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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-18
HOTEL GOSSIP.

IF the Southern Pacific builds south
Of the lake it will not be such a good
tnlIl6 Tor GrantsVille as many people
seem 10 think remarked Fred Lio1berg
u GIanJSVlIle at the " hi1e House las
evening Part of the surveyors are
working near the point of the mountain
toward salt Lake, and part are still IN
the nelgnDOrhCOd of GrantsVille. TIE
survey, as ] understand it, comes about
TOUR miles from Grantsville. This is just
near enough to hurt the town without
helping it. You see, Grantsville has for
years done a big business with the sheep
men, They winter their sheep over Wesc
their hay and other supplies. If the rail-
road is built around south Of the lake
the sheeDmen viii buy their supplies ID
Salt Lake and ship them direct to their
winter quarters. A railroad doesn't al
ways do a town as much good as people
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
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whereas, Il
sun has Won
fight for sl'o'
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mend The ~
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only fair a'
In winnings
Resolved,
resolutions
The MONTH,
The above
M open me-
Wilmington,
Bnillins. No
meeting was
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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14

Men of Albany Division VIII Not Ac-
cept Compuny's Terms.


Albany, May 13.-The employees Of
the Albany division of the United Trnc-
tion company have unanimously agreed
to refuse to accept the terms offered by
the company for them to resume work.
The company threatens to put on nom
union men. -e---
The company's proposition was that
the question of the increase Of wages
of the night men is to be submitted to
a committee composed Of represent
ntive of the company, a representative
of the strikers and disinterested citizen.
that the company will treat with the
union on questions of time and wages
and that schedule of time and wages
shall be drawn up by agreement be-
tween the company and the Interna-
tional Association of Street Railway
Employees. BY this agreement the ten
ponunion men were not discharged.
Rein Orr OF Detroit international
treasurer OF the Street Railway EN-
ploypes association, was assaulted on
broadway. 1t is believed that his as
sailants were strikers. He Is accused
of having attempted to settle the strike
without the consent of the strikers.
Serious trouble is looked for il the
cars begin running.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
rRB BUFFALO m PORT.
Gruiser Arrives mt New York Fro"
Manila After "a Long Run.

Cruiser Arrives mt New York From
Manila After "a Long Run.
New York, May 13.-'fhe United
States cruiser Buffalo has arrived from
Manila, via Colombo and the Suez
canal. The Buffalo left Cavite, Manila,
on April 4 and made the run in 80 days.
The Buffalo brought sol seamen and
81 marines. the most of whom had en-
listed FOR the war for three years. Ihey
will be discharged at the Brooklyn
navy yard.
The Buffalo passed mp the bay flying
long 'homeward bound" pennant
from the main truck. She left Temp
kinsville on Dec. II last with p ON
GERS, $50 seamcn and Is marines to
man the feet in the far east ON her
outward run she stopped NJ Trinidad,
British West Indies; La Gnayra. Nene-
zuela; st. Lucia, Gibraltar: Port said,
Colombo: Singapore. and Manila. The
round trip was 29,0S2 miles. counting
run over to Hongkong aud Woosung,
! China. The run out TO Manila was
made In IS days, of which 30 were
steaming days
The Buffalo brought two bodies one
that Of Jesse NJ. Roper. lieutenant com
Imander, who was killed on the United
States steamship Petrol: the other that
If Passed Assistant Surgeon Slough
Ton. who died Mt Hongkong.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
VALUE OF ARBITRATION.
Testimony of Herman Justi Before
the Industrial Commission.

Washington. May 13.-The systems
Of arbitration and joint agreements in
the hituminous coaliields of Illinois,
Indiana. Ohio and Pennsylvania were
described before the industrial com
mission by Herman Justl, commission
er Of the Illinois Coal Operators asso-
citation. Senator Kyle, chairman of the
commission, presided.
Mr. Jrsti described the scope Of the
association. All disputes. he said. were
referred 10 commission consisting of
himself for the operators and Presi-
dent Mitchell Of the United Mine Work
crs or some other miners representa-
tive. The decision Of this commission
always had been final.
Il believe" he said. that % per cent
of all disputes can he settled by 4 con
ference Of the interested parties, These
conferences have led to very much
more cordial relations between the
mon z
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
NAY CUT TOUR short
President Greatly Worried Over His
Wife's Condition.
STATEMENT BY C0RTELYOU.
He Announces That Even IL Mrs. Mo.
kinley Continues the Trip She
VIII he Unable to Engage
In Social Functions.

San Francisco, May 10 Secretary
Cortelyou has given out the following
bulletin as to the condition of Mrs, Mo
Kinlcy, who is here seriously indis-
posed:
Mrs. Mckinley rested well during
the night and is quite as comfortable
rs her physicians expected her to be-"
There is Il possibility of President
Mckinley abandoning his proposed trip
into the northwest.
Unless there is radical change for
the better in Mrs. McKinley's condi-
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14

The SHAMROCK II,,......'.''''.'..''''' 2 TT TT
The older boat thus won the first set
race.
There is no doubt the result of the
trial was distinctly disappointing to
those who had pinned their faith to the
new challenger. especially as the
shamrock | on the previous spins had
not showed even equality with the new
racer on any point of sailing, with the
exception of running.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
SAILS TO SIN KRUGER.
Mrs, Io.is Eo.ha Leaves South Africa
on Peace 4S>l0n.
BRITISH Troops DESIEGED.
english Paper Hears rhBt itoopstnhi
uns ttc"n in.rst"d Enr Months
and Pnat Kitchener ~ Adsis-
imp HITTER Terms to Eaers.

London, Nay IA dispatch from
Durham says thai Mrs. Louis Botha
who has obtained consent TO interview
Mr.. Kruger and urge him 10 advocate
,eacp. las sailed for Europe Oh the
steamer Dunvegan Castle.
Mrs Hotha is hopeful that her mis-
sion will prove successful. and il Is ar
gupd that II she lad much fear that
Mr. Kruger would decline TO listen TO
her she would hardly make the long
journey to The Hague.
1t is thought that She carries mes
snges from The Hoer leaders to "Oonl
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
pENCoYp.
ODDS AND ENDS OF SPORTS.

The inaugural handicap Won by Sl.
purse race OF $500.
r. 7. wilson The P.rad.r, ridden by
Landry, won tins Wilkes riases a. Mos.
ris Park, \. \. Sa urday from Bonn
bert by two lengths.
The Pittsburg baseball c'uh has re.
leased Charles Eagan, inti4Ida. thus re
aucing the clnh q II players, the Limit
allowed by thr Naiona League.
Though the rains have serIously inter.
], red, the rigg+rs have set the shrouds
and backstay If tine Gun yacht Constilu
ton al Rr;etou, Il the Ire and jsL
stays wi o. in place by tndtt
Young P-ter Jackson Of Australia,
who is ia Baltimore, Wishes TO make d
boxing ma'c at Il to l45 p1lais He
aims victories over Jack OBJ len OF
pnila lelpll,a aad Kid Parker OF Den.
Yer, Co.
At General meeting Of the r nya
Yacht Squadron in London Saturday the
Marquis ol Ormnnie was elected com
fnodure in succession to king Edward
TIE Duke OF Leeds was elected vice cou-
nodore.
The betting ring at Newport Sstnr laA
was hit for ABOUT 5000 on the victory G
Charlie @ Brien III tile second race, 10.
which lmperiaist was a ! To favor t..
Charlie o Brlen was backed from $ to |
down TO | to ).
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Straw 81 Chicago,
pas ed through through Utica, \ -
Saturday on an antcmobIe tanf tfun
NeS Gcr, to Chicago. Mr. Shaw
wag red $1,000 that he c nd m.ake lht
trip in III hours OF rnuhing time anf
Ito rs to make it III 20 hout5, or 10 days
Of II h us each.
An agrt ement has been closed Will
Pennsylvania STA College tor an anuta
meet i'll al branches Of ath etirs Wit.
Dick;ns III. There will te q track ngei
la .ebll game On each field and i9u;
bal game annually. A like agreement
excepting football, has been made vii
Buckneil.
In the Intercollegiate bicycle race
he'd at Philadelphia Saturday before
small crowd at WcOdside Track, the u
der was: Yale, 81 points; Penn sylvaEiG
8; Columbia, !. q q Rntr- Of ialn, / Il
the quarter lie in SO = ) i cands, beat
ing tile best Irevious intercollegiate
mark by 2-5 second.
Bllliardist. Jacoo Schaefer returned t
New York with his pupil, Leonard How
ison, on the steamship Ia Lorran SUI
day, after six months tour 81 Paris
London and Berlin. where the WIZ
ard played matches and gave exhlD
tions, Schaefer vi go TO Ch;cag AIT
Spending few days in New York.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
N. P. SETTLEMENT ABROAD.
English Brokers Helped Out of Their
Unpleasant PredieRment.


Unpleasant PredieRment.
London. May i3-The Stock I'm
'hange committee and Mr.. j. Pierpont
Morgan have come To the rescue of the
situation. and the difficulty in which
operators and brokers who have given
.alls for Northern Pacific for the end
Of May and July found themselves is
satisfactorily settled.
The committee decided that the buy
ing in of Northern Pacific common
md preferred be suspended for the
present. This means that the stock
need not he delivered Immediately.
rhe committee also fixed the making
up price of Northern Pacific common ut
l4O. Mr.. Morgan is lending Northern
pacitics at 'evens' that is, for moth
ing,
The Stock Exchange will be closed
May Is. the date OF the lundredtll an
niversary of the laying Of its founda-
\ ton stone.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
YcnezueIn Defies France.

Wlilemstad. Curacao. May 13.-It is
learned ON good authority that the
Venezuelan government, in face OF the
Dracon!c demands made by France IN
The protocol for the resumption of dip
lomatic relations with Venezuela, has
refused to consider the protocol DR.
Schmidt Lrda minister for Germany in
Npnpzucla, has Just visited Curacao,
He will leave his post early in June on
a furlough 1t is said that he will be
sent by his government in similar
capacity to Peru.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
Discussing Charities.

Washington, May 13,-The general
charities and correction was devoted to
n discussion of the division of work
between public and private charity.
The report of the committee on this
subject, presented by Professor Frank
A. Fetter of Cornell university, con
tended that where the plan of state
subsidy of private institutions has
gained an entrance its early abolition
Is the end to be labored for.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
mrs. M'KINLEY.

ton the presidential party will leave
tons in this section are over.
Mr.. Mckinley is very much worried
over the condition of his wife, and it
is even possible that many Of the func-
tons arranged in his honor for this
week may be postponed or abandoned.
viii he Debarred From Functions.
Secretary Cortelyou announces that
ii Mrs. Mckinley shall continue the
trip with the president she will not
under any circumstances engage in
any of the social functions arranged
for the party, but will remain as quiet
as possible during the remainder of the
tour.
Secretary Cortelyou. in statement
on the cause Of Mrs. McKinley's' Ill
health. says:
Mrs. Mckinley bruised her right
hand in some way. and it has caused
her great pain. How she injured il we
do not know but we surmse she did it
by constantly shaking hands. She wore
u number of rings and the pressing ev-
identity bruised her hand. The doctor
has lanced the hand and that is pain
| full operation to even IA strong person
DR.. Rixey, who accompanied the pres.
idential party from Washington in at
tendance on Mrs. Mckinley. says:
Mrs. Mckinley stood the trip from
Del Monte much better than | expect
ed. She will stay here at least week
and have perfect rest. | think by tha
time She will be able to continue til,
journey. She is gaining strength.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
The smeIting Case.

Trenton, May 10. - Argument was
heard by Judges Gray and Kirkpatrick
in the United States circuit court on
the application to make permanent the
injunction restraining the American
Smelling and Refining company from
turning over to Mr.. Guggenheims sons
the $45, 100000 of stock which was TO
be paid for the Guggenheim plant. The
smelling company interposed as de-
feuSe lack of jurisdiction,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
The Northwestern Ashore.

Ogdenshurg. y. T.. May 10. The
steel steamship Northwestern. from
Chicago to Liverpool. colided with
Gilbert's dredge between Galoup and
Rapid Du Plot rapids and Went ashore.
The dredge had been working in the
channel off Sparrowhawk' point The
Northwestern attempted 10 take the
north side " the channel. but the cur
rent carried her against thu dredge.
tearing through her false work. The
Northwestern went ashore on the en-
madam side and tile dledge trifted on
10 a shoa
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
FOR ANTI-AMERI0AN CoMnINB.
Cologne Ccsctte Advocates n Rusaa-
German Commercial Alliance.

Cologne GcIrtte iu.Ocates Husan-
German Commercial Alliance.
Cologne. May l3.-The Gazette prints
q bong article on the commercial prob
lens confronting Gerlany III regard 70
the position " tie { er powers, The
paper strongly advocates a Rnsso-ticr-
man alliance ia Order to make Il strong
front AGAINST the United States.
This is matter Of life ana death"
the paprr SAYS. The exceptional com
mercial position enjoyed ly tire Unitcd
states should not be allowed to con
tinue The United States is the most
dangerous rival for German products,
especially III raw and finished iren, and
thi$ should never be forgotten in d.
ractag tile commercial policy Of this
country IN entente with Russia
wouid provide ways and means &
compel America 10 conform to the com
mercial system OF Europe"
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14

MANILA FRAUD TRIALS.


rive Years Imprisonment.
Manila May IL. Tile military com
mission trying The casps OF civilians
implicated in commisSary frauds has
sentenced an employees of the commits
sary department To five years inprs-
rmrnt for frlonioHSiy diSpoSing of
surplus government stnres.
1t is considered certain that Colonel
Charles \. Woodruff the chief com
mssary officer had 10 connivance with
lie contractors frauds. The appear
llIce Of his name is explained by the
fact that the latter paid the renting
agents II portion of the rent for Colonel
Woodrutt''S house above the price
which was nampd to Colonel Woodruff
This amount Colonel Woodruff offered
to refund when he discovered it, hav-
ing IN the meantime left the house, but
the agents declined TO accept it.
The military officials generally are
seconding the civil settlement of af-
fairs in the provinces. with the notable
exception of the province of Bataan,
where Major William L. Nose, com
manning VI" SIKH artillery. has sought
so enforce his own ordinance to collect
taxes and LAS not authorized civil gov.
ernmcni III tie province. General Mac.
Arthur has ordered Major yose to cease
| his unauthorized assumptions of au
thority.
The Init"n states Philippine com
mission finds hat the internal revenue
collections IN most of the provinces ar,
not sufficient 10 support the provincial
governments until the beginning of til,
collections Ut land taxes year hence
ana appropriations of $1,000 to $3.00l
will be made from the insular treasur!
in favor of several of the provinces
These appropriations will be consid
cred to be loans.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14

London. May II. Archbishop Lewis
Of Ontario died on board the Atlantic
Transport line steamer Menominee
May !. He embarked seriously i'll as
the result Of pneumonia and intended
to stay III London a short time and
proceed 10 Egypt, He was accom-
panied by his Wife and a trained nurse.
During the night of May 3 he sank rap.
idly. and he died at 1 o'clock the next
morning. The body was embalmed
ana taken SO his residence here.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14

Buffalo, May Is The last week Of
work before the dedication of tile Pan
American exposition has begun. Iii
rector of Works Carlton. who knows
every detail, says the work is proceed
ing as planned Each sunset will see
Il scaifolding come down ami by sun
day he expects the buildings, except
those of several states will be com
plete The asphalt and other works
win he completed. and most Of the
Statuary will he in position
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
Fatal Train Wreck In soutn.

New Orleans, May IL. Spreading
rails caused the south bound Illinois
Central fast mail from Chicago to jump
the track on curve near HaZelhurst,
30 miles south Of Jackson. Two per-
sons We're killed and two were injured.
The killed were G. T.. Rose of Fulton,
KY, mail clerk; Thomas Lee, fireman.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
stickney In GiIiespie.s Place.

Washington. May 13.-The president
has appointed Colonel Amos Stickney,
corps of engineers. member and presi-
dent Of the Mississippi river commits
detachment Of General Gillespie, now
chief of engineers. The president also
has appointed Lieutenant Colonel Hen
ny NJ. Adams, corps of engineers, a
member of the commission to complete
its complement
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
RIOT AT BALL GAME.
Machetes Drawn 10 Queil n Turbu-
lent Crowd In Cubn.

MNchetes Drawn to Queti a Turbu-
lent Crowd In Cubn.
Santiago de Cuba May l3.-Thcre
was an exciting ball game between
Americans and Cubans here The Gu
bans won by the score of | To 10.
During the enthusiastic demonstra-
ton that followed. hundreds crowding
on To the field. iuhilant Cuban at
tempted to pull down the American
flag to half mast. The American play
prs interfered. and a lively scrimmage
followed
4 squad of mounted rural guards
drew their machetes ana charged the
crowd, crying viva Ia handcra Amer
icano"' c'Long live the American
tlagr',
The guards arrested the offender.
who dlsclaimed intentional disrespect
! Of the flag and said it was thought
less joke. He was released. No one
was seriously hurt.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
Jitimntum For the sultan.

Paris. May II. ~ The correspondent
learns on trustworthy authority that
unlrSS the sultan of Turkey yields ON
the questions of Interference with the
foreign postotiicps the powers will prob
ably present an ultimatum in a few
days, backed by naval demonstration
The powers, including Germany. are
acting in perfect unison in this matter
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
Lnphnm TriaI Postnnnen.

Penn Yam, - y, May l3. 'fhe case
of the government against George II.
laphaln. president Of tile defulct First
National bank Of Penn Yam. for alleged
misappropriation of the banks funds.
has again been postponed The cas-"
was to have been moved for trial this
week, and the reason for the post
ponement is that Mr.. l.apham is i'll in
Cincinnati
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14

London, May -. The grand jury has
found true bill of manslaugliter
against Jack Roberts. the pugilist.
who, April -, fatally injured Billy
Smith Murray Livingston of Phila-
delphia) in IA boxing contest at the Ma
tional Sporting club; the referee. Doug
lass; Manager Rettson Of the National
Sporting club, and others concerned in
the fight
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14

Boston, May Il, Mrs. Minnie Ar
thur, - years old, committed suicide
by jumping from a third story window
at her home On Pitts street. this city,
during The night. The police say that
Mrs. Arthur was an invetprate ciga-
rettc smoker and that She attempted
suicide two years ago liy Jumping into
the Charles river.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
Mnnt post,nnster nlek. Rcmn

WASHINGTON May =. \ report has
been submitted to the National Civil
Service reform league by the inves-
tigating committee Of the LEAGUE with
reference to alleged violation of the
ciyil service law IL connection with the
administration 81 I'll" Philadelphia
postotlire. iIr report cmlodies Il let
ter 10 tile president u tile Unitcd
Statp- asliin. ror tIr removal Of Thom-
rs l.. Hicks, postmaster ut nhilaaei-
Min
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
a Gard nfThanks.

| wish to return my thanks to thu Re-
Publican voters for tEer support AZ III,
primary election en- Saturd day.
was agreeabiy surprised a the vote
received, as was entire new 10 "tIp
public eye" and time did not give HE
the opportunity to become known.
assure the party Of my support ofthe
n minees at tile ming election,
There is no room for doubt thlt with
a united party victory j. sure at tie cleo
ZION in Iuue,l
Henry c. Downward.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14

Springfield, Mass. May IL. Between
20 and 80 lncnrn employed by the
New England Telephone and Telegraph
company and the United Electric Light
company are ON strike for higher wages
ANA shorter hours. This number in
cludes the ground men. who are inex
perienced and whose places can he
filled if necessary without difficulty.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14

Washington. May II Tie United
states supreme court has adjourned
until next Monday without mnnounc-
Ing its opinion in the insular cases.
lhp court Will have two more sittings
for the announcement Of opinions and
the hearing OF motions before its final
adjournment for tire term on the 9th
inst
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14

London. May IL. Rear Admiral
Schley has RECEIVED cable message
announcing the serious illness of II
member Of his family. He has there
fore curtailed his stay here and cngag-
ed passage on board the North German
Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse. which sails from Southampton
for New York May -.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
Jersey Central Election.

New York. May l3.-The newly elect
ed directors of the Central Railroad Of
New Jersey met for permanent organ
ization and elected the following OH
GERS: President, George +. Baer; vice
president. Charles II. Warren; chair
man of executive committee, ]. Rod
gers Maxwell, and secretary and treas
urer, G. q. Waterman.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
VIII Raise Macbipjsts. Wages.

Topeka. Kan. May l3-After a con
ference with committee representing
the International Union of Machinsts,
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
railroad, through General Manager
Nudge. has agreed to raise the wages
Of shop men along the entire system.
The machinists had threatened to
strike May 20.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
Eddie BiosS Found.

Wilkesharre, IA. May 10. Eddie
liloss, aged z years who was sup
posed to have been kidnapped from his
nome ut Bald Mountain, has been
found 1T the house ot Il farmer II
miles from here. He said lie had been
anticcd from bis home and could not
find lis way back.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14
Notable Dane to Visit us.

Copenhagen, May 13.-Ex-P President
Rernburg of the Export Association of
Denmark will shortly go on a business
mission to the United States, his spe-
cial object being TO emphasize the adj
vantages of the free port of Copen-
hagen as distributing center for Bal
tic and North sea ports.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-14

Dover. Me. May IL. News has been
received here from Sholley that the
farmhouse Of Wesley Allen there has
been burned and rliat Mir. Allen his
wife. l4-year.old daughter and another
person 1T present unknown were
burned to death, Tie circumstances
are believed to point to murder