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First Gold from KlondIke.

Vancouver b. C.. June ls.-What
may practically be termed the first gold
to arrive from the Klondlke this sea
son, was brought here today on the
steamer Princess May Approximately
$4,000 In dust came on that boat.
About $4,000 came down on the City
OF Seattle Accurate news Of the clean
up Is ditli2ult TO obtain. Claim owners
Keep the results very quiet.
II Is the opinion OF the Canadian Gus
toms officials at Caribou that much
gold dust Is surreptitiously being run
down the Yukon 10 st. Michael when
the officials are not on the alert. Such
gold Of course does not pay the royalty
now In force and therefore will never
be classed among the output Of the
Yukon district When the Dawson
passengers Of the Princess May left
the klondike metropolis, five cases OF
smallpox had broken out among the
passengers Of the steamer White Horse.
and II seemed likely that there would
be a somewhat lengthy detention OF
that vessel and her passengers and
crew Those on board the White Horse
when she was quarantned. and the
vessel Itself, are detained at Dog Is
land, below Dawson
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Work for woman's sunrragists.

New York. June 1.-THE national
officers Of the Womans Suffrage assoc
ciation who have been holding a bust
ness session at the home OF the prtsi-
dent, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. at
Bensonhurst, l.. l.. 10 plan for the work
Of the coming year have adopted reso-
lutions expressive OF rejoicing over the
progress made recently in the legal
rights % women in different parts OF
he world. Referring 10 the fact that
national suffrage has just been granted
~ The i65,4OI women Of Australia. by a
practically unanimous vote OF both
houses Of the federal paliament the
tfiIcial board addeds
we believe the men Of America
are not inferior 20 those OF Australia
In .lstice and chlyalry'
Furthet occasion for jubilation was
found In the action Of Massachusetts
IN making mothers equal guardians OF
their minor children with the fathers,
Of Maryland. IN admitting women TO the
BAR and m the recent passage by many
other states Of laws charging the per-
sonal and property rights OF women.
Among those who attended the meet
ing were
Susan b. Anthony. Laura Clay OF
Kontucky, Mrs. n. T. Upton Of Ohio,
Kate NJ. Gordon. Of Louisville and Rev
Anna Shaw OF Pennsylvania.
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Bookbinders' Convention.

indianapolis, Ind, June 1.-THE In.
ternational convention of bookblnders
has adjourned to meet next year at St
raul MINI. The following officers
were elected:
President-E. w Tatum, Chicago.
First Vice President-Robert Clock
ms, Toronto, Canada.
Second Vice President-John J.
Walsh, Minneapolis
Recording Secretary-J. A. b. Espey.
Washington, D. c,
Statistician--Joseph Hales. Baltimore.
Md. y
: The minimum scale matter was loft
with the local unions. The establish
menu OF a fund for a national home was
favorably reported on.
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| taxable, and therefore bring opponents
within the party face to face with the
fact that in continuing their opposition
they are antagonzlng the head of the
party.
we have known all the time where
the president stood on this subject and
have told the Republican opponents Of
reciprocity just what the facts are"
sald leading .reciprociy senator.
They refused TO receive our assurances
and professed TO have expressions OF
the president TO the contrary The
message confirms all that we have said
to them. II clears the atmosphere and
necessarily the result must be bene-
'icial for a reciprocity bill"
The beet sugar leaders declared at
the close Of the day that the message
had caused no loss whatever 10 them;
that all those senator's who had stood
with them yesterday are stillwith them.
They also asserted that the presidents
interposition in the matter had had
the effect of causing 20 hesitate some
senator's who heretofore. had not taken
positive stand against reduction be-
cause Of the feeling that the president
should leave Congress to deal with the
subject In its present stage.
Senator DIETRICH was among the most
outspoken Of the beet sugar men. and
he made an unsuccessful effort to Sc
sure the attention OF the chair after
the reading Of the message. Those who
are in his confidence say that Il was
his purpose 70 move for the discharge
of the committee from further con-
sideratiOn OF the house bill. in order
TO permit the immediate consideration
Of that measure.
There is still more or less oanyassing
Of the wisdom OF holding Republican
caucus and IL Is probable that ulti-
mately one will be held, but no debate
is now mentioned.
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me. think Peruns is all that IA claimed
for It," JIG. HOFFMAN,,
The day was when men OF prominence
hesltated to give their testimonials 10
proprietary medicines for publication.
This remains true today OF most pro-
prietary medicines. But Peruna has
become so Justly famous, its merits are
known to so many people OF high and
low stations, that no one hesitates 10
see his name in print recommending
lNruna.
Abe highest men In our nation have
given Peruna a strong endorsements.
Men representing all classes and sta
tons are equally represented.
II you do not derive prompt and salts.
factory results from the use Of Pernna,
write at once TO DR.. Hartman, giving
full statement Of your case, and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad.
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman saaitanum, Columbus
Ohio.
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CATION problems. 'rhe danger IN this
whole Irrigation proposition, he said
appeared at the very inception OF the
legislation. Protesting that they want
I'd nothing except the proceeds Of he
Gale OF arid lands its advocates asked
now for the treasury to shoulder 81,
100000.
Something Of test Of strength was
made on Mr. Shafroths motion linz
ting TIE discussion of the first Sec
ton The vote was 81 to 49,
Mr Dalzell (Penn) criticized the bill
as vioatlve OF all recognized principles
OF federal and state power. and also as
unfair II was scheme, he said.
whereby the arid states received the
proceeds OF public land sales In those
states, while the other states were left
TO pay the cost Of administration for
the scheme.
The Grosyenor amendment was de-
feated, 50 TO TO-
At 2;4b Asst Secy. Barnes transmit
ted to the house the Cuban reciprocity
message from the president. The speak
err who took the chair when the mes
sage was received announced he
would lay II before the house II there
I
(Dem., Ala,) objected
Amendments to limit the section au-
thorizlng the secretary Of the interior
TO enter on irrigation projects were
lost, except one offered by Mr. Little
field (MaIne) to provide that different
Items should be let for any sections
and that no contract should be let for
any section of a project until the
necessary funds to pay for IL were
available In the reclamation fund
All the committee amendments were
adopted.
Mr.. Cowherd (Mo.) concluded the de-
bate with an eloquent speech, pieturlng
the benefits which would accrue to the
arid section OF the west from the pas
sage OF the BILL
A substitute for the whole bill, Of
fered by Mr.. Robinson (Ind.), was vot-
ed down
The bill was passed, LAG to S.. The
speakers announcement Of the passage
Of the bill was greeted with a round
OF applause,
The presidents Cuban reciprocity
message was then laid before the,
house. Its reading was listened to at
tentlyely, but without any demonstra-
ton whatever.
At o'clock the house adjourned
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TarIG for ImperIaI Defense.

New York, June l4.-Col. Denlson has
closed his series Of addresses IN the
United Kingdom on a tariff FOR imperi-
al defense by speech before the Lon
don chamber Of commerce in which he
announced that he represented the
British Empire League OF Canada and
had accomplished his purpose. cables
the London c0rrcspondent OF the Trib-
une. This had been 10 raise the qsies
ton Of British tariff Tor defense and
business. The subject has been dis
cusscd In parliament and has been taxi
en- up by the press throughout the
Kingdom. The dominion ministers
will be in England next week. he said
and the responsibility OF carrying the
question into an imperial conference or
Of dropping II altogether will be theirs.
not his.
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Pending Changes in Western Union

San Francisco, Cal, June 1.-THE re-
cent promotion OF r. c. Clowry, gen
eral superintendent OF the western dl-
vision OF the Western Union Telegraph
company, with headquarters al Chica-
&c. to the presidency of the company.
says the Chronicle, is responsible for
a number OF pending changes among
officials OF the company throughout
the country not the least important of
which Is the promotion of Frank
Jaynes TO the position OF general SUI
perintendent Of the Pacific Coast divis-
ION The Western Union has planned
to have four grand divisions instead
OF three as heretofore. The western
division, which now embraces all OF the
company's lines west of Pittshurg, is
to be divided into two jurisdictions.
Clowry's successor, with headquarters
In Chicago taking charge OF the east.
ern end Of the division, which Will be
Known as the western division. and
Jaynes taking charge of the Pacific
coast division. His headquarters will
contlnne to be located in San Francis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-14

II you feel tagged out. llstless and
lacking In energy, you are perhaps sur
fering from the debiIitating effects OF
summer weather These symptoms in
dlcate that a tonic is needed that will
create q healthy appetite. make dlges-
ton perfect, regulate the bowels and
impart natural activity TO the liver.
This. Herblne will do, Il IS tonic,
laxative and restorative. X j. Free
gard. Propr Grand View Hotel, Cheney,
Kan. writes: Il have used Herbine for
the last ~ years, and nothing on earth
can beat It. IL was recommended 10
me by DR.. Newton, Newton, Kan" SOC
at z. c, ~. /. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-14
RUE DE RoosEyELr
Paris May Name one After Presi.
dent as Mark OF Appreciation.

New York. June i4.-It is suggested
here, says Herald dispatch fromP Paris.
that in order TO commemorate the sym
phthy shown by Prest. Roosevelt and
the United States In the recent Martini
lquc catastrophe a street OF Paris
should be named Rue de President
Roosevelt, a plate being at1xed at each
end OF the street recording the facts.
The societe Franchise des Amis Arts
is having an engraving made of Mrs.
Roosevelt's picture painted by NJ. Char
iran which Will be incorporated IN the
album given to the society's subscribers
annually
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-14

Frank w. Goliath, Is School street,
Auburn, Maine, writes; Having read
so much about Peruna in the papers ]
decided to try 1t for catarrh In the head
which have had for twenty years or
more, Ihsve taken two bottles and nm
entirely cured"
FRANK W. GOLIATH.
Mr.. J. G. Hoffman, Rea, NO., writes;
"About year ago was suffering with
catarrh and | wrote 10 Or. Hartman Of
my symptoms and he promptly gave
me advice. used Peruna faithfully
and feel better than / have for FIVE
years, and all praise is due Psruna. !
have good appetite and all the
symptoms Of catarrh are gone. 1 be-
lieye that am cured and Peruns cured
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-14
WIN Close Texas Bucket shops.

Austin. Texas. June l4.-As the result
OF decision rendered by the court OF
criminal appeals third district, affirm
ms the judgment OF the lower court,
IN the case OF Harvey Fullerton OF
Greenville, convicted Of operating a
bucket shop or dealing in futures, every
bucket shop IN the state will have to
close, il is said.
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IRISH TENANT TROUBLES.
Redmond Dillon, 0'Bfen and Others Charged
With Conspiracy
slmmered Down, IL a Case Of the
Landlords Against the United
Irish League,

Dublin. June li-At the Instance OF
Lord Defreyne writ has been issued
against n large number Of the Irish
parliamentary party on the charge of
conspiracy in connection with the ten
ant troubles on the de Freyne estate,
Roscommon county. Among the de-
PENDANTS are John Redmond, John Dill
lon, w. j. O'Brien, j. G. Swift, Mac
Mead Conner oKelly and the members
OF the sanding committee Of the
United Irish league, which includes
Michael Davitt and a number of the
former members OF parliament. The
Freemans Journal is also a defendant
lord de Freyne seeks an Injunction and
damages
Altogether 80 writs have been issued.
The action IL really taken by the Land
lords association and II Is the begin
ming OF struggle OF the organized
landlords against The United Irish
league which Il is feared viii be Sc
we're and far reaching, as the land
lords have ample backing.
John Redmond, IN an interview in
he house OF commons last night, frank
ly admitted that this was The biggest
move the landlords. with the support OF
Dublin castle, had yet undertaken
against he Irish national movement
II esaid he regarded the de Freyne ac-
ton as evidence Of recognition OF the
fact that the attempt of Mn Wyndham,
chief secretary Tor Ireland, u suppress
the United Irish league had failed, and
that IN his mind there was no doubt
that Dublin castle was an active ally
In the prosecutions
William Redmond, James O'Kelley.
Patrick OBrien John Hayden. Sir
Thomas Esmonde, Patrick McHugh
and some Of the best known priests in
ireland are also among the defendants
in the action OF Lord de Freyne.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-14

Neuralgia pains, rheumatism, iumbago
and sclatic pains Yield 10 the peheugt-
ing influence of Billiards. Snow Linl-
ment. II penetrates TO the nerves aud
bone. and being absorbed into the
blood, It's healing properties are con-
veyed 10 every part OF the body and
effect some wonderful cures Mr ~.
f. Moore. Agent illinois Central Rail-
way, Milan. Tenn, states. / have used
Billiards. Snow Eminent for rheuma-
tlsm. bacfache, etc. in my family 1t
Is a splendid remedy. We could not do
without IT," joc and 800 al Z. C. AZ.
!. Drug Dent.
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Killed His Mother and Brother.

Elbow Lake, Mimi. June lS.-JOhn
Fox, a farmer living near here, shot
and killed his brother Peter and his
mother today and then shot himself
dead He probably was demented. one
OF HIS brothers became insane last
SPRING when another member Of the
the family committed suicide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-14
Big shoe Pollshers' Union.

New York. June ii.--Absolutely the
newest thing IN organized labor Is
Greater New York Shoe Polishing
Union No. l." which has Just been
formed with membership OF 500. The
new unlonists gave their pledge to
post eonsIicuously cards announcing
fees OF . cents for shine" and 10
cents for polish"
Resolutions we're passed calling on
the city council TO have all stands
closed at p. M. on Sunday and recon.
mending the establishment Of train.
Ing school for rising bootblacks.
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Comments on Reciprocity Message.

Washington. June lS.-The presidents
reciprocity message gave senators a
i've topic OF conversation today. but
20 far as Is yet apparent there Is no
change In the situation, There was a
disposition on the part Of the leaders
On both sides OF the controversy to
claim. when speaking publicly. some
advantage from the message. The
straight reciprocity men urged that the
effect woIld be 10 cause al least some
OF the beet sugar Republicans to aban-
don their opposition. They contended
that some OF them had misunderstood
ihe attitude OF the president and now
that he had been made clear there was
no longer any excuse for opposing reci-
procity measures. The measure they
raid, wo aid clear the atmosphere. rem
acring the presidents attitude uumis-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-14

DR.. w. Godfrey Hunter, U. s. Minister
from Guatemala, ex-member OF Con-
gress from Kentucky, in letter from
Washington, ID. O., writes: 81 am fully
satisfied that your Peruna Is an effics-
cious remedy for catarrh, as and many
OF my friends have been benefited by
its use."
WIG. HUNTER, NJ. D.
Hon. @. r. Brown, Martinville, Va,
ex-member Of Congress Fifth District,
5Oth Congress, writes: al cheerfully
give my endorsement to your Peruns as
a cure for catarh. Its beneficial re-
suits have been so fully demonstrated
that its use is essential to all persons
suffering from that disease"
HON. G. X, BROWN.
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NlaroonI Inyents New Magnet.

London, June 1S,--In the course OF a
lecture tonight before the Royal Insti-
tuition OF Great Britain, VIM. Marconi
announced that he had invented a
highly sensitive magnetic detecter OF
electric waves by which il was possible
TO read about thirty words per minute
In wireless telegraphy
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GreaI Lnck o. nn EdIlor.

For two years all efforts 10 cure Ec-
zema in the palms Of my hands failed, {"
writes Editor II. y. Lester, Of Syracuse
Kan, then ! was wholly cured by
Bucklen's Arnlca Salye." It's the
worlds best for Erupuons, Sores and
all skin diseases. Only 25c at u. C. MI
Drug Dept
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GIT to Western Mescrye University

Cleveland, o., June 4.--A. A. Pope,
OF this city has given Western Reserve
university 100000. The money win be
used to pay for extensive improvements
that have just been made in the col
lege buildings,
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FOR THE HOT WEATHER,

buy a Palmer Hammock and rest IN
the Cool Shade. we have them from
81 90 up. This seasons new styles.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Successors TO Cannon Book Store.
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United States Navy in letter from


1887 Street, Northwest, Washington, ID. q,
"Your Peruns has been and used by many of
friends and acquanances for cafarh that
WINGED Of IT'S curative qualities and unheng recommend TO
ai persons suffering from that COMPLAINT" S. NICOL SON.
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further action until the arrival OF Sir
Wilfrid Laurier and Minister Tarte in
this country.
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sALr BATHS

Are perfect summer tonic-The en-
est Ia the world al Salialr.
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Adjoining Kenyon Now building,
new furniture. a Fred wey. Prop.
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most WANT ADS ARE
n numerous because they pay
~>-s~~~~~~~~~~>s>~.>
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

If YOU WANT a good home, or city lots
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prairie on timhcred lands, call on us: we
have the very best property and viii sell
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-olL STOCKS.

;7=;777,,;s ZINC 4 CO. nisInberss
NlILni.an Texas' OIL Exchange. oyer sreas
bsrgslns in oil stocks and sp'fels ss1 20
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C001 hoard and rooms, only four blocks
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Mckinney,
HOUSTON HEIGHTS HoTEL-Comtorta,
NJ Yooms artesan water. telephone, hot
ana cold baths and good board, IS per
week. o. NJ, Carter. u
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SCORED PARTRIDGE COCHIN eggs ST. so
setting. Apply 10 Buffalo street 20

FINE LOT OF FRESH mich cows and
cheap, too at Wcsthelmer farm "a
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FINE,,GALLoN registered Jersey, fresh.
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VIE FURNISH you help on short netlse,
employnent secured IN all branches Az
ply. International llmployment ngshyii [
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p0OK AGFNTs Wishing TO canvass In city;
liberal commission. Apply, room ~
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WE WANT a lev more asthts "b9 ,sl
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II Patterson, manager, Old Hartford
Lie, Dallas. Texas