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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-31
COUNTING ELECTORAL VOTE.
The Question Comes Up In the House,
Causing Discussion.

Washington, Jan 2l.-ln the House
today Mir Dalzell tPenna) from the
committee on rules reported a subst-
tute for the Senate resolution for the
counting Of the electoral vote February
TO- Mr.. Dalzell explained that In lSSS a
hll was passed prescribing the method
In which the vote should bee counted
ana declared Prior TO that time the
count had been made under resolution
providing that the president OF the
Senate should declare the result But
since the passage OF the law 70 had not
been followed and the Senate had
adopted the old. abrogated resolution
under which the count was made prior
10 1857 The House substitute he said.
was IN the language of the law. There
would be no declaration OF the result by
the presiding officer but simply of the
state OF the vote which the law declared
10 be sufficient lI was important, he
said that this charge should Zoe made
while no partisan controversy existed
over the result Both Mr. Richardson
CTenn) and Mn Bailey CrvX) said
they considered the change proposed
advisable. The resolution was adopted
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GREAT SHOOT ARRANGED.
The Grand American Handicap at
Clay Birds Renewed.

New York. Jan 3l.-Announcement Is
made by the Interstate association that
the Grand American Handicap at Clay
birds inaugurated last year, will be re-
newed this season. The event will be
held at Interstate park, Queens. l.. l.,
from July % to &C. This shoot proved
last year TO be the greatest drawing
card during the season with the excep-
ton Of the Grand American at live
birds.
Elmer f. shaner Of Pittsburg, Pa.
has been again selected as manager.
He announces that entries for the
Grand American win close July %, with
the secretary az Interstate park. En-
trance fee. $40 Besides the big event a
program OF twenty-seyen events has
been arranged, to be decided during the
four days.
Fred Gilbert. the crack trap shot OF
Spirit Lake Iowa. has announced MI,
intention Of taking part in the coming
target champion events Of the National
Sportsmen's association In connection
with the coming sportsmen show at
Madison Square Garden. Jack Fan.
ming and Rolla Helkes will also take
part
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PUGLIsTS IN COURT.
Jenries and Rubin VIII be Tried
Today.

Cincinnati. o.. Jan. SO-The trial Of
both Jeffrles and Rubin, who were ar
rested on Monday last, charged with
being in training FOR a prlze-fght, In
violation Of the state law. will come
up before Squire Roebling tomorrow
afternoon The coming examination Is
Of the utmost Importance, because II
Squire Roeblng should after a hearing,
find that the intention is not 10 engage
In a prize-fight, his judgment would
bar any possible arrest on a similar
charge,
Both pugilsts went through their
usual training today They took long
runs In the morning and devoted the
afternoon TO indoor exercises Jeffrles'
knee which h. injured playing hand
ball early In the week, is much improy-
ed. and the champion expects no seri-
Gus results
Frank Childs. who Will spar ten
rounds with Denver Ed. aMrtin. Rub
Inns sparring partner. before the JEFF
fries. Rubin event, arrived here today.
and Immediately went into training
near the Latonia race course
II is said that over 1000 worth Of
tickets were disposed OF today. The
Saengerfest clubs declaration that II
the contest should be declared OF all
money would be refunded has stimu-
lated the sale.
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PERSONAL.
>o.NO~N~NN~NNNNNNNNNNN~

Judge w "A. Dickson returned last
night from visit 20 London and Paris.
Tho Judge was away only three weeks
and Is noW al the Knutsford.
Chas. +. Martin. secretary Of the
National Live Stock association, ~ rap
idiy convalescing from Ia grippe at the
Kuutsiord
Manager Srtyell OF the Scott'Stre-
yell Hardware company. has gone east
on business connected with the CONE
puny,
Major 4. V. Bohn, manager Of the
LeadNue Home Mining company Is az
the Kenyon. Major Bohn says that that
camp IL IN fine condition and that Just
now the different companies are pros
ucctlng 90 find out. as exactly as pos
sible. the extent Of the paying vein, IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-31
GARLAND'S CASE.

An information was yesterday Nv
noon filed by the county attorney 10 =
district court charging him VIE y
der in the first degree. II VIII N ~
membered that Garland killed one >"
ton Williams. in the formers -
at Bingham. something Ike wa
ago. The defendant had pTelllnII--.
hearing before Justice Kroeger ah1 :.
bound over to the district c9uIt T.
bonds fixed at $4,000, when W h-i
cused man had been unable 10 wv
and therefore is now, and has eve,
since his Rrst hearing. confined "
county jail.
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AN OLD WILL.

An old VIII was filed Tor probate yes
terday afternoon IN the district court
In the estate Of Thomas Condie, de-
ceased. who died on Nov. = 1855 Ac-
cordlng 10 the petition asking that the
document be admitted TO probate. the
value OF the estate is $500, consisting
OF real property situate IN Salt Lake,
ana Morgan. Morgan county The heirs
OF the estate are named as Gibson Com
die Thomas C0niie. Joseph Condie
Helen e. Thackeray, Margaret c. sharp
and Cecilia &. Kirk. an Of whom ask
that letters Of administration. with the
viii annexed be Issued 10 Mrs. Mar
garet Condle sharp.
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SPRING MEETING AT
AQUEOUGT TRACK
Queen County Club Announces a
List Of Eight Stakes,
RENEW CARTER HANDICAP
Seven Rurlongs for Tbree-Year.Old's
aud Upwards win $1,000 Added
TO Close Monday, Feb. 18TH

New York, Jan 3l-The Queens
County Jockey club has announced a
list Of eight stakes for the spring meet
ing at the Aqueduct track, all to close
on Monday. February Is. The chief
feature opened IL a renewal OF the Car
ter Handicap, about seven furlongs, for
.year-ol.s and upward, with 81
zoo added the weights to be announced
on March "a. The other stakes are the
Flushing Handicap and Rockaway
Stakes FOR three-year-olds and up
ward the Aryerne. seven furlongs,
Tor three-year-olds and the Canasrie,
Rose. and Ozone, four and half fur
longs each, and Woodhayen, five fur
longs for twO-year-olds
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MAYOR REFUSES no SIGN.
BIN Passed by 81. Louis Council Au-
thorlling the Issue of Bonds.

st. Louis. Jan. 3i.-Mayor zclgenheln
today refused to sign the bill passed by
the municipal assembly authorizing the
issuance OF s. 100000 of bonds for
Worlds fair, 20 be held In 1905. I'm his
conference with Chairman mThump-
son. OF the Worlds fair finance CONF
mittee. Mayor Ieigenhein objected TO
signing the bin I'm It's present form, say
ing Cha TT was the loOsest measure OF
rs kind that he had ever seen. The
point which he raised most urgently
against the bill was that no provision
Was made for refunding 90 the city
treasury any surplus over 100000
which might be realized from the sale
Of the bonds.
Mt Thompson's reply 20 This o0jec-
ton was the promise that the Worlds
fair management would furnish any
kind of a bond which the mayor might
desire as q guarantee that any surplus
paid 10 the city treasury
Il FAD Deen hoped by the Worlds fair
officials that the mayors signature
would be secured early enough 20 en-
able them 20 start q certified copy of
the Oil TO Washington on the mail
train departing from 81. Louis at noon
today. In order that n might be
received there In time 10 be presented
this week 10 the congressional commit
tee having the matter Of Sj,0OO0OO gov
eminent appropriation In charge
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.

Mayor Thompson today approved the
report Of the committees on street de-
partment and public grounds, adopted
at the Councils last meeting, which
recommended that the city purchase
a tract Of land lis by 1872 feet in lot .,
block 20, plat A, for the sum Of $500,
from Mary A, Weller ct al, and an adj
Joining tract, 1921 by iS2 feet, with
right Of way, for 500, from Mrs,
BrDghurst. The property is near the
corner Of State and Sixth South streets,
and the city desires It TO erect sheds
In which to keep the sprInkllng wag-
ons, teams and things belonging TO
waterworks department.
The Mayor also approved reports OF
the committee on sewerage, asking
that they be given authority TO sell an
old sewer pump for $3.50.
Also reports Of finance committee re-
questlng authority 20 make arrange.
ments for borrowing money with which
10 tide the city over for the ensuing
year.
And 10 also empower said committee
with the Mayor associated. TO make
necessary arrangements 70 protect all
the old bonds called in for redemption
az provided for by the 100000 refunding
bond issue just made
His honor also approved the same
committees report appropriating SlO,-
900 TO the Mayors contingent fund,
with which TO pay for the Summer Re
sorts land, with water rights, up In
Parleys canyon.
The report Of the waterworks COM
mlttee recommending that connection
be made between the new city Creek
pipe line and the old wooden stave lile,
by putting I'm 81 feet OF l2-inch cast
iron pipe. and that li-nch kalamein
pipe be laid 10 a Junction with wooden
staye line. a distance Of ~ feet was
also approved by Mayor Thompson.
city Auditor Relser today drew war
rants covering the January salaries OF
an the elective and appontlve officers
OF the city, including the police de-
partmont.
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HAMBURG BRINGS 500, 900.
Late Marcus Days Famous Stallion
Sold Yesterday.

New York. Jan. 3O-Notwithstandlns
the storm tonight hundreds OF persons
gathered az Madison Square garden 10
witness or take part IN the general dis
posal sale OF the horses from the Bitter
Root stock farm OF the late Marcus
DAILY Of Montana. The sale Is 10 con.
tinue tomorrow and Friday and COM
prises practically all OF the famous
horses gathered with infinite pains and
with no regard for money In the stable
Of the late millionaire.
In all. the catalogue Includes tbs
eight thoroughbred stations. iO7 brood
mares and Is race horses IN training.
The first animal 20 be offered was the
famous stallion Hamburg When the
stallion WIS brought into the ring the
bidding commenced at $4,000. Il was
Immediately raised by one bid 20 $4,000,
then TO tii. 00o ana next TO $4,000. Here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-31
Eleventh Annual Contest.

New York. Jan. 1S-Dayld FOULS.
secretary Of the Grand National Curl
ing club OF America, has received word
from A. a. Stevenson, Of Canadian
Branch Of the Royal Caledonlan Curl
Ing club. that the international contest
for the Gordon medal has been set for
February 5th at Montreal. After con-
sulting with James F. Conley, president
Of the Grand National club. It was an
nouneed that New York viii be repre-
scented. Ex-President Conley Vice
President w. d. Edwards, former Presi-
dent d. c. Morrison and probably John
McGaw OF Boston. win compose the
New York rink
This Will be the eleventh annual con-
test Canada having won the medal
seven times and the United States three
times. Under the rules the match must
be played alternately In Canada and the
United States.
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PROCLAMATION N PRETORIA.
Its Wording Deliberatly Designed TO
Promote Cancellation.

London. Jan. 3l,--It g. now generally
accepted that the wording of the prooll-
nation On Pretoria describing Edward
VII NJ supreme lord and ruler oven
the Transyaal was deliberately de-
signed 90 promote Cancellation. Special
significance is attached 90 the fact that
the Times prints a letter from Sin Hen
~ Dummorl WCln ln which the dlpo-
mat declares 10 Is difficult 10 eXaggerate
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Gen. Tribe on for New York.

san Juan. r. r., Jan 3l.--Gen. Tribe,
the Colombian revolutionary leader is
a passenger bound for New York upon
the "Red d" steamer Philadelphia.
which left San Juan this afternoon for
the north lie goes to purchase arms
and predicts the success Of the insur-
gents. Fighting, he Gays, is still IN
progress In the interior where ne has
5000 men though without ammunition.
lie declares that the city Of Panama
is likely to be attacked by the reyolu-
tf,UFata
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Austrian sympathy Cor England.

Vienna. Jan. 3l.-The newly elected
r9ichsrath met This morning. Dr.
Welgel president of the lower house
referred 20 the late Queen Victoria boz
euloWstic terms. and asked the deputisc
Ia mark their sympathy for Great Brit
ain by rising to authorize the president
20 convey an expression Of their sincere
coincidence 90 the house of commons
The proposal evoked am expression of
dissent IN some quarters.
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the figure stood for a moment, and then
advanced through easy stages TO $4,000,
and finally TO $780, 600 For that sum tho
horse at last was sold TO William {.
whitney, being bid in by John F. Mad
den. who formerly sold Hamburg 10 Mr..
DAILY. The principal opposing bidder
was ]. 3. Haggin, the California horse.
man owner OF the famous stud at
Rancho del Paso
Hamburg. a son OF Hanover and Lady
Reel was foaled in 1895, and was pur-
hcased by Mr.. DAILY from John Madden
at reported price Of Sal, 900. As two
year-old he won twelve ont Of sixteen
starts, was second three times and third
once. The next season he lost the Bel
mont stakes 10 Bowling Brook by a
close margin. but Immediately after be-
gan a phenomenal series OF successes,
during which he won the first special at
Gravesend. the Swift and Realization al
Sheepshead Bay and the Brighton cup
at Brighton Beach. He was retired az
a 3-year-old and placed as stud.
j. b. Haggln was the largest pur-
chaser In point OF numbers tonight. In
all fifty-two head OF horses were sold
for total Of Sl5s 400. or s3,oi6.l5 apiece
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-31
Yenezuelan ReyolutIonIsts Defeated.

Wllliamstad, Island OF Curacao, Jan.
"a, via Hayden cable.-Adyices re-
ceived here from Venezuela confirm The
reports Of severe fighting probably
Tuesday last az Aqua Fra. In which
the revolutionists were completely de-
feated and abandoned their arms ana
ammunition. Two sons Of Gen. AcOs-
IA We're made prisoners.
IL Is further asserted that the prin-
cipal leaders OF the revolution were
subsequently made prisoners at Carlpe'
near Maturln In Venezuelan govern
ment circles. u was considered that
the revolution was ended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-31
PRINCE CHARLES OF DENMARK
win Likely Soon be Appointed 10
Position in British Navy,

Copenhager. Jan. 3l-The accession
OF a daughter of the king Of Denmark
To the position OF queen OF England
will affect the future OF Prince Charles
OF Denmark, who, Ike his VIE, pre-
fars 10 reside In England, Prince
Charles has long desired 10 enter me
british navy. His grandfather, the
King Of Denmark. has consented, but
his father. me crown prince. has OBJ
iected. IL Is now unders God, however
that the latter has approved this step
and Prince Charles will probably soon
be- appointed TO position in the Eng
lish navy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-31
LOCAL EVENTS.
FIGHT pECLAREp OFF.
Rowan aud Francis win Not Meet
Monday Night.

silent" Rowan called at the News"
Office last evening and announced that
the fight scheduled to take place Mon
day evening between his brother,
Dummy" and Jim Francis, had been
called OF. He stated that the Clark &
LANCE club had "funked out" although
there has been no statement to that eff
feet by Sammy Clark
II Is the intention Of the Rowans to
70 10 Park City, where >my' Will
meet Houston Rolly, little lad who
tips the scales at 30 pounds. Their
bout VIII take place in the opera house
and will be a ten-round go for $500
Some arrangements Will be made, II Is
said. 20 pull OF the match between
silent Rowan and Fred Maynard, in
this city about the 18th. The Park city
affalr viii take place on the 18th.
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Hewlett Bros. Co.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

the importance Of This wise and beneh-
cent step The tltlI he says. II likelier
than any other thar could BE- devised TO
lead 20 paCIhCatlon, II establishes the
supremacy u the British sovereign ana
recognizes the moral entity Of the
Transyaal Keeps 10 separate from the
constitutional empire and places its an
Client laws, customs, traditions, religion,
genealogy and private property under
the supreme. separate rule and 9rotec-
ton OF the king
1.-THE proclamation" concludes Sir
Henry. was inspired by the desires Of
coucillatory statecraft and the result
must be pacific
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Washington Jan. 3l.-rhe Senate to-
day resumed consideration OF the con-
ference report upon the army reorganl 10
cation bHl. ana Mr. PettigreW adj
dressed the Senate upon a. He said he
flad voted against the bin and would
h,ye been l~ased If IL could have been
lCInnfnl.
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Injured by Dynamite Explosion.

Wnkesbarre. Pa. Jan N.-A small
Key OF dynamite used for blasting pur-
poses. exploded this morning IN the
Fernwood mine at PittstQn. owned Dy
the Erie Railway company. joseph
Santluo had an arm blown on and an
eye destroyed, Anthony santlno sus-
tanned "A fractured skull Both men
probably will die.
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To Quiet Title.

A suit was commenced yesterday az
ternoon In the district court by Martha
Ann Coombs against the city Tor the
purpose OF quieting her title 90 a piece
OF real estate a part Of lot 3. block ],
plat c.. upon which the municipality
holds a lien for taxes.
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:ZMer1aa!A::::::%:.:.M::!g
8zo1zs4A -4ma R1zMI, !Ny9aa'A

two-mile race on rollers They Fii
start at o'clock
Jack Clinton has challerg'! be VIZ
ner.
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BaIlotipg for senators.

Helena. Mont, Jan 3l.-No material
change developed at todays ballot on
senator. The vote was
Mantle. 81 Frank %, MacGnnis, s;
Conner Q. Penetier Z, Hoffman &,
Conrad. Q Spriggs 9.
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Ask
For It.

Hundreds Of good housekeepers who
have used Three Crown Baking Pow
der Extracts and Spices will use no
other kind as they know the brand
Three Crown" guarantees them n pure
and good article at a lower price than
the imported goods would cost. ASK
your grocer for the Three Crown
brand the next time YOU order goods in
our line
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CALLED TO LONDON.
british Ambassador TO Germany
Summoned by Telegraph.

Berlin. Jan. 3i.-The British amhassa-
dor here. Sir Frank g. Lascclles, has
suddenly gone TO England m obedience
10 al Geographic order II IL believed
here that the ambassadors departure
has political significance.
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F. II. Rudy reports that a slaughter
Of young ducks is going on between the
point Uf the mountain and Saltair. a
fayorite feeding ground OF the birds
because OF the mildness VI the weather
az that point
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BASKET BALL TONIGHT.
Two Games VIII be Played In the
Social Hall.

A big crowd IL expected TO attend the
basket bali games In the Sociu Hall
tonight. The Webster and l.. ID. 5.
Jeans OF the girls league viii play the
first game. beginning at o'clock.
Then the l.. ID. S. and All Hallows
teams Of the boys league will play.
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RESULTS Ar rANFoRAN.
The Public Picked Winners - Six
Fayorites Won,

San Francisco. Cal, Jan. 99,-The
public picked winners at Tanforan to.
day, six fayorites getting to the wire
first. Sam Hildreth took the Washing
ton Park handicap with lebanon, who
was a Joint fayorite with his stable
companion, seide. Jockey Henry was
In evidence, riding three winners.
When leading In the steeplechase, Tex
arkana struck the last jump and cur
his foreleg badly. Lothian beat him
two lengths IN drive, Jockey j.,
Walsh has signed TO ride for Pat
Dunno.
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Roller skating Match.

At the Armory rink this evening. VIII
Grant and George Hilton viii skate
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To CURE THE GRIP ~ TWO DAYS
Laxative Bromo.Quinlne removes the
cause.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take La1AtveBrumo Qulnins Tablets All drug
risis refund the money II II falls 10 cure, L.
Groves signature Il on fachboI Ac
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DR.. ssnford's Liver iuyigct,ot
The hes, Liver Medicine, A Is'as, olr "
Liver Ills, BlIiousnes-, lndlgestl0a, V'l'49sa'a
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ORE AND BULLION REPORT.
MCCORMICK & co.

silver and lead Recommendation
Cyanldes ..'.'''''' '''.'.''..',.., l-el
BAMBERGER & MMTLLAN.
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MILLIONS TO MOVE CRON
The Treasury Begins Preparations
to Meet the Autumn Demand.
Exchanges in Kind Insisted Upon In
Order to Husband Silver Dollars
and United States Notes.

Washington, D. C.-Preparations
have begun at the Treasury to meet
the autumn demand for money for
moving crops.
A telegraphic request came from
New Orleans for $275,OO0 to be paid
for q deposit in the New York Sub
Treasury, by the reserve agent Of the
bank, asking for the currency. Treas
urer Roberts authorized payment by
the New Orleans Sub-Treasury. on
condition that express rates should be
paid at New Orleans in the same
classes of currency in which it was
received at New York City. This in
cluded gold certificates for $40 70
considerable amount.
Treasurer Roberts has authorized
similar transfers to the amount Of
S25O,OOO q day so long as the demand
for money continues. He is insisting
at present upon exchanges in kind,
seeking to husband the limited stock
of silver dollars and United States
notes in the Treasury, with q view to
meeting emergencies later in the sea-
son. He may then be compelled to
use these funds in Issuing small notes
for payments in gold.
The stock Of standard silver dol