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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
4 DISEASE PECULIAR TO ICELAND
Sheepherder from Beaver County Died at Holy Cross os1a
Today who was Supposed to Suffer
from EccninocOccus.

opinion was concurred in by all other
physicians VINO examined the patient
This disease, explained DIR. Mayo Is
peculiar to Iceland and is superinduoed
by the close association Of human be-
jngs and dogs. IL appears In the form
of a series Of hooks similar TO minia-
ture cats claws and FIRST gains ingreSs
by means OF the alimentary canal
thence through the bowels into the
stomach, whore II eats It's way through
the walls OF that organ until 1t reaches
the region of the liver, where II at
taches itself and grows. II Is then IN
the form OF cys. coptaing mass OF
cysts and sometimes attsins such large
proportion as to contain from 10 to "
gallons OF foreign liquid.
At 5 o'clock this evening at O'Don-
nell's undertaking establishment an
autopsy was begun In the presence
Of a number OF prominent physicians
who were interested In the case: and II
II may be shown that the deceased was
aiIiicted with eccbin0coccus II Will have
been the first inatance Of the disease
discovered in Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
UP GOES THE PRICE
OF BREAOSTUFFS
Flour Takes Another lump Of Ten
Cents a Hundred.
COMBINATION OF MILLERS.
Fool Of Utah ana Southern idaho
uiilers TO be Effected I'm the
Near Ru;ure.

The wholesale price Of -four was
again advanced this morning another
10 cents per hundred pounds on each Of
the three grades The ruling prices
now are, for High Patent $3.50; for
Straight, sl70, and for Bakers, 81 60
per hundred pounds. The local millers
give as reason for the advance,
which is the third of 10 cents each 10 be
made in the last few weeks, that the
price of wheat has so greatly advanced
recently that flour could not be manu-
featured without loss at the previous
prices. When one prominent miller WIS
seen this morning he sale. THE price
OF Hour simply had to be advanced and
yet now We are making very little
money. Wheat has gone up In bounds
during the past six weeks and we can't
get II in the quantities we want and
need. Early In the season great guam
titles were shipped to Colorado and oth-
er states and there Is a scarcity now.
! don't think IL viii last very long. but
| shall not be surprised to see -four sell
at stu higher prices, The dry season
just past, shortened the crop OF wheat
as II did the hay and other crops and
that, In connection with the fact that
much was exported from the state, has
caused the scarcity, and the raise in
prices"
II Is stated that the combination Of
the Utah and Southern Idaho mills will
be effected during this month or In
December a. Mckenzie OF Denver
who was here for some time and who
secured options on all the principal
mills In southern Idaho and in Cache,
Weber, Davis. Salt Lake, Utah, and San
Pete counties OF this state, is In tte
East al present arranging for the early
completion OF the deal The syndicate
will invest sl,000,000 or more in the en-
terprise. Just what its action will be u
the control passes while present condi-
iions prevail, is very much In doubt.
but IL is more than likely that some
mills would be closed down and that,
since some OF the people interested are
Colorado -four men, wheat would be
shipped in from that state or elsewhere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
CAUGHT IN ANTARCTIC ICE.
Remarkable Experience or the Sugar
Laden Bark Nuuanu.

Philadelphia, Nov, S--The first ves-
sci TO be caught In antarctic ice this
season. a remarkable experience owing
20 the fact that the ice was within 100
miles Of Cape Horn was the sugar
laden bark Nuuanu. which WAS locked
az the Spreckcls sugar refinery today
after O run OF IA days from the Ha-
Waiian islands. The Nuuanu LETT Hon
Olulu m June last and after having Ell
cOuntcred two severe gales In the A.
cinc ocean. was caught In the field Ice
IN the early part Of September while
rounding Gaze Horn on her way 10 the
Atlantic ocean Far TO the south
nothing but fee could be seen. The
sea was smooth and there was no sign
Of land
The wind was fair at the time and
this enabled the Nuuanu 10 work her
way into clear water Capt. JOsslyn,
the vessel master. calculated that the
ice was about 800 miles eouth OF Cape
Horn
The NuuaDus run was over 1900
niles She Is the first OF Rect e
SUGAR laden sailing vessels bound frum
the Hawaiian Islands 10 Philadelphia
ana New York. which, It Is said. are
&c dlsrlace steamers which have found
the trade improbable owing 70 the
long run.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
NASH Is A CANDIDATE.

A. II. Nash Is a candidate for the
postmastership OF salt Lake. He, how
ever, wishes II understood that he Is
not depending on any outside influence.
and recognizes the fact that Senator
kearns and Congressman Sutherland
absolutely control all the appointments
Tor Utah. Having been removed by
President Cleveland after two years
service, MIR. Nash hopes that this fact
may have some weight towards his APP
pointment. Postmaster Thomas COM
mission viii expire early in January.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
Diss De Barr Hearing.

London. Nov, s.-The hearing OF the
charges against Theodore and Laura
jackson (Ann O'Delia Diss DeBars) al
the Marylebone police court here. con.
tlnues 10 attract crowds Prominent
stage people. including II. J. Irving
and Clement Scott, and leaders of the
bench. bar. church and parliament were
among today's audience The male
prisoner Is III and was allowed to be
seated in the dock. Laura Jackson was
continually and unostentatlously nj
miuistering him sips Of water.
The testimony today was a feiteration
OF previous evidence. The proceedings
we're enliyened by several brisk pas
sages between the presiding magistrate
and the woman prisoner. the latter in
forming the court that she was tired
Of his evident partiality for the wit
nesses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
Uncle Sam Active Carisa Firmer-
Sunshine Stronger.

Business was light on the mining ex-
change this afternoon. though a num-
Der OF stocks were traded in, Carisa
sold up TO Sis while Uncle sam re-
leased 400 shares between lOi and
N02h. Sunshine dropped 1000 at ioib
and H. California sold at 90 and "a
while 100 Century changed hands al SO.
Emerald was In demand at i8. Daly
West loosened up 100 at s32. while 1000
West Morning Glory were handed out
at s. Star Con. sold AT 80 and s5is.
Ajax was stationary while Tesora was
traded In at ie. Boss Tweed Advanced
to SEA. while Burton sold at l5.. VIC
tor let go 1000 at s.. while Tetro sold
from p TO q. La Refine was offered al
% with 1871 bid. May Day advanced
10 Sl.0s and closed az N.07N. Swansea
was held at sl-s5 with $40 bid
Il IL reported that the Highland Boy
Mining company has declared a divi-
dend Of $4,000 or sl-25 per share. paya.
bic December 9Th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
FRANCES TRIUMPH IS COMPLETE.
Official Note Announces the Porte Will Yield to All Demands
Soon as Trade is Issued Ratiyiug the Decision, French
Squadron Will Leave Mytilene

communicated to him, Admiral Call
lard's squadron would leave the island
Of Mytilene.
The Temps prints dispatch from
Constantinople today which says that
the sultan, in accepting the French de-
mands. firstly authorizes the working
Of the French schools, hitherto unrec-
ognized; secondly. he recognizes, OFF,
cially, the existence OF the religious
and hospitable Institutions already
founded and accords them customs Inn
munity and exemption from certain
taxes and, thirdly, he authorizes the
reconstruction OF the schools and hos
pltable institutions destroyed at the
time OF the Armenian troubles, OF
which a detailed list Is attached TO the
French note.
Tewfik Pasha, the Turkish foreign
minister, has announced that the recog-
milton Of the Chaldean patriarch, de-
handed by France, already has been
accorded,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
ARRAIGNED IN LONDON.
St. John Dix Charged with Larceny
Committed In United states

London, Nov. Sat the Bow street
police court II. ST. John Dix was
charged on a provisional warrant with
larceny committed in the United States.
II Is alleged that he obtained control of
three banks in the state Of Washington
In 1900 and that he subsequently
wrecked the Scandlnavian-American
bank at Whatcom, Washington, and
disappeared with over $500,
Dix, who was arrested In the city this
afternoon. was remanded after formal
evidence of his arrest ilad beer pre-
scented.
Some weeks back the authorities OF
Scotland Yard informed the United
States embassy that Dig was available
II required The usual inquiries were
instituted and Tacoma sent a request
for his arrest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
IlongbauRh Positively Identified.

St Louis. Mo-, Nov. S.-The Post
Dispatch today says that the man ar
rested Tuesday night suspected to De-
one Of the robbers who held up the Great
Northern flyer" near Wagner Mont,
last July, was positively identified to-
day az Harry Longhaugh who Is
known TO have been one Of the partici-
pants In the robbery.
The Identification was made by St
Louis business man who was prosecute
ing attorney In Cook county Wyomlng
IN 1851. when Iongbaugh was arrested
as a member OF a gang Of horse thieves
and convicted.
This man asked the police TO conceal
his identity which Is done
Longbaugh started when the ST.
Louis man first walked into HIS pres
ence today. The prisoner still refuses
either to admit OF deny his identity
after the interview.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08

Paris. Nov. s.--France has scored A
complete triumph in the Turkish dis
pute.
An official note was issued at l p, m.
today to the effect that the porte had
decided to yield to ALL the demands
Of France, and that as soon as the sui
tan has Issued an trade ratifying the
decision, the French squadron will
leave Mytilene. This may be done
within the next "a hours, or 1t is ex-
pected, at the least, in two or three
days.
President Loubet presided today at
the cabinet council. The foreign min
lister, NJ. Delcasse, announced that the
porte had just advised him that 1t had
decided TO give satisfaction TO the
French demands to which NJ. Delcasse
replied that so soon as the sultans or
der regarding the porte's decision was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
Big Fire In Bradford. Pa.

Bradford. Pa, Nov. S.-A fire which
originated in the livery stable OF Frank
y. Beamer today consumed dozen
buildings including the $4,000 city hall.
Thirty-seven horses in the stable per-
ished. The loss Is estimated a. $1,000.
Barnstable. Mass. Nov. S.--Miss Jane
Toppan. the nurse accused OF the MUIR
der OF Mrs Mary r. Gibbs by poison
ing was before Ne district court here
today, but the hearing was postponed
until November Is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
CREDIT MEMS BANQUET.
Business Men TO Gather In Honor Of
Sec. Pendereast.

The Credit Mems association Of this
city win tonight give an elaborate ban
quet at Beardsley's Tavern In honor
OF VIM. A. Pendergast. the secretary Of
the National Credit Mems accusation.
There will be covers for fifty guests
and the banquet room will be elegantly
decorated for the occasion. Secretary
Pendergast win make an address on the
BANKRUPTCY Act and Its Enforcement"
and there will be other speeches made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
THE JEssup EXPEDITION.
Finishes Its Work, Leaders Arriving
In Moscow.

IT. PETERSBURG, Nov. She Jessup
expedition has finished ITS work. The
leaders, Norman c. Buxton. an Ameri-
can, and Aigenson. tJackelson?) have
arrived al Moscow after having trav-
eled 1850 yersts IN kamchatka ana 9TH
er semi-polar districts. They have
brought WITH them one hundred boxss
OF collections for the American Museum
OF National History Of New YORK City.
Duplicates VIII DE- given TO the st. Pc
tersburg Academy Of Sciences. The ex.
ploners have thoroughly investigated
many tribes during the past four
months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
News in Miss stones Case.

Washington, Nov. S--All that can be
gathered here touching Miss Stones
case Is that the reports from the Le-
want a.e to the effect that sosle kind Of
communication Is being maintained
though very indirectly between Miss
Stones captors ana the people who
are seeking 10 secure her release. II Is
believed that up 10 this point me mis-
sionaries themselves have been the only
persons able TO keep open the line OF
communication.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
THOUGHT TO BEINSANE.
Jane Mccoy Will be Examined 10.
morrow Regarding Sanity,

Jane Mccoy OF 7is east Fourth South,
will be examined tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock as to her sanity. She is
said to be a woman G. years Of age.
lives alone and Is utterly incapable Uf
taking care OF herself. Her nelghbors
and the county have been providing for
her The house In which she resides
Is owned by her brother. who herds cat
ile In the southeastern part Of the state,
and who has not been here for two
years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
The London Fog Has Lined.

Lordon. Nov S.-The fog has lifted
and numerous vessels damaged ~ coli
hsions have been arriving at various
ports. No serious fatalities are report
cd
The British steamer Middleton from
Ruenos Ayres. October u. for hamburg
anL the British steamer Cotiar. which
arrived az London. October q. from
Palermo. have been in collision on the
Goodwin sands. Roth vessels sustained
much damage. The Middleton Is fun
OF water.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
An Electrician Eicctrocuted.

Council Bluffs. Iowa, Nov. S.--Frank
Mccoy. an electrician In the employ
OF the electric light company, was cleo
trocuted by active wire at the top OF
I5O-feet electric tower today. He went
on the tower to repair a broken light
and was found dead later, a current OF
5000 volts having passed through his
body. He was suspended In the air,
hanging across the railing Of the plat
form al the top OF the tower.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
THREE c0NvICrs KILLED.
LORD RECTOR CARNEGIE.
Unanimously Elected 20 Position In
University OF 81. Andrews.

London Nov. S-Vice Chancellor
Donaldson Of the University Of 81, An
drew announced today the unanimous
election Of Andrew Carnegie as lord
rector The students greeted the an
nouncement with prolonged cheers and
the singing OF He's q jolly Good Fell
low" The vice chancellor remarked
that Mr. Carnegie's election was with
the approval OF the whole nation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
Ii HuNG's NEW NAME.
Arrested for visiting MIR. Dickinson

Sofia. Bulgaria. Nov. S.-The govern
ment last night caused the arrest of a
man who was visiting United States
Consul-Gen. Dickinson and searched
him. presumably thinking that he was
an emissary Of the brigands and expect
ing TO seize communication from or
to Miss Ellen Stone, the American mis-
sionary. The man was subsequently re-
leased. This action OF the authorities
was, seemingly, a deliberate attempt to
brighten delegates who might visit Mr..
Dickinson, and thus prevent negotia-
lions from taking place In Bulgarian
territory. The attitude OF the author
titles hampers Mr.. Dickinson as the
brlgands refuse to treat In Turkey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
scotland. s. ID. nank Rnhhed.

Omaha, Neb.. Nov. "a dispatch from
Yankton says the hank Of Scotland, S.
d., was robbed last night u 5000. The
safe was blown open and the eiiire
coutenis caried away. About 2 O'Clock
this morning an explosion aroused the
citizens who arrived at the bank build
Ing In time 20 see the robbers making
their escape on horses They were pur-
sued. but have not been captured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
Adolph +. Kraus. sculptor, Dead

Hyde Park, Mass, Nov. S--Adolph F.
Kraus. the famous sculptor, aiea In
Danvers insane hospital last night. Mr..
Kraus had been receiving treatment at
the institution since last July. He was
81 years of ace. A widow, four sons
and two daughters survive him.
A Dei,sioner OF the Prussian govern
ment and winner of the grand prize of
Rome, the name Of the sculptor was es-
tablished In Europe before he came to
America In 1851. In this country he
continued TO win fame and II was the
disappointment of his ambition TO pro-
duce a masterpiece which il said to
have caused his mind to give way. He
had partially completed a model in clay
OF a heroic figure Of Belzhazzar at the
moment of seeing the handwriting on
the wall when his mind became unbal-
anced. Among his noted pieces in
America are the Theodore Parker and
the Crlspus Attacks monument In the
competition for the Iowa state soldiers
monument Kfaus won second prize. He
was the sculptor Of the winged figure OF
Victory that crowned the tower OF
machinery hall at the worlds fair at
Chicago. and which received great adj
mirafion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
SUGAR FACTORY
BREAKS RECORD
Already 10000, 1000 Pounds Have Been Turned
Out and There Still Remain 10000 Tons
OF Beets 100000 for Farmers.

Of beets yet undelivered at about 1900
tons, which will bring the total tom
mage for the year very close to the ori"
glnal estimate OF $4,000 tons.
The next few days viii witness the
disbursement of an enormous sum OF
money among the laborers and farmers
of the beet districts: $4,000 viii be dis
bursed for - on the 10th, the heay,
lest payroll disbursement In the history
OF the company. on the 10Th, Slio wv
win be paid to the farmers for beets
and 5000 TO the railroads for freight,
making a total disbursement of $780,
600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08

A message from Lehi this morning
states that the 100000 pound mark
m the output of sugar will be passed
during this afternoon or early evening
|This is practically what the factory
burned out last year, but there sun
remains about 10000 tons OF bects to
work, which will consume from thirty
hive to forty days more time. Up to
Today the factory has worked 1900 tons
|of beets and received $1,000 tons. A
close estimate received from the agents
|in all the fields today puts the amount
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
Remarkable Linotype Record.

Dayton. o., Nov S.--A remarkable
record on the linotype machine was
made Thursday iu the office OF the
Daily News when Clause Couse set
$3.50 lines OF nonparell. llnometef
count. making a total Of $500 ems m
eight hours. machine speedcd 10 seven
lines minute. TO secure this result
II was necessary 70 touch the keys
10000 times, or nearly six times sec
ond.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
suicidcd by Burning Herself

LeayeRworth. Kansas. Nov S.-Mrs
VIM Textor committed suicide today
by setting fire 10 her clothes. which she
had saturated with coal oil. Mrs.
Textor was injured three weeks ago
and her mind IA believed 20 have been
deranged BY the wounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
At Present He is Viceroy Of Shan
lung Province.
CHANG CREATED A MARQUIS
New Name OF u Wen Chung Re.
slowed ON aim, by which He
VIII be known in Histogy.

Washington, Nov. S.--Minlster Con-
ger at Pekin. has informed the state
department that Yuan Shl Kai has been
appointed to succeed Ii Hung Chang
as viceroy of Chi Ii and that Wang
Wen Shao has been appointed deputy
viceroy Of the same province.
Yuan is the present viceroy Of Shan
Tung province.
Ii HUNG's NEW NAME.
Pekin. Nov s.--The special edict has
arrived here appointing Yung Shl kai
governor OF Shan Tung) to be COVER
nor Of Chi Ii and appointing Wang Wen
shao, who Is vice president of the for
eign Office and member Of the cabinet.
TO succeed ii Hung Chang as plenipo-
Tertiary. They are both ordered to
Pekin forthwith.
Another edict creates Ii Hung Chang
a marquis and bestows on him the new
name OF ii Wen Chung. by which he
will be known In history.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
Capt. Redford Sargent Dead.

Philadelphia Nov. s.--capt. BEDFORD
Sargent. marine superintendent Of
Cramps ship yard, died today. aged %
years. All big vessels built by the
Cramps during the last nine years have
been under the direct command of
Capt. Sargent on their trials.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
New Lord Mayor Installed.

London, Nov. S-'fhe new lord-mas-
or. Sir Joseph Dimsdale, was instaiica
az 6uildhall this afternoon with all
the quaint formaities and ceremonies
customary on the transfer Of this Of
fee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-08
York Created Prince OF Wales.

London. Nov. s-The Duke Of Corn
wall and York has been created Prince
Of Wales and Earl Of Chester.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-18

About the biggest piece Of fax
ism being distributed now, in re>
gard to the scandals in the com
missary department in the Philip
pines, is that Major this or Coll
onel that or Adjutant this, were
entirely ignorant of anything being
stolen from the government That
they are real nice men and wouldn't
be found doing anything like drink
ing half dozen Of Mumm's Special
Extra Dry, or having the use of a
carriage and not knowing how it
was being paid for. That kind of
stuff is all tommyrot. If they did
not know they should have known
it is for that purpose the govern
ment dressed them i'll gold lace and
feathers. 1t gives a man very
bad ache to listen to the stories be>
ing put up in defense of these rob-
bers. A whole herd of them ought
to be brought home and given a
dose after the order OF Captain
Oberln Carter. They have come
to imagine the government is legi~
innate prey and the peoples money
is theirs by the right OF taking it.
1t is good thing that the people
don't know halt what is going on,
or there would absolutely be a
revolution in half year.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-18
RAPINE vs.. LIBERTY.

The developments in the fraud
cases at Manila will not inspire the
Filipinos with admiration for
American civilization. Buckets OF
champagne, prohigacy without re-
straint and rank fraud in governs
ment contracts were few OF the
distinguishing features of the white
mans rule as administered by the
officers now on trial.
Where the people governed are
deprived Of participation in their
government: where the making
and the administering OF laws are
in the hands of outsiders, it is in
evitable that gross scandals shall
arise. No nation ever yet held
conquered provinces by force with
out accompanying stealing, drunk :
enness and debauchery. The ac>
compartments OF armed rule from
invasion OF the cities in the valley
of the Euphrates, thousands OF
years before Christ, to the subju>
cation of the Philippines, have ever
been the same.
The American who venerates
the eternal principles of liberty for
which this republic stood during
more than century must view
with adherence the development
of an Imperialism that loots and
outrages helplsss people on the
other side OF the globe, people
whose public demands for freedom
at the hands OF Spain quoted our
own declaration of independence
and utterances of our statesmen.-
Rocky Mountain News.