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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-08
SIJGAR STOCKS
ON UPGRADE
Effect of the Trusts Effort to
Control All Beet Factories.
PRICES HIGHER ALL AROUND
BUILDING ACTIVITY CONTINUES
NORMAL TONE OF REALTY.

DT-RING the week the sugar stocks
took an upward tendency. Doubt
u less through sympathy with the
shares Of the ogden, Logan and lie
Granda companies, which have been
made 20 feel the effect of the trusts
orertures for control the Utah Sugar
comuanys stock recovered from it's
weakened state Of a week ago. It is
now selling at $16.25, or % cents mope'
tbgr last week. Of course, the dec
1aratf1n Of another quarterly dividend
ara per cent, payable July 1, helped to
force a better price in the market.
The announcement that the Ogden
and Logan companies are to CONSOLE
date and turn half of the stock over
IA the HayeUmeyer syndicate in New
Work had the effect Of giving a more
active tone 10 these shares. Within
fba week the ogden COmpany's shares
advanced from SOP to 1920, and the
logan shares also gained several
nofrtg I'm comparison. With the belief
prevailing that ogden stock viii yet
command $3.50. there. We're but few
transactions at the advanced price
quoted. To is the understanding that
the lie Grande, Ore. property viii also
be- taken I'm by the sugar trust, and
I'm consequence of this report its shares
rose from S1O6 to $40.
The assurance that the sugar tru&
will control all OF the beet factories in
the west viii doubtless have a stimu-
ntinE effect on. this class of invest
meuts.
Deseret National bank shares scored
q new high water mark during the
week. but the shares went at a forced
sale. While $3.50 was the selling price,
it IS believed that S27S is nearer the
fair quotation. Home Fire Insurance
shares advanced from $137 to $13S. The
other stocks quoted remained at about
the same figures prevailing a week
ago.
There is q heavy demand for shares
OF the Consolidated Wagon & Ma
chane company at $1O1, but the brok-
ers have been unable to fill many Of
the orders
Following are the latest high selling
prices of the local favorite Investment
..-..rrr-tfac.
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Tax on Babies

extreme hot weather is a great tax
upon the digestive power of babies:
ei,.,-- puny and feeble they should be
Fsrr-...d Few doses OF Whites Cream
,y,,r '',l..l,use, the children's tonic. It
tir. simulate and facilitate the diges-
ber,.ool their food, so that they soon
a. -g ~ strong, healthy and active. 25c
- L. z. VI. l. Drug Dept.
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JONES WILL RECOVER.
Operation Performed on Young Man
Hurt by Street Car.

Milton Jones, the young man from
Murray, who was injured in the acct
dent on the Calder's park street car
line Friday night. viii recover from
the injuries. according TO the physi-
clan who attended him at the time. a
tFephining operation was performed
yesterday by DIS. Anderson and Odeu
and fragments of the fractured skull
were removed from his brain. He has
recovered consciousness, but has been
unable TO discuss the accident at
length. He declared. however, that he
was not aware of the approach Of the
car until it was within a few feet Of
him.
Myrtle Wells was removed to her
home in Murray yesterday and IS rap
idly recovering from the bruises which
she received.
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Warning

Ill., you have kidney or bladder trou-
Wv, ana .'l..ao not use FOley's Kidney Cure
r... WI. have only yourself to blame
f,--- results. as it positively cures all
r,rrS OF kidney and bladder diseases.
''AAson-Pratt Drug Co
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Builders, supplies.

Five thousand tons rubble as you want
il, and when you want it.
POTTER GREY STONE CO.
203-4 Auerbach Building.
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Yesterday at noon Judge Marshall
left for Denver where he will for the
next month assist Judge Hallett in
there.
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speeial Exeursions 70 PortIand anl
Spokane.

Via Oregon Short Line. June 10. II, u.
at greatly reduced rates. with long
limit Call at City Ticket Office, 2Ql
Main street, for particulars.
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The $4,000 damage suit Of Mary Pug
mire against the Diamond Coal & Coke
company for the death of her husband,
who was killed while working for the
company, has been dismissed by Judge
Stewart.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-08

A. P. Hibbs, osteopathist by appoint
ment, lady attendant. 22S Deseret
News building.
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Hot Weather Weakness

Judge Hall has continued all cases
set before him for another week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-08

b1,5 pleasure without fatigue-ex-
str '''ing' restful pleasure, go to salt
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SAITATRIs - 80

For captivating music aad the bes3S
dancing and bathing in the world. Eaar-
&c
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-08

The circuit court of appeals at St.
Louis granted the appeal asked for by
A. b. Kinney ct al in the case against
the Columbia Savings & Loan associa-
ton.
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IN The COURTS.

In the federal court yesterday, Z. w.
Wilson was appointed trustee in the
case Of Michael Shaughnessy, bank
Tupt.
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Sent Free
to Men.
Srss Trial Package Of This New Dis
covery Mailed to Every Man
Sending Name and Address
Quickly Restores Strength
- w.
and VigoT.

Free trial packages OF q most remark
able remedy are being mailed to all who
VIII write the State Medical Institute
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Castle Gate, Clear Creek. Winter
Quarters, Sunnyside lump, nut and
slack: anthracite (slI sizesl. 70 South
Main ST, eet; telephone 429.
D. J. SHARP, Agent.
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Ar SALTAIR BEAcE

Superb bathing. delightful dancing,
refreshing rest. Round trip. Csc.
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Utah Commercial ana savlugs Bank

General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. w. F. Arm
strong, president: ]. E. Caine. cashier.
The sun., 1902-03-11
TWO DEAD MEN on A RAFT.
Dressed In soldiers Clothes Picked Up
on sands Point, In the Sound.

Hugh Reynolds, a boatman Of Port Wash
ington, L. l., found raft of Sands Point
yesterday bearing two dead men clad In
United States Artillery uniforms and army
coats from which the regimental numbers
had been torn. One man was lying IN
the middle OF the raft. The others head
hung over in the water, his body being
held on the raft by a wire which he had
wound around his leg and attached to the
raft.
The man In the middle OF the raft looked
as IL he had been beaten with club The
waves, however, might have been the cause
OF the bruises on his face and body.
Reynolds towed the raft ashore and the
bodies were taken to a morgue at Port
Washington. There they were searched,
and on the man who had been In the middle
Of the raft was found a letter addressed
10 -Corcoran- and signed by a Mrs. Hughes
Of 23i4 First avenue, Manhattan, who ap-
peared from the letter to be his sister.
1t was thought at Port Washington that
the men were soldiers attached probably
to Fort Schuyler, from which 1t was sur
missed they had escaped on the raft with
the intention Of going to West Chester,
but had been carried across by the strong
wind.
The sun., 1902-03-11
No BLAME FORWAESLANDWRECK
Coroner's Jury COnsratulstes Captains
Passengers Death Due to His Exciteme ent.

LIVERPOOL, March 10.-A Coroner's in
quiry was held here to-day into the death
Of Edward Dangerfeld. a passenger on
the steamship Waesand. which was sunk
on March by collision with the steam
ship Harmonides. Mr.. Dangerfeld was
killed by falling into one of the hfeboats
and striking his head against the fittings.
The Coroner said that Mr.. Dangerfelds
life would not have been sacrificed had he
kept cool.
Capt Apfeld Of the Waesland described
how the Harmonides crashed into his
vessel He shouted to the vessel to re-
main in the hole OF his ships side, but she
backed out and returned again into the
side Of the Waesland
Capt. Denton Of the Harmonides said that
when the fog came on he slowed down
his speed to ~ knots an hour. On hear
ing the Waeslands whistle he stopped the
engines Of his ship. but the Waesland sud-
denly crossed the bows Of the Harmonides
and was amidships when they struck.
The jury returned verdict Of acci-
dental death and added a rider congratu-
lating the captains Of both ships on their
endeavors to save life.
The sun., 1902-03-11
VICTIMS OF A TIDAL WAVE.
steamer Brings Details Of the Disaster
In Central America.

SAN FRANCISCO, March I0.-The Pacific
Mail Company's steamer Newport, from
Central American and Mexican ports. to-
day brings tho first details Of the terrible
disaster between la Libertad and point
thirty miles north Of Acajutla. Early on
tie morning Of March 4, without warning,
a tidal wave swept over all that length
of coast, and when tho Newport sailed for
San Francisco. fifty-three bodies had
already been recovered and buried. No
estimate Of tho full loss OF life could he
m ade. The wave went entirely over the
barriers built along the coast, and swept
the towns Of La Iibertad and ACaJuta.
There seems 70 have been not the slight
est warning of the disaster" says an officer
of the Newport There had been some
heavy weather along the coast, but nothing
that would warrant such a terrific wave.
The only thing that will account for II is
some great volcanic eruption far out at sea.
The wave rolled in like mountain and there
was no break 20 II until striking the beach
when il swept over the embankments cover
ing them 10 a height Of FIVE feet, completely
inundating the whole coast and almost
wiping out all the small buildings IA La
Libertad and Acajutla. When we left the
work OF recovering the bodies had only just
begun, while nothing at all had been done
In the way OF repairing the damage, except
replacing the fresh water plant at AcaJutla
The sun., 1902-03-11
PLEADING IN GAYNOR CASES.
Defendants Now IN Savannah Must Show
Themselves Twice q Day.

SAVANNAH, Ca. March lo.-Judge Emery
Speer announced this morning in the United
States Court that hereafter William T..
and E. II. Gaynor would be required to re-
port to the United States Marshal twice a
day. and that II they should fail TO do 30 they
should be taken into custody. The Judge
said further that should any one Of the at
torneys for B. D. Greene or John +. Gaynor
get into communication with his clients he
would DO much obliged II they would urge
upon them the propriety Of a prompt APP
pearance on March II, when the conspiracy
case is to be tried on its merits.
The Court announced that should the de-
PENDANTS appear on Monday next he would
treat their bond with degree Of liberality.
The argument on the demurrer to the second
indictment was continued this morning at
10 o'clock. Judge Speer overruled the
demurrer on all grounds. After the over
ruling Of the demurrer Attorney w. G..
Charlton presented a special plea in bar,
which he asked the Court TO try before the
case on It's merits was reached. The Court
reserved his decision on this question until
the day on which the case Is set for trial.
Mr.. Charl then entered a plea of not
guilty for all OF the defendants II being un-
derstood that this was done without preju-
dice 70 the plea In bar.
II IL estimated that Greene and Gay-.c-
have paid out in attorneys fees moro nan
500 900 since the Government g.. after
them. They have employed four arms OF
attorneys at one time for severs ,ionths,
and there has not been time within the past
two years when their lawyers fees were not
very large.
The sun., 1902-03-11
COL. GAYNOR IS IN QUEBEC.
GREENE WITH HIM-WON'T TALK
or THEIR PLANS.
Openly Registered at the Chateau From.
tenac. and Ga,nor Says Anybody Hav-
ing Business with Him Knows where
TO Find Him wife Joined Him sunday.

QUEBEC, March I0-Col. John F. Gaynor
Of New York, who Is wanted by the Fed
eral authorities on charge Of conspiracy
70 defraud the Government at Savannah
and whose bail there has been declared
forfeited, is here staying at the Chateau
Frontenac. He arrived two or three days
ago and was joined here yesterday by his
wife. Capt. b. d. Greene, his partner,
who is under the same charge, is also here.
This Is by no means Gaynor's arst visit
TO Quebec. He Is well known and has many
friends here in banking and other circles
and was here a month ago for the winter
carnival.
He received THE Sun correspondent cour-
teously to-day but declined to speak concern
ing his future movements. To all inquiries
respecting his probable return TO the United
States or trip to Europe, he would only
reply that he was openly registered at the
hotel. so that anybody having business
with him knew where to find him. He
added my partner, Capt. Greene, Is also
here with me-"
STAMFORD, Conn, March 1o.-Capt. b. d.
Greene, who, with Col. Gaynor Of New York,
Is being sought by Secret Service men,
was here last week. He came here a week
ago on Sunday and spent the day at Rock
Hill, his country place.
Capt. Greene was in consultation with
his former superintendent while here.
He instructed him TO sell Rock Hill II posi-
BILE, and at that time said that he did not
intend to staId for trial. Since than
nothing has been seen here Of Capt.
Greene. Rock Hill is an extensive farm
of about 24O acres. on which have been
erected without regard TO cost as fine a
dairy as there Is In the State and hand
some residence. Capt. Greene was his own
architect and spared no expense in having
his ideas carried out. His cattle are the
best money could procure.
The property was purchased before the
o. NJ Carter scandal was disclosed. Carter
and Col. Gaynor spent much Of their time
on the farm and there were many merry
house parties there. After the disclosure
Capt. Greene spent much Of his time at
Rock Hill. He was seldom at home.
though, and had 1t given out that he was
in Europe, when really he was at the farm.
When the Carter case first came up he
secured a mortgage of $4,000 on his prop
erty here from the Stamford Trust Com
pany. He gave another mortgage for
$50 900 on the same property in October,
1900 to Luther Latin Kellogg of New York,
a member Of the firm OF Kellogg 4 Rose,
who have been counsel for Capt. Greene
and Col. Gaynor.
Capt. Greene's wife and daughter are
living In London.
The sun., 1902-03-11
REVIVAL CLOSES A SCHOOL.
Pupils Began 10 Pray and Sing Worked
stopped and Fifteen Converted.

SELMA, Ind. March i0.-A revival has
been In progress at the Methodist Episco-
pal Church for some time and In the list
of new conversions there were several
OF tho High School pupils. While the
school was getting down 20 the opening
work to-day the newly converted students
began praying and singing. The teachers
endeavored 20 restore quiet but failed.
The pupils from the various rooms in
the building began con gre eating and books
and lessons we're quickly put aside. Then
mourners bench was constructed and a
student hastily despatched for minister.
Three ministers responded, with several
church workers. A meeting was soon
In progress and before the school was
dismissed fifteen students had become con-
verted and were shouting like mad.
The church people consider II a great
triumph. The school will stay closed
until the pupils become calmer.
The sun., 1902-03-11
INDIAN RISING ~ FAR NORTH.
Hudson's BAY Company Agent Forced TO
Flee. Leaving His store.

VICTORIA. B. C.. March io.-Up at Fort
George, which lies about 100 miles north
east OF Quesnelle, at the confluence Of the
Fraser and the Nechaco rivers. the Indians
have risen and <. l.. Kepner. the Hudson's
Bay Company's storekeeper. whose life
was threatened by the belligerent Indians.
has been forced TO flee. He has arrived
at Quesnelle, leaving the store and its con-
tents In possession Of the Indians. Special
constables have been despatched by the
Attorney-Generars Department to put
down the rising
The cause OF the rising is not known
here, kepner reported on his arrival AZ
Quesnelle that the Indians had come 10
the fort and when he had forced the door
shut 10 keep them out, they broke in and
one swung an axe az him, while others
Threatened 70 shoot him. He had oniy
a Chinese cook in the store with him. 40 he
fled ~ ''
The Indians at Fort George are known
70 be q bad lot.
The sun., 1902-03-11
TORNADO AND WATERSPOUT.
Iowa Farms Damaged. hut No Loss OF Life
Rock Island Tracks washed Out.

BARTLETT, Ia, March io.-Black clouds,
which had been circling around for some
hours, suddenly took on the funnel-shape
of the tornado at 8 o'clock this afternoon
and started toward the northeast, sweep
ing past this town by only few hundred
yards.
One mile from here the residence and all
outhouses Of II. NJ. Holloway were COM
pletely destroyed. All stock In the barn
at the time we're killed. The family, seeing
the tornado approaching, took refuge in
a storm cellar and were saved. Two other
farmhouses were destroyed but without
loss Of life.
Ten miles from here, at Oakland. the
tornado had changed into waterspout
and the Rock Island tracks were washed
out for several miles. Traffic on that road
Is seriously delayed.
The sun., 1902-03-11
BLAZE IN HOTEL WELLINGTON.
only Did Damage in Ono Room-Guests
Badly Frightened.

Two boys who were passing the Hotel
Wellington at Fifty-fifth street and Seventh
avenue at e40 o'clock last night saw smoke
coming from the thirteenth, the top floor
OF the hotel. They ran In and notified
the clerk. c. Hull Anderson, who sounded
the fire alarm in the hotel.
There was some excitement among the
guests, all Of them leaving their rooms and
hurrying downstairs TO the Office. Sew
eral Of the guests refused to wait for the
elevators. which were kept running, and
went down by the stairs.
A hall boy called the engines from a
FIRE box on the corner. The fremen rode
in the elevators to the top floor. Then
they pulled up the hose by means OF a rope
and turned on the water.
The fire was in room which was being
fitted up for servants. IL was confined
TO that room and did about 500 damage.
Plumbers had been working in the room
during the day. 1t is not known how the
fire started
The sun., 1902-03-11
CROWDS STICK TO BRIDGE.
Plan 10 Turn Tranc Ferr,ward Didn't
work Well First Day.

The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
following It's announcement last week.
ran no Fifth avenue trolley cars to the
Bridge yesterday. All cars we're sent,
instead. 10 the Fulton, South and Hamilton
ferries The change was made by way
Of experiment, and If traffic warrants, other
lines will be run direct to the ferries and
traffic diverted from the Bridge.
Little difference was observed In the
crowds at the ferries. People who have
ridden on the surface cars used the ele-
vated or transferred for Bridge cars. Some
who did this grumbled. Little OF no change
was perceptible at either South or Hamil-
ton ferries.
The sun., 1902-03-11
ENTHUSIASM OYER ROSEBERY.
He Gets . Great Reception at Glasgow
Not TO Leave Liberal Party.

LONDON, March l0.-Lord Rosebery Wis
tied Glasgow to-day and his presence ex-
cited immense enthusiasm. Enough appli-
cations we're made for seats TO fill the hall
in which he spoke six times over.
His speech was virtually reiteration Of
his previous addresses. He declared that
he had no design on the leadership q the
Liberal party, and that he could not, even
IL he wished, supplant Sir Henry Camp
bell Bannerman in the House of Commons.
He did not desire the leadership In the House
of Lords.
The ambition OF the new Liberal League
was not to be excluded from the party.
They meant to live and work inside the
party. attempting to influence 1t in the only
direction they believed to be sound.
The sun., 1902-03-11
WIRELESS TELEGRAPH IN TEXAS
e. II. II. Green to Use the system At Once
on His Railroad There.

DALLAS, Tex, March 1o.-E. II. r. Green,
son Of Mrs. Hetty Green and President OF
the Texas Midland Railway, to-day received
a telegram from Washington announcing
the award TO him Of patent on his system
OF wireless telegraphy, which he will at
once put in operation on his railroad line
Signal stations are to be erected at Ennis
Terrell and Greenville. and reports COM
municated also to Mr.. Green at his special
Dallas headquarters.
Some important material is expected
TO arrive from Scotland within the next
thirty days. and then Mr.. Green will ex-
pand his operations, probably conducting
them from Dallas. Mr.. Green says the
Texas Midland will be the first railroad
in the world TO use the Marconi telegraph
system.
The sun., 1902-03-11
TAFT UNDER THE KNIFE TODAY.
Governor OF the Philippines WIN UNDERGO
Second surgical Operation.

CINCINNATI. March io--The Hon. William
H. Taft. Governor Of the Philippine Islands,
Is now at the Jewish Hospital. ready to
submit TO an operation for an old trouble,
that led to fears for his frill recovery when
be was recently 40 III at ManilaNa and for
which he has already undergone one un-
tuccessfui operation. Dr. forchheimer will
perform the operation tomorrow.
The Governor is in fairly good health
otherwise and faces the ordeal with com
posure. Last night Lawrence Maxwell
rave q dinner for GOV. Taft at the Queen
colalorers In the Cincinnati Law School
iaculty. lie was formerly dean of tho
faculty., The Governor, however, was
coinpeled 10 leave the banquet room early
IN order 20 prepare for his hospital ordeal.
The sun., 1902-03-11
Gov, OdelI I'm Washington.

WASHINGTON March Io.-Gov. Odell Of
New York was a visitor at the House this
morning and renewed acquaintance with
his former associates on the floor He
also visited the Senate and held an i'm
promptu reception in the rear Of the
chamber.
Gov. Odell Of New York was the guest
OF President Roosevelt at dinner this even
ing Other guests at the table were: The
Secretary Of War, the Attorney General,
Senator Lodge. Representatives Wads-
worth and Sherman Of New York and Mr..
Graeme Stewart.
The sun., 1902-03-11
SAMMY WALKED SIDEWTSE.
joke for the Youngsters In the Newsboys'
Home .but Not for sammy

si1teen-year-old Sammy Broome, who
lives at the newsboys' lodging house In
East Forty y-fourth street, was taken to
Bellevue Hospital last night suffering from
a stiffened knee. the result Of infamma-
ton Of the glands between the joints, caused
by a fall The boys right leg was drawn
backward, SO that he was compelled to
hobble along sidewise, like a crab. The
two newsboys who took him TO the hos
pltal dragged him into the Office.
Hello, Doc said one Of them, 'we
brought around Broome, de human crab.
He walked backward all de way TO de hos
pital. Hey, Broome, give de doctor ex-
hibition.'
s'Taint on no funny bone, said Broome,
.its on me kneecap. and dat's no joke.
De bunch up In de newsboys says II don't
git it hammered straight ] could die in er
All right said the doctor, we II take
care of you
He had TO chase the other boys away
They wanted 10 see the human crab walk
again, they said.