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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-25

fornla and while on his way 10 Chicago
he met Miss Ross, who was passen-
ger on the same train. The day after
Miss Ross reached her home, near
Prospect Park, Brooklyn, she received a
letter from her travelling companion. A
correspondence followed. but Buddenly
Miss Ross letters stopped.
For several months Mr. Darden did
not hear from her until Yesterday
morning, when he learned that Miss
Ross and her father had arrive ed at the
Auditorium on their way east from
California Mr. Darden called, proposed
and was accepted, though Mr. Ross was
left out OF the secret. A license was
procured and together with two friends
the party proceeded TO the First Pres
byterian church. where the marriage
ceremony was performed by the Rev
Dr. VIM. Chichester. Later the bride
and groom left on southern trip to
spend their honeymoon, after Mr.. Ross
had given them his blessing, and left
for the east.
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TO DETECT POlS0NS.
The Body TIRE. to Sweat Them out

Al n convention OF medical men In 81.
louis the effects OF coffee drinking were
carefully considered II was unanl-
nously agreed that while coffee does not
seem 10 iniure some persons, TO others
II Is a rank poison. the enect on III
ferent persons is, Of course, very diner
ent. In some the heart Is aHecteu, III
others the kidneys. again the stomach
or bowels, OF the eyes, and IN nervous
cases the prostratlon is spread over the
whole body. ,,,.
AS an illustration, a man In Hinton
w. Va, experienced well defined symp-
toms OF poisoning from conee' lie says
~ used coffee a great many years Win
no apparent IN effects, but about nine
wears ago | began being sick. ! be-
came dull lost my ambition, had dizzl,
ness my oversight was very bad ana
kent getting worse. and at times !
could hardly navigate at all, ! felt |
was going 10 fall every minute, ana
finally became so bad ] would have 10
ali down and rest three or four times
in n distance OF twice that many
blocks. ..,,..
and faithfully took their prescriptions
mi the case was so complex that they
could not successfully diagnose H. !
finally went to N. Y. City TO the van
derbiit clinic for treatment There my
case was diagnosed as neurasthenla.
livery morning about nine, | w0uiu
have n kind Of spasm The persplration
would break out all over the palms OF
nv hands, and my hair would De
wrlnRIng wet. every nerve In the Dody
would be affected and my heart would
iump and beat at a fearful rate. rms
condition would generally last for about
,wo hours. What I suffered no one can
understand. ...t
ble sweats and spasms were just the
same as in cases where people aIs
poIsoned and Nature tries 20 throw OF
the poison through the pores so
concluded that something | was taxing
must act Ike a poison ana decided u
was coffee | left II on one morning
and had a fearful headache an Day
sure sign that | was being held up Dy
drug. so that evening ! bought some
Postum and the next morning had IL
for breakfast In place OF conee ! was
s,,rprlsed for could hardly tell II from
coffee That day / was only little
sick about the usual time, ana from ths
next day until now. something over 10
months. have never felt even the re-
hottest return Of the spasms,
steadily got stronng, my weight mas
Increased from $50 pounds TO la pounds
and | am a well man. The seven years
IN suffering from coffee poison VIII AZ
NAYS remain with me as horrible
n,ehtmare." Name given BY Postum
Co, Battle Creek, Mich
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The Fire Ragged All Night.

Clarion, Pa. April 24.-The fire at
Marienville, Forest county, ragged until
last night, consuming $50 buildings and
entailing a loss OF nearly $780, 900 with
not over $4,000 insurance.
About one-half of the town is In
ashes and 500 people are homeless. The
flames spread from the town 20 a lum-
Der yard and from there to the woods.
and burned for two miles up the rail
road. S. l.. Pickens, editor Of the Mar
ienville Express, was severely burned
about the face. head and arms. as also
was Mr. Kendall OF the firm Of A.
Neil, John Johnson. tailor, is missing
and II is supposed he was burned In his
shop.
Among the buildings destroyed were
the postofiiee. opera house, three no.
tells. Marlenvllle Express and Presby.
terial church.
The only business houses standing In
the town are the Gold Standard bank,
one store, one hotel and one restaurant
The town was without fire protection
save a small chemical engine, which
was practically useless II is doubtful
II the place viii be rebuilt as II was 4
lumber town and the lumber Is nearly
all out OF this section.
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An Overland Limited Romance.

Chicago, April ga romance which
began year ago on the Overland Linn
tied Express In California ended last
evening In a secret marriage In the
First Presbyterian church. The father
OF the bride, who was at the Auditor
lum annex, knew nothing Of the affair
until It was all over.
James ID. Dardep OF Chicago. one OF
the vice presidents OF the American
Can company. was the hero OF the love
story, and Miss Marie Elise Ross OF
BROOKLYN. n. Y, the bride. Miss Ross
is the daughter OF ]. NJ Ross. a member
OF the firm OF Ross & Snyder. million
alre lumber dealers. who have large
interests In timber lands all over the
United States.
Mr.. Darden is IS years old and his
bride Is 2s.
A year ago Mr. pardsn was in Cali
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Distributed Anarchisuc Literature

New York, April 25.-Harry Kirschopf
and Solomon w. Hilles have been held
for trial under the new law against
the distribution OF anarchistic lltera-
ture.
They were arrested on April last at
the Altged memorial meeting In Coop
or institute. Their counsel waived ex-
animation and the magistrate held the
prisoners in 5000 each for trial, The
law under which they are held was
only two hours old when they were ar
reQtad
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Confederate Yeterans March.

Dallas, Tex, April 24-With their
blood stirring to the same airs by which
they had marched and fought two score
years ago. the veteran remnant Of the
Confederate armies represented at the
Dallas reunion marched through the
streets Of the city today the object OF
wildly cheering multitude.
The day was holiday, stores gener-
ally being closed. Thousands of Visi-
tors coming for the sole purpose OF
seeing the old soldiers, were added to
the throng already on the streets
Some Of the veterans too feeble to
march, found places along the route
and waved their hats and screeched
the famous rebel Wells
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Lord Kelvin Approves Metric system

Washington April 2i.-Lord Kelvin
the distinguished English scientist who
is visiting Washington, was heard to-
day by the house committee on coinage
weights and measures on the bill Of
Representative Shafroth Of Colorado
for the adoption Of the metric system.
Lord Kelvins remarks were followed
with much interest by members OF the
committee. He strongly approved the
proposed change.
George Westinghouse, head Of the ex-
tensive concern bearing his name. also
spoke In favor OF the system, although
he pointed out that II would take ten
years before 1t would become popular
with the people, owing to natural pre-
JUDGES against abandoning old stan
dards.
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GEN. J.H. SMITHS ORDERS.
sergt. Brown Pleads In Extenuation
or Them.

washington, April a.-Adjt. Gen
corbn has received letter from Henry
c. McCook of Philadelphia, in regard
to the reported orders OF Gen. smith
10 destroy all Filipinos found In arms,
10 years Of age and upward.
"sergt. Brown. honorably discharged
after full service, from company q,
Second regiment, In which my son.
First Lieut.. Paul McCook, is an oficer,
saws Mr.. McCook, visited me this
week. His company was stationed In
Tavobas province. and he said he had
never seen the water cure practiced,
or any other methods OF torture.
II asked him what was the pnysicai
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j. S. CIarkson Sworn In.

New York, April 25s-Gen. j. S. Clark
son Of Iowa has taken the oath of Of
fee as surveyor OF customs of the port
OF New York before Collector Strana-
han.
Col. Swords, deputy collector in
charge OF the public stores, escorted
him to the custom house and son
of the general and two or three friends
were also in the party. Gen. Clarksons
bond for $1,000 VIII be sent to Wash.
ington Immediately and as soon as II is
accepted he viii assume office.
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Empress Eugenie's Prayer Rug.

New York. April 25.--A rug 2O9 years
old and known as Empress Eugenie's
prayer rug, has been purchased In
this city for $1,000 for +. NJ Finney OF
Milwaukee, The rug Is OF Persian
manufacture, SKA feet, and has pre-
cept from the Koran woven its breadth.
1t was sold to its former owner in
Paris three years ago at an auction OF
the empress belongings.
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Big strike at sand Creek, Mont.

Sand Creek, Mont. April A.-Great
excitement prevails at this place over
a strike made today in the hills I'D
Joining the town, and scores oil pros
pectors are trayerslng the adjacent
country. stalking out claims. The low
est assay OF samples by Local assayers
yielded returns Of s5l and the. high
est SIS, OO0 The gold ore Ia said to be
so pure as 10 be almost cut with
knife. In a pan the precious metal
il easily discernibe TO the naked eye.
Samples have been sent to Chemist
Bapty OF Butte for determination and
expert opinion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-25
Italian Murders Mrs. stockdcr.

Wake Lake City. Colo. April 2a.-Frank
49, eoi, an Italian miner this afternoon
Wn.,ah a Killed Mrs. Stockder, wife OF
EIsuN slockder, superintendent OF the
cn, zen Treasure mine. and then blew
r n.y. ne own brains. NlcollI was for
/. y an employe OF the mine. and Il
Az. $40 ne blames Mrs. Stockder for his
Ns.Haise, which recently occurred.
bs, stockder saw Nicolli coming TO
ins nome and ran into bedroom. lock-
hr he door. Nicolli followed her.
,lmss down the door. shot her three
himself '"'" 'urheu the pis'oi oh
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Policemen Interview Senator Clark.

Washington April A.--When Senator
Clark of Montana. arrived at the senate
annex today In his automobile, he was
interviewed by two bicycle policemen
who had been following him. They as
serted that he had been exceeding the
speed limit Of u miles an hour. The
senator declared that he had not been
going more than 10 miles an hour The
officers requested that the chauffeur APP
pear at the police court tomorrow and
the senator agreed TO do SO He also
announced that he had not intended
to violate any regulations but he did
not intend 10 be subjected TO unneces-
sary annoyance and would fight the
case to the end
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PUALos FORT CAPTURED.
II Has Had a Sanitary Eject on the
Moro Dettos.

Manila, April 4-Lieut Col. Frank
D. Baldwin. who Is operating against
the Moros on the island OF Mlndanao,
tclegraphs that the capture Of Sultan
Pualo's fort has had most salutary
effect. The dattos are submitting,
white flags are taking the place Of the
red battle flags. The sultan OF An
nudtbak urges that time be given him
Ia which to give up the assassins OF the
American soldiers. and says that the
advance Of the Americans VIII mean
"bristling cannon and impossible bar
riers, with God judging the right"
Col. Baldwin has received orders 10
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Forest Fires In New Mexico.

Las Vegas. N, NJ, April 25.-Forest
fires have been raging In the noun
tains In the Galllnas Canon, above the
Las Vegas hot springs for the pa t
two daye, The smoke can now be
seen very plainly from this city, Great
damage Is being done and 1t is feared
that houses of ranchers in the canon
win be swept by the flames, Reports
have also reached here Of fires in the
Tecalote mining region around Mineral
hill and a great stretch of country VIII
be swept.
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WRITE THE DOCTOR.

WRITE TO DIR. T. A. sLOCUM,
IS Pine Street, New York, mentioning
the Deseret News, and the complete
combination VIII be sent TO you free
from his great manufacturing pharma-
oies, with full directions for their use.
You are welcome to write for your
vii or for another who Is afflicted or
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Bad Wreck Near Truckee.

San Francisco, April 2i.-The South
ern Pacific company has received adj
vices from Truckee TO the effect that an
east and,a westbound freight train col
llded In the snowsheis near Truckee
this morning. SO far as can be learn
ed but two fremen were Injured, they
being scalded. The track and sheds
were greatly damaged. Traffic VIII
be seriously delayed.
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Converting Cuban Congress.

Washington, April 2i-The war de-
partment has received copies OF a
proclamation issued by Gen, Wood, mil
itary governor OF Cuba. dlssolying the
Cuban constitutional convention and
directing the Cuban congress to con-
yene al Havana on May 5, "for the
purpose of examining into the creden-
tials OF its members and counting and
rectifying the electoral vote for presi-
dent and vice. president"
The closing paragraph OF the proc
lamation declares the 10Th day OF May,
1909, Cuban independence day special
holiday.
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CONSUMPT|vE'S
bull WARk
A Prevention and Cure.
For Consumption-Threa Humanity
A FULL FREE TREATMENT
That conquers All Chronic Life -sapping Ills.

Certain diseases kill their victims
by gradually robblng them Of bodily
material-a manner OF death slow, yet,
terrifying, and usually fraught with
mental II not physical suffering
Consumption actually consumes; II
Is a well named plague.
Four requirements must be met 10
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Lost His Life Saving Fathers.

New York, April 25.--Willam Nc
Carly, aged 70, lost his life In Port
Chester, Conn, says a World special
while trying TO save his blind father
in the belief that he was in danger.
The father lost his sight a few years
ago by a premature blast In a quarry.
The boy was playing with some com
panions, when he saw his father walk
ing near the railroad and an express
train approaching. The blowing OF the
whistle caused the boy 10 think that
his father was In danger. He started
across the tracks TO save him and was
struck by the train and instantly killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-25

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description
Kindly write, giving post office and
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trouble In the shipment Of the RENEE
dies.
Address DR., T. A. SIocum, IS Pine
Street. New York City, and say you
saw this offer In the Deseret News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-25

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medical progress which has marvellous
ly reduced the consumption death-rats
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Arizona Mechanics Strike.

Bisbee, Ariz., April 25.--About 10
mechanics have gone out on strike at
Cananea, Most Of them will come TO
this city and 50 will arrive tomorrow.
The Cananea company has also laid on
nearly 200 miners The strike is due
to a demand made by the Cananea
Consolidated company that the men
work ten hours instead Of nine hours,
without an increase in wages.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-25
Past Exalted Ruler Suicides.

Helena, Mont, April a.-J A. DIFF.
fenbaugh, OF Baltimore, past exalted
ruler OF the Elks Of that city, and a
prominent Mason while temporarily
nsant this morning cut his throat with
a razor and sashed both wrists. lie
missed the larger arteries and will re-
cover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-25
farallones Cable Co.

San Francisco April 25.-Artlcles Of
incorporation OF the Farallones Tele-
graph Gable company have been filed
with the county clerk. II is proposed
10 establish a telegraph line from this
city TO convenient point on the ocean
shore near Point Lobos, and from that
point submarine cable extending TO
the Farallon Islands. The capital
stock OF the company Is placed at sl5,-
0O0
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Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your d.
gestiye organs will be regulated and
you viii be bright, active and ready
for any kind OF work. tbs has
been the experience OF others; i
will be yours. HOODS PILLS are
sold BY ali medicine dealers. - etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-25
English Cotton Manufactures Come

New York, April 25,-six English cot
ton manufacturers, Henry Hghson,
chairman OF the North and Northeast
ern Lancashire Splnners and Manufac-
turers association: John Taylor OF
Manchester and Blackburn, the secre-
tary OF the association Williamson
Hartley OF Nelson; ]. NJ. Grey OF Burn
ley; ID. ]. Schackleton and c. p. Hol-
den OF Down, the last four also mem
bers OF the organization, who have
textile machinery used In this country.
They will remain in Boston ten days
and then viii visit the principal manu-
featuring centers. both In the north
and south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-25
President Fayors Fremont Monument

Washington April 24-President
Roosevelt today expressed his approval
Of the measure now pending in Con-
gress for the appropriation OF $50 900
TO erect monument in Washington
TO the late Maj. Gen. John c. FIRE.
mont
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Turkey Uneasy over Tripoli.

Constantnople, April 4.-on account
OF the uneasiness caused here by Italy's
attitude with reference to Tripoli the
porte has directed the garrlsonng of the
island Of Bomba, of the coast of Tripoli.
and the port Of Tebruk, Tripoli. A mil
itary commission is drawing up plans
for the general defense Of the Tripoli-
tan coast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-25

Think Of itl-the average life in this
country Is four and oneicnth years
longer now than 1t was zen years ago.
Reader, II you are a victim Of, or aro
apprehensive that consumption Is In
your wake. this bulwark Of refuge Tor
prevention and cure Is yours for the
asklng--free also TO those near ana
dear TO you who need the protective
and curative security II affords.
Some need only Emulsion, others
the Coltsfoots Expectorant some the
Psychine Tonic, others the Ozojell.
Many send for all four use one or more
appropriate for their own cases and
give the other remedies to friends,
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oleo Bill Sent 20 Conference.

oS.ssashlhtgon, April 24.-The house
eors s sent the oleomargarine bill TO
Az a'sience after agreeing to the SEN
to,. amendments with some modlhca-
eor,s, suggested by the agricultural
rpss'etee' The opponents Of the
n.,, offered number OF amend
"'' 'hs principal one OF which was
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Tonight

II your liver is out Of order, causing
Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, take dose Of
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Wilbelmina Not 80 Wei.

The Hague, April PA bulletin is
sued from Castle Loo at O'clock this
afternoon says:
"a recurrence OF high temperature
this afternoon makes II manifest that
every care is still requisite"
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lnvestIgatIng Barge once Police.

NE new York, April 25.--PolIce Inspector
nrooks has opened an inquiry into the
.enuuct OF the police who are detailed
s me barge office. The inquiry was
,,onVWlng complaint OF the Society
ivr protecting Italian Immigrants that
hanans are being prosecuted at the
Iylse ONCE. The complaint alleged
, nay INC police favored certain runners
70, Immigrant lodging houses and bru-
y Threw out of line ordinary ltal-
ans looking for incoming friends.
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ManIln Cholera Record.

Manila. April 24.-The cholera rec
ord W TO date Is as follows;
In Manila there have been 4S7 cases
and 1855 deaths. while the provinces re-
port l,2l7 cases and Sf deaths.
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cure consumption and other wasting
Ills. and Four also to prevent their
attack. They are First, to combat
and 60 forestall germs; Second, to
nourish the body Third TO tone and
fortify the nerve power or resistance
to disease, and Fourth to meet the
demands for local treatment.
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vigilance Committee In Chicago,

Chicago. April 25.--Aroused by the
murder Wednesday OF Peter Fahnski.
1000 citizens OF the Sixteenth ward,
mostly Polish Americans. have organ
lied vigilance committee whose OBJ
ject viii be TO drive the Objectionable
element from the ward. Iawlessness
for years has characterized that part
Of the city and the committee will
make a determined EFFORT to purify the
district.
Fafinski was shot by robbers Jul
ius Fafinski. son OF the dead man, who
also was shot, is reported TO be dying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-03-07
Company at Paris, and a declaration of this

sort is hoped for
Dr.. Coneha is now in New. York attending
to private matters, but is expected in this
city within the next two or three days,
and arrangements will then be made by DR..
Silva, the retiring minister, for the new
minister's presentation at the State De-
partment.