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SENATE ATTENDS.
Offers Resolutions and Adjourns In
Order To bePrcsent atObsequies.

Upon the Senate converting this after
noon. after the President had called
the members 10 order, Senator Whitney
arose in his place and offered the fol-
lowing resolution, at the same time
moving the suspesion Of the rules. and
that il go into immediate effect
Senate resolution No. 5, by Mr.
Whitney:
Whereas public notice has been given
that Doctor Karl @. Maeser. Utahs
veteran educator. died at his home In
this city on Feb, 18th. 1901. and that 2
D. m. today Is the time set for the OBJ
sequles at the Tabernacle; and,
Whereas by the death OF this great
and good man the State looses promi-
nent and progressive citizen and the
cause Of education pillar OF strength
and a light whose reflection. like a star
in the ocean. will shine In the future
lives and characters Of multitudes OF
our fellow citizens who We're his pu-
pills and associates; now therefore
Resolved. that as mark Of respect 10
the deceased and In recognition Of his
distinguished services in the education
al field. the Senate do now adjourn un-
I'll after the funeral services. and that
its members proceed In a body TO the
Tabernacle 10 attend the same.
Senator smoot, In seeonding the reso-
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ana by another man who rented m,
mouse 20 the two men. Wv
MS description talIies with that NJ
lhe uark compleXioned man who nnyo-
tlated Tor and bought the horse and fha
pussy with which the abductlop was
procured. The servant Of the Partridge
househoId Is the woman Of whom the
man made inquiries with regard TO
renting the house and she SAYS there is
no DOUBT as to the Identity Of Callahan
as the man with whom she talked
James Schneider Wind, the owner NJ
the house to which the boy was takan
was the man who identified Callahan
ana says he Is the man who accom-.
panied the light complexioned man In
DIS negotiations for the renting of the
house. '"'
callahan was seen late this afternoon
ana denied all knowledge Of the kid
mapping but acknowledged a cordial
friendship with Pat Grove.
The prisoner Is James Callahan an
eN-cohvict He has recently been living
win a sister named Mrs. Kelly M
Flfty-third street and Woolworth ave-
nue. which Is In the Vicinity OF Rusers
park and not far from the house in
which young Cudahy was held prls-
oner pending negotiations for the pay
ment OF the ransom. He has been an
associate OF Pat Grove for several wears
and has lived in Omaha most Of that
time
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TO the character and life OF the late
Karl O. Maeser were unanimously
passed.
Whereas, II hath pleased Almighty
God 90 take unto Himself. our beloved
fellow teacher and superintendent, DR..
Kari c. Maeser, and
Whereas, each one Of us experiences
In the departure OF this noble and pure
spirit. a personal bereavement like unto
that which is felt AZ the loss OF mem
beers of our own families; and
Whereas, the long years OF efficient
and devoted service rendered by our
venerable leader 70 the cause of eduoa-
ton In our midst, have endeared to us
his name and memory, be II therefore
Resolved, by the faculty Of the Lat
ter-day Saints College, that we hereby
offer our tribute OF praise to his char
acter and labors, and testify herewith
OF the gratitude we feel for having
known one whom II pleased God to
honor with rare endowments and TO
trust with great responsibilities; and
while we mourn the loss of his sweet
and invlgofating companionship we re-
ioice In the knowledge that he has gone
unto an exceeding great reward "--eter-
nal service In the Kingdom Of our
Father.
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DEBATE ON THE
NJ MILAN BILL

Today's session was marked chiefly
for the debate on the Mcmillan bill. 1t
was proposed to change the minutes
to show that the bill had passed over
the Governors Veto and herein arose
the storm.
Senate concurrent resolution No. 2, by
Allison, TO the effect that as II was
desirable that both houses adjourn at
as early date as possible that no
bills be introduced after the forty
fifth day of the session, February Is.
except by two-thrds vote Of all pres
ent and voting. MIR. Smith moved as an
amendment that the fiftieth day be in
serted In the resolution instead of the
forty-iifth, and the amendment car
ried.
1t was decided that next Tuesday
be set apart for the visit to the Deaf
and Dumb asylum at Ogden. There
was some discussion as to whether or
not the visit should be made on Friday.
which is legal holiday Saturday and
Monday were also proposed but voted
down by large majority.
Mr.. Bench moved that the House ad-
journ for DR. Maesers funeral. The
motion was lost by two Votes-lG 10 49,
motion that all who wished 10 attend
the funeral be excused for that purpose
carried and several OF the members
left the House.
A claim Of John Holland for sijl.l2
was referred TO the State board Of ex-
aminers.
The House journal reads that the
Governors veto to House bill No. Is
was sustained by vote Of IL ayes 10
SO nays. The clerk was ordered TO
change the vote TO ayes 80, nays r.
Messrs. Smith and Van Horne. Homer.
Hew'ett and others objected AXton
asked u the changing Of the minutes
was for the purpose Of showing that
the Mcmillan bill was passed over the
Governors veto. The Speaker replied
thai Il was.
The crop OF new bills was not quite
so heavy today rs II was yesterday and
some other earlier DAYS Of the session
House bill No. 49, by ID. H. Morris,
to amend the session laws relating 10
Horticulture. The Hill Is for the pur-
pose OF Increasing the compensation Of
The members OF the state board OF
horticulture 5000 each
House bill No. $50, by d. G. Johnson.
by request to amend the statistics re-
latlng 10 sericulture. 20 encourage the
culture Of silk. by increasing the APP
preparation 10 the silk commission from
81 900 to $500 for the year and appro.
PIRATES $500 for bounlies IN place o.
81 000
House bill No. 157, by Holzhelmcr. au-
thorizlng county commissioners TO APP
point a Waterman or special officers
House hill No, 1872, by Holzheimer an |
act In relation 20 Judgments obtained |
against county officers or counties for |
unlawful collection Of taxes. and the |
liabilities Of the State and school dis |
trlcts for the respective amounts re-
relyed House bill No. 1888. by Holz- !,
helmer, authorizing trustees Of school !
districts 10 levy a tax 10 refund taxes /
collected.
House bill No. 1874 by Holzhemer. 10 /
amend the statutes relating 20 judg- /
ments for taxes unlawfully collected
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ANOTHER FRANCHISE.
Salt Lake City Street Railroad to FIX
tend Its Lines.

The Salt Lake City Railway company
late this afternoon applied TO the coun-
ty commissioners for a franchise to lay
tracks from a point on Seventh East
TO Fourteenth South. This move indl-
Gates that the proposed Rapid Transit
new line mentioned In another part Of
this paper. Is to be fought to ar !ssue
by the rival street car company
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Still Following Dewet.

London, Feb. 19--Lord Kitchener,
commander-in chief Of the British
forces In South Africa. telegraphipg
from Pretoria to the war Office under
date of February is, says:
'Dewet is reported still moving north
and now is west OF Hopetown. He
probably will double back to the south
west. The troops are prepared for this
"A train was derailed between
Vereenlng and johannesburg this
morning but the Beers were driven OFF
before they secured much"
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Spanish Ministerial Crisis.

Madrid. Feb. 19.-The Liberal today
publishes a statement made by Senior
Sagasta. the liberal leader. who said
Senior Silvella. the conservative leader.
cannot solve the crisis, and his advent
to power would only create trouble.
The best solution, according to Senior
Sagasta, is the retention Of Gen. Azcar-
raga as premier as he can count on the
support of the minorities.
The question Of the religious orders
in Spain can, Senior Sagasta says. be
solved without drastic measures.
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Searching for Dead Bodies.

New Haven, Conn, Feb. ls.-The
search for bodies In the ruins OF the
old Judson Packing house on Canal
street, which was burned shortly after
midnight. was continued for hours after
the flames were extinguished, resulting
IN the definite knowledge that the four
fremen, whose mangled bodies were
pulled from under the debris Of the
fallen wall while the fire was in
progress, were the only victims. These
fremen were:
Captain Joseph condren.
VIM. Reilly.
Fred. Hale.
Frank Williams.
James Powell. fireman, has COM
pound fracture OF leg and Louis
Coates Is also suffering from a fractured
leg. II is believed that both will re-
cover
The property loss win amount to
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luton, said that It gave him the great
est pleasure TO second the same. Not
only had Utah lost a sterling and no.
bic citizen. but one who, by his power
OF imparting instruction. had left be-
hind him more eloquent ministers,
more distinguished statesmen, authors
and poets than any other man who had
ever came into the State. The Senate
would DO itself proud 20 pass the reso-
luton and attend the funeral I'm a body
The roll was then called and the res0-
luton was carried. every senator voting
aye.
The Senate then adjourned until after
the funeral services
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WINTER QUARTERS
STARTS TOMORROW
ESPECIAL TO THE oNEWs .

Scodeld. Utah, Feb 19-ApplIcations
AT Winter Quarters have reached the
number OF l3l at 10 o'clock today. Supt.
Williams says he expects lbs by to-
night, with which number the company
will start No, | mine tomorrow morn
Ing. Many are anxious TO get meet
Ing called to declare the strike off,
which will likely be done this after.
noon.
About IL inches Of snow has fallen
in the last "A hours.
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NAVAL CADETSHlP.
Examination Develops Splendid Re-
suits on Part of Candidates.

The successful candidate IN the ex-
animation for the naval cadetship had
not been announced up 10 a late hour
this afternoon, but Ii Is understood
that A. Burgess Young and Robert Fol-
land. two high school boys, are among
those who stand nearest the goal Both
boys were examined physically this
morning by Or. Wright and John Q
Cannon, and are said to have made an
equally good showing.
Or. Wright and superintendent Coop
err were seen by the News" this after
noon. and both stated that no decision
for the naval cadetship would be- made
before tomorrow, as several OF the can
didates stood within few points Of
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Relief Party Taking Out Bodies.

Seattle, Wash, Feb. IA special to
the Times from Cumberland, B. c.,
says;
The relief party began taking out
bodies from the mines here this morn
ing. At midnight when the shift came
up they reported having found the coat
Of Dan Mclnnes torn In two, and at 9
a, m. today his remains were found, to-
gether with those OF Japanese in the
FIRST workings Of No. 9 reached from
No. mine.
From their position II Is believed the
men were killed instantly, and as they
We're furthest from the scene of the
explosion II Is also believed that all
the Others were killed without warning.
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Had a Hard Voyage.

Queenstown, Feb is.-The British
steamer Lord Kelvin, from New Or
leans, January l6, via Norfolk, January
"a, for Hamburg, has put into Queens
town and reports having had q fearful
voyage. She experienced terrific easter
ly gales fifteen days and her coal sup
ply became exhausted and she was
forced to burn portions Of her cargo
for several days. Almost throughout
the voyage, the weather was the worst
ever experienced by all on board.
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each other on the literary examination,
and that a final physical examination
would be made Of these candidates be-
fore the matter was decided
Dr. Wright further stated that owing
to the closeness Of the marks received
by some OF the candidates that a thor
ough physical examination Of several
OF the foremost boys would be under
taken before the name Of the successful
candidate would be announced.
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PUBLlC BNlLUlNG BILL.
'lr King will Call on Speaker to Have
a Day Set TO Hear il,
ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS ~

Washington. d. c.. Feb. l9,-Repre
sentative King will head q committee
Of members Of the House q call On the
Speaker and see Il he will set a day
fOr the consideration Of the public
buildings bin Unless the bin is ta.2n
up this week. sal, Lake VIII not have
a public building this session q Con-
eress,
OFF FOR CUBA.
James r. Hearns brother Of Senator
Kearns. accompanied by r. o. Kear5ns
Jr. OF ST Louis. loft today for Cuba.
POSTMASTERS.
Posmasters appointed: Utah. Fort
Duchesne. t'jntah county Nellie Thorn.
ton. vice James II Me.se rescu-d.
Sigurd Sewer county. Mrs Annie COVE
ley. vice Sophia Dastrup. resigned
PENSIONS,
Idaho pension granted Widows,
Olive Caldwell. Shoshone, SIS.
Mexican war survivors Increase:
Thos. s. Harris Idaho city Si2
PATENTS.
A patent has been granted 10 Frank
J. and g. A. MacCarihy ogden Ifah.
Tor multiplying platehoider for cameras.
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li 4 CRUSADERS
SHOOT A WOMAN
u,,a.oo,s Head Blown Off Her Hus-
\, ,,.d,s Saloon Was Raided- Town in
a Fever Of Excitement

.,.oo others were wounded slightly. A
w. more shots we're fred but the mon,
aIa rn,ed at the killing Of Mrs. Hudson,
a, ,,onrv ,eft the place without stopping
w Sas;rov the liquors and fixtures.
" ALTERNATING the attack, Hudson had
oathered about him ten armed men.
They, however taken by SURPRISE, Were
stampeded and this fact ana the klll,hs
~ Mrs. Hudson probably preVehteu
bloody riot s. ,,t,,,,oa
The ARRAY lasted but few minutes
and the details were not learned untll
mis- morning the raiders having gone
quietly to their homes The members
Of the party are all believed 10 De young
farmers who live near WILDWOOD.
sheriff Eyerhardy went from here TO
Wildwood today and arrested TWO or Ihe
raiders. John and Henry wilson, me
coroner later left for the scene 10 noid
an inquest. Intense excitement sun ex-
lsts and numerous arrests VIII doubtless
follow.
MASS MEETING IN WICHITA.
wichita, Kansas, Feb. ia mass
meeting Of business men has been
called for next Friday, The call says
"All citizens and taxpayers OF the city
of Wichita hereby call mass meeting
AT o'clock, February 22, for the pur-
pose OF taking such steps as VIII pre-
vent any lawlessness or mob violence
in our city Every business man VINO
is interested in the welfare of wichita
is earnestly requested to be present
TO CLOSE WICHITA SALOONS
Wichita, Kansas. Feb is-At meet.
ing of the ministerial association last
evening. 1t was resolved 10 call mass
meeting at the Auditorium next sun
day afternoon for the purpose OF IN
sistlng upon the closing Of the saloons
In Wichita.
Rev. j. ID. Richie, Of the Episcopal
church. president OF the Ministerial as
ISOLATION did not attend the meeting
but has come out In an interview az
opposed to prohibition. He says the
saloon Is so deeply grounded In Amerl,
can life that 1t is part Of our social
system a large number of the people
make It their club Regulation Is the
best that can be done with the saloon
problem.
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| ,.v No., Feb. pa special
E.n', s' C'i from Leaven"or'h' wan
'''s n.,ked farmers armed wiz. !,
went, S. attempted to raid a saloon oir a.
b guns : '' small place. fourteen ni, ,ss
pro o !, pam ,o,lowed, Mrs. Rose Hudson on,
'' 'nl y, ,'i bartender was instantly a,,ls
||a L. ., :. :, head being completely blown
.l'1 l,. M Webb, one of the raiders,
\ WILMA w, a. ,De arm, and two or ,1re1
o shot u lightly he hurt, one hundred Il
be- Esi' Area Is To-day John and az, zen ~
bo li. were y yolug farmers, members !, o.
VlsoD' we're arrested and W, warta any, p
p. ny s,r others implicated. 5 ! g,,r liner
wv , .S, Of excitement anu i''
|raaR ~. or', was run by Mrs. Miehael
ls' a'O che had been warned 70 close
s W., Sy Monday, but refused ~ ~
layl s '" iost night 'genty men an
gs', ,aa we wearing handkerohieeits . io o /,
a =. ann srnnpached the saloon; Iw ,,,v ~
lin apI'V IN. Turner and John VII
hl a,,sred and ordered drinks b ar
w 'D uuSson had scarcely set t ne
I.. ~ ,Se bar when the men gave V,
4 w. ~ Immediately the door Was ~
~ oSar and the masked men rusneu
US ~ y, mace Half a dozen shot guns
" Y vi ,,l.ei to the ceiling and tlred' sp.
'.s,,y "a warn the saloon Keeper 'na a
,.s sI ws,nt business, while two men APP
t,ss,bd Hudson with leyelled guns s,S
(gss So grabbed the barrels Of ootn
f.. m an instant and then iell 70
4. W so ,g, The guns were discharged as
H an ,he discharge from one slilhlI,s s
n. wall and that from the sec ,,n M
sl.r,lrr the stove. Mrs, Hudson rusheu
a me scene from the living rooms IN
r. rar and stood In the doorway ohe
R,d barely reached the spot when g.. a
srn was ieyeled at the door and DIS
starged. The shot struck her IN s,,
s.,ssssS above the eyes and she fell
rorislly wounded. Hudson rushed TO
Sls wIies side to administer to her, but
[he aIsd before he could carry her to
sno,ber room. During the shooting
|ETiism webb, one Of the raiders was
secIdentapy shot in he arm, and two or
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King Edward Going to Germany.

London. Feb liking Edward VIII
start for Germany on board the royal
yacht Victoria and Albert, tc visit his
sister, the dowager- empress, Frederick.
His majestys stay In Germany VIII
probably be very brief
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ION WALDERSE{'S
EXPEDITION.

washington, Feb. ls-This govern
bent viii not Join In the contemplated
Movement Of the allied armies against
fhina. and an indication Of our pur-
se will be sent to the powers. This
Termination was reached at today's
ktInet meeting Il Is believed by the
rsdtsnt and the members of his cabi-
NJ thai such a movement would be
nVls. ipn every point Of view and
|ogd b IN the nature Of a demand
fai Gina snail DO what is probably
tpossIDs for her TO accomplish.
Du1ns the cabinet meeting today a
zpitnam from Minister Conger was
tshliiedreterrlngto the proposed mill
tp expedition In China, under COM
hind Of Count Won Waldersee. II
lsclosea the fact that our minister had
Protested 70 the ministers council
Ftln'l hostile movements Of this char
elei oui that his protest had failed to
eeiVt consideration. the other for
81 ministers taking the ground that
~ had % authority TO influence mill
Y operations one way or the other.
secie'ny Hay has received a cable
Fam non Charlemagpe Tower, our
lDassador to Russia, explaining the
we OF lhe Russian press on the sugar
MY question. He says the papers
~ caution and conservative action
lhs Russian government. This
P'ssian was laid before the cabinet
'saelay Hay and discussed at
considerable portion Of the session
gwen UP TO discussion Of matters
Auhs 10 Cuba, and the statement
maze that the President still main.
mat an extra session Of Congress
y necessary in case the Cuban
,u1uuon does not reach here in time
Tsc'ed upon at the present session.
SIZE OF THE EXPEDITION.
y 'AI I' Feb, ia special dispatch
- , rem says Field Marshal Count
nauerset's expedition TO Sian Flu
yompHse 1900 British, Germans |
I .A,a and Italians. 1t is understood |
he expedition starts IL win ACT
: saari Of honor to the emperor on |
!, s Y. . oack to Pekin. 1t is rumored |
! !. we allies will simultaneously oner. |
=" NE Yang Use Kiang valley.
ESGLAND's ATTITUDE. |
ls. .0a -. req. is.-The members Of the |
A ~ sau readers Of the opposition |
lls,,s.ss lofelgn Office this afternoon
n dss A. we clvll list, Lord Salisbury |
y, u'sIyus Of communicative ~
nSa,,Il , proposals to Lord Kimber.
|, Eos.ll' es G N the house Of lords
l.S ,tfy Campbell Bannerman lin, |
o "saef N the house OF commd w.
zion Il i.a,s' 50 that when the |
!. ~ n y Introduced the debate viii ,T
nAs u,Iiuuly prolonged. Another
Dr. ,sa VIII be held TO further
~. .,. 'he matter " iu''her
ain nI,s moor newspapers follow the
ssn papers today in opposing mill ile
a. INTO the interior of
he I-, rI,lss Gazette SAYS;
nsintsln' ea states and Great Brit.
A,cya Expedition policy Il IS so,o IN
b ls "'a. an expedition is NOT ,Iks ~
,s !. .auncAed in the INTERIOR T?' 'Ae
'.,,i coSdER INSTRUCTED. |
Aas 's ss.n FEB. ls.--MlnIstsr CON
nenIo V.,n Instructed BY veal CAIN eon n
Mn ths t y Tie foreign ministers rs
5 goy S,S feeling OF the i-ni,aS
ition'' .Sn,,,st that further b bos,',a
tine should not be induIr I ap IS as
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Call for Bank Statement.

Washington, Feb, 19.-The controller
OF the currency this morning issued a
call for the condition Of national banks
on February 8.
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To Revive Grade Of vice Admiral

Washington Feb. is.-The senate
committee on naval affairs today
agreed 10 report fay0rably upon all ne
nominations Of naval officers tor ad-
vanCement except those NJ Admiral
sampson and Admiral Schiey Ihey
also decided 70 recommend the revival
Of the grade Of vice admiral and the
appointment OF two rear admlrals 70
this Office. the intention being lAli pc
President shall name Messrs sampson
and Schley. This course was taken
by the committee in order 90 avoid the
renewal Of the Samps1n-Schley c1ntro-
yergy i'm connection with the nomlna-
lions but there were some Indications
in the committee meeting that THIS con-
troversv might be raised over TIE 9ues-
zion az precedence In naming tha tNo
vice adrnlals proposed. somo n1..f'
desiring 10 specify mat Admiral seh.ey
should be frs, named. The same con.
teption arose over the resolution oi
tbanks suggested by the President ana
,be measure was not acted upon.
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'' SUGAR COMPANY.
american trust. WIN '"e

H., ''-The Post Say. to-
.sassi ce opssan,. known as the Gem =
''' 'Fs'i ia the e iSS SmD: .uv with
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Faculty OF the Latter day Saints
College Met This Morning.

At special meeting Of the faculty
OF the L. ID. s. College held this morn
ing the following resolutions Of tribute
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IDAHO GAMBLING BILL.
II Was Killed by the Legislature Of
That State Today,
TSPECTAL 10 THE oNEWs N

Boise, Idaho. Feb. 9.-The bin re-
Gently introduced repeating the Idaho
anti-gambling law was killed In the
house this morning by a vote Of 80 TO
Is.
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SAVE coOours Passes Examination

potsdam Feb l9-The young Duke az
saxe.Coburg and Gotha has passed hs
examination for The rank Of military
snslgn. His work was qualified as
Good" BY the examiners.