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New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

~ =, ~ = LtsEMEAIs ana suuscrspIion, ~,
Gee No. l.S64 RroadNay. betU,ss, 49, ~. u
.tth sts-. nntil o'clock D m. A srsrtis.-
nents receiNsc AZ the following hranch O.
=. m, Wis eSs Sth- ave a = ,rar "a =, =
hS eth-ave.. coz. leth-st. % E.st isth-s. /.
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FURNIsHEn ROOMS

FURNISHED ROOMS.
2oa EAST ll5TH- ST Second Aoo- "a,
lllSr sunny rooms e. suira or sirei,-
-'-- water American family. r-f,-srs
+'t'.SI l51 EAST.-Slnnv. hsr+s-,..,,-
ll-lr1 steam heated roorn rrr,-s ----
s-rIrr ~ o. refined gentleman. rsferenrss
- ST. % WEST -Essut.e,IIv ,,,~,,.,..,
larg- room. Hith dr-ssira -, Ills i,ish-1
-' H''i also smaller room rent rsss,,-'
ou.t perfect .H5-r=aa-uc- h
Nc .,it Ell furnished rooms to Ie, n w.,r
81 H-SI-. 80 EAST. Pleasant f-., g.
'hs Tor gentlemen. pri.ata tsr,Si,,l IL
-e-I. references. ring doctor.s beu
- IT, 2nS WEST Iarre ,,..,,. -
r.,...--- I'm running water. also ran
---- -tliie IHs-t pr-ferTei. refe-ar'~es
a. ,i' 80 if.',it room and private bath. zen
"T'H'H "IiN = West 3Sth-st
70 81. la WEST -IIan.tsrT,.- - -,
teLllenlen only IN private Ar1.rtcsn e..
cation. ''iee' cholce 10
Il last 18th ST T-NiceIv CI-0I.5--I L.
family. e. safienan private
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lROSPECTOR Tor ,s,oaS -
eNplora ton IN so,ssb A-., .s t@bltsl Tor
". c. Box 10 Trfl,u,,. ~,-,.-1 Aaaress
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Male


MSS TYPEWRITER and prepared for
puhlicstion: critical proofreadtns; general
perience TEAII. BROS, ITO John-s''
i779VFP civil servant british, desires
suitable employment: knowledge OF ac
counts. correspondence. lansusses' eve,
moderate salary, but No csnNasslnS or CO..
portage Bl RNHAN' DON ~ i'i"u'7 "
Gce
GENERAL. MANAGER, American. open
for sueagement. thirty years experience
IN er.rrf,I commercial mercantile trade
Nsv- York references MANAGER Box II.
Tribune Once
INTERPRETOR or TUTOR-By bright
,-.une colored gentleman Of intelligence
reading. writing and speaking the Gerihdh
Language husntly, best reference FURNISHED
4 advertiser. 265 Vermont St. cor
nsr C;Ienu7ore- ave. East Sew-IOrk, Brook
T4Y7TOR or WATCHMAN. -By middle
aged American best Of City references
Address p 4, Box "A. Tribune Once
PORTER R--WaD. -. as light porter ship
ping clerk can mark pack etc refer
suce r. h. 1ep lst ave.
PT4NfST-Bv youth. reader az sight in
publ shAr or pianoto~te wareroorns
highest references r N Van Houten-
81 Paterson. y y
STENOGRAPHER and sxperenced Rem
inEton operator ~ law or broker orfi-e
ADDRESS F. n tof6 Forest ave
sTENoGPAPHER Beginner HyNES
SECRETARY. CONFIDENTIAL. CLERK &c.,
Pv experienced stenographsr correspond
e1t Once manager, energetic, Efficient.
good address and executive ability steady
discreet reliable ODLAW. I'll West
119th-st
STEADY MAN not afraid of work in ;ea
or tDbacco house. or any work. ADDRESS
q" p. care ~ Fischer lt9 Chrystie ~
sTPERINTE;NDENCY of gentleman
country estate, by an American business
man 81 reputation. experienced IN contract
men. ELLSWORTH Box 30. Tribune or
SITUATION WANTED in drygoode store.
aged 20 salary expected 81. very smart
and honest. Call or address GAFFNEY.
800 East 1fth -.
WATCHMAN. &c.-Single IS Just olsen
gsged; Uatcnman. porter, hotel. club or
factory hand; all around. SIMON. SOS
West f9th-st
TYPEWRITING -. iOoo. home or OUT.
experienced operator STENOGRAPHER
~" Past 22d-st Room @22.
UPHOLSTERER carpet Iayer mattress
work. reasonahlt for private %ACHT, care
Samue'sOn. 6Of 10Th ave
WAT' HMAN o. factory or any place. best
references. honest. reliable. sober. steady
Position wanted. CHRISTOPHER BIHJ@-
NAN. 22i East l4th-st.. top foor
VAN tp.-Ry a Young man. - AZ present
eInployed as foreman ~ inspecting Do
partm~nt IN large factory. wishes noz'tion
with uetter future 4. T. r.. Box s. Trib-
Once
YOUNG MAN. 10 AZ present employed de
streS clerical position afte~ October ~
1907. where there Is good chance for ad-
vancement- Address u. Box 45f south
Aub0y. Y +
YOUNG MAN competent fo take care of [
urSt class horses. carriages and harness [
y T.. - South 4fh ST.. Rro0kIVn
Young MAN. - willing ~ work AZ anv
thing. CHARLES r. SHERMAN 80
West Washington Place
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pREssMAkING-

A-A-A.-SeaI garments ana other me
- --sf-ad redv-d an,i reniodelled iit"
1.+--- .r.I-- at eXgeg~ Ionaliy 10" PIges-
Tz4i.z waited GA 81 tlsir ieSldenrt
r D. BARhER Ito West oSth-s'-' 't'e
.ith o.. q. Glutn-r c----- ~ - ----------
rToaK and uRES>NAF tF, - Al kinds o.
'--,,..--. Uttered into latest -fyIfs. il'-i
-. esrir7stas siveu. home % 'ii'N
GPFTG l2l Vest 2@d 81
1PESSU.EFF Experienced. French.
y - - = = i,ttsr ard frtar cut p, day.
-. rsfe-s1res ~ IALIE. care smith i''
West ,nfI. So
DPF4SWAFER American. hy week
month. cuts nv system, o
.,sctsr,, uouH Nait On aged ls1y or IN
asf,i -sta herself useful ps rsonal TetTI-
sD-e= NJ are y ClearN- - o. - ~
0PTS5TAT-T-IJ snd SEANsTRES~-- Won
- ~ Fav -r week, Eoon, terms reason
able. refersu~4 4'i West +fth 81
wishes rev move custogers
~ l77-le on our. UONNER. 3"s West
l20rh-st-
DPT,SSVsKFF- EXPERIENCED 1re-srat"r
- u-orl, r tha Gay or Al home > Ht'.
KI-ENHNEL, IS East go -
nFT>-V4KEF- -eamsrress, good ntter.
A,rsrizr-e4 repairer srd cleaner. IAces-
a-c 81 - d4v- luncheon. references
ROBBINS AZ Ir,inE-st JerSs' 'l'"
Heights \ J.
SF4TSET% GARMENTS rernode.i-i. re-
SvaF rrtIa over INTO f4shi"ranle 'apes
-oIr4r-rras AMI jackets sleeves altered
,ollsrz res-suff bone 90 fs' ''FEIG. iSi
w -.
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ROOFS Kept On repair by the year ~ nom
inal cost. cutters ant leaders put up.
Ii9 West 125th-st-
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ilufuruishcO Apartments 90 Cr

THE SUSSEX
y. s. EAST CE-ff IT
TlanF-r-s eight suite 80. modern II all AZ
pairr-r.u-s. private house tl.--. Superintendent
TTDrEI. BERFSToEp.-A chance t1o room ana bath
sr to REM uaf-ralsae1 from O-taafr lst- Apsly
at OT7ee. I West Nl-t -
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T. AMYF:Rs.

SEE Ne. RELIABLE lawyer. wills. legacies.
Fsrr.rss t4ukruptcy. collections. prompt
results. reasonable charges. Room Lab.
40 Nasssu-sr.
SMITH A. ENtfEI. reliable lawyers g0s
y,-1a4vyav N-u- Nor1- accidents. dOmes
ttr dfffruIties quickly adjusted. consulta
ton free.
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DOnGsTLc SITUATIONS WANTED.


DonAsEaC SITUATIONS WANTED.
MOTHERS COMPANION. ASSISTANT
Young English woman 0t refinement.
experience In care and training Of Young
children. also in conducting household in
absence of mistress. cOnEenial home the
arst consideration. Adlress l.. G.. BOX =.
Tribune once
COOK and LACNDREss by competent
woman. references. NJ. II. COniir bell
COOK and PLAIN WAsHER-In private
family In the country. call OF address
- jersey ave. Jersey City-
COOK--By experienced Young woman. also
Competent l3undr'sS, private family. city
or country SOS West 31st ST. basement
COOK -Flrst class S0,ic rv day r veek
tU uriyat" family, city references ols
East sd 81. care L0fSr7n
COOK - First class in private family. best
city references. tall from 2 to = o'clo'>.
T. 046 Madison ave-.
COOK Good plain cook. willing 70 dn
plain washing has good reference. Fr'f
esfaut can two DAYS. WILLIAMS. 81"
q ave
cIAMBFRNltp- COOK -Fy two sirls
together 200 same private American fam
lis, ur. AS rr=r class rhautrrUaId. " a-cs
-, rsf.-enre. Car o- sddrss. NrvrF
IlSEE1 l'''' "''''.' n'8-
't
.-,1,,tr-p,TITT, 1- rTOr-Sr.vv0Pt- t- !
.. I,,,iI f,7,l -rsso home r. HOWARD
~ Ne-. '-i
--,r,---- 80 60 ---------. .-,-. ~ -r- -r
moi rsf,r,r-s= Mrs rANfra $50
o.
--.
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FANlll NN@''lN,. ~ r.
Ir ~ r- --.-
~tJ Frh --' h'-' .''
,,.57---Z-,,--p7- r{,- r,-7.rs aea.+ v,,r--r or
a, a zr,r. ,ur.. rrsve-farl- ueorle need
apply, SeS' -,o s.,.. oe4 :
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'bC,,la-lssrirr ,~ ,,t-nfnr bv trr d+v.
T.F,E S33 nm ave
77,,7----.--7 : ., 80. ,.------y ~ ,-- ana
~ - 80, -,r, reference gwen.
ol "a, ; N'.A- ,. s,.l- fr,--
-----
HOT SEWcKk o- Nh HsE .,..,,s, = [sssrsr-a. 80
c,.3, P ~ s,b-5,s
,aL -, o---
,,-,-r,Dv,ss r., s.,p,,rrs- v-irr -ska far--
IN wash by dozen r week handwors
entirely sun crieo. Inspection 'l''-7--
g, % an l-
,r->-Dpu-ss 81, ,r-r,- b,- the 5sv. Cau ~
IA y, > -. -, ,o,,h IN s--r racs
-------------- - - ,--,-- &c. ~, -
LAt tNL'i't--,,- i--- s,- $40 80 '--a
Na'e -isss -a.,i,s -. Rov ~ T~'hune r-r-
town once, l'Sef hr'aa"a'.
----,---- ,7I, r5--, -,I--z- -o-is=. good
.-.-lr. ..,rY-l-rsur raf~9raz-ar a1t
travelling mail sprtss Iei'. ' ,,ipuPr
English excellent r-trf.h''- I'M '>
ENCED .3n West '4'h
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EEGILpING. Pasture Frames. Fancy Fur
-.irrtr. pfe.a- Gold Leaf guaranteed.
Rese0--E1e Charge Largest assortment
goId chairs GOLD Ft ENiTtRE MANI
FACrJ RER1 - SIXTH Avenue. opposite
ENgr-h street
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DPFSSMAKFR Experienced, ,n'
r-s, rIs-~ cutter and filter OUT r., "a
- rsfers1res ~ LALIE. care Nml'n' i'''
gVe-r .slfH
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COOK and LACNDRESS BY competent
woman. references. NJ. III Con.ir bell
24Q West Jqth-s-
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Qsrurslons
AUTuMNAL FOLIAGE.

boar column '''am
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

-ro.k and uRESSNAK All kinds o.
,1s~,rsr-s altered into latest style. hn's'
-. esrirDstss siveu. home - erred
EPFT.5 t2t Vest 2@d 81
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MOTHERS COMPANION. ASSISTANT
Young English woman 0f refinement.
experience in care and training OF y1uuE
children, also iu conducting household IN
absence OF mistress. conEenial home tho
arst consideration. A1-ress i. c.. BOX =.
Tribune once
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-04

Washington. March 4.-When the
house met today the pending question
was the adoption OF the conference re-
port on the Philippine tariff bill. on
a rising division the vote stood ayes
66; nays s.. Mossrs. Mccall Of Mas
sachusetts Heatwole Of Minnesota. and
Littlefed Of Maine. Republicans, voted
with the Democrats against he adop-
ton Of the report Mr. Payne, the
majority leader, then demanded the
ayes and noes and the roll was called.
The report was adopted, 1883 to 1902
Littleheld, Republican OF Maine: Me-
Cal. Republican OF Mass, and Heat
wole Republican OF Mimi. voted with
Democrats against the adoption Of the
bill. The committee then went into
committee OF the whole and resumed
consideration of the bill 10 classify the
free rural delivery service and place the
carriers under The contract system.
Mr. lands Of Indiana. the first speak
err today opposed the bill Most OF the
shame and discredit cast upon the gov
eminent In the past he said had been
in connection with the,contract syttem.
Mr.. lands declared that there was
absolutely no public demand for the
passage Of the pending measure,
Mr.. Maddox OF Georgia also spoke
against the bin. He predicted that II
the contract system was established in
the south negroes would carry the
mails below the Mason and Dixon line.
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mules aside and throw them. but he
slid on the hard snow and went un-
der the ambulance which crushed his
leg az the ankle This laid him out
helpless, Then Mrs Mitchell Jumped
out and made o dive fol the rein which
she succeeded In cate iing, but she lost
her footing on the 'cy snow, and was
thrown 60 one side on her shoulder with
a force that disabled her and she. TOO,
was left helpless,
Then Mrs Mckaig climbed onto the
drivers box and down 10 the pole OF the
rear team, working her way carefully
between the flying n,Jicr TN she could
reach the inside trpidng rein by hold
ing onto the collars o.. the animals at
the side Of her and oattlng down with
her foot after the rein. Then she caught
hold Of the on hide rein and worked her
way back to the crlyors seat and with
both relns In her hands managed to
stop the outfit after struggle and
vigorous application " tie brake
Mrs Mckaig then turned back after
seeing that the children were fale. and
picked up the dead and wounded. -
with these she continued on 70 soldier
station. whore the wants OF the suffer-
ers were attended TO- Tile party I'm
ally reached Price all right Mrs.
McKaig Is IN town today The doctor
went east.
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LARGER LIBRARY QUARTERS.
Board Of Control Deems Present Home Of Public Institution
Is Decidedly Too Small for the Accommodation Of
Books Patrons and Readers

Ing that, on Feb IL, the library COM
pleted us fourth year with Il member
ship Of 1ij4 by way OF proof that the
library is growing rapidly It Is shown
In the report that on Feb. "A there We're
6SS books loaned for home USE that be-
Ing the largest number loaned In one
day since the library was instituted,
During the period of four years 26i,
$50 books were loaned for home use and
ll2,63j in the reading rooms The num-
Der Of visitors during that period is
estimated at 1910, The number Of
volumes on hand March !, was 1888
and the membership on th@ date was
7,544. There were Il volumes discarded
and lost during last month. Durir. the
month there were 1886 books loaned for
home use and 4.sS6 issued in the read
Ing rooms,
The city auditor reported balance
on hand to the credit of the library
board OF S,470.05 Claims In the
amount Of S6IS1G were audited and al
loved by the board
Book lists as submitted by the librar-
ian we're approved by the committee on
books
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OF
WAR TAXES

Washington. March 4,--'rhe house Dill
for the repeal OF the war revenue oil!
and providing for the removal of the
duty on tea received It's FIRST consider
alton at the hands Of the senate COM
mittee ON finance ana when the COM
mlttee adjourned members expressed
the opinion that the measure would be
fayorably reported after one on two
slttings No opposition was expressed
to the measure as a whole but the
time of the meeting was given over to
discussion OF the features Of the bill
and the probable effect OF its enact
ment into law upon the finances Of
the country Senator Aldrich as chair
man Of the committee, presented a
carefully compiled statement showing
the expenditures and receipts Of the
country for the past IS years. Accord
ing to this statement the receipts Tor
the fiscal year 1901 exceeded the eN-
penditures to the eXtnt of SlOSOOO 700
IN average internal revenue receipts
under the war revenue act are SbSVOO''
900 and those collected on the importa-
tlons OF tea $4,000 900 leaving still sur
plus of more than SSO,OOOOOO per year
after the abolition Of the proposed
taxes
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LIVELY AMBULANCE RUNAWAY.
Army Surgeon Gets Broken Leg Soldier Driver Knocked Sense
less and Former Salt Lake Woman Plays
Part Of Heroine

A very sensational aud exciting rum
away occurred Saturday Just north OF
soldier station ON the Price Duchesne
stage road. i'm which Mrs. Il. II. Me-
kaig of this city proved herself q hero
Inc possessed Of remarkable courage.
An army ambulance, containing drly-
en- Dr. Bcckman The post surgeon, Mrs.
Mitchell of White Rocks Mrs. McKalg
and two children was being driven to-
wards Price, az the surgeon was going
east and the ladies were en- route to
this point. Az the point above mention
ed the ambulance struck a deep rul IN
one side of the road, which could not
have been avoided on account Of being
hidden by the snow Down went one
side Of the vehicle, throwing It over.
The shock hurled the driver, soldier,
out onto his head on the ground where
he lay senseless, and the double team
Of mules then ran away with one rein
trailing on the outside, and the other
between them on the snow.
Doctor Beckman leaped out and SELF
ed the trailing rein, hoping TO turn the
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his stan and committee Of the club
was ranged behind him During this
reception prest. Fischer, on behalf OF
tho ladies' of the club. presented the
prince with magnificent vase 10 DC
given TO his wife The Princess Irene.
The prince thanked the ladies In be
half of the princess. declaring mat no
incident Of his visit had pleased nun
more, and that he was sure MS Wlle
would cherish IT always among. her
treasures The vase IL OF gold ana cut
glass. and IL two feet high.
In response 20 Mr. Rubens. Prince
Henry said
mir Chairman and Fellow Qermans'
/ thank you very much for the recep-
tIon you have given me and also iol
the speech Of Mr. Rubens, ! would
like to say that the Germans In this
country have done great deal FOR the
literature and science Of tnis country
and hope they viii continue In TINS
good work
II win not detain you by making q
long speech, but win simply say that
I sincerely hope that the Germanla
club will succeed IN living up TO Jus
high ideals. trust that the future OF
the Germanla club win be as bright az
lts past
Prince Henry spoke In German
When the prince concluded glasses
were waved In the dir while three lusll
"Hochs" were given Then a picked
chorus from the Mannerchor sane
Weber Aoch, and "rrInk Lied Fht
next song was my Old Kentucky
Home
u heard that south, said the prime,
to Mayor Harrison. II IKE IT, And
then ne gent n request that the sons
be repeated. This being over the as
sembled guests, with much cGnking OF
glasses. burst into For He's a Jolly
| Good Fellow
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AmerIcan Cattle Growers.

Denver Colo. March 4.--The Ameri-
can C8ttleGrowcrs' association,embrac'
Ing all cattlcmen's associations west Of
the Missouri river. assembled at the
Tabor opera House today FOR it's sec
ond annual convention T. c. l-usk OF
California, president OF the association,
called the convention 90 order AT 10 o.
clock this morning, several hundred
delegates were present Addresses of
welcome were made by Gov. oman and
Mayor Wright Of this city and a re-
sponse by a. G. Cleveland OF Nevada,
President Lusk's annual address was
devoted largely to the question Of leas-
ing the public domain He advocates
the enactment by Congress OF law 10
regulate the matter
Untold harm Is being done 60 cattle
men," he said, "hy the free use Of the
public lands for grazing purposes
The Colorado Cattle Growers conyen-
ton today postponed consideration Of
the leasing question this morning IN or
der 70 confer with the other assocla-
ton before taking action II was voted
10 assess each COW and horse repres-
ented In the association two cents a
year. sheep In proportion,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-04

The board Of control Of the free pub
lie library held It's regular monthly
meeting this morning IN the office Of
the librarian at the city and county
building There were present Mrs,
Richards, Mrs. Hampstead, Messrs,
Weber lglehart and Piper. Mr., lgle-
hart acted as secretary, owing to the
absence Of Mr.. Hill, the regular secre-
tary
There was considerable discussion on
the matter Of getting larger quarters
for the library. The library has grown
80 rapidly that 1t has entirely outgrown
its present quarters the shelving and
seating capacity being crowded TO
their utmost Additional shelving was
put IN the past month but even that Is
new taken up, Every afternoon the
seating capacity is overcrowded many
persons being unable 10 get acc0mmo-
dations in that respect.
The librarian filed her report show.
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war In South Amcrica.

Washington March 4.-Adylces from
the seat OF war In South America are
meager. Nothing has been heard Of
the reported insurgent naval operations
ON the caost Of Venezuela, But re-
ports from Colombia show that me
government Is thoroughly awakened to
the formidable character Of the reVo.
lutionary outbreak near the capital
and that large body OF troops nus
been hastily ordered from the north TO
assist In the defense Of the capital
This may have a considerable influence,
ON the campaign on the lsthmus OF
Panama. 49,, e
The report came from United states
Minister Hart al Bogota, and IN SUP
stance stated 5000 of the best soldiers
in Colombia had reinforced the gov
eminent troops near Bogota. Fight
inc had continued for some days but
reliable details had not been received
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lspeelal to The news. J

Casper, Wyo. March 4-park Hays,
editor Of the Wyoming Derrick was
this morning arrested for criminal libel
by County Attorney a, y. Butler
During the trial Of c. f. Woodland
for the murder Of Wilson G. Kicker, a
petition was universally signed by citi-
2ens OF Casper that the court appoint
an assistant prosecuting attorney to as
sist Butler In prosecuting Woodland,
claiming lncompctency In the case. This
petition was published in the Wyoming
Derrick with comment The editor OF
Derrick also held this petition and the
action called for him to produce the Pc
tition which he refused to do. Four
signers Of the petition, however, are
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and handles all Of the drayage for the
Colder Music company About 10 a. m
Today he Yves moving n plano N the
Elevator on tho second story. 0r4 N7d
neglected to pull up the ut. In man
1rvering around, be stepped into .nc
elevator shaft. and down he went all in
heap. Mr., Malln struck the ele-
patof at the story below and was
speedlly picked up badly dazed. A
physician called In found that no bones
had been broken. and the unfortunate
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Message from the Etruria,

New York, March l-The Evening
World prints a dispatch from one Of lbs
reporters who IA a passenger on the
Esrurla. The dispatch which was TAX
On from the Etrura to the Azores by
the oil tank Ottawa, which spoke the
Etrurla ON Friday Is as follows:
1.-THE Etruna lost her propeller and
steering gear In mid Atlantic on the
evening Of Feb &C. Drifted helpless in
n heavy sea all night making contlnu-
Gus signals, Too much cannot be said
for the bravery and GOODNESS Of Capt
stephens whose example filed the pas
sengers and crew with courage,
"They are trying To tow the Etrurla
TO the Azores. AS write we are nov
In tow Of the steamer William Cllff
but are making no Roadway. Wind and
sea against us and Cllff not strong
enough to do more than hold us steady
Gan are we'll on board and after the
first excitement everything Is quiet
They are trying to lash spars 10 make
a rudder Captain Of oil tank steamer
Ottawa from Philadelphia has prom
lsed to file this at first port touched
Capt. Stephens v.ahes to assure all
that there Is no ! lger'
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DISQUIETINO FEATURES
IN ENGLISH COMMERCE

AS TO the ship subsidy bin before
The United Suites Congress Lord Ave-
bury did not anticipate that the non
maritime states would reman paaoi'e
nd see nlne million dollars ia bounty
20 to the maritime states without pro-
est
The doubts he had expressed last
year as TO the vitality OF German COM
merce were fully justified. Gcrmany's
complicated system Of bountles had led
10 more and more intricate embarruss-
nents. In the speakers opinion the
est thing the British government could
10 for commerce was 90 let II alone,
The sheet anchor Of the commercial
world was the favored nation clause
and he trusted the government would
lOld fast 10 the policy W the open door
and, in the case OF north China, urge
The United States, japan and olhei ma
Ions to Join Great Britain IN insisting
n fair play for the commerce Of the
0rld.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-04
BIDS ARE 0PLtED
Board of Public Works Accept Per'
kins' Bid for Replacing Flnme,

The board Of public works, at its
meeting this afternoon opened the bias
FOR the replacing Of the wooden hume
with brick cement conduit, al First
South and sixth East street. The low
est bidder was d. X, Perkins & Com
pany, his bid being 5000, II was ac-
cepted and the clerk was instructed to
make out a contract and submit II TO
the city council for approval
Clerk Whitaker submitted the ABB
stract OF bids for the pire sewers for
1902. The lowest bid was $40, $50, by
The Colorado Company. The same
amount of work last year cost the city
1896. The Colorado company was in
structed by telegraph that their bid
had been accepted and TO execute their
contract az once,