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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-13
NEVADA REPUBLICANS.
Congratulated by senator Kearns-
The Platform Adopted.

Reno, New, Sept. l2.-At the evening
session of the Republican state con-
ventlon telegram from Senator Kearns
Of Utah was read by Chairman Lee,
amid great enthusiasm, as follows
MY beartiest congratulations to the
Republicans of Nevada. Am confident
your work today will result in victory
at the polls next November. Repub-
leans of Utah In convention yesterday
nominated a ticket which is certain to
receive the largest Republican majority
ever given In Utah and heartily endors-
ed President Rooseyelt's administra-
ton and announces for him in 1904
The report Of the committee on plat
form was adopted. 1t endorses Hon.
Thos. r. Hawley for the United States
senate. 1t declares for the election OF
United States senators by direct vote
Of the people. 1t favors the largest
use of silver as a money metal In all
manner compatible with the best Inter-
ests Of our government and pledges the
nominee for Congress to exercise his
best endeavors to secure the greatest
use of silver, approves OF the earnest
efforts of the present administration
TO enforce TO the fullest extent posi-
BILE the Sherman antitrust law favors
labor unions and favors an eight hour
day In mines, mills and smelling works
II favors expansion II holds in undying
memory the heroism and the sacrifices
of the soldiers and the sailors Of the
Republic and denounces the Demo-
cratic party for the hostlly OF spirit II
showed TO the soldiers who are giving
valorous service In the sWamps and
jungles of the Philippines
The Republicans Of Nevada uncom-
promisingly favor the policy Of protec-
tion 10 American industries and Ameri-
can labor, 1t denounces the repeal Of
the purity Of election law and demands
its re-enactment. opposes lotteries and
any constitutional amendment author
izlng them. opposes legislation intend
ed TO decrease the rate Of interest upon
state lands. congratulataes the people
of Nevada upon revival OF the mining
interests Of the state; favors the ac-
QUESTION and exclusive control by the
government OF the United States Of
Lake Tahoe and its basin In order that
no portion Of its waters may be di-
verted from their natural channel, OPP
poses the pollution Of the rivers Of the
state.
The committee on order of business
and permanent organization asked un-
III tomorrow at 9 o'clock to complete
their labors. The convention then adj
journed until that hour.
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wHoLEsALE CRIMINAL.
A Man Kills His Former Wife, Her
Father, Assaults Her Sister,

Pierce, n. D., Sept, 12.-Last night
Gottlieb Nelgenfind shot and killed his
former wife, Mrs. Anna Peters shot
six times at Albert Breyer, her father
wAo died this morning, and shot the
wife Of Breyer In the shoulder, ser'-
cusly and perhaps fatally wounding
ner After the shooting Niegentnd left
the house and meeting Mrs. Peters
sister, Lena Breyer attempted a Grim
inal assault.
Mrs. Peters had been divorced from
her husband two years and he was
thought to have left the country. He
appeared at Pierce Sunday. however,
and later paid several visits to the
Rrcyer farm, where his former wife
was living with her parents. He went
20 the Breyer home last evening and
engaged his fathef-in.law in a quarrel.
the trouble being over Niegeniind's
children.
Mrs Breyer ran from the house just
as Niegenhnd drew a revolver and
fred az her husband, who received five
bullets in the body. Niegenfind Their
reloaded his revolver and began firing
at Mrs. Breyer After receiving a seri-
Gus wound in the shoulder she made
her escape, Niegenhnds former wife
.hen appeared and attempted TO as
sst her mother, and received bullet
IN the breast dying instantly Niegen.
find then made his escape. He met
Lena Breyer, the l9-year-old sister of
his former wife. and was In the act
of making an assault on her when he
was frightened away.
Two sherifs' posses are now scour-
ing the country In search Of the fugi-
tive
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A Railroad Ghost.

London. Sept BIN a dispatch from
odessa, the correspondent Of the stand
ard says the German Bagdad railroad
scheme appears to haunt the Russian
press like a spectre. The Novosti, goes
on the correspondent referring to the
report that j. Pierpont Morgan has
taken or is about TO take, considerable
interest In the new railroad observes
that although Americans, Frenchmen
and Engishmen will be large share
holders. the enterprise viii remain es-
sentially German.
The Novoe Vremya, the correspondent
also cables. strongly advocates siren
uous policy to offset British and Ger
man activity ia Persia, saying that to
wait until the seistan and Bagdad rail-
road line Is completed would be Moth
ing less than suicidal on the part Of
Russia. 1T is through Persia, says
the Novoe VTemya,' that Russia can
outilank the Germans in Mesopotamia
and the British in Baluchistan and In
dia,"
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CARBoLIC ACID ROUTE.
Distinguished Southerner Commits
Suicide in New York,

New York Sept. lS,-Col John g. Gar
nett, one of the most prominent south
erners in New York, West Point grad
uate, colopel Of artillery under Gen.
Robert Il. Lee In the confederate army
and native of Wakefield Plantation,
Westmoreland county Virginia, has
been found dead In the Ross Hotel He
had committed suicide by taking car
bollc acid. The body had been lying
In the room for two days before II was
discovered.
Several days ago Mr.. Garnett was Wis
tied by his brother, DR.. Garnett OF Hot
Springs Ark, and II Is supposed they
quarreled. A note stating the writer
had contemplated suicide for five days,
was found beside the body Mr.. Gar
nett was the head Of the st, James
Publishing company and was engaged
in writing a history OF the West Point
military academy.
Among the letters and papers found
was one from President Roosevelt en-
dorslng plan to establish a benevolent
order OF the Spanish-American war
veterans.
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The Bungarians Moving,

New York, Sept. l9.--Anthony S. Am
brose. president Of the supreme assem-
bly, of the National Slavonic society
has issued statement in which he at.
tempts to show connection between
the Hungarian government and the
sending Of the Hungarian flag to the
United States. He has forwarded to
the secretary OF state at Washington
what he says is an original secret d0cu.
ment, This purports to be an invita-
ton to the minister Of religion and
public instruction to the cardinal prince
primate Of Hungary to take measures
to counterfeit the harmful results Of
emigration to the United States, The
document urges that II Is the duty OF
the Hungarian government 10 take up
on itself the conduct Of It's COM
patriots abroad" TO preserve them TO
their church and country, II recon-
mends that q synod Of bishops be con-
vened for the discussion OF the ques-
tions involved, and further suggests
that an apostolic visitor be sent to CO.
operate with the apostolic at Washing
ton, New York. Pttsburg, Passaic,
Braddock, Pa: Duquesne, Pa; Mckees-
port, Sharleroy, Pa; McKee's Rock,
Newark. Yonkers, Boonton, Bayonne
and Trenton, II especially mentions az
places to which property disposed
priests should be sent,
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20 S. Fourth East St., Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Pennington says: 81 have been
a great sufferer from Catarrhal troubles
for about u years. Among other symp-
toms, | noticed l was gradually losing
my strength and health, My head and
nose stopped up continually. / had to
hawk and spit to clear my throat, and
had incessant headache
81 have been under Drs. shores
treatment now just one month and 1t
has been a month Of pleasure to me.
Already I feel much better. my head
and nose are quite clear. the nose does
not bleed now like It used to. and am
very much pleased with the results so
far, and am glad to endorse Drs Shores
treatment
"MRs. c, ]. PENNINGTON"
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LOOKS LIKE TROUBLE.
Tho Wisconsin En Route to Panama,
The Oregon Ready TO Go.

Premerton, Wash, Sept. 12,--The nose
of the Wisconsin pushed into the dense
cloud OF smoke that hung over Puget
Sound at l o'clock today, and the long
Tip TO Panama had commenced. The
great war vessel quickly faded away
rom view of the cheering townspeope
SO thick Is the smoke from the forest
fires that the Wisconsin will have -
proceed slowly, II she will not have to
tie up entirely TO await the clearing Of
The atmosphere.
The Wisconsin has 800 marlnesaboari
and enough ammunition to blow a
canal through the lsthmus She salts
under sealed orders Admiral Casey
was seen Just before sailing He said
he expected that he would make the
trip in IA days. He would say nothing
regarding the mission Of the Wisconsin,
IN oregon sails tomorrow for san
Francisco, II Is understood here that
she is TO be moved that much nearer
Panama In case of emergency Capt,
PurWell takes her 10 sea after three
years at the Puet sound navy yard
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LIKE A PROVIDENCE.
A Floating BOX Changed a Mans Life,

Things drift into our lives in a curious
way. A man was visiting the seashore
while an invalid and one day little
empty Grape-Nuts box fioated 10 him.
The food facts he learned, changed his
whole life-but let him tell his story.
"The doctors said II was acute. indi-
gestion of gastritis, There was really
nothing that could eat and enjoy, and
when one cannot enjoy his meals. he
may as well be dead. There was a time
when | could eat and digest anything.
but for two years previous 10 last
Spring, j was In wretched state. |
tried everything | heard OF, took all
kinds OF medicine, almost enough to
float a ship, but with no lasting pur-
pose.
Last Spring, I had to give up work
and went 10 Atlantic city. One day
while strolling along the beach,
noticed a box being tossed about on the
breakers and finally thrown up on the
sand. | sat down on the sand and
looked at II idly at first. but after read
ing few words on the box, | got IN
terested II told how Grape Nuts food
was prepared and all Its good qualities,
and | made up my mind then and
there that would try H.
l have not taken drop OF medicine
from that day TO this, but used about
a half package Of Grape-Nuts each day
for two months Then I gradually be-
gan eating meat and vegetables and
fruit. and now | can eat anything
care 10 without II distressing me. but
still cling to GrapeNuts food, as | am
fond of It prepared In various ways and
never day passes that don't have IL
IN some form.
After the first two months OF using
Grape Nuts. | weighed myself every 10
days, and found | gained from three to
five pounds each time. | have been
working every day since. and can say
never felt better Thanks 10 Grape
Nuts. / now have an appetite like
billy goat and am no more troubled with
bad stomach.
] wish could talk with everyone
troubled as was. | know a good many
people say: oh. rye tried everything.
] am tired OF trying etc. but ] say
Don't give up until you try Grape
Nuts food and you will not regret II.
Name given BY Postum Co.. Batte
Cresk, Mich.
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TREMENDOUS SENSATION
In Rome by Murder OF Count
Bon Martini.

tin NJ. Sspt ia tremendous sensa-
ats, ds,' yyeh caused In Italy by the
ovgrt b. e,9pment in the murder OF
"a isl,sl Martini. who some days ago
Boarna sssassinated In his house at
t-a s,s,. large sum OF money had
bsiTsss,as rom the house and rob
uy, q ~ thought to have been the mo-
physci.s, h one Of the best known
sAils.n. % Italy, was Count Martins
IAN. Prof. Murri has deuounc-
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Sounds BusiDess-like.

London, Sept. l3.-Dealing with the
seriousness of the situation in Colom-
bia, the Daily Mail this morning praises
the prompt action OF the United States
in sending warships to the isthmus and
adds 1T would be an immense gain
for the world in general II only the
United States would consent to 90 its
duty there and in the republics OF Cen
trail America and Hayti and put down
this anarchy; or, II the United States
will not act themselves, allow some
European power TO act for them
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DISCUSSING ENDORSEMENT.
whether n. Y. Republicans Are TO
stand for denomination or Not.

New York, Sept. l2.-There will be a
conference between Senator Platt and
several Republican leaders here tomor-
rnw. IL is expected Gov. Odell VIII al
Tend The question as TO whether the
Republican state convention VIII en-
iorse Prest. Roosevelt as a presidential
candidate in 1904 was asked Senator
Plat today. After some hesitation
u, replied:
The state convention VIII certainly
endorse his administration, but can
not say that the convention VIII pledge
the support OF the state 10 the president
two years in advance OF the nominal
ton, az there is no precedent for such
course In this state. ] do not Know
whether the president wants such an
endorsement had a talk with MIN
recently and he did not mention tnA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-13
BUY A COW FOR HER WORTH

How did that COW you bought Of our
fritiid Mr.. A. turn outy' was asked OF
a man who, a year or two ago. pur-
chased fine looking thoroughbred COW.
"sht N6sn't wosth a dollar-not doi-
lar vas the answer. And from this II
is figured out that something more IN an
a Todigree Is needed TO make n COOL
Gov, She may look like a picture ana
have g name foot long brt II she lack
III, qualities which put good milk into
tie I ell she Is not worth driving home
kn1 Il Is 10 he feared that there are a
good many such cows in the countrv
Their pedigree Is about all there is OF
them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-13

Mr. Oliver il a member Of the we'll
known firm of "Oliver Bros" dealers
in tents, awnings, canvas. etc, whose
place Of business is at l66 State street,
Salt Lake city where the firm has
built up a splendid business through
the high standing of the oliver Bros
In the community
Mr.. oliver says: 81 began TO suffer
from Nervous Exhaustion about three
months ago, and In short time became
so run down was unfit for work-lost
IN weight, Rad severe nervous spells
and became very much alarmed over
my condition. | went direct to Drs.
Shores knowing them to be experts In
such cases. and made no mistake, for
! have, steadily improved under Drs.
Shores treatment until today | feel
like myself again; have regalned my
weight, feel first class In every way,
and now ! want to add my testimony
to Drs. Shores skill They certainly
deliver the goods. -
tSignedJ PETER OLIVER"
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Eminent Delegates.

New York, Sept. lS-The sub-commlt-
tee Of the executive committee OF the
state league Of Republican clubs an
nounces that at the national conven-
ton to be held In Chicago in October
ex-Gov. Black, Gen. James S. Clarkson
and Cornelius Vanderbilt win be among
the six delegates at large, 10 which the
state league will be entitled. The speak
ers will be Secy. Of War Root, Senator
Dolliver. Senator Beveridge and NJ II,
de Young of San Francisco President
Isaac NJ. Hamilton probably viii be a
candidate for reelection The candl-
date OF the east will, It is said, b. J..
Hampden Moore, city treasurer of Phil
adelphla.
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Noted viOlinist Insane.

New York, Sept. lS,Iosef Bennalfo,
violinist, said to have played before
Italy's king and queen and in the most
noted orchestras OF that nation and
who has been touring this country, has
been taken to Bellevue hospital insane
pavilion by his wife. He played for
nine hours, she said, without break,
The cause OF the ylolinist's trouble is
said to be inconsistencies Bennalfo is a
Neapolitan, 40 years old
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-13
GREAT ADVANCE IN COAL.
One of the Reasons Assigned-There
May BE Others.

Chicago, Sept. 13.-The price OF soft
coal In Chicago has risen to 50 ton,
as compared with 1915 on Sept. l
Anthracite is practically unobtainable
and is quoted by some dealers as high
as s25 a ton.
The sudden advance In prices Is at
tributed to the demand caused by the
cold weather which, while not severe In
itself. has aroused householders to a
realization that their bins are empty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-13
UTAH, IDAHO, THE WORLD.

Three new maps, Just issued, Utah
and Idaho on one side the World on
he reverse side. including population
OF countries and towns according TO
The 1900 census, with a brief sketch OF
every country In the world Size xix
3ll2 inches, value 70 cents: sent to any
address for 25o. Address Deseret News
Book Store, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Pittsfleld Collision Inquest.

Pittsneld. Mass, Sept. lS.-Gov. Crane,
who was in the presidents carriage at
the time II was struck by d trolley car
testified before the inquest into the
death of VIM. G. Craig the secret ser
vice officer. The governor told Of APP
preaching the foot OF Howard Hill and
hearing the gong on the trolley car
on arising TO his feet he was dumb
founded to see that the car was but a
short distance away and approaching
very fast He could not tell just how
the collision occurred. He only remem-
bered assisting the president from the
carriage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-13

Mr.. Needing says; ! have been 4
very sick man for several weeks--ir
feet had to stop work a month ago on
account Of my condition. | had pains
ia my stomach bowels and abdomen,
constant headache, backache, and be-
g'n to lose flesh rapidly, sly clothes
fairly hung on me and nothing could
relieve my pain until | went 10 Drs.
Shores and Shores two weeks ago.
Drs Shores understood my trouble at
glance, and ! improved rapidly under
their care. ! am now feeling so much
Letter am 7oing back to work again,
n1d | want to tell everyone what Drs.
shores have done for me, A working
man appreciates II when ne can get
such expert services for a whole month
for $500. medicines inclsled, and
recommend Drs Shores to all in need
Ct doctors services,
"CHAS HEEDING."
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They Protest.

Dublin. Sept Eat a meeting Of
the corporation today called to deal
with the action of the government in
proclaimihg Dublin under the crimes
act, resolution was adopted protest.
ms against the outrage and insult Of
fered the citizens of Dublin in pro-
claiming the city, In which, in pro-
portion to the size of its population,
there was less crime than in any other
city In the world.
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ed his own son. Tulllo. as the murderer
OF the count. Tulllo Murri Is a well
known socialist and lawyer OF Bologna.
He admits having murdered his broth
er-in-law and says the crime was
committed after a brawl provoked by
a family quarrel. Other reports say
that love affair Is at the bottom Of
the mystery.
Count Martini lived apart from his
wife. Tullio Murri has written his
father from seryla saying he commit
ted the murder to avenge the III us
age Of his sister, The police are un-
able to touch the murderer as he can
not be extradited from Seryia.
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Ten Miles En- Route.

sr5 nse,, sept. l2,-Lieut. Gen. Miles
nlrb,' s :, passed through Chicago to-
tssn ~ !, Iou'e for San Francisco. Be-
Ges Mans fans Gen. Miles called on Mai.
rtl AZ a net sail for the Philippines
NJ, we we end Of the month" said Gen.
10 P,c1e 4 intend to make n trip down
sos'sluc coast There is no special
Ih.s !. my visit to the Philip
a, v,s,as VIII be nothing more than
dis.-s%n,. tour Of inspection OF the
nj, army posts such as / might
'eie IN the United States"
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Old Defenders Day.

Baltimore, Sept. l2.-Today Is known
here as Old Defenders day, II being the
anniversary Of the battle of North
Point In defense of Baltimore against
the British attack of 1874 BY proca-
nation Of the governor, 1t Is q legal
holiday In the state. Commercial busl-
ness was partially suspended and vari-
Gus patriotic celebrations were held.
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Jcrofula
This root of many evils -

This root Of many evils
Glandular tumors, assesses,
pimples, and other cutaneous erup-
tons, sore ears, infamed eyelids,
ricketts,, dyspepsia, cataTh, readi-
ness to catch cold and inability to
get rid of it easily, paleneSS, ner-
vousness, the consumptive ten
dency, and other ailments
Can be completely and perma-
nently removed, no matter how
young or old the sufferer.
Hoods sarsaparilla was given the daughter
Of Silss yernooy, Wswarsing. n. Y, who had
broken out with serofula sores all over Der
tsce and head. The first bottle helped her
and when she had taken siI the sores were all
tealed and Der face was smooth. lie writes
hat she has never shown any sign Of the
'crofula returning.
Hoods J0rsdpdriila
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Ask your druggist for it
today and accept no substitute.
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why Sit Ye Idle ?"

When valuable o ito Dr
favorable
Shoes nracof 20 have
larr Asthma Deafness to
Don't fate delaying
hrsit
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cubject. / will say this, however
think the president deserves the nomi
nation
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Home Treatment.

No one deprived OF the benefits Of Drs Shores skill
of living at distance from the office The
derul and uniform attending the treatment of Drs
Shores in their office is found in their HOME TREAT
MENT OF PATIENTS BY MAIL By the use OF a symp-
tom blank they able diagnose and prescribe
for Them and by their reports keep close watch upon
them Patients living IN the country may enjoy the bene
fits of ,Drs Shores skill well those in the city.
WRITE FOR SYMPTOM BLANK and have your case
diagnosed free Drs Shores low fees and easy terms make
possible the poor well the rich to be cured at
home.
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WE TREAT AND CURE.

Dis
fss Asthma
HtrfLE Eye rp rBgN@k
0"0'
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S.. a Month Medicines Free Sc.
For All Catarrhal Chronic Diseases to All Who Apply This Month";

This tim emphasize fact
uhr
The mild "
n earss
Of
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Drs. Shores 4 Shores,
SPECIALISTS.
Lyon Block, SO ". Second South.
SALT CAKE CITY.
Lyon Block,

OFFICE HOURs-Week days, a. m to p. m. Even
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