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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following guests were registered
at the hotels today at o'clock:
Knutsford-W. A. Kober, Plttsburg;
William Bates, Cleveland; William
Hayward and wife, Nebraska City; j.
y. Sagen, Schenectady; Ed. G, Van
Asmus, Mssoula; r. Rockefeller and
wife, Miss Alice, Miss Anna and Miss
Nellie Rockefeller, Cleveland Thomas
X, Neils, New York Charles d. Hen
man, Columbus; Harry s. CantroyIt2,
Hammond DR., d. r. Brigham and wife,
A. G. Brigham and wife, Boston; Mr.
and Mrs James II. Douglas, Chicago;
j. w. Broadway, Philadelphia Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Cooke, Chicago w. NJ
Aylesworth and wife, Deer Lodge w.
p Jenney and wife, Washington; ID. c.;
Walter Coal, Denver; Hugh Chalwers,
Dayton, o.; Mr. and Mrs. +. u, Will
liams, San Francisco.
Kenyon--H. c. Tayey, Edythe r.,
Tavey, w. II, Krumllng, Chicago; John
@. Hewend, o. w. Baldwin, Duluth, H..
o, Farris, Helena; j. N Williams,
Waynesboro, Pa; l., Greene Clayton;
G. S. Parks, Jordan, Valley; w, s. VIII
lis, Chicago Nelson Demorest, St,
Joseph j. c, Graves, Preston; II. A..
Bond, Toledo; Mrs. and Miss johnson,
T. II. Millward and wife, Grantsvlle;
J II. Hartmann, Cheyenne; Charles
Iiueler and wife, Kansas City; II. w.
Lawson, 81. Louis II. I. Joseph, New
York,
Cullen--M, u. Janet, Pocatello; L. n.
Rogers, Louisville F. j, Hagenbarth,
Market, Lake, Idaho NJ. r. Loevy,
Grand Junction; II J. Hassell, Mann
moth; Sam H. Nelson, Miss Fertig Miss
Wheeler, Boise Idaho; j. H. Brown,
city,
White House-R l.. Jensen, Brigham,
William Young. Logan. X. l.. Booth, j,
Welmer Booth, Highland; John 7.
Flinders Grantsville; Charles r. Me-
Bride and wife, Tooele; J, b. Miner,
Provo; Joseph II. Belnap, Ogden.
Walker IIouse--John Kennedy, r, NJ.
Kinnou, Ed Bentley, Randolph G. II,
Robinson, Lake Town; r. d. Anderson,
Moronl James l.. Allen, Butte; Joshua
Greenwood Fillmore, Edmund Laner,
Mrs, Laner, Lincoln Utah; w, d.
Cluays and mother, Brigham; j. w.
Johnson, Vernal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-05
BEEKEEPER'S MEET.
Local Apiarists Convene and Diyrs
Interesting Topics.

The Beekeepers' association he5 ,
convention In the ladies' club rom
In the basement Of the city and county
building, today During the foreroo,
session the present Office holders won,
reelected. The association authr.
lied the publication Of a treatise On
bee culture for circulation throursoy,
Utah.
The foul brood law was fully as.
cussed during the morning and IN,
power Of inspectors under this av
Nv. outlook for bee culture was con,
sidered favorable. Two more courtr
vice presidents were elected, viz fs
Sewer and Kane counties
During the afternoon the queaia
was preached Of the ACCESSIBILITY q
exhibiting at the Buffalo and st. Iogi
expeditions Nothing definite was a.
ranged In the matter, however
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Two Hundred Austrlans Attack a
Railroad Foreman.
SOME SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Trouble arose over the Disoharge Of
Hand Foreman aud Boss Escape
From Infuriaied Mob.
ls1eolal to the oNews.ry

Cheyenne Wyo., April 5.-.Details Of
"a bloody battle fought yesterday after
noon on sherman hill by band Of
over two hundred Austrlans. have been
received here. One of the Austrlans
was discharged and the foreman was
attacked by a dozen men In few
minutes the entire force was engaged
IN battle some taking sides with the
foreman. ana the others lighting for
the discharged man.
Pistols Snives, clubs. shoyels. picks
ana stones We're the weapons used and
a number OF men were seriously in
jured' Foreman John Logue and Boss
Riley escaped from the mob after being
fired upon several times. Officers have
gone to lha scene from Laramie. The
rioters VIII be held off, loaded in cars
and shipped to Denver. They had been
at work surfacing Buford- Laramie cut
az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-05
OPENING OF THE
JAPANESE MISSION.
Full Particulars Tomorrow Saturdays News WIN F0
traits and Sketches OF the Chosen to Visit Japan to
Take the Preliminary Steps

we would make progress in the Church
that we seek to live in humility.
There is also oneness OF feeliils
among these brethren, TINS also Is
necessary for progress lie reau rom
q revelation few verses upon the SUI.
ject OF unity In the people of God ROY
only should the Twelve be united ouI
this oneness should SO out from mem
to every part Of the work, Jesus prayed
that Ills disciples should be one as ne
and Eis Father were one. This was
cbaracterlstic of the Church IN every
age. Let not wealth lit us up an =
rnstn us feel that we are better thah
our brethren, .s,o o,,,
M he purseproud Is meaner thal alI
otter Wind ~ pride There should not
he class distinctions among us, y II
not always the case thar me wealthy
feel that they are above others, never
theless the tendency of wealth IL 70
make and Increase differences IN soel-
efv We should be one. In the tehlples
III God those who work therein expert
enco mo distinctions So It Is In the ms
stnrorv field There the sons OF the
rich and the sons OF the poor ul,Hs.e
together without thought Vi u's'i''0
ton. .,,,,. Arro,,i
Ma man can be great without. hunill-
~ The great are so because OF origin origin.
ality in some respect This originality
must be beneficial in some way 70 the
human race. Jesus was the greatest
because lie combined the greatest hu-
mility with benehoent originality 90
semi Smith was 81 great man hu'lpiu
IN receiving the revelations Of the Lord.
He prayed that we should seek i9r
,,nitv and humility; then we should
come out victorious in the end. -
THE choir sang from page ia, High
on ,be mountain tops, after which the
Canferenca was adjourned until lo
o'clock tomorrow mornlng' :, yln.
was offered by Elder Rulon . "ei's
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THE STORY WAS NOT TRUE.
Senator Cannon Re-emphaslzes His
Statement TO the News
lgnenlnl 10 the oNews.,O

ogden, April Ex-senator F. J. Can
non and wife reached home at o'clock
this afternoon from Washington, Both
were IN excellent health though some
what depressed IN spirits over the III
ness Of President Cannon now at Mon
terey California. Senator Cannon con-
tlnue1 his Journey to the Pacific coast
and win lose no time In getting to his
fathers bedside. Mrs. Cannon rem med
IN ogden.
when asked by a News" man as to
the fake story recently published IN the
Salt Lake Herald about having sold a
s. 100000 light and heat invention to the
STANDARD on Trust Senator Cannon re-
piled: u do not care to discuss the
question at this time. / wired the
News denying the story My denial
was true; more than that | do not care
TO say at this time"
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CURTIS GETS TEN MONTHS,
Lottery Men Pleads Guilty, and is
Also Fined $3.50,

In the Federal court this morning the
case Of A. II. Curtis alias ]. Z. Meyer,
came up Tor trial. The said Curtis was
arrested some time ago on the charge
Of having sent through the United
States mails from Salt Lake certain
circulars concerning n lottery scheme.
When arralgned this morning the de-
PENDANT pleaded guilty and was SEN
fenced TO ton months IN the county JAN
and fine u $3.50.
Curtis was brought from Colorado
some time ago and IS already in the
county igU
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EXHIBIT OF PAINTINGS.
Splendid Portraits Of Church Leaders
Can be Seen in Templeton Building,

one Of the very interesting features
"a the clty during conference IL the
splendid art exhibit in the studio Of
G,orge Henry Toggart in rooms 5OS-9
Tcmplcton building. Mr. Taggart has
been in Salt Lake for a cou-
pie OF years past and IN that
tiuc be- has painted some very
norblt portraits of some of the promi-
uant citizens here. Among the paint.
in4 Chat aIe now on exhibition are one
each of Presidents L02anzo Snow,
George q. Cannon end Joseph r, Smith
Hc Sc now engaged IN the painting Of
the portable OF Apostles John Henry
Smith and John W Taylor Mr Tag
Wr, has completed "a very excellent
painting cf Apostle Georg Tcosdalc,
which ls now being exhibited in the
East
The exhihl. win be Omen today, 90
morrow anil Monday betwe the hours
os a9d 6 p. m Everyone IS cordially
inv.,td By the artist 70 visit the stu
Gia.
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PERSONALS.

Architect S, T. Whitaker, who for
some years practIced his profession in
ogden, has moved to Salt Lake and
opened offices In the Whittngham
block. He viii hereafter be a resident
OF Salt Lake.
T. II. Gilbert, assistant secretary Y.
NJ. G. A., has resigned and will become
an Instructor In vocal music.
Judge j. A, Miner has returned from
Hot Springs, Ark. He was there about
three weeks and reports his rheumatism
as much better for the treatment.
Rev James II. Meter of Rlchfield
was summoned to Des Molnes yester-
day on account Of the death of sister,
He was here 10 attend the spring meet
ing Of the Presbytery.
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FEDERAL COURT.

Emma J. Keen Of Denver yesterday
brought sbt in the federal court
against her uncle, Thomas ]. Nippor,
ION the recnyery uf $3.50 and interest,
alleged 60 have been placed IN The de-
PENDANTS are for investment and new
er to have been accounted for by him.
William Longftroth. stephen Long
stroth ana Geo. s. Longstroth partners
doing baspess at Mendon, Cache coun-
ty vest riay flied petition IN yolun-
Hry bankruptcy The liabilities are
given az s. z56.sL Of which 1886 is Sc
cured
William longstroth has no personal
dcbte ana Sl5ii In assets cl2imed TO be
exempt ephen LonTgtroth has no
personal 6,b,s and assets Of il75, an
exempt
cerrcs Longstroth has no personal
debts ana has aseeis o. S225 all exempt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-05
Loomis VIII Sail Sunday.

Washington, April 5,--The state de-
partment has been informed by Minis
ter Ioomis that he will sail for La
Guayra on the Scorpion Sunday. This
should bring him at San Juan about
Wednesday following, and at Hampton
Roads about the 18th instant. II he
makes close connection az San Juan.
Copies OF the brief prepared by the
Warner QuInlan syndicate as the basis
for their proceeding in the high court
Of Venezuela and against the New York
and Bermudese Asphalt company, have
been received here. The brelf Is sub
stantlally the same as that laid before
the state department by ex-senator
Hiscock, OF counsel for the Warner
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AUSPICI0US OPENING
OF CONFERENCE,
Continued from page one)

disastrous consequences of the existence
OF jealousy and envy among some oi
the Elders in the early rise OF the
Church He read a portion OF q reyela-
ton given 10 the Prophet Joseph con.
corning The redemption of Zion. ana
commented upon it. applying some Of
It's principles TO the present time.
The young people should fortlly them
selves against the sins Of the word.
They should guard their virtue as the
blood that flows M their veins EVERY
man has the right to receive the spirit
of God. No man In the Church VIII pc
permitted to lead this people astray lie
said that the great latter-day Prophet
had given the best evidence that man Is
able TO give 10 establish the principles
which he gave to the wOrld-he offered
his life. and his testimony VIII stand
against the world at the last day he
believed, with Elder Smoot that the
day would come when the world Woun
initiate the organizations Of the Church
To the extent that many people would
be deluded thereby The Saints should
have the Holy Spirit 10 the degree thar
thev viii not go out Of the Church Tor
blessings which seem to be on the OUT
side.
Elder Cowley concluded by bearing Q
powerful testimony to the DIVINITY oi
the work committed to the Latter-day
Saints
ELDER ANTHON II. LUND
Of the same quorum was the next
speaker He thought with the previous
speaker that the leading men of the
Church are humble, II Is necessary, II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-05
OGDEN MANS TRAGIC FATE,
Violent Death of Joseph Williams, a
Car Rcpairer.
Special to the "News. -

Ogden, April 5.-Joseph Williams, n
car repalrer Of the Southern Pacific
met a Violent death in this city to-
day About . o'clock this morning he
was at work under a ear IN the South
em Pacific yards when by some means
another car was crowded upon him
horribly manglelng an arm and leg ana
otherwise hrrising his body He was
taken 70 the general h0spitnl, whore be
died this afternoon Williams was well
known and well liked here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-05
WILL SUE FOR THE DEPOSIT.
Iva Christensen Wants Money Her
Divorced Husband Len in Bank.

Suit was commenced IN the district
court today by Eva Christensen, VINO
was divorced from Charles r. Dorsey
ri Manti IN July. 1896. 90 recover from
walker Brothers the sum Of $50 which
was deposited In their bank on a certl-
fcate OF deposit 10Y Dorsey on July H.
1894 The plaintiff claims that In her
decree OF divorce she was allowed the
Si,6 daposlted in walkers bank. for the
hened, ~ herself and her minor chill
dren. but that on presenting at me
bank ON april last a certified copy Of
her decree Of divorce payment OF the
money was refused, unless the plaintih
execute a bond for $3.50 90 the bank.
In their answer Walker Brothers ad-
nit that they have possession OF the
$40. but that payment OF that sum 70
Eva Christensen would not release
them from obligation to Dorsey. and
that the certificate when properly en-
d0rspd would be a valid claim against
the bank. which Is not barred BY any
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-05
PRES. GEO. 0. C,yyog


No further news has hoo,
mons condition. The fac, ~. y y''-
mas come is thought. by tbou WY
best Informed as to bis health N
cate that his improvement, IL wv, ~
going steadily on, and that hs
sid 'rably better. "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-05
Russell Harrison Satisfied.

Indianapolis. April Sit was reported
from New York today Russell b, Harri-
son intended to contest the VIII OF his
father with view Of obtaining his por-
ton Of the estate direct. Howard Gale,
who is Mr.. Harrison's attorney, said
this afternoon that the report was UNI
founded. Mr.. Harrison, he says, is en-
tirelv Saflaned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-05
RAD ACTOR WAS IN COURT,
Member of the Walsh Company SAID
to he AN Ascending Debtor.

Advantage was taken Of the presence
IN the city Of Frank sheridan, who is
a member Of the Blanche Walsh com
pany 10 attempt to collect SS24 the
amount Of a judgment rendered against
him and +. l.. Talbot in favor of Oscar
Il. Peterson In April 81. Sheridan
was brought before judge Morse In
chambers yesterday afternoon as an
ascending debtor The court held
ihat he was not an Ascending debtor
and continued the hearing till this
morning. when Sheridan represented
that he had nothing 20 levy on and that
ne owed the Walsh company $500 which
had been advanced him 90 pay hospital
pyponses FOR his sister sheridan haV-
Ing nothing. as far as could be discov-
are9. that could be levied ON, was again
discharged.
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WALKED TO THE HOSPITAL.

Two cases Of smallpox were reported
ia the health Office this morning: Mrs,
Della Frazer and her infant daughter
Kate.
one was reported during the after
noon. G. II. Seward said 10 be a pro-
fessional gambler walked out TO the
Isolation hospital and was taken IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-05
In the Probate Court.


Judge Hall made the following pro-
bate orders today
Estate Of Elizabeth NJ. Davies, de-
ceased; account approved, allowed and
settled, and distribution of estate or
dered
Estate OF Arthur Osborn, deceased;
account approved, allowed and settled
and distribution Of estate ordered.
Estate Of Ira Krebs. deceased, ac-
count Of partnership approved and
partnership affairs settled as prayed for
in petition $3.50 being allowed Krebs.
Estate OF Andrew c. Brixen, deceased;
sale Of real estate confirmed.
In the matter Of the application Of
the Mountain Summer Resort company;
decree OF dissolution granted.
Estate Of Almeda Payne. deceased;
John F. Payne appointed administrator;
bond $500
Estate OF James Park, deceased de-
cree 10 show legal notice 10 creditors.
In the matter Of the estate and guard
ianshlp of Ethel May Senior; petition
20 sell all personal property except
piano granted; notice by publication.
In the matter % the estate of Richard
n. Earls, deceased: confirmation ~ sale
of personal property denied as no notice
posted on highway adjoining property
and no inventory filed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-05
Title Quoted.

a complaint was fled In the district
court yesterday by h A. Wall against
Merrill McElroy kalghn, a minor, by
his guardian, NJ. NJ. Kaghn. Lac In
the afternoon the case was taken up
and by consent judgment was entered
for the plalntlff Quieting his title to the
Jampa mining claim at Bingham,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-05
ORE AND BULLION REPORT,
& Co.
DIED.

PARRY-On Thursday evening Ar0
4th, at the residence Of her daugils
IN this city, Harriet ?. Parry fI'
October IS, 1922, near st. ASH
FlIntshire, North Wales cam .
Utah In 1853
Funeral in Sixteenth ward rS4
house. Sunday at II o'clock
Millennial Star please copy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-05
Brinton Case.

In the case in which David r. Brln-
ton is suing the city for $50 for OBJ
structing Parley's canyon so that his
cattle could not pass through last sum
mer all the direct evidence was In by
noon today and testimony in rebuttal
was taken during the afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-05
An lMP0LITlC DUN.
George stephens Arrested for Sending
Threat Through the Mail.
special 10 the oNewa.nl


ogden, April 5,--George stephens, Of
332 Thirty third street. went to the ex-
tent recently of sending postal card
to George a. Hall threatening TO in
stltute legal proceedings If certain
bin alleged to be due upon a cattle
transaction were not paid at once.
The sequel to the act did not turn
out Just as Mr. Stephens anticipated
Mr. Hall took umbrnge at being dunned
by the postal card route. Last night
Deputy United States Marshal Smyth
took Stephens as the result OF COM
plain, sworn to by Hall alleging the act
Of sending threatening letters through
the mails
This morning the "dunner" was ar
ragned before Commissioner Maloney
and was bound over in 5000 bonds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-05

Qulnan syndicate. 1t was submitted
on March LIST and the expectation was
that the court would issue the neces-
sary citations to secure the appearance
of the New York q Bermudese company
within a few days following
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-05

Russia, Japan and Enqlss
Their Comparative Reaaqsa
for War Told in an Illustrs,1
Article in the Saturday oNew,o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-05

Autobiography Of Capt Jane /.
Brown, 500 pages. bound In clolh' sa
500. for sale ut the Desere' ""
Special terms 20 agents,
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against the Salt Lake Llthographlc
company, The suit was for recovery Oh
9l,UVz.JU loaned on "A WOmissory note.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-05

The Plots Againsrthe Gar,
The Great Rulers Constant
Paril Describe / In the Satur-
day News"
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Goes by Defa ult.

judgment by default was yesterday
afternoon entered for John d. Ford
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-05

statute os limitations They are will
ing TO pay over the money II legally
Unidentified ron loss or damages for
paying the same without the surrender
Of the certificate Of deposit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-05
CRUISER MILWAUKEE.
Union Iron Works Gets Contract to
Build Il.

Washington, April 5.--The navy de-
partment has awarded the contract for
the building Of the 2S-knot protected
cruiser Milwaukee to the Union iron
works OF San Francisco, The contract
price Is S2,S67,00O,
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORE

April 5, W.
Today's clearings 90. 80, ,'ltEji
Same day last year. 80. .. i2iSs.A
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REplRrED BY STUDENTS.

Tho address OF President Snow de-
liyerel al lie opening meeting Of com
ference tol1v. was stenographically re-
portcd bv couple OF students 90 the
1ntt,r.dsv saints Business college. IN
the persons OF Amor Nhipple and Don
CLAYTON. AS pnbnshei In this evening
"NcUs." NE dispatch with which the
young men did their work reflects no
little credit IN their reportorial abilities.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-04

whenever he was ready for them. Iowa
is one of the few states that hold cleo
tlons this fall and the committee is
thus enabled to devote more time and
money to the campaign here than in
ordinary years. The fact that a legis-
lature is to be elected also implies the
national organization to exert every
possible influence to increase the vote
and, if possible, to elect few mem
bers from strong prohibition counties.
Of course there is no prospect of elect
ing any of the nominees on the state
ticket, but large increase in the vote
is expected.
Among the speakers who will be as.
signed to Iowa by the national commit.
tee is Quincy Lee Morrow. He has
been in the employ of the national or.
ganization for several years, and has
delivered addresses in all parts of the
country. He has the reputation of be
ing powerful speaker and one who is
able to win votes. Mr.. Campbell re-
ceived word Wednesday that he would
be assigned to Iowa for one month al
any time convenient to the state com
mittee. He will probably come in
August or September. An effort will
also be made to secure Oliver w
Stewart, the national chairman, for g
few weeks. He is an excellent speak
er and organizer, and could accomplish
much, in the opinion of the executive
committee, if he would come here anG
make some speeches. Mr.. Campbell
expects to visit him at the headquar
tiers in Chicago next month and out
line more complete plan of campaign
| All of the organizers are making
good reports. They are raising con
siderable money and the indications
are that for the first time in the his
tory of the party it will have fairly
adequate campaign fund. A great dea
of money is needed yet. however
More organizers will be placed in the
field as soon as they can be found
Great precautions are being taken tt
secure the right kind of men, and none
are contracted with until their record.
are carefully investigated.