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number Of dutabe articles Is increased
from 800 TO over llOO, the duties on
some Of the present dutabe articles
are increased and the bill empowers the
bundersrath to Increase duties In the
case Of states imposing high duties on
Swiss products or not granting Switz-
erland the most favored nation treat
meut.
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Big Timber Purchase.

Beaumont, Tex Feb li.--John II
Kirby OF Houston has purchased for his
private account the pine timber hold
ings OF the iona Milling company OF
Texas. The price was S250oQ0. For the
Kirby Lumber company tract Of 5000
acres OF pine lands at Devers, Texas,
has been purchased, terms private but
believed to be at the rate Of $40 per
acre.
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To Punish Christian Scientists.

Columbus, o., Feb. lS.-The house to-
day passed a bin aimed at Christian
Scientists. It provides that any parent
or guardian who shall wifully deprive
any sick child under the age of l6 years
Of the services of physician shall be
fined from so to 5000, or Imprisonment
for six months, or both.
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Transmission of Mail Trouble.

New York, Feb 1.-THE usual annual
annoyance, owing to delay in tho trans
mission OF mails from Great Britain to
America and the west Is now in full
swing, says a London dispatch to the
Herald. This is due to the fact that
many OF the fast steamers OF the subsi-
died lines arc undergoing repairs.
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uopcfulview of Brussels Conference

New York. Feb. l4.--Members Of par
lament interested In the sugar question
are taking more hopeful view Of the
ultimate results Of the Brussels confer
once, says a London dispatch 70 the
Tribune and express the belief that
pressure from the British government
may be strong enough TO secure modi-
ncatiOn of bOuntles,
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Totanus Follows Vaccination,

Minneapolis, Feb. 13--Rea II. Smith,
aged 36, a prominent business man of
this city, manager of the Munson sta
tionery company died here today Of
tetanush lie was yaccInated nearly
four weeks ago and the wound became
Infected.
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Swiss Customs Tariff Bul.

Berne. Feb, 13,-The Swiss govern
ment has introduced in parliament the
draft Of a new customs tarin bill IN
tended TO serve as basis FOR future
commercial treaty negotiations. The
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and cheeriulncss soon
disappear when The kid
neys are out Of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become 50 prevalent
thatit Is not uncommon
for a child 10 be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys, 1.-THE child urin-
ateg TOO oflen n the
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Money for Tnskegee Institute.

New York Feb Alt has been
learned says the Tribune, that friend
OF the Tuskagee institute, whose name
is not made public. has given $4,000 to
the institute for a girls dOrmitOry.
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Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon The mind, dis.
courages and lessens ambition. beauty vlsor
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urine scalds the flesh or II, when the child
reaches an age when II should be able to
control the passage Il is yet afflicted with
bed-wetiIng, depend upon It, the cause Of
the difficulty Is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment Of
these mporlan, organs This unpleasant
trouble Is due 10 a diseased condition Of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as we'll as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Swamp-R0ot Is soon realized. II Is sold
by druggists, In fifty fyts,
cent and one dollar MSifHtI Y" NJ:
sizes. You may have i sSs,,i d
sample bottle by mail Nv " Y
free, also panphlettell- Home Of svsmp.Root,
Ing all about H. including many OF the
thousands Of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr., Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, N. T., be sure and
mention this paper,
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Negro AssanIter Lynched.

Rome. Ga, April l.--Walter Allen, a
negro, charge with crimlnally assault
ing Miss Blossom Adamson, l5-year-
old girl, In this city yesterday after
noon, was taken from JAIL tonight by
400 men, who battered down the prison
doors and hanged him to an electric
light pole In the principal portion Of the
city A volley was fired afterward, and
fully o thousand bullets entered the
negroes body.
Miss AGamson was on her way 10 a
6ressmakers late yesterday afternoon
when she was met by Allen. who told
her that a dressmaker at a designated
residence was waiting to see her The
young girl went to the house mentioned
by the negro, who followed her into the
house. which Miss Adamson found was
vacant.
A woman on nearby porch, attract
ed by the noise Of the struggle. succeed
ed in frightening Allen away and he cs-
capped Late this afternoon he was cap
tured and brought 10 this city and
placed In Jail.
AS snon as the news OF his capture
was learned mob was formed and
marched 10 the Jail, demanding the ne
gro. The sheriff refused to deliver the
keys, and pleaded that the law should
be allowed TO take lis course.
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HUNDREDS OF
CHINESE DROWNED

Victoria, b. c., April 1.--Mall advices
per steamship from China today contain
particulars of a disaster TO a Chinese
owned steam launch In the river near
Hanoi. involving "A serious loss of life,
The ilunch Kwang Pa left Namdin for
Hanoi. having on board Madame Arl-
hao, the wife OF an inspector of the ma
tive guards, who was lying sick In the
Luessen hospital in Hanol their infant
child and over 300 Chinese passengers.
The launch was obviously overloaded
with passengers and merchandise, and
at the village OF Ningh Su began to I'LL
with water and eventually foundered
II was dark night and the scene
must have been terrible, for in spite
OF the efforts Of some Junk people to
rescue the unfortunate passengers, over
$50 persons, including Nine, Arlhao
and her baby, and number Of chi
nese women and children, were drown
ed.
The steamer Hoiho colllded near Can
ton with a passenger boat, over l5o
people being drowned.
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sentenced for stealing Bible,

Louisville, KY. April 2s-'James Ma
son, a deaf mute, has been sentenced
TO one year In the penitentary after
entering a plea Of guilty 70 the unusual
charge OF stealing Bible.
The fact that at the time Of the theft
he had concealed the sacred book In
some bed clothing belonging to Mamie
Spears the owner Of the volume, and
had forgotten to send the clothing
back, added 10 he severity Of his SEN
tence.
Judge Shackclford Miller, after sem
fencing Mason made a substitution of
81 TO fund which was speedily coll
lected and the prisoner left for Frank.
fort bearing with him a Bible pre-
scented to him by the judge and the off,
GERS of the court.
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American Beet Sugar Co.

New York, April 1.-The American
Beet sugar company, which has u CAPT
tai stock Of s5,OOOO0O Of preferred and
nSOO0,OO0 common held IT'S annual
meeting and election Of directors IN
Jersey City today. The following were
elected directors; w Bayard Cutting,
r. Fulton cutting, Henry r, Oxnard,
James c. Oxnard, Dumont Clarke.
George Foster Peabody, Edwin NJ.
Buckley Kalman Haas James G. Ham
llton Robert Oxnard and James A.
Murray
TIC ennual financial statement sub
mtted TO the stockholders was as fol-
lows Sugar produced, 17932,b0O
pounds total credits, s3,521,Oil; total
cost Of operations, $2.667 024; gross
profits, SS5i,0 5S; cost Of maintenance,
t362,Il0 profits Of campaign as shown
by last statements. Si9l 1907, deduction
for general expenses and interest,
y1lJ0o0 leaving available for dividends,
t22G,
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Borax Prepared Meat In Germany.

Berlin, April 1.-The German preserv-
ed meat dealers, the strenuous allies
Of the American packers In opposing
the prohibition against introducing
meats prepared with boraX into Ger
many, are organizing in their efforts
to influence the German government
not TO enforce the proposed regulations
against such meats, and declare they
would work them great injury
II Is understood In Frankfort that
the evidence Of certain Chicago medical
men Of good reputation will be brought
forward TO support the contention that
the use of borax 70 preserve meat IL not
injurious.
Several OF the influential newspapers
here disagree today MS to the reason
for the statement made by the COVE n
ment IN the North German Gazette last
Saturday In which II was explained
that sanitary conditions alone had
dictated the exclusion from the Ger
man markets Of meats prepared with
boray, In this connection the Yosslsche
Zeitung says thar crews Of German war
vessels have for a long time been fed
on meat prepared with boraX. and with
no harmful effects, The navy doubt
less continues to use such meat when
abroad, This paper also points out that
the public health In the United States
and Germany has not been injured by
the consumption Of borax In meat. In
the governments statement on this
subject says the Vosssche Hoitung, the
hope Is expressed that preseryatlves
other than boraX will be found. This
is illusory, since other preservatlv,s
are much more costly than borax. This
paper concludes with saying
our industries must foot the bin and
receive severe blows as result OF
American reprisas for the exclusion
OF horax prepared meats"
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Oleomargarinc Bill Discussed.

Washington, April Ian agreement
was reached by the senate today 10
vote on the pending oleomargarlne
bill before adjournment next Thursday.
Debate on the measure was continued
throughout today's session. Mr.. HeIt-
field OF Idaho opposed the bill because
be believed that il proposed 10 drive
the oleomargarine industry to the wall.
Mr.. Galllnger OF New Hampshire advo-
Gated the bill, because Il was protest
against fraud and against an Industry
(which depended for its success upon
duplicity and dishonesty"
Mr. Spooner of Wisconsin made an
extended legal and constitutional argu-
ment in support Of the measure.
Mr. bailey OF Texas began an argu-
ment in opposition to the BILL but had
not concluded when the senate ad-
journed.
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Philippine Church Bun Coming.

New York, April 2.-The pope, speak
ing about the Philippines commission,
is quoted In Rome dispatch to the
Tribune as saying he hopes for speedy
understanding. Gov. Taft. he said, is
the man most conversant with the
question, The pope afterward will pro-
mitigate a bull on the church In the
Philippines
He desires 10 mention in the allocu-
tion at the next consistory the appoint
ment OF the commission which he con-
siders one Of the greatest events OF his
pontificlale announcing also the kind OF
concordat which he trusts then to have
arranged.
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every time, Five dollars box would
not stop my purchasing them should
| ever suffer again as | did for week
before using them.
The one 80 cent box I bought at my
druggists did the work and my diges-
ton is all right again.
Many Of my nelghbors have also tried
these tablets and found them to be just
as represented and Mr. Films also
wants me to use his name in endorsing
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Signed
A. ELLMS and CHAS. f. BUZZELL,
Asst Postmaster South Sudbury, Mass,
Mrs. Jas. Barton, OF Toronto, Canada,
writes. For eighteen months | suf-
fered from what supposed was blad'
der and kidney trouble, and took medl-
cine from three different doctors, with
out any sign Of cure. ! felt 40 III at last
/ was hardly able to DO my work.
81 thought would try box Of STU
arts Dyspepsia Tablets and see II they
would make me feel better never really
thinking had dyspepsia, but after only
three or -four tablets had been taken all
the ncid trouble disappeared and then
discovered | had had acid dyspepsia,
while the doctors had been treating me
LOT hluUtN anu ulthbtI NiouplN anu NlN
of them treated me for rheumatism.
MY digestion Is fine my complexion
clear ard ! am able to do my work
and low spirits are unknown TO me-
II am so thankful for finding n cure
so good and 80 pleasant TO take as
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, | am sur
prised at the change they have made In
me-
All druggists sell and recommend
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, because
they contain only the simple natural
digestves, and taken after meals pre-
vent acidity and cause prompt digestion
and assimilation Of food.
Physicians everywhere endorse them
because they are as safe for the child as
for the adult they are invaluable for
sour stomach, nervous dyspepsia,
heartburn, gas on stomach and bowels
and every form Of stomach derange-
ment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-02

Houston, Tex, April 2,-Gov, Savers
and the penitentiary board have reach
ed decision on the matter Of the cree
ton of sugar mill on the state farm
in Brazoria county, which belongs 20
the state, and Is cultivated by con-
victs. The proposition adopted pro-
vldes for the erection of l00-ton mill
TO cost S25S50O, and to be completed by
oct. IT, The state has 1000 acres in
cane on the farm this year, and will
build railroad from the site Of the
proposed mill to the Brazos river in
order to be In n position to take ad-
vantage of water transportation in
moving the crop.
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High Prices for Paintings.

New York, April Eighty paintings
from the collection Of the late i. o.
Mat,hleson have been sold at public
auction for Sll2,50O. Some of the high
prices paid were for the following.
Arabs Crossing Stream by A.
schreyer, $4,000.
The Awakening Of Love" by n. V.
Dlaz, $4,000.
officer Ordering an Advance" f..
Detaillc, s71O0
"A Gypsy Mother" Ludwig Knaus,
$1,000.
Castle and Forest, Lombardy," ]. b.
G. Corot. 5000.
"A Normandy Horse" Rosa Bonheur,
1920
Cow and Dog" c. Troyon, s4,iOO
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English budget Forcnsts.

New York. April 2.-Budget forecasts
are plentiful, says London dispatch
TO the Tribune. 1t is admitted that
more money must be raised in order to
meet the cost Of the war and Sir Mich
ael Hicks Beach daily receives numer-
GUS letters advising him how to act. A
committee of the Golden club has is
suer pamphlet urging the extension
OF the income tax to all Incomes OF
over $500, and recommending that any
further revenue required should be
raised by increasing the rate OF the
income tax, or increasing the death
duties upon larger estates or adding to
the taxation OF tobacco and intoxicants.
The chancellor Of the exchequer prob
ably will make his financial statement
In the house OF commons before the end
OF next week.
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MuCaOPPOSITION PROVOKED
senators CuIiom, Lodge, Hanna Nsl-
IAN and other Republicans Argue
Against Resolution.

.,,,,,o,, Anr,l I'm the executive
Nas'''-e Al. p,con of
session OF tue ee""''
Georgia offered a resolution requesting
n. ,resldent 10 defer the Issuance Of
"' a,nounciny the acuuisi-
proelali'a "o' -, ~, r,,a,o, ,ndar
ton Of the DANISH "os' i''''.'
the terms OF the treaty recently neso-
80 NTH pSnmark until the pending
ua''u :, n,o ohoree ~ brihArv
inyesIlsauo" Va Wv ...'.
made In connection WIN tue uea's
sbonld be concluded by the house OF
a.atottyes
~, csV .il'a,,,ioo nrovolxed a smar, do.
lhe ,oh 700 narticInated In No
nae W. Tlncon and Money both Dem.
senaIois o,,,,,srs ~ tbe COMMITTEE on
oelaus nnIa,tors IN the one side and
ioiVlsn 80 c',ilon, T.odoe Hanna
W Nyaison and other RenuhIicons
Al',so", A., s'te
Oh we 80 ti,,s he roaolutlon sanator
~ ~ ,ia tbot he hrought n In the
pa.o1 ,,on ~ the senate o,It NJ sense
aswnt,9" "a ~ hIob regard far tha mo-
VI uu'| ~ that hodv hefore the country
HSlVn Iinnd he charges made nv Mr.
n az oN ~ he effect maj Al Christmas
u.~i smhiect NJ Denmark had made
a,u,nv' ,o ~ erac, maj ha was "a re-
III IA nor cent of the confederation
We oa0 oo0 IN no maid NV The limited
,r nenr,ar. Tor the Island and
s %at Shr, st,nns m bis ranort had man
, u'"a ,hs NAMES of several nersons Ia
u .oSn.u ba had mia money
VIZ, ~, soonn 90 N tha, ha ana nat so, q
a,,,a oooa,t this ranort as TWO hut
g gim tSas DO sr,urh 90 The house nod
,o s sneicient cognizonce NJ a. 70 Or
'" az in,ostigstinn tho senate
.so,,iS ,oka some stens en- Wow Of he
s'Vu,s action IN ratIfv,rg The traat ~
ieet,no 10 tho susnension ~ Anal 90
'on hS tSie conntrv Ue ala not he.
HN"o u 80 ths sanate ahonId ,,econsider
a., liz, ~ rot,ecatlnn nut thare
".or,d ba "a l,nrronriatv ha Thought
I, asLire ne n,eejdent 20 hold ne
n,o,,Sr r, tar,no,.ariIv or fnaliy In
ssss /, sbould he nrnyen Thai me
chsrgss vyere mot wtthout fo,ndatIor
Sanator Recon a,as intarr,,rted I've
onsntlv he Renublican senator's ana
NM Ia toos MD seat there yors Gov
SraI M nom an the tloor readv 10 re-
snonS M bis SUGGESTION Tbev aereed
~ man tbef tho senate ras NOT
consd mon "a taLe anv action urder
~" cIr rp Snces sayine that ne
charges bad not hson rnaas nnhIIc ana
wore moi Known whom the treatv v,as
rai,eoS, mot tha nresidant oonia h AZ
PENDED upon 10 perform ms duties
j thst ths housa ,nuest,sa,ion n.oho T
1 vsrv soon would de',aior thot ~,
charges wsro basad unor noth,n@ Wv
Thsy eynrassad ragrat that orv
s ona'sss nsu peen ihaue' put saiu tney
Islands sbo,ld not 1roceed " '"9
Senator C,Ion as chairr,a, ~ tho
committee on soreign rs,atinrs said
that Inc troaty bad racaivad careful
conHdeation ana tbat tbera was a
general arreenant 70 tho oNeot "a ,hot
he United States from both a stra,egic
and economic standnoint Ma dona v,aIi
IN occurring them senator o ue " ",sn
~ tbe ittaa ~, soroi,,, 1870 1870, ",so
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Wants To Helm Others,

81 had stomach trouble all my NE"
saws Fdw. Mehler, proprietor Of the
Union Bottling Works Erie, Pa. and
tried al kinds Of remedies, went TO sew
eral doctors and spent considerable
money trying to get moments peace.
Finally read Of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
md have been taking It 10 my great
satisfaction ! never found It's equal for
qtomach trouble and gladly recommend
\ In hope that 7 may help other suf-
farere.' Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures
all stomach troubles You don't have
to Diet, Kodol Dvsnepsia Cure digests
what You eat Godbe- Pitts Drug Co.,
corner First South and Main streets.
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1hirly-three members Of the order
were present. including Ferdinand w,
Peck, grand officer. Perry Belmont and
Gen. Daniel Il, Sickles, knight COM
manders.
IL was recommended that the asso-
citation be named the New York So
clety Of the Legion OF Honor of France,
aud that II be local in its scope; that
the officers consist of the president,
four honorary presidents, first and
second vice president, a treasurer and
a secretary and that French members
OF the order be admitted TO member
ship In the society without the right TO
vote.
Gen. sickes offered an amendment 10
the report making the society national
instead Of local In its scope and open
ing II to all American members of the
order. He also suggested that its title
be changed to the society of the Legion
Of Honor Of France.
This proposal caused a friendly but
animated discussion and il was finally
agreed to postpone further coDsidera-
ton Of the subject until the gathering
in Washington. During the interval
the report Of the committee will be
talked over among members of the or
der.
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Miss Stone In London.

New York, April Miss Ellen NJ.
Stone has returned from Bournemouth
and has taken UP her residence with
friends In Torrington square, Blooms
bury, says a London dispatch to the
Tribune. Efforts are being made TO
induce the American missionary to de-
liver an address In London on her
experiences during captivity. Her
original intention was 10 leave Eng
land for America on Saturday but II Is
not improbable she VIII delay her de-
parture
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Soldiers Perlshed In a blizzard.

Victoria =, c. April l.--Japanesa
newspapers received today state that
~ OF he Inflated Awomori detachment
OF japanese soldiers oyertaken by n
blizzard are not accounted for, The
record stands thus. according to Toxic
journals Seventeen rescued of whom
T. survived l5l bodies found of which
. have not been Identified 20 remain 10
b" found, among them being officers.
Total 20.
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Upon the sheriff's refusal OF the keys
the jail door was forced open With
slcdge-hammers and the steel cage OF
Aliens cell was broken in. The negro
VAS carried square and half away
and allowed to make statement Al
len declared that he was innocent and
prayed that the guilty party be found.
Miss Adamson belongs to one OF the
most prominent families In Rome.
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LEGION OF HONOR.
American Members Form Plan for
Society,

New York, April 2.--Plans for the
formation Of society to be composed
OF American members OF the French
order Of the Legion Of Honor have been
discussed at a luncheon given here on
board the French line steamship Sa-
vol. Differences Of opinion as TO the
scope of the proposed society was man
Tested, and decision was postponed UNI
I'll April 10, when a general meeting
will he held In Washington under the
presidency OF Ambassador Cambon.
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prevcntwireless Telegraph Monopoly

New York. April 2,-Capt. schaeffer
Of the submarine department OF the
German navy who Is conducting nego-
tiations with the navy departments Of
England, Russia, France, Belgium and
other countries for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning international cooperation In
conducting wireless communication re-
ports number OF favorable replies.
says Berlin dispatch 70 the Herald.
II ~ doubtful. however, whether the
English government Il quite ready TO
form an agreement with Germany.