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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-07
PURPOSE OF
PRINCES VISIT.
To Effect Agreement to Keep Big
German Fleet in caribbean Sea,
MERELY FOR PROTECTION.
Revolutions 80 Frequent ~ 10 Necessl-
tate This Not stated whether the
Arrangement was Perfected.

New York March 7-."I am Informed
from a trustworthy source says the
Berlin correspondent OF the Herald.
that the ultimate object Of Prince
Henry's visit to Washington Is to bring
about an agreement by which Germany
win be permitted 90 maintain u large
fleet In caribbean waters to serve for
the protection Of the German settlers
and property rights mperiled by the
frequent revolutions in the South
American republics
'ln official correspondence the neeB
OF German warships assembled at la
Guayra Is styled as that Of the Ameri.
can station capt Stiego Of the VIM
eta has lust received the title Of com
modore aud win be commander Of the
South American fleet henCeforlh flying
his own ensign
Although the fleet was sent TO Nene-
suela only for the enforcement OF rights
guaranteed to German capital and clti-
aens, II already consists Of five vessels
and It Is intended to steadily increase
lnlS NUMBER
"A difficult issue is the acquisition Of
repair dock and coallng station
"lhc hope Is entertained here that
no objection win be made TO the main
tena zee of the fleet In the West Indies
because II is intended to be entirely for
defensive purposes and not to acquire
territory
Protection Is desired especially be-"
eau &c the Berlin government now I'M
der. axes the task Of directing the
German migration movement 10 South
America. Heretofore the work hnd
been performed by the llanseauc
league and the colonial societies.
THE bureau Is at the nome office, Of
which Count Bueow IL eX-oniclo pre-
siding officer II In mainly intended
TO induce German elnlgrants to settle
in German colonies or u they cannot
Doe induced to go there, 20 settle In
South America, where the home ties
are still preserved
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STICK TO IT
rntll conee liIt. You nard.

II is about az well 20 advise people
20 stick TO coffee untIi they get hiI
hand enough. so that they viii never
forget their experience although II Is
rather unpleasant TO have 20 look back
10 half dozen years Of invalldlsm'
money and opportunity thrown away,
which is really the terrible price paid
for the weakest kind Of a mess OF
pottage' s,.
A woman writes and her letter Is
condensed to give the facts In short
enocc II was coffee slave and stuck
10 il like topper 10 his cups, notWlth-
standing ] had headaches every day
ana frequently severe attacks OF SICK
headaches. then ! used more coffee To
,elipve inc headaches and This was
we'll enough until the coffee stimulent
wore of. then ] would have sick spells
Finally my digestion was ruined Sc
ccre attacks OF rheumatism began 70
arneor. and ultimately the whole ner-
VOWS system began 20 break down ana
1 was last becoming a wreck
al thia tlme was Induced TO gu Z
eoffes ana Toxic III Postum Food Col
10 THIS was half a year ago Inc
Is,,lt has been most satisfactory. IN
,beun,ailsm is gone entirely. blood is
nuro nerves practically Wen ond
srcadv dipestlon almosl perfect, never
bovo any more sick headaches anu an
raining steadily In welsht silu
frcngth." Name given by Postum ~
latue Greek, Mich
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Announcing az Engagement,

Los Angeles, Cal, March 7-Soclal
circles of Los Angeles and san Diego
are agog with the unique method em-
poyed by Miss Nellie Grant. grand
daughter of the late Gen. Grant mt an
afternoon luncheon given by her M san
Diego IN honor Of Miss Mabel Gassan,
a popular society belle
when dessert was served, hollow
cannon halls Of chocolate containing
the announcement Of the engagement
OF Miss Gasson 10 Capt Adrian S,
Flemming Of the Fifteenth company Of
Coast artillery stationed at Fort Ro-
sentrau, were presented the guests
At the same hour. IN his home in
Laurel street Capt. Flemming gave q
military dinner, the officers OF the bar
racks being his guests. At this time
his engagement also was formally an
nounced IN toasts Of champagne Miss
Grant is the daughter Of Jesse w,
Grant, whose permanent home Is in san
Diego.
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international typographical Union.

indianapolis, Ind. March MONT
nations for the different officers Of the
International Typographical union
have been completed. For president
James N. Lynch the incumbent, VIII
have no opposition: neither viii John
W Bramwood be opposed for secretary
treasurer. For first vice president the
ioce lies between Chas y, Hawkes. Of
Chicago aud John W. Hays Of Min
noapollc. These two were opposing
candidates two years ago, and Hawkes.
won by small majority For third
vice president. r. ], Canary Of the
New York Mallers' union, and James
]. Mulcahy. Of st, Louis, are the candl-
dates, and the fourth vice president
John Sulllvanof the Boston News
paper Writer'S union is the only as
pirant. The second vice president Is
selected by the German branch OF the
international
Hugo Miller has been elected for the
ensuing year term. The election Will
bo held on the third Wednesday In
May.
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Alaska Boundary Negotiations.

New York. March mo official in
formation can be obtained, says the
London correspondent Of the Tribune,
respecting negotiations In regard to
the Alaskan boundary. bat Lord
Strathconu, without doubt, has pre-
scented the Dominion's ease and the
British foreign office IL striving TO ef-
feet a settlement. Arbitration is the
solution which Is probable sInce the
state department is not likely 10 pro-
pose the alienation Of the territory
ceded from Russia, and any scheme
for a Canadian purchase VIII be vetoed
By the senate at Washington.
Arbitration offers a line OF least re-.
ssiance. and viii enable the United
States and the Dominion governments
to formulate their cases with preci-
cision and 10 accept with good grace
some equitable compromise OF the from
tler question Negotiations have NOT
reached their final stage, but their
trend Is IN the direction OF arbitration
as the only practical method OF ad-
justlng this troublesome dispute,
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New York. March 7.--Sklled artists
are busy on the deck Of the Deutsch-
land. preparing the officers quarters on
the bridge OF the great liner for the re-.
ception and the accommodation OF
Prince Henry Of Prussia on his return
voyage.
The quarters Of Capt Alber and his
officers are being transformed for the
use Of the prince and his suite.
The Deutschland viii sail at $3.50
o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, IL Is
expected the royal passenger viii board
her at Hoboken.
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KIDNEY AND BLADDER
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he was pointed to with pride by per.
sons discredIting tie allegation that
every man has his price.
He was native Of Ohio, and has re-
sided in Illinois since 1884
He studied laW In Ottawa, Ill.,, office
Of Gen, Lew Wallace
When war was declared he went to
the front as a major m the Fourth IL
linols volunteer cavalry He was pro-
NOTED through the various grades to
breyet brigadler general at the close
Of the war After eight years as Judge
Of the county court, which at that time
embodied the probate court, he became
attorney for the county board He has
been United states jury commission
er for 40 years, Besides his wife, four
daughters and son survive him.
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CoIIided With the Harmonides in
A Fog Off HoIybead,
ONLY TWO PASSENG ERS LOST
rev Was Very cool aud Collected -
Lost SHIP Belonged 10 Interna-
ilonal Irrigation Company

Liverpool. March Tho American
line steamer Waesland Capt. Attcld,
from Liverpool March Q, for Phlludel-
pha, ana the British steamship Har-
monldes Capt Pentln from Para, Feb.
10 for Liverpool met IN collision during
dense fog tonight off Holyheod,
Wales. The Waeslond sank Her
passengers, g cabin ana So steeruge,
and crew We're saved by the Harmon
ides.
Filty-lhree Of the passengers and
crew Of the Waesland arrived at Liver
pool on board the Hamondes at 1888
TINS morning They were received by
the agents Of the American line here
and We're chartered at various hotelsa
The collision occurred In thick fog
AT ll:2O o'clock Wednesday night when
the Waesland was about 40 miles south
west Of llolyhead The lIarmonIdes
struck the Wacsland amidships and
''n'N wac @ WI II blN 0HO'ht
Most Of the Waesland's passengers
had retired for the night Perfect or
der aud discipline prevailed The
crew OF the steamer rapidly turned out
the passengers and succeeded In as
Surfing them that their lives were safe
The passengers were greatly influenced
by The GOODNESS Of the crew, and oheyed
Instructions willingly and quickly
The W0esland's boats were speedily
got out and I'm less than half an hour
the entire ships company had been
transferred To the Harm0nides. I'M
fortunately. two lives We're lost. The
dead arc q steeruge passenger named
Dengeilleld and child named AISLE
Emmett the daughter OF a cabin pas
seuger
The Naesland sank In IS minutes af-
ter the collision The passengers and
crow los, an their belongings The
vessel carried no mails. The passen-
gers unite in the highest praise Of the
behavior Of Capt Atfeld and his crew.
The Waesland Is owned by the In
ternational Navigation company, but
'lies the Belgian flag. She piled regu-
1 larry In the American line service be-
tween Philadelphia and Liverpool,
touching an Queenstown each way,
Formerly she was known as the Rus
STA The Waesland's dimensions are.
Length i3jl feet; breadth, il9 feet;
depth, 300 feet She Is equipped with
electricity ana has triple.eXpanson en-
gnes of $500 indicated horsepower,
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systematic Murder and Robbcry,

Beaumont, Tex, March THE find
ing Of the body Of G. y, Pearson in the
Nechez river stripped TO his UNDER
clothes and his head crushed In has
convinced local police that a systema-
tic plan Of robbery and murder is being
conducted by unknown persons In this
vicinity. When Pearson was last seen
alive he had on suit OF good clothes
and between $50 and 500 In cash With
In three months four bodies, including
that OF Pearson, have been taken from
the river and In every case there were
evidences Of violent death and no value
ables were found. In two Of the cases
the bodies were not identified ana were
buried by the county.
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Pleaded Guilty to Conspiracy.

Chicago. March Elm the criminal
court today George p, Murray pleaded
guilty TO the charge Of conspiracy 10
keep a fugitive from justice out OF the
state and was nned $500. and costs
Murray was indicted with Alexander
Sullivan and others for consplring 70
keep out of the state former Balm
James j Lynch under indictment for
Jury bribng In personal injury cases
against the West Chicago street lsall-
way company. Sullivan VINO was at
torney FOR the traction company was
recently convicted on the testimony Of
Lynch. who had returned after more
than year In hiding and turned states
evidence. Suliyans case has been APP
pealed. Murrays connection with the
conspiracy case was that he acted as
a go.between for Lynch ana sullivan
according 20 the formers testimony
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LEGION OF HONOR.
Americans Holding French Dec
orations Dine Together.

New York March 7.-Wearing on
their coats the scarlet silk ribbon Of
the French legion Of honor. 81 Ameri-
can citizens and aliens now living In
this country, who have received This
decoration at the hands Of the republic,
met at dinner In the residence Of James
Stokes OF this city II was the first
gathering in the United States Of the
men upon whom this distinction has
been bestowed, and included such lead
ers In various paths OF success as J p.
Morgan, Augustus st. Gaudens Perry
Belmont, Ellhu Thomson and Maurice
Grau.
The occasion ~ the gathering was to
celebrate the centennial anniversary Of
the founding OF the legion Of honor by
the first Napoleon, In 1902. and to eff
feet an organization In America TO en-
courage future reunions and promote
the social possibilities OF fellow mem
Lership.
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philIpps' New Play Produced.

London. March THE production
last night at the 81 James theater of
Philips play entitled 'Paolo ana
Francisco" proved an interesting rather
than a distinctive event, Geo, Alex
ander has mounted the play very beau
TRULY and artisucally. Mr.. Alexander.
Miss Evelyn Willard, Miss Elizabeth
Robins and Henry Ainley In the lead
ing parts played well. but the action
OF the play moved too slowly ana sew
eral scenes win require pruning NeV,
ertheless the production was received
WIN nnihnsiasm
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Helena, Mont, March Ga special
TO The Herald from Billings Mont
says that Charles IL. circuit was shot
aud killed by his wife at an early hour
this morning In this city Mss circuit
Who Is under arrest and IN jail, says
that her husband came home at l2'3V
O'Clock this morning intoxicated, ana
threatened to kill her Picking up a
short handled axe. the infatuated man
advanced on the woman al the same
time declaring that he would mop her
head off. Mrs circuit says mat she
then drew a revolver ana fired three
times. TWO shots took effect in the
breast and one struck the mans right
wrist She had carried the revolver
owing TO previous threats " her hus-
band against her life
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Minors Entonbcd Alive.

Monongahela. Pa, March 6-Another
explosion occurred shortly before noon
In the Catsbury mine and two miners
were seriously burned,
Many others are reported entombed
IN the mine, which Is burning furiousIy,
and Il is feared that all are dead.
From what can be learned, John Ila-
ger. machlnist, went into the mine.
and placed his safety lamp In one OF
the room entrances, At least score
of men we're with him Just as Hager
put the lamp In the opening a terrific
explosion followed All the men were
knocked down by the force OF the eX-
ploslon and many OF them rendered IN
senslblc.
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Immense BODY Of Iron Ore.

pattsburg. n. Y, March THE
Chateaugay ore and Iron company has
discovered that the vein of Don ore
at It's mine near Lyon Mountain, n w.
which II was supposed was 80 feet In
thickness. is over n feet and extends
for six miles, making it one of the laig-
est deposits Of iron ore in the world
The company has increased it, capital
stock from 81, 500, to S2.75O,0OO. The Del
aware q Hudson company owns con
trolling interest The company will
double It's present output Of 500 tons Of
GRO "A 1nV
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Big Sale OF Automobiles,

Chicago, March 7,--lt is claimed that
since last Saturday afternoon $4,000, 600
worth Of automobiles have been sold
by the dealers who have their machines
on exhibition az the automobile SHOW
This amount Is more than the aggre-
gate Of all the machines sold by dealt
ers in this city for The past two years.
In an about 5000 machines are said
to have been sold or ordered. The av-
erage value Of the automobiles con
lracted for Is 81 ,0oO some bringing as
high as S2,25O and others selling for $3.50.
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Entnl stnhhlnp Array.

Butte. Mont, March "a special to
The Miner from Winston says a fatal
stabbing ARRAY occurred at the East
Pacific mine IN which foreman Tighe
almost instantly killed Paul Kock An
lltercatlOn occurred between the two
men and they came 90 blows. The
miners present separated the two when
'rlehe seized a bread knife aud slashed
Koch across the face, He then plunged
the knife into Koch's breast, who fell
to the floor and expired.
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canuotvnry from Federal Quarantine

Austin, Texas, March I'm a decision
just handed own the supreme court OF
Texas holds that the state livestock
sanitary board has not the authority
to establish a cattle quarantine lire at
variance with that Of the federal com
mission. The quarantine WAS estab-
hshcd as q protection against splenetic
fever and the variance between the
state and federal lines has been a
source Of much trouble 20 cattlemen
throughout the western country
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TO Survey for Military Camps,

Washington, March G-Gen. Giles
pie, chief OF engineers, has directed
that preliminary surveys be made of
the six sites under consideration by
the war department for the establish
ment Of permanent camps Col O. IL.
Ernest will survey the site at Fort
Douglas, Utah, Lieut..Col, VIM w. II.
Heurer, Naciinlento, Cal, and Maj. s.
$. Leach, near Fort Riley Kan. The
site In Utah was selected by Secy, Root
and Is in addition to the sites recon-
mended by the military board
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-07

The more nervous a man 10, the less
nerve he has That sounds paradox
ical--but It isn't; for nerve Is stamina.
Hoods Sursaparila gives nerve, II
tones the whole system rerfects dlges.
ton and assimilation and is therefore
the hest medicine ner as person can
take.
If you get tired easily mentally or
physically, take tilt w.ll do you
good.
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Luke sandcrs Hanged.

Marion. Ala, March G.--Luke SAM
tlers vas hanged here today for the
murder " Road Oversecr Mullins. The
execution took place IN the jail corri-
dor and was Witnessed only by the
guards. 20 IN number The report that
the negroes would attempt TO liebrate
Sanders proved unioundcd. The city
ana jail were thoroughly protected.
on April 49, 1899, Luke Sanders and
his brother, was members Of a gang
Of negroes. working under the SUPER
riendency OF Mullins \ difference
arose between Tom Sanders and Null
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Mrs. Daily HASN'T Bought Bank Yet

Butte Mont, March 7.-Representa-
tives Of Mrs Marcus DAILY deny that
she has acquired the First National
bank Of Great Falls, as reported
Wednesday. John d. Ryan yice-pres-
ident Of the DAILY Bank & Trust COM
pany of Butte said: 1T Is true Mrs.
Days representatives have been ne
gotlating for the stock Of the bank but
the deal is not yet compile
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Plumbers Return 10 Work

New York March NEARLY all the
plumbers, tInsmiths and sheet metal
workers who struck on Monday AT Pat
ersop. n. j.. have returned TO work
and the strike practically Is over Sew
eral OF the larger establishments were
not affected by the strike and The
strikers saw they had no chance TO win,
il is said they viii be granted IN
creases when present contracts have
been completed.
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Ktsr Lady and Baby
Sweet as Roses.


work To put in the connecting link be-
tween the Pacific and orient
He spoke OF the benefit that the pas
sage Of the bill would bring as a re-
suit Of increased trade with South
American countries saying that trad
now went by way Of Liverpool and
Hamburg In foreign ships and thence
was trans.shlpped TO South American
ships, by carrying American goods In
American ships there would be AN IN
crease Of American trade
In closing, Mr.. Hanna again advert
ed to the question OF the cost Of labor,
maintaining that wages IN this coua'
try averaged 50 per cent higher than
In European countries,
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Red Light District Raidcd,

New York, March Another police
raid has been made on the Red Light
district. Ii resulted in the capture Of
AZ women and 20 men, The doors Of
many resorts were chopped open with
axes.
The police reiterated their determina-
ton to continue the raids until the dis
trict Is thoroughly cleaned.
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Light ON BRITISH Army Contracts.

New York, March lin the house Of
lords, Earl Darlington has referred,
says dispatch from London to The
Tribune, to the ugly rumors which are
prevalent with regard to contracts for
The supply Of wines and spirits for the
troops In South Africa He wanted the
government to throw some light on the
matter, but Lord Raglan declined TO
gINe any information.
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Embez2ler snrrcndcrs Himself,

Denver, Colo, March IA young man
giving his name as John Russell OF
London. ontario, has surrendered MIN
self to the police authorities here, de-
clarlng that he embe22led $500 from
John GarVey, a wholesale grocer OF
London. Telegraphic communication
with the London police department
verified the story. An officer VIII come
for him. Russcll's neck shows several
pad gashes which he says he made in
an attempt 20 commit suicide
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Gen, j. W. HOFFMAN Dead.

Philadelphia, March G--Gen. j. VIM.
Hoffman died last night at hts home
mere OF congestion of the lungs, aged
a. In 1861 Gen. Hoffman recruited
company II, Of the Twenty-thlrd regl-
ment, Pennsylvania volunteers, and
was later appointed lieuteuant-colonel
Of the Fifty sixth regiment, Pennsyl-
vania volunteers, He assumed COM
mand of Gen, Heath's brigade after
the latter had been wounded While
In command OF the Flfty-sixth, Gen.
Hoffman hogan the battle Of Gcttys-
burg. He was breyetted brigadier-
general In August 1864
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briggs. seabury Gun Co, Closed.

Derby, Conn, March THE briggs
seabury Gun and Ammunition COM
pany's plant has been closed up by the
cheriff and 100 men were thrown out of
work. Some time ago Lattan a Rand,
New YORK powder manufacturers. at
tached the plant for 100000 TO satisfy
claim Of $4,000, The company has
not settled the account and the closing
up resulted. The Drlggs-Seabury COM
pany has been working night ana day
on government contracts and a large
rortion OF the work has been left un-
finished.