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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03

United States Watching Her Move
ments of Venezuelan Coast.

ments Of Venezuelan Coast.
washington. May Although the
matter never has figured before the
state department. the navy Department
has been closely watching the happen-
iugs near AIarsarita isiand. off the
coast Of Venezuela. which have given
rise TO the report that a German coal
ing station is to be establishes there
These facts have been reported to the
department by Some of the naval of-
ncers who commanded vessels which
have cruised in those waters recently.
Last year 8 German Worship spent
ten weeks I'm Looking into the possibil-
ties of Margarita island and thia fact
led TO an examination on orr own ac-
count which developed the preseuce in
this important strategic point Of one Of
the finest harbors in South America.
the possession Of which would afford
the United States or any other nation
with navy, practical C0nLrOl o. the
Panama canal from the eastern shore.
Aside from this island some Of the
best naval authorities hold that the
Gulf Of Caraco. on the north coast Of
Venezuela. offers by far the most al
vantageous site for an American coal
ing station If one Is to be located in
that pRrt Of the world. IN view of the
reported Germln surveys IN that GUAR
ter. the naval authorities here are
showing unusual interest in the points
available for American use. The state
department never has been called upon
specifically rs cCnstrue the Monroe doc
triuc so far as it might Teiare 10 at
tempts by an European government to
secure a .cOaisig station in the GUIf OF
Mexico or the Caribbean sea
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WILL OPEN on SUNDAYS.
Preachers in Buffalo Withdraw from
Eight Against the Fair.

Buffalo, y. Y, May $50 far as the
Buffalo churches that were represented
by the committee appointed some time
ago, with the Rev. o. T. CHORD of the
Delaware Avenue Baptist church at
ITS head. are cOncerneS. no further ac-
uon VIII be taken looking toward the
closing Of the Pan-Amerfcan exposition
on Sundays Mr.. Clifford tonight made
the following statement:
so far as II am concerned. no fur
Their effort vii! be made to fight the
/ Sunday opening of. the exposition. nor
VIII we attempt any legal Proceedings
In the matter"
DIT Hathaway &C the American sab
bath school union said; we think the
directors of the exposition made a
great mistake in passing their resoIN-
. ton TO open the gates on Sunday. and
that they have very little to gain bv
their action and much to- lose. How
ever, the action IS taken and what
steps VIII be followei by my organize
ton are - vet uncertain"
The concsnsus of opinion among
those favoFing the closing of the gates
on Sunday seemed to indicate that the
anti-Sunday opening crusade was at
an end.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
MURDERED MANS
MOTHER In COURT

Cas- Edge, Mass. May 2.-AlthOugh
the gre ter portions of the proceedings
Of the Eastman murder trial today YES
taken uf In unlmDOTtant expert teSti-
mony, there we're one or two witnesses
who proved to DC important. The day
ended with an effort ON the part of the
attorney general to obtain the admission
. OF the testimony of tie accused, which he
made before the grand jury which indict-
ed him, the court Withholding its deci-
sion
The most important witness of the day
was the aged mother % Cirogan, who tot
tered feeDly into The court and told OF an
instance, where Eastman looked toward
her and said: "dis~days. are short. " This
was little over week before the tras-
edy.
Two witnesses recalled identified the
bullet exhibited at the trial as the one
taken from the body. This last steStimOns
VII nave great bearing ca ire case Of
bullet which has been freque ntly shown
70 the jury was changed. some time after
me, autopsy BY some government Off
should the governments plea for the
admission OF the grand jury testimony
be oyerruled tomorrow morning it is ike
~ that the case against Eastman win
rest there and that the defense Will be
then begun
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
FATHER KILLS HIS
FOUR CHILDREN

st. Paul, MINI, May 2-The body
Of the 9-year-old Rosenheld boy was
taken from the river near Fort Smell
ing today This is believed to confirm
the police suspicion that William Ros-
enfield drowned his four children and
himself one week ago.
The crime was most brutal. the IA
Their first abducting the children. which
were in the custody Of their mother at
MinneapolIs, securing a rig and driv-
ing with them to the river.
William Resented, the father. had
for some time been separated from his
wife, who has been living in Minneap-
oils, while ROsenield lived in st. Paul
One week ago ROsenfield hired a. buggy
and got his children from the relatives
who were keeping them. he tried to
prevail on lis wife to accompany him
but she refused The next morning
the horse was found wandering aim
lessly around. The body found today
was positively identified and a sys-
tematic search viii now be undertaken
to find the other bodies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03

field in sn aggressive eampaisn against
Rabah. The expedition of N. Gentle and
the Mission Foreau-L.aInasr and the
Mission" Voulet Chanoin, having erect
ed a Junction, came upon hstb1h at hous-
where the old king had established q
fortified camp The military operations
were entrusted TO Commaudaut fanny.
assault was made On the camp and a
fierce battle ensued.
The foress ASf Rahah finally were routed
after a r0ndict which RACED all day Ra-
bah was Killed BY a renegade native who
previously had been in his army but Ia :
deserted TO the French This native.
7asSin DS name, cut Oh The head o.
the old king and broUght II to ~. Gentle.
escaped when Bretoanet and most OF his
companions mad been massacred- Among
those killed on the French side were Cap
TAIN CoIreL and CQInmaall1Llt- amy
amy vas wounued While leading q
Victo-y- Gentle ordered Rabah's head
to De stuck on pole planted on the ram
parts 81 the intTencned czsr13, Dot Q 3 2
gratulrous outrage on a refinement Of
cruelty. but as a salutary example Az
ter eStabilshinE posts alOuE The River
Cnar1, u Gentle returned 20 the coast
ana took passage for Paris, where ne has
now arrlVed and made his report.
II would seem that in his hOUr of need
the tribes which he had. conquered oil
not rally around Rabah. bat LETT the
old 6yrant to his fate. It WOu5d seem
also that. though the French have re-
established their prestige in the French
Congo and the Lake Chad region, thcy
have not Yet subdued the hiRgdom Of
BOrnu, which is doing business at the
same old stand Bornu, anyway. lies
partly in The German and. partly in the
British sphere OF influence Perhaps
domestic revOlts. as well as foreign in
VasiOHs, brought about the downfall OF
Chi cF er-lr
had been the law and the gospel to many
millions in Central Africa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
Work 81 lI-ssionarisg.

Washington May AT today's session
or the Nomenss Home and ForeigH Mis-
siOndry society of the CeneraI synod of
the Evangelical Lutheran church in the
nted StafeS, in twelfth annual cOuven-
ton here, Kiss a. H Morris. correspond
Ing secretary, reported Jwenty-One synod
tcai SOcietIeS, fbl auXiliaries. with a total
IneL.oeISnlp or 20,oS, also 43S life mem
DerS. Articles agSregatng in value $500
We're sent OF missionaries. The tOtal con-
LTlhutiOns for the past two wears were
s32,5zz. For endowment of beds in the In
ola hospital, 5000 was also raised
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
TIELEt

Time nurses the bud to the fun Of the
To scatter its bloom IN the course OF an
hour
The proud boast Of beauty made over
Hfe's wine
Is Knocked and is. empHed py time, subtle
time
Fer pleasure has kissed US time BIDS hsr
begDne
But pain is permitted to dwell with US
long.
Time comes to those waiting with halt
But hastens from those who would stay
it, away
with hopes idle promise it lures youth
TO tie wastes Of the future where no
waters are
1t nines back to age but the memory OF
That have aovn on the bygone years
untiring wings
IT'S the fatterer OF youth and the scorn-
IT of age.
The foe Of the fool, but the friend OF the
sage.
As the hand Of a child is unloosed on a
As gently time roBs us OF Joy after joy
And It takes the whole world from rs
FER ever we
Have noticed its going-iegEree By degree.
DEAN j. RICE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
Ruasia Borrowing Moner.

Berlin, Nav Z.-Fhe Vossische Zaitung,
prints a special dispatch from, ST Peters
burg announcing that Russia has virtual
ly Arranged with France for loans
amounting % 500.000O09 francs, and that
another Russian loan is being HegJTiated
with EHglish and American bankers in
London The dispatch further says thar
the cza~ is planning for a trip abroad
during Ec11t August, and that he VIII visit
Copenhagen, Darnlstadt and Vienna.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
--es-~ 1=--o-------
VIII Buw IN Biz T.ots-

St Joseph Mo, May Every fetafI
grocer in the city today entered a.
combination TO discontinue the practice
Of buying in small lots. and henceforth
the organization viii do all the buying
from the jobDers IN carload consfgn-
ments or more Large sums of money
are expected to be, netted to the re-
tailers as a result of the new plan
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
Dinner ID Tahori

New York, May 2-Fhe London bar
VIII rally in force at the coming dinner
Of the HardwOches society, given IN
honor OF Maitre LaDori at Holborn res
taurant, says the Tribune's London
correspondent. Nearly all the leaders
Of the English bench and bar VIII join
IN this tribute of respect. To a great
French advocate. ~.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
Trust Forees 1fen g. III NO.

Youngstown. o. May 2-One hundred
ana nifty. men were discharged at the
steel rail- department Of the NationaI
steel company plant today. 1t IS stated
that the steel ran mill now in this cisv
viii discontinue and reTROve to Chicago.
20 be added TO the steel rail deDa rtraent
OF the Illinois Steel company. THE plant
3 now under the control of the United
States Steel corporation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
Suicide bv pvnamite.

New Whatcom, Wash. May THE
body Of an unknown suicide was found
IN the woods Just outside the CITY linn
It's OF Fairhaven this afternoon. He
rad accomplished his death By piac-
Ing stick OF dynamite on his chest
and exploding it. A great hole was
torn through the upper portion Of the
diaphram- He left not the least trace
of his identity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
B1aclrmailers Are Arrested

Detroit. Mich. My "A special from
Flint TO the Free Press says. Joseph w
SUoCkWeil. Y well known resident OF
this city. was arrested at MuskegOn to-
day on a warrant which charges him
and four others with conspiracy to
blackmail for $4,000 John Requet, a
wealthy brewer Of Saginaw. one Of the
accused is a woman Another is an
attorney. Miss Rose Taylor of Saginaw.
alleged to be the woman in the case. is
under arrest at Flint
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
Convicted of Mnrder

Philadelphia, May Amos Sterling.
Cotored, was today convicted Of murder
in The first degree tor The Filling ~ Pos.
Wilson White the yOIug J-niVersftv OF
pennsylvania professor, WHO was robbed
and beaten. 10 death with an iron bar on
. street in West philadelphia on Nav
~ lasL: Two other negroes, Henry Ivory
and Charles Perry. have also been con-
Alcteu and are under sentence to be
hanged for completely in the murder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
TOBACCO TRUST GREEDY.
Is Endeavoring to Secure Control OF
Havana Cigar Output.


New York, May Alt is announced.
says a special 70 the Times from Tam
pa Fla, that the negotiations which
have been sending for three months
between the American Cigar company,
branch Of the American Tobacco
company, and the HAVANA American
Cigar company, owning the largest
clear Havana factories in the United
states, have been completed in Tampa.
Ali the factories of the latter com
pany VIII pass into the possession OF
the tobacco combine.
The Havana American company is a
recently formed consolidation 1t
owns clear Havana cigar factories at
Havana. Key West. Chicago, New Or
leans. New York and BinghamtOn, n
y II IS CAPITALIZED at $40 900 900 The
PARTIES TO the deal refuse TO state the
purchase figure.
The result of this acquisition win be
TO give 70 the combination the con
troll of a large share Of the Havana
cigar output.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
Fair opened bv Duke.

Glasgow. May 2-The Duke and
Duchess OF Fife opened the Glasgow
exhibition this afternoon. The weather
was fine. and the town was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. The Duke
or Fife declared the exhibition omen in
the name Of the king. and expressed his
majesty best wishes for It's success
the Duchess OF FIFE unlocked the doors
OF che art gallery with a golden KEY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
AMERICAN FLA8s WAVING.
Austin Texas. Prepared to Give the
President Fine Reception.


Austin. Tex. May 2.-Austin's recep-
sion to President Mckinley and party
wiz be an elaborate affair, The city
is literally wrapped wien American
naGs tonight The decorations are nu-
merOus, and visitors are already arriy-
ing The railroads announce tonight
that they VIII have difficulty in hand
ling the crowds Auscin being the
northelumost point touched by the
president on mis- trip through the state,
&c IS believed that thousands of peSaie
VIII be here from Dallas. Forth Worth
and other north Texas points.
Governor Sayers left today for Hous-
ton 70 meet the president The local
committee have fifty carriages to es-
Cort the party TO and from the capitol
ana on their drive around the city, and
fifteen military companies have been
assembled here to lend pomp to the
occasion. The main street has been
spauned with arches. which viii be
brilliantly illuminated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
Steamers Tor American Trade.

Copenhagen. May 2.-The United
States Steamship company Of Copen-
hagen has ordered six new steamers Of
1900 tons zach for the United states
trade. On account Of the increase in
exports, it has been decided to open a
regular line to Boston and increase the
number of steamers on the New York
and New Orleans route.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
Consul MoCook is Recovering.

Washington, May 2.-The state de-
partment received a report from the
vice consul at Dawson City, dated April
9. saying that Consul AIcCOok, who was
reported 70 iave died at Dawson, was
then iE the hOs2itdl there, rapidly re-
covering from an acute attack of pneu-
monia. with. every prospect Of being out
in q few days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
Striker Fire on Polics

Nurcia, Spain. May as Thousand
men are out on a strike at the ag1iiias
mines. The company has refused the
mems proposals, and there have been
numerous disturbances. Some OF the
miners fired on the Dollcs elar5inp the
property. and the gendarnaes charged
the crowd killing one man and wound
ing several offers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
FEAR AN OUTBREAK.
Secret Combination Of Disaffeeted
Elements in Yang Use Province.

London. May 3.-"The reports Of q Sc
in the Xang-Tse province. for the our
pOsce of organizing general risnss are
receiving some confirmation. says the
Shanghai correspondent of She AIorn-
ing Post. The British ,OusuI at Nan
lin telegraphs Mr.. Brennan. The Brit-
ISL consul in Shanghai that the Nan
Kin yiceroy is very ANXIOUS abO lt the
tang-Tse movement, ana he asks Mr.
brennan to assist the Taoti n IRE
serve order BY holding Jroobs in readi-
ness.
1T is announced from 4 Germun
source that the French Ia - Withdrawn
tnelr troops from HWai la - i>1o Ting
u, thus leaving the Germans in sole
possession Of all the passes into Shan
81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
Sealing schooner,g Poor Catcb

Victoria, 3. c.. May 1.-The fleet of
nine sealing sehooners reached port to-
dag, and. many more are behind them
All have poor catches. the highest hefng
that Of the schooner. Penelope. with 40
one which arrived had only teistv-eisrbf
FOR the seasons work
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
order of Knipbts Of Iabor.

Rome. May 2LThe CAPTAIN F-iciassi OF.
this city announces that King Victor
I,mmanue. VIII sign a decree next sun
Gay creating a new order 10 ne Known
as the order Of the Knights Of labor
which VIII be conferred upon citizens eiu-
Guiding wOrloTneH distinguished in ths
study OF labor questions or the anchors
ton of the conditions of The labOring
classes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
1Geeting 81 Rishops.

louisville Ky.s May 2-Tyhe annual
meeting of the bishops OF the Methodist
Episcopal church, south, was begun to-
day behind closed doors. The most inn
portant business before the bishops IS
the arrangement OF the plan Of Episcopal
visitation. Nina bishops are In attend
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03

Columbus, o., May "a special to
the Dispatch from Athens. o.. saws:
From an authority which seems indfs4
putable. there comes the .nfsrr4atfon
that almost the entire coal industry Of
the Hooking ana sunday creek valleys
VIII come under the management of the
gigantic combination OF capital OF
which ]. j. Morgan is the head. Con
ser-vatiYety estimating the amount of
ethe deal. it. can be approximately
placed at from 5000 900 to $1,000 coo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
GREETINGS FROM DIAz.
Representatives from Mexico to mast
President In san Francisco.

StesIuenL 10 san ETanclsco.
San FranUisco. May 2.-Joaquin Ba-
randa, eN-minister of Justice of the re-
public Of Mexico, and senator Jose Do
mingEez Peon,-a wealthy Mexican. viii
De in this city wnen President McKin-
ley arrives. and are expected to be
me bearers az a greeting IRON Psesi-
Cuun try.
A Hberal appropriation has been made
by the citizens committee for the en-
tertainme1t Of congressman from The
east who are eNpected here during the
Presidents visit. All the needs OF san
Francisco VIII be explained in such
manner as VIII rebound to the beDe5t
Or this port IN future actions of the
Lawmakers at Washington.
The work OF decorating the city is
progressing rapidly, and VIII be con
tinued Unu the arrival of the presiden-
tIal party.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
Philippine Customs R.gven1es.

Washington May 2-The customs
revenues in the Philippine islands for
the month of January, 1901, as com
pared with the same month of 1899 and
1890, We're as follows January. 1901
sos $50; January. 1883, 1921 ,5s1; January
1900 $3.50 az.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
Tests ia Strength.

Cambridge. Mass, May 2.-The f-se
nfty Harvard men in strength confess
competition have been chosen. They
made "a. 069 points, or LISP less than Co
lumbia, the igures given out last night
by 1T. savage OF Columbia for her fifty
men being 65,27151 points, breaking all
previous records.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03

SaoLLAR for dollar, pound for pound, there is
more IN Ivory Soap than IN any household
s@ soap. It is easy TO find cheap soap; bot
80 to find purity and low price IN single soap
is not easy. They combine IN Ivory Soap. YOU
can afford TO Use # in the laundry; you can not
afford not to Use # elsewhere, Il is vegetable-on
soap IN the cheapest form IN which It can Be pro-
cured. You pay nothing for fancy box, wrapper
or perfume. It is all IN the soap It floats.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
starvation Il Rnssia

st. Petersburg May Starvation
and typhus are Increasing among the
village population Of Hessarabfa. Sew
enty per cent Of the farmers OF that
district have lost all their horses. and
have no seed Tor the sprlng sowing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
omeials Favor tha saIoons.

Kansas City, No. May 2ZThe police
cQWmisstoners have refused the retiuest
ct the special committee of the Law and
ORDINANCE Enforcement league TO close
tne saloon SON sunday and today the
leaSne Caileu atnasS meeting for t0nor-
row night 70 take the first steps towards
petitfOEing Governor D0ckerv to remove
those officials
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
IN Honpr Amerieaf. Visitors.

London, May 2.-The chamber Of com-
merce has. selected a large scommfttse. in
Guiding Lords Rothchilds Avabury
heVelstoke and Hiliingdon tho lord
mayor, frank Green and Sir Thomas
iApton % receive Che visiting delegates Of
the New York chamber of conns1erce. Be-
sue a D9pquet, garden party viii be
given IN honor OF the American visitors
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03
Population Has Increased

Melbourne. Australia. May 2.-The
population Of the district OF Victoria
according to the last census report. is
l,l95,774. This is an Increase Of B5.4e9
IN the last ten years.
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killed bv a Blast.

Ashiand, Ore, May News reached
here today that Henry Bloomingcanlp.
prominent and wealthy Klamath
county stockman, was Instantly killed
Monday Afternoon near Bly,, by flying
rocks from q blast.
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women Overoon1e 81 -

E1ttsburgs May 2@Ihe intense heat of
YESTERDAY and today practically closed
several or the bar mills ia the CITY and
badly crippled others Several workmen
We're completely exhausted and others
were almost Frustrated
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03

afls. May z.-Ohicial statistics NIB
5lsnee aere SHOW that there oceurra5 s.,
strikes in 1900 confpared WITH
~ ts59, and that during the
5fe tlle1e We're ZZ.4l4 WORKING peo-
~ "ssHeNt enployment Ia Frame
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&c., Machinists - ! -.

Tacoma, Wash, May 2.-Machinfsts in.
LdeoilA vent on strike today Tor a nine
h0ur day enc hundred and ffftV rsel, .,Ta
out IA the snstitutions along the vyaTer
FoIs me men In the Northern Pacific
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IHine's q CIea11-,ln

1sker City. Ore. May 2.-The April
creanFtp Of the Bonanza mine a stand.
are tJil property amounted to $50. 900 ln
Geo
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Another Comet Discovered

Santiago de Chilli, May "a brilliant
comet was seen soon after sunset this
evening in the western sky.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-03

To Prevent, Pneumonia and Grip
Laxitiye Rromo- Quinine removes the
cause
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Sale Of Seat on stock Exchange.
New York. May 2-The sale of q seat
is recorded on the New York stock Fs-
change for S7G.CC9. compared with the pre-
vioUs high authentic record OF S66.0O8.