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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-07
SIR WM, JOHNSON.
Heroic Statue Of Him 10 be Raised
on shores of Like George.


New York, Jan. 7--On the shores Of
Lake George. near the scene OF the de-
feat Of the French in 1854 by colonial
troops, supported by the Mohawks,
there Is soon TO rise a heroic bronze
statue of Sir William johnson and
King Kendrick, his Indian ally, to
whose sagacity the victory was largely
due
This memorial Is the work Of the So
ciety OF Colonial wars Frederick de
Peyster, Samuel p. Avery and w. c.
Langdon, the committee 10 select a de-
sign, have completed their task ana
the statue Is now being east In the
works OF the Henri BOnnard company
from a model by Albert Weinert.
A site for the memorial has been pro-
yided by the village Of Caldwell. There
viii be a monument OF granite thirty
feet high, which, standing at the head
OF Lake George, win be visible for
many miles, kendrick Is shown in The
costume OF the MOhawks Of that period,
and the statue illustrates an Incident
which occurred at council Of war be-
fore the victory Gen. Johnson appears,
wearing a coat of mail. II Is related
that in August, 1854 the French were
making attacks In three directions.
Gen. johnson proposed 10 divide his
forces into three parties to oppose them,
Kendrick, when consulted, picked zap
three arrows and, handing one 10 Gen,
Johnson, asked him TO break H. This
the general did readily. Kendrick then
put three arrows together ana handed
them 70 his ally saying; Put them
together and you cannot break them
take them one By one and yod VIII
break them readily
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rur BIG RAILROAD MERGERS
certain tho Great F'na"c''F
i'1 ~', b Asked to Tell what ne
Know. About Them

cposo. Jan 1.--It is now , s'a,ao ', ,Se
caF' .,@ost certain that before 1no
n.y. al'''' 'o,nnorce commission mn
Iii'''''T ycstlgatlons Of the recent Dig
l'h'' W ~ ',,,r In the West a summons
nIa Y, q Issued for } Pierpont Morso"
W. :. ,r 3 as witness -. Co...
\. alVe financial kings part in the for-
Wv ~ lbe combination ana ms
p''' ',,doo Of rs scope the commission"
'D,~ ,s. to know Mr. MoFgan's re-
q u' failure to appear and TESTIFY
U'1' .nbect him to punishment for
s .D,omot the commissions power 10
',o,., ,uch punishment having been up
aDa \, ~ Ngo federal Supreme Court de-
asoHs .,,,oh Mfr Morgan and
lDs rll likely be summoned 70
p.,,sd Is 10 be held elmer ~ W w. w.,
.i or New York some Time a''o'
chicago sitting Is ended ,,,..
We VA" ~ commission contemplates
,aa,oo,ng Mr. Morgan ~ based upon
"s,sment said TO have been maze Wy
n, If the commissioners .,.o1
cT ~. I" commissioners who have arrived
~ Marlin Knapp. New YORK chalr-
W no. u yeomans iowa; former Gov
nal' rito,. illinois. and Chas, a.
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SURRENDERED
q Hot Blsc uitsa and Warm Pies

Bombardlng stomach with hot bis.
cults and warm pie, plenty OF butter
bacon, greasy potatoes, and a few 9TH
en- choice delicacies will finally cause
the Notifications 10 give way. Then
how to build back on good food is
worth knowing.
A man In Factoryyille, Pa, attacked
his stomach In about this way and
SAYS "The sign Of surrender was plain
i'm my white. col0rless face. At chat
time every article of food distressed
me and heartburn Rept me IN con-
tlnuod misery / liked all sorts Of
breakfast foods but they did not agree
with me. OF course much OF the food
that / ate contained nourlshment bur
NV stomach could not get the nourlsh-
men, out tried pepsin and other aids
10 digestion which worked for a time
and then gave out
FINALLY / reasoned, when In an ex-
tremity. that If the stomach could not
digest the food why not take some food
that was already dIgested like Grape
Nuts. SO | started In on GRAPEFRUIT
ana the new food won my palate
straight away and agreed with me
beautifully
The heavy oppressive feeling dis
apreared and | became thoroughly i'm
pressed with the new food and began
10 improve at once. Little by little my
strength came back and slowly ana
surely | gained my lost weight, Tbs
wasted tissues and muscles built up,
ana today / am well, buoyant and
strong
unreseryedly give the chief credit to
| Crane Nuts which met me In a crisis
and brought me over the dark period
of despondency. Nothing else did II
for nothing else could be endured.
please withhold my name. /" Name can
| no giyen upon application To the Pos
tum CO.. Battle Creek, Mich.
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j. ". HendrIe,s Nstate settIed.

New York, Jan. THE estate Of
John w. Hendrie, the philanthropist
whose gifts to California institutions
and to Yale in his life were many and
In large amounts, has been settled by
his two brothers, Charles and Joshua,
though they have been unable TO dis
cover the whereabouts Of one of the
legatees, a niece who received by the
will Of the deceased, the sum Of $4,000,
says q Greenwich, Conn., special 10 the
Press. The missing person is Sarah
Augusta Lounsbury daughter Of Au-
rella Ann Lounsbury, sister of Mr..
HendrIe. The amount due to her has
been invested with the expectation that
at some time she will appear and
claim II. Mr. Hendrie was million
aire, but gave two thirds Of his pro-
perty away IN his life TO charities
His estate at his death amounted to
only S3l3565.
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form Of catarhh, whether IN the head
throat. bronchial tubes or In stomach
and liver
The remedy Is In tablet form, pleasant
and convenient TO take and no special
secrecy Is maintained as TO what 1t
contains. the tablet being a scientific
combination OF Blood root, Red gum
and SIMILAR valuable and harmless anti
septlcs
Tho safe and effective catarrh cure
may be found at any drug store under
the name Of Stuarts Catarrh Tablets
Whether, the oatarih Is located In the
nose, throat bronchial tubes, or stom-
ach the tablets seem 10 act with equal
success, removing the stulfy feeling IN
head and nose, clearing the mucous
membrane OF throat and trachea from
catarrhal secretions, which cause the
ticking, coughing, hawking and gag
cling 80 annoying to every catarrh sur
icref
Nasal catarrh generally leads TO III
CCratiOn, In some cases to such an eX
tent as to destroy the nose entirely
and IN many old cases Of catarrh the
bones Of The head become diseased.
Nasal catarih gradually extends to the
throat and bronchial tubes and very Of
ten to the stomach causing that very
obstinate trouble, catarrh OF the stom-
och.
Catarrh Is a systemic poison inherent
| IN tie blood and local washes douches,
salye' inhaers and sprays can have
no effect on the real cause of the dis
| ease. An Internal remedy when acts
| upon the blood Is the only rational
treatment and Stuart8 Catarrh Tab
| lots Is The safest Of all Internal rene.
| llc', a. wen as the most convenient
and satisfactory from a medical stand
| pOnt.
DR. Eaton recently stated that he had
successfully used StuaH's Catarrh Tab
| cts In old chronic cases, even where
liberation had extended so far as to
'estroy the septum OF the nose He
! Gays. II am pleasantly SURPRISED al
most every day by the excellent re
suits from Stuarts Catar1h Tablets. 1t
u remarkable how effectuallv thew re-
move the excessive secretion and bring
about @ healthy condition Of ,ne mu-
couy membranes Of the nose, throat
on' stomach
An druggists sell complete treat
mont Of the Tablets at 80 cents and a
little book giving the symptoms and
causes Of the various forms of catarrh,
will be mailed free by addressing f. A,
stuart Co., Marshall, Mich
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Molincux second rrial

New York, Jan 1.-Roland B. Mol
ineEx VIII not he placed on trial for
a second time charged with the muir
der Of Mrs. Catherine J, Adams until
the beginning Of March
Former District Attorney Qlcott OF
his counsel, called on District Attorney
Jerome and asked him when the case
would be ready for trial saying he
would prefer TO have It placed on the
calendar as soon as possible. He was
tod by the district attorney that AS
sistant District Attorney Osborne who
will have charge of the prosecution, will
De engaged In the trial OF Albert r.
Patrick. who is accused of instigatlng
the death OF VIM. NJ Rice, an eccentric
millionaire
This trial. which will begin week
from next Wednesday will occupy at
least six weeks, It Is believed. The
Milneux trial viii follow It.
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Tuesday. This viii be the first oc-
casion that daughter Of President
las graced the Yale junior promenade.
Cliyc Du Val, the Yale man whose In
yitation Miss Roosevelt accepted, Is a
member-of the Junior class and Of the
Junior promenade committee, His faith
az Is secretary 10 Chauncey M Depew
end L ia said here that Senator Depew
win probably bring his bride here to
attend the junior promenade as guest
Of Mr., Du Val Mrs Cornelius Van
derbilt. with her youngest daughter,
may also attend the promenade, Mrs
Vanderbilts youngest son Reginald, 10
a member Of the senior class in Yale,
and the family wish TO be present at
one junior promenade before he leaves
the university
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however, In explanation, that they
neyer violate the recognized brigand
code Of honor, always freeing the cap
tive when the money is paid The
0rigands want the ransom deposited In
the ground within bulgarian jursdic-
tlon. Then they will undertake TO re-
lease Miss Stone within Turkish juris-
diction, They want to be on the Bull
garian side after the close Of negotia-
tons, but this condition Is not urgent
The district governor of Samakoy says
the snow Is forcing the brigands to
come to terms, If not released before
the middle OF the month the brigands
Will go into permanent winter quar-
ters, and negotiations cannot be re-
opened till spring
81 have captured and killed many
brigands, adds the governor "and the
delay IN tracing or capturing, the pre-
sent band Is caused by the Turkish
troops staying In the villages and fear
ing to pursue the brigands into the
mountains
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last two years, About half the cities
aud the provinces Of wilma, which were
also placed under special police super.
vision, have a large or preponderatlng
Polish population,
II Is announced that Turkestan viii
remain another year under the opera
ton OF special laws concerning public
safety.
81. Petersburg, Moscow, odessa the
Warsaw district Of Russian Poland
proper and the southwest under the
general government OF Kiev, have for
many years been governed under spe,
cial laws which give the local author
tiles powers such as are NOT conferred
ON those responsible for public safety
In these cities and the province Of
wilma.
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Open AUTHORIZATIONS laroonsumptIycs

Boston, Mass, Jan. THE open air
treatment for persons IN The carly
stages OF consumption Is shown TO have
been enlcacous TO the extent of about
GO per cent Of the cases which We're
treated during the past year at the
Massachusetts, state sanltarium at
Rutland, according to the annual re-
port made public today. There was but
one death during the year, and the
percentage of cures or OF marked i'm
prOyement was considerably higher
than for two years past
There were llO0 applications and 1893
were admitted. The average age Of the
patients was IS.
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u.s. Fife Arrested for Murder.

Portland Oregon, Jan IA special
nom North Yakima Wash says ina!
IS Fife was arrested at that place
Yesterday charged with being connect
a Midi the murder OF Frank Richard
wa At savannah, Mo-. or Christmas
Dght 1900 The arrest was made by
MARSHAL Boyle, on Instructions from
me- Missouri authorities who requested
Nal NE be held until the arrival of
An officer from Savannah, Fife came
here from Seattle a few weeks ago and
has been employed as clerk in a
earh
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british sailors for british ships.

New York, Jan, IA movement has
been started in Liverpool to replace
foreigners on British ships by British
sailors, says a dispatch to the Herald
from London, This is the outcome Of
an agitation started by Lord Romney,
1t is pointed out that most vessels UNI
der the Union Jack are manned by
seamen OF other natl0nalitles to such
an extent that in the event Of a Eu-
rOpean war the British navy could not
protect its mercantile feet
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Miss stone Alive and Well,

New York, Jan. IA messenger
who has Just returned from the brig
ands. reports that Miss Stone and Nine.
TsilSa were well thirty-siX hours ago,
cables the Samakov, Bulgaria. cores
pondent Of the Journal and American,
Consul General Dickinson has return
ed to Sofia and an early release is ex-
pected. The present obstacle Is Mr..
Dickinsons refusal to pay the cash
before Miss Stones release II Is said,
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Marconi Aflcr Il station.

New York. Jan 1-Ar Morconi Is
still In negotla lion with the government
here with regard to The facilities for
the erection Of his wireless telegraph
station IN Cage Breton and IFS subse-
Quent operations In connection with
land lines throughout the Dominion,
says q dispatch Ia the Herald from OF
tawa, Ont He expects to leave Otta-
wa on Wednesday for Montreal and to
arrive In Now York on Saturday It is
his intention to sail for England on
Jan. is.
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Northwestern MedIcal Collcge sod.

Chicago, Jan, THE Northwestern
Medical college has been sold The
Valparaiso, Und) Normal school and
the Chicago Eclectic Medical college
have purchased the institution for S4O,
000.
The transfer Of the medical school
from the control of the Northwestern
university to that Of its new owners
is the last step In the closing Of the
women's medical college The reason
for which action, az stated by one Of
the trustees, being that women could
not be educated to become physicians
created such a sensation among women
physicians OF the country during the
past week,
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Agree on Exclusion Bill,

Washington, Jan. 6,--The Pacific
C. i members of Congress have agreed
upon Chinese exclusion bill, 1t CON
tains over forty pages, and Is drawn
50 as TO absolutely, prevent Chinese
from coming TO this country save oth-
cials and those who are already here.
Certiiication and registration are pro-
vided and the most rigid inspection
compelled. Transportation companies
are made responsible for bringing Chi
nese to this country not entitled to en-
try Chinese in Hawaii, the Philippines
and Porto Rico are not allowed TO en-
ter the United States, nor are Chinese
allowed TO enter these Islands.
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YALE JUNIOR PROMENADE.
Miss Alice Roosevelt VIII he the
Belle of the Big Event.

New York, Jan. 7--Alice Roosevelt
VOL be The belle Of the junior promen-
sle at Yale on Jan q, says spec
alto the Press from New Haven, Conn.
Sic has accepted an invitation to at
END as the guest Of Give Du VAL Miss
Roosevelt viii be chaperoned by her
mother It Is expected that her aunt
Ms, VIM. Sheffield Cowles, will also
be present. While there they will live
IN The New Haven House, Miss Roose-
yelt will arrive on Sunday, Jan. rs;
will attend the college chapel on sun
day, the Clee club concert and the jun-
br German on Monday, and the junior
Promenade and q half dozen teas on
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peared In the doorway firing five shots
In rapid succession Four Of the shots
took effect. two entered the girls head
and one penetrated the right breast
Sullivan was struck in the face, the bull
let glancng He win recover Then
Neff turned Off the light and went
across the park to his room where ha
deliberately locked the door, removed
the empty shells from his revolver, re-
loaded IT, turned of the light and shot
himself in the temple, death being in
Simultaneous. Men has lived here the
greater part OF his life, He was about
40 years Of age and bore an excellent
reputation though considered some
what eccentric, For some time he has
owned and operated In company with
his brother the local electric light
plant.
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A JEALOUS LOVERS DEED.
Kills His Sweetheart, Shoots His
Rival and Commits Suicide.

West Union, Iowa. Jan 6.-Homer N.
Men, county surveyor and former
county clerk last night shot and killed
Miss Rose Falb, 10 whom for several
years he has been paying attention,
wounded Emmett Sullivan his rival
and then killed himself. The deed was
committed between and o'clock last
evening In the room Of Miss Falb at the
Commercial hotel. sullivan and The girl
pere visiting when Nef suddenly app
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Decision for Equitable Life Co.

New York. Jan. Judge Wheeler I'm
the United states circuit court has
given an opinion In the suit Of the ad-
ministrator OF Olivia II. Brown against
he Equitable Life Assurance company,
to recover $685. 900 on a life insurance
policy. The insured was resident Of
Honolulu, and II was alleged by the de-
PENDANTS that settlement was made
between the company and the estate in
the Hawaiian courts. Judge Wheeler
holds that payment having been made
In the state where the policy OF insrr-
ance was evacuated no further pro-
ceedings can be brought In the district
where the defendant company has its
Offices.
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Col. Lynch win Take Seat.

New York. Jan. 7.--Col. Arthur
Lynch, who was recently elected TO
the house Of commons 20 represent Gal
way, win be prevented from taking his
seat cables the London correspondent
Of the journal and American.
More than that, az soon az he sets
foot on English soil he will be arrested
on charge OF treason. Col, Lynch does
not deny that he aided the Beers, but
says he will take his seat unless pre-
vented by force.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MP, MadeCaptain

New York, Jan. THE appointment
of Mr.. Winston Churchill, N. r., to a
captaincy In the Queens own Ok
fordshire hussars, imperial yeomanry
TO I'LL the vacancy that has been caus-
ed by the promotion Of his cousin, the
Duke of Marlborough, to the rank OF
major Is announced, cables the Lon
don correspondent Of the Herald.
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Raron Constant 10 Lectnre.

New York, Jan. 7-Baron Estour-
nelles de Constant, the deputy from the
ister plenipotentiary, who was the
French delegate to the Hague confer
ence. has accepted the invitation OF
the city Of Chicago TO deliver an adj
'ress in behalf Of France ON February
%, says a dispatch from Paris to the
Tribune. The subject OF his speech
will be international Arbitration
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wireless Telegraph to Alaska.

Chicago, Jan. I--Alaska and the
United States may soon be connected
with a. line Of wireless biography,
Seattle, Wash, capitalists are negotIat-
ing with Chicago firms for equipment
for the proposed line and the pro-
moters believe that with the opening
OF the summer season the line viii b.
in operation between Nome city and
Seattle
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BIGELOW CARPETS

by this Company received the highest award
exhibited including Gold Medals the Paris Exposition 1875 and
a Centennial
excellence fabric richness and durability
novelty and design has led frequent nfngmenand in
fr goods have often been pamed on their stead For the protection OF
public trademark the word BIGELoW
win be the in white capitals into
fabric merely examine the
back carpet be certain that they getting the genuine Bgelow Car
These Goods be obtained all hrst-oass dealers.
BlGELoW CARPET COMPANY. NEW YORK
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WILMA PROVINCE, RUSSIA.
II Has Been Proclaimed In "A "seo-
ondary state of Seigc."

81. Petersburg, Dec, 49, tCorrosnon-
dence OF the Associated Press.) 1.-The
proclamation in lG cities md III ndre
province of wilma, of what ia known
here as the Secondary STATE Of siege"
which gives the local authorities in
creased power to discover prevent and
suppress political agitation Is believed
to be due to the revival Of revolution
airy and soclaistic ideas during the
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pritish Success over Roers.

Bloemfontein, Orange River Colony,
Jan. 6.-Beresford's constabulary en-
countered force Of Beers Jan. 4 in
the central part Of the Orange River
colony, killed Field Cornet PretOrius
and ten men. and captured S5 burgh-
ers, including Field Comets Leroux
and Erasmus.
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Max o. Rel Improving

New York, Jan, Paul Blouet, bet
ter known as Max O'Rell, who recently
underwent a surgical operation, is
improving in health. He Is said 70
be able TO eat solid food and his ply
siclans and nurses are confident Of his
speedy recovery
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Pnllman,s Wii prohnted.

Redwood City Cal, Jan, The will
OF the late Geo M Pullman has been
admitted to probate here. The petit
lion to the court stated that the estate
vas valued a 100000, but the evidence
showed It to be worth only about 1900.
Mrs, Pullman will go east in a few days
with the body OF her husband.
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Chetwynd Marries American Girl.

New York, Jan. 7.--According to the
London correspondent of the Journal
aud American Guy Chetwynd BIAS mar
ried an American young lady, whose
name has not yet been made public.
Chetwynd is the only son Of Sir Geo,
Chetwynd and Florence Warehouses
OF Hastings, and Is brother of the
Marchioness Of Anglesea.
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Minneapolis Mimi Jan. q Mayor A.
,mes who is now serving his fourth
EN-, rs executive Of this city and VINO
!, ~sI known in political circles
6,opghout the country is dangerously
N wtb pneumonia. He was stricken
, week ago and all Of yesterday WAS
isllHous II is feared he will not re"
,,paf
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klQnty UOuulc,
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
over-worklng in pumping thick kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries
It used 10 be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves tina, nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
mig In kidney trouble.
II you are sick you can make no mistake
by first dootoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of Dr.. Kilmer's
Swamp-RO0t, the great kidney remedy Is
soon realized, II stands the highest for It's
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
and Is sold on It's merits EyRw
BY all druggists In fifty GFIf9Fe-ef /" INA
cent and one-dolar siz- }SfTfi Y VI st,33iist.
es. You may have a ~2Iiassl. t,,l.s * ~ =
sample bottlo by mail Homo Of swamp Root.
free also pamphlet telling you how to find
out II you have kidney or bladder trouble,
Mention this paper when writing Or, kl!mer
* Co., Blnghamton, N, Y.
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KILLED by southern pacifc Train.

Houston Texas Jan 7.-I4ate last
night Southern Pacific train ran
down ard Killed Joseph Sharkey, aged
40, and John Powers, aged 60 The
men were walking ON the track