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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26
Being Drawn Into Commercial and
Manufacturing Pursuits,
NO CARE FOR MOTHERHOOD


Chicago, Feb, GA warming note
that women and girls In this country
were being drawn into commercial and
manufacturing pursuits TO an extent
that Jeopardi2es the welfare Of future
mothers and was a menace to a happy
nome life was sounded hy Prof u. l.,
kiehl9 Of the chair of pedagogy In the
University ut Minnesota, before the de.
parinent OF superiutendents Of the Ma
lonm Educational association, now IN
session here His address touched a
popular feeling I'm the minds OF the
thousands on more educators from all
points of the compass, and that pOr-
ton stating chat home life and sur.
roundlhss We're above all sOrdid gain
was applauded.
I'm this age Of c0mmcrClalism and IN.
dustrlal conditions said Prof Kehle
mo provision has been made for moth
erhood This phase OF life seems to
have been brushed aside In fact, We
are making money-earners of our
daughters In commercial pursuits.
while women have every right to an
equality with men In matters Of educa-
ton, they are going outside their
sphere when that portion of their edu-
cation fitting them for the duties Of
home lie and motherhood does not take
precedence over everything else
Education for women that began
only few years ago on elementary
lines has extended 10 technical and
classical courses and has enabled women
10 compete for places formerly filled by
men who supported families in many in
stances
THE continuation Of women enter
ing these fields, cannot but have dis
asterous results In time, unless some
thing Is done to provide for homelife
also for women and the tendency to
enter the office and factory Is checked.
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The Standard finds nothing remarks
able In the proceedings but thinks IL
viii be found that Germany and tha
United States are really better friends
for the visit Of Prince Henry.
The Morning Post liz almost alone in
displaying genuine enthusiasm over
this subject. The paper says,
"lt Is not given 10 everyone to win
popularity IN America, bat Prince Hon.
ny conquered AT once The yachtsmcn
Of every country wIll be- grateful 10
Emperor William and President Roose-
Welt for the picturesque incident IN the
annals Of their sport,
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E1termlnatc New Jersey Mosonitos,

New York, Feb. &C. The New Jersey
assembly after a long and humorous
debate, has passed the mosquito exter-
mmation bill by q vote Of IS to o. The
bin appropHateg $4,000 to the state eN-
pertinent station for the purpose Of
making scientific investigation OF the
habits origin and breeding places OF
the mosquito and their relation to ma
larial and other diseases The money is
to he expended By the state ontomolo-
gigt
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Builders strike in New York.

New York, Feb. 2G.--A general strike.
involving about 1900 men, has been or
dereI on the buildings Of a large con-
tracing firm in this ely. 1t affects
carpenters. painters, steam filters,
plumbers and plasterers The trouble
is an outgrlwth Of friction between
the United brotherhood Of Carpenters
and jone,s and the Amalgamated So
clety OF Carpenters and Joiners.
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A Gr1ily Kills Two Hunters,

Vancouver q. C. Feb. 26-rhc
steamer Tees has arrived from the
north with news Of the KLINE Of two
men by an enormous grizzly bear at
Rivers Inlet. ono OF the men was a
white trappcr and the other an mdI8n
Their bodies, with that Of the bear
were found together within few feet
OF each other
The Indian had apparently taken q
shot at the bear from his mu1ac-llaI-
ing ride ant wounded the animal The
Infatuated beast had run toward him
and mnulel him 10 death, The white
man then came to the rescue and drove
O long knlta into the bears breast, the
point penetrating his heart Then the
hear turned and killed the white man.
l}y this time the grizzly was dying
from his wounds, and fell oyer dead "A
feet feet away
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London Feb. 2GA tinge Of jealousy
Is Observable In the comments Of the
morning papers on the subject OF
Prince Henrys visit.
The Daily Chronicle suggests that
the remembrance of the attitude Of
Admiral Won Dicdrchs In Manila bay
may account Tor the languld curiosity
OF the general public IN the United
States
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Big storm In California.

San Francisco, Cal, Feb 20. The
storm which did some damage In this
city was general throughout the state,
Heavy rains are reported from all parts
of California All the streams in the
interior are booming, railroad tracks
have been washed away In places, tele-
graph and telephone lines Frustrated
and small buildings blown down, The
heaviest rain Of the season fell In
southern California. but Il was unac-
companied by wind The aggregate
of losses caused by the storm Is small
while the rain viii prove Of vast bene-
1T, insuring good harvest and plenty Of
water for irrigation In dry districts.
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has been taken which it has not cured or
greatly benefited.
Mrs. Ida Mcdonald, No, Az Beaubien st ,
Detroit, Mich, is prominent woman who
was greatly benefited by this great medi-
cine. Mrs. Mcdonald IS the supreme dep
uty Of the Maccabees Of the world, and one
Of the most widely known women in the
United States Thousands OF women gather
to bear her lecture everywhere she goes
The great work she has done for the Mac
cabees is appreciated by every member Of
the order She was so absorbed in her
work that she neglected to give her health
proper care failed to take warning that
The symptoms Of approaching kidney trou-
bic gave her, the sallow complexion and
torpid liver. But Wine Of Cardui cured her
the same as il has cured thousands Of others
and Mrs. Mcdonald has written this letter
in order that other suffering women may
secure from Wine Of Cardui the same re-
lief she got from it,
"For four years suffered with torpid liver
until my skin looked yellow and dull. th,n
found my kidneys were affected and had severe
pains across my back, and felt that must do
something to regain my health. a friend adyo.
Gated your Wine Of Csrdui treatment so strongly
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CHARACTER or TILpINos.
Taft Says They Are Not Yet Fitted
For Self Government.

washington, Feb. 25-Goy TAFT con-
tlnued his statement before the mousse
insular committee today dwelling on
the good and bad characteristics oil the
Filipinos. lie denied reports mat they
were cowardly. and related an instance
in which few Filipino scouts along
with United States troops saved me
day. As 20 their treachery ne said
this was due largely TO their being be-
tween two fires. the hostile native sent
iment on one hand and the American
sentiment on the other ON the Whole
he did not regard them as suiliciently
advanced at present for selfgoyern-
ment
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Automobiles Convention.

New York Feb 2G-- Dissenting fac
tons among the automobile clubs have
received the call issued from Chicago
for a convention to be held March s.
1t Ia believed the controversy among
the yanou5 clubs VIII then be ended IN
the formation Of n national body, hav-
Ing for It's object the enactment Of fa-
vorable legislation.
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onerntion on Judge Ide.

Yokohoma, Feb S, via Victoria, b. c.,
Feb. 26.-Judge " G.. Ide, one Of the
Philippine commissioners Is here with
his secretary Paul 5. Carter The
Judge has had an operation performed
at The Il. S, naval hospital on his back
bone which was injured some TO ago
by the commissioner being thrown out
of a carriage He is progressing lavor-
ably. Mir Carter also Is sick.
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n D. rsdcll Of Montana suicides

Minneapolis, Mimi, Feb. 2j--Des-
pondent from brooding over his inabili-
~ 70 throw off the drug habit n. D.
Isdell Of Pony, Mont, ended his life
at the Hotel Nicolet today 10y shoot
ing. Mr. Isdell was wealthy and was
weulmown throughout Montana, hav-
ing large business interests az Bozeman
and Butte.
About a week ago he came to Min
neapolis with his wife 20 be cured OF
the drug habit. lie enlisted the ser.
vices OF sevral physicians, and tired
hypnotism and other treatments but
without avail
This morning, while his wife was IN
the breakfast room, he placed re-
volver in his mouth and fired. The
bullet penetrated the brain and death
was instantaneous On the center "a
bic was note 10 Mrs. lsdell, explain.
ing that complete disbursement had
led 10 the suicide Mr.. lsdell was 90
years Of age.
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l'"ppst Father Renounoes Vows.

nry~u uu4ue Iowa, Feb. 26.--An event
TraAyI,e1en'ed In the history Of the
max "tp'Sl monastery in this county IS
ys sTe pup,'c Brother Eugene, for %
nous mons an inmate, has deliberately re-
opar,o nus VOWS which he took nearly
letit ,b ,'eI oil century ago. lie has
for s r,g monastery and is now looking
hama 9O' ia means to earn living. His
from r,1 , N Joseph Graham, and he came
Ty yuI ii.llnois when % years Old. The
bnv F nc ru.es are the most rigid OF
Rene " a5.sll order aud Brother Eu-
SEQ ~ o' lWed of them. He wants TO
perr, J.v world II is stated that His
cam c,,o,'sslon to leave the monastery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26
Lewis aud Clark Exposition.

Portland, ore, Feb. 20. Hon Il, w.
Colbett, president Of the Lewis q CLARK
Centennial Exposition corporation has
selected the following citizens to act a.
a committee OF ways and means w,
y. Fcntoh. Adolph Wolfe, John II.
OShea, G. w. Bates, Leo Friede A. II,
Devers, ! N. Feischner
The purpose Of the appointment Of
the committee is to have body to take
charge OF the details Of soliciting and
collecting subscriptions for the adll.
tonal capital stock recently author
ICED by the Lewis & Clark stockholi-
ers
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prnsident WIN Go FIshing.

New York. Feb. 26.-Presidcnt Roose-
welt has decided TO spend week IN
April trout fishing in the Allegheny
mountain streams In Garrett county,
Maryland. 60 miles west Of Cumberland,
The president has engaged quarters
twelve miles from Oakland, the county
seat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26
c. l.. rinnnt,s WIN FIled.

New York Feb 20 Tho win Of the
late Charles J.. Tiffany has been fled
for probate The estate Is divided
among the widow and children with a
few minor lcgacles 70 relatives, No
schedule was fled but the value Of the
estate viii amount to more than 5000.
Geo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26

Senior Gonzalo de Quesada former
Cuban envoy to Washington, who ar
rived from Havana, a few days ago
Fully fifty cable dispatches were re-
ceiyed by the president elect congratula
ting him on the confirmation OF his
election by the electoral college In lia-
vana on Monday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26
Gen. Palma in New York.

New York. Feb 26.-Gen, Tomas Es-
trada Palma, president-elect Of cuba,
has arrived in this'city from his home
at Central Valley. n Y. for the purpose
of consulting with local Cubans on mat
tiers dealing with the policy Of the new
government
Gen. Palma had conference with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26
Illinois Town Without oa,oers

sIdsn VIE ,hg. Ill., Feb. 26--The town OF
oulhr 'r@ county finds itself in a Pc
town paealcament. 1t Is without
Mayor 'Vnucers' laws or ordinances
aeo os natles Goof died few DAYS
accldo,,uliEe result Of a gunshot wound
Georea' '@ r,y received while hunting.
has S ~. GARRISON, the town treasurer
Will 'fS.sued' and left for Oklahoma
were 49, 'u recent fire the city Offices
,ow, destroyed, together with All the
AZ" , l,ords and ordinances. ~"
prepara " ra. mas been appointed to
next new ueW ordinances. and at the
mayor ' "n5 OF the town council a
The nre Sill treasurer vii be appointed
the bis,you,calnent Of Sidell Is unique In
' history Of municipalities :"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26
Cuban PostolUce Fraud Trials.

Havana, Feb. 2G-senor Zayas began
yesterday IN the trial Of the Cuban
postoilice fraud cases his argument In
behalf of Charles w, +, Nelly. lie said
he would dscredit W II. Reeves, the
former deputy auditor 90 discredlt-
ing his testimony should have no
weight The prosecutions case rested,
ne said, largely on evidence bearing
the government stamp official reports
and facts and nguresh furnished by
Washington yet, In the reports Of the
secretary Of war, and the postmaster
general Of receipts and expenditures In
the department Of cuba there was a
difference OF 5000 In expenditures and
that the experts reports differed from
both of these. lie spoke at length on
the extradtion OF Nicely. and said the
case was illegal from the start Under
Spanish law, he contended, the court
bad no right TO ask for the eXtradition
OF Nicely
"The fiscal has claimed concluded
Senior Zayaa. that the T. y postal code
covers The case; but that code cannot
annul our laws on eXtradition'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26
"'a'er Ticket Personal ric.nso

New new York, Feb. 2s-rn a,n,.,,,,. -.
iheaier ,i jor an Injunction brought by
tain heo,,.H,el Spectators, against Ger
IN wblcb' ,,lcal managers OF this civ
train ibo .ue SPECTATORS sought TO res.
acccn, management from refusing ia
from sr o' lne door tickets purchased
entranc,',' ule'ors who lockcd about ths
Iudge ~. OF many Broadway houses
thai 'Sou Of The supreme CONT rnI,1
repso heater ticket is personai ~
,old W. the Individual TO whom /, 20
lersb,s" ana consequently is no, trans -
Bent Of ~ "S,sisnable without the con-
u''ls'on is regarded as a COM
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sums received FROM Boer sympathlzrr3
Dr. De Bruyn, secretary Of the lioer
delegation, also was IN the party They
VIII remain here few days and then
go to Baltimore and Washington
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26

Havan. Feb 2G.--Col Sctt has salts
factorily settled the longshoremen's
strike at Cionfuegos by having all
parties agree to pay the same scale Of
prices as Is now In force.
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Supreme Deputy
of the Maccabees OF
tho World.

-7H0USANDS of women are un- \
IL consciously, step by step, follow
u ing the path from health to sick
ness. The failure Of health is often 70 q.
gradual that women DO not notice the COM
ing Of disease until actual pain and suffer
ing is upon them. After the pain ceases
temporarily they think httleof +" the trou-
bles that come and 20 in a day They do
not know that headaches, biliousness, stom-
ach troubles and colds create deep-seated
diseases. They do not realize that a sallow
complexion and a leathery skin are fore
runners Of Brights disease Of the kidneys;
that constipation and a feeling Of languor
show torpid liver. Brights disease
comes from diseased kidneys and develops
completely before any warning is given,
because Kidneys have few nerves. A tor
Did liver invites all kinds Of contagion. IT.
regular menstrua,ion is the beginning Of q
lie Of suffering affecting every part Of the
body II not promptly corrected. Wine Of
Cardui is the remedy that has record Of
over /, 10000 cures Of this malady. Every
woman who values her health should keep
Wine Of Cardui and Thedford's Black.
Draugbt in her home and take It regularly
before and during the menstrual period.
This viii insure a regular and healthy men
situation and guard against a running
down Of the system which always results
in such serious trouble for women.
Thousands Of women praise Wine Of
Cardui as a remedy for womans ills. 1t Is
a medicine widely known in every state in
the Union and we have yet to hear Of case
Of female weakness where Wine Of Cardui
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26

pfete victory for the theater managers
who have, for many months, sought
some method Of abatng the nuisance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26

~ that decided to try Il, although ! had little
n faith in patent medicines.
al am now very thankful that ! did so,
for within ten DAYS blessed relief came 70
me, and in less than three months was cured,
and have enjoyed fine health ever since.
81 know there Is nothing better for SICK
woman who wishes to enjoy perfect health and
am very pleased to give my hearty endorse
mtnt."
No suffering woman can afford TO ignore
such letter as Mrs Mcdonald writes. Her
plans and advice have proved valuable IN
building up one Of the greatest women
organizations in the United States and she
takes time to give advice which she knows
will help you. But thousands OF other
home-loying women have written letters
like this one, all praising Wine OF Cardui
and g'hedfOrd's Black-lraught II is easy
TO put of securing this medicine, but the
trouble grows worse and harder TO cure
Why not be rid Of the pain and suffering
as soon as possible2 Go 10 your druggls.
today aud secure q dollar bottle OF Wine OF
Cardui and twenty-five cent package Of
Thedford's Black-Draught II you need
special advice write to the Ladies Ad'
visOry Department, The Chattanooga Med.
icine Company, telling them all about
your case and a private letter will be sent
you. DO not delay in securing this medic
cine. There is nothing 10 gain and every'
thing TO lose by delay, The choice is be-
fore you. win or will you not secure
relief now by taking Wine Of Crdui
All druggists sell q bottles Of Wine OK
Cardui and Csc packages Of Thedfords
Black. Draught.
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publican assurance OF protection ABOUT
$4,000 600 has been Invested IN the
beet.suRar industry In Michigan ana
this would be impcliled If the proposed
concession was made,
Mr.. Payne replied that in his Judg-
ment there would be ample protection
to the American Industry after the 70
per cent concession was allowed, as
the remaining protection would
amount to about 81 per cent ad va
iorem He referred also to the ptesl-
dents recommendation Of recipr0clty'
Representative GrOsyeuOr OF OhlQ
advocated the committee plan as the
best means Of avoiding a dilemma
Representative Tawney of Mime
sofa, member OF the ways and
means committee then proposed the
following substitute;
TAWNEY's SUBSTITUTE.
Resolved, That the ways and means
committee be and Il is hereby directed
10 prepare and report TO the house a
bill for the relief OF Cuba and to extend
the trade between the United States
and that island which bill shall In
substance authorize the president in
consideration OF our securing on goods,
wares ana merchandise, the product
or growth Of the United states going
into cuba, substantially lower duties
than those countries, to agree to pay,
and to pay during each year that said
reciprocal trade agreement shall be IN
force from the treasury Of the United
States. to the government of cuba,
when fully established, moneys collect
ed In the United States as import duties
on merchandise, the product or growth
OF the island OF cuba imported into the
United States, a sum Of money eQulya-
lent In amount to 20 per centum of the
duties now collected on all such goods,
and that so much Of said sum as shall
be equivalent TO 20 per centum Of the
duty collected ON sugar imported from
Cuba into the United States shall be
distributed by the government OF Cuba
or through such other additional agents
or agencies and regulations to be pre-
acribed by the government Of cuba and
approved by the president OF the United
states, 20 actual bona ilde resident
sugar planters Of the island of Cuba
IN proportion 70 the quantity Of sugar
produced from cane grown by them
curing the year preceding the date Of
said reciprocal trade agreement and
that said reciprocal trade agreement
ehall continue I'm force for period uf
three years from the date Of its nego-
tiations. and said blll shall further pro-
vide that before the payment OF said
sum- or any portion thereof TO the gov
eminent Of cuba or before any OF the
conditions of said agreement shall be-
come operative, cuba shall first enact
our immigration laws.
Mr. Tawney spoke in support Of his
substitute. II was now after II p m,
and as il was clear no final results
could be secured adjournment was ia
ken until Sp. m. next Monday.
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Of Rev NJ o the nIao NJ
tn tu mpureb dnary trgns b
committee b Of f t II
mt Ike y h 4 a
the
nNrhn witty he shan NJ accuse
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ELLEN M. STONE"
ARRIVAL AT SALONIKA.

Saonika Feb. 25.--Mlss Stone and
Nine Tsilka and baby have arrived
here well and cheerful. They received
'he members Of the Anglo-A
community In the railroad carriage
NJ, TSILKA HELD.
suumlt2a, Macedonia, Feb. 2l.-M.
IsIlka. husband OF Nine. Tsllka, Miss
stone companion In captivity, went TO
,he railroad station at Salonca I'm the
nope OF accompanying the party of NJ
ualgldlo. dragoman OF the American le-
eauon. TO this place. But the Turkish
authorities refused him permission so
70 40 declaring they suspected him Of
Stone,
MISS Stone and Nine Tsllka are
QuaIleled at the residence of NJ. Kin
nol a Protestant pastor where they
SIee'ed NJ Gargioulo and Mr.. House,
,,le missionary with much emotion.
mere they presented Nine. Tsilka's ba-
Wy ana the man who had found them
Cn me mountains at Gradachor. TO NJ
u4ngglulo and Mr. House.
p)lrIng the last fortnight of their cap
IVY lhe ladies' have been travelling In
W, ue mountains. They were hidden I'm
He uay llme and were hurried along at
IT'snt Dllndtolded and on horseback.
ePoh one occasion Miss stones horse
h ,,, anu She was thrown to the ground
~, ess,aped with badly bruised knee
bn'p 'lrumll2a the ladies' have been
,Ssy engage In making dresses for
H S.m'StlVes ana for Tfe baby. When
tso nv, were round they were clad in ma
N.Y. t Sos unles and shepherds cloaks.
yas Uauy mad no proper clothes. but
snob SMaoa'ed II, pieces of rough mat
s sIna as the mountaineers use for leg.
t ,bns me baby has not suffered from
We hgoIs Of the winter V ""