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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-11
American BANKERS Invade Canada.

Halifax, n. s., Dec. 1.-THE directors
OF the Royal Bank Of Canada. the head
quarters OF which are In this city. have
issued letter TO the shareholders an
nouncing that q party OF American gem
tlemen Of high financial position and
with prominent business connections
have made a proposal 10 acquire 5000
shares OF the banks capital stock az
the rate OF $3.50 per share The bank,
which has now a subscribed capital
stock OF s200O 900, would increase its
capital by 100000 and bring its reserve
up TO s2.i500O0. The directors recon-
mend the acceptance Of the proposition
and ask the shareholders to announce
their rights TO the new stock. II IL
intended N this proposal Is accepted 10
issue $4,000 worth OF stock among the
shareholders. making the capital s3.-
0Q0. 900,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-11

New York, Dec. 1l.-Hundreds of res
Meats OF the north end besieged the en-
frances TO the yard Of the Metropolitan
Cal company, Causway street, says q
dlspatch In the Times from Boston, ana
a one time there was a small sized
Ip.
When the offices and yard were OPP
esd crowd was gathered in front OF
b. building and as soon as the com
pays men began to arrive these peo-
,s commenced the liveliest kind of a
SAMPLE to get inside. So much trou-
\. was caused by them in their fight
,Ra chance to get through the gates
Tat the Metropolitan employees decided
bAaul wagonload of coal In bags out
q the yard and distribute II from the
o,y0site side of the street In order 10
d'1w a part Of the crowd away. A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-11
THE FORT HALL CEDED LANDS.
Senator Jones Introduces Bill Relating 10 TherProvdes for
Offering Them for SaePrice Fixed at Dollar and Quarter
Senator Kearns Urges Col. Young's Appointment
informed the senator that one commits
sloner would be from the west.

informed the senator that one commits
sloner would be from the west.
IDAHO NATIONAL BANKS.
Abstract OF the condition OF the ma
tlonal banks OF Idaho at the close of
business on Nov. rs. as reported 10 the
comptroller of the currency, shows
average reserve held at 1874 per cent
against 1884 per cent on Sept. Is.
Loans and discounts, increase, $751;
1858.
Gold coin, increase, 1890.
Lawful money reserve, increase, ST..
5Oi.
Individual deposits. increase, s756l9.
POSTMASTER APPOINTED.
+. p. Bowan has ben appointed
postmaster at Meeteesee, Big Horn
county, Wye, vice Angus J. Mcdonald.
removed.
PENSIONS.
Pensions granted; Idaho-Increase
Joseph Pecott. Boise City, $40.
"Reminiscences, James Z. Pol
lock, Jelm, IS.
Senator Rawllns has introduced a bill
granting an Increase of pension TO w.
5. Blackwort Of Eureka at the rate Of
$50 per month.
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RIG RUSH FOR COAL IN BOSTON
h,iest Kind Of Scramble for Causes Small Riot Patrol
man Projecting Driver Thrown Down and ruAed AD0u'
BY Women-Junped on and Matreated

large wagon was Immediately filled and
driven outside.
Hardly had the driver pulled up ms
horses before the crowd was upon his
wagon. Men and women pulled one an
other and fought for chance to get at
the coal. The patrolmen who were on
duty at the yard were called upon and
II was only with the greatest difficulty
and by using force that they were able
to keep the bags from being stolen.
one patrolman jumped on the wagon
to save the coal and was thrown down
and pulled about by the women. one wo-
man had him by the back Of his belt
and another jumped on his back, bear
ing him TO the bottom of the wagon.
The policeman said he thought II was
their intention to keep him from inter-
fering until the coal had been removed.
However. this action was checked by
the arrival Of other patrolmen and II
kept them busy holding down the bags
until the wagon was again inside Of the
gates.
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up TO that time the government had
not been Informed that the demand
has been complied with. The govern
ment has no official information Of the
reported arrest Of the British consul at
Caracas. The latest report was that
he left La Guayra yesterday. The Brit
ish subjects arrested had not been
armed.
PLEASED WITH BoWENs' COURSE
Berlin, Dec. 1.-THE German foreign
officials are much pleased at Minister
Bowen's action at Caracas resulting in
the release OF most Of the Germans Inn
prisoned and by his efforts 10 obtain
the liberation of the others. Full adj
vices on the subject have been received
from Washington. The direct dispatch
es received from Venezuela fy the for
eign office here say that VneZuela's ma
val vessels have not yet been seized.
that only her revenue cutters we're cap
tured, but that the seizure Of the for
mer IL expected Immediately.
All the newspapers here, with the ex-
ception of Socialist Vorwaerts, are In
sympathy with the governments action
toward Venezuela.
The morning papers contain many
humorous references to what they term
President Castro's magniloquent mani
festO cabled TO the representatives OF
Venezuela In Paris and made public
last night. The Vorwaerts, which
never loses an opportunity to assail
what ii considers to be political
shams," says It thinks the formidable
ultlmatums of the two powers and
naval demonstration are government
bluster, fine piece Of pretension and
international nonsense suggested how
ever, for the promotion OF certain finan-
cial aims. The paper adds. 80 far
as Germany Is concerned the action
taken Is likely 10 do more harm than
good since sl50,000.000 Of German cap
ital Is Invested In Venezuela, The
United States must feel secret satisfac-
ton at seeing Germany ruin Its DOM
mating poston In Venezuelan commerce
and finance and must hope to supplant
German by American financial infiu-
ences.'
MORE VENEZUELAN SHIPS
TAKEN.
Kingstowp. Island OF 81. Vincent.
Dec 1.-THE Venezuelan troop ship
Zamora aud the coast guard vessel
Veinte Tres de Mayo were captured In
the Gulf OF Para and taken TO Port OF
Spain. Trinidad, this morning by the
British sloop- Alert,
PROPOSITION TO ARBITRATE.
Washington, Dec. 1i.--A Joint resolu-
ton was offered in the house today by
Mr.. Shafroth (Colo,) authorizing the
president TO propose 10 Great Britain
and Germany TO submit their claims
against Venezuela TO arbitration and TO
guarantee the payment Of the awards
that may fe found
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TO THE STATE PRISON.
John GrOssbell Taken There This
Morning Others TO Reform School.

John Grossbell, the colored man con-
v.cted Of attempted criminal assault
on the person Of Mrs, Anna Nielsen.
and sentenced by Judge Johnson to FIVE
years in the state prison, was taken out
on the hill this morning by Deputy
Sheriff Cummings.
Elliott Crompton, Della Smith, Jennie
Sloan. Harry Curtis and Stanley Ras-
mussen babe adieu to the county Jail
this morning for the Reform school.
Chief Deputy Eldredge and Deputy
John Arnup accompanying them. The
Urls were sent up for incorrigibility,
the boys for burglary and kindred Of
lenses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-11
Ouray Indian Sentenced.

Durango. Colo. Dec. Ito Og- Ave,
or Snake, the Ouray Ute Indian. was
sentenced by Judge Russell in the dis
trict court TO Imprisonment for life for
the murder Of his cousin. He pleaded
guilty and said;
Il knew had TO kill some one. no
matter whom. Il had felt II and | would
not have been satisfied without killing
I killed my cousin and friend. took
my brothers blood and | will pay for
II with my life. But had TO kill him."
To-Og-Aye says he is descended from
a line afflicted with the same mania for
killing, having spells" at intervals
which they could not resist.
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SAYS HE WAS ROBBED.
Jerry Farrell Tells a Fishy Yarn
TO the Police.

Jerry Farrell, a cook. rushed Into the
police station last night and told the
officers story about being robbed,
which they do not believe. Farrell says
he came to town with negro. The
two had been working together at
Stockton and when they struck town
began drinking In Commercial street
saloon. According 10 Farrell's state
ment the negro asked him to go with
him over to the Atlas block to see some
friends. They were holsted by the ele-
vator to the third floor and the negro
led Farrell down dark hallway. sud
denly he turned upon the cook and
ohoked him almost unconscious and
robbed him Of $50. The negro has
not been found.
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STORY WAS A FAKE.
Morning Paper INDUCES IN One Of Its
Usual Pipe Dreams.

A morning paper INDUCED in one Of
lie usual fake stories this morning. 1t
was about an alleged daring robbery
which was supposed to have occurred
on East Temple street near the l.. ID. $.
University.
The story stated that a bold thief
sneaked up behind Miss Eddington
while the young lady was walking
down the street, grabbed her pocket
book from her hand and made OF with
Il
The fact is that nothing OF the kind
occurred. Miss Eddngton was In the
L. D. &. u. building and left her purse
lying under her ha, In the cloak room.
When she returned the purse. contain
ing ~ cents, was gone,
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AXTON AT FORT RUSSELL.
Writes an Interesting Letter Descrlb'
ing Conditions In That Section.

Chaplain John T. Axton Of the Eigh-
t.enth United states Infantry writes
n very interesting letter from Fort
d. A. Russell 10 fellow Endeayor
worker in this city. In Il he says:
Russell has Is It's garrison one bat
ielion Of infantry, one troop OF cavalry
and one light horse battery OF artillery,
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AbSOP AND CASEY.
''ey Are Let Out on Bonds but Date
or Hearing Not Set.

quite, Mont, Dec. lie. +. Alsop,
az AZ quite politician, and George Casey
wv wy was chairman OF Senator Clarls
sny Democratic committee, who were
~ ''Vu mere two days after the cleo
W. W. VI a charge of bribery and who
~, Yesterday bound over to the dis
80 ~ court by Justice Nelson, have been
ised upon bonds OF $1,000 each
sra. ts w. Clark, second son OF the
l, ~s Who was arrested at the same
c,n, on a similar charge. Is now In
S,Vrhia, III at his home near Los
h s.les' but will appear here for trial,
IN. ss. when his case is called. The
M VI me hearing Of Alsop and Casey
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-11
Andrew Carnegie Arrives.

New York. Dec. 1.-THE White Star
liner Oceanic, on which Andrew Carne-
gle is a passenger. arrived today from
Liverpool and Queenstown after a
stormy passage OF six days. After leav-
ing Daunts Rock the ship had southerly
winds with heavy head seas which each
day increased until on the eighth, the
wind came out from the west-northwest
with hail and snow and blew with ter
rife force.
1t was stated that Mr.. Carnegie had
fully recovered from his recent illness
and that be never was In better health,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-11

between a number OF sailors and the
police. died today.
As a result OF row sailor named
Hibbs, belonging to the Wasp. was held
for trial today before the district court
for assaulting the police lieutenant. Ca
brerla, who was badly bruised. The
naval men are incensed al the action
OF the police and say the shooting OF
Costello was unwarranted, as the sail
ors were wholly unarmed They also
claim that the sailors did not attack
Cabrera until after he had shot Cos.
tello.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-11
PETIT LARCENY CHARGED.
Two Youngsters Arrested for Break
ing Into a Cigar Case.

Yesterday afternoon the police ar
rested Earl Johnson. aged years, AMI
Henry Bowers, aged years, on the
charge OF petit larceny. II Is charged
that the boys. with a confederate who
Is still at large, broke into a cigar case
owned by p. W. Seville in the Dooly
beck and stole quantity Of the weeds.
The youngsters then procured a box
but to their dismay the cigars were too
large for IT, Rather than hunt for a
box that would tit the cigars, they
made the cigars 1T the box by biting
the ends off them. They will probably
be tried on the charge of incorrigibilty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-11
Brakeman Kelley McManus Meets
His Fate at Nampa,
FOOT CAUGHT IN A RAIL
And Unfortunate Man Was Held Fast,
The Train Hunning Completely
over Him.
(specIal to the "News.ol

Boise, Idaho, Dec. ll.-Kelley Nc
Manus, brakeman on Short Line
freight train running from Boise to
Huntington was killed in an accident
at Nampa this morning. His foot
caught In the guide rail, holding him
fast and the train ran completely over
him. The accident occurred at the
"Y'' In the Nampa yards, His body
was cut to pieces. The dead man leaves
a wife in Boise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-11
Lasker's Great PLAY.

Chicago. Dec. 1l.-Emanuel Lasker
champion chess player Of the world,
pl we'd II simultaneous games OF chess
at the University club last night and
won all except one, The champion gave
each opponent knight and took the
opening move himself.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-11
Mad Mullah Assassinated.

Aden. ARABIA. Dec. LA rumor has
reached here Of the assassination of the
Mad Mullah in Somallland. The report
was brought 10 the coast by a native
runner from Carrereo via Berbera
The Mullah Is said TO have been killed
by a spear thrust in the stomach. in
ficted while he was praying.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-11
strike at spreckeIs' Factory Settled

San Francisco. Dec. 1.-THE strike az
the spreckels sugar refinery has been
amicably settled, all Of the men who
walked out returning TO work. The en-
ployes, whose discharge caused the
strike. will be relnstated, some at once,
and the Others as soon as there Is work
for them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-11
Seek TO Capture
Pest. Casio.
Gseaf brian and Germany Land Blue Jackets alta Guaa
Fos that PuSpose-Generai FeYu cArrues These anh
1so0pS-AnangenenS for SEEKING Custom Houses No,
YET Completed Bouvn'S Course AEpsoued

London, Dec 1.-THE Central News
says Il Is reported in the lobby OF the
house of commons this afternoon that
the allies have landed blue Jackets at
La Guayra for the purpose Of effect
ing the capture Of President Castro and
that lighting is going on IN the street,
The foreign office has no Information
to this effect,
PRISONERS RELEASED
Washington, Dec minister Bow
en- at Caracas In cablegram TO the
state department today confirms the
press reports that all the German and
British prisoners have been released.
GEN. FERRER ARRIVES.
La Guayra, Dec. ll.-Gen. Ferrer,
minister OF war, has arrived here with
1000 troops. Eight hundred men under
President Castro's brother are expected
here at 10 o'clock,
Only the British cruiser interchangeable
Is now here. All the other warships
have left La Guayra.
Minister Haggard and Herr Won Pill
grim Baltazzi, IL was learned today, left
here last night. The former was on
board the Retributlon and latter on the
Vineta which sailed for Trinidad.
CUSTOMS NOT YET SIGNED.
London. Dec 1.-THE foreign Office at
] o'clock this afternoon was stll with
Gus official news from Venezuela. The
officials We're glad TO hear OF the re-
lease OF the British subjects but were
unable to express any opinions on the
press dispatches except to say that they
presumed they were correct
In connection with the reported SELF
ure OF the Venezuelan customs the for
eign Office officials say that arrange
ments for that step have not been
completed. Before any general seizure
could occur Germany, Great Britain
and other nations would have 90 come
to an agreement for pro-rata
division and adjustment Of their re-
spectKe claims, similar to- that arriv-
ed by the allies In China except that
the La Guayra custom house may pos
sibly have been seized as a purely mil
itary measure. Though the seizure OF
the custom house Will take place even
tually II Is pointed out that while hos
tilities are In progress the customs as
fiscal institution are practically value
less.
In the house OF commons today Tn
der Foreign Seey. CTanborne confirmed.
the reports of the capture of three
Venezuelan vessels at La Guayra and
the disablement Of fourth vessel
without resistance and also confirmed
the caDfup of tho Venezuelan ptinhnat
Bolivar 81 Port OF SPAIN Trinidad.
Two OF the prizes. he added, We're sunk.
The under secretary also said that the
release Of the British subjects arrest.
ed at Caracas had been demanded, but
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Lord Miuto win Not Resign.

New York. Dec. 1.-THE Hon. Arthur
Elliott. NJ. r., states, according TO a
London dispatch TO the Tribune, that
so far as he is aware there Is no foun-
dation for the report that his brother,
Lord Mimic. Is about to resign the
governor generalshlp OF Canada.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-11

San Juan. p. r., Dec. 1.-THE sailor.
Costello. OF the u. s. s. Wasp, whom
the police shot Monday night IN row
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-11
LOOKING FOR MRS. NJ. BARBER
we've Hundred students of Kansas
University Searching for Her.

a Snsss city. Mo. Dec. ia special
M star from Lawrence Kan, SAYS:
ae entire body Of 100 students OF
n n. e university. under the direction
s FACULTY, began an organized
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lRGED.

Senator Kearns called again at the
White House this morning, and saw
the president on behalf OF the appoint
mus canal commissioners The presi-
dent said that before making any ap-
pointments on the commission he
would call upon the senator to get a
record Of Col. Young. The president
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-11
special to the oNews.vl

Washington. ID. c., Dec. Ex-senator
Jones has introduced a bill relating TO
coded lands on Fort Hall Indian reser.
walton, The bill provides that all land
on the reservation within five miles of
the boundary line Of the town OF Po-
catello, offered for sale at public auc-
tion on and after July H. 1902, which
remained unsold after such offering,
shall be subject to entry, under and in
accordance with provisions OF section
five Of said act. and at the price fixed,
which is at the rate OF Slips per acre.
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PRISONERS RELEASED.

Washington, Dec. Minister Bow
en- at Caracas In a cablegram TO the
state department today confirms the
press reports that all the German and
British prisoners have been released.
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