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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-08
A PLEASING RESULT

Good baking Is a pleasing result Of
the work Of the baker. TO have the
best baking powder is the result Of his
experience TO have Three Grown ~
natural, since he has found II contains
the best quality and that wherever u Is
used can be depended on, II makes
lightness to the product and gives
health and satisfaction always. If you
want the best, the Three Crown brand
Will be that article,
Three Crown Baking Powder, Three
Crown Triple Extracts, and Three
Crown Pure Spices are sold by all gro
GERS, Every can and bottle guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-08
EXCURSION TO PROVO,

Via u. \. l.. SATURDAY, loth'
Account field Gay l.. D. 3 uni,e, ...is
Round trip only ,l25. speclai. W. ,',S
will leave Salt Lake at 300 a. H. sp''
train returning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-08
TRIBE EXAMINED.

Henry Tribe stated that he had read
the reports of the case In the papers
but, said he had formed no particular
| opinion. lie stated that he did not
take particular notice Of the newspa
per reports and had no faith in the
| reports.
"From what you read In the papers,
didn't you form some theory or opln-
ion concerning the casey'
No sir"
How did the reports YOU read OF
the case affect you what did you
think about them2"
My theory was that man had been
killed and another man accused Of It,
and that was all"
You do not believe in theorizing a
mans life away, do your
mo, sir, | do not"
Mr. Tribe stated that he did not
know defendant or any OF his family.
He stated that he had known Mr.
Sharp for 40 years
The further examination OF Mr.. Tribe
brought out some amusing answers,
and kept everyone in litter.
Were you ever In case beforey"
Thank. God, this Is the first time
/ have ever been In case"
sion of the defendant"
yes. II came IN one ear, out tother"
He said the fact that the defendants
relatives had apparently deserted him
would not influence him IN the least
Asked II he believed Mr.. sharp had a
revelation Mr. Tribe said he did not |
care to answer, but being 80 instructfN |
by the court, he said he did not believe |
II.
MEMBER OF THE BLVE CHURCH |
what church do you belong to2"
ITO the Blue ehurch!" blurted out
the juror, When quiet was restored he
was asked what church the "Blue
Church was. He replied:
"Oh. It's well known here in the city"
Joseph q. Ranck, Arthur r. Barnes,
and Hiram Beckstead had all fornrsd
opinions about the case,
which they could not lay aside without
eyidence and were challenged and ex.
cused
TRIBE ACCEPTED.
Henry Tribe was then examined by
Dist Atty, Eichnor and was passed
by both the state and the defense and
was sworn In as juror which makes
the sixth juror secured up TO the pres
ent time
John II. Walker William j. Proctor,
George T, Brown ami j j. Corum We're
also challenged and excused on account
)f having formed UNQUALIFIED opinions,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-08

DR. sANroRD's LIVER INyIGoRA,Vs
1hebest Liver Medicine AvegeahIe cure ~ ~. ~
Ills, Blliousness, Indigestion, Constipation nA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-08

The extension TO the new roundhoure
at Pocatello VIII be completed by sat.
urday
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-20
CHANGES IN WEsrERN UNION
j.. g. barclay and Charles II. Bristel
Promoted, with Headquarters
I'm New York.

-
CHICAGO, March 1s.-J. c. Barclay.
electrician OF the western division. has
been appointed electrical engineer Of the
Western Union Telegraph company, with
headquarters at New York, vice A. B.
Brown. resigned. The appointment takes
eject April 1.
Mr.. Barclay began service With the com
pany in 1868 at Gr%eensburg. Pa. and has
been with IL ever since. He was at one
time Associated Press operator at Balti-
more and after hlling other positions in the
east came TO THIS city twenty-five years
g and while here has been chief oper-
ator. night manager and electrician Of the
western division.
Charles H. Bristol. superintendent Of con-
struetion. Of the western division, has been
appointed general Superintendent of con-
struction Of the Western Union TELEGRAPH
company, with headquarters at New York,
vice d. C. Doran,- deceased. the appoint
ment taking effect April 1.
He began -telegraphing in a construction
gang under M. G. Bristol In the fall Of 1851.
He enlisted In the Third New York light ar
tillefy in 1854 and was discharged In 1855,
when he vent TO, school until the fall Of
1856 at Syracuse, N. r. He was next sta
toned az llnemsn 1t New Albany, Ind, for
the Western URien In 1855. He was sp-
pointed assistant superintendent Of con-
struction IN October, 1854. and superintend-
emit of construction of the western division
Of the western Union Telegraph company In
1897 and is now considered one Of the most
competent constfuction men in this eoun-
try. ,,sa .rFrs,.
ST. LOUIS, March 1s.-George J. Frankel
assistant, superintendent Of the Western
Union Telegraph company at st. Louis, wa
today notified ~ Colonel r. G. Clowery
president and general manager of the com
pany, Nsw York. that he had been ap'
pointed superintendent Of the second dis
trict. western division, with headquartert
in this city. vice T: p Cook, transferred u
Chicago as general superintendent Of thu
division. e ..
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-20
KILL THE RUSSIAN GOVERNOR
Finnish Paper mt Calumet Prints
story Said to Have Been
Suppressed.

CALUMET, Mich, March 1.-THE
Pivatichi, Calumet's Finnish daily, the only
one In the United States, published today
an account of the assassination OF Bobri-
kon, the Russian governor general OF Fin
land. The news was brought by parties
arriving at Calumet from Finland yester-
day.
The paper claims that the account never
has been published, as the Russian gov
eminent censored the matter.
on February IL, according to the report.
Bobrikon took a train for st. Petersburg
at H~elsingfors, the Finnish capital. He
was followed by an old soldier. As the
governor alighted from the train at the
Russian capital the soldier fired three
shots at him. Bobrikof died February II.
The soldier committed suicide.
ST. PETERSBURG. March ban inves-
tigation Of the report published by the
Paivatchti, a Finnish daily newspaper of
Calumet, Mich, Of the assassination of
Bobrikon. the Russian governor general OF
Finland. who was said to ave been shot
three times by a soldier while alighting
from a train. who WAS alleged 10 nave died
from his wounds February IA. shows that
| Governor General Bobrikon was transactine
business at Helsinsfors. the capital OF Fin
land. March Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-20
HOLDS VALUABLE RECORDS
Collector OF Cust6ms Takes Chinese
Relics Away from Private
Idier

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1s.-Ten Jade
tablets. on which, almost 200 years ago, the
cunning hand Of q Chinese workman en-.
graved. by order Of his imperial master,
an acknowledgment Of the wisdom, power
and goodness Of Shun Che, the founder OF
the Tartar dynasty In China, are locked in
the safe Of the customs appraiser. John T.
Dare, awaiting authority from Washington
to return them to the emperor OF China or
bis representative. The stones are one foot
in length, six inches wide and nearly an
inch thick. Through holes drilled across
their width cords are passed to hold them
together. and when taken by the customs
inspector from a private soldier returning
from service in China they were wrapped
in deliberately embroidered yellow silk. II
is believed that they we're taken as loot
from the imperial apartments in the For
hidden city. Recognizing their value to the
Chinese ruler, as a descendant Of the en-.
peror whose deeds they commemorate, the
customs authorities here notified the sec
rotary Of the treasury and await notihoa-
ton as to the arrangements he may have
made for the return OF the tablets.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-20
NEW THEORY ON
Cause of Hay Fever.

Hay fever is not 30 much . result Of ell
matte conditions as 1t IL a showing OF the
weak spot" in the general condition Of
the body. II a hay fever sufferer can be
fed up TO a prime condition of health by
the use Of well selected food the chances
are the hay fever will not present Itself.
AS an illustration. a lady in Cave Springs.
explains how the change Of food at
fected her. This past summer / found
myself in a very low state OF health and
much emaciatedx I got down to IS pounds
and was worried. especially as / had 70 look
forward to my annual tussle with hay fever
In September and felt II would push me
even further down.
zone day q friend told me she had been
using Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food md that
she felt like q new person with greatly In
creased strength and vigor. grasped Al
the straw and began the use Of Grape-Nuts,
The eject WAS really magical. In q weeh
! felt toned up and In a month began IN
earnest TO gain nesh n strength,. 81
September my weight had increased TO III
pounds, and much TO my ama1ement ] dis.
covered that when the hay fever sufererl
began TO complain / had not one symptom
and escaped II altogether. InAsEVch a.
had suffered for years from this miserAbll
disease and had made no ehangs except II
my food, I naturally concluded hat M
improved condition was caused by the dahl
use OF Grape-Nuts and by observing thu
usual laws Of health" Name can be giVel
| BY Postum Co.. Battle Greek. Mich
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-20
TO BUILD RAILROAD IN PERU
J.. b. HagEin, California Millionaire,
said to Re Contemplating
Enterprise.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1s.-The Post
says: J. B. Haggin. the millionaire mining
man, 10 contemplating the. construction Of
q railroad in Peru Some time ago the Hag-
gin Twombiy s~sndiestion secured posses
sion Of valuable mining properties near
Pasco, Peru, and plans are under way for
working the mines on an elaborate scale.
Years ago Victor Bogue, the railroad engi-
neer who left here last night for Nevada to
arbitrate the Harriman-olark trouble. made
q survey OF the railroad from Arroyo to q
point near the Sierra Pasco mines, a route
which Mr.. Haggin has discovered wou be
the most valuable to the syndicate in its
plans for carrying its ores to the coast.
Shortly after Engineer Bogue arrived here
from New Zealand, a week ago, he received
a telegram from ]. B. Haggin In New York
requesting him to hurry eastward for the
purpose Of comforting there concerning the
constitution Of the road. He will go to New
York as soon as his work in Nevada ia
completed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-20
DELAY in FILING RATE CASE
Judge Phillips Absent from Kansas
City and WIN Not Return
Until Friday.

KANSAS CITY. March 1s.-rhe ex-
pected Injunction suit to restrain rate cut
ting, tbs It was stated would be started
here today by Attorney William A. Day 81
the Interstate Commerce commission
against seven Chicago Kansas City lines
may not be filed till the end OF the week.
Judge John r. Phillips Of the United States
district court, before whom the proceed
ings would a to be fled is in Jefferson
City attending court. Judge Day was in
conference with him late yesterday and Il
is stated he refused TO sccept a hling In
that city. Judge Phillips, II is said. will
not return to KAnsas City before Friday
or Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-20
BESLER GETS BETTER BERTH
Former Burlington Man Made General
Manager of Jersey Gem
trail Road.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1s.-President
Baer OF. the Central Railroad Of New Jer-
sey today announced the appointment OF
w. q. Besler. TO be general manager of the
company. Mr.. Besler has been general
superintendent Of the Reading railway slnce
September. 1900. He resigned this position
to Nccept his new berth.
Mr.. Besler was born at Galesburg, Ill.
IA 1864. In 1881 he entered the service Of
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad
as clerk. and after serving I'VE years he
left the railroad service to take a special
course In the Massachusetts, Institute OF
Technology. He re-entered the Burlington
service in 1883 as night yardmaster and
served three years in that position and as
trainmaster and chief dispatcher. Later
he constructed and operated a branch line
Of the Burlington route and was for sir
years the superintendent OF the st. Louis
division OF that company. Mr.. BesieI
served two years - president Of the Cen
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-20
NEGRO is LYNCHED BY MOB
Taken from jan and Hanged fOu
the Murder Of = white
Man.

NATCHEz. Miss, March 1s.-Jehn Wood
ward, the negro murderer of Leonard CAL
witt, a white planter Of Union Point, Con-
eordia Parish. La was lynched early to-
day within 800 yearcs OF the parish prison
In VidaiiA, La. h mob gained admission
to the jail by claiming they had q pris-
oner from CAtahoulish parish. After the
door was opened they demanded the body Of
Woodward. Tailor Suchs refused to sur
render him and several men caught lin.
A member of. his family, fearing the mob
would do him violence. gave up the key TO
WoodWard's cell. Woodward pleaded for
his life. but he was taken to . tree and
hanged.
The negro had stolen some cotton from
calvitt. On February II he confessed to
the theft q promised Calyitt TO make
restitution II the latter would 50 TO his
lwoodward's) house. and calvttt aid so,
but when be appeared the negro killed him.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-20
TWENTY SOLDIERS ARRESTED
Men Are Suspected of Participation
In Fatal Riots in the
South.

MOBILE. Ala. March ls.-The quarter
masters boat reached here today bringing
the dead body OF Michael Kuhn. who was
killed N the riOting Sunday night. No
civilians took part as was at first reported.
Privates walsh n Little are reported the
most seriously hurt. Twenty enlisted men
OF the company are under arrest pending
an Investigation
II was learned today from the boats agent
that two hours after Il was known that
Kuhn would die from his wounds the men
assembled to lynch Stewart. the suspected
murderer. Threats were also made TO burn
him at the stake.
The onicer OF the day had the call 70
arms sounded and the men were sent to
| their quarters.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-20
I'm Honest
Tired Feeling

There is an "honest tired feel
Ing" caused by necessary toll and
cured by natural rest.
But very different is "tA0t tired
feeling" from which so many com
plain and which may even be
classed as n disease.
That tired feeling takes you to
bed tired and wakes you up tired.
You have no appetite, have bill
ious taste, duh headache, are ner-
vous and irritable, blue, weak and
discouraged.
Insuch conditions Hoods Sarsa-
parilla does a world Of good.
It begins in the right place-in
the blood, purifying it and impart-
Ing vitality, then its tonic effect is
felt by the stomach, kidneys and
liver; appetite comes back, all waste
Is removed naturally, headaches
cease, mat tired feeling departs and
you feel like q new person.
This has been the experience OF
thousands.
Il win be yours If you take
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-20
BRIL- TO HELP OUT POSTMASTER
Government to stand Loss ON Stamps
stolen from Chicago
POstomce.

.r Fl aF 20 H g.
WASHINGTON, March 1s.-soon after
the senate convened today q house bill for
tho relief Of Postmaster Coyne Of Chicago
was presented BY Mason. chairman of post
once and post roads committee, and passed,
The purpose Of the measure is to relieve
Postmaster coyne from the loss of S74. $40,
the value Of stamps stolen BY burglars on
October 10 1901. rs. -
Other bills we're passed as follows: To
provide for holding terms of court in ths
district OF Utah; to ratify an agreement
with the Indians Of the DEVILS Lake reser-
walton In North Dakota.
The senate then resumed consideration o.
the bill for the protection Of the president
Mr.. spooner of Wisconsin addressed thu
senate In support of the measure, dealing
especially with the legal and constitutions
questions involved. (,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-20
TO OVERTHROW THE MERGER
Hearing Begins In New YORK A~ealhst'
the NOrthers Securities
Company.

NEW YORK, March 1s--There was q
hearing in this city today before Richard
A. Mabey of Minneapolis, special ex-
amlner in the suit Of Peter Power
against the Northern Pacific Railroad conn
pany. The object Of the suit is to over
throw the transfer to the Northern Securi-
ties company Of the control of the North
ern Pacific. John 8. Kennedy, a banker,
was the FIRST witness today and was ques-
toned by William A. Lancaster Of Min
neapolis. He said he went TO Europe
in the spring of 1901, and when
he he left James J.. Hill and Lord
strathcona, d. VILLAS James, George F.
Baker. himself and other friends Of James
J.. Hill owned a majority OF the ommon
stock of the Northern Pacific. The wit
ness understood that much Of the stock
was held by ]. p. Morgan & Co. The
witness did not know before he went to
Europe that e, II. Hartman sought 10
acquire a majority of Northern Pacific
common. He learned from J. p, Morgan
about May 5 or 6 that some Interests In
New York we're making large PURCHASES OF
Northern Pacific, and later he was informed
that these purchases were for MT. Harri-
man. In the following, August, Mr.. Ken
nedy said, he acquired 10000 shares Of
northern PACING from y. n. moiban q W
Mr.. Kennedy said that tbs Northern Sc
~curities company had been thought Of 9
great many years before It was formed
1t was true, he said. that Mr.. HILL and
his assistants had no dificulty in ~electinl
directors of the Great Northern. Originally
the plan was to turn over to the Eortherr
Securities company only the Great Northern
shares held by the controlling interest, Blu
later this was modified so as to allow al
stockholders to convert all their shares II
Northern Securities stock.
Mr.. Kennedy said that the object OF tn,
Northern Securities company was to protse
the holdings Of the Northern Pacific agalns
such an attack as occurred here last sprini
and which resulted in the panic. He sail
that originally It was the idea to pool th'
Northern Pacific stock only.
Was 1t the purpose Of o gentlemen
to place the stock Of the Northern Securitie
company on the market for miscellaneou
%purchasers7' asked Mr.. Lancaster.
IL cannot remember that any such thin
was ever discussed or suggested"
"was It not your intention to aequir
other property besides the Northern Pacln
and Great Northern.
Mr.. Kennedy said there had been sugges
lions in that direction. He knew nothing
his own knowledge about a purchase c
S11, 900 900 or S12. 900. 900 of Great North
ern stock by Mr.. Hill. He understood th
stock was purchased, but he did not kno'
how much. He purchased 10000 share
hi-raelf
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-20
DESCRIBES SIGNING OF WILL
witness Testines Rice Desired to
Have. Transaction Kept
Secret.

NEW YORK, March 1e.-David L. Short,
one Of the witnesses to what is known as
the 1900 will, was on the witness stand
again today for cross-examination In the
trial OF Albert T.. Patrick, accused of the
murder of william M. Rice. Short told
again of his visit to Mr.. Rice's apartments
on June 80, 1900, OF Mr.. Rice's talk to him
and Morris Meyer and Of the signing and
execution of the will by Mr.. Rice. Short
said today that Rice showed the will to him
and to Morris Meyer and then said:
''"This is my last will. / want you "a
promise me not to say one word about this
until after l am dead and gone"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-20
PORTO RIcANS CONTRIBUTE
Large sum Raised for Mckinley Fund
I'm Ten-Cent subscrip-
aations.

CLEVELAND, March 1s.-Thousands Of
Porto Ricans have contributed to the Nc
KinIey national memorial. Governor Hunt.
in a letter received today from Ryerson
Richie. national secretary, reports that
81, 1912 has been raised in the island and
the number OF contributors runs far up
into the thousands. Governor Hunt asked
some one in each town to receive the funds
and no contribution was TO be over 10 cents
The people OF the island responded at once
To each Of the contributors will be pre-
scented a certificate, and In this manner pic
lures Of Mckinley, the White House and the
Mckinley home at Canton will adorn thou
sands Of fine homes and cabins in Porte
Rico. ~,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-20
WEST AND SHIP SUBSIDY BILL
CONTINUED from First Pase.)
proved by the comptroller Of the currency,
Postmasters appointed:

proved. by the comptroller Of the currency,
Postmasters appointed:
Nebraska-Charles Charlton, Pleasanton.
Buffalo county. vice z. c.. Mafatt, resigned.
Iowa-B. e. Randolph. Motor, Warren
county; p. H. schowalter. Mount Hamih,
Lee county. u.
w~yoming-H, NJ. clendennlng, Union,
Fremont county.
Mahlon X. Taylor, John H. Barber and
Howard f. Reed were today appointed sub
stitute letter CARRIERS In the Sioux City,
Ia, postoffice.
Miss Dylia Kirk Of Niobrars, Neb., was
today appointed q assistant matron in the
Indian school Ut Plpestone, MINI.
Miss L. R. Waiter OF Pierre. S. D., was
also appointed an. assistant matron at Pipe
stone, and Mrs. Emelise C. Wiel of Spring
field, s. D.. was appointed matron at the
Redlands school, MINI.
q. A.. Gill Of Dubuque, Herbert C. wassor
OF Des Moines. and George w. Lowe ol
Clinton, Ia, were today appointed book
binders in the government printing ONCE
The postofice 1T Boomera,' PottawAttar
mte county, Ia. will be discontinued afte'
March 81. Sc ' b.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-20
RaiIroad Men Confer.

DENVER, March ls.-RepreSentatives Of
the operating and mechanical departments
OF the Burlington system met in annual
convention in this city today. q. W.
Rhodes. assistant superintendent at LIN
coin, Neb., presided az tbs opening session.
About $50 general superintendent, superin-
tendents. master mechanics and other heads
Of the two departments viii attend the
meeting, which win last three days.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-20
STORM IN MASSACHUSETTS
Small Cyclone Strikes Adams and
Does Much Minor
Damage.

ADAMS, Mass, March ia high wind
which prevailed all last night suddenly as
sumed c~yclonic proportions today and con-
siderable damage resulted. Chimneys were
demolished, trees uprooted and the spire
and belfry on the First Congregational
church were wrenched of. In falling the
spire took with It two large cupolas and a
portion Of the roof from the Congregational
house, which adjoins the church.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-20
MACARTHUR GOES TO CHICAGO
General Funston Assigned TO Colo
rado and Kobbe Commands
the Dakotas.

WASHINGTON. March 1s.-By decision Of
the president Major General Arthur Mac
Arthur was today assigned to the command
Of the Department Of the Lakes. with head
quarters at Chicago; Brigadier General
Frederick Funston to the command OF the
Department Of Colorado. headquarters at
Denver. Colo. and prigadier General VIII
liam A. Kobbe TO the command Of the De-
partment OF Dakota, headquarters at st.
Paul, MINI. These changes will take effect
March Is. -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-20

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