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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22
RIOT IN ATHENS.
Caused by Proposal to Translate
Gospels into Modern Greek.

Athens, Nov. 2l.--The agitation
against the proposal to translate the
Gospels into modern Greek was con-
tlnued today. Twenty thousand per-
sons assembled around the ruins In the
temple Of Jupiter Olympus and took
part In demonstration organized by
the students.
A resolution was passed calling on
the holy synod to excommunicate any
person who translated the Gospels into
Greek as now spoken.
Eight hundred marines We're landed
ana co-operated with the troops In pa
trolling the locality. Several collisions
occurred and occasional shots were
fired. The students still hold the uni
versity buildings.
During the demonstrations following
the assemblage several shots were fired
at NJ. Theokotis, the Greek premier, but
without effect. During the encounters
between the military and the turbulent
demonstrators seven uersons were
killed. thirty were severely injured and
many others slightly wounded.
Great excitement prevails tonight,
Strong military detachments guard the
palace and the residence Of the premier,
Everywhere anxious groups are dis
cusslng the situation.
Heartrendng scenes occurred when
the bodies OF the dead we're handed over
TO their relatives. IT Is reported that
armed men have arrived at the uni
versity, but the building is still guard
ed by the students, who are adopting
military discipline.
Opposition deputies paraded the
streets during the day exciting the
rioters by violent language.
There were no further disturbances
during the evening, but II Is feared that
there will be renewal of disorders
tomorrow
Among those slightly injured are the
project of police Of Athens and the pre-
feet Of Attlca
The commander OF the gens-d'a
erie and the project Of police have re-
signed Gen. Vases has been placed
In command Of the armed forces,
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To BETTER Globe Rank AfraIrs.

Boston, Nov 22.--An important steI
toward the betterment OF the Glob,
bank affairs has been accomplished
said directors Of the bank paying oyei
TO Receiver Wing S240.O0O In cash II
fun settlement OF the claims the banl
held against them. This payment vii
place Mr.. Wing in a position 10 pay
nnother dividend Of ten per cent, OF
s250,00O The comptroller win ptoba
bly, authorize the payment Of the divi
dend Immediately This ten per cen
will make a total Of 30 per cent al.
ready paid and the remaining assets. 4
Is expected, VIII yield sufficient TO pas
the deposltors in fun and give thu
stockholders dividend.
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Commercial Trust Co. Restrained.

New York, Nov. 2l.--Judge Thomas
I'm the United states district court In
Brooklyn has signed an order on ap-
pllcatlon of Samuel j. Flash, OF the
firm OF Felfer and Flash, restraining
The officers of the Commercial Trust
company OF New Jersey from paying
over TO Col Robert A. Ammon' his
brother, Walter r. Ammon, WinitreI
II. Ammon, william II Miller ana other
persons whose names have been iden-
tilted with the Franklin syndicate, any
part OF the 100000 which, II Is al
legged, was deposited in the institution
by Col. Ammons brother The Offices
of the concern are In Jersey CITY
In his affidavit Mr. Flash who repre-
sents the creditors Of the Franklin 81 II,
dlcate says he has been Informed ana
believes that there Is great danger lnal
an effort viii be made to withdraw me
$50 600 from the jurisdiction OF the
court
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particularly offers room for many years
10 come for all trading nations. As for
the political relations between Germany
and the United States Secy. HAY 4
speech corresponds with the traditions of
Prusso- German craftsmanship since the
American revolution to Keep the mutual
relations OF the two countries upon q
footing Of sincere friendship. # Is 10 be
hoped that the speech will have the ef-
feet In the United states Of removing
whatever grounds still remain for anti.
German sentiments, which are fOstered
In London"
The Beiliner Tageblatt points out
that the Monroe doctrine was less
SHARPLY. emphasized by Secy. Hay than
II has been by Senator Lodge, and It
regards the speakers reference 10 reel
procity treaties as being all in the ira
dltlonal spirit Of protection 10 domestic
Industry and as oraculRr"
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ass Adjustment Agreement.

Columbus, Ohio, Nov 2l.--The execu.
tive committee Of the mileage bureau
OF the Central Passenger association
discussed the pass question at a meet.
ing here yesterday and today the OH.
oial announcement Is made that passes
VIII be abolished January l. The agree.
ment Is as follows:
I'VE hereby agree that for the year
leO2 we VIII not request or issue annual
terminal or trip passes
II Includes the New York Central
Michigan Central, Lake Shore. Nicke
Plate, Big -Four, Lake Erie n Western
and Boston & Albany Of the Vanderbilt
system, and the Pennsylvania boil
east and west Of Pittsburg, Baltimor,
& Ohio, Vandalia, Norfolk & Western
Chesapeake & Ohio and Erie system
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Killed the Hunter.

Mlddleboro, KY, Nov. 2l.-ln the fight
with Virginia hunters who crossed the
line into Tennessee one man was killed
The law does not permit game to be
carried from the state OF Tennessee and
does not allow hunting on farms where
notice is posted forhidding IT, John
Smith. on whose farm the intruders
were found. asked them TO leave. They
refused. Smith and his sons armed
themselves and drove them or. In the
fight Thomas Wallace was killed.
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Increase In London's paupers.

New York, Nov. 22.--Accordng TO the
London correspondent Of the Times,
the Industrial progress Of the British
metropolis is indicated by the increase
Of pauperlsm. the number Of paupers in
London, according 10 the report just
issued. being 1l5 more than recorded In
any report issued In the last eight
years. The increase last year was near
IN $500. The paupers thus enumerated
are only those who have been relieved
IN the warehouses; or by other manners.
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fifteenth century. and was inyoiced at
10000 lire, or slO9GS. Mr. Havemeyer
appealed to the board Of classification
OF the general appraisers saying the
duty was excessive,
Most OF the figure Of the Madonna Is
In alto relieve, tut the head and neck
and the child are "in the round" The
board heretofore has held that the
terms statues and "statuary are
limited to figures In full relief, or "in
the round" altogether. This view,
however, was controverted at u recent
hearing by Jonathan Scott Hartley and
other experts The board found that
the article was statuary, and under the
agreement with Italy It will come In at
only 10 per cent duty.
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Cost of New York's Recent Election

New York, Nov. 22.-The pay rolls
for the boards OF education OF Greater
New York. which have been approved,
show that the recent city election cost
the municipality $4,000. or $l.0S for
each voter that was registered. Adj
vertislng cost 100000 ballot printing.
1876. 900: incidentals, $4,000, and the rest
went to registration and election off,
GERS. The state also expended about
$1,000 IN connection with the election.
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National Live Stock Exposition.

Chicago, Nov 21.--Omcials OF the Ma
tional Live stock exposition say they
expect half million visitors VIII at
lend the show at the stockyards week
after next Members of the citizens
committee are making arrangements
based on this condition, on December,
3 Secretary of Agriculture Wilson Will
deliver an address and on the Bird viii
speak before the National Live Stock
association. Chairman Martin Il, Mad
den has announced committees and ar
rangements are about completed.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
They Must Pay 1901, sO3,43 into
Uncle Sans Golfers.

New York, Nov. 22.--According to the
World, heirs of the late Cornelius Van
derblt must pay 1851 ,S0S.4S into the
Golfers OF Uncle Sam This Is the total
OF the inheritance tax fixed by the
federal government against the estate,
The decision has just been reached
in Washington by Solicitor Wishard,
Of the internal revenue department and
It has been concurred in by Mr., Yerkes.
News Of the decision have beeen sent
TO the Vanderbilt attorneys in this
city. The heirs have already been
compelled to pay state tax OF $500
99S. The federal tax just fixed brings
the total up TO sSS2SOl. The legal cx-
penses OF fighting the tax, which has
been carried into the highest courts Of
the state and nation, viii bring the
grand total up to 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22
A PICTURE sale In Paris.

New York, Nov 22.-The Paris cor
respondent Of the Herald cables the
following
At the picture sale at the Hotel
Drouotnof, an amateurs collection, la
Femme aux Roses" by Chaplin,
brought 400 francs $500. a sale Of
modern pictures attracted large num-
Der of people, and realized total OF u.s.
22O francs (tl0,6iD, the feature was a
portrait OF Nine de Stael by lngres.
An expert asked 10000 francs CSS,OOO)
but II was Knocked down to Levy for
1000 francs $4,000.
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Vessel Had Field Guns Aboard.

New York, Nov. % THE precise cir
cumstances which have Induced the cus-
toms authorities 90 detaln the steamer
Ban RICH In the Thames are nov
known, says the Tribune's London cor
respondent. Parts Of field guns were
found among her cargo, and II had been
assumed that they were TO be sent 10
the Transvaal, The documents In the
possession OF the customs authorities
show however, that the vessel was
destined to take an active part In what
Is described as the revolution between
two South American states with which
England Is at peace, and the officials
recalling the Alabama case, detained
the vessel under the foreign enlistment
law
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Enlisting Men Against the Beers,

New York, Nov 22.-Acco-dicy TO
the London preventative Of ne Trib-
tie. tie staneprd's South African cor
RESPONDENTS ore authority for the state
ment that Cen Andrfes CrJnjs, a
brother cf the fomous Boer leader row
a 9rdsnner IN s. Helena. IA amony the
ex-burghers who are enlisung men
against the Rotrs and who are taking
az arms against their former COM
;nninns n arms and in f9vos OF the
British.
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To Consolidate Boston Banks.

Boston. Nov, 22.-Much interest IL
felt In the movement for the consolida-
ton OF several Boston national banks
TO take effect about January l. II Is
no longer a secret that promoters are
active In trying to secure options on
stock, and Il Is stated that the com
mettees plan involves ten banks, The
names Of the institutions are being
carefully guarded. The belief Is gem
eral that G W Morse, of the American
Ice company of New York, Is back OF
Tho nroposed transaction.
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Russian Students Present Grievances

New York, Nov. 22.--The st. Peters,
burg correspondent Of the London
Times and the New York Times, says
the minister Of education, Gen. Van
novsky. in receiving deputatlon of
Moscow students who stated their
grievances, refused to discuss the re-
quest that Hebrews be admitted on a
more liberal scale,
He took this attitude, he said. be-
cause the question was political one.
He also refused to grant greater free
dom Of meeting.
The vast majority Of Russian stu
dents, says the correspondent, believe
that Gen. Vannovsky wishes to re-
move their grievances. The agitation
Is now ended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22
DeFarris, Hungarian Painter, Arrives

New York, Nov. 22,--Arthur De Far
ris, the Hungarian painter, has ar
rived here with his family on the
Fuerst Bismarck This is his third
visit to America. He has painted por-
traits OF many Of the nobility in Ber-
lin and Vienna, among the French, and
In Vienna, he has also painted por-
traits Of the German emperor five
times, upon direct orders from the en-
peror, who gave him many sittings, and
ne has painted several portraits of the
Austrian emperor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22
To Preycnt whIte Slave TraAIo.

New York, Nov 22.--The ST. Peters
burg correspondent of the London
Times and New York Times says
France has invited the other powers to
send representatives to a congress to
consider means TO prevent the white
slave traffic. It Is understood that
all governments have accepted and
have prepared voted reports. The CON
gress win probably be held In Paris In
the winter.
The Russian government has mani
tested keen interest in the question, the
conclusion being that the car Is a
strong supporter of the movement TO
suppress the traihc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22
Protests Against Seizure OF Books.

New York. Nov 22.-Georges ohnet,
saws The Paris correspondent Of the
London Times and New York Times,
protests vigorously against the recent
seizure OF some OF his books by the
English customs authorities for ex-
animation by the censorship. Mr.. Oh
net Insists that, after a quarter OF a
century Of literary life, in the course
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22
Movement 10 Reduce Interest.

New York, Nov PA movement is
on foot amnns the savings banks Of
tais clty q iecuce their rate OF interest
10 depositors alter January from 4 e.
sh per cent per annnm. IndiYidnal
banks have been forced from time to
tine 70 DROP t. the lower rate hut
never hcfcle has simultaneous acton
by all the four per cent banks beer
seriously contemplated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22
Germans Like Hays speech.

Berlin, Nov. 2i.-The evening papers
print long summaries OF Secy. Hays
speech at the banquet Of the New York
chamber OF commerce last Tuesday
night.
The Rerlner Neuste Nachrlchten
says. This utterance of the American
statesman, IN all It's parts, deserves the
applause OF those nations which in a
similar spirit seek satisfaction for their
need Of expansion In peaceful competl-
ton IN the worlds markets. Ali se-
rious political and business circles In
Germany are convinced that East Asia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22
ST. Louis Fair Commission

St Louis, Nov. 2l.--The federal
worlds fair commission, President
Francis exposition, with Secy. Stevens,
General Counsel Blair and Director OF
Exhibits Sklff met again today and re-
sumed their efforts TO reach an agree
ment regarding the jurisdiction of the
federal commission in cases Of disputes
between the local board OF directors
and foreign exhibitors, The federal
commission contends that under the act
of Congress all disputes between the
local company and foreign exhibitors
shall be refererd 10 II for decision
pregldent Francis contends that the
national commission should not inter-
fere Ia disputes with foreign exhibitors
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Saw Wreck of a Schooner.

Victoria, b. c., Nov. 22--The Juneau
Dispatch of Nov. IA reports that the
steamer Yukon arrived there brloglng
word that Hoonah Indians came aboard
the vessel in Glacier Bay and said they
bad seen the wreck OF schooner with
boy jacket mess box and jack
screw scattared about There were no
p'ghs OF life, and 1t is thought that
schooner has been lost with all on
board
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22
Refnse to Adopt rarIr schedules.

New York, Nov. pa dispatch from
Hongkong to the London Times and
New York Times says there IL much
disappointment there and at Canton
over the refusal of the Chinese Gus
toms authorities to adopt the specific
tariff schedule prepared by the banke s.
committee. The committees proposals
are approved by good authorities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22
Jealousy Prompts Murder.

Portland. Oregon, Nov. 2l.-James b.
Morrow. q years Of age, was shot IN
the head and instantly killed near his
home at 800 Seventh st., shortly after
midnight. The body was not found
until 4 o'clock this morning Young
Morrow had been calling on a young
lady friend and was on his way home
when he was shot down. The police are
Inclined to the belief that the MUIR
derer was prompted by jealousy, as
Morrow was known to have had some
enemies among the young men Of the
East side No arrest has yet been
mnde.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22

Perhaps they are sore and
weak from constant cough
ing. How is thiS2 Have
you forgotten about the cough
medicine your grandmother
gave you fifty years ago,
Ayers Cherry Pcctoralp
Ask your doctor how many
years he has prescribed it.
"An eminent physician told me |
certainly had consumption, ! took
AYERS Cherry Pectoral and II COM
pletely cured me-"
Mrs. S. L. Yeager, Oxford, Kans.
7se, Soc $780, JIG. AVER CO., Lowell, MssI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22
Cubans Desire Annexation.

New York, Nov. 2g.Francisco Gam.
ba. president Of the Cuban commission,
sent by the merchants, business men
and agricultural associations OF Cuba,
10 the United States, with a petition
for the Improvement Of relations be-
tween the two countries, has just been
interviewed on Cuban affairs When
asked II 1t was his opinion that the
United States should annex. Cuba, he
said.
"As a member OF this commission,
representing all classes and political
parties OF Cuba | do not feel myself at
liberty to express an individual opin-
ion. But, were you TO say that 90 per
cent OF the business people and prop
erty holders OF Cuba favored annexa-
ton, you would be correct"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22
Barkentine ChehaIis Oyerdue.

San Francisco, Nov 22,.-The Ameri-
can barkentIne chehalls, "a days out
from New Castle, Australia. for this
port, has been posted as overdue and
reinsurance OF 20 per cent offered on
her The Chehalis has not been re-
ported since leaving Australia and
there are grave fears that she has met
with disaster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22
Williams Knoclss ont Huelctt.

Denver Colo, Nov 2i--Chares Will
hams the Montana kid knocked out
Jesse Huelett at Laramie, WyO, last
night In one Of the shortest prize fights
in the history Of the ring When time
was called Williams made n rush al
Huelett, knocking him down with a
blow on the jaw AS soon as he got to
his feet he was knocked down again
and on rising a second time received
terrific blow over the heart which
made II necessary to carry him out of
the ring. The fight occupied less than
half minute.
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Address by Edwin Markham.

New York Nov. Baldwin Mark
ham, the poet, made the chief address
at the annual banquet OF the Society
for the Study OF Life last night. He
said that while the old epic was of
arms and the man, the new epic was
Of tools and the man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22
Ben stearn Pleads Guilty.

Washington. Nov 1.-Postodice In
spector Houk today telegraphed that
Walter Stratton, alias Ben Stearn,
leader of the highwaymen who held up
an NJ. X. & r. train and robbed the
United States mail at Caney /. T.. has
entered a plea of guilty TO the charge
at Antler. /. r. He was an escaped
convict from the penitentlary In Ten
nessee,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22

The referee, Jack Dalton, Of Seattle,
declared the kid winner but at the
same time declared all bets or on the
ground that under the Queensbcry
rules Williams was not justified IN
crossing the ring to attack his oppon-
ent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22
Mayaower Descendants Banquet.

New York, Nov, 22,--Russel Sage
and Miss Helen M. Gould were honored
guests at the seventh annual banquet
OF the Society Of Mayfower Descend
ants at Delmonico's last night.
Senator McLaurin, Of South Carolina,
one of the principal speakers, said:
There are only two men In our his
tory who fully understood the South
Lincoln and Mckinley II Lincoln had
lived there would have been an end to
carpet baggism among us and II Nc
Kinley had lived, he would have re-
united the dlscordant sections Of the
South for, more than any other man,
he understood them"
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yale.Harvard Football Game.

New York, Nov 22.-Accordlng to the
Herald there has been no change OF
odds recently in the football betting IN
the West on the outcome OF the Nale-
Harvard game tomorrow Many wagers
were made at the odds OF 500 to sSV
Yale being the favorite.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22

candidate. In this mornings papers.
His attitude IN Galway was not suf-
Recently anti-natlonal to secure for him
the full unionlst vote, The govern
ment may not have sufficient evidence
to show that Col Lynch fought for the
Beers, so that II he decides 70 disavow
the testimony OF his hackers, he may
after all be able TO act as member
OF parliament
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22
Count Hn,afcldt wiIdcnburs Dead

London. Nov. 22-Count Won Hatzfeldt-
Wndenburg, who few days ago re-
tired from the post Of German ambas-
sador 70 Great Britain, died at the
embassy this morning.
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pLUNKETT BADLY BEATEN.

Dublin. Nov. 2l.-The election today in
the parliamentary contest IN Galway
between Col Arthur Lynch, who fought
as q colonel In the Boer army and Hor-
ace plunkett, uniOnlst, resulted In a
victory for the former by the following
figures. Lynch, l,2l7; punkett, 49,
on the whole the polling was con-
ducttd with comparative orderllness. a
large additional force Of police pre-
vented numerous street scrlmmages,
which were the outcome Of drunken
ness, from developing seriously. Wo-
men were conspicuous In these affairs
and many OF them were arrested,
In the event OF Col Lynch's election
being quashed on the ground that he Is
q traitor, lIr. Plunkett says he Will
decline TO take the seat, thus reyertng
to him. declaring that he viii be re-
turned straight or not az ALL Col
Lynch's friends seem satisfied that he
will attempt to take the seat.
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OF which II OF his works have been
translated into English and read IN
English he should be held IN more
esteem and not suspected of immorali-
40
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To be Postmaster at Philadelphia

Washington, Nov, 2i,--It is officially
announced at the White House that
Clayton McMlchae Will be appointed
postmaster at Philadelphia at the ex-
piration Of the term OF Postmaster
Hicks.
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Heavy Duty on statuary.

New York, Nov. 22.-Fif,y per cent
duty was assessed at this port on
sculpture imported recently by u. c.
'avemeyer. Il was Madonna and
- by Mino Da Fiesola, OF the