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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-15
Earthquake at st. Thomas,

ST. Thomas, ID. W. l., May Alt Is
reported here from the French island
Of Guadeloupe that pumice stone IN
great quantities is floating on the sea
there and that the British island OF Do
minica and that much stone has been
cast upon the beaches OF these Islands.
The loss at ST. Pierre Of the Grappler,
cable repair ship OF the West India and
Panama Telegraph company was Sc
we're blow to st. Thomas, as nearly all
OF the crew were related there. Sub
scriptlons have been opened 20 relieve
their destitute families, on behalf Of
whom an earnest appeal has been
made.
Much excitement was caused here by
a slight shock Of earthquake which
was felt about 4:S0 o'clock Tuesday af-
ternoon. The public was greatly ex-
cited and many persons rushed from
their houses. but the tremors OF the
earth stopped before any actual dam
age was done.
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Cuban Reciprocity Bill Talk,

Washington, May l4.--Now that there
is a prospect of a vote being reached
on the Philippine government bill next
week the friends of Cuban reciprocity
are growing more active and are bring
ing pressure 20 bear on the Republican
steering committee OF the senate 20
change the order making the Nicaragua
canal bill the next order OF business
and give that preference to the reel
procity bill. They have talked al
ready with number of members OF
the committee and find some of them
friendly to the proposition The canal
bill advocates, however, are deter
mined to fight the change before the
steering committee and IL reciprocity
wins then to transfer their fight to the
floor Of the senate. The reciprocity
advocates are practically agreed on a
bill giving straight reciprocity with 70
per cent discount to Cuba.
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MOUNT IONA RESTLESS.
People OF Ponca, Neb., Are Becom-
ing Alarmed.

Ponca. Neb.. May lathe fear en-
tertained that there would be an erup-
ton OF Mount Iona, located near this
town. because OF the renewed issuing
hall Shipbulldlng Is my business.
quieted down. Although the gases con-
tinue to pour out, no sounds have been
heard since Tuesday morning. The real
cause OF the disturbance In the hills
has never been known, but is supposed
TO be caused by an underlying forma-
ton OF limestone becoming heated by
contact with moisture.
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Rauora OF limitations OF Diamond Dyes
DSNo Ask Tor and take only Diamond,
gangs Of men to clear the wreckage Of

gangs Of men to clear the wreckage Of
the dead
Natives from the interior are flock
ing TO Guatemala. The inhabitants are
terror-strlcken. Farms have been de-
serted and there are grave fears Of a
famine In consequence.
"Thc Pacific coast suffered far great
err damage than the Atlantic The loss
will amount to thousands and thou
sands Of dollars"
Capt. Harris said that the merchants
Of Guatemala were doing all In their
power TO alleviate the condition Of poor
and distressed. Credit has been ex-
tended in many instances for four and
five years Many OF the wealthy plant
ers have lost their entire fortunes.
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Castries, Island Of 81. Lucia. May a.
The signal station here reports that
a large fire was seen last night In the
direction Of Fort de France, Martin
ique.
The British steamer Sayan, Capt
Hunter, arrived here this morning and
reports Mont Pelee 10 be still In erup-
ton. The trend of the flow from the
volcano Is TO the north.
The search parties which are remov-
Ing the dead from st, Pierre have dis
covered safes and much precious met
al In stores and dwellings Of the town,
No one is permitted to penetrate into
ST. Pierre beyond the strand running
along the sea front and a Gordon of
soldiers has been placed around the
town.
The ST. Pierre cathedral is all down
with the exception Of one tower. and
of the theater the walls alone are now
standing. The convent, which con-
tanned zoo girls and three nuns has dis
appeared as has the college where 20
boys and % priests and professors were
domiciled,
The destruction Is appalling. The
streets are two feet deep In ashes and
NihhNln NlllNh NpNtl AlOuHdliuS VI bNob
bodies scorched black and shiny as II
they had been plunged into boiling
pitch. Many Of the dead were never
touched by the volcanic fire. and some
Of the houses and woodwork destroyed
show no signs Of burning
Moudlaee Rouge near st. Pierre, is
preserved and Basse Point and Ma
couba are yet unhurt, but the volcano
is still active, and smoke and ashes
are still blowing steadily northward.
The surviving inhabitants are trying
to cross from st. Pierre to the island
Of Dominica in boats. Many drowning
casualties are reported.
Assistance is constantly arriving at
Fort de France from all the neighbor-
ing Islands.
II has just been officially reported
that there were 1000 dead up to yes
terday at st. Vincent.
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Whites Cream Vermifuge has
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for It's tonic influence on weak and un-
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ton OF food, strengthens their nervous
system and restores them 10 the health.
vigor and elasticity Of spirits natural
10 childhood. 25c at z. c. NJ. !. Drug
Dept.
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CENTRAL AM. EARTHQUAKE.
IL Is Estimated that Two Thousand
People Were Killed.

San Francisco, Cal, May lathe
steamer Guatemala brings additional
details Of the earthquake in Central
America last month. The Guatemala
left the port Of that name April 20.
Up to that time 1900 bodies had been
taken out OF the ruins at Quezalte-
mango, Capt. Harris Of the Guatemala
said
1T is estimated that 1000 people were
Killed. They were still removing the
dead when we sailed. The stencil from
the unburIed corpses was frightful. and
TO avert pestIlence the government
has been compelled to employ large
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Gives site for X. of p. Home.

San Francisco. May l5,-Dr. Il L.
Bunker chancellor commander Of Sc
quota lodge, Knights of Pythia5, mas
donated nalf block OF land in the
town OF Elmhurst, Alameda county, as
L site for a proposed Pacific states
knights Of Pythias home. The IDEA
originated at a meeting OF the lodge
Tuesday night and In 10 minutes ;l,100
was subscribed In cash to be nuclelc
FOR a building fund.
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Ea-o~~ THE

The Itch King ghuy belongs Eczema for other disease approach
the intensity and fceness of itching irresistible and opowg itch,
unlike that produced other disease from other emas itch
scratches till the broken and
with blood Scratching does harm, but the patient deaf
reckless Of consequences when the itching begins
a acid blood and the
other which the have failed and through the cua
ton these irritating carried surface Of the body producing Inflammation
and dne of the skim pmp pustues and bite shang sticky u
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Autobiography Of Capt. JGmes 8.
Brown. $40 pages. bound In cloth Price
$40, for sale al the Cannon Book Store.
(Deseret News, Props), II and - Main
Street. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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ludicai on that Presage Another
Calamity.
SEARCH PARTIES FIND.
streets OF ST. Pierre Two Feet Deep In
Ashes - Many Dead We're Never
Touched by Fire.

London, May 15.-The Fort de
France correspondent OF the Times in
dispatch describing the present con
dition of Mont Pelee, says that the vol
cano is stlll rumbling and that three
luminous points on the lower Slopes
OF the mountain which are casting in
condescent rays seem to presage
further calamity.
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STATE OF UTAH. L..
Countv of SaltIake ~
STATE OF UTAH !
OFFICE or THE
CRETARI OF STATE

1. James T. Hammond. Secretary OF state
of the state Of Utah, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is full. true and correct copy
OF the statement OF the above named com
pany. now on tile in my office this 18th day
OF May. is2 ,on
Secretary Of state.
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2. @. N, 1. GREAT MAY SALE.
All this week. Choicest Bargains OF
the year In all lines Of Merchandise.
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zinc box wsthln. The Doxology was
sung at the presidents request, and
the services closed with benedictIon.
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rs. LUFf,
Notary Public
STATE OF UTAH,
Office OF tho
grCRI pAKi on STATE.

State OF the State Of Utah, do hereby GER
tify that the foregoing is a full. true and
correct copy of the statement OF the
above named company, now on file In MY
Office this eth day VI May, lg0s
[sEALl j, 4, HAMMOND.
Secretary Of State.
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WALKER BROTHERS, BANKERS

Located ct Salt Lake City In the County
OF salt Lake. state OF Utah, at the close
OF business on tho J0th day OF April, W.
RESOURCES,
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UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST co.

Lo,at,d at salt Lake City. In the County
OF Sat Lake state OF Utah. no the
close OF business on the 9th day
OF April, 49,!
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STATE OF UTAH,

MI Chcesman being arst duly sworn ac.
eording 10 law dep1ses and SAYS that he -
cashier Of the above named bank; that No
Above and foregoing report contains iall,
true and corpct statement OF the clnult'un
N'o 'V'' u'' " J. CHEESMAN.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this lsh
day OF May, lpJs ,.,,,, - poopps
N@S"F Notary publle
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which dries and hardens
into scales or bran-like par
ticles, or forms into great
sores or scabs. These
highly inAammatory pois-
ons break down the pores
and glands Of the skin, and
cause it to harden, crack
and bleed. This is one of
the most inveterate and
painful forms of this disease.
Eczema attacks the head,
face, arms, chest, back, legs
and feet--in fact, any and
every part of the body. 1t
may come in sparcely scat
tered patches or break out
in large spots. but whatever
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STATE or UTAH. [
Oonnty OF Salt Lake. I

NIAIE UT IINTT,
County OF Salt Lake,
3. II. Lynch being arst duly sworn &C.
cording 10 law depoSes and says that he is
Manager OF the above named bank, taat the
above and foregoing report contains full,
true and correct statement OF tho condition
OF the sad bank at the close of business on
the 3Oth day OF April. lOJ!.
s H. LYNCH
Subscribed and sworn TO before me- this
10th day OF May, l902
lsEAL 50. LUFF,
Notary p,thiin
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2. q N. !. oRrAr MAY SALE.
world. Wide Reputation

All this week. Choicest Bargains o
the year m all lines Of Merchandise.
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Report made 20 tho Secretary OF state OF
tue State Of Utah, OF the con-
dttton ~
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Chas. s. Burton being FIRST duly sworn ac.
curdlng olnw dtpOsos and says that hO Is
cashier OF the above named bank;
that the above and foregoing re port contains
a full, true and correct state meat OF the con-
ditiOn OF the said bank at tifp close OF busl-
ness On the 50th day OF April isG,
CHAS :. BURTON.
Subscribe and sworn 70 before me this
10th day OF May. 1872.
SEAL HENRY T. MEWAN,
Notary Puolic,
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AN UAEhDURABLE ITCHING.

suffered for three years with Eczema
On 'he lower part Of my leg and ankle,
ana Il became SO badly swollen that /
could not wear my shoe and was practi.
4'y q cripple most Of the time. Ispent
agood deal Of money without relief, end
mad "a. abort given up hope Of ever getting
M OF the tormenting disease, which at
un''' i'ched almost beyond endurance.
"h'n my attention was called TO S. s. S.
decided to Try 1t and began to improve
a once and in q short time was cured.
'ne D. s. S. also built UP my general
aeal'h, and / feel better in every way.
an convinced S, S. S. 10 the greatest
fnovn remedy for Eczema.
II. n. SWIFT,
''0 Palmetto St. Chattanooga, Tenn.
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T0RKEhTED FOR FIVE YEARS.

The doctors said had pustular Eczema;
il would break ont in small white pus-
tules, mostly on my face and hands
discharging a sticky fluid crusts would
form and drop OF, leaving the skin red
and inAaned. was tormented with the
itching and burning characteristics of the
disease for five years, and during the
time used various medicated soaps, oint-
ments and washes, but these applications
seemed TO make me worse. After taking
S. S, S short time I began TO improve;
the itching did not worry me SO much.
continued the medicine, and soon all
me ugly eruptions disappeared and my
skin Is now as clear as nnybody's; have
not been troubled with It since.
Z. Z. KELLY, Urbana O.
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STATE OF UTAH
InmnINnI AnlI Lnkn
NWINTJ
STATE OF UTAH
OFFICE on the
I Il lln L ~ A u A. IN 1 L 4 III.

Report made TO the Secretary Of state OF
the State Of Utah, OF the condl-
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STATE BANK OF UTAH.

Located at Salt Lake City, in the County
Of Salt Lake. State Of Utah, at the
close OF business on the 3Qth day
OF April, 1902.
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Report made 10 the Secretary OF state on
the State Of Utah, OF tho con-
dillon OF tho
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Report made TO the Secretary OF state OF
the state OF Utah OF the con-
ditIan AT
B. \. SCle|HH, SllAe[.

Located at Salt Lake City, in the County
OF Salt Lake. State Of Utah, at the
close OF business on the 50th day
Of April, 1907.
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STATE OF UTAH
CnnniY of suit Lake.

|, James T. Hammond, Secretary OF state
Of the state Of Utah, do hereby certify that
the foregoing afull, true and correct copy
Of the state nent OF the above named COM
pany, now ~ die In my oliicr eth day OF
May. ilI2 J. T. HAMMOND.
isEALl Secretary VI state
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!ne form, or wherever located, t
IS 5 overheated, is almost unbeara
Il a permanent cure is effected.
nchlnlg aud burning to some
circulation Of the accumulated ,
irritating eruption disappears,
becomes soft and smooth agail
Acia type, restoring to the thin
again. All parts of the syste.
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

diseases the kidney bladder
~
and mention having
disease many testimonials
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itching at times especially after retiring when the body
In Eczema the blood must be treated and not the skim
.oca applications Of Washes ontments or saves aay the
en but do not reach the acidaden blood cleanse the
e but S. s. does and by thus removing the cause the
itching and burning ceases and the unhealthy skin
S. S S. cures Eczema and all skin diseases of the Uric
our blood all of its lost properties making it rich and pure
take life and all inflammation subsidies under the
influence Of the nourishing, cooling blood.
Chronic sufferers from any form Of Eczema or other
skin troubles will find S. S S remedy that they can
rely upon no matter how the disease or how long
it has resisted other treatment
S. S. S. contains 10 Arsenic or mineral of any
description but is guaranteed purely vegetable. s. s. S.
the King of Blood Purifiers is the only known medicine
King of skin diseases Write about your case and our
ut charge Our illustrated book skin diseases will be
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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BANK or MCCORMICK & 20.

Located az Salt Lake City, In the County OF
salt Lake, state OF Utah At the close OF
business on tho Goth daY OF April, lv2
HEgOuuCLs
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Report made 10 the Seer rary Of state Of
the State OF Utah OF che condition
of tia prlvufa
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1902-03-29
Confederate Veterans Reunion.


For the annual reunion of Confeder.
ate Veterans to be held at Dallas,
Texas, April 22d to 18th, inclusive
the Texas & Pacific. Railway Co. will
sell round trip tickets from stations
on its line In Louisiana at exceeding.
ly low rates, in fact at lower rates
than have been announced to Dallas
for a long time.
Tickets will be on sale from points
in Louisiana April 10Th, 10th and 21st,
1902, limited for return to leave Dallas
April 30th, with privilege Of extension
to May 18th, provided tickets are de-
posted with Joint Agent at Dallas on
or before April 30th. and a fee o. fifty
cents is paid at the time of deposit.
Tickets are limited for continuous
passage In each direction, but for the
benefit Of those desiring to visit other
points In Texas, special rate of one
and one third fares for the round trip
will be authorized from Dallas, tick
cts to be sold April 18th and 26th,
with final limit for return May 18th.
These side trip tickets will permit
stop-overs at any point, both going
from and returning to Dallas.
Any one OF our agents will be glad
to arrange for sleeping car accomo-
dations andexplain to you any points
connected with the trip, or we will be
glad to have you write direct to us
for further information. Address.
H. p. Hughes, I. p. A., Fit. Worth.
Texas, or +. p. Turner, G. P. Agent,
Dallas. Texas.
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a Wonlerful Cancer Cure,

Mr.. d. NJ. Smith. the well known
Grant parish citizen Of ward six, call
ed in to see us on Thursday Of this
week, and to show us the wonderful
cure of a cancer on his face. Thecure
was effected by DR.. w. L. Sims, OF
West Monroe, La, about fifteen days
ago. Mr.. Smith was treated by the
doctor with plaster applications for
a little less than five days, and then
sent home to continue the applica-
tions himself. Three days ago the
cancerfell out of it's own weight, roots
and all, leaving a healthy, healing
wound, that bids fair to cure up COM
pletely in few days. He brought
the cancer with him in a bottle of
camphor, and exhibited it to us in
our Office, as well as the scar on his
face from which it came. We can
certify that it is indeed wonderful
cure thus far, and if it heals up eli-
tirely within u month, as the doctor
saysit will, it is almost miracle, and
is bound to work a revolution in the
treatment of cancer.
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The Alexandria Town Talk was
nineteen years old on the 18th oil
March, that paper having made its
debut on st. Patrick's Day, in 1883,
We remember the little alexandria
Postage Stamp" as the paper was
then nieknamed, and Bro. Mccormick
has good reason to congratulate
himself upon his success and the liber-
al proportions to which his paper
has grown. May he live to celebrate
"St. Patrick's Day in the morning
for many years to come, and success
attend him to the end.
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

SUCCESSION NOTICE.
18th Judicial District Court, Parish Of
Grant, State Of Louisiana.
Succession of w. Joseph Spikes and
Lutilda Spikes, deceased.
Notice is given that BY virtue Of an
order Of Court, of date March 5th, for
the purpose Of paying debts, l will
cell at public auction, subject to tene-
1T Of appraisement, for cash. at the
late residence Of w. Joseph and Luz
tflda Spikes, I'm Grant parish, La, at
IL m, on Monday,
MARCH 81, 1902,
the movable and unmovable proper
ty Of said SUGGESTIONS. being:
] horse. 10 head hogs.
40 head goats. sewing machine.
lot household furniture.
so acres Of land being sw ar Of NV
ar, see. 8, tp. Z n, 4 W, and NV ar OF
sw or. sec. IL, tip. In, r4w.
All as per list, description and valu~
alton on file in clerks oflice.
This 9Th day Of March, 1902.
w. n. SPIKES,
Administrator
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The Baptist Orphanage.

The Louisiana Baptist 0rphanage,
withits temporary domicile at Reach
lie, La, for the past few months, at q
recent meeting OF the trustees, was
permanently located at Lake Charles.
The purpose for which this institu-
ton was organized and chartered, is
to care for destitute orphan children
of Louisiana, feeding, clothing, edu-
eating and preparing them for the re-
alities of life. 1t is also the purpose
Of the management to place children
in good homes, by adoption pre-
ferably, and to be, as nearly as is
possible, father and mother to them.
They do not discriminate between
children as to creed or denomination
Of their parents, receiving q child just
asgladly out OF a home where parents
were not religious, or were members
of some other denomination, as if the
child was Of Baptist parentage.
Lake Charles has given 81, 900 in
cash, and real estate valued at ST.
600 for the establishment and build
ing of permanent home within the
corporate limits of the city. The
trustees propose, for the first house,
building a $4,000 brick structure.
They want to give every one an OPP
portunity to assist in this noble work
of charity. Any amount, however
small or large, will be thankfully re-
ceived and acknowledged.
The board of trustees are: Judge
G. A. Kilgore, president; Rev. M. E.
Weaver, vice president; Rev. Bruce
Benton, secretary and treasurer; Rev.
VIM. Cooksey, superintendent; G. w.
Bolton, A. K. Seago, R. L. Prophit,
Rev. W. s. Penick and w. p. Ford.
Send funds to VIM. Cooksey, Lake
Charles, La, or Bruce Benton, Baton
Rouge, La.
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Cecil Rhodes, the "Uncrowned King
of Africa" died at his home at Cape
Town, Africa, about 6 O'Clock in the
evening of March Goth. Tohim more
than to any dozen men, England is
indebted for her progress and the
spread of her possessions in South
Africa, and.to him, more than any
other man, is to be laid the blame for
the Boer war now in progress.
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HoRAT1o s. COLLINS.
Land Office at New Orleans, La.
March Ell 1870

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice OF his
Intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim, and that said proof will be-
made before the Clsrk Of District Court,
at Collar, La, on April 16. 1902, viz:
JOHN H. WILLIAMS.
H. E. No. 1927, for the n hf Of ne ar,
20 az of ne or, ne Or Of 90 ar, see. 81, tp. 8
n, range 8 west.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residences upon and
cultivation of said land, viz: VIM. M
Sharbino. Gus Chelette;, Joseph Sbarbi-.
no, Chas. w. Williams all OF Villas, La.
WALTER Z. COHEN.
Register