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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06
A Poor Millionaire

Lately starved In London because
he could not digest his food. Early use
Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills would have
saved him. They strengthen the stom-
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improve appetite. Price 25e. Money
back II not satisfied. Sold by z. c. NJ.
l. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

a rubber tubing that is not readily
damaged by heat has been brought out
uy hrm near Berlin The ordinary
iublng a. given a covering of asbestos
when BOZ turn Is coated with inrom.
nus lible paint and such tubes are MI
liable 90 injury from accidental CON
Tact with fame on hot dishes The tub.
ing remains rliable, and may be- cut
as before.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

and Of light, and this is suggested as a
possible explanation OF the new star
in Perseus. The rays Of the spectrum
should be greatly enlarged--just as has
been observed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

Solicum The invention Of a Copon.
haagen chemist IS an asphalt Imitation
OF rubber 10 Is claimed to he usef,,i
Tor linoleum, oversh0es. inSulators enc
ana as a RANT and that it Is perfectly
waterproof Wy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

on the cooling OF such hot stars as
our sun ". ] Jansen points out there
must come a Point no which the hydro.
k.n ana oxygen win suddenly combine
me union would bring an enormous
ana sudden Increase Of Temperature
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

caterpillar plaques have no terrors
FOR the well known publisher ubn SaS S
proposed rearing butterflies i'm tbo , aa
uon pelhs. The Peacock Red Admiral
anu ioFloiSeshell butterflies have been
selected ana II Is said that these
species VIII require simply plantations
OF the common singing nettle. II is
urged that the presence OF these baou.
uiul Insects viii please the eve ana
prove very gratifying to naturailsts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

Tyson enterpring who forming
five million electricity the underground rail-
London succeeded obtaining subscriptions the amount
100000 subscribe the will
begun inue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

sac diameter The planets eouatorial
diameter Is 1880 miles: polar dlameter
Sa3aO miles The diameter of satelIite
il'an Is 2l0o miles. Saturns mea,
water. WV '''"t VI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

craving for alcohol seems to be much
more rare than is generally believed,
Nh g. T.. Partridge having found no
evidence Of II In S. out OF IS cases of
drunkenness, The chief cause Of
drinking is a social one--a desire for
increasing companionship and putting
on reserve and for excitement. expert.
ence and abandon. A minor motive is TO
Danish pain, fatigue or troubles. or 10
increase courage or steady the nerves
Tor unusual strain. Tests Of the effect
OF small doses OF alcohol on mental
ana muscular working power generally
showed an Increase for half an hour in
TWO hours, but this was followed by a
decrease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

In a new automatic 6re-alarm an
undue rise OF temperature In tho build
ing closes the circuit Of an electric
battery and this sets fire 10 "A BengaI
light conspicuously displayed ON n
corillce or other place on the outside
a curious propulsion by electric
sparks has been recorded hv Mr.. Alfred
g. Dell In his experiments. he has
supported a shellacked disc of mica nm
q vertical axis. placing IT close above
the spalk-gap Of an induction coil ana
has found tendency Of the disc In
rotate when sparks are passed beneath
one edge. The phenomenon and o.
pecially the direction Of rotation
seems TO be greatly affected by the
amount OF moisture In the air No
satisfactory explanation has hem
reached, as II appears that n variety of
causes including COMMANDMENT bv
negatively electrified particles. as An
the Crooke's tube-might be made to
account for the motion.
Recent measurements Of Saturn show
that the outer ring. with a total width
OF 1850 miles. has an external Diane.
ter of 1890 miles. The central ring
ltiN0 miles wide. is il5 $40 p,ifas ip ,,t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06
SorIcEro Contractors.

.oFFICE or THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS SAT- Lake city. Uiah. June a0th loL
ceaied proposals viii be rec elvad az this II
nee nutil 10 o'clock a. m. Friday. July lHn.
ilel iof We work Of construct M pipe line
rom tbe brlck tank IN City Crock Canyoa
~ the Intersection OF Me.t Tempie I'D
south Temple streets.
ne approximate quantities OF pipe % 10
FURNISHED ana laid. including excavation.
connections. etc. are as foioNs: Iuiuslinf
AND iay lng cast iron pipe:
u, H''sssssss .ssss.ss-s. aN-l LIN. u
i5-inch .............-....... sso
INSTRUCTIONS 10 bidders together vita
speciheAtions and forms for the contract
aa1 nond, can BE- obtained upon Hpplicailoa
AZ we ONCE ~ the Board Of Public NufkA
bios.
by order Of The BOARD ~ Public Works.
n J. FABIAN, Actlny Chairman
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SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

Algiers. May 3, 1901.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-18
BRISK DEBATE
On NEW COLONY
Philippine Islands Rev
enue Bill Enlivens
Congress.

WASHINGTON, Dec 1.-THE bill to
provide temporary revenues for the Phil
ippine Islands was debated in the House
to-day and will be voted on tomorrow
at o'clock Tt was the first debate OF
the session and was conducted without
display of temper. Several lively ex-
changes and an impasstoned speech by
De Almond Of Missouri, who has just re-
turned from a trip to the Philippines, in
opposition to the retention Of the islands
were the features.
Payne, the floor leader Of the majority,
opened the debate. Owing to the indispO-
for the minority devolved upon Swanson
Of Virginia. The other speakers were
Grosvenor (R-) of Ohio and Robertson CD
(Silverite) Of Colorado, De Almond CD
Of Missouri, Thayer Cd Of Massachu-
setts and Patterson (D.l OF Tennesses,
Tomorrow Mccall, a Republican men,
ber of the Ways and Means Committee,
from Massachusetts,, will oppose the bill,
time having been granted him by the
Democrats.
Payne aroused enthusiasm as he de-
scribed the great work OF civilization
which was going on along the line OF edu-
''Our friends on the other side," said
he howl about our imperialistic govern
ment over the natives. We are trying to
lift them up to the standard Of American
Are you trying to fit them for citizen
ship in the United States or citizenship
in the Philippine Islands?' asked Gaines
of Tennessee.
1--WE will cross that bridge when wo
come to it," replied Payne. But II yous
on the other side, will cooperate with u
we will fit them for citizenship in the
Philippine Islands, the United States or
any other country" Republican ap-
plause.)
1--WE will cooperate with you," replied
Gaines, when you carry the constitution
and the flag to the Philippines"
hear the gentleman from Tennessee make
that statement. He has just returned
from the islands Is it possible he did
him?'
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-18
THOUSANDS PREPARING The LUH6S FOR
PNEUMONIA And CONSUMPTION
IN THIS WAY.
HOW TO PREVENT 1T.

Ct coughed all night long" is an ex-
preston you hear daily at this season Of
the year. and these same people are the
very ones who later on viii sicken and
die Of pneumonia or consumption.
1t is the strangest thing in the world
Shat people having a slight pain in the
stomach will rush to the doctors OF drug
g5sts' for medicine, but do nothing for a
cough that is irritating the bronchial
tubes and lungs and making them ready
to receive and nourish the germs Of pneu-
monia and consumption, which are in
hailed daily by every living person.
Formerly there might have been some
excuse for this, but now that the United
States Health Reports and Government
Statistics have pointed out a remedy by
which coughs, catSrrh and consumption
can be cured, there is none.
Hyomei, the new dry air germicide, is
the only remedy ever endorsed by such
an authority, and during the past year
has reduced the death rate from consump-
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Coughs. Colds, Group, Catarrh and Con-
sumption cannot exist where Hyomei is
breathed daily. There are no teaspoonful
doses, nothing but a little Inhaler charged
with Hyomei. A few iahalations at any
time during the day or night will allay all
irritation, stop the cough and destroy all
disease germs breathed into the head,
throat and lungs.
Hyornei costs but S1.00 either at your
druggists or sent by mail and will last
ore month If used twenty times daily.
Send for a trial treatment and our book
on respiratory diseases. Both are free.
The B. T. Booth Co., ithaca, N. Y.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-18
WAVES HANDS
FOR THE MONEY
The eOomplainantAgainst
Dowie Tells Of Some
Mysteries.
Witness in Chicago Court
Describes the "Healer's"
Practice.

CHICAGO, Dec. H.-Testamcny was Of
fered before Judge Tuley to-day In the suit
for the appointment OF q receiver for John
Alexander Dowie's Zion lace industries to
show that Dowie possessed some mystic
rious power over his disciples, and that
bYSSneans OF IL he induced them TO obey
his commands implicitly.
Samuel Stevenson. the plaIntif, who
charges Dowie with having defrauded
him OF SlS5,O00 by his power, went on the
witness stand again at the opening session
ana swore that Dowie waved his hands
ana eXerteo this influence by pressing him
closely TO his body
The attorney for the defense tried 10
nave thls power appear IN the records as
magnetism, but the court would not per-
nit II. Stevenson testified that three
times he had felt an indescribable awe
when Dow1e pressed him to his body, and
that from this influence he and other per
sons felt that Dowie could call down a
curse upon him effectually. He related
how Dowie is said to have declared that {
II Dwight l. Moody did not cease his
night against Zion he would not say that
Moody might not die, and that later
DOW1e told how Moody had taken sick
and died Stevenson told how three times
be had tried to get out from under
Dowie's influence, but had failed until
now.
During the testimony a dramatic recital
was made how DOwie had declared him
self TO be Elijah the Restorer. how at the
last day. he would be caught up IN the
clouds, and Of the dark days TO come for
all outside Zion
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-18
NOTABLE REPRESENTATIVES OF CAPITAL AND LABOR RE FOR INDUSTRIAL PEACE
Continued From Page One.

plan, Of holding labor unions responsible
for damages in action arising from their
relations with their employers, and ex-
pressed the opinion that they have suf-
fered enough for the errors they made
in such cases. Continuing, Gompers said
Labor need have no fear for the
future. Absolute assurance for it lies in
the justice of its cause, the humane prin-
ciples upon which it works, and in the
grit and courage which make up the
American people"
Should Reason Together.
John Mitchell, president Of the United
Mine Workers Of America, strongly advo-
Gated peace.
'I Think he said, "the solution ofsthe
labor problem is not a difficult one It
needs no introduction of Utopian ideas.
Men should reason together, and when
they are met they should be honest with
one another. l have never seen a strike
that could not have been averted If the
two interests had met fairly in advance.
If the great plan outlined before this con-
ference is carried out 1t will do more
good than any other movement in our
country. AS one who knows the effect
of industrial war, no one will welcome
more than 1 industrial peace. 1 have al
ways been for peace, only insisting that
the peace be honorable peace"
Ben Tillet of London, one Of the Eng
lish representatives at the meeting of the
American Federation of Labor, and James
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-18
OFFICIALS OF NEWFOUNDLAND.
Continued From Page One.

Government desired to consult me regard
ing life saving stations. For many rea-
sons Nova Scotia would be as desirable
for the site of a large North American
station as Newfoundland, If not prefera-
BILE. Halifax has the advantage of being
on the mainland and closer than st. Johns
to the business centers of the continent.
/ must confess, however, that my hope
is that the station will be near st. Johns.
This is largely matter of sentiment, as
both the Government and the people have
shown me every kindness.
eff I can receive electric signals here
from Cornwall, ought to be able to re-
ceive them from Canada. At any rate
am going to try. ] hear that Tesla ad-
mits the success of my experiments here,
but 1 understand that Sir William Preece
has stated in. London that our system can
never compete with cables. Well, much
prefer to have my own opinion about
that"
Asked why he did not remain until ne
gotiations with the Anglo-American Com
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-18
HOW TO FIND OUT.

FIJI bottle or common glass with your
water and let It stand twenty-four hours;
a sediment or settling indicates an un-'
healthy ondition OF the kidneys; II tt
stains 70 linen 1t is evidence OF kidney
trouble; too frequent desire to pass It, or
pain In the back. IS also convincing proof
that the kidneys and bladder are out Of
order.
WHAT TO DO.
There Is comfort IN the knowledge 50
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You may have a sample bottle Of
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that you read this generous offer In the
San Francisco Daily Call.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-18

pany were concluded, he said that they
would take some time and, besides. might
cLme to nothing.
Marconi declines to say anything about
the Cape Cod station, except that it is
already established and being completed
and will be ready soon, when he will at
tempt direct communication with Eng
land.
There is a widespread and growing feel
ing of indignation here over the Anglo
American Telegraph Companys attitude
toward Marconi. The view taken by the
public is that the company, seeing that
only two years of it's monopoly remain.
should not prevent the colony from en-
joying the benefits of the new invention
especially as it may take that period 10
perfect the Marconi system.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-18

robed in mourning. took the stand and
testified positively that her husband never
carried a revolver. She told of a CONVEX
sation with Witness Collins, in which he
informed her that he had said to Attor-
ney j. j. Barrett, counsel for Dunphy
that he had never seen Stanton with a
pistol. The evidence was important, in
that 1t fatty contradicted Collins state
'ment regarding Stantons alleged habit of
carrying weapons.
The testimony in rebuttal was offered
with a, view to showing that Stanton never
carried a revolver. The question of bring
ing Kittie Dunphy into court was consid-
cred. She is at st. Marys Hospital, and
as it would be necessary to bring her
into court upon a stretcher Prosecuting
Attorney Afford admitted all that she
might testify to. The case was then ar
gUed, and Judge Cook announced that he
would charge the jury this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-18
that he was convicted of a felony.

that he was convicted of felony.
~ number of witnesses were introduced
to show that Dunphy's reputation in and
about Vallejo for years past was good.
These who testified in his behalf were
Frank r. Devlin, District Attorney of So
lano county, D. G. Halliday, County
Clerk, w. T. Kelly, President of the Board
of City Trustees, and John A. Brown, JUS
tice of the Peace
Testimony was then offered tending to
show that Stanton had made boast of
ply. r. D. Dunphy, father Of the defend
ant, testified that he told his son of the
trouble that had come upon the family
and that he had expressed the opinion that
Stanton was a scoundrel. Other testimony
tended to show that Stanton expected
trouble and that he was preparing for the
storm.
Mrs. Eva Stanton, widow of deceased,
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-18
Continued From Page One.

human family has been for better condi-
ton of those who work." Gompers traced
the history of the toiler from captivity in
the hands of the conqueror, through
slavery and serfdom, down to modern
times.
Must Merge Interests.
"It is as idle to think that the individ-
ua4 worker can secure justice as to think
that the rudderless ship can escape the
tempest" said Gompers. "It is necessary
for him to merge his interests with his
fellows and thus obtain his rights. 1 have
not and 1 will not now join in the hue
and cry against combinations of cabital.
may say, parenthetically, that / do OBJ
ject to the trusts interfering with the po-
lii al affairs of the country, and partic-
ularly with the judiciary. Dealing with
them industrially, 1 welcome them.
also wish to see organization Of the work.
ers, and 1 believe the best interests Of
the two will prevail when their repre-
sentatives meet and fairly and honestly
adjust their differences. They are jointly
elements in the production and distribu-
ton of wealth. The employer has no
right to say to the laborer that there is
nothing between them to arbitrate. That
declaration has all the viciousness Of the
old relation of the master and slave.'
Gompers expressed objection to the
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-18

can Federation of Labor, also spoke.
Ireland's Eloquent Plea.
Archbishop Ireland made the closing ad-
dress Of the conference. He said in part:
May the winds carry the news over the
continent and around the world that such
a meeting as this has taken place in the
great city of New York. The hope of the
twentieth century is that the great prin-
ciples of brotherhood, charity and Justice
announced by the holy one of Palestine
shall become wider and deeper at this
time than at any other. Let us have in
dustrial peace. Let employer and en-
ploye know that they are brothers. Let
charity. and justice, and justice more
than charity, be the prevailing light of
this great nation
Sargent then moved that a general ex
ecutive committee, composed of ten rem
resentatives of labor, ten of capital and
ten from the general public, be appointed
to take up the movement fostered bv the
conference. The resolution was adopted
and Chairman Strauss soon after an.
nounced the committee.
A subcommittee of three to consider
plans, scope and procedure was appoint
ed.
The executive committee will meet to-
morrow for organization, the election Of
officers and the drafting of a plan upon
which to work.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-18
cALIFoRNIANs ARE HoNoRED.
Senators From This State Secure I'm
portant Places on Committees.

pOTCanC E4acSS OH OOuQu11CI0SS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. T.-Senators Per-
kins and Bard secure remarkably good
committee positions under the rear
rangement of the Senate committees an
nounced to-day. Perkins retains his for
mer desirable and influential places on
the Appropriations and Naval Affairs
committees, and gets in addition place
on the important Committee on Com
merce, which has charge of the river and
harbor legislation in the Senate. He ex-
changes his former craftsmanship of the
Fisheries Committee, which now goes to
Senator Bard, for that of the Civil Ser
vice Committee, and also becomes a
member of the Committee of Forest Res
ervations and Transportation Routes to
the Seaboard, giving up his former posi-
ton on Education and Labor, Pacific ISL
ands and Porto Rico, and Coast and Insu-
lar Survey.
Bard, for a comparatively new mem
Der of the Senate, is fortunate in his
committee assignments. He is placed on
the following committees: Fisheries
(chairman), Public Lands, indian Affairs,
Territories, Irrigation and Reclamation
of Arid Lands, Railroads, Woman Suf-
frage.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-18
rE HE trial of James Dunphy of VAL

TF HE trial of James Dunphy of VAL
lejo for the killing of Edward
Stanton on the evening of Septem-
II ber q, came to a close in Judge
Cooks court yesterday. The jury
will be charged this morning by the court
and the case submitted for a verdict.
William Collins, who was ordered into
court to explain why he failed to remem-
Der whether he was ever convicted of the
crime of kidnapping two girls, took the
stand yesterday and admitted that he was
convicted of the offsnse charged. He tes-
tilted that he disliked to make the admis-
sion last Friday because he was 10th to
have his past paraded before the public
view. On his examination in behalf of the
defendant he swore that he saw pistol
in Stanton's possession. The prosecution
sought to impeach Collins by showing
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-18
GATHERS ATTORNEY
WANTS EXAMINATION
Effort Being Made to Determine the
Ownership Of Much Valuable
Prnnorf-
'rOpertV.

CHICAGO, Dec. f.-By turning over
about $4,000 more in stock belonging to
the estate of Captain Oberlin M. Carter
Attorney Horace G. Stone says he has
complied with the terms of agreement
with the Government representatives and
is now ready to submit to an examina ton
of his clients transactions to determine
the real ownership of the property that
is being held in trust by Receiver Max
Whitney.
The property now in the hands Of
the receiver is valued at nearly $500, 900
and Is said to be all the Convicted can
tain lays claim to.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-18
Postage on Christmas Edition.

The great Christmas edition Of The
Call, issued December Is, 1901, con-
tains 70 pages and will weigh II
ounces. The rates Of postage on this
edition will be as follows:
Domestic. ............:..5 cents
Foreign. .................9 cents
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-18
MARINE REWARDED FOR
HIS VALoR IN PEKING
Government Presents Medal and CASA
Prize to Private Erwin ].
BoYdston.

VALLEJO, Dec. H.-Private Erwin j.
Boydston was honored yesterday with the
presentation of a handsome bronze medal,
appropriately inscribed, for valorous con-
duct while under heavy fire during the
siege Of the Peking legations. Colonel
Harrington made the speech of presenta-
ton, but detailed the honor of pinning
the medal upon Boydston to Captain
Jack Meyers, because Meyers was COM
manding officer Of the company Of ma
rines of which Boydston was a member
at the time of his heroic conduct. Accom-
panying the medal was a money prize Of
500.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-18

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. IA telegram
from Baku says the meeting of naphtha firms
summoned to deal with the export question re-
suited in the withdrawal from the union of
the firms of Nobel and Mantaschef Other
houses. headed by the Rothschlds are said to
have formed combination which is expected
to increase export prices.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-18
veteran Freezes and Dies.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Dec. 17.-Benjamin
Atkins, a civil war veteran, aged seventy
years, was found at his home in West
Lafayette to-day frozen to death.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-18

WASHINGTON Dec. 1.-THE House Com
nittee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce to-
day fixed January IL for taking up the Pacific
cable question.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-18


MIL TIL ME vHow LDECDE EHIsFA
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-18

Duncan, first vice president of the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor, also spoke.
Ireland's Elouuent PIaa
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-18

MA, Pains IN Bac
Nervous Debility.
~, Loss OF Semen
stipation, Stop Nei
Eyelids. Effects ar
part vigor and pot'
ton. Don't get d