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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
Boxers Were Urged to Rise Up
To United Victory"
WAS BY IMPERIAL COMMAND
Plate From which Circulars We're
Printed Found by Rev. Dr.
Gamewell.

New York, Jan 1O-Documents now
In possession Of Columbia university
Il Is believed prove that the Chinese
imperial government was In sympathy
with the Boxer uprisings. The docu-
nents consist Of an original block cut
and a copy Of proclamation, The
papers are the property Of the Rev. DR..
NJ, b. Gamewell, who constructed the
offences Of the allies at the siege Of
PekIn
Some few days after the relief Of the
leleaguered garrison by the foreign
troops, Or, Gamewell secured new
quarters for the Methodist Episcopal
schools, their own building having been
destroyed. Two private houses were
taken, and 1t was at table of one Of
these that a number OF circulars were
found, together with the plate from
which they were printed. The circulars
bear the seal Of the government used
on imperial documents The wording Of
the circular Isl
by imperial command, Let the Box
ers Of (here follows the names Of eight
towns near Pekin), rise UP to united
victory"
This is supposed to have meant
the destruction Of the foreigners, as
shown In the Boxer motto, Protect the
Manchus, Destroy the Foreigners The
circulars are printed ON yellow paper,
with black type, excepting the yermll-
hon of the seal or Imperial pencil, as
II is known. Red characters, signifying
the seal Of the Boxers, are stamped
en- the left hand corner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
To be in style.

New York, Ian. i0,-Although pre-
lates we'll acquainted with American
institutions always have declared TO be
absurd, the idea Of having an Amerl-
can representative at the vatican, as
against the spirit Of the American con
stituton, says the Rome correspondent
Of the Tribune, the party favorable to
this project headed by Cardinal Sa-
toll, Increases in numbers, 1t Is now
insisting that the vatican take advan-
tage Of the important Philippine ques-
ton TO have Washington send, anyway,
confidential agent to treat with the
vatican, which should give It's pledge
TO maintain secrecy on occasions for
avoiding acknowledging him officially,
as was done on former occasions for the
defining Of special questions; otherwise
the agent would be repudiated at
Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
Prince Coming.

New York, Jan. l0.-Prlnce Victor or
Savoy leaves Rome, italy, next week
for trip to the United States. accord
ing to q dispatch from Rome TO the
Journal and American. The prince Is
fourth in line of succession to the
throne Of Italy.
He is one Of the most accomplished
cavalry officers in the Italian army and
will be remembered also as having
wounded Prince Henri OF Orleans In O
duel in Paris, the duel being bOught
about through insults to Italian prison.
ers In Abysslnla in the columns OF the
Paris Figaro, Prince Victor visited the
United States in 1897 1t was rumored
throughout Italy that he was sent TO
America to break off an unfortunate at
tachment. The uncle. King Humbert,
however, Is believed TO have sent him
TO learn as much as he could of the
institutions Of America especially the
military establishments, as Prince VIC
tor IL destined for a military career.
1t is generally believed In Rome, how
ever, that Prince Victor returns to car
~ word that the consent OF his royal
cousin, now king OF Italy, has been Civ
en- to marriage with an American
heIreBs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
TRIED FOR TREASON.
Mrs. Anthony Ignorant of the Fate
of Her Husband.

Chicago, Jan. lO.--Mrs. Alice Anthony
wife Of Dr. Richard S, Anthony. Is in
this city anxiously awaiting news Of
the fate Of her husband, who is on
trial for his life In South Africa on a
charge Of high treason to Great Brit
ain.
DR.. Anthony Is an American citizen
residing In Cradock, South Africa His
trial was set for Jan. T. and his wife
Is still In ignorance Of its result.
According to Mrs Anthony's state
ment the couple were married In South
Africa and then came to America. The
husband graduated from the Cooper
Medical college Of con Francisco, after
wards taking a post graduate course In
The University Of Michio~ Five years
ago he went TO South Africa 10 prac-
tice his profession. Mrs, Anthony was
a Miss Wellses daughter Of Matthews
Vessels, afterward a Boer general For
her safety Or. Anthony sent his wife
and two little girls TO the United
States until the war was over, Mrs,
Anthony received word Of her hus-
bands arrest month ago, He Is
charged with lending aid and comfort
to the enemy and with intriguing
against Great Britain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
NOT CONNECTED,
Payne Is Not Interested In Florence
Mining Company,

Washington Jan. 9,-The confrma-
ton Of Gov. Shaw to be secretary Of
the treasury was accomplished IN the
Senate without comment, but there
was some controversy over the action
of the committee on poStofiices IN re-
porting Mr. Payne's nomination TO be
postmaster general without going
through the formallty Of a meeting
Senator Rawlns stated that he had
desired to appear before the committee
for the purpose Of requesting that an
inquiry be instituted into the charge
that Mr.. Payne had been interested In
the efforts to secure leases for the
purpose Of prospecting for minerals on
the Indian reservations IN Utah having
been president OF the Florence Mining
company In this correction interest
ing letters presented TO the Senate by
Mr.. Rawlins yesterday were read.
Senator Spooner, a representative OF
Mr.. Payne's own state replied TO this
statement by reading letter address
ed to himself by Mr.. Payne and dated
several weeks back in which Mr.
Payne said that his connection with
the Florence company had terminated
two years ago and that at present he
had no interest direct or indirect inn
mediate or remote, In that corporation,
Mr.. Rawlns thereupon said that the
investigation was satisfactory and
after some further criticism Of the
committee for the manner in which the
report was made, namely, by an lnfor-
nal canvass the nomination was unani-
mously confirmed Senator Mason de-
Tended the action Of the commltie as
I'm harmony with numerous presidents,
and also spoke enthusiastically Of Mr..
Payne.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
RefOrmer Huang Yu Wei Desires
Chinese Institutions.
CARE FOR CELESTIAL CASH.
vancouver, a. g., IL 90 be the First
city 10 Have chinese Bank
Ing House

New York, Jan 1O,--Chincse mer-
chants Of this city are much interested
In the news which comes from Van
couyer b. G., that Chinese reformers
are about to establish banks in the
Chinatown districts OF several cities OF
the United States. Huang Yu Wei the
reformer, who visited the Pacific coast
two years ago, is said TO be in possess
sion Of considerable funds. He has al
so decided to gain some hold over the
Chinese in America many Of whom
lean toward the reform party, and 1t is
said that chain Of banks will give
him much influence. The headquarters
OF the banking system, according to the
accounts which have reached this city,
viii be at Hongkong, The first bank
viii be established at Vancouver, where
there Is a large Chinese population.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
EXTRAORDINARY PRISONER.
Suspected Murderer Was Also a
Much Married Man.

Chicago, Jan. 1O,--Louis Thoms, the
man charged with the murder of Car
rie Larson, whose weighted body was
found in the river here, early this week,
is suspected of other crimes.
Detectives working on the case claim
that he has at least three or four wives.
Two OF the women are dead. Devel~
opments in the case, II is said. lead the
officers to the conclusion that they were
murdered
Detectives who have been working
day and night for five days looking
into the history Of the prisoner, de-
clare that startling revelations Of his
career will result Every hour adds
surprising facts to the history Of the
man, who the police say Is one Of the
most extraordinary prisoners they have
had to deal with In years.
Blgamy and abduction are also
charged Three years ago, II Is said,
n warrant was sworn out charging
him with abduction of an 1l-year-old
girl. who afterwards escaped Rela-
tiyes of this girl the police say, have
now Identified Thomas as her abductor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
LIFE SAVED By swAMP.RO0T.
The Great Kidney, Liver and Bladder
Remedy.
SAMPLE BOTTLE SENT FREE ny MAIL

Swamp Root, discovered by the emil
nent kidney and bladder specialist,
promptly cures Kidney liver, bladder
and uric acid troubles.
Some of the early symptoms Of weak
kidneys are pain or dull ache IN the
back, rheumatism, dizziness. headache.
nervousness, catarrh Of the bladder
gravel or calouli, bloatlng, sallOw com
plexion, puffy or dark circles under the
eyes, suppression of urine, or compelled
to pass water often day and night
The mild and extraordinary effect Of
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should have the best
Sold by druggists In flfty-cent and
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IT, including many OF the thousands OF
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both sent free by mail Write Or. Kill
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please mention that you read this gem
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
Johannesburg Picking Up.

New York Jan. TO- Progress in Jo-
hannesburg has been particularly rapid
within the last two months, according
ing to the London Times correspondent
there Tne article, reproduced in the
New York Times says:
Prospects for the future are even bet
ter Communication with Che coast h
secured by the blockhouse system. and
the agreement with the Portuguese ap-
pears tn have cleared the obstacles 20
the resumption Of industry Thousands
of refugees, says the correspondent. are
still waiting 10 return. The community
Is naturally somewhat impoverished,
but every one is sanguine that, as lc-
CARDS johannesburg, the worst Of the
war is over.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
Heart in Wrong Place.

Bloomington, Ills, Jan. 1O,--A man
with his heart on the right side instead
of the left has just been discovered by
the pension board Of this city The
man is Geo. w Hurst Of Lexington, Il
veteran Of the civil War, who recently
applied for O pension. In the course Of
the physical examination the physicians
made the remarkable discovery that
the applicants heart WAS on the right
side instead OF the left, Hurst says
that he never experienced any dtscon-
fort or inconvenience as result or
this unusual location Of his heart The
pulsations are as even as those Of an
ordinary iuan of his age, and there APP
pears TO be nothing unusual about The
heart except It's location, II Is normal
in every other way, The physicians
say that the case Is extremely rare, and
only few are known to the medical
fraternity,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
Consuis Unjuslly Criticized.

New York, Jan, 1O,-The East Afri-
can correspondent Of the London Morn
ing Post compares the British and
American consular methods lie com
plains that 30 far as that portion Of the
world with which he is especially ac-
quainted is concerned, much criticism
OF the British consular reports Is UNI
Just lie says according 10 a cable to
The Tribune, American officials have
usually at their disposal a series Of
British statistics, whereas British con-
uls have not American statistics.
The de Beers company at Kimber-
ley, South Africa, have decided TO make
electricity the motive power at their
diamond mines, tenders having been
invited for the erection and equipment
Of q large generating station, and es-
Inmates have been received from yarl-
Gus countries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
The Natinn,s Skeleton.

Washington, Jan. 9.--.The Post tomor-
row will say. The case Of Rear-Admiral
schley Is now being considered by the
stoney.general for the purpose of dis
covering whether there was any ille-
gally In connection with the court of
inquiry II IL understood that at the re-
cent conference between the President
and Rear.Admlral Sohley the latter
pointed out some alleged violations Of
law in regard to the court, and these
matters have been deemed worthy Of
examination
The attorney general Is not to pass
upon the merits Of the case, but VIII
deal solely with It's legal phase. II he
thaI find that the court was properly
constituted, thai the precept was legal
" drawn, and that the rules Of law
we're followed as 10 the evidence, II
viii then be within the province OF the
President TO consider the case upon It's
merits,
Il the attorney general decides that
there we're Irregularities as claimed by
Admiral schiey, the verdict Of the
court would be vitiated. 1t is under
Stood that Admiral Schley's future
course concerning a formal appeal in
Writing to the President Will depend
largely upon the decision Of the attor-
ney-general,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
FUNSTON ARRIVES,
Much Improved in Health by the
Water Voyage.

San Francisco Jan. BRIG. Gen
Funston arrived here tonight from Ma
nllla on the transport Warren" Gen.
Funston comes home on sick leave.
While his condition has much improv-
ed since leaving Manila, he has not
entirely recovered. on arrival here,
Gen Funston Immediately went to
Oakland to greet his family. He stat
ed that he would remain here about
two weeks and then visit his old home
and friends in Kansas for few days,
after which he would 20 10 Washing
ton on important business, the nature
of which he would not divuge.
Gen. Funston said his leave Of abb
sence was for two months. lie thought
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
rrp, Coinage Measure Brought 70
Attention Of House,
70 KEEP METALS AT PARITY
,,.,, SILVER Pieces 10 DO IN
creased .. Necessity Requires
without Any Limit

w..DlOeton, Jan. 0-The FIRST man
saosure of Importance to De ro-
' 'a to the House is that asrse o,' up ~
r ,,,,v by the committee on eolna ~,
r sIi and measures, prOy .s, ,eod 40,
w, "o' maintenance OF the legal..enuar
'ns,, ' 1allar at a parity with gold and
y, ,,' ne increase Of the subsidiary snVer
~ i., s The measure was introduced
y ,, psprescntatlyo I'LL, of Connecticut
y was considered last year IN con
,..,, and attracted widespread a''en'
s 'on among bankers and financial au'
laorIdes' ,.,.oa,oto no.
il order that the bill might pc
,,"Sgbi before the House at an carry
llv'sTT mis- was opposed by the Demo
uuy' members who we're against the
sS an rs merits and protested against
.Est they alleged TO be undue nastc'
NJ shafroth, Of Colorado Sought W
s ~, The vote deferred one week, IN
D,Ssr hat Alexander Delmar writer on
C ccooomIc subjects might be heard
T WAS voted as were all other mo-
,, ,r ~ defer action, and the commit
~, "S' By a party vote ordered the plll re-
ported, .o,,,uo ~ sth.
ddlary silver coin without regard 10
rmt and as public necessity may re,
"DIre The most important feature OF
,Ss Mn for the parity Of gold and Sill
yer dollars, Is as follows
The secretary Of the treasury is mere
i, directed to maintain atall times at a
ysdty with gold the legal tender silver
doIars remaining outstanding, ana 10
,bat end he is hereby directed to ex-
eOange gold for legal-tender silver dol
hr when presented to the treasury In
No sum Of IS or any multiple thereof
end AN provisions Of law for the use
N maintenance Of the reserve FUND In
me- treasury relating to United States
rates at the discretion Of the secretary,
prs hereby made applicable to the ex-
change OF legal tender silver dollars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
win Increase Taxes.

London, Jan, l0--The approach OF the
reassembllng OF parliament and the
necessity of meeting a difficult financial
situation is bringing out much discus
sion as TO the means Of recastlng the
system OF taxation.
The Daily Telegraph, in It's issue Of
today suggests the possibility Of a
small tax on all imports.
The Times, commenting on letters
contributed to It's pages by the stalls
tician Sir Robert Giffen who advo-
Gates the replacing Of the heavy income
tax by a system Of increased Indirect
taxation and who estimates the coming
deficit at et0,0OO0OO, expresses approval
OF Sir Roberts ideas and thinks that
Increased taxes upon tea and sugar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
Lazy LjOer

When the liver goes wrong,
everything is wrong. You
have dyspepsia, coated
tongue, constipation, bilious
ness, sick headache, nausea,
general debility. One of
Ayers Pills each night, just
one, gently starts the liver
and removes all trouble.
81 have used Ayers Pills for liver
complaint, and have found them to be
the best thing have ever tried"
E. N. North, Sdell, III.
49, boz. &c AVER co., Lowell, Mass,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10

that he would have 10 have II eXtend-
ed, and It was possible that he would
not return az all
Gen Funston had as fellow-pas-
senger Brig Gen. Robert z, Hughes.
who has been on duty in the Philip
pines for long period
The situation In the Philippines
said Gen, Funston, Is about the same
as II was a few months ago The de-
ultory Fighting is still going on, but
not as fiercely az In former days, The
American troops are drawing In the
reins on the nsurrectionIsts little ev-
ery day and the time Is not fardlstant
when even the warllke spirit Of the
Wild tribes Of the outlying districts win
be entirely crushed OUT
It is very probable that another
operation for appendicitis viii be per-
formed on Gen, Funston while he is in
the city,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
Report In Heistand Case.

Washington, Jan. 9.-The Senate com
mlttee on military affairs today unanl-
mously agreed upon report IN the
case making charges against Lieut., Col.
II, O. s. Heistand Of the army which
was presented TO the Senate by Senator
Cockrell. The report contains n con-
else statement Of the facts In the case
as brought out by the inquiry, and
casts no reflection upon any OF the Off
GERS Of the government whose names
were mentioned in connection with
the case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
Burned by Acid,

Aurora, Ill.,, Jan, 9.-Charles Strauss
burger No. % Newberry avenue, Chi
Iago' student for the priesthood, was
ue mistaken victim Of an acid thrower
az lhe Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
oepot here last evening.
AS sraussburger entered the door Of
me Depot a man stepped in front Of
tln and dashed a vial Of acid In his
,se The fluid missed his eyes, but
me Flght cheek and side Of his nose
wv Daaly burned. The thrower took
second look at his victim and cried
wy wy my God, I've got the wrong
nan and fed
~ ovaussourger was able 10 return to
=, 40 a home IN Chicago. There Is no clue
W Ve Identity of the throWer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
East Wants Cinnamon.

New York Jan. 10,--Cotton goods
manufacturers are concerned over the
renewed agitation looking TO the con-
tinued exclusion Of Chinese, notWith-
standing that the treaty with Chins
does not expire until 1904 says the
Journal of Commerce. They regard
such agitation as a direct menace TO the
otherwise favorable prospects for a
large increase In our business with CHI
ma and as being altogether ill-advised.
Concerted effort is TO be made TO pres
ent to Washington In proper light the
injustice of the present agitation and
likewise the injustice contemplated In
the proposed action Of continued exclu-
sion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
Conference Of Dairymen.

Freeport, H., Jan, 9.--One OF the most
important results Of the Illinois State
Dalrymen's convention. now In session
here, was a secret conference between
the owners Of the several different
breeds of dairy cattle. A committee
composed Of one representative of each
OF FIVE breeds Of mixers, was appoint
ed TO work up a sentiment toward
joining issues In the dairy business
These committeeman represent the
Guernsey, Jersey Holstein, Ayrshire
Brown and Sars cattle,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10

New York, Jan lO,--Captain James A.
Crossman who was In command OF the
steamship AlliancIa, when, on March 8,
1895, she was fired on by a Spanish
cruiser of Cape May, Is dead at his
home in Jersey City Three shots were
fired at the ship by the cruiser but
Captain Crossman kept on and brought
his ship TO New York. The incident
caused considerable excitement and
diplomatic adjustment was required
During the civil war Crossman served
as an ensign In the navy He was born
az Hudson. N. Y. 6S wears ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
Germans Honor schley.

Chicago, Jan. 1O--The Germans OF
Chicago win give a demonstration in
honor of Admiral Schley on the occa-
sion Of his visit to the city on Monday
Jan. o. when over 5000 members Of
the German societies Of the city will
march 20 the auditorium and will be
reviewed at that point by Admiral
Schley. 1t was decided upon at a
meeting of representatives from 1874
German societies, that II the weather
be such that marching is impossible
on the day set, It Is the intention Of
the German societies TO hold a big
demonstration meeting at the auditori-
um. In either case the German So
cieties of the city that will be included
win constitute one hundred singing So
cieties. twenty-one military societies.
ten Bohemian societies and three tur-
ner societies
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Claim Justification.

Berlin Jan, "A correspondent in
Samoa writes to the Cologne Gazette
giving a hitherto unknown eXplana-
lion Of the killing OF Dr. Menke, leader
Of a German scientific expedition in the
South Sea island, Bismarck archipela-
CO. The correspondent says that Dr.,
Menke and his party ruthlessly des-
troyed number of trees, OF which
there were but few on the Island, and
the natives acted In defense Of their
property.
The German punitive expedition sent
10 avenge the killing of DR., Menke and
his party. which landed from the Ger
man cruiser Cormoran, near the scene
OF the massacre, killed elghty-one is
handlers
such is the civilization" says the
Voerwaerts. that our colonial polltiei-
ans are spreading"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
Root Talks to Committee,

,. washington Jan, 9--secy. Root was
wv wary !oday by the House committee
~ military affairs concerning army
rss,auon II led to an interesting
' ssusisl statement by Mr.. Root con-
h ,' ,So conditions In the Philippines,
~ Ss course Of which he said that the
4 ,,rns OF an army in the islands was
,bs su o,i, moral factor In maintaining
bean s V ss, administration which had
~'u mat IL the measures pro-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
BROOKLYN to be Repaired,

New York. Jan. lO,-lt Is announced
at the Brooklyn navy yard that the ar
mored cruiser Brooklyn, at present me
flagship on the Asiatic station, VIII
come TO the local yard for extensive re-
pairs, as soon as she is relieved at
Manila by the Rainbow, now on her
way there. The Brooklyn is to be over =
hauled at an expense Of about S25O,OVO