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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
STREET RAILWAY VI
CONSOLIDATION.
r,,tion Lines Of Leading Cities
May be Merged
CHICAGO STARTS MOVEMENT
.,..,s planned by wbitney-EikinsS
vldoncr.Ryap syndicate, Aid
ed byJ.P. Morgan

chicago. Feb S,-The consolidation
:, ,be principal traction interests OF
cbicago and possibly the elevated roads
/, tbe object Of negotiations now in
,,ogress here and in New York, says
me Inter-Ocean.
Furthermore Il Is probable, It Is said,
lint this Is but a preliminary step TO
the merging Of the traction lines Of
Ave or more Of the principal elites OF
be country into one great combination
nubaby the corporation reported to
Ne in process Of formation In New
York
The local combination and the giant
national consolidation are being plan
ned SAYS the Inter Ocean, by the Whit
nov. Elklns. Widener- Ryan syndicate Of
MN York and Philadelphia capitalists
Win the aid Of j. T.. Morgan. X. IL,
Gay who Is now In Chicago, IL be.
leyed TO have charge Of the local deal,
President John NJ. Roach, of the Chi.
eaeo Union Traction company General
Counsel Gurey and James II. Eckels,
4 director. all have been In New York
recently in consultation with the
heads Of the syndicate, regarding the
state Of local traction affairs.
There has been mutual interchange
Of stock between certain OF the New
York and Chicago banking interests, It
Is said. that would be relied on by Mr.
Morgan In financing the colossal deal,
A significant fact Is recalled by the
Inter Ocean that at the dinner given
IN Philadelphia by p, A. Il. Widcner,
A short time ago, Norman b, Ream,
b n. Gary and Marshall Field, repre-
sented Chicago at that famous ban
auet. These three gentlemen hold big
interests In Chicago traction compan-
les
Another circumstance, which tbs
Inter Ocean says has been the subject
Of gossip, is the offer which the Wide
ner.Elkns syndicate Is known to have
made to the Cleveland banks for the
biz consolidated system OF electric rail-
ways owned by the Everett Moore peo-
pie In Cleveland, II is reported also
that the same syndicate has made me-
gollatons for the purchase Of the prln-
tlra Detroit street railways.
The Inter ocean believes that the
union Of the various traction lines and
the settlement OF the franchise diff
cuues with the city win be followed
BY the expenditure of s2O0OO,O0O or
lj00O,O0O In improvements which will
give Chicago transportation facilities
second to no city In the world. From
q financial point Of view, such Inn
rOyement would be q prerequisite to
teyeoping the full earning capacity OF
he local lines.
Il Is considered strong possibility
by the Inter Ocean that the outlying
street railroads TO the extreme south Of
The city are TO be taken into the COM
bInatlOn An offer was made some
time ago to the receiver of the Calu-
met Electric street railway for the
property, and II Is understood that the
Chicago City railway now holds an
option on It. The Chicago Electric
Traction company Is IN the hands Of
q receiver and is for sale,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
A CHIEF JUSTICE RECOMMENDS PE-RU-NA,
CATARRH CURES.
An Ever-Increa8ing Host Of Wit.
neSSeS,

neSSeS,
1t used TO be very common to hear
people say that chronic catarrh cannot
be cured. The science Of medicine has
made all such statements absurd in this
day and age Of the world, Those who
know OF Poruna, know that catarrh eau
be cured. A few OF the great multitude
OF witnesses TO this fact will be given.
The names and ADDRESSES are given that
everybody may have an opportunity Of
Investigating further II they desire,
Mr., Jacob l., Davis, Galena, Mo-,
wrltesi
81 have been cured OF my catarrhal
affection, and think that peruna Is all
You claim II 70 be. You are at liberty
to use this testimony II you wish.p
JACOB L, DAVIS.
Mr. s. X, Hankinson, Poughkeepsie,
~ Y, writes
III have suffered for long time with
severe headaches, caused from catarrh.
Some time ago | was confined TO my bed.
| had severe pains in the region Of my
kidneys. ] read Of Peruna in little
pamphlet, and purchased bottle, and
felta little better. continued takinglt
faithfully and feel better than have
for fifteen years. Your Peruna has done
wonders for me, and am free 10 say
that no words Of mine can frame sen.
tence strong enough in praise Of what
Peruna has done for me.u
s. r, HANKfNsoN.
Mr.. II. w. HAYES, No. 100 Grove St.,
San Francisco, Cal, wrltesi
For nine years l was a sufferer from
catarrh. / was advised by a friend to
try Peruna, After taking one bottle
noticed much improvement, and the
second cured me. l freely recommend
Peruna 10 suffering humanity"
II. w, HAYES.
Mr.. +. G. Morrow, strathroy, Ont,
writes;
~ suffered for years with catanh and
| tried Peruna, and 1t cured me within
a few months, and am very grateful
and most pleased with the results
from it's use. Whenever i feel
q cold coming on i take a few doses OF
Peruna, and II at once throws of all I'm.
favorable conditions
i. G. MORROW.
Hyon do moi derive prompt and sat.
isfsCfory results from the use OF Peru.
ma, write al once TO Dr. Hartman, civ.
ing full statement Of your case and
he viii be pleased 10 give you bis val
liable advice gratis,
Address Or. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman Sanifarium, Columbus,
ohio,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
THE BARNEY.sMIrH BoUT.
Both In Training for Their Go at
PaysOn,

Both In Training for Their Go at
Payson.
should training 'cut any Ice In the
coming bout between Smith and Bar
ney, the latter ought 20 stand q very
favorable chances Of besting the Salt
Lake kid next Wednesday, because he
is working hard TO get In shape, end
his trainer Bob caldwell, Is sparng
no pains In getting him In a condition
for best results Every morning Bar
ney takes q walk out 10 the McBeth
farm on the Tlntic road, or over the
bench to Salem, and stars back grad
ually Increasing his speed when near
Ing town. doing perhaps from four TO
six miles OF road each morning. Tie
then tackles the punching bag for
half hour or an hour and then puts
on the gloves. In the afternoon he
again meets his sparring partner with
the "mits." We hear, though, that his
opponent. "Kid" Smith, is being taken
through the same routine Of work under
his trainer, Tom Osborne, This Is all
the more conclusive that the match
Will be close one, and as exciting,
perhaps, as Il will be close,
Smith will enter the contest at about
157 pounds, and Barney six pounds
lighter, which should place the odds In
the Salt I.aker's favor, but II Is said
that other advantages which the. home
boy possesses offsets the point OF
weight. -Payson Globe Header
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
Hi for $4,000.

Cincinnati, O., Feb THE Coving'
ton and Newport pool rooms we're hit
last evening for over $1,000. There were
many surmises as to how Il was done,
but II Is asserted that the wires were
tapped someyhere north OF Dayton o.,
as other pool rooms were hit south OF
here and none north OF Dayton. Most
Of the money from the pool rooms
here was secured by visitors from Day
ton, and Il was won on Larry Kent IN
the last race at New orleans. The pool
room men say that their report was
delayed fifteen minutes whereby each
OF the rooms was hit for over $1,000 on
that raca. The telegraph company ana
the pool room men have Instituted an
investigation which the ysay VIII re-
suit IN Sensational developments In a
short time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
Terrorized by Mountaineers.

Nashville Tenn, Feb, S--The coo stu-
dents and the faculty Of the University
OF the South are terrori2ed by threats
Of mountaneers to wreck the instltu-
ton, The trouble Is due to the es-
tablishIng OF a laundry at the univer-
slty and the consequent loss by the
mountaineers Of the work OF washing
for the students which was their main
support. The first laundry built was
burned and the decision to rebuild it
was followed by a series of threaten
Ing letters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
Straw Bondsman Sentenced.

New York, Feb, S.--Walter NJ. Fern
bach a professional straw bondsman
man has been sentenced by Judge Fos-
yer 70 Imprisonment with hard labor at
Eng Sing prison for six years and ten
months. Fernbaek, going on the bond
Of grand larcenist, swore he owned a
certain property, Investigation showed
mat he had sworn falsely, Fernbach's
wife appeared against him and told the
s,ourt be had squandered 81 900 belong
Ing to her leaving her penniless.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
KIDNEYS HEALTHY AT 90.

Mrs. Rebecca Smith, of Westiield' M
j., who is % years Of age has been
cured Of kidney and bladder diseases
and is kept healthy by Warmers safe
Cure.
WARMERS SAFE CURE is purely
vegetable and contains no harmful
drugs: It does not constlpate' u IS now
put up in two regular sizes and y sod
by all druggists, or direct, at so CENTS
AND sl.OO A BOTTLE. LESS THAN
ONE CENT A DOSE.
Refuse substitutes. There Is none
1ust as good asg Warmers Safe cure
II has cured all forms OF kidney as
ease during the last thirty years. ~
Is prescribed by AL doctors ana used
in the leading hospitals as the only az,
solute cure for all forms OF disease 0,
the Kidney, liver bladder ana oloon ana
a l..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
ANNUAL BENCH SHOW.
VIII he Held In Madison square Gar
den from February 10 To ~.

New York Feb. s--Eor the annual
bench show Of the Westminster KEN
mel club, which win be held IN Madi-
son Square Garden from Feb 10 to %,
the entry list Is the largest by far OF
any show ever held IN this country.
Last year was a record. breaker, but
this year tie number Of entries for the
various clas5ts Is more than 200 larger.
This is due 10 several reasons, The pre-
MUM list Is greater than Mt any show
In the PAST and the number Of special
cups has been increased Probably new
err in the history Of dog shows have so
many cups been donated to be won
Outright TO say nothing Of the many
challenge Gu and other prizes.
The speciality clubs have outdone
Themselves IN giving special prizes for
their members while there IL still u
long LIST open 10 all who care to try
for them, There Is a material increase
In the number Of entries In almost ey-
very breed The collies show greatest
Increase.
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Hon. Silas Hare
eX-CHlEF JUSTICE or NEW MEXICO.

sas Hare Sherman Texas was born in oscunty
removed to Hamilton Texas when thirteen
war with Mexico Was Chief Justice Peed law in
Indiana In 1850 Settled sherman Texas in 1885, Was District
elected to Goth Congress- defeated by Hon. Joseph W. Bailey
States Senator from Texas father Major
in the Philippine War This distinguished gentleman letter from the
Hamilton House, Washington, D, c.,
~ earnestly recommend your Penna persons suffering
with csfarrh or nervous disorders satisfied that good
and wholesome remedy" SHAS HARE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
TRYING TO XIII FOOTBALL
Michigan Colleges Making Efforts to
DO Away With the Sport.

Ollyet. Mich, Feb s.--There is a con-
certed movement on foot among Mlchl-
gan colleges TO do away with FOOTBALL.
At a meeting Of the college branch OF
the state teachers association II was
voted to recommend that all colleges
unite In prohibiting the game,
The faculties Of nearly all colleges IN
that state are now considering the rec
ommendation.
Its opponents regard the game as
physically injurious and say II has not
performed the Offices which It's friends
claim for IT, namely, that of Increasing
tho attendance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

To convince every sufferer nom us,
eases Of the kidney, liver, bladder ana
blood that Warmers Safe cure VIII cure
them. a trial bottle will be sent apso-
lutely free TO any one who win write
Warner Safe cure Co.. Rochester, n l.,
and mention having seen this lipetal
offer in The Deseret News. our doctor
will send medical booklet, containins
symptoms and treatment OF eacn ois-
ease and many convincing Testimonials
free TO any one who will write.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
ylFt tJai FREE
One Million Samples Of the Great
est Kidney Medicine Ever
Discovered
cEMr ApGnI lIJEIv EBEE
SENT ABSOLUTELY free.

TEST YOUR URINE Put some
morning urine In glass or bottle, let
Il stand "a hours; II there Is a reddish
sediment in the bottom Of the glass, or
If the urine IL cloudy or milky or II
you see particles of germs floating
about in It. your kidneys are diseased
and you should lose no time, but get
a bottle OF Warmers Safe Cure, as II
Ii dangerous TO neglect your kidneys
for even one day.
WARMERS SAFE CURE is the only
positive cure for all forms Of kidney,
liver, bladder and blood diseases. uric
acid poison rheumatic govt, diabetes
pain in the back, scaldlng and painful
passage OF urine, frequent desire to ur-
mate, painful periods, bearing down
and so-called female weaknesses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
TO Create Mining Department.

Washington, Feb. 7--Mining organ
izations in the West are manlfestlng
much interest In bill introduced by
Representative Wood, Of California,
creating a department of mining under
cabinet officer. Large gatherings Of
the mining interests held at Cripple
Creek, Colo, and Boise, Ida. have
urged the adoption OF the measure. The
California Mining association also is
interested and the mlne-workers are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
A Very Peculiar snlnlde.

Decatur, ILL.,, Feb. S-Because he did
10y know how to deposit money in a
gahS ana had committed forgery
yVah holller aged II, son of q farmer
",jng near Decatur killed himself
an, homer mad earned 500 and came to
me Guy TO deposit II, When he stepped
W % NE teller's window he presented
: eheek bearing his fathers name IL
VA Vas forgery and an officer was called.
ne TOOK the boy home for an investi-
sauon Arriving there the officer
ssSs IVY IN one OF the rooms to talk with
"v 10y $ mother about the matter.
Young Kohler, thoroughly frightened
snd evidently believing that he was go
as TO be sent to the penitentlary.
stepped INTO the next room picked up a
s s gun placed the muzzle against his
,OD s and pulled the trigger. The
WI OF nus head was literally blown off.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
Shall Colored Women be ADMITTEDLY

New York, Feb, S.-No decision was
reached at the conference here Of north
ern and southern delegates who seek
20 bring about compromise on the
question Of admitting colored clubs to
the general federation Of women's
clubs, Regarding the subject Mrs May
Alden Ward president Of the Massa-
chusetts federation said;
1.-THE conference has amounted TO a
great deal in bringing about a better
understanding Of the situation in both
sections Of the country We expect
that some compromise Will be effected. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
Was on Ronnregard,s stan.

Laurel, Miss, Feb. S.--H. b. Grant,
aged G5 Is dead He was civil en-
glneer and West Point graduate. Dur
ing the civil war he was captain of
engineers on Gen. Beauregards stan
and participated in the siege Of Char
lesion and the defense of Macon and
savannah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
Republican Paper in Manila.

New York, Feb. S-A Republican
newspaper controlled by Americans will
Pc established at Manila, according to
.ne Herald At present there is not a
single American newspaper In the
SANDS the Daily American having
oesn sold recently to an English syndi-
II Is probable that one or two pages
y t1s newspaper viii be printed in
sasalog Present plans are to have this
department edited by some well known
,lucalor and It is to consist largely OF
LESSONS IN American history.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
LOCAL EVENTS.
MAY MEET AGAIN.
Mexican Pete viii Try to Post Money
For Go With Burns


Jimmy Burns who is In Ogden, says
he will not consent to meet Mexican
Pete unless that individual puts up
$500 in a side bet for the fight,
Billy Sauer, Petes manager says he
understood that Burns was willing to
meet Pete for q side bet Of $3.50 and n
50 he would put up the cash. II Burns
will not accept those terms, then sauer
VIII try to rake up the $500
Pete Is looking better than ever these
days and when he steps into the ring
again he win be In better condition
than he has been for several months.
He works out morning and afternoon.
He takes long run In the morning and
In the. afternoon works out on the mat
punches the bag and boxes ten or NJ
teen rounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
IN THE TOWER or LONDON,
Tablet Erected Recording Fact OF
Executions on Tower Hill


New York Feb. S-An interesting
ceremony has taken place in the vault
OF 81 Peters church IN the tower OF
London, cables the London correspond
ent OF the Tribune The ceremony
was the erection of tablet recording
that within the walls Of the vault were
deposited two chests containing the re-
mains OF many distinguished persons
who had been beheaded ON Tower hill,
and which for a time were Inferred
beneath the floor Of the chancel and
nave The removal Of these remains,
which included the bones OF Lady Jane
Grey her husband, Lord Gullford Dud-.
ley, the Duke Of Northumberland and
the Duke Of SUFFOLK all executed dur
Ing. the reign Of QlNen Mary was car
ried out about forty years ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
PAIGE BAKING POWDER co.
CHICAGO,

expected to speak through their Or
ganization, the United Mine Workers.
The members of the California dele-
cation and those of other states are
seconding the efforts of Mr.. Wood who
expects to have the House committee
on mines and mining take up the ques.
ton at an early date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
They viii Fight Before the YOse-
mite Club,
CONTEST ON FEB, THE 18TH,
The Fighters win Weigh IN al 1874
Pounds Fight VIII be at ,le-
cbanIcs' Pavilion,

San Francisco, Cal, Feb Skid"
Layigne and Jack O'sirlcn have been
matched TO fight before the Yosemite
Athletic club on Feb. 2S, at the Me-
chancs Pavilion, The men win
weigh In at 1874 pounds on the after
noon Of the contest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

Fifty-four volumes viii be added to
the public library Monday morning.
Feb. 10. as follows
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brlnton--The Basis OF Social Reia-
lions.
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Charged with Raising Checks.

Kew YORK, Feb. 7.-Arpad Won Ku-
I Iws., formerly a first lieutenant in the
austrian army then banker, and last
eau ,"ou'Iallst is locked in the Tombs be-
Se 49, vi lhe allegations Of German
V S,e' x Keeper Of this city who charges
Of n.y. NGOlnyi with having raised two
Thi HiS y, checks from 81 each to $50 each.
4 Jus Won Hubinyi denies. He was held
IL default Of $1,000 bail
n6nW, submit says his father is pres.
ro,,t ol The bar association OF the
m, uern distrlc' Of Hungary and that
Francis joseph. " ''N'peroi
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b1dd on Chinese Exclusion nm.

Bada q, l rs,S Feb. s.--Former Gov.
hsvin.o vi california is ia this clty AFTER
Inc c, testified in Washington before
exclusion BIN '''se OF the Chinese
chiaese' I avc5,,., Of the Kahn Mitchell
The ep6 ~ sSc ,lsa,slon bill to pass before
Interview ~ snls session. he said in an
the prS wv, WIZ mean the extinction OF
transit ~ NE treasury regulations for the
u chinese across this country
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08

Are you nervous, run down, weak
and dlspirlted7 Take a few doses of
HERBfNE. 1t VIII infuse new energy,
new life into the exhausted nerves, the
ovorworked brain or muscular system,
anC put a new face on life and bust
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Dent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
sl,.nnY Walking Race.

New York, Feb. S,-Pedestrians VINO
are TO start in the six day race az maul-
son Square garden tomorrow night nave
stopped all hard work at their training
quarters. No competitor will be allowed
on the track more than II hours Of the
"a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
RECEIVER for zeltner Brewery Co.

Of NV INV York Feb, 7--Justlce Maddox
has o,,r ,uplsine court at White Plains
cely,r. Nv ,olhted VIM. b. Sutherland, re
inr co, ,U ne Henry NJ. zeltner Brew.
Nj 2o,,,paoy OF New York city. VIM
Of ,bs W.. asked for the appointment
sgt ", ,,toeyer He claims the as.
doll,r9 ne company are one million
sete ~ y, s me liabilities s5l5. GOO He
nov. ~ IVY Wy. VI mat the company cannot
"'0O' outstanding obligatione
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08

His, Problems.
Douglas House with the Green
Shutters (nction)
Fielding Amelia, vols, History Of
Tom Jones' 3 vols, Adventures Of Jo-
seph Andrews, History Of Jonathan
Wild
lIammond-On Board Whaler
Jordan~-The Strength Of Being Clean,
MacLaren--Young Barbarlans, (fic-
tion),
Maulde-The Art Of Life.
Mowry Marcus Whitman and the
Early Days of Oregon.
Shlel-Lord OF the Sea.
Stephenson--They that took the
Sword, (hction)
sherman What Is Shakespeare An
introduction TO the great plays.
Amollett-- Roderlck Random, 3 vols.
Peregrlne Pickle, vols, Adventures Of
Count Fathom, vols. Adventures of
Sir Humphrey Clinker, vols; Adven-
lures Of Sir Launcelot Greayes.
story--Swiss Life in Town and coun-
try,
Tenny--The Dream Of my Youth
Tolstol-Anna Karenin, 2 vols, (fic-
tlon. New translation.
JUVENILE.
ODER Knookabout Club in North
North Africa Knockabout club In the
Antilles; Knockabout Club In the Ev-
erglades, Knockabout Club in Search
Of Treasure; Knockabout club on the
Spanish MAIN Travels In Mexico.
Shlrley--Llttle Miss Weezy; Little
Miss Weezys Brothers Little Miss
Weezys Sister.
StokesTen Common Trees.
Timlow--Crloket; Cricket at the Sea-
Shore Eunice and Cricket.
REFERENCE.
Bookman--Vols. to 8.
Furniture of orr FOrefathprs 2 vols