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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-04
MRS. LAPlSH HOME.
Utah Women Well Received at National
Council In Washington.

Mrs. II S, Lapish, Of this city. has re.
turned from Washington, where she at
tended the convention OF the National
Council Of Women, She was accom-
panied home by Mrs Alice r. Steele.
OF American Fork, who was also one
of the Utah delegates to the conven.
ton. Mrs Laplsh IL very enthusiastic
over the success that attended the con.
Nentlon and the fine reception the Utah
women received at the hands OF their
illuslrous sisters of the East. She
states that the Utah women were
shown the most gracious courtesy, not
only by The women at the convention,
but by the Utah delegation at the capt
toll This was especially true OF Sem
0tor Nearns, who introduced them TO
President Roosevelt The president
was courteous TO them In the extreme,
and the Utah ladies were delighted
with his hospitable manner Ex.Sen-
ator Cannon also stepped out OF his
way 70 do what he could to make their
visit both profitable and enjoyable.
Mrs. Lapish says the other Utah wo-
men left for New York. Boston. Phia-
delpha and other eastern cities, and Il
VIII therefore he some few days be-
fore they get home, There Is nothing
IN her trip that she regrets but on the
contrary looks upon her recent expert
enoe as among the most enjoyable as
wei as Instructive Of her career,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-04
SCROFULA.

Scattered consumption" is a
good way of describing this
disease, 1t is in fact a real
consumption Of the little
glands under the skin.
SCOTS Emulsion cures it.
SCOTS Emulsion is good for
all kinds Of consumption but
especially good for scrofula.
1t heals the sores-but
doesn't stop there for the
weakness and loss of flesh is
the worst part of scrofula.
SCOTS Emulsion feeds and
strengthens scrofulous chill
dren.
send foe Free sample
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists .os Pearl 81, N. Y.
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Always Ask for Diamond Dyes
TAKE NO OTHER.

the railroad telephone was declared TO
be u success.
The first through train on the III
Pas0 extension, recently finished from
Liberal Kan. TO the Mexican line OF
the Chicago, Rock Island a Pacific rail-
way left for the west yesterday The
train was crowded with passengers and
carried number Of railway officials
and newspaper men,
The Utah Construction company now
has the contract for all work on the
Union Pacific from Ogden to Omaha
and branch lines Yesterday they re-
celVed word thar they had been award
ed the contract for all repair work such
az bank widening, Strengthening curves.
reducing grades, etc. on the Nebraska
division from Cheyenne Ia Omaha ana
all branch lines, Some weeks ago they
were awarded "A similar contract COW
ering the distance from Cheyenne 10
Ogden.
Six carloads OF immigrant moyables
were received at the Payette railway
station during the month OF January.
Not so bad But look at this, During
1901, the total number Of such cars that
arrived In the state reached Isl, and Of
these Payette received a. The man who
falls TO read the future Of the Payette
valley IN these figures might ag we'll
stay In Arkansas and hunt postum
he's got his mental and perhaps spirit
ual ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

Donald Rose OF the Illinois Central
vii return from Chicago tomorrow.
The Central Pacific meeting OF share.
holders was this morning again ad-
pourned for two weeks.
President Jacobs of the Salt Lake &
Mercur has returned from his eastern
trip.
T. s. Devor, the recently appointed
travelling auditor Of the Colorado Mid
land, came in from Denver last night.
He left at roan today for Chicago In
response 10 E wire TO the effect that
his little airi was seriously H..
Anyone having the address NJ the
Meuler Piuno company win confer a
great favor on Kent O. Keyes Of the
Milwaukee II the same Is forthcom-
ing. Sooner than see the Milwaukee
lose that carload Of musical instru-
ments Commercial Agent Downing Will
20 to Pocatello this evening.
In test just made train crew 400
miles from Chicago talked over the tel
fgraph wires to Chief Operator Par
yons OF the Illinois Central railroad at
The Twelfth street depot AS a result,
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JACK ROOT CHALLENGED.
Joe Walcott the Barbados Wonder
" After Him.

William A. Pierce, who now con-
trolls the destnies of Joe Walcott, the
Barbados wonder, has challenged Jack
Root In behalf OF his man and has add
cd that IN order to compel Root to meet
Walcott he VIII make the match at
catch weights, which Will give the Chi
cago man on advantage Of at least
twenty-five pounds and stop any loop
hole he may have FOR escape without
admitting that he Is afraid to meet
the black as he cannot draw the color
line, having met several colored men
before. Pierce even goes further and
says he viii give Root a side bet OF
$1,000 Il he wants and should he signi-
~ his Willingness 20 make this match,
n forfeit of 500 w!ll be sent on By
Pierce az once. Root win be given
the privilege Of naming any reasonable
terms and Walcott will accept them.
as Pierce is anxious to get revenge for
the beating his other fighter. George
Gardner. got at the hands OF Root In
Frisco lately.
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---------s - '-----=-------
TO ARREST HIGH LIVER.


This afternoon a warrant was Issued
for the arrest Of one l.. ], Clark, on
the charge Nf trying to defraud the
knutsford hotel by stopping at that
place from Feb p TO the 2Sth. and not
paying for the same. The amount due
the hotel people as named In the COM
plant Is S2l. The complaint was made
out by the county attorney and signed
by Manager Henshaw OF the Knuts-
ford, and the warrant FOR Clarks arrest
was isued by Judge Diehl. II IL claim
cd that Clark has been playing the
races and has been living fast life
here to the neglect of paying for his
board and lodging.
The warrant was placed In the hands
OF a deputy sheriff
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OUTSIDE EVENTS.
LEANDER AND RUTZ WIN.
Lake and Chas. Tnrville Second in
Twelve Hour Race.

Atlanta, Ga, March 3.-~'rhe twelve
hour championship of America was
won here tonight by lieandor and Ruiz
who finished FIRST In the twelye-h0ur BIZ
cycle race, winning by two lengths from
Lake and Turyille, who rode lap
ahead of the other teams The score of
the two teams for the twelve hours was
276 miles . laps. The remaining Ave
teams finished as follows; Hadneld and
Calvin, Walthour and Fields. Fem and
Caldwell, Lawson and Barclay, Bennett
and Huniar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-04
CHANGE OF SENTIMENT.
Young Missionary In Germany Holds
Public Meetings.

Elder William Fox Reese, in writing
to his aunt. Mrs. II. $, Young, Of this
city, from seiiersdorf Gle Sorau, Ger
many states that he has succeeded in
holding public meetings in that section,
the first that have ever been held there.
The marked change OF sentiment is at
tributed to the sweeping reception
Prince Henry IL receiving In America.
Sorau Is near the place where Elder
David Cannon died several years ago.
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LAND WILL BIZ OPEN ED.

The Utah land office has received the
following from the department OF the
interior United States land office;
ITO whom It may concern Notice
is hereby given that the following frac-
tiona plat has been received at this
office from the United states surveyor
general for Utah, viz; Township 10
south, range II east. Salt Lake merit
dian. Said plat viii be filed in this
Office and the land thrown open for en-
try under the public land laws, on and
after March 81, 1902"
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TO oUiEr TITLE.
Bingham Consolidated Brings Suits
Against Gold q Copper Co

The Binghap Consolidated Mining
and Smelling company filed two suits
against the Gold e. Copper company OF
Bingham today in the district court.
The first suit Is brought TO quiet the IT,
tie to the conflict area OF the Old Wa
satch lode and the Lark No. lode
claims. and plaintiff asks for $500 dam
ages for the wrongful possession OF the
area In dispute hytne defendant, Tie
second case Is TO quiet title TO the con-
fict area of the old Wasatch lode and
Scotchman lode. claims. The same
amount Is asked as damages, The
claims are situated In the West Noun
tain district. YrU a.If
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Appointments OF H. j. Spence and Il
n. Nutting In New York.

Effective March /, l.. j. Spence and
H. IL, Nuttlng have been appointed re-
spectiyely general eastern freight agent
and general eastern passenger agent OF
the Southern Pacific with headquarters
At $40 Broadway, ~ Y. Their juris-
diction VIII embrace seaboard terri
tory and Europe According to clrcu-
lars received in this city with the res
ignation of Edwin Hawley as assistant
general traffic manager Of the Southern
Pacific ON March l. that office has been
abolished.
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SAW THE CHIEFS CARD.

George Patten, a burly fellow. talked
himself into jail FOR 80 days this after
noon Patten approached Chief Hill
ton yesterday afternoon and asked for
some money, I'm workin' man"
said Patten, "nn I belongs TO a union.
Lemme show youse me card" he said,
diving down IN his pocket.
let ME show you mine hrst,' In
terrupted the chief, as he displayed his
gllttering badge OF office.
According TO the chief, the fellow
nearly dropped In q faint when he saw
what he was up against but he was
given an hour to leave town, About
two hours later the chief caught him
begging again and promptly landed
him in jail. Judge Dieh gave him 80
days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-04
ANOTHER MUTE BoxER HERE,
Sailor Dlli Evarts Anxious for u Go
WITH Dummy noMan.

Another mute boxer has arrived In
town This one halls from England
and claims the middleN eight champion
ship OF EdwAtd's kingdom His name
is Bill Eyaris. known as Sailor Bill
lie disputes The claim Of Dick O'Brlen
who returned from England last week
claiming the mddeweight champion
ship. EvaftJ says OBren ls a faker.
and iha, ho made him show the yellow
streak at Hot Springs Ark, aud that
Mccoy In England offered 10 stop o.
Brion In 10 rounds, hut he. was bluffed
out. at every call Eyarts has de-
featcd some GOOD ones In his time, and
says no would like TO get on a match
With Dummy Rowan. Sailor Bill viii
remain here only a few days and then
40 onto California.
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COMMITTEES INVESTIGATES.
jockeys Are Examined Before Lii
Ccnsc IL Granted Them.

London, March 3.--The license COM
mittee Of the Jockey club today ex-
amined number OF jockeys previous
TO deciding on the license, The inves-
legations included several prominent
English riders whose bank accounts are
alleged to shpW profitable relations
with #. Y Kelly the bradford book
maker, and others concerned In the
Bank Of Liverpool frauds While the
committees decisionau we're not an
nounced It was understood that at
least two of the most prominent
Jockeys win not appear ON the turf in
the year 1909 The committee granted
license 10 J II Martin, the American
jockey, whose FIRST mount will be Ia
the Lincolnshire handicap
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yaN

An accident occurred yesterday near
Midway on the Rio Grande Western in
which several Of the passengers in
train No. /, due In Salt Lake from the
EAST al 1886 p. m, received a shaking
up. AS the train was coming down
this side OF Soldiers Summit the engine,
baggage car and one car passed the de-
rail- switch The next car took the
switch with the result that the train
broke In half and the rear cars bumped
Into the derailed car ahead, efiectually
blocking both tracks. A boy and a
heavy man were somewhat hurt In one
of the overturned cars. The passengers
were transferred and brought into Salt
Lake last evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-04
Points -
yoU CAN'T RESIST.

when you see point Of advantage
try to get on IT, We offer few points
OF advantage In the line of baking pow
der. Excellence Is one OF them eoono-
my another, To use cheap article
when It Is not good II foolish, TO use
an expensive one when you can get
THREE CROWN baking powder for so
low a price and still know Il Is Of the
highest possible quality would be equal
ly foolish. We want to impress you
with the high grade and low price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-04
WESTERN LEAGUEPaDIpa3r
Begins TO Look Like an Eight Club
CIrcnlt.

II now begins to look as though the
Western league would have an eight
club circuit after an. az Peoria wants
to come In IN the worst way and has
already deposited $500 I'm a bank there
20 show that they mean business and
that the league Will not suffer amy loss
at their end Of The deal. The Des
Moines fans are trying very hard to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-04
SIGN ARTICLEs TO-DAY.
Jimmy Burns and Mexican PeteWere
10 Meet This Afternoon.

Jimmy Burns has returned from Og-
den and Is here for the purpose OF Sign
lng articles Of agreement Cor match
with Mexican Pete The men met last
evening aud agreed TO meet this after
noon and settle all details
Burns brought down with him a
couple OF fox terriers, and one Of them
known as Jimmy BURNS Jr., got lost
last evening and there was sorrow in
the Burns camp for long time III
ually the canine was seen coming out
Of q restaurant In the possession OF a
young woman and Burns promptly took
the dog away from her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-04
WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

This evening I'm the Fourteenth ward
assembly room will be given farewell
sociable in honor OF Elder Christian
RoerbachY who leaves tomorrow on a
mission TO Switzerland. A fine nro.
gram has been prepared. good tlmo
is assured, and all win be made wei
come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-04
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF ooV'
WARRANTS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Gl.A ada Sp
registered warrants u san ~ ~ daie 500
presented for payment prior " n, W are hereby
covered by register NUMBER $3.50 nron Ihs
called for payment, ana ln'e''''
''' W. II. DALE .n,st
salt Lake city. March :, isS
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esrRAy NOTICE

ONE RAY HORSE ABOUT !. s,u %
old no brands visible; shaver yoar.3d
forehead. one bay mare ap9s. r 4 OF isiI
white on nose; brand looks llks y sn'snsis Az
thigh. il the above described ~ sn, or Ni1is
not claimed and taken away IA Al cV
aerch the isth, 10 they viii " WV
Estray Pound Mt p m. ponodksopff'
Holm q. MAfTOA- I""
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AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
Trading Was Small and Little Interest
Was Shown.

This afternoon little interest was
shown in the market and trading was
very light, ontario, Daly-West and
May Day participated and at press
time the following quotations and sales
had been recorded.
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Rowling Games. To-day.

Tho girls BOWLING league was opened
late this afternoon at the brunswick
bowling alley with games between sey-
urtil after 5 O'clock but the alley Is
only open TO girls 'rN 'nls I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-04
MISSIONARIES WON AGAIN.
Defeated the High sohoolers in the
L.. ID, =. u. Game.

A hot basketball game took place
yesterday afternoon between the Mis-
pionary team OF the l., d. S. university
and the team from the High school de-
portment Of the same institution. The
latter were defeated by "A score Of %
to 20. A large body Of the students
were present ana heartily enjoyed the
contest which was one of the most
spirited Of the season stanton acted
as referee, while Stewart and Open-
shaw umpired. The line up follows
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BORN.

LEAVER-on Sunday evening last
at ll2O there was born 10 the wife Of
w. II. Leaver ten-pound son, Mother
and child doing we'll
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special.
(By leased wire to the Central Stock
Exchange, 2l5 Main streeO.
Tuesday March 4, 1902.
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TO CORE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Hromo Qulnlne Tablets. All drug.
glsis refund the money Il IL falls to cure 4 "
Groves slRnnre Is on each aibox 2e
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-04

Funeral from late residence, 55S east
Third South. al o'clock p. m. We'd
nesday; friends invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-04

NIXoN.-At $3.50 o'clock Monday morn
ms, March ., Joseph r. Nixon, and
as
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DiED.a

ERIcKsoN.--AT 24f west Eight South,
this city, March ., 1909. OF dropsy,
Hannah Erickson. wife OF Peter
Erickson; aged "a years. She was a
native % Sweden.
Funeral services will be held Thurs
day, at y. M, from the Fourth ward
meeting house. Friends are invited To
attend and can view the remains on
the day OF funeral from II a. m. to
1880 p. m, at family residence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-04

PIANO AND ORGAN AGENTS WANTED
An energetic agent IN every town in
Utah and Idaho. Big inducements to
the right parties. Write Vansant e
Chamberlain, piano and organ dealers,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Evening journal., 1902-03-10
NUGGETS OF NEWS

President Roosevelt on Saturday
signed the Philippine tariff bill
William Gosden, one of the most
prominent young men of Richmond,
Va, committed suicide by taking NOR
phine.
Secretary Wilson. of the agricul-
tural department. denied that he in
tends resigning from President Roose-
velt's cabinet
Charles Foster Kent. Phi. d., profess
sor of Biblical literature at Yale Uni
versity, surprised his class. by strongly
favorlng hazing.
The Philadelphia Base Ball club of
the American League will play its
first exhibition game on April with
a picked team.
Creditors of the late Archbishop
Purcell, Of Cincinnati. have appealed
TO Rome for special collections In the
United States TO wipe out his $4,000
600 in debtedness.
Evening journal., 1902-03-10
Two MURDER TRIALS IN MEDIA
Albert West aud Robert Fitzpatrick Come
BIlOre the Court There Today

Media. March l0.-Albert West the
negro who killed Policeman Mark w
Aileh. OF Chester. will be placed on
'flal today in the court here. The muir
uef was committed at Third and Pusey
s1reeis in the city of Chester. and oc-
CURED while the officer was endeavor-
llN 10 arrest West for threatening 10
sAoot his sweetheart. Addie Ballard
ror distance OF six squares West
nau accused the woman of being un-
iallhiul to him. all the while having a
loaded revolver In his hand.
When Pusey street was reached West
ana the Ballard woman auarreled
again when Policeman Allen made his
appearance upon the scene. Without
warning West shot him i'm the leg.
Inc officer fell to the sidewalk and
West. who had started away. turned
ana hred two more shots. killing the
lohlceg. The shooting occurred on Sat
urday night February 1. and West
was arrested the next day at Darby.
d. >. Makiver and Albert Williams.
two youns members of the bar. have
oeen assigned 10 defend West.
Tho trial OF Robert Fitzpatrick. who
~ charged with shooting his house
Keeper. Elizabeth Bearmore. has also
been SET to be tried this week. Unless
John M. Broomall counsel for Kilpat-
rick. is granted a continuance. Kilpat-
rick will be arraigned on Wednesday
morning.
Evening journal., 1902-03-10
DOBSONS BUY RIDDLE MILLS
will Use By Plant for Manufacturing
Carpets

John and James Dobson. carpet man
ufactwers of Philadelphia, ownas Of
THE Peoples railway I'm Wilmington
and who own controlling interest in
tho Wilmington Coal Gas Company.
on saturday purchased the Riddle
mills, In Glen Riddle. which were
sold by the sheriff. The properly
includes the mills and lot of about
TWENTY-FIVE or thirty houses. and Is
we'll situated for tho manufacturing
BUSINESS. and as the DObson's have
been in the carpet business for many
Years the purchase ON the part of one
of the members of the firm has given
rise 10 rumors that the firm will start
tho mills on the manufacture of car
nets.
The bidding on the property started
i'm at a low figure and then rose rapid
ly until finally $4,000 was bid by w.
Il. BroOmall tho attorney. and from
that it was carried in one bid to $50 900.
by Mr.. DobsOn. Excitement ran high.
and The bid was raised to $4,000 10y
Mr.. Broomall. and in turn Mr. Dobson
again raised it to $60000 where it re-
mained and was finally knocked down
90 the Philadelphia manufacturer
Evening journal., 1902-03-10
Annlnat sundav Ennerals.

Trenton ~ j.. March lO.-The
Trenton Coachmen's Union at a meet.
ing Saturday night decided not to
drive az Sunday funerals. In this
move they have the support of all the
undertakers In the city but one. who
had funeral yesterday His drivers
will be expelled from the union. The
agitation against Sunday funerals has
been going ON In the city for some
time. and has the endorsement OF the
clergy of the city.
Evening journal., 1902-03-10
DIRECTORY OF SALES

March IL. 10 o'clOck--Joseph Miller
near Newark, stock. etc.
sale of real estate Greenbank.
March li--Benny Rothwell. near
Stanton. Del
March Farming Implements.
Joseph Mills near Newark
March l2-O'Neal Bros. Mt. Cuba,
sale of COWS and horses. farm stock.
March l2-J. Frank Megginson New
Castle hundred
March IA. j. Banks. Brandywlne
hundred
March l3-L c. Walker, Mill Creek
hundred
March l3-On Morrow farm. No. 4,
near Newark. farming implements,
horses COWS. pigs, wagons. etc. James
Stafford
March l5-sale of horses at Jester
a. McDaniel's. il9 West Front street
March III. r. Pyle. Mt Cuba.
stock. farming implements, corn and
hav.
March l7-Oun b. Holm. near Prac-
ucal Farmer, Brandywine hundred.
March lS-W. w. Talley, near
Perrys Hotel, personal property.
March 1S-William b. Highneld.
Mill Creek hundred.
March -MoCallister Brothers. Lat
timer farm.
March 20, 10 o'clock. Larne. Brandy
wine hundrtd. stock. etc
March 2l- Charles Paschal. Brandy
Wine hundred. farm stock.
March 2l-Sale of good furniture
Siidham & Sons auction room, No. III
East Fourth street
March 24-Furniture at No. 1903
Washington street
March 2i-D. Stewart. Beaver Val
lev Del.
Private sale horses at w. II. Klairs
stable. No. S08 West Eighth street,
Wilmington.