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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

man Of the Isthmian canal commission.
az 10 the form OF the OFFER He then
had cabled to his principals, the result
being that the offer TO sell for $4,000, 900
had been made directly from Paris and
not by him lie said, however, that II
was his understanding that the propos-
al included both the franchises and the
property OF the Panama company but
not the money I'm It's treasury of which
there Is about lGO00O.0OO francs.
M, LAmpre was questioned especially
concerning the title Of the present Pan
anna company, several members Of the
committee expressing doubt as to
whether those now cloiming ownership
had secured UNREASONABLE title, lie
replied that they had made their pur.
chase through the llqudator Of the old
company and that the transfer was
regular In response TO other questions
he said that In case the transaction
should be consummated the money
would be distributed among the mem
bers OF the original company and those
Of the present organization by arbI-
tr9tion. lie said the proifer had been
made IN good faith and that the cone
pany was able to deliver the goods,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
SMALLPOX IN WYOMING PRISON.
Two Convcs Are the Immediately Removed TO Pest
tiouse-WeIl Developed Case OF Disease Dis
covered at Ogden.

Richards can devise some way OF rails
ing the necessary financial aid in adj
vance OF legislative appropriation, IL
Is believed in Rawllns that at least four
months will elapse before the prison
can be finished even with the necessary
cash Immediately In hand In the
meantime. the warden and the guards
are hard put to IT,
SMALLPOX IN OGDEN.
A special TO the News" from Ogden
says: Thomas Morrison stranger
who came here ten days ago from
Bingham was found on the streets to-
day covered with smallpox postules. He
was examined by the city physician and
his complaint was pronounced 60 be
fully developed case OF smallpox. The
patient was dispatched to the pest
house as quickly as possible Morri
son had been stopping at two board
ing houses on TweEty-nfth street but
the latter have been put through a
thorough disinfeeting process,
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was produced that while teaching ar
Iaverfofd, Cults gave private boxing
lessons for pay.
The matter was thoroughly discussed
by the committee. Cuts admitted the
facts dnG the committee decided they
must change their decision made the
evening before the Yale game that
Cults was q pure amateur; and Il was
ALTO decided to explain the case TO the
college and 10 send copies OF the ex-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
Big Deficit in France.

Paris Jan. liza decrease in the
revenue returns is again shown by the
figures Of the last three months, which
are S,21l,SA francs below the estimates,
and 2O,lO5,O0O francs below the returns
for the same period OF 1900, The to-
tai deficit for 1901, compared with the
estimates, is lll,000,0OO francs, The
falling off is attributed to the non-im-
portation of wine, in consequence of
The exceptional crops of 1900 and 1901,
to the re-arrangement Of the excise
duty on liquor and to the sugar bounty
policy The latter is responsible for
AZ 900 900 francs Of the deficit.
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.,,,l,s game policy that has
:" s@ "sd IN the work Of bringing
S' p W, DrelImInary hearing Of pe,er
,SaiI 'O' an the charge Of murder
Nd'''' '.,o after the next few days
! '' Money Christensen, in speak.
C''nS N, nv natter this afternoon, salu
BIZ o wy ,D,a,5 agree to no more delays
Y" " No middle Of next week.
''a Wv Co., we have had nothing TO
~ ,vnIalped Mr. Christensen ny
,tng TO the preliminary hearing
D'.' ,os,roned or put off to later
wv far A time almost every Gay
at case stronger and stronger
y. and important facts were con-
Nm, coming to light But there
'.'' 5,sn no developments Of conse'
lN' ,ocently. and we shall now IN
IA On going ahead
~ Il psual in murder cases for inc
s,,. 10 urge an early hearing. But
~. No, not been true with Morten-
y, He has been anxious for delay
a course there have been reasons that
,.g somewhat out of the ordinary lie
i, hssn at work on his books to try
IA ,roye that he had the missing So
n IN the night Of the Hay murder
NJ me- officers, and to the family ana
t.,js this has been an impossible
na But Mortensen has vet about
n with all Of the industry of a man
vbo was figuring to save his life. He
assures his attorney that he will be
.onl to the occasion, When he gets
through with his work and the result
& given to the public, those figures
v.l be interesting reading, Another
reason for delay Is found In the fact
That Attorney Barnard Stewart who
4 counsel for Mortensen, has been i'll
at bis home In Forest Dale for some
days past,
Unless something altogether unseen
and unexpected at the present Time
comes I'D Mortensen viii have his hear
INK between Thursday and Saturday
next II is stated positively that
neither his wife nor his children will
be present In fact, II Is by no means
certain that his wife will ever see him
again. 1t Is known that her family
have strong objections in this drec-
ilOa, There is one ground on which
their opposition can be removed, how
ever. and that Is for Mortensen TO
make showing at the preliminary
hearing that viii tend to prove his In
nocerN II he does that, his wife II
Is aathorltaively stated, win be often
a Biz SIDE to cheer and encourage him.
u he does not, he will be left to the
terrible doom that family and friends
fear Is his,
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tc able to count upon receiving from
the earnings, interest and other pay
ments OF It's subsidiary operating COM
lanies not more than 81 ZOO, 900 yearly.
The loss viii undoubtedly fall heavi-
est on Philadelphia stockholders, where.
u is estimated, the stockholders viii be
out OF pocket at least $4,000, OOO
a thorough investigation is now UNI
der way by the Audit company Of New
York, which Ia acting in harmony with
the Joint protective committees repre-
Senting he principal interests involved.
Until that investigation is concluded
nothing definite can be stated as to the
concerns real condition or It's pros
poets Of successful reorganization and
resumption. The president OF the Ma
iional company, Gen. Francis Vinton
Greene issued a statement yesterday.
IN which he spoke guardedly OF the
Companys future,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

but few words were spoken by the lead
ers while they We're at the jail They
seemed determined 10 get their man,
only the jailer and two or three others
knew anything about the coming OF the
mob until this morning. II Is nQI known
what direction the men departed or
where the mob dispersed Neither IL
any member Of the mob known to tho
officials The negro's body was cut
10 yn and an inquest held by the coro-
uer
The negro was arrested and brought
here Wednesday. He was charged with
attempting TO commit a criminal as
sault upon young white girl In the
Smms neighoborhoody this county She
was returning home from q neighbours
and was attacked by the negro. She
fought him stubbornly and her screams
brought two Of her brothers TO her res-
cue They pursued Mays and succeed
ed In capturing him after a long chase.
The brothers beat the negro severely
ana were only prevented from killing
him by the arrival Of some farmers
who turned the negro over to con-
stable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
Not in Contempt.

st, Louis, Jan il.-In the contempt
proceedings against Mayor Wells,
President Howes and other members OF
the board Of police commissioners grow
ing out Of the arrest Of officials and em-
ployes OF the Southern Telegraph and
Money order company Judge Ryan
said today that he could not see that
the commissioners were guilty OF violat-
ing the Injunction The court said the
charge Of violating the injunction
should rest against Lieut. Johnson and
the officers who took part In the raid
OF JanuarY 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
Decrease Capital

Trenton n. j., Jan. 1.-THE Dlstllling
COMPANY of America today filed a Gel d
tfcate amending lts charter and de-
rreasIng its authorized capital stock
from Sl25 .OOO. 600 TO sS50O0O0O The new
amount is still q little In excess OF the
cc,npanv's issued capital stock
The United States. Light and Heat
Inc company, capital SlWOOOO, today
filed a certificate OF incorporation. The
company is 20 furnish electricity, light
and heat. especially for railway and
iiwsv cars TIE incorporators are:
Vim. B. Irwin, Wallace Young, John j,
Albert, all OF Jersey City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

The Herald further goes on to say
that:
Cumulative evidences indicate that
the so-called Asphalt Trust is seriously
wrecked Despite the National Asphalt
companys capitalization Of S22000.O0O
and the authorized capitalization ofS30,
COO 600 enjoyed by the Asphalt Company
VT America, which Is now merged in the
common trust, both concerns are In the
hands of receivers forced into that po-
sitIOn by inability % meet interest
charges. due or about 90 fan due,
amounting 10 something like Sl0OQ0OO.
From the papers submitted IN the
application for receIvership IL ap-
pears that the company is confronted
az present with no better prospect than
that Of an annual deficit of about ST.,
100000. It stands pledged 20 pay an
nually s.. 100000 iu interest and sinking
fund charges, whereas 1t processes TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
Resort tn Bombs.

Wilcmstad Island Of Curacao, Jan.
II. Via Hayden Cable,--Dlspatches re-
ceiyed here from Caracas Venezuela,
announce that bomb exploded Tues
day last before the house Of Senior
Tello Mendoza, the minister Of finance,
and that other bombs were exploded
In different part Of Caracas
me political situation In Venezuela
Is unchanged. II, success Of the rev
olutlon depends entirely on the results
Of the landing Of the adherents Of den
MAlna
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
. Congress of NIothers.

Washington, Jan 1l,--An interesting
program Is being prepared for the sixth
onnua convention of the National Con-
gress Of Mothers which will be held in
the First Baptist church In this city,
February 25 to 2S Among the speakers
win be Prof Sherman Davis, of In
diana university. His theme will be
The Scientific and Spiritual Develop
ment Of the Child Mrs. Mary b. Page,
of Chicago will speak upon @The Edu-
cational Value Of Play"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
Mckinley Memorial Meeting.

Washington. Jan, 1.-THE Joint COM
mittee Of the Senate and House ap-
pointed 10 make arrangements for a
memorial meeting In honor Of President
Mckinley, at which Secretary Hay VIII
deliver an address, decided today that
the proposed meeting should be held
in the hall Of the House OF Representa-
tives at noon, February % The de-
cision was reached at a meeting OF the
committee held in the marble room Of
the Senate at which Senator Foraker
presided. The chairman was author
lied TO appoint an executive committee
OF eleven TO arrange the details Of the
ceremony, and a committee of seven
on publication Of the proceedings,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

servations made II does not appear pos
sble, even with an average wet sea-
ron ahead, that the lake viii raise to
within one foot OF the compromise level
IN time for the next irrgating season
Mr.. Smith continued Although
there has been but 40 to 80 second feet
OF water allowed to leave the lake, II
has raised but six inches since the inn
pounding began, and the level stands
1t present 26 feet below the compro-
mise point. BY means Of the new gates
at the lmpoundng dam, and the 80 foot
weir now in the river below the power
liant, daily regulations Of the flow from
the lake are made; and inasmuch as
all OF the mills and the power plant
show disposition to economic TO the
fullest extent there will be but very
little water lost
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
Anthony Acquitted,

washington, Jan, ll.-A cablegram
received at the state department from
United statse Consul General Bingham
al Cape Town announced the aoquittal
and release Of DR. Richard S, Anthony,
who has been on trial there on charge
OF high treason and aiding the enemy.
Anthony is an American citizen, but
has sIved for some time In South Afri-
Ca. where he married a Boer woman,
Mrs Anthony is az present In Shicago.
Her children are in San Francisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

PLANTATION TO all the colleges and uni
yerslties which Harvard played, as the
best means Of reparatlon. II Is thought
that, coming Just at this time the mat
ter WIN serve to further the idea, al
ready popular at Harvard, Of having
an Intercollegiate board Of arbitration
which shall settle all such cases In
the future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
'o''' Is a Professional.

cs, ,nO''dse Mass, AIN. ,,-o,,r.,. r
iogrbaD , ,snS tackle Of the Harvard
elting was ,6 o. . i9ol whose athletic
Spiy before '' q subject OF exhaustive
November J ~ me game at Yale iasi
'rd .,s gsSi Ira Hollis Of p tSs ITO to-
committee. Eyideness
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
Agitator Arrested,

Managua, Nicaragua, Jan. II, via.
Galveston. The government Of Nicara-
qua has arrested General Vasquez, the
former president of Honduras, on board
the South American Steamship COM
pany's steamer Tucapel The general
is charged with attempting to cite a
revolution in Central America against
President Zelayo Of Nicaragua, who
drove General Vasquez from the presi-
dency of Honduras in 1894, for the same
offonap
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
WHY WIFE DID NOT COME.
hOrlensensBr Other,in.Law Prevent.
ca The heeting-Little Faith In Him.

! was learned last night why Mrs.
Pe'ef horensen did not visit her hus-
Ald at Tie county jail during the
e0Iy part Of the week. She lila not
cone for two reasons, one IS that she
was not feeling we'll, and the other is,
nsi brother Charles Watkins, advised
neF 70 Keep away from the accused
murderer, at least for the present. Il Is
VAC she viii not visit him at all un-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
PAYNE Leaves Home,

Milwaukee, Jan. ll.-Postmaster Gen
eral Henry b. Payne Mrs. Payne, and
their niece, Miss Louise Jones, left Nil
waukee today for Washington, where
Mr.. Payne goes to assume his official
duties. Prior to his departure for the
train Mr. Payne was given a rousing
send-or by his old associates OF the
Milwaukee street railway company A
large number Of his Milwaukee friends
We're at the depot to wish him God
gpcpd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
Allison's Advance Guard,

Des Molnes, Iowa, Jan ia. r.
Dawson, private secretary Of Senator
Allison. arrived today and established
headquarters for the senator, prepare
tory TO the campaign for election TO
the United States Senate by the state
legislature next week. Senators All
son and Dolliver will arrive tonight and
maintain headquarters until the cleo
ton takes place,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
NOT ENOUGH WATER In UTAH LAKE
y Water Commissioner j. Fewson Smith, Jr., Says, Under
Average Season Ahead, il Does Not Seem Possible That
Compromise Point Will be Reached

eouh'y Water Commissioner ]. Few
"n smith Jr., has been taking careful
'fAuiements Of the water running in
y '@n lake, with a view to getting
VD' IDEA of what might be expected
y vac way Of water supply for the COM
IVY season. and to a News" reporter
y A'a his morning: From measure
.1uS Just made. 1t is found that at
!, s''' y ~ second feet Of surface water
" moving into Utah lake from the
sI ti,Ous sources in Utah county. In adj
no, y" w w. .nis there Is probably as much
,n,,n.. running into the lake from
I, /. along the eastern shore which
,m T wy possible to measure at pres
" ron the measurements and oh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

at meeting OF county trustees held In
the joint building today. At this ses-
sion it was decided to move for the
establishment Of an Independent High
school district, An executive committee
will be appointed TO assist County SUI
perintendent Ashton Thirty trustees
were present and many participated
In the discussion The outcome viii
probably be a submission OF the prop
ostiOn 20 the people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
Quay WIN Serve.

Washington, Jan Ex-senator Quay,
Of Pennsylvania who has Just returned
from Florida, where he went for the
benefit Of his health, called on the
President today lie said his health
was much improved and denied he con-
templated immediate retirement from
the Senate, 81 shall serve out my
term" said he.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
hOVE FOR A COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
'u' Expressed for One at Meeting Of Trustees Held in
The City and County Building Today.

,ss a..., long time past the necessity OF
,r n, Establishment y Of a High school dis.
ana , j. vac county has been appreciated
Of ,,s '' ,s,' by the educators in charge
IN ~ o.' COUNTY schools As is well known
NV, !, county schools are maintained sen'
vl,son a"l apart from the city schools
yops ' w. any facility for learning be-
N. ', m..' Afforded by the eighth grade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
Old AntagOnIsm Burns.

st. Petersburg, Jan. ll.-Owing to re-
cent evidences Of a disposition on the
part Of the populace to demur at the
demands Of the police, Gen. Kleigle,
the project, has caused notices to be
posted imperauyely ordering instant
obedience to any orders by the police,
failing in which the delinquent Is pun
ishable by imprisonment for three
months, or the payment OF fine Of 500
roubes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
Steamship Movements.

Bremen, Jan. ll--Arrlyed KRONE
Prime Wilhelm, New York.
Liverpool Jan, li--Arrlyed Domin.
ion, Boston
Glasgow, Jan, ll.-Arrlyed Fumes
STA, New York Sarmatian, Portland.
London, Jan, lL-Arryed! Iberian,
Boston,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
VIII Meet In Helena,

Helena, Mont, Jan l0.-The an
nouncement is officially made that the
Pacific Northwest Wool Growers ASSOC
ciaton VIII meet here February 4 s.,
and 6The association embroCes oregon
Washington, Idaho, Montana, Utah and
Wyoming and the attendance promises
TO be large
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

London, Jan. If. The condition Of Sir
Edward Ashmeade- Bartlett, NJ P fol-
lowing serious operation last night
s now dangerous He has been suffer
ing from internal Inflammation for
some days past.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
ASPHALT FINANCES WHICH FAILED
TO MAKE BOTH ENDS MEET

capitalization OF the nsoven Asphalt Company s0OOO
Capitalization OF the nsoyen National Asphalt 22OO@O
Bonded debt of the American issued
fifty collateral gold BOMBS due April
Bonded debt Of the National regis
tered collateral gold certificates issued by Equitable
Trust and requiring semi annual Of
July and January yearly .,...,. 100000
interest on ponds now IN arrears 100000
Interest due next wednesday ard IN default
Due sinking fund account January and not available
Fixed charges due annually about 100000
Actual available income OF conf any annually about
Prospective annual dehct., ...,,.,,.
Losses sustained by Philadelphia investors exclusively
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Assault and Suicide.

Manchester ~ H., Jan, ll.-Annie
Boudrey shot Jennie Gagnon In one Of
the Amoskeag corporation mills here
today, and then committed suicide
Miss GagnOn is alive but in critical
condition,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
Car Sheds Burned.

St. Louis, Jan, 1.-THE car sheds Of
the Bellefontalne division OF the st
Louis Transit company. were burned
today and a large number Of summer
cars destroyed, The loss IL estimated
Ct about 100000; fully insured
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
Parker Wins Contest.

Topeka, Kan, Jan, little supreme
court today decided the Parker. Hughes
mayoralty contest case In favor Of Al.
bert Parker, the Democratic contestant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

Santiago de Chill, Jan, II, via Calves
ton.-The extraditon treaty between
Chill and the United States has been
approved by the Gillian congress.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-25
Mystic scottish Bite Banquet.

The ceremony of extinguishing the
tapers will occur on Maunday Thurs.
day March 27, 1902. The ceremony Of
relighting the tapers VIII occur on
Easter Sunday, March 3Oth.
even if a Knight Rose Croix be
alone Ia a place he must in spirit at
least feast on the former day with his
brethren. A young lamb, white and
without spot or blemish, or a part of
one, is to be eaten at this feast. If a
brother be travelling and meet with
another they are Obliged to go to
some convenient place and perofrm
this duty. II two Knights live within
20 miles of each other. they must meet
and celebrate the Mystic Banquet"
Arrangements have been made to
celebrate each Of these ceremonies at
the Masonic temple in Guthrie at
o'clock in the evening. l enjoin upon
all brethren a compliance with the
requirements OF our law.
Fraternally,
Harper Samuel Cunningham,
Thirty-third Degree.
S. G. /. G. in Okla, and Ind. Ter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-25

While as for music. Sir George Grove
arc HuAeker ase not ia &C. Ehawms
ana psal 4iics. the lood tmbrei and
Daylda harp Of housand strings
break the stiliness that brooda over a
oeal aal buried past.
ApoilJs Magic shell sdothes tne
intellectual ear. the Spartan fife
shrlns ard the flutes breathe soft
Lydian airs. Pan woos the fair
syrlnx with shepherds p:pe. aad the
snake.skin dyum Of Anahuca rumbles
hoarsely. Ia musical composition it
is the same We learn the song the
syrens sang to the wandering Ulysses.
The fanfares tha. burst from the
temples Of the Nile ss the sun set on
the mystic river are duly Investigated.
III belle canto,' that was lost. and
found again. in a dream, is reproduc.
ed on the family me2odeon. Pales
trina's masses and Backs fugues are
set to rag time Everything, in fine.
Is ripped up and reduced to Chautau-
guam standards In the hyief inter
gals Of gum drops and tea these won
ders are worked.
And yet when a first class attrac-
tion such as we had Sunday night ap
pears no one goes For one l am
tired OF hearing Brooks roasted and I
hope he will in the future satisfy the
aesthetic cravings OF Guthrie audi
encea with the ten cent shows which
are recruited at Tohee and Seward
or with home talent concerts in which
Monastery Bells and silvery Waves
are the pieces de resistance.
"citizen."
While I am on the subject / will
register a slight kick on Manager
Brooks. During a classical concert
he should arrange things so that it
will not. be necessary to slam the door
oftener than once in three seconds,
and persons going out for drinks
should be requested 20 remove their
plough-shoes. AlGo in the pianissimo
passages the boy who peddles wax
should be pleaded with TO abate his
fury.