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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
HARD LOT or GOLD HUNTERS.
Men I'm Search of the Precious
Metal Perish.

Seattle, Wash, May Sl.-The Times
says: a letter TO the Gold Digger nc
Nome from Council City says: The
bli2zards and severe cold have caused
havoc along the coast.
Marshal DERRICK and party have re-
turned with the body Of Thomas
WEIGH. who was frozen 70 death on
the trail about eighty miles from here.
Thomas WEIGH. Hank Stuart ana
Frank Piercall have been pro psctirg
at the head Of r1sh river since October
and as the results were encouraging
decided to remain. Plercall returned %
Council for provisions. on reaching
here was not able tn 'ecure a dog team;
then blizzard delayed him, but they
finally N..Sted with dogs. provisions
and natives. having very hard trip to
Igloo. whit h is about forty miles III s
side OF their camp.
The night after leaving there II be-
gan TO thaw and the natives went
back Piercal went on alone but the
weather turned severely cold again, the
dogs were badly frozen, ana after
chopping wood two nights 10 Keep
alive he gave Il up. left his sled and
returned more dead than alive. The
weather for some time continued unit
for travelling. and when the man who
grub-staked Stuart tried 10 reach him
he found the body Of Welch on the
trail frozen. stuart and Welch had
no doubt been starved out and We're
too weak to reach lgloo. A thorough
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
EVACUATION OF DINA.
May Ice Some Delay owing to Cone
gtruction OF Clauses.

Pekln, May Si.--Chlna's uncondl'
tlonal acceptance Of ij0,0OO0OO taels as
the indemnity 10 be paid the powers
has caused great satisfaction among
the foreign ministers, as II leaves
practically n few minor details to
complete the negotiations
The phrase In the Joint note, TO the
satisfaction Of the powers, may cause
ONE delay IN the evacuation OF Chi
nose territory. as the mnie ters fail TO
see how China can guarantee pay
ment and az all the ministers believe
It would be a mistake TO have a large
body OF foreign officials collect revenue.
The majority OF the ministers now
favor raising the customs TO 10 per
cent and taking 100000 taes yearly
from the liken tax. This method
would give, after the payment Of in
tercst on foreign debts now eNI ting,
about 23.0000)0 taels a year The min
Istors would agree TO this system II
China viii discontinue the collection
OF an llken duties on foreign goods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
THE BATTLE OF
vLAKFONTEIN.
ReawakeOs English Interest in
BOer War,
BIG LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES.
DIxon's Force May Have Been SURF
priscd In Any Event Beers
Were the Assnilants'


New York June "A dispatch 20 the
o,.,h,,.. 60, ! or3on cove &c, KIN
'''u'ie i'V''' '''t'" 'I'' -.
cheners account oil the ha''le vi IAN
fonleln serves 10 light up public Interest
once more in the Boer war Two facts
s,anaont MI, ,hod,4or,,,nod noture
S'"'i" 'N'' i'''' NV Wy ~ ''''
OF the Boer assault upon an lhtreh'heu
position. fifty miles from johannesburg;
ord secondly the heavy losses suffered
,,.,.T. 49,. a.
Ny podi aiu's' nus mas oe'" wy =" ~
real engagement which has been Fought
for many months and 1t Is decisive
,.r.of ma, "a, t,,.rs ,,t,an. le5 h,a cool
f'00' ''''''
ana wary general IKE DeiareN cnn
sun oHer strenuous RESISTANCE 10 pr,
lsh arms me det4iIS OF lhIs pat.le
may lhdlcate thal zen Dlhoh loiVe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
REPORT ON POPULATION.
/ Shows That Rhode Island is Most Dens9ly
PeopIed State in Union.
Nevada Has Only FoursTcn'hs OF
Person 10 the square Vile,
Least Of Amy,

Washington, May 3i,-The director Of
the census today issued the first
half of the final census report on pop
ulation, showing the aggregate popu-
lation Of the United States by states
and territories the density OF popula-
ton, the center Of population Of Alas
ka and of the Hawaiian islands, the
number OF representatives apportioned
under the recent act OF Congress, ana
also the population Of the states and
territories by minor civil divisions, the
population of cities having 10000 IN
habitants or over In 1900, the increase
Of population In the same, ana the
populations Of Incorporated cities,
towns, villages and boroughs IN the
year 1900.
This report Is issued in the form Of
a monograph and comprises about oOO
pages. The other portion Of the hnal
report on population viii be issued
during the early fan, putting the en-
tire volume IN the hands Of the pub
lie at least four years IN advance OF
any previous census,
Most Of the features OF the volume
have received attention from the press
heretofore. II shows that excluding
the District of Columbia, which Is IN
effct a municipality Rhode Island,
with 4O7 inhabitants to the square mile
in 1900, is the most densely settled
state in the Union, while MaSsachu-
sets comes next, with not quite IVA
inhabitants to the square mile New
Jersey, with a little more than 200 IN
habitants to the square mile, Is the
third state in point Of density Of pop
ulation, while Connecticut with some
what more than lS1 inhabitants to the
square mile, occupied fourth place,
-Four other states had more than lW
inhabitants to the square mile IN lsJo'
namely New York with l526 inhaDi-
tants; Pennsylvania, with l4Ol inhaDl-
tnnts Maryland, with 1905 inhabitants
ana Ohio with lO2 inhabitants TO the
square mile.
Alaska has on the average but one
tenth person to the square mile wy
oming has not quite one inhabltant 70
the square mile; Nevada only iour-
tenths OF one person to the square
mile while Arizona New Mexico ana
Idaho have less than two persons to the
square mile. n.
The newly acquired territory Of Ha-
wall shows an average density of pop
ulatlon Of not quite "a persons fanh
ing in this respect between Malilt'
with 2S.2 persons and Arkansas WIN
2i.7 persons to the square mlie'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
PHILIPPINE TARIFF.
Cabinet Considers II But Reaches
No Conclusion.

Washington, May 3l.-The cabinet at
It's regular meeting today was unable
10 reach any conclusion as to the
Philippine tariff situation decision Of
the Supreme Court, Atty. Gen. Knox
will make a careful examination Of the
language Of the decisions at once and
ascertain their exact bearing on the
tariff between this country and the
Philippines lie then viii state to the
President and his cabinet the powers
now vested in the government in deal
Inc with these subjects,
There was little discussion Of this
matter, owing TO the general lack OF
clear understanding as to the real f.
feet OF the decisions. Mr.. Knox may
report his conclusions on the subject
at the next cabinet meeting, and prob
ably also will discuss the results Of his
examination Of the decisions Of the
court Individually
Meanwhile, discussion Of the need OF
an extra session is deferred, as con-
slderatlon OF the question OF an extra
session was regarded as premature at
this time Members Of the cabinet In
dlvldually RETAINED from even eX-
pressing their personal opinion as to
the possibility Of Congress being con-
yened IN extraordinary session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
Rebate for Coffee Dealers.

New York, June 1.-The Journal Of
ou.lllefce says: The Woolson Spice
t,,npany' which is the coffee end of the
i,s',edn Sugar Refining company has
80, 49, circular granting grocers an
III allowance Of half cent per
t'sil on an purchases 81 Lion brand
I. one,s between May rs and July / II
i. supposed that this extra allowance
60 s,''he'hing 20 do with the Arbuckle
v "..,ar issued last July. in which 1t
ss "a decided 10 allow an extra allowance
Sr.l na'i a cent per pound on all in
,h. N. orders for Ariosa coffee over
II ~ amount taken the previous season.
vi. " Understood that the Woolson peo-
ie believe the Arbuokles have been al
mug ",1s 'he extra rebate. increase or no
vi1 is understood that the Arbucklcs
,,,l.. Immediately follow the Woolson
ln H., with one OF similar purport.
A., lhey have taken their most direct
''HOn IN the form OF reduction Of IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
KINGS QUEER CONDUCT.
His Course Towards N, Y. Chamber Of Com
merce Delegates IneXpIIcabe
invited 90 an Audience, then fnvi-
taiOn Recalled, Then Invited
without Their wives,

New York. June IA dispatch TO the
Journal and Advertiser from London
says; The delegates OF the New York
chamber Of commerce will meet all to-
gether tomorrow Saturday for the
first time since their arrival They go
TO Windsor castle at King Edwards
invitation,
The kings conduct In connection with
the visit has been most uneXplainable.
The fact Of the delegates coming was
brought to his majesty's notice by Lord
Avebury some two months ago and he
at once expressed himself as pleased
and spontaneously offered TO receive
them A few weeks ago, however he
begged 20 be excused from seeing them
but ntimated that they would be well
come 10 inspect Windsor castle, Up to
Thursday II was the kings intention TO
return from a short stay at Windsor 10
London but now he has decided 20 give
an audience to the New York delegates
and as he could do so more privately
al Windsor. he caused an official re-
port TO be issued that the court would
not come 90 the metropolis until next
week. Invitations marked strictly
confidential were hurriedly sent 10 al
delegates. but Messrs. Carnegie, Schie-
rem and one or two others. having made
other arrangements, win not attend.
The Official reason given FOR The king
cancclling the reception In the first in
stance was on account Of the royal
mourning and this reason Is also giyqn
for the wives Of delegates not belnG a.
vted and for the kings command tnat
nothing i'm the reception shall appear
I'm the Ofcial Gazette There Is very
GENERAL belief however, that political
Significance attaches TO the kings ac-
ton
Leaving London at $3.50 p m. on SAT-
urdav the delegates viii reach Wind
eor castle shortly after3 A. the royal
entrance they VIII he met by Sir Fran i8
Knonys. the kings private secretary
who win conduct them over the castle.
At they win have the audience with
tho king and partake Of refreshments
Wth his majesty IN a shady nook Of
the grounds that enclose the royal do
main The delegates return to London
about T.
All but three Of the delegates who
will be guests OF the London chaWDef
arc In England. EX-Mayor Schleren
has gone 10 Germany on business and
will return to London TIL Monday
night. The remaining two who have
vet 10 come are racing across the At
lantic. Their great aim is TO attend
the BANQUET next Wednesday az which
the marquis OF Lansdowne is 20 speak.
The delegates now in London num-
her q The delegates VIII consist ~ %
members when complete. Thirty-eight
was the number expected but Eve who
purposed coming have been prevented
rom leaving America from various
causes. Cen Porter VIII be the siy'h
absentee. as he has written TO say that
certain duties IN connection with Chi-
nesp affairs win neccssItate him being
Ing Paris an next week. lie had ac-
ceptcd the invitation but has been
Obliged 20 cancel a.
Nj Carnegie does not come 20 Lon
don from Scotland until Tuesday night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01

PASSED By President Castro upon Minis
Ter l.oomis. as contained In a newspaper
Interview. The officials cannot bring
themselves to believe that the president
of Venezuela would Willingly reflect
upon the personal character OF a MIN
lster OF another country who according
To Official statements. acted by explicit
direction Of his own government IN the
matters which formed the subject OF the
criticism. Therefore. II is probable that
our government viii be- satisfied for the
moment. I'm the absence Of further un.
toward developments. without official
disclosures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
LOOMS Will NOT RETURN.
He VIII Not Go Back TO His Old
Post IN Venezuela.

washington. May 3l,--Tt Is Officially
admitted that Minister LOOMS will not
return 10 Venezuela. There are two
reasons Tor this decision. In the first
placa. Mr. LOOMS has suffered In health
AT his uncougenial post. and In the
second place. the President Is not dis
posed 10 expose him again to the
merciless attacks he has suffered IN
Venezuela as a result Of the execution
~ the order ~ the state department
MIR. LOOMS. who Is now In Europe seek
ing 10 recuperate. win be given another
diplomatic position as soon as suit
able place can be found. Meanwhile M.
Russell win remain In charge Of the
limited States legation AT Caracas for
a perlod Of time not yet determined
mon. but likely 20 be fixed by the atti-
tude OF the Venezuelan government
II Is not the present Intention ~ the
government to take notice OF criticisms
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
yickers.Cramp Deal

Philadelphia. Pa, May 3l.-The Rec
ord will say tomorrow. THE differ
ence between the officers Of the Beth
lebem steel company and the repre-
sentatives Of the Vlckers Sons 4
Maxim company have been adjusted,
and the consolidation IL assured OF the
English concern and The tramp ana
Bethlehem establishments, The maj
details Of the merging Of the Vickers
Sons e Maxim and the Cramp con-
Germs have also been completed
In direct conflict TO the statements
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01

points in their sugar prices, The Ma,
tional Refinery Immediately followe !
with a similar cut but restored prices
within a few minutes, Interesting de-
velopmens are expected within the
next few days.
Regarding the situation the Tribune
says Arbuckle Bros have made 10
point reduction in refined sugar, bring
ing the price down 70 $40 cents
pound. The report that the Woo'son
Spice company had reduced the price
Of It's package coffee a half cen a
pound was officially denied. The Wool
son people and the Arbuckles recently
agreed upon a uniform rate ana both
companies are still quoting their prod
ucts az ten cents pound net
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
Crnl,er Hns MOI Sailed.

New York, June la dispatch to the
World from London says. Richard
Croker has not sailed for New York,
although he was booked for a state
room on the Deutschland which has
leet Southampton The latest news
from Vantage is that now he will not
sail for two weeks. As already cabled
when he engaged passage on the
Deutschland, he did SO on the under
standing that If his private informa-
tion from New York was such as to
permit II he meant to wait to see the
Derby which will be run June 8.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01

search was made for stuart without
success. and there Is small chance mat
he reached camp or igloo,
The Nome Gold Digger reports that
Dave Williams. William SMALL Abe
Appel and 81 James who We've report
Ell lost in the Muskokwln country, are
known to be safe.
Charles Watson was found frozen 10
death two miles below Fort Davis lie
lived near the fort and bis friends have
taken charge Of the body.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
OIL AT woLCoTT, wyo.
station Is Ninety-siy Miles West or
Laramie.

LARAMIE Wyo, June lit IL an
nounced that oil has been discovered at
Wolcott. a station on the Union Pacific
90 miles west " here. The vein was
struck while drilling for an artesian
well. Within a few hours after the
discovery was made public stalking of
claims was begun and now all the land
for miles around Is taken
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01

in the above. the North American will
tomorrow say "The negotiations FOR
a sale Of the Bethlehem Steel company
to Vickers Sons d Maxim is finally
Of, according to Robert =. Linderman,
president Of the company "A few OF
us met IN New York Thursday. he
said. and informally discussed the
question Of sale. | have Just tele-
graphed the Morton Trust company
saying that We VIII not accept the
terms offered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01

Mr. CARPENTER says; 81 have been victim OF Catarrh
for some time and glad to say have found rehei Tor
# through DIS shores My head and nose would clog up
,s,rg mo IN hawk and spt-through the day time, and
al night had to set up in bed to catch my breath Tor II
seemed like my wind shut off entirely baYe been
under Drs shores care about two months and must say
the Doctorahaye done wonders for me feel pretty good
now-and my breathing is much easier and can sleep all
ehtIn fact am feeling better all over and think cure
is now IN sight heartily endorse the treatment
oslored DAVID CARPENTER"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
LOOMS COURSE NDoRsED.
The Venezuela Government IL So
Informed.

New York, June la dispatch 10 the
Herald from Washington says VIII
liam S. Russell. United States charge
d'analres in Caracas. Venezuela. has
been directed % inform the Venezuelan
government that the American govern
ment unreserGdly indorsed the actions
Of Minister Loomis on the various cues
tions pbnding between the two coun-
tries Mr.. Russell has already carried
OUT this instruction
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01

The Chinese plenipotentiarles are not
concerned al this stage, the ministers
much first agree among themselves as
10 the method OF guaranteeing the
loan. and this task promises 20 be dill
cult Of disposition.
The United States government Is
pressed by Russia and France 20 make
The guarantee international and joint
but il IS firm IN It's declinatlon TO do
this. basing It's arguments upon con-
stitutlonal limitations upon the eEecu-
tive branch Of the government which
are not easy OF comprehension to Eu-
ropean minds,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
Large shipment orTexos Oil.

New York, June Another large
shipment Of crude oil from the new Jew
Texas oil fields, amounting - SV'wV
barrels, has arrived by the tank steam
ship Atlas to the STANDARD on com
pnny. The oil was shipped Al the
Port Arthur docks through pipe inc
from the storage tanks at El VISTA Inc
consignment was valued by the SNIP
pers al $4,000, and Is the third large
shipment to arrive at this port II IL
understood that the Standard on COM
pany is experimenting to determine inc
value OF this oil for Illuminating pur-
noses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
walt whitmanitcs' Convention,

New York, June The eighth annual
convention Of the Walt Whitman Fell
lowshlp International has just been
held here. The president Dr. Isaac
Hull Plat. spoke on walt Whitman
and Cosmic Emotion" Others taking
part were Edwin Markham Mayor S.
N. Jones, OF Toledo; Mrs, Charlotte
Gilman Phillip Dalmas and Alma
Calder Johnston.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
: KILLED In a Wind storm.

yicksburg, Miss, May Ala wind
storm. almost cyclonic in proportions
passed through southwestern Clair
born county this morning, prostraung
trees houses and everything else IN It's
path. SO far only one fatality IL re-
ported--the 5-year-old daughter OF
Elijah Copeland. colored.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
CHINESE INDEMNITY.
Question OF Guaranteeing the Loan
Now Important.

Washington. May 2l.-Havlne set
tied upon the amount OF indemnity
and the rate Of interest 20 be paid
upon the bonds. namely. per cent. the
ministers are now negotiating respect
ing the difficult subject OF guarantee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
Colorado r. a /. Dividend.

Denver, Colo, June For the first
time since 1898 the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company has declared a dividend
on IT'S common stock II is a quarterly
dividend Of ~ per cent, payable July
Is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01

rand children OF those whose blood tainted
with this dreadful uady may this poison the blood for but
pHpe may develop From middle life old The time when
break often
ulcee through sK
thes shooting causing the intense suffering
naturally respondent after another me uu
healing The
the perhaps generations cannot eliminated nor
made by sy washes and pase The
purify build the blood remove the when the sore ulcer heals
Of"' SIS S. directly
Arnold Of Greenwood s. o. writes "A blood destroys
under tho iet
spreadng and grew az nation Of Generous
neh as h cells the
OF impurities
Witch leading What S
s. 81 and by the time Cancer
Of discharge gradually
finally altogether the dried
anu anu no, Iifs 20 81 s. 81 " stored to health,
WV -' in tnie don't
wait until the polluted and the system thoroughly saturated with the
however elcaeo check the the disease
blood get out at once don't wait for external e
We book
ON Cancer which mail free Our physicians ready help their
advice direction Write fully and eyna
charge for advice THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., ATLANTA GA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
Feeding to Fit

Is the problem with infants, The grow
ing child has ever changing needs, but
a perfect milk can never go amiss.
Bordcns Eagle Brand Condensed Mix
IS the acme Of substitute feeding. Send
iOc for "Babys Diary" n Hudson ST.,
y. Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
Queen Helena Has Daughter.

Rome, June 1,--Queen Helena was ac-
couched Of daughter at o'clock this
morning Both mother and infant are
doing we'll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01

Mr.. Edgar says; u have been Catarrhal victim for
year My head and nose constantly cogged up
had use a handkerchief constantly and was hawking
and sptng all day At night could hardly breathe ana
sleep very poor that account My stomach was
affected towards the last and saw was In for II,
and went Drs Shores Shores After consulta-
ton | decided 10 try their treatment In two weeks
began feel better and have steadily improved since
Today feel hnemy head Is better breathing easystom-
ach sound, and feel good all over am well known mere
being born and raised In Salt Lake City, and shall be
pleased TO verify this statement any time -
Signed ALLAN EDGAR"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
Catarrh Leads to Asthma

NOTE THE AsTHMATIc SYMPTOMS IN IhlS C ms
Also NOTE THE READY RELIEF oNDN"
SHORES TREATMENT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
Write if You Live Away From the City.

dnd this
frr
tt
T~ your anm
andE W
TREATMENT OR NOT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
You Can Test Drs Shores Skill at Drs Shores Expense
You Will Not be Asked to Pay One. Cent, Nor
Have to Take Treatment.
Don't Let This Opportunity Pass

Com boc examined free
neeot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
he Chance of Lifetime for Chronic InvaIids.

arranged examine free Of charge all sufferers iron arm, e
night JmeS
The Washington times., 1901-12-22
SLIPS INTO ROME.
Police at Sen over CaIcaGno's Gain
ing Entrance TO Italy.

ROME. Dec. 91.-The police here have
arrested a notorious anarchist named
Calcagno. who has just arrived from the
United States. He has been sentenced
several times for anarchist crimes and
some months ago was sent 10 a penal set
tlement. from which he escaped.
Soon afterward he made his way to
New York. His audaeious action in ven
turing to return to Italy alarmed the po-
lice. who took it for granted that he was
bent on some desperate enterprise, The
only document found upon him was a list
Of addresses. which apparently was a
copy of one he had left in New York to
enable his friends to communicate with
him.
The disquieting point was that Cal
cagno managed to enter Italy unchal-
lenged. He was comfortably lodged in
Rome when he was recognized by de-
tective in whose hands he had been On
several occasions.