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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-28
RR|CANDS TREAT
MISS STONE WELL
Send to CcnstantlnopIe to Get Her
Kodak Films.
THE RANSOM MUST BE PAID
NJ IL is Not Forthcoming In Thirty
Days, She viii be Put 20 Death
or Married 60 a Bandit

Paris, Sept. 2s,-A Paris newspaper
correspondent sends word to the Figaro
on the staff Of which he is employed,
that he has just returned from a visit
TO Miss Ellen NJ. Stone. Of the Ameri-
can board Of foreign missions, who is
held by brigands In a mountainous re-
gion Of Turkey
The correspondent wires that he sue
ceeded in locating Miss Stone in an al
most inaccessible mountain defile. The
chief of the outlaws permitted the cor
respondent to see Miss Stone and talk
with her. Miss Stone told her visitor
that she had been treated with ex-
ceeding courtesy ever since her capture
Two brlgands were detailed to act as
her personal servants, providing her
with good food and showing her every
attention. The brigands had instructions
10 obey her merest whim and to show
with what degree OF consideration she
was treated she told the newspaper
man that having exhausted all of the
films of her kodak, she had said that
SUt NlShtu sHF Hdu iHoi's Inc utShN
was repeated to the chief Of the bri-
gands who at once posted courier off
to Constantinople TO secure u supply for
her. This meant week OF steady tray
cling by mule over dangerous and rocky
mountain paths.
The leader Of the brigands told the
correspondent that unless a ransom OF
$4,000 was forthcoming within thirty
days Miss Stone would either be put TO
death or compelled to marry one Of the
bandits. II is believed that the bandit
viii keep his word
The situation recalls the capture by
those same brigands in the same region
six years ago OF Nine. Gerard de Trinc-
vile, a beautiful French woman who is
now a Carmelte nun. Through the
dishonesty Of Turkish official by
whom the ransom was negotiated, the
money failed to reach the bandits. The
lovely French girl was therefore forced
TO become the wife of a member of the
outlaw gang. She was rescued seven |
months later In battle In which her |
father killed her bandit husband.
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HANNA on ROOSEVELT.
The Senator Thinks New President
VIII Carry on Mckinley's Policy.

Boston Sept. Ex-senator Hanna and
his daughter Ruth have Just passed
through Boston on their way to Bath,
Ne, where Miss Hanna will christen
the cruiser Cleveland. Roosevelt has
said that he will carry out Mr.. McKin-
ley's policy" said the senator. "and ]
believe he will Everything IN going
along smoothly at Washington. We
have no foreign complications and no
other troubles now that amount 10
anything. believe that President Nc
Kinley's ideas OF reciprocity as out
lined In his speech In Buffalo VIII be
carried out. but Of course that Is a mat
ter that will have 20 be dealt with at
the next session OF Congress. There
are several treaties TO be considered
then, the French treaty the jamaica
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Paderewski's Ambition.

New York, Sept. 2S.-Paderewskl Is
DESTROYS Of duplicating as composer
In America the tremendous success
which ne has made there as pianist.
and is arranging for an early visit, says
the London correspondent of the World.
Before concluding the arrangement
With Maurice Grau by which his opera
Manu- is TO be produced at the Met
ropolitan opera house in New York city,
he insisted upon the engagement for the
title role Of Bandrowskl. a Polish tenor
whose impersonatlon satisfied him. lie
has now decided TO prepare the produce
ton under his own personal supervision
and TO take part IN the first perform
ance.
In order to do this he has cancelled
his concert tours in Italy and Spain.
which Will give him the time 10 make
the transatlantic trip. He has also
decided to begin his tours in Germany
and Austria next month.
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THIRTEEN MEN DROWNED.
Were Prospecting for Cinnabar Near
the Rio Grande.

San Antonio, Tex, Sept. 27-News
nas Just been received Of a disaster
that happened in Preside county
near the Rio Grande, on the 25th inst.
thirteen men who were prospecting for
cinnabar losing their lives in floods
caused by a waterspout or a cloud
burst
William Bolis.
George Holton.
Henry Carter.
Hernandez Costello.
Philip Humphreys.
Peter Schaffer
Alfred Montez.
William Jefferson.
Thomas Frezczello.
Algtrnon Rhea.
Casper Deutchman.
George Ainch.
CAMEL Carr.
The men were In two parties, camped
one mile apart in a dry ravine known
as Alamnto creek, In which there had
been no water for fifteen months, on
account OF the drouth They were
asleep at 10 o'clock when there was a
cloudburst several miles up the "a
vine. 4 volume OF water twenty feet
high washed down the ravlne and
swept over the men in the two camps
before they were aware of their dan
ger All were drowned, and up to this
time only six bodies have been found.
The Alaminto empties into the Rio
jfaide river not far from where the
fatality happened, and It is more than
probable that the other seven bodies
nave peen swept into that stream.
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Young Rockefeller's Wedding.

Providence. r. l.. Sept. 2s.-Invta-
lions have been. Issued by Senator aud
Mrs. Nelson W. Aldrich for the we'd
ding Of their daughter, Abby Greene.
10 John ID. Rockefeller. Jr., Wednesday
October 3, at the Aldrich summer resi-
denee, Warwick Neck.
The ceremony viii he performed nj
n.S0 am, In the beautiful room in the
spacious grounds which has recently
been erected TO take the place OF the
10000 boat house and BAH room des-
tryoed by fire last winter
30 numerous are the friends Of the
two families that II was deemed best
TO Issue only a limited number OF In.
vtations. but there WIN he 5000 an.
nouncement cards. There VIII he
guests from Chicago, New York. New.
port and Boston. and 10 accommodate
those who wish 10 reach the grounds
two commodious steamers have been
ensated. Only the immediate friends
~ the contracting narties will witness
the ceremony, which VIII be performed
by the Rev James g. Voss. nastor Of
the Round Top Congregational church
Providence
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3lv0 Years OF
Awful Pile Pain.

Of the visit. The reply was that the
vessel had been instructed to land 500
men. The commander OF the Perseus
advised the Turkish commander TO re-
turn TO Busla
The Turkish vessel, instead of doing
this, entered the harbor and prepared
Ia land the troops. The Perseus clear
ed decks for action and played her
searchlight on the Turk all night.
In the morning the Turkish COM
mahder visited the Perseus and intim-
ated his intention of returning to Fac
and teegraphing to Constantlnople for
Instructions The vessel went to Fac
and Is still there.
Meantime Turkish troops are mass
ing a. Busra and are reported to be
under the command of Edhem Pasha.
The sheikh Mabourah reports that
the Vail Of Busra has asked him to
discourage The calls Of British warships
and mail steamers. He has refused to
do so.
a British protectorate has not yet
been established
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Cornell Formally Opened.

Ithaca. n. Y, Sept 2s--Cornell uni
versity has been formally opened by
President ]. G. Cchurman. An increase
OF nearly $50 students in the freshman
class Is reported. In his address Presi-
dent Schurman touched briefly on the
nations recent calamity. He deplored
the appearance Of the spirit Of anarchy
In this country. and especially because
Its repressment might mean curtail-
ment OF the priceless heritage OF free
speech,
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Names of Jury OF Awards.

Pittsburg. Aept, 2S.-John w. Beatty,
director Of fine arts at the Carnegie in
stitute, announces the names Of the in
irrational jury Of awards elected for
this year by the contributors. They
are: Edmond Aman-Jean, Paris; Rob-
ert W. Allan, London: John w. Alex
ander. New York; John La Fargo. New
York; Winsow Homer, Scarboro,
Maine; Frank W. Benson, Salem,
Mass. Robert W. Vonnon, Rockand,
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OUR SOLDIERS IN CHINA.
Gen. Gaselee Praises Their Hospital
and CommissarIat.

London, Sept 2S.-Gen. Gaselee, who
was commander of the British forces
in China, in an interview regarding
the International troops in China, said
the Americans were especially well
equipped with hospitals and commits
sariat and spared no expense In max
ing their troops comfortable. He ad-
ded:
we always got on splendldly with
our American comrades Ii Is most
important that we should keep In with
the fine soldiers. Both the officers and
mon seemed TO me to be fuller of SOL
dierly spirit and capable Of great
things"
The general said he did not think
there was any danger Of a serious
rising In China.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-28
WABASH TRAIN WRECKED.
Accident Occurred al a Curve Seven Miles
Southeast Of Council Bluffs.
Three Passengers Were Very BADLY
Injured and Many More Hurt
More or Less.

Omaha, Neb., Sept. 27.-Through pas
senger train No. on the Wabash from
St. Louis to Omaha was wrecked at
10 o'clock today at a curve seven miles
southeast OF Council Bluffs. The en-
tire train, consisting Of mail and bag
gage cars, two day coaches, chair
car and Pullman sleeper, rolled down
an elghteen-foot embankment and
turned bottomside up. The engine
alone remained upright, stopping with
the forward trucks on the edge Of the
bridge over Indian creek. The train
carried nearly a hundred passengers,
and, miraculous as II seems, none were
killed Three were perhaps fatally in
iured, sixteen seriously hurt and a
score Of others received minor bruises.
BADLY HURT.
Conductor Arthur F. Wilson. Coun-
ell Bluffs, side and head badly crushed:
internal injuries; may die.
Mrs. George Rue. Silver City, Ia.
several ribs broken, hip crushed and
internal injuries.
Infant daughter OF A. II. Wilson.
Tekama, Neb. head badly crushed:
will probably die.
LESS SERIOUSLY INJURED.
George Kammerer, Dodge, Neb.. knee
hurt
Mrs. George Kammerer, Dodge. Neb.,
head and arm.
Two Kammerer children.
Mrs. +. s. Matt0x, Cincinnati, hip.
Mrs. W. A. Dalston. Fullerston, Neb..
head.
Frank Smith, express messenger. arm
crushed.
William Judd. chief mail clerk, an
kle.
A. II. Wilson, leg bruised. shoulder
dislocated.
Mrs. A. II. Wilson, about chest.
Mis- Carrie Kern, hip.
r. II. Harris. porter; leg injured.
X. A. Addy, 1mogene, Ia; severe
scalp wounds.
F. NJ. secrist, Eldorado. Kan; cut by
flying glass.
G. W. salter. Eldorado. hip crushed.
back hurt.
Mrs Handy, Shenandoah. Ia; inter-
nally. serious.
Mrs. Addy received a scalp wound
which required several stitches and had
4 narrow escape from death.
a score Of others were more or less
injured. some having gashes caused |
by glass and broken seats. Most Of |
he injured were taken 10 farm houses |
intil relief could arrive. and later were |
'emoved to hospitals here and al Coun-
N Bluffs.
The train was running abe AZ thirty /
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miles an hour when the accident hap
pened All the cars were badly dam
aged and there were several narrow
eseaDes. When Mr.. Addy was taken
out II WAS from under a large car
truck which had been TANNED In be-
side him, just missing his head. The
little daughter OF A. II. Wilson was
sleeping In a coat rack over the seat
and was thrown across the car. II
Will probably die.
The wreck is thought to have been
due to spreading Of the rails.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-28
To Preach Alfred's Memorial Sermon

New York. Sept. 2S.-At a meeting Of
the American Authors society It was
decided that the Rev. DR.. II. Gullck.
rector of the church Of Zion and st.
Timothy would preach the sermon in
81. Paul's chapel on Sunday evening,
October q, In commemoration OF the
one thousandth anniversary of the
death Of King Alfred.
il was also announced that Gen.
Stewart l.. Woodford and Capt Mahan
would be among the speakers al the
banquet to be given by the society al
Delmonico's on Monday, October 2s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-28
Low Informed of His Nomination.

New York Sept. 2S.--seth Low, the
fusion candidate for mayor has been
waited on by committee Of the CltI-
zens' union organization at his resi-
dence and formally Informed of his
nomination, which was made at the
city convention. Geo. II. Putnam.
chairman OF the convention made the
notification speech. Mr. Low respond
ed accepting.
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Up. Morgan Gets a Hobcma.

London, Sept. 2S.--Chares wcrtheim-
err, noted art dealer has Just pur-
chased--for ]. Z, Morgan, II is be-
lieved--a famous landscape by Ho-
bema. the gem Of magnificent collec-
tlcn OF Dutch pictures al Dorchester
house, Park Lane the property Of Capt.
Holford.
The price paid was $4,000 by
Wertheimer. The price for a painting
by Hobbema was 10000 at Chrlstie's
for an example from the Earl Of Dud-
ley's collection.
Capt. Holford was only tempted to
sell by the large price offered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-28
Senior Bruzual Imprisoned.

New York, Sept ga dispatch to the
Herald from Willemstad says:
Senior Bruzual, chief OF counsel for
the New York and Bermudez CO.. in
the suit against the Warner. Quinlan
syndicate for the control Of Felicldad
asphalt lake, has been sent 70 prison
In Caracas, Venezuela, for political
reasons. Physicians advised that Senior
Bruzual be removed from prison TO d
hospital under bond, This was done.
Senior Bruzual has now been sent back
to prison. and no reasons are given for
the action. He disclaims any political
connections.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-28
ANGLO.TURkisH CRISIS.
British ship Perseus Cleared for
Action, bringing Turk to Time.

London. Sept 2s.--A dispatch to the
Times from Bombay gives the follow
Ing additional details regarding an al.
legged Anglo-Turkish crisis in southern
ASia. According 10 these latest dis
patches the Turks again attempted 20
land troops AZ Koweit.
The British cruiser perseus. noticing
the MOVEMENTS Of Turkish vessel.
steamed IN and demanded the object
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-28
Roosevelt to Make western Trip.

Washington, Sept 26.-President
Roosevelt probably VIII make an ex-
tended visit to the Pacific coast next
year The President has spoken OF
mis- intention TO several of his friends,
among them II. w. Scott OF Portland,
ore, and S, A. Perkins of the Tacoma
Ledger, who left for the coast today
IN the belief that this trip would be
undertaken.
Il Ia proposed that the President
snail visit Washington and Oregon
ilfst thence going to California, and
returning through the central western
or southern states The President has
never visited the Pacific slope.
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No Increase of Wages.

New York, Sept, PA special to the
World from Fall River, Mass, says:
The Manufacturers association has
seemingly ignored the textile council
as no aswer TO the letter demanding
an increase Of wages has been received.
President Tansy thinks a general strike
imminent
The council will hold a meeting Sat-
urday night or Sunday afternoon, If,
meanwhile an unfavorabe answer is
received the leaders VIII try TO prevent
trouble until special meetings OF the
unions can be held
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Department store for London.

New York, Sept 2S-The World says:
II is reported that Henry siegel who
a few days ago disposed of a control
ing interest in the New York depart
ment store of Siegel, Cooper & Co. to
b. ]. Greenhut, is contemplating the
establishment Of a department store
in London. Mr. Siegel In an interview
admitted that he had for some time
contemplated something OF the sort.
He denied, however that Sir Thomas
Upton had been consulted regarding
the matter or that he had discussed
the possibilities OF business partner
ship with the ownor Of Shamrock IL.
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No New Plague a, Naples.

New York, Sept. 2s-The Naples cor
respondent OF the Herald says:
There is the very best authority for
stating that since the ten cases OF
plague with five deaths were certified
up to Wednesday. no fresh case had
occurred.
Measures have been taken to Isolate
those attacked.
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vienua's Burgomsster Challenged.

Belln, Sept 2S-Dr. Lueger. the
chief burgomaster Of Vienna, was re-
Gently challenged 10 duel by Herr
Ofanheim. lawyer, whom he had
called a malevolent fool. He refused TO
fight, however
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Killed by Mexican Brigands.

Puebla, Mexico, Sept. 2S.--Brigands
obtained entrance to the Hacienda de
10 Joya, In this state, while the work.
men were absent and shot Senior Las
teri, owner OF the place. Lasteri fired
at the bandits and killed his assaiant.
Lasteri was wounded by machete
but continued hiring when his son came
70 tho rescue and shot and killed four
Of the robbers. The bandits then fed.
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Senator Hanna would not discuss the
result Of the trial Of President Mckln-
lcys assassin. do you know, ne said'
when asked about the assassin, Il have
not said a word about that man Ana
7 am not going TO. The shock OF that
affair has been a terrible one 10 me"
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To Inspect Underground Roads.

New York, Sept. 2S-August Bel
mont at the head of the Rapid Transit
Subway construction company, togeth-
er with many Of its officers and the
chief engineer Of the Rapid Transit
commission will sail for Europe next
week on tour Of inspection OF under
ground railways abroad.
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treaty. the Argentine treaty and a
number Of others
"Nhs, the reports 10 be made con-
tain We DO not know. but I think they
viii result IN freer reciprocity Win 81
least SOME Of the counties We MI deal
With"
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ing sure signs Of
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Peruvian Legislative Dispute Ended

Lima, Peru, Sept 2S.-The conflict be-
tween the senate and the chamber Of
deputies has been amicably settled.
DR.. Felipe Osma has been appointed
ambassador TO Bolivia.
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President TO Visit Yale.

New Haven, Conn, Sept. 2S.-Presi-
dent Hadley Of Yale university says
that the date on which President
Roosevelt will attend the Yale bi-centen-
NAL viii be Wednesday, Oct. 20, the last
day Of the celebration.
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sultan's Health Failing.

Berlin. Sept. 2S.--The health Of Abdul
Hand, sultan Of Turkey. is said to be
falling
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Bank Clearings.

The bank clearings throughout the
United States and Canada for the
week ending Friday, Sept, q, 1901,
were as follows:
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