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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
wILHELMINA AND HENRY.
Their Relations Grow Worse and
Worse Every Day.

New York, Dec Prince Henry has
not appeared In public since the re-
cent disclosures In regard to the do
nestle troubles in the court of the
Netherlands. II he did he would GER
tainly be mobbed, says the correspond
ent Of the World at The Hague.
His picture has been withdrawn from
the kinemetograph exhibitions In the
mlslc halls throughout Holland owing
TO The fiery demonstrations OF anger 1t
yio' ked.
The first printed accusations. against
Prince Fenry appeared in the Rhensh
papers, bordering the Dutch frontier.
He was charged bluntly with neglect
and drunkenness Homeric carousals
are still kept I'M. traditional IN the Ger
man military set OF junior officers, with
whom Prince Henry graduated and saw
service They think n attests their
manhood to get helplessly drunk at
dinner and the German newspapers no.
cused Queen Wllhelmina's husband Of
frequently observing this genial custom
after his marriage.
The young queen. heretofore the pink
OF active, graceful, robust womanhood
now looks shockngly bad. II is said
she shuts herself up alone for hours In
her APARTMENTS where II is believed she
masses the time crying over her tr)ib-
les. but no one has ever seen her cry In
hubble. Her pride is overmastering
Those who are acquainted with her
character and temperament declare she
win never forgive her husband and will
not long endure her present position.
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SCHOOLS IN COLORADO.
Union Pacific win Bring Test Case
20 Stop Extravaganza,

Denver, Colo Dec G.-~The Union Pa.
cine railway company is preparing a
test case which will probably be- taken
up to the supreme court OF the state, in
which the right OF people living in $50.
lated communities to have schools viii
be contested The particular matter at
issue Is the maintenance of school at
the extreme eastern end of Cheyenne
county, close to the Kansas line.
There are NJ present six children of
school age living In the district, accord
ing TO the railway company and they
are all members Of one family The
school house Is one OF the rooms OF the
residence the teacher Is the mother Of
the family, and her salary IS paid by 4
school tax OF which 90 per cent fails
upon the companys right cf way.
The company would not object so
much to the salary X 1t were not for
the coal bills Last winter, in a six
months term, the dlstricr school con
sumed twenty tons Of coal, AS school
is supposed to keep five days a week,
FIVE hours day and as only seven per
sons were to be kept warm, 1t win he
seen that the bill might fairly be COM
planned Of,
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STEAMERS 10 pHiLIpPINEs.
san Francisco Chamber OF Commerce
Takes the Matter Up.

San Francisco, Dec, THE chamber
oil commerce of this city has appointed
committee to consider ways and
means for encouraging a direct Ameri-
can lihe OF steamers to the Philippines.
me treasury department has ruled that
by the recent Philippine declslon of the
supreme Court, shipments may not be
made to the islands In foreign bottoms,
as 1t would be In violation of the stat
ute providing that coastwise trade must
pc carried on In vessels Of United
states register under penalty of for
ffeiture Of the shipment. The Togo
hisen Kaisha and Occidental and orr
entail steamship lines are thus debarred
from handling Philippine shipments
even though transferred to them from
American ships at Aslatic ports,
In view OF the Supreme Court decI-
sion, II Is authortatively reported that
the Pacific Mail Steamship company
VIII start new line Of steamers TO ply
between the Philippines Hawaii and
san Francisco. Capt w. Il. seabury
VIII start for the East next week for
Newport News to bring out the first of
the line. the steamer Corea, Of 10000
tons,
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Fighting on The Isthmus.

New York, Dec. 7.--Col. Barrera, the
wounded insurgent leader, who sur
rendered, and was brought to Colon,
belives the revolutionlsts will confine
the figrting to the Interior Of the re-
partment Of Panama, and will certainly
not attack along the line Of the Panama
railroad before next March, says the
Herald's correspondent at Colon.
He declares that Gen. Porras, a rev.
dictionary leader, has about 800 men
and good supply OF ammunition. Col.
Barrera considers that practically all
the best insurgent officers on the 18TH
mus have surrendered.
No news has been received from Adu-
lacie, where, Il Is believed. some OF
Gen. Adams troops have attacked the
insurgent force under Gen. Vivtoriano
Lorenzo
The Washington club, composed OF
employees OF the Panama Railroad COM
psny, entertained on Tuesday evening
the officers and crews OF all the war.
ships In the harbor OF Colon. The
Washington hotel was decorated with
The fiags OF the United States, Great
bia.
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Chiua's Financial Difficulties.

New York. Dec, Tt is Increasing
ly apparent says the Shanghai cores
pendent of the London Times and New
York Times, that there can be no imme-
date solution OF the existing difficulties
In regard to Chinese finance unless the
powers consent to substantial in
crease OF the import tariff. In return
for this the Chinese government prob
ably would agree TO the total abolition
Of the ikin duties. under guarantee
similar to those OF article OF the
Hongkong opium convention OF 1856
The various meausres now recommend
ed or adopted In order 10 raise the nee
essary revenue In the provinces are,
says the correspondent, generally hope
less makeshifts.
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ontimistic over Roer WAR.

New York. Dec. 7.-Not Tor a long
while has there been such an optimistic
feeling with regard to the war, says a
London dispatch to the Tribune. For
days past rumors OF peace negotiations
have been current In various quarters
and these have not been dispersed by
Lord Kitohener's official confirmation CT
the report that large number OF Beers
had been captured In the Transvaal.
This most important haul seems TO
have been the work OF Major Woods
Sampson. This officers admirable
handling OF the troops at Brakenslaagt,
after Col Benson was mortally wound
ed redounded very much to his credit
and his capture OF the Boer lager
southwest Of Ermelo ought to MAKE
his promotion certain
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porting grain to Italian merchants that
ny u recent decision OF the Italian gov
slnhlent any cargo Of maize imported
lh'V lioly without a consular certificate
ns 70 us quality viii be rejected by the
neelti authorities and its landing alb.
solutely prohibited.
matter said;
our grain traders have received,
curing the past year, such very mis-
cradle quality OF corn when they had
every reason TO expect a superior grade,
tnat they have been compelled to re-
SORT to this expedlent to insure OBJ
aalning better grades In the future
me usual oonsul's fee will be all the
extra charge that the American ship
pers win have to pay"
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HOME TREATMENT.

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Shores skill because Of living at dis
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Is found in their HOME TREATMENT
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and by their reports keep close watcn
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shipping Brood Mares to England.

New York, Dec. 7.-James r. Keenes
consignment of valuable thoroughbred
brood mares which are to be sent to
King Edwards stud TO be bred to
Florizel ii, have arrived here from
Lexington, KY. and viii be shipped to-
day to England on the Atlantic Trans
port steamer Minneapolis, The mares
selected are Lady lnvercauld, Oh. m. 10
dam OF Conroy, Lady Haraway and the
Geeser), by Powhatan, dam Imp In
vercauld by 81, Albans-Starlight, bay
mare. "A dam OF Lambert Casseopela,
Fixed Star, Empyrean and Northern
starr by IroquoIs, dam Vandalite by
vandal; Nautch Girl. ch. m,. 6, by Salt
and Peter, dam Getorl, by Lowland
Chief Several other thoroughbreds
owned by william X. Vanderbilt were
on the same train and they, too, will
be shipped abroad on the same steamer.
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Ohinaman Murdered In Cblna,own,

san Francisco, Dec. 7.--Another Chi
nese has been murdered as result of
the Wong-Chin family feud In China
town. While walking along the street
Wong Get was approached from be-
hind and shot four times in the back,
the wounds proving fatal In short
time, The murderer threw away his
pistol and ran up the stairs OF near
by house whore he was found by the
police He gave his name as zee Loon.
and has been positively identified by
several white persons who witnessed
the shooting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

utlca, ~ " when his trial for Imper-
sonatlng a United States officer was
commenced, says special to the
world When Trowbridge was arrested
M Ashtabula' Ohio, last August, charg.
ca WIN defraudng several pensioners
N thls vicinity, he was in apparent
good health. While In the Utica ian a
Few weeks ago he received the paralytic
stroke and since then he has rapidly
failed Trowbrldge was taken from iail
10 court IN an ambulance, demanding
lrlal Notwithstanding his physical
Wretchedness. DR., Klnlock sat an his
sac, and said he would not be surprised
u the prisoner did not i've throughout
the trial, which will end this week.
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Louisiana and Bay state Elections.

washington, Dec, 6.-The proposition
of Mr. Moody Of Massachusetts, for a
congressional investigation Of the right
of Louisiana members OF Congress to
Mold their seats today drew reJoinder
Srom Representative Fleming Of Geor-
e,s who presented resolution for the
Investigation OF the right OF Massachu-
sstts members OF Congress 10 hold their
sests. Mr.. Moody's resolution asserted
,bst n certain class OF voters were dis
tronchlsed in Louisiana, thus inyall-
astlng the election Of the Louisiana
Mr Flemings resolution In part
%Whereas. the constitution OF the
s,ate OF Massachusetts, in contrayention
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Big Water Room for New Mexico.

El Paso Texas Dec IA dispatch
from Las Cruces announce that the oil
borers at Engle N, NJ, have struck an
artesian well at depth Of 200 feet
which swept 1000 gallons per hour
through two-lnch hole. Enge Is
situated in the heart Of the famous
Journey OF Death desert. which is one
of the most arid regions known, and
the strike of water viii prove far more
valuable than an oil gusher. During
the Mexican war out of column OF
l65 soldiers who attempted to cross the
desert, all but fourteen persisted Great
excitement has been created by the
strike
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

n ,'.., y lso xV,, BY taking cold and BY over
w.NAs zoe kldttys 10 SEPARATING from the blood
", w~Uoil pohoN which affect all organs
ian,a treatment.
y IOer hand, ssd feet swellp
u noticed NOTE Il nghtfh
nsis pan y thc small Of the backr'
mi us peIiplailon bad odofi'
iaefs puhness under the eyesl"
" Iou aiw to 6tt up often Of nlghtf"
" there deposit III urine II lett standlpsf
~ Neglect hue Slgns and rish hight
pls'" aling 700, Cun II now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
Col. lynch Thanks His Constituency

New York, Dec. IA telegram TO the
London Times and New York Times
from Dublin says Col, Arthur Lynch,
who fought for the Beers and who was
recently returned TO parliament fiom
GALWAY CITY. has written TO the cleo
tors Of that constituency thanking
them Cor his election, He promises TO
discharge his parliamentary duties with
his eyes directed toward the welfare
OF Galway and Ireland. The letter,
however. does not contain any refer
enee 10 Col Lvnch's proposed action
IN the near future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
phenix.A,las Amalgamation scheme

New York, Dec, 1.-THE high court of
justice. chancery division, has declined
to consent to the proposed transfer of
the life department OF the Atlas AS
surance company to the Pelican Life
Insurance company, says dispatch to
the Journal Of Commerce from London.
The terms OF the arrangement would
have relieved the Atlas company from
all liability under the life policies of
the Atlas. 1t is intimated that this
complication may be serious stumb-
ling block In the way Of the consumma-
ton Of the Phoenix-Atlas amalgama-
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
Plan TO Extend Auxiliary Forces.

New York. Dec, Tin consultation
with two Canadian officers who are now
In London, the imperial authorities are
devising a scheme for the extension of
the auxiliary military forces in the
Dominion. says the Tribunes London
correspondent. II is proposed greatly
to increase the militia to make large
grants out Of the imperial funds for
ammunition for practice purposes and
for other expenses Of training. and even
to make generous contribution to the
militia pension fund to be raised by
the Canadian government In fact, Eng
land proposes heavily to subsidize the
Dominion defensive forces.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
M conclusion in schley Case Yet

New York Dec, THE World this
Saturday, morning publishes a DIS
nateh from Washington saying that
Admiral Dewey has denied the state
ments published yesterday that 5he
schley court OF inquiry had reached y
decision In the case and mat Adinlral
schley had been found guilty on iive
counts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
Zig Sale of Beaumont OIL,

Beaumont, Texas, Dec John d.
cameron the local representative OF a
81 Louis oil company, received "a tele-
gram IRON ST. Louis last night stating
mat deal had been closed whereby
me company dlsposes OF 100000 bar
rels OF Beaumont oil to ST. Louis par
lies the oil being for use In 81. Louis.
me teleGram states that the price paid
was ~ cents per barrel at the wells.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

of the provision OF the federal constltu
ton, imposes additional qualifications
for suffrage by declaring that no person
shall have the right to vote who shall
not be able to read the constitution in
the English language and write his
name.
Resolved, that when the said select
committee shall be appointed. II shall
be charged with the further duty OF
inqulring and reporting whether the
representatives of the state OF Massa-
chusetts are entitled 10 membership in
this House and whether the committee
OF representatives from said state
should not be reduced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

y. liver Il ,teced BY Catarrhal poIsons. or
tsril'i ifon the stomach Into the dncts OF IA,
SbeR fauon tn,tmeni.
Nv sou st tigi"
Rave Iou cid feeti"
'Do yoO feel rlIembleW
Do you get ,Nd easyr
DO Ioa hiu bot fushear
Are yOuf splhu low at times
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To Corner the Rnisin Cron.

Fresno, Cal, Dec. Tilt Is stated on
good authority that a movement Is on
1907 TO corner the unsold portion of the
raisin crop, The companies comprising
the American Raisin Packing company
are said TO be the principals In the deal.
Ihey now have nearly all the rasins OF
the California Growers assoclatln in
their hands and attempting to secure
the outside crops, which have been held
by growers In the hope of higher prices
There Is great demand for raisins and
the price has advanced ! cent, from ~
to Sh cents per pound.
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Max O'Rell m.

New York, Dec Paul Blouet (Max
O'ReD, the entertaining writer. who
came to America few weeks ago, Is
III in this city. The complaint Is a
recurrence Of the trouble he experienced
on his last visit to this country when
he was compelled TO cancel his engage
ments
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

Ton yearB aRo I
had \ soro on my left
temple, which the
doctors pronounced
Q oanoerous Nloor,
IT would itch, burn
and bloed, then eoeh
ovor, but would
mover heal. Aftor
taking s. 8. 8. e.whilo
tho sore begun to
discharge, and when
q ii the poisonous
matter had passed
out II got we'll. I
took in all about
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
First Wholesale Grocer Dead.

Wichita, Kansas, Dec, T,--Wm. South
ward, who opened the first wholesale
grocery store ~ Chicago, Is dead at his
home In this ,ity, aged rs years, He
was a captain in the Seventeenth Wis
consin regiment during the civil war,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
Corn Erports for Italy.

New York, Dec, THE Italian con-
eul in this city, G. Branchi. has writ
ten 20 the secretary OF the produce
exchange to notify all the members and
traders in this city interested In ex-
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;

20 you have rumbllng In the bowelsi"
These are tho seven simple signs indicating
disease Of tho liver. II You have any or sn Ok
them, seek Drs, Shores now and DO cured.
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He Impersonated ami omnnr.

NE, Mew YORK, Dec. ALMOST at the
point Of death, with his right side mar
s s,yleu' ana both eyes blind, Geo. Trow-
n o1.use' sllas VIM Keefe, lay upon a
oo' IN the United States courtroom ut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

This form OF catarfh ~ most common ting
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cost by Drs Shores famous treatment.
'ls your nose stopped upr
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rs your uOse sore aud tendefr'
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OF the stomach,

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Can cerOuS
a. N ma An ~ are most ire
Va quently to be
~ WM " &v seen upon tile
face, neck of

uiey are liable to appear upon other paTts
ol me body When they begin 70 sbread
anu eat into the flesh, sharp pierci,,o
pans are felt as the underlying tissue 2
DESTROYED and the tender nerves exnos.d
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causes q catbuncle or boil, swollen gland
. n'te wa'ery blister on the tongue O,
mp, a wart mole or bruise of some XIII
becomes an INDECENT, fostering sore
when IN time degeneratcs into cancer
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symptoms Of Diseases of the Nerves

The majority Of nervous diseases arc caused
by poisons In the blood, Poison circulating 10 tbs
blood harassos the brain and nerves, and aucs
symptoms ns these follow:
Do you get glddyf
Is your mind dui
Are you easily daSedf
DO you have headachet
Are you easily e1cltedf
DO your bands tremhle7
Does your heart hutterf
Are you easlly rritatedf
Are you always snxlOusf
DO your muscles twitchi
IL your temper lrritablei
Suffer from sleeplessnessi
Are you easily frightened
Does your sleep not refresh your
DO you suffer from neuralgiaf
Do you have horrible dreamsf
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DANGER SIGNALS
Aches and Palms Are the Danger
Signals That You Are Sick and
Need Treatment.

Read the following symptoms over carefully,
mark those you feel Ia your case and send or bring
them 20 DIS. Shores and they VIII tell you whether
yos eau DO cured FRKK OF CHARGE.
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WE TREAT AND CURE.

Troubles
Trouble Heart Diseases Diseases of the stomach and Bowels Plies Fu
Lung Troubles Consumption in the First Rheumatism Hay
o
Lost Manhood Blood Diseases Special scua all
and Chronic cabe CALL OR WRITE
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DrS, Shores
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, 1901-10-04
SoWDER GETS THE
CHAMPIONSHIP BELT.

The committee of judges on the wild
horse riding in Denver Wednesday
met last night and decided that the
six riders who qualified Tor the cham
pionship belt contest would not he re-
Guested to ride again to determine
who was the best, says the Cheyenne
Tribune. The belt was therefore
awarded upon the showing of the men
Wednesday,. NJ. Thad Sowder of
Cheyenne being declared the best wild
horse rider in the world.
For his exhibition of horsemanship
Thad Sowder received a magnificent
jewel-studded belt valued at $500. The
belt is composed of a series of solid
silver plates, each bearing an engrav.
ing signifying some phase of western
life. The clasp is a large gold buffalo
head, beautifully executed. Upon the
plate to the left hand of the head will
be engraved the name of the winner
the date of the contest and for what il
vas awarded.
NJ. Thad Sowder, is a tall, slender
but muscular young fellow employed
on a ranch near Diamond. this county
He rode at the last Frontier celebra
ton and was awarded second prize fol
his performance on the back OF "Ba,
Devil"