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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04
STEEL PLATE COMBINATION.
Negotiation 10 That End Have Been
Declared OF

New York Dec. 4.--Aocording to the
Journal of Commerce, It Is authorita-
lively stated that the negotiations
looking TO the formation Of big steel
plate combination have been declared
off. II Is also stated that there Is lit
tie likelihood at present OF the project
being revived. The proposed combine
was to have had capital OF S25, 600, OOJ
to $50 900, 900 and II was generally sup
posed at the time the negotiations We're
in progress that the combination was
being organized In the interest of the
United States tSeel corporation. This
view of the case was strengthened by
the fact that an announcement was
made that President Schwab OF that
concern was giving his counsel and
guidance to the formation of the trust,
The plants that were booked to enter
the trust were the Tide Water Steel
company, the Lukens Iron & Steel Co.,
the Worth Bros plants and the Cent
raj Iron & Steel Co,
When the cohination was proposed It
was said that the project was primar-
lily taken up so as to prevent q dis
ruption OF the pool through price cut
ting which II was agreed would result
In trade war which would affect the
whole steel industry In any event.
the fact should not be lost sight Of
that even If the plans Of those inter-
ested In the steel plate combine had
been carried to a successful issue IL
follows that the consolidated company
could not have been close corporation
There are sevral important concerns
outside of those mapped for member
ship In the organization and also out.
side of the United states Steel corpor-
alton. These include the Phoenix
Iron company Otis Steel company.
limited; Glasgow Iron Co., Carbon
Steel Co.. and one or two plants Of the
Cruclble Steel company, besides the
Jones q Laughlins Limited Among
the other important concerns which are
members Of the pool but which are
conducted on independent lines are the
BIRMINGHAM Rolling Mil company.
Colorado Fuel a Iron company. Passaic
Rolling Min Co.. Republic Iron a
Steel Co.. Cambria Steel Co. and the
Tennessee Coal e lrOn "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04
RussIAN TONNAGE DUTIES.
Those Recently Imposed at vladi.
yostock Have Been Withdrawn,

Tacoma, Wash, Dec l,-0riental adj
vices state that the Russian authorities
at Vladlvostock have withdrawn the
new tonnage duties recently imposed
there on all foreign vessels, Hereto
fore all vessels have paid harbor
charges amounting 10 20 kOpecks per
last. In October the japanese steam-
ship Yamashiro Mari was compelled to
pay 1900 roubles as additional tonnage
duties before she was allowed to enter,
The amount was paid under protest,
the Japanese consul being Informed
that these charges we're authorized by
the new Russion tanif.
The consul then demanded that Jap
anese vessels be declared exempt under
clause Of the tarf excepting vessels
of all nations entitled to the most faG-
ored nation treatment The Russian
customs officers decided the case In
Japans favor, and the next japanese
steamship to enter only paid the usual
charges.
According to dispatches received at
Yokohama a number Of American ves-
sells were required to pay the new tom
mage duties at the same time, II was
expected that the money would be re-.
turned and American steamers placed
on the same footing as those Of Japan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04

Miss Louise Bertsel, 1917 Second ST.,
Brooklyn, N. Y, writes;
any health was excellent until about
six months ago when seemed TO have
a collapse from OVERRIDING socially and
the doctor ordered an entire change Of
scene and climate,
GAS this was an absolute impossibility
at the time, / had to try and regain my
health in another way and was induced
by q friend who gave Peruna such
good recommend to try Peuna.
~ cannot tell you the condition of
my nerves whom began to use 1t. Tho
least noise irritated me and | felt that
life was not worth living, but Peruna
soon changed me into o well woman,
and now do not know ! have neryes.n
LOUISE BERTSEL.
Address DR.. S. b. Hartman, Columbus,
Ohio, for book written especially for
women entitled "Health and Beauty"
Sent free 10 women.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04
PoIIed Durham Association.

Chicago, Dec 4.-At the annual meet
Ing OF the American Polled Durham as
ISOLATION, held in Chicago, steps We're
taken to re-organize as stock COM
pany under the laws Of Illinois ana the
following officials were elected.
President. W w. Crane. Tippecanoe
City, Ohio; vice president. w. s. Miller.
Flo. Ohio: secretary treasurer, r. 8.
Hines, Indianapolis directors. II. E.
Burelgh, w. w Crane A. S. Clawson,
A. u, De Garrou. Llndsev Wood, s. NJ.
Henderson and w. $. Miller,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04

MS government in reference to the
pending trouble.
The Argentine government has
received no reply from Chill. II ia
believed that the Chilian administration
VIII propose an evacuation Of the ais.
puted territory by the forces Of both
republics until a decision on the boun.
dary question Is announced by the
british government, TO which II has
peen referred for arbitration. Il is
understood that the Chllan government
wishes to let matters drift along and
try to avoid an actual conflict with
Argentina and yet refrain from making
q frank explanation. Argentina has
decided TO Insist upon obtaining res
ponse from Chill that will clear away
the unsatisfactory features of the case,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04
nrl,lsh nlnIonaey in Africa.

NOM York. Dec, A letter from ii,
80, rast Africa, IN the Paris Journal
de s pehats. quoted by the Paris cor,
We s,andsnt Of the London Times ana
~ Work Times. credits Great Britaln
Zen ad,oltness In her dealings with
g ~" Mellk. II says Great Britain
nm induced the Negus TO ieaVe u 1
mani the frontier question, Wniie ths
e"ntberp African war lasts ana mat
nrest Britain Intends TO setue lH y,
oneStien finally in a mannerdetrlmssn,tssll
~ Abysslnlans. The writer OF 'hs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04
nlnn1 M Euronean ArmIes.

New York Dec. i,-Deputy Messabu'
says the Paris correspondent OF the
london Times and New York Times,
called attention IN The chamber TO the
blood Of the European armies he
sald that since l8jl France had spent
o. 0o0 100000 francs on her army and
navv lie thought II might be wen for
Vance 10 reconsider her foreign poll
,v An English review, said NJ. Mes
Nm had invited France 70 Join IN a
.',nie alliance. but he would prefer an
alliance with Germany TO an ailiahce
..l.h ENGLAND
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Masonic GrcetIne to MerIco.

Houston. Tex. Dec i.--At last nlght
session OF the Masnic grand lodge o.
Texas a resolution extending iratefiia
recognition to the grand lodge OF lh'
Valley of Mexico at he City Of MeNic.
and Of the grand lodge Beni,o Guare,,
OF the state OF Coahula was adopted
and the representatives Of those bol.
les invited to seats in the grand lodse
or Texas. This acton Is important 70
the Mexican Masoni, lodges as i elyes
them standing and recognition IN Inc
United States.
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year round and / cannot stay here for
NOV than part Of the year. II
tried to stay here all Of the time
could do no work at all
AN this talk about me being state
leader and trying 20 dictate Ia national
politics Is nonsense am In no con-
dltion TO DO any kind Of leading, but
of course | will always take deep inter-
est in Tammany the best | can"
When asked II he was training any
body to succeed him as leader, he re-
piled; "Oh, | have not come to that
yet, and have not planned my future,
except that | will go to England In
January or February The Tammony
executive committee will meet next
month and YOU may hear more of the
matter then"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04
UNITED STATES
FOREIGN CREDIT
Financial Editor Of London Time,
Gives His Views.
IS STILL A DEBTOR NATION.
must Rcnsin 20 for Years to Come
Tahes. Time 60 Change From
Bcrrower TO u LENDER

New York, Dec THO financial od,.
tor Of the London Times In DISCUSSING
Tho foreign credit Of me United sttss
dwells upon the fact that m srIto OF
mo large apparent balance Of trade u
favor OF the United States against
Europe the balance has really Boon
me other way, because of the borrow
ipe operations necessItaJed by the
onormous consolidation and other
schemes in process OF execution by
American capitalists. says the London
correspondent Of ihe New York Times.
the United state, says the article.
owes less abroad than it did, but 1t ls
stlll a debtor country and must re-
main 80 for many years to come, tenn.
Moray appearance to the conuary
Notwithstanding. Therefore. New
York exchange, except for brief
noriod has been in favor Of London.
THE writer reviews the conditions
preceding and following the Wall
street panic last spring The article
proceeds
tho deluslon that The rise had been only
tamuorarily checked and that it would
soon no resumed. The great prosperity
of Tho United States was pointed to as
evidence that prices would 90 much
ht,,bar and the belief that the United
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04
INSURED.

lXnT w insure your house against fire. You know
l&WSass what people would say It burned down
| KH WNnou' insurance. They would say you
IT. TT were wanting in business sagacity, that you
Snoud nave provided for this Now leave house instr
an'e and consider clothing insurance Here the DANCER
- even greater-no from fire, but from the chemicals
ail' strong soaps used in the laundry Wise women
insure 'nsr hner more delicate and perishabs things
against this risk and the premium they pay is the
ung St0i Ivory Soap That guarantees protection
IVORY SoAP-IT FLOATS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04

letter asserts that the various British
missions to Abyssnla were designed
to lave the way for the seizure OF the
vast territory separating the Egyptian
Soudan from Uganda. Meanwhile, he
says, the Abyssmlar Exploration COM
pany has purchased from the Negus for
eS5,0O0 the mines Of the equatorial
provinces It is asserted that Col.
Harrington skiIlfully gained an excel
lent footing with Emperor Mellk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04
Domingo Diaz Goes to Panama.

New York, Dec, Ara dispatch to th'
eHrald from Colon, Colombia, says
Gen. Domingo Dhz the lnsureenI
leader, with a government officer has
taken a train for Panama. His golnG
10 Panama indicates that he has de-
oided to surrender 10 Gen Alban and
obtain the freedom Of his force from
Imprisonment.
An announcement has been made
that all political ofenses committed
previous to Novemtr Is, by those M
erals who SURRENDERED in Colon are
forgiven Municipal crimes are pun
ished as before.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04
Brazilian Tariff on FIour.

New York, Dec i.-Accordtng to the
Rio Janeiro correspondent OF the Her
aid. Il Is asserted that the United
states government has requested Brazil
not 10 adopt the proposed tariff on
-four A Rio Janeiro newspaper de-
elares that the LATED states legation
instigated the Introduction OF the meas
ure into the brazilian congress-, an
error in drafting the bin is exclusively
dine 10 the United States whose inter
vention al the last moment IS asserted
70 be inopportune
The tariff bill is now being consld.
cred by the senate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04
Croker viii Retire.

New York, Dec. ain an Interview
with Richard Croker the Evening fosl
today quotes the Tammary leader ~
saying: ar. ~,
You won't see much more leading ON
my part IN the future, an Se.llhs
old and worn out, and J eannot pt a
field horse for everybody any lohss,,
admit that the leader Of Iainna ~.
Hall should stay In New York all 'As
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04
ENCLOSED GOVERNMENT LAND.
u. s. Biarshals Destroy Forty Miles
OF stone Fence.

san Francisco. Dec 3-united States
Marshal Shine returned from Mode
county today where he has been direct
ing the destruction Of Jesse D, Cars
stone fences which had been placed
around government land There are
forty miles OF this reminder of New
England thrift to be torn down but he
left Deputy Marshal Gamble in charge
and states that no opposition Is being
offered to this order OF The court,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04
Poles indignant at Germans.

New York, Dec, 4-The Vienna cor
respondent of the London Times ana
me New York Shines quotes an article
In the Russian paper svet on the re-
cent Polish agitation, 1t says the Aus
TRAN Poles. who play rather Import
ami part In the realm of the Hapsbuiss'
are Indignant at the outfages commit
led by the Germans in Posen.
The harshness Of these German pro-
raadmgs. SAYS the Syet, win cause the
poles 10 remember that they are a
slay people and that the laws Of nature
call them to ION the other branches Of
the race in the struggle against COM
| mon encmy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04
Wales Getting in Touch.

New York, Dec IA dispatch to the
Tribune from London says:
The Prince Of Wales Is quickly adapt
lng himself 10 ms great position and IN
accepting the office as president of ST.
Bartholomew hospital he Is following
worthlly In the footsteps OF his father,
who has always taken the deepest In.
terest In the hospitals Of London.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04
GEN. CHAFFEE's ORDER.
Cautions Officers Not to Place Too
Much Reliance in the Natives.

Washington, Dec. 3,-Following the
unfortunate disaster to the Ninth In
fantry at Balanglea, when the troops
were surprised and overcome by sup
posedly friendly Fllipnos, Gen. Chat
fee issued a general order designed to
guard against future treachery Of that
kind warning officers and men against
placing too much reliance In profession
OF faith and friendship as yet improved
and directing that military vigilance
never should be relaxed, and that every
precaution must be taken to guard
against a recurrence Of such disasters
as at Balangiga,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04

Of one lemon or an apple or anything
else Woe to the porter who threw ii
away or ate 1t, which he certainly
would not DO II anybody were looking
on The three lemons were knocked
down to an official on the line for IS
plennlg cents). -Berlin Corresponds
enoe London Telegraph.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04
NJ pebatc Washington University

stanford University, Cal. Dec, -
Tho INTERCOLLEGIATE debating committee
los 0greed 10 the terms proposed by
tho University of Washington for a
Joint debate. II Is proposed TO hola
Nyo contests, the first az stanford,
Apru neat the second at the University
of Washington at date yet to be
fixed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04
One ItaIian Mnrders Another.

Butte, Mont, Dec 4--Joseph Marine
was instantly killed this morning by
s, Marsello who fired two shots in his
breast
Both men are Italians and tamale
peddlers. The affair took place In q
saloon. The murderer escaped
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04
O'a'ins to on;ce a, o..
New Yorb Nv NOrOnntion.

,,s NV YORK Dec l.-c,os' '""''oh'
s sSe oor OF ssycs. . 6e eoS upon sixty
been ' suS@eSs q Of King E ESSr%e SoS at
court Of claims y v consideration to S me
g pr, council eAanS S.ca !, meets Ne. in the
tribune. Among o,S alpatch 10 the
81 cIo ,9s W, " to pr sorle as lord
the sceptre with ,bs'sa and "a hold
peers DO homage. Gross while he
claim the duke, ia ~, Ssslaes this anec '1aI
dom OF Arundel sls,' tight Of the az !,
present pres, at the dN'oooody Who WIS
court which set In te1'ngs Of the i Tns
hut precedent as rev. wy y now s, lao'
corda win be strictly s sasd BY th S' y.
tue Of the office Of lord i' " IN we re-
haisoury Is expectesS !, S.aaacellor w, y, !,
the court today. T" preside n o.', =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04
Chill Purchases torpedo Boats

New York, Dec. l-Aa oli i. r Nm
,nouncement has beer made lhat rn 49,
mas purchased from he Lairts N Eng ~.
land, two torpedo b,at iesirolers' n, lo I,
wn,ch they paid G7tpN not ms'uui ~,
artliiery, says the fssnos Ayres a a.
svmuna. corresponds Of ne he.a, 'ar
the me purchase of titse vessels = >, ~ ,be
n sed here as beings violation ~ ~ ~
,ssreeinent Of both rpubIlcs ~. ss
increase their navfes Argentine .,isSs
a result OF chili's Alton, has es' ne
70 purchase a battls,AIp Of INV , ,J,,'
anu mas instructed NE Of me l.,,ls
, .ers IN Europe to erig into ne ,.ossel
II ,O1 IL 70, h the purch,s q ~, ,ns VIII be
~ .n y believed that he ship VIII y
ready for service nsst Nay ain.
,s,a u announced thss he celll ss. "s en-.
h ,ssrr 20 Argentina. snol Con 'sn.,srssd
Dercaseaux, has most ,cned his intsn ',',,
"Trip TO the Gillian spllal to consul
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04
Report on Saw and Planning Mllls

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE preliminary
report on the saw nils planning mus ,,,l,
,operated In connection with saw , NIUE
ana timber camps ofihe United a'I ,a,o
SHOWS the following figures ior wv
and the increase Diving the decade
establishments Ss,Gs Increase ~ pS NJ
cent; capital sll,eiClg, increase ,,o
per cent; average wage earners ls ~
e ess res per cent: total wages ' Nv,
,oe'Vsl' increase 10 per cent H.ls. . o.
laheous expenses srfils&. decre .as i, ~
per cent; cost OF materials Ssl,,oV, !, W. -
increase 81 per cent value Of pIous''
tion $685. si, lncrsse y per cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04

Miss Mary M writes from Brooklyn w. 5l2 Seventh avenue;
"Peruna blessing to suffering and am pleased to
recommend Suffered for year with backach headache
and nervous debility and although tried many remedies Peruna Is
the medicine that cured an In perfect health and very
grateful to YOU" MARY RATE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
A CURE FOR IN.
Not Patent Cure'All, Nor a Modern
Miracle, but Simply a Rational
Curp for Dvanansia
A CURE FOR IN.

In these days Of humhuggery AMI
deception, the manufacturers OF patent
medicines, as rule, seem to think
their medicines will not sell unless they
claim that 1t will cure every disease
under the sun. And they never think
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04
Aid for Alexander school wanted

New York. Dec, 1.-The Paris cor,
respondent OF the London Times ana
New York Times says the Allahye
E'rancaise is making an appeal IN favor
OF the practical school OF techhoosy
founded by Jesuils some years ago l''
Alexandria. a.
The Journal DIES Debats and other
papers point out that contributions 20
help this Institution would hep u'
srowth OF French influence IN Lsyp''
Numbers OF children would se prevent
ed from entering English schools
The journal des Debats declares lho'
the French language maintains It's pre-
emlnence In Egypt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04
Made Dean Of Yale Law school.

oo MsS so,, hayen Conn, Dec 4.-.Theo-
tern tSrco SALISBURY Woosey, professor Of in
Temporary Jaw ,aw' has been appointed
accom-, q uSan Of Yale law school on
fessor Frame "a ,ne serious illness Of Pro-
head Of r Ss, Wayland who has been
nearly a o ars department. Of Yale for
wayiand Ss ss Of century Dean
August fro mas /. been suffering since lest
t'on In one Of his 'IS ev,s OF the circula-
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no Prevent the Erection of FIats.

Chicago, Dec, 4.--property owners Of
evanston, greatly worried over a
threatened Invasion Of that exclusive
suburb by dat-dwelers, have induced
ihe Evanstoncouncil to take up build
ing ordinance that is intended to pre-
vent the erection Of further fat build
ings IN the district. The ordinance has
hao us FIRST reading and probably win
pe passed on Thursday. II provides for
m meu s'alrWays, all outer and party
, ma.s OF brick or stone, roofs OF slate,
h ,neSIhe standplpes and ladders COM
me, ana reservoirs Of water on TOP.
a. Is aimed 70 make the building OF
mats practically prohibitorv ~
The sun., 1901-12-01
NAV Ar APPEALS.
supreme Court Asked TO settle the Legal
Dimcuities Of the Territory.

HoSoLULU. Nov 2O-The supreme Court
Oi tlic nitad States has been appealed To
ior q settlement Of the legal difficulties
- the Hawaiian Territory, and with their
d~rlsiuu IN the transition period oases
ne WHr II courts here ir likely 90 end.
Tie apr"al vac perfected yesterday bv
Attorney -G.usral Dole IN the 'ase Of Oeah
Mausirh". Japansse murderer oonyictcd
previous t1 the adoption of the organic
a. and af'-i the I,as-age of th. Newiands
resolution hS virtue e winch the Hawaiian
bland l- aus a fan of 10. hted stAt"s
IT," appeal i- from the d". isiuu - Judg'
MlrHs " lsfss - tho Inil..d stAts~ lIl--
tnr ,uuri. ~to held that tho tuAl and
g.rri. fiar ~ tbo pu-ourf vlthnut Gfahd
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