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RED STAR LINE.
NEW NORTHUMBERLAND

NEW YORK-ANIWERP-PA
iceland. April SO mn Southwark, May a. n
Frlesland. May 7, mn Vaderland, May q, N n
Internationt Navigation Compan v
~ broadway, cor. Rector St., N. y; Peck Il
Bishop, 702 Chapel ST., Nj. Zunder u Sons,
253 State ST., Newton & Parish, So Orange
ST., t. Il. Pease Son. 102 Church st.. New
Haven. % cod
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Lewes, Del, April 29,-Captain Frank
S. Gable, who was in command of the
Fulton said tonight: THE accident
was an occurrence which could never
have been foreseen but which can be
guarded against in the future and
which in no way affects the eventual
success of submarine navigation, even
while it has put a quietus on this par
ticular trip
Charles Verden, representative of the
Electric Boat company, who was direct
ing the experiment, said: I'VE can
prevent the recurrence of such an acct
dent and regarded from that point Of
view 1t was even to be desired though
it u.s. of course, to be deeply deplored
that any one was hurt"
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Kennedy's Butter Thin Biscuit are sold only
in In-er-seal Packages. This package and
Kennedy's name is your safe guard Imlta-
tions are worthless Be sure and get Ken.
nedy's.
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EXPLOSION ON THE FULTON
Continued from First Page.)

sion, wrapped his head and face in a
wet towel and went below and stopped
the engines which had continued to
work after the explosion.
The Fulton left Sandy Hook at $50
Monday morning. Shortly after the
start she submerged and made fifteen
miles under water, going at the rate of
five miles an hour off Long Branch.
She came to the surface and made six
miles an hour DUNG the trip until the
accident at the breakwater occurred.
She proved to be a good sea boat and
did not once require the assistance of
her convoy. Those on board were high
ly pleased with her performance.
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cup of asparagus tips.-Good House
keeping.
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Hamburo-fmerican.
AMERICAN LINE.

NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTQN-LO
81. Louis. April 3O,10am st. Paul, May IA, loan
Phila., May T. 10 am st. Louis. May Il, loan
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SAYING NATIONS FORESTS
PLANS FOR PROTECTION OF
TREES,

Fish and Game Embodied In Measure
Before Congress-The State Reserves-
N kttton,
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Harry Tracy's Brief Career Marked by Sue
csssion Of Cold-Blooded Murders and Auda-
cious Escapes from the Hands of the Officers

stroll, however, something in the de.
tective's manner made the outlaw ms.
trust him. They were walking near a
railroad track and a locomotive was
slowly passing.
Tracy Took the Train.
See that train?" asked Tracy.
Yes"
well, guess III take it. So long.
And away he started.
Il guess you won't" replied Weiner,
reaching for his revolver.
Tracy was right about 1t, though, for
he leaped into the cab, but not until he
aad taken a crack at the detective.
I Putting his pistol to the engineers
head, he commanded him to pull cGt
with all speed leaving Weiner painful.
ly, but not seriously, wounded. The
news was telephone ahead, o crowd
gathered along the track and when
Tracy left the engine he was followed
by bowling mob. After an exciti Is
chase he was downed by an athletic
butcher and turned over TO the officers,
one of who was the detective he ha'i
broken away from TO catch the loco.
motive.
Thus these desperate criminals were
landed in the Portland Jail, lodged in
separate cells and recorded in the pris.
on archives OF the cities.
Harry Tracy. 25 years of age, 5 tHet
10 inches tall, weight 16O pounds, light
gray eyes, light hair and mustache,
etc.
David Merrill, rs years of age. 8
feet IL inches tall, weight l60 pounds,
etc.-with other personal description,
but only shadowy record for their
past career. Two months later they
were tried and speedily convicted
Merrill was sent up for thirteen years
but Tracy's attempt to kill the detect
i've cost him an extra seven.
Then the pair, heavily manacled and
guarded were taken to Salem, deliver
ed to Warden James, and assigned %
work in the stove foundry Of the prs
on.
That Warden ]. T. James is a man Of
experience in dealing with dangerous
criminals there can be little doubt, OH
had he known that 10 his care was in
trusted a pair OF desperadoes compar
ed to whom the bad men" OF the Yves
whose exploits fill the pages of sensa
tional literature are peaceful citizens
II Is likely that Tracy and Merrill
would have been more closely guarded
Exploits Almost Incredible.
II was, however, not till later tina
he learned something of the remark
able career OF the younger of the tw,
bandits, and when he did he might wei
have doubted many of Harry Tracy
exploits. They are substantiated b.
undoubted evidence. They eclipse IL,
boosted escapades OF the James gang
Billy the Kid" Newt Force. the Youn
ger brothers, and other famous OIL.
laws who sooner or later were killet
or captured Since his last escape sew
eral statements OF his past career ar
current. One is that ne Is a half.brec'
Mexican, one Manuel Arbertinez, bu
the most creditable account is givci
by former sheri of MontanH, who Al
rested him for petty theft Ia 1890 a
Dillon. Mont, where he gave the nam
of Harry Carr, then nineteen years o
age.
Tracy was Jailed. but soon effecto
his escape. The State OF Utah stil
wants Harry Tracy. After his iiigh
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magnificent double dwellInc-12 rooms; lot
Soxl5o; no better constructed house in this city
meme better located; will surprise you at the low
price.
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IF THE UNITED STATES MARSHAL,

DFFTE OF THE NNIIF-II 81 MIS- WAIkSIAI.
for the District Of Columbia Washington, n. C.,
June Is, l902.-Sealed proposals. Endorsed ''Iropo-
sails for lee will be received at this office until
II m, he 18th day Of June 1902 for such quanti-
ties OF ice may be required for the use Of the
Supreme Court of the District Of Columbia and for
the United States marshal's office I'm said District
during the year ending June 30 1893 Detailed in
formation may be procured application at this
office. The right is reserved Ia reject any and MI
bids. AUI.ICk PALMER United States Marshal
fof the District of Columbia. jclS IL 21&2s4t
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ITNI1ED STATES SENATE. WASHINGTON, i

UNITED STATES SENATE. WASHINGTON, ID.
C-Seaed proposals for he following fuel for the
United States Senate the fiscal year ending
June 30 1903. will he received at the Office Of the
Sergeant at Arms Of the United St.tes Senate until
DAY OF JtSE 1862 and that hour opened in
the presence OF those bidders who elect TO be
present viz: -Four thousand five hundred tons.
mere or less, Of hest extra hard White Ash An
thracie Coal large furnace size. screened and free
from all impurities: also twenty five tom.
less of same coal size: Elso ten TOYS,
OF less Of best Crushed Coke; also hundred
and sixty cords. more less. Of best split Pine
Wood straight clear and free from knots, and
sawed instead of chopped, in :our-foot lengths;
also sixty cords, more or less beet Hickory Wood,
sixteen-inch lengths sawed instead ~ cboppeu,
and free fren, knots and split Ia medium size; all
coal. coke and wood to lie stored In the vaults Of
the Senate wing OF the Capitol twhich open 10
the inspection of biadersl and all TO be delivered
and stored at such times and IN such Quantities
and coke is TO be loaded in the carts with forks
and shovels. The -:eht TO reweigh the coal at
the Capitol building at the expense Of the con-
tractor including the erection Of proper scales for
" eiyhing Is reserved hy the undersigned. The
wood win he inspected az the Senate wing OF the
Capitol and whatever falls TO comply strictly with
the specifications VIII Ice culled out and rejected
The wood will then lie Kicked In the wood vaults
and measured as ricked Each hid must he ac-
ctu,panied nv q certified check ~ the bidder for
one hundred Dc lars $500, payable 10 the finan
cal clerk Of the Senate. he forfeited 10 The
bidder % enter into any contract awarded 10 him:
checks to be returned 10 bidders whose bids
not accepted immediately. an9 TO bidders whose
bids are accepted upon execution 10y each of them
II contract and Lecessary bond In accordance with
these specifications Feel FURNISHED the Senate
during the fiscal year ending June 80, 1903 Will
l,e inspected and weighed or measured by en-
pIoye Of the Senate 10 be designated by the Ser
:.eant at Arms The Senate and for this inspec-
tion no charge win he made to the contractor. The
right Is reserved TO reject any or all procsAls for
any OF TIE aheye tens Bids shonld be endorsed
at AIMS. limited states SENATE ID. NJ. RAMS
DELL, seraeaai alarms. u s. Senate.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

| FOR SALE-A 3-SToRY BRICK HOUSE; o
| rooms; water. sewer; lot Is IT. front by 81 n.
| deep' Sd st sc. Price, 81 SOC. Inquire P. g.
| Sauer. 527 Az st. s.w je21-3t'
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FOR LEASE,

FOR LEASE-THE NEW TWO-STORY BRICK
building. No. 2o24 18th st. n.w opposite cleo
trio company's plant; contains 1900 feet floor
capacity; possession given July l. Apply to b.
H. WARNER CO, 9l6 ST. NV. or HENRY
WELLS. 1410 G st. nv my24-s&w-l2ts
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PROPOSALS WILL Re RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Navy Depart
ment Washington. ID. G.. until IL ocOck DooD
Jane "a 1902, and publicly Opened immediately
thereafter, furnish at the Navy Yard. Wash
inyton d. c.. a quantity of asphalt paving blocks
manganese bronze, tin, copper. rivets. bolts steel
iron steel castings, waste mixed acid and belting
Blank proposals viii he furnished upon application
10 the Bureau. A. s. KENNY. Paymaster General
II S jel4-law2 t
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS ID. G..

ftf ''hMlNNl'l.Nt-fsN. II. u.
Washington June H. 1sU2-SEATED PROPOSALS
will be received this office until IL IN. July s.
1902 for constructing an engine honse at Congress
Heights. Blank forms of PROPOSALS and speclhca-
tfons together with all necessary information.
may he Obtained upon application therefor al the
office Of the Inspector Of Buildings Of the District
of Columbia. al and after the 2Sth June. 1892
and bids upon these forms only VIII be considered.
The right is reserved 10 reject any or all bids.
Proposals must Ice inclosed IN envelope. sealed
and Endorsed the outside Proposals for Con
structing an Engine House AZ Congress Heights"
HENRY Il. T. MCFARLAND. JOHN w. ROSS,
III. C NEWCOMER, Acting Commissioners. ID. c.
jelS-6t
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR WASHING
ton D. C., June IL, ly02.-Seaed proposals for fur
nishing Ice for the Department and fits several hI-
reaus and offices and the Civil Service Commission
during the fiscal year ending June 30 1903 will he
received until o'clock pm. Monday, June o.
1902 at which time they viii Ice oTened u the
PIE sence Of bidders. f. A. HITCHCOCK Secretary.
teIg&2l-2t
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SURVEYING, PLATS, ETC.

SURVEYS. SUBDIVISIONS. PLATS. PLANS con-
structions superintendent, estimates and reports,
high-class drawings Of all kinds. WN. II.
BENTON Civil, Typographical and Landscape
Engineer Atlantic bldg, $50 NV. Phone 80
apl83m-b
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DENTISTRY.
PIANOS TUNED.

TUNING AND REPAIRING-PIANO REPAIRING;
In all Its branches by experts from the Bradbury
factory. Let US place your instrument In perfect
condition unsteady. You'll be surprised at the
improvement n tone. Charges reasonable
myl4-tf F. G. SMITH 1928 Pa ave-
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ATLANTIC CITY REAL ESTATE.

HOTELS AND COTTAGES FOR RENT AND SALE
g ]. ADAMS.
Successor TO L. q. Adams & Coz,
Rooms 2-4-6S, Real Estate and Law Bldg
Atlantic City. Phone Il.
ta15-1JGt-5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-04
is CAROLINE AKERT INSANEg
Saving to the County in Appointment
OF Assistant to Dr. Mayo.

John Akert today swore to COM
plant asking that Caroline Akert be
taken in.o the district court and exam
ined as 10 her sanity The afflicted wo-
man Is a widow with six children and
lives at Murray
The appointment of an assistant coun-
~ physician viii save about one-balr
of the expenses Of examinations foe
sanity, Heretofore the cost has aver
aged about $l2 for each examination;
70 requiring to be paid TO the physician
Who was calico In to assist Dr. Mayo I'm
the examination Now Drs. Mayo and
Ellerbeck cun do all this work without
any extra cost to the county, as ex.
amihatica cf supposed insane persons
Is one at the duties which devolve up.
on the county physician, and conse
quently on his newly appointed assist
ant.
There We're 30 insane cases examined
last year OF these iG were committed
to the state insane asylum, ten were
discharged and three sent to the coun.
ty lnfrmlry.
The sheriff returned 10 the city last
night from Green River CITY
bringing with him Joseph Schwitzer
who Is wanted for embez2llng Sac OF
goods from the Salt Lake Clock com
pany The sheriff has been after
| Schwtzer for a year now
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FILIBUSTFRs LANDED.
The Libertador Expedition Relieved
To Rave Reen Successful

~ ''"NN Ahftl 0hfttNSInI.
WIllemstad, Island of Curacao, jan
4, via Hayden cable-The armed revo-
lutionary steamer Libertador. former.
~ the British steamer Ban RICH, has,
Il IL believed here landed the expeci-
ton near Barcelona Venezuela.
Adyiccs received here from Caracas
show that the Venezuelan government
Is without news Of the movements OF
the LibertadOr The vessels oonlposlnfr
the Venezuelan fleet are without ccai
ana besides their engines are out uf or
der ana therefore President Castros
shlps could not put to sea and search
for the Llbertador
About 1900 partisans OF Gen. Rlera. a
Venezuelan revolutionary leader are
awaiting his arrival near Cero. Vanezu-
Ella, When Riera arrives Il Is intended
to set the country in blaze Of revolt.
Six other bands OF insurgents raised by
Gen. Fernandez Mendoza and others
are under arms but they are avliGing
coming into contact with governm ant
troops until they receive relnfoacaments
and arms and ammunition. The fact
that the governments efforts ID capture
these bands have been wlth0ut sue
cess is looked upon By the revolution
lists as proof of the vitality OF NE rev.
olutiunnry movement.
The Venezuelan government, accord.
ing 10 the advices from Caracas is with
out money, and Is yanly trying % buy
war supplies IN New York.
1t is further asserted thrt the em-
plOyes Of the government of Ncne2uph
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-04
MINING NOTES.

The Conklln sampler was in receipt
this morning Of ten cars from Ilnuc'
Manager McVlchle Of the Bingham
Con, has gone out to the properties
Colonel o, p, Posey Of the Bingham
Con, Is expected 10 arrive in this city
today,
The force az the Yankee Con. proper
ty has been reduced, twenty men hav-
ing been laid off
Cansa ore TO the extent Of six cars
viii be sampled today having arrived
this morning
The Ajax management has car Of
ore on the market today, as has also the
Lower Mammoth
G. V, Wheeler superintendent Of the
South Swansea, leaves for the property
tomorrow morning
Six cars of Mammoth crude ore and
two cars Of concentrates reached the
valley this morning
The management OF the Ophlr Hill
has sixteen cars Of ore ready for sam
ping and marketing today
on January 25th the Salt Lake Min
ing and Stock Exchange will hold It's
meeting for the election Of officers
Professor Il A harrington a dlrec-
tor ot the Boston and Tnic company,
who has been visiting the property, Is
expected to return today
The Taylor and Bruntou sampler re-
ports the receipt this morning of six
teen cars from Ophir Hin, six from
Frisco and six from Tinuc.
ore and bullion settlements yesterday
amounted TO $53 300: n. 4 Jones & CO.,
SN aln Mccormick & Co.. $780, Ma
tional Bank Of Republic sl2 800
w. j.. snyder, president Of Western
Exploration Co., left today at noon for
! Chicago and other points, lie was
accompanied by L, l., Kimberley
w. G. Wallace, who represents Mrs.
! David G., McIaughlln's interests In
| Park city leaves for the Park tomor-
row after a several days visit in this
city
The management Of the Grizzly and
| Layinla at Alta has arranged and
contracted for the hauling OF It's ores
! TO Wasatch, Seven teams will be kept
busy as constantly az possible,
The Horn Silver IS keeping up its big
shipments with great regularity The
| management has six cars OF ore on
the market today Manager Farnsworth
who visited the mine recently, says that
| II is In splendid condition
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l., b. $. CHANGES.

Instructor Durrant Of the Later.day
Saints university has resigned his po-
sltlon at the institution In order TO ac-
cept another position that has been
offered him In Idaho. Instructor Leo
Fairbanks has been engaged to teach
IN place of Instructor Durrant In the
preparatory department. The Social
hall Is being fitted up once more for
occupancy during few months by the
preparatory class Instructors Snow
and Ladico VIII begin evening classes
IN German and Spanish respectively,
beginning next Monday night at the
Lion House Work on the new gymna.
stun at the rear Of the business college
is progressing rapidly and the depart
ment OF athletics VIII soon be IN good
working order, All departments OF the
institution VIII reopen next Monday,
and the indications point to an IN =
crease In the already heavy attendance.
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the opinion that money win be as easy
as ever within u very short period.
Broker Burton reports the sale of q
blOok OF Consolidated Street Railway
bonds at 500 ana Sumter Valley X. Il.
bonds at ylO2. The latter IS an oregon
road, owned by Salt Lake and ogden
parties, It's bonded Indebtedness Is UNI
derstood to be $4,000 on about forty
miles Of road,
Today's bank clcarlngs amounted 10
SGOj,5gl, 80, as against SlS,6G3.2O for the
same day last year The weeks clear
hugs amounted ~ $3,683,g0i ~, az
agan0t y3,633s15.S0 Tor the correspond
ms week Of last year
There Ia being held late this afternoon
In McC0rnlck's bank meeting OF me
directors of the Agricultural college az
Logan The main object of the meet
ing Is 10 discuss the course Of study for
tbs winter, and matters 10 come np
about the new buildings. President
Kerr OF the college Ia down from Logan
60 attend
Architect Nenhausen Is pushing the
details OF the proposed Haloran-lil9s'
aohcr building to 80 up on Third sonth
street near Main Work VIII begin az
soon as possible,
Salt Lake city stands twenty-fourth
out OF ninety cities IN The amount OF
bank cearIngs for the week ending
January 2, distancing cities conssllu t,-
ably larger IN population than ltseI'
For instance the cleaiings of Los AnBe-
lea were S3OjL2i5, for Hartford, th
the figures were S2.128.iG9i for Wash-
ington, D. G., S2452. 900, for Seattle ~
491Gjl, for Memphis Tenn S25l2doS
for Richmond S2.56G 956 for savannah
S2.74l.78l while for Salt Lake CITY the
clcarngs amounted to S3,ll52il
Flour men do not look for any chang
es In the market for come time, a9
northwestern grain IS being received III
such large lots that all local wants are
being readily supplied. Usually btah
-four has been the best Of the western
-four. but the drouth Of the past season
Wilted and purched the Utah grain 80
that il "fcll from rs high estate. bul
there are hopes of getting back thefs
by another season. Washington wheat
seems to stand in The highest favor inns
winter
Architect Hale wiz open bids the
middle Of the coming week for the pro,
posed DAILY building ON west Ihlra
South street, and then the work OF ex-
cavation begins without delay
Robnsons shoe factory on Fourth
East street resumes operations Monday
next with full complement OF men
on mems and boys shoes Of which II
can turn out 600 pairs weekly I'M
provements win be made IN the esiaD.
ishment in the way Of additional plant
and improved machinery and the urn
has several business deals on mana
which promise to turn out prohably'
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DIVIDEND OF THE
DALY-WEST MINE
Usual Monthly Amount Of 100000
viii be Paid,
NINE IN FINE CONDITION.
Diyidcndis Paya bic on January l5ih
And Books Close on tile ION
Grand Total si,215,OOO.

The directors Of the DAILY West MIN
Ing company met this morning IN the
office Of NJ mayer j. E, Bamberger ana
declared the usual monthly dividend Of
40 cents share or 100000 AS WAS eX'
pected the directors did not think 1t
proper to increase The dividend rate the
lead situation and other Issues being
against that action The January diy-
idend is payable on the 18Th instant
and me books viii be closed ON the l0th'
with this dividend, the FIRST In 1902
paid the company VIII have distributed
grand total Of N,2l5OOo TO It's share
holders. During 1901, SGO6J0O was paid
II Is reported that the condition OF the
mine Is excellent.