss s. Henderson. daughter of the rich.
est banker OF Berlin.
Mr.. Won PILGRIM Baltazzl. first secre-
tary OF the legation, who was consul
general at Tangief, has been named
charge d'afaires for Germany az Car
acas.
II Is said that the German govern
ment intends 90 press vigorously the
claims for losses oocasioned by the late
revolution.
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Palermo WIN Form New Party.

Manila July 2l.--The Libertad is au-
thority for the statement that Senior
Palermo will the Federal party and
viii organize what he calls the National
lists on platform resembling that Of
the Conservatives with Aguinaldo as
president and former insurgent military
officers and former members of the
Federal party as leaders. The purpose
OF the new party will be the ultimate
independence OF the Philippines. This
comedies with Senior PateTno's poicy.as
he has been making efforts TO induce
Aguinaldo to unite with the new party.
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Blenders Located in Colorado.

Topeka. Kan July 23.-Four persons
said 20 be members Of the notorious
Bender family. accused Of committing
a score OF crimes at their home near
Galena, Kan. over fifteen years ago,
have been located near Fort Collins,
Col. and Gov. Stanley has issued re-
QUESTION papers on the governor Of
Colorado for their return TO this state
The first steps toward bringing the
suspects 10 Kansas were taken upon
the representations Of Frank Ayers Of
Fort Collins. who asserts that one Of
the quartette. Kate Bender, was once
his wife, Gov. Stanley issued the re-
QUESTION upon afildavlts OF four men
who went to Colorado to identify the
sugDpcts
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YELLOW FEVER NEAR HAVANA
All Cases Were Those of Unaccli-
mated Spaniards.

New York, July PA dispatch to the
Tribune from Havana says: The FIVE
cases Of yellow fever which broke out
In the cigar factories Of the Havana
Commercial company at Santiago de las
Vegas, a suburb Of Havana. were all
unacclmated Spaniards. Four cases
were brought TO the Spanish hospital at
Havana un-reported by the physicians,
but the American sanitary authorities
made the discovery. Santiago is, In
bad sanitary condition containing 800
non immune Spaniards, No yellow fe-
Yer is reported to exist in this city.
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THE ROYAL DECLARATION.
Bill Altering II Goes 10 Second Read.
ing In the Lords.

New York. July 24-In the British
house Of lords last night the second
reading Of the bill altering the terms Of
the royal declaration was carried by
an overwhelming majority says a dis
patch 10 the Tribune from London. The
Roman Catholic peers aid not, how
ever vote for the bill and ms the ey-
IRENE Protestants viii be alarmed lest
security for the maintenance Of a Pro-
testant succession should be dimin-
ished. II Is impossible 20 expect that the
measure will be PASSED into law with
out a prolonged and acrimonious de-
bate
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Cleveland Invited to His Birthplace

New York, July 24-Ex- President
Cleveland has been invited by the ciu.
Gems Of Caldwell. ~ j.. to attend the
celebration OF the Caldwell fire depart
ment on August 3. Mr. Cleveland was
born AT Caldwell. When the ex-Presi-
dent was four years old his family
moved away and he has never visited
the town since then.
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NOT a COURT MARTIAL.

A court OF INJURY differs from a
court-martal In that II has no power
TO inilict sentence. IL is organized
simply for the purpose Of investigating
questions OF fact, but II has authority
70 make the inquiry complete and ex
haustive The naval regulations say
courts Of Inquiry shall have power to
summon witnesses, administer oaths
and punish cOntempts in the same
manner as courts-martlal; but they
shall only state facts and shall not give
their opinion unless expressly required
TO do so in the order for converting"
THE JUDGE ADVOCATE.
An important officer Of the court will
be the Judge advocate and recorder, who
interrogates the witnesses. Secy.
Long will undoubtedly take unusual
care in the selection Of this officer WIN
will be chosen from the list OF captains
who participated with Dewey in the
Manila battle, Under the naval regu-
lations Admiral Schley viii be al
lowed the attendance OF counsel. who
Will have the right 10 suggest questions
TO the judge advocate. 1t Is not known
whether Admiral Sampson will ask the
privilege Of being also represented by
counsel
The sessions of court undoubtedly
VIII be open, although its members
have the right to prevent this. There l.
no appeal from the decision of the court
as 10 the exclusion or admission of ties.
timony, questions arising as TO the
relevancy or propriety Of which are in.
varlably decided behind closed doors.
AN INQUIRY REQUESTED.
New York. July 23.--The Herald will
say tomorrow; Rear-Admiral Winfield
Scott Schley has asked Secy. Long
10 appoint a court Of inquiry to deter
mine the facts in regard to his course
In the Santiago campaign. The aa-
mlral mailed letter today which was
addressed to John ID. Long secretary
Of the navy at Washington. Though
the admiral would not talk Of this LETT
ter. the nature Of its contents was
known to others in Great Neck, ana
there is no doubt that Secy. Long
when he opens II today will find in Il
a request for formal and official in
quiry. When Admiral Schley was
pressed TO make some statement Of his
position ne wrote the following sem
tence;
Il really think that as this matter II
liable to take the form Of judicial In.
yestigation, ! ought not to be subiecI
TO interview. ] think that action is
preferable to words and have decided
to act. More than this, | ought not 10
be expected to say, but | will add that
II is a very great pity that there
should be any controversy over mat
tiers where everybody did his best"
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GERMANY IN FAR EAST.
Russia Strongly Disapproves OF Her
Policy There.

New York July PA dispatch to the
Herald from ST. Petersburg says; The
sojourn Of Count Osten-sacken. the
Russian ambassador to the German
court in the Russian capital has been
prolonged.
There is good authority for saying
that this IL due TO Germany's desire to
relieve the strained relations between
the two empires arising from Russa's
strong dsappToval Of Germany's poll
Icy In the far east.
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Gen. Rodil Assassinated.

New York, July PA dispatch to the
Herald from Ciudad Bolivar, says: Gen.
Dodn. governor Of the Yuruarld district,
covering the region OF the gold mines
(Callao, Guasipjati, etc) was assassin
ated last week for political reasons by
Gen. Zazapa who took possession OF
the arms Of the garrison of Guarasc-
pital where the assassination took place
and armed about a hundred men with
whom he fed
These occurrences similar TO others
which have lately been taking place
daily in Venezuela, give some idea Of
the state of the country.
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You can never cure dyspepsia by diet
ing. What your body needs Is plenty
Of food properly dlgested Then IL
your stomach will not digest it, Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure will. II contains all Of
the natural digestants hence must di
gest every class Of food and so prepare
IL that nature can use Il in nourlshlng
the body and replacing the wasted
tissues thus giving life health.
strength. ambition, pure blood and good
healthy appette-F G. Schramm, Pre-
scription Druggist, Mccormick building,
corner Main and First South street.
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Atty. Watson W. Moore Dead.

Denver, Colo. July 23.-Watson W.
Moore, formerly a leading member Of
the New York bar. is dead of paralysis
Of the brain, aged SO years. Mr. Moore
achieved international fame while act
ing as consul at Constantlnople dur
ing the Russo Turkish troubles.
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Missionaries Entertain Chou En-.

New York. July PA dispatch from
Pekin says that before leaving FOR Pao
Ting Flu. Chou Flu, the provincial
treasurer and commissioner for the
settlement OF missionary claims. was
entertained at dinner by the American
and English missionaries. The occasion
was the settlement OF all claims of
converts.
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youngcrs to Sell Tombstones.

Saltwater. MINI, July 2S,-Coleman
and James Younger. after their twenty
five years In the state prison, viii be-
gin work as salesman for a ST. Paul
dealer in grayestones and monuments.
Warden Wolfer today signed the con-
tract FOR their new work and they will
leave for 81. Paul to begin their new
duties tomorrow.
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wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou.
bles and Bnght's Disease, which is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not rec
ommendedfo everything butifyou have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble II Will be found
Just the remedy youneed. lihas been tested
inso many ways, in hospital work, In private
practice. among the helpless too poor 10 pur-
chase relief and has proved 50 successful in
every case that special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried Il, may have
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telling more about Swamp-Root and how 10
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When writing mention reading this generous
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regular hfiy cent and Home Of sWamp-RoOt
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
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1CHIEY WANTS
An INVESTIGATION
i. WI Also Bring Suit Against
y Historian Maclay'
,rcrER TO SECRETARY LONG
,,ry viii be a Celebrated
Gov" n.vey WIN probably be on
w. sampson ia Interested

.,,rgton. July 2a.-The Washing
49,, last night telegraphed Ad-
s T. scnley that in an editorial .'.lS,, 1t 1t
nla ',.5 that he owed it to himself as
a'1' as TO his friends to begin pro-
~ .,,r % against Mr. Maclay the au,
f'. \. - ,be History of the United
~ Navy" to dlsprove the latters
Wv adding: "Will you do thisY
s '-' wire statement" Today 1t re-
,',,sJ fine following telegram;
' c.o,, Neck L. l., July 2S'-Editor
r,'sb,neton Post;--I believe the first
'',n should be Investigation of all mat
~ IVY nv a court, then civil action al
,.rd I am prepared TO take this
purse. ao,,rrv
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Iryink and Terry Coming.

New York. July 2i.-The annunce-
ments authoritatively made In theatri-
cal circles that Sir Henry Irving and
Miss Helen Terry win make a twenty
two weeks tour ~ this country during
the coming season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-24

cures made by Dr..
Kilmer s Swamp Root,
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
e It is the great me +
caltriumph Of the nine
tenth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
DR.. Kilmer, the emf
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polls; Lieut.. Sharp Of the Vixen ls ex.
ecutvA officer of the Hartford, which
is now off the coast of Sweden. Capt
Philip of the Texas is dead
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK !?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers 5 sure to know Of the wonderful