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New-York tribune., 1901-12-13

The government decided to prosecute Conor
OKelly and several officials OF County Mayo for
holding meetings and delivering intiuida ting
speeches in defiance of the orders of the police
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
FLLERMAN AFTER MORE SHIPS.
MAY INCREASE HIS MEDITERRANEAN FLEET BY
NINE VESSELS

London. Dec IA deal for the purchase Of
the westcott and Lawrence fleet of nine trad
ing steamers by ]. R. Ellermar. Of the Leyland
Line, is pending but not yet consummated. If
the steamers in question sold to Mr. Eller-
man they will remain in the Mediterranean
trade in which Mr.. Ellerman is engaged.
There is suggestion that j. P. Morgan is
concerned in the pending transaction.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
EIGHT NEW sM4LLPOy CASES

Boston. Dec. 12-Eight new cases of smallpox
were reported to-day.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13

4. Carefully compiled statistics OF the population
Aof the British Empire, published by a trade pa
.-,er bring out the rather startling fact that out
of a population of nearly 4000o0,0oO about
As $4,000. or less than one-eighth, are Of Brit
ish birth or descent nearly 100000 are non
British white men, and the colored races num-
her S4S 100000
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
TO PROSECUTE IRISH MEMBERS.

London Dec. 13.-Jasper Tully, Member of Parlia-
ment for Leitrim, and John ODouneil, Member of
Parliament for South Mayo, will be prosecuted
under the Crimes act a charge similar to that
brought against Conor O'kelly, NJ. P, chairman of
the Mayo County Council
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-19

Spruance, Stanley & Co., San Fran
cisco, are the proprietors Of the cele-
brated Kentucky Favorite" whisky.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
ALASKA INDIANS DYING.

A correspondent Of the London Daily
Express claims that the aborigines OF
Alaska are gradually being extermln-
ated by disease, Pneumonia is carry.
ing off hundreds Of the Indians along
the lower Yukon, and they refuse to
accept any treatment from white physl-
clans. AS soon as the Indians are
stricken down they resign themselves
TO their fate and die, The natives also
refuse to bury their dead, and in one
day the soldiers Of ST, Michael were
obliged TO inter ten bodies
II is estimated that during last win
ter at least 25 per cent Of the natives Of
northwestern Alaska succumbed to the
ravages of pneumonia and measles. The
missionaries in that part Of the country
say that before many years have
elapsed the tribes will be practically
extinct.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05

in putting down the rebellion. For this
reason the lesson intended VIII be 10
very large extent lost on the chinese
masses.
The admonition to follow the rules
NJ civilization IN the future Is deprived
Of much Of It's force by the fact that
those who. In China represent lnat
civilization hardly exempllfy It In their
own conduct Thousands Of Chinese
non-combatants were ruthlessly massa-
cred during the late disturbances ana
at present reports come from emma
that the Christians are massacrelhg
one another. The Shanghai Mercury
states that a quarrel Is raging at VII
LACE called Ben Ching, in the province
Of KiangsL between the Catholic ana
Protestant converts. The Protestan's
appear 10 have had the worst Of the en-
counter, as thirty OF them are said 70
have been killed, while no mention is
made Of any mortality among the Cath
olcs but the feud Is raging so hereely
that Chinese troops have been sent to
the village to restore order.
II that story Is true, the Chinese
"pagans" should not be TOO severely
ccnsured II they decline to study earn
esty the beauties Of Christian" elyili-'
zatlon. II would almost appear to DC
IN order for somebody 20 send a letter
Of apology to the Chinese emperor. for
importing among his subjects mission
aries who, under the pretense OF
preaching the Gospel Of peace SOW the
seeds Of religious blgotry and hatred,
OF course the Shanghai story may be
exaggerated. But China is not the only
country where soldiers have to inter-
fere between alleged followers Of the
Nazarene In Turkey 1t is a common
occurrence for Mohammedan soldiers
to separate Christians who, but for
their vigorous application Of clubs
would murder one another in the sane
tuaries Surely Chrlstendom owes a
very humble apology to the rest Of the
world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
THE CROP REPORTS,

The crop reports, which were rather
pessimlstIc a short time ago, now have
a more cheerful tone. The total wheat
harvest is estimated at $4,000 600
bushels Of which 4l2,00O0O0 bushels
are winter wheat and 2ie 900 bushels
spring wheat. This Is said to be the
next largest crop ever gathered in this
country
As to the corn crop, about which
alarm was felt during the hot season,
the total Is now estimated at l,3i2O0O
900 bushels. The total Of these two
staples Is in the neighborhood Of 1000,
100000 bushels and although this is a
shortage OF 6OOOOO,OOO bushels as com
pared to the yield Of 1900, the result Is
considered very good and certainly
much better than anticipated.
The cotton crop OF the south Is sup
posed TO be large, though Of an inferior
quality and the apple crop, though
failure in some states. is reported very
good in others, On the whole, though
there Is a shortage In crops, the prices
are so much higher that the farming
interests Will not be injured The
higher prices win be TO the dsadvan-
tage Of the consumers rather than the
producers.
The shortage in the potato crop ls
quite serious The August condition
Of that food product was given as 62.3,
as against the condition for the same
month in 1897 Of 40, In that year the
yield was only 100000 900 bushels. and
this years yield threatens TO fall short
OF that, while the ordinary production
Of the country should be over 100000,
600 bushels. Canada and Ireland could
supply our wants in this respect, but
the heavy tariff on imported potatoes
precludes that. The prospects are that
the consumption viii have to be dlmin-
ished considerably.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
CHINA APOLOGIES.

China has solemnly apologzed 10
Germany for the murder, in Pekin, Of
Baron Won Ketteler The humiliating
prostratlons first contemplated were
left out Of the ceremony, and the Chi
nese ambassador merely bowed before
the German emperor, on entering and
leaving the throne room
The letter Of apology from the Chi
nese emperor. read by his brother
Prince Chun relates that in the nth
month Of last year the Boxer rebels
entered Pekin and were joined by sol
diers. and that the result was the muir
der OF the German ambassador. II
states that his Chinese majesty was I'M
able TO protect the victim. but that
monument was raised as O sign that
the crime should not remain uneNpiat-
ed. II ends by thanking Germany for
sending troops to China and expressing
a hope that the relations between the
two empires win be even more friendly
in the future than they have been in
the past
Emperor william, IN his reply, ac-
cepted the apology. he expressed his
belief that the Chinese ruler personally
was not responsible for the murder and
me subsequent atrocities, but said his
advisers were an the more to blame. lie
promised. finally that N the Chinese
government In the future would act m
accordance with the dictates of ciyiilza-
uon, an would be- forgotten and GEL
many and China would remain friends.
The ceremony was of course. intend
cd 20 impress The Chiucsepeople with the
power Of European potcntatcs, and In
spire them with wholesome awe. 10 or
DER that In the future, foreign resi-
dents In the celestial" empire may be-
In less danger than before. But UNI
fortunately there is no press in China
20 tell in flaming headlines and bold
print of the humble apology offered hy
the ruler Of rulers for the mlslccds
OF the people. The chance is that mile
lions in China win never bear OF the
solemn event, and that the millions
that WIN learn OF 3d. win believe that
the real mission 81 Prince chau was 10
thank The German vassal Tor the AID
he lent the illustrlous son Of the Sun"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05

are called Christian, proclaim the laG,
that there Is something ~ lheil l"''ii
which Is grand and potent lor 49,
But the division and contention eNlst,ns
among the various sects INTO WIZ,
they are separated give PROOF lh9l
there rs something among them NAV ~
wrong, and which tends 10 stlue w
stead OF union; 20 war Instead OF peaty,
The truth A. that Jesus OF NaIaIeli
introduced to the world the divine it
liglon intended TO unite all mahhlll
as one family and redeem the eaIlh
from evil. Error has crept IN auohh
His prnfessed disciples, ana dhrkhes7
has come over the face Of the Worlu'
and the pure light Of heaven mas been
obscured m H.
",Tbe great Eternal God IN Ills In
finite mercy. has restored that iaith IN
trodueed by Ms Son Jesus Christ VINO
nos ronppeqrod and once more organ
lzpd His Church on the earth and con
ferrpd authority upon His chosen ser
wants 10 proclaim the Christian talth
In all he early simplicity. attended D.
The same authority and power rms
Is praparatory 10 the contamination OF
All things. spoken Of by the seers ana
cages and poets and prophets OF an
the centuries from the beginning on
lime. The great Eternal God mas
spoken out OF the heavens and opened
up communication between Him ana
His people. lie commands HIS emf
dren In every country OF every class
ana creed and position and color 20
tDrn from their evil ways repent OF
their sins and approach TO Him liz
splrlt also 10 be bautizcd by Immersion
IN water by one holding authority from
Him forthe remission o. their sins, with
the promise that hy the laying on OF
Inc hands Of His deputed messengers
Inc Holy Ghost shall be bestowed upon
all persons who thus obey MS Word.
This will constitute a new plrth ana
open the door Of the kingdom OF heaven
10 every obedlcnt soul.
"By His authority we turn the divine
key which opens the kingdom OF heaN-
en- 10 the inhabitants Of Japan we
say 10 them an, come 10 the light when
has been shed forth from the sun Of
Righteousness. We offer YOU blessings
that gre beyond price. They are not
Of man. nor 90 they come by the power
of man, but they are from heaven
where the true and living God dMeHs
and rules IN majesty and glory. That
which your ancestors received which
was good ana which leads 10 do good
was but as the gllmmering OF the
twilight. We bring TO you the truth
In all It's effuleence, direct from the
great Luminary Of the day Come TO
the llsht and the truth, and walk Ia
the one way that leads to the divine
and eternal presencel Then shall your
souls be filled with peace and love and
Ioy and you shall learn how 20 unite
with the great and pure OF all nations
and tribes. for the establishment Of
he grand empire Of righteousness on
.arth. and hereafter YOU shall dwell
with the Just and the redeemed IN the
immediate presence OF our eternal
Father and your glory and dominion
hail be celestial and everlasting.
"Your servant for Chrlst's sake
"HEBER ]. GRANT"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
Sacramento Record.union.

II looks a good deal as If In the ap-
preaching International yacht race the
foreign boat Shamrock H. would carry
OFF the honors. The Constitu ion he's
not proved as good boat as we want
ed. and the Columbia has outsalled her
In just One-half OF the trials made
But II Upton takes the Americas cup
across the waters We need shed no
tears. In fact, It will help on this sup
erb sport II win do more for yachting
interests than the retention OF the cup
for two years more. Besides, II we lose
this fall we viii have the greater In
centye for constructing a yacht that
will recover a. After all We win be
able 20 say that our cousins over the
water had 20 pattern after American
yacht builders lines 10 nroduce a boat
that could beat US. That Is some
thing, and Il Is truth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05

The Canadian census OF 1901, which
registers gain OF 505,G4i, or 10 as per
cent In the past ten years, has brought
it's share OF surprises. While every
one was prepared for the gratifying in
crease OF population in Columbia and
Manitoba, OF 985 and Gl3 per cent. re-
spectiyely, which has been largely due
TO the immigration policy of the pres
ent government, many viii be disap-
pointed TO find that In English Canada,
Ontario, New Brunswick, and Nova
Scotia the population is nearly station
airy, French Canada. the province Of
Quebec, on the other hand, has gained
SO per cent, or four times as fast as
the other eastern provinces. This fact
has already drawn out demand for a
recount from some OF the Conservative
newspapers, which charge that the fig
ures have been falsifed; but no one
who knows the French Canadians,
among whom early marriage and the
full culver" are the rule. win wonder
that they have outstripped their Eng
fish neighbors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
cANADA's SLOW GROWTH.
Philadelphia Record.

The very slight increase Of population
In Canada during the past ten years Is
source Of great DISAPPOINTMENT to the
leaders Of the political parties In the
dominion II has, however. put an end
to the charges OF dishonest padding
which We're made before the tabulation
OF the census returns had been complet-
ed. Six lean years and four fat years
are included In the decade between the
census year. AS the time has been
nearly equally divided between the
party in power and the party In oppo-
sltion, neither can successfully accuse
the other of responsibility for the slow
growth Of population. The truth is that
there is constant and heavy drain up
on Canadian vigor owing to the migra-
ton Of young men toward the United
States, where there Is larger opportuni-
~ for remunerative employment. But
for the fortuitous discovery OF gold In
Alaska and the consequent drift Of adj
venturous spirits thltherward which
have had an important influence in
building up business In the northwest
ern territories of the dominion, it Is
doubtful whether the census returns for
1901 would have shown any increase In
population.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
Boston Herald.

The dominion possesses enormous ma
tural resources. resources which. II It's
provinces were states Of the Union.
would receive development with a speed
which is hardly probable .under exist
ing conditions. Stll, with the taking
up and utilization Of the natural re-
sources that this country affords, the
probabilities are that within the next
few years. more and more American
capital will seek investment in Canadl
and that with these investments will
go increased opportunities for liyeli-
hood thus leading by natural steps to
the large inflow OF an Industrial popula-
ton, We are inclined 70 believe that
in the next ten years the growth in
population Of the dominion will be quite
double what IL appears to have been
during the ten years that have just
passed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05

Prince Metchersky deplores the moral
and intellectual lncapability Of the RUS
sian peaeant and says that In most
matters OF civilized advancement he Is
a thousand years behind The prince
should elevate his eyes little If he is
IN quest OF the seat Of this difficulty
Having a knowledge OF existing condl-
tions in their country, Russian rulers
and nobility must either be sadly lack
ing in education upon political eco
Monies or are wilfully closing their
eyes to what they surely must see, and
which could be remedled In the pay
ment OF more attention TO the elevation
Of the common citizen and less to the
exiting OF supposed nihilists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05

The United States stands. Il seems
FAR ahead of the nations Of the world
In IT'S divorce records, az well as IN
other respects In a single year the
divorces granted here are said TO have
been nearly twice as many as those
granted In an the other countries OF
the world. The divorce statistics Of
one year show that In the United
states 23412 divorces were granted. In
France, Gas. in Germany 6i6l. In Rus
sia l.1Sa. In England sos In no other
countries are divorces granted for as
trivial causes AS here. What is the
matter with American husbands and
wives?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
san FrancIsco Chronicle.

John r. Spears hits the nail on the
head when be says that the America g
cup was never IN such danger OF being
carried across the sea as Il Is this year.
The defeat Of the Constitution on SAT-
urday by the Columbia adds point TO
Spears remarks. The new boat and her
crew both seem 10 be in need Of an in
fusion OF ginger" and. unless both
Improve In a marked way. We shall
have the humiliation Of seeing the
shamrock carry OF the honors. Well II
such a result must come. the American
people win not begrudge the victory TO
Sir Thomas Linton. who has shown
himself a thoroughbred sport
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
the AMERICAS cur.
San Francisco Call.

The famous trophy. which has now
become the greatest snorting prize In
the world, was won by the America In
1851. II has been In our possession for
fifty years without intermissiOn. Never
once has a challenger succeeded In
winning Il away Possibly a greater in
terest might be given to the contest II
we should lose t. but we do not like
to have the interest augmented in that
way. The struggle is exciting enough
az n ig
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05

II the story Of abduction and maroon
ing told by thirteen striking clgarmak-
ers OF Tampa Florida, be true, then
there Is work in sight for the United
states authorities. The parties who
made thirteen an unlucky number this
time should receive much attention Of
Just and reproving nature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05

do we need great war noyels?' is a
question suggested by the statement
Of Jane II. Findlater. that war, Of all
the primal topics Of human life, has
been the least written about by the
novelists." War novels painting war
in all its hideous reality may be need
ed. Products OF the imagination, In
that line, are plentiful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05

Thirty Cinnamon who have made
small fortunes In Chicago are leaving
for their homes IA china, where theli
money win enable them 10 live in lux.
ury during the remainder Of their lives.
That Is one OF the objectionable fca-
lures IN the CELESTIAL" he cannot be.
come a citizen and the earnings which
Ne takes away with him add 70 the
drain upon this country's wealth. What
the United States wants is people who
ara "stayers"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05

The officials OF the steel trust seem to
be inclined to arbitration. but the strlk-
ers must take the initiative. II both
sides were willing to apply the golden
rule" to the dispute, Cancellation would
speedily follow, But many people
wonder what the golden rule has TO
40 with business affairs 1t would be
interesting to know what, In their opIn-
ion, that rule is for, anyhow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05

II is now intimated that the Car
may mediate between France and Tur-
key. How France can recede from her
position without settlement Of the
claims is not clear still II the Car
has a plan, France is almost sure to
accept H. Turkey could get no better
mediator in France than the Russian
rgar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05

King Edwards throat is an object OF
much worry In his friends and British
diplomats and citizens. It is stated
that while at present no cancerous con-
dition prevails. such IL liable to be de-
veloped IN time. With this danger
threatening their king there should be
small wonder that Engllshmen are con
cerned for at the death OF Edward
would be more liable 10 come political
disturbance than was possible, upon the
demise OF his good mother.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05

leans stand easily at the head OF the
list as the sugar.eating nations Dr.
Wllloughby Gardner, In a recent aru-
Gle, establishes the fact that sugar IL
potent creator of energy and main
talner OF stamina. His general concur
sion is that the increased height ana
weight and the improved health OF the
English people in the last half-eentury
are largely due to the increased con-
sumption Of sugar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05

There are persistent rumors about the
retirement, at an early date, Of Lord
Salisbury from public life. II is pre-
dicted that that event viii completely
disarrange British politics. as there Is
no leader to take his place, just as none
has been found to Ill the vacancy In
the liberal party, left by the death Of
Gladstone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
Chicago News.

Shamrock II may be the most Won
derful boat that was ever launched. but
Sir Thomas has not succeeded in scar
ing our betting men down TO even
money,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05

The Medical Times claims that the
worlds consumption Of sugar IN the
last fifteen years has doubled, while IN
Great Britain It has trcbled per head
in forty years The English and Amer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05

Scotland and Ireland are the subject,
OF the young Folks Story OF the
World" There are many interesting
in the number,-Plymoutn
Place, Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
RECENT PUBLICATIONS,

The September number Of The Black
Cat contains, as usually five short
stories. all NJ absorbing interest. They
are Gentlemen Unafraid," by Florence
Guertin futile; Born Tired" James
u Ellsworth. The Invisible City"
Frank Lille Pollock: "The strayed
Finger John Wocott. and ''The Man
who Found Zero" Ion Arnold.-1li
HIGH St. Boston, Mass.
The September number Of Grams
Magazine comes with a fine selection
o. reading matter II opnus with a sec
ond chapter Of In Search % Natures
Secrets. Then comes a paper by Israei
Smith Glare on the Birth OF the
United States Constitution" /, has,
further articles on "Our Foreign Com
merce and Us Possibilities" Aaron
Burr" Moses and the Exodus"
American Problems IN the Philip
fines;" Russia 'he Marplot ana Op.
pressor," and The Filipino Races"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
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