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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
AFTER A BIC CONCERN.
May Prove 10 be Great Factor In
settlement OF the strike Of
AmaIgamated Association.

New York. Aug. lO.-It is reported In
well informed grounds that the United
States Steel corporation has made GER
tain advances to the managers OF the
Tennessee Coal 4 Iron company and al
lied industries in the South, by which
all the southern iron and steel works
win come under the control Of the Unit
ed States Steel cor"Nration. says the
Tribune. While the report mentioned
could not be verified in official quar-
tiers. Il was said on excellent authority
that negotiations have been under way
for the past year for the purchase By
the big steel trust OF the Tennessee
Coal & Iron company.
II Is also learned that leading inter-
ests in the United States steel corpor-
alton have been In conference with the
banking powers behind the Tennessee
Coal a. Iron company. but the result OF
the conference has not yet been made
known
A few months ago the United States
Steel corporation submitted certain
proposals 70 the Tennessee Coal 4 Iron
company and the negotiations were UNI
der way at the time Of the first OUT
break OF the Amalgamated association.
II the United States Steel corporation
can secure the various iron aud steel
works IN the South the Amalgamated
association may find u difficult 70 make
a success Of It's present efforts 10 lie
up the steel and iron Industry of the
country. II may be therefore that the
Tennessee Coal g. Iron company viii be-
an important factor IN the settlement
OF the strike.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
IsaR abid Anarchist.

New York. Aug. l0.--Lulgui "Gian-
ed Is not known among the Pater-
~ n J. anarchists, says the World,
1t Luigai Granotti is well known TO
esn and II is probable that he Is the
IA under arrest
GaHOiti was known as a rabid an
raist He was the founder % La
Q.a,one Sociale," the Anarchist or
| ~ and was the closest friend of Gaet-
n Bresci, boarding with King Hum
l-ts assassin at Paterson. Last
February he sailed for Europe, arriv-
= there just one month ahead OF
Ssd
hnamin Mazzotttti, the present
a.sf o. the group for the right OF
u'ience," In Paterson. said;
J know Granottl well, but | do not
rT Gianotu. Granotti and Bresci
KIN France and went to Italy about
= same time When Bresci arrived
Nonza, be telegraphed TO Granotti,
~ vas In another city. and ] am
vlt certain Granotti was present
M humbert was killed.
6rahoiu was chased through Italy,
v'nany and France by the Italian
nunment detectives. While he was
Wing In Paris. we received letter
sin him and q subscription was at
ny hken up for him. We sent him
slgh money to pay his passage to
s'h America, and I was under the
preston that he had sailed for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
AmerIca,s Commerclal Strides.

New York, Aug i0-Among the pas
sengcrs who arrived from Eur0ue ON The
Hamburg-Amerlcan liner Aueusie Vic
t0ria. was Henry G.. PAYNE. 0f Wiscon-
sin. eX-chairman Of the Republican Ma
tional committee. Speaking of the come
mercial advance Of the United states
IN the worlds markets. Mr. Payne said
II was Impossible for an American ia
Europe not ~ be impressed with the
strides made by American manufactur-
ers. Particularly In Austria Hungary
and Germany. he said. were the people
apprehensiye ~ the inroads America
WAS making IN their trade. A few years
ago. h. said. Austria was sending shoes
% America, While now there was 10 op-
Grafton IN Vienna an American shoe
store. where only American made shoes
were sold
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
STOOD IN WITH
POLICE OFFICE.
New York Gambling Houses Warned
Of Raids by Telephone
BRIBERY IS ALSO CHARGED
Officers Accused of Trying 10 Buy W
Representatives of an Aggres-
sive society.

New York, Aug. 10,-Disclosures In
volving attempts 10 buy up an officer
of the Society for the Prevention OF
Crime, and duplicating men on duty at
police headquarters and several SER
geants in the tipping off of gambling
houses previous to contemplated raids
have followed the arrest Of Edgar A.
Whitney and +. Bergdorff, alleged to
be members of a secret service bureau
In this city
The men were arrested on a charge
Of conspiracy and aiding and abetting
gamblers. and were arraigned before
Justice Jerome in the rooms Of the
society They were each held In $1,000
bail. II is claimed that the two detec-
tives had approached Agent pllion' OF
the society and offered him money 10
keep them informed Of the movements
against pool rooms. The agent APP
peared TO acquiesce. Whitney was IN
duced by Dillon to call at the rooms OF
the Society for the Prevention OF crime
and while there was arrested. lie I'M
mediately tossed bundle OF papers out
OF the window. These papers were re-
covered by policeman on Watch.
Among them was found duplicate list
OF pool rooms which whitney had pre-
viously supplied to Agent Dillon.
one Of the most remarkable phases
Of the developments, as related by
Frank Moss in the presence OF the eN-
ecutive committee Of the society. was
the statement that thirty pool rooms
were emptied promptly. by means OF
,olonbone connections. following lines
lold down by Whitney in his arrange
mrnts with Dillon. some Of the mes
saees being sent through police head
quarters direct TO the captains or SER
reants In charge OF precincts IN when
The gambling houses were In operation.
Mr.. Moss claims that by TINS system
OF telephonlng a moral anu pIa,'ieai
connection has been established be-
tween the police headquarters and the
unnl rooms "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
English Publications.

New York. Aug lO.-According 70 the
London correspondent of the Tribune,
English publishers report that the sales
OF books have increased recently and
that the prospects of the Autumn trade
are brighter than for years Heincmann
asserts that be has never sold SO many
shilling and six penny books os ne
has ,his season. There are many signs
that the public is finding the neWsrl-
rors dun and rcycrtlng to books lleine-
mann is issuing Pou'uev BIgel1W
Colonial book this wcok. and boz VIII
issue q bright story by Mrs. Bige.oW
later in the month. lIe Is advertising
am edition of 10000 copies OF Hal
Gaines Eternal city and has completed
plans for q library of twelve French
MASTERPIECES. Mrs NoyncIrs fresh
volume of verse may De- expected IN the
c1urs, Of q few weeks Chapman ana
nam ARE undertaking q complete eii-
lion OF richardson's novels IN twenty
volumes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
California Fruit Fight.

San Jose. Cal. Aug. l0.-The directors
OF the California Cured Fruit associa-
ton have placed prunes on the market
but at an advance Of one-quarter OF
a cent. making the basis price 3A cents.
In the order fixing the price and put
ting the fruit on the market it is dis
tinctly stated that the right to stop
sales and change the price is reserved.
The association will not agree even to
sell as much as 100 carloads.
Relations between the association and
the California Packers company are
strained. and unless some differences
are settled 1t Is said the association
may market and sell directly before
many days without the agency of the
packers company,
A brisk demand u reported here for
all kinds Of dried fruit with an advano-
ing market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
WE TREAT AND CURE

that acts OF violence and intimidation
must cease ana making Il clear that
the city Is responsible for all damages
caused by riotous disturbances. II the
Mayor has no authority 10 increase the
police force, he is requested to ask for
state aid.
In conference with Gov. Gage
Mayor Phelan stated that the local au-
thorities were fully able TO cope with
the situation and that he did not APP
prehend any serious trouble Gov.
Gage said:
Thus far nothing has occurred dur
ing the strike which requires my at
tention IN an official capacity"
Representatives OF the labor unions
have Informed the grain merchants
that no exception 10 the strike order
can be made in favor Of vessels loading
at Port Costa.
The scarcity OF coal IS becoming APP
parent Nearly the entire supply al
the various bunkers has been exhaust
ed. A number Of coal laden vessels ara
tied up at the docks, but only one is
being unloaded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
JOSIAH JOHNSON HALVES.
Death OF n Man Supposed to he the
Oldest Photographers in World.

Boston. Aug. l0.--Repor,s have been
received from New Hampshire Of the
death OF Josiah Johnson Hawes OF this
city. who Is supposed TO have been the
oldest photographer IN the world. He
was IN his 9ith year and was away Oh
a vacation In New Hampshire at the
lime OF his death. In early life he was
a painter OF oil noriraits and OF minia-
mn. s on ivory. When NJ. Gouroud came
I, Boston IN lsil to tell about Daguer-
res discovery. Mr.. Halves made his ac-
oualtance and took the Americas
agency for the process of which Da-
puerre was the inventor. Later he built
the first skyllght erected for photo
graphic purposes IN America.
In his studio the first camera picture
az Daniel Webster was made on the
morning when the famous Anthony
Burns speech was delivered from the
balcony OF the Revere House.
.Ienny Lind and Goldschimdt. who shit
afterwards married. were photographed
nv air. Halves: also oliver Wendell
Holmes. Theodore Parker. Emerson.
Thomas sta.rking. Longfellow. Whit
Tier Louis Kossuth and Baron Roths
child.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
PROTEST. TO PRESIDENT
var Makers Ask Mckinley's In
,srven,ion In Their Behalf.

y.v York. Aug. l0,-Cigar makers OF
4 div have sent a letter to Presi-
4, Mckinley asking that the execu-
,lover be used for the protection OF
! liar makers OF Tampa. against
IN the letter says. "unheard OF
s.altes have been practlced."
n letter concludes as follows: III
4, psltions were reversed and the
s,aHs,s and the merchants We're ar
yt,l and taken away from their ram
4 the United states army gould
h been called out to protect them.
4 a meeting held by the cigar max
resolution was passed In REFER
* to report that cigar manufac-
Ia was coming here from Tampa
vi Monday to make cigars during
, strike. II said mo man shall
ME cigar for a Tampa manufac-
tn until the strike is over"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
A Pullman
Palace Car Man
:. ON :.
GRAPE.NUTS.
(sce Below

"In the morning, when you don
have very much OF an appetite lnst
mn your coffee cup about one-third nun
of Grape Nuts. then nll up win nor
coffee. sweeten TO taste, stir wen anu
let settle. Now try your coffee. why,
man. II win make your hair curl AFTER
drinking your coffee. add a llttle NOR
sugar and eat your Grape Nuts WIN
a spoon. and my word for II you VIII
feel Ike a fighting cock until dinner
time II you never have, ana want
something good. try II once
The above Is from Pullman falace
car man who starts out by saving ihst
Grape Nuts are fine VIII cream but
let me tell you what TO do when me
old COW goes dry" We would further
suggest that persons who have trouble
in diecsting coffee. use PosIm foou
coffee for the morning meal ana "
the Grape Nuts with IL fnSead OF Win
ordinary coffee.
Both Grape Nuts and Postum contain
certain elements that are OF great Yaiue
In rebuilding the human body.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
RESIDENCE OF ADAM PATTERSON.

The photo this department this week Of the beautiful housI OF
the
building the The house red pressed
brick with red trimmings is stories high and exceptions
well ventilated The interior conveniently and
first led into spacious hall which provided with very
double
hall with
dining hall be opened up
this dining china closet
butery pao finished polished cherry and the
finished heavy polished oak STAIR
case from han 10 the stairs
with bath and clothes closets
arcay in dainty coor pale blue pink terra
elegantly furnished and equipped
improvements lighted with electric
lights provided cold in each Of the up
pare the beauty the home large lawn
with shrubs eyens making in all beautiful
Of Of the State
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
Gianotto Has Confessed.

Paris, Aug. "a dispatch to the
Patrie from Rome says the anarchist
Luigi Ganotti who is charged at Mil
an with being an accomplice Of Bresei
in the assassination OF King Hum
bert. has confessed TO his completely
IN the crime. He admits that he left
Paterson, n. j.. In company with Bres-
ci and that they went together 10
Monga, near Milan. Gianotti started
a street row at Monza the day of tNs
murder In order TO distract the atten-
ton OF the police while Bresci attacked
the king
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10

135 So Seventh East ST., Salt Lake City
81 formerly lived in Ephram,
Utah, but am now a resident Of Salt
Lake city, and work at Whites stone
Yards here. have suffered from ecze-
ma for ten years, and have been doc
tored by two good doctors In the past
to no effect My hands were first at
tackled, then II spread all over the body
until | was In constant torture. l went
to Drs. Shores a few months ago in bad
shape, and began their treatment. |
have steadily improved under Drs.
Shores treatment and today there H.
but q slight redness on my hands-the
only trace that now shows of the dis
ease, and my improvement has beeil
so WONDERFUL that feel 1t n duty to
acknowledge my gratitude Drs. Shores
have done more for me in a few months
than other doctors have in years and /
heartily endorse the treatment,
"(signed) LOUIS ANDERSON, JR."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
May Not Get News.

Now York, Aug. l0--Chaplain John r.
Chldwick OF the L. :. s New York. now
cruising OF the coast Of Japan. may not
learn Of the death OF his mother. Ma.
Margaret Chiiwick. which has Just oc.
CURED al her home In Brooklyn.for sew
eral weeks. Cablegrams have been sent
10 various japanese ports. but II is nol
known just where or when the cruiser
will enter port.
Chaplain Chadwick became well known
several years ago as fie chaplain OF the
battleship Maine at the time Of the ex-
plosion In Havana harbor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
To Collect Half a Million.

Oakland. Cal. Aug. lO.-To conclude
a settlement with the government OF
Salvador over claim OF s50o,OoO, a, w.
Burrell, president Of the Salvador Com
mercial company, John II. Ellis, treas
urer. and William Lair Hin, the COM
pany's attorney. have departed for the
Central American Republic
The salvador Commercial comnany Is
the principal stockholder IN grant
made IN 1894 by the SalVadorian gov
eminent TO a corporation for the de-
velopment Of the port Of III Triunto' on
the bay Of Jiquilisco.
The company makes the statement
that In 1898 the Central American gov
eminent issued DEGREES and took steps
that practically destroyed the values OF
the concession.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
ID t LACKS
| COMMON SENSE
generators c' a'.,,, the New
Policy Of Rspfi'aI
,rrs HAVE NO" LOST ALL
nd Ammunition on', Are Lett
"' ~. y rsem-canoo' Notify
the Beers

49,, Aug Accommodating up
N7 io .'~ policy in South Africa
!. ~ Lyndon correspondent OF the an
" 'as Wv Motley Of reprisals in South
y, % 4 |, the chief theme Of the , Ty"s,
Srs' IA Of political gossip at West
'n''ls 4. ~ Opinions vary according 10
'i''' -, and prejudice of those as
. l'~y,' Int there Is little confidence
csls " Kitehener's proclamation
si' veD ,n the campaign. The pen
" 'nolse eDo5 are not considered prac-
lis lmp ya hest informed men. me
81 g ~ permanent banishment anu a
49, y upon property WIN nor ID, ue
lerlIi,' tighten the fghting Beers
by " ,osi everything they own eA-
~ nav . iSs and powder carried Dy
4 WV practical men are ASKING no"
~, n exclamation can be bro9gne u IN
y plVe s,.os NJ the obstinate burghefs
p 'hs "a y before Sept 10, and induces
1, n s,i 1J, to believe that II WIZ ,,,a
~ other effect than to pfo'ohg tne
WV There can be no eheetlye
elDs d, compelling the man IN arms
pl,. ,or the keep Of their famllies
2 ~ ,hs II, date. nor for enforcing exile
alt u .sa nav Is over. The new pollcy
~ Wv eerltIcised on the ground tnat
! \" ESSENTIALLY inhumane, out ue-
81 i"cks common sense. the
l w. " pollcy Of collecting the boer
wv el.s IN concentration camps mas
l'' onsn 10 criticism as measure
~ .,lsylng the combatants from me
.' s,tr, Of feeding and taking care
1slr families, and thereby Tor pro
y W" the war. Now that the gem
.s, .s.ult Is perceived II is a sign oil
~, .s for the government to INA,
.e ,ss, the system can be abandoned
a Ssard money collected from the
srlnste burghers' =, 60,
,a I, men do not hold General
, .Asny responsible for the proclaim
Y. Sut assert that the terms have
\. sictated from the colonial Office
., rialcule the idea that the cam
!. can be brought TO an end by
..sisstos promises and menaces, and
Ina mai there is no substitute for
!. rork of wearing out the enemy
/, Nv day and man for man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10

The Germans. Mr. Payne said. are
very much impressed with the way
Americans DO business, and are send
Ing their representatives 90 this country
to eet pointers. ON board the Augusle
Victoria. he said, were three or four
representatives 0f German firms VINO
cauir over for that purpose \ large
Old producer had told him, Mr. Payne
said. that Doc he'd sent his representa-
Utcs 90 America Co study the situation
ana that as result Of their obserya-
t1ns ne had found out that five Amerl-
can w0rkingmen could DO the Work
that In Europe gives employment to
thirty men,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
Anstrnlia,s Defense Bill.

Melbourne. Aug. 9.-The house of dep
mites today passed the second reading
of the Australian defense bill Ea-
mund Barton, the premier. made
speech during the course OF when
he said the standing army contem-
plated was only sufficient force 10
guard the depots and 70 serve as mill
tary instructors for the leyies TO be
called out in case the first line OF de-
Tense, the navy was broken. I&
clause providing for calling out men
from IS to 60 years OF age was simply
inserted to demonstrate to the world
what Australia would do In time OF
emergency. The cost OF the navy
would be about c 600. 600 annually
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10

the Vice President was taken to the
Gold Coin club for lunch where he re-
sponded to toast. A public reception
was followed by carriage drive about
the district
The party then went TO Cripple Creek
where they were entertained, return
ing to Colorado Springs in the evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
Rcsnect 90 Empress

Halifax n. s.. Aug lo-The United
States hattlcshiu Indiana has arrived
h.rr The b4tlesh.u came rN me mar
bar with her flags flying lalt-rasi, ln-
Guiding the German standard WINS
from her uuet halfm1st o. tribute
of respect 90 the late German empress
dOWaElr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
Progressive Japanese.

New York, Aug 10-Takahiko Ofuji
professor in the University Of Yioto
Japan. and his brother. j. Ofuji. a GIVE
II engineer ~ kloto, accompanied by
Yasnosko Ohki. the japanese acting
consul In This city are visiting the dif-
ferent public improvements and insti-
tntions including the bridge and the
Rapid Transit system.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
Registers Hitch.

New York. Aug. IA dispatch TO IN.
Journal Of Commerce from London
saws: 80.
4 hitch has occurred 40 the Atlas-
Phoenix Insurance company comb.nt-
zion deal. which may posiuone OF p1ssi-
hlv even upset Dos formal consumma"
zion. The conferences have for the pres
ont slammed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
Routed the Boxers.

Tien Tsin, Aug. 9,-Generl Mel has
returned here and processes to have
killed or dispersed hundreds of Boxers
and brigands,
The harvest prospects in southwest
districts of the provinces Of Chi Ii and
in the province Of Hon Nan are excel
lent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
'ctor Was uosp,tahl.

HI " ~. Colo, Aug. s.-victor made
,sie'srs, s .. today for the dr.
lsss,.,, treatment Of Vice President
h.tt h,, gunng his political cam
y lin ,all fully 1000 people Civ
10 M. pinost enthusiastic welcome
"a s,s,, s,ie'ident and party arrived
I'd rhsv Van over the Short Line
egtni ~, we're greeted with blasts
,riri,s s, .er and hundreds OF steam
trfft I'm IN sha'Ihouses an over the
,,r,srri,,' party was met by a VIC
~. nl,s and escorted 10 the Port.
'h-s M ne read was lined every.
..ih.r am ~ 4 cheering ,hrong. wy
Nna Mn. ~, eehon ~ the workings
IVY Feet below the surface,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
Wireless Fuuinme,,

,,, D,as noe Mass. Aug. s.-The bat
t1tFs, s alabama, Kearsarge and Mas
k,-''.e passed Woods Hole this
6,ss 49, 20 lheir way in and weighed
m ' ,-'' above Nobska. where they
t,,i ...s'.e on board an equipment for
IN ss.t tslesiaphy. The ships have
Nus is s.sa IN target practice on No
po,.ss' ' ~ and In a day or two will
iss,sr, 70 Nantucket for further ma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
Ihat's What lie SAYS.

t "sel Springs, No. Aug. Ex-senator
y, ~ :, q Vest, IN an Interview today,
uat the principal planks OF the
i.a''lauc platform OF 1904 should be:
~ ~ d declaration for graduated in
80 -. 'aA' second, an unrelenting oppo-
-, W. 70 trusts; third, a declaration
~ ~ Imperialism and the colonial
IN II would be suicidal" said
@Nsm again"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
Wrecked steamer Abandoned.

ST. Johns. y. f.. Aug. lo.--The wreck
OF the steamer Acis, which lies on the
rocks west 81 Cape Race has been
abandoned. 4 high south wind IS
throwing a heavy sea against the rocks
and tearing asunder the steamers fore
part