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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-03-27
give Him a Chance.

Felix Barnwell wants to run for
congress-" said Farmer Clayton, look
ing up from his paper.
His wife Hearly dropped pan of
dough-.
Rum" she exclaimed. Land sakesl
Any tiphe he wants To run he oughter
have the chance, He's so lazy he can't
even walk fast most of the time."-Ch..
sago Post.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-03-27

And there, in the graveyard OF Che
Mere. are among the many new graves
two side by side, with single cross
above them.
Never again in the days TO come will
the island be it's former beautiful
self. Such scars drive too deep. Time
NAV never change the awful. dreadful,
memories about the land which once
smiled in plenty Little children play
again about the vineyards, and other
Youthful lovers whisper as they walk
hand in hand along the beach at twi-
light. but 10 spirits walk Mt the mystic
hour among the lonely graces in the
marshes and in the humble little
cemetery, then you will hear OF that
dreadful night, when the angry waves
rode over the island, and robbed ID
and murdered il, Restful spirits will
keen watch, and IL the waves lash
again into fury, they will be softened
and hushed, and so instead will only
wash away bitter memories. The
peace of God is again upon the island,
and In song and story, Cheniere is
again the vine-clad land of mirth and
plenty.
Once more the red.sailed luggers
ride around Cheniere Caminada.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-03-27
Authors note.

- Authors note
The facts OF this story are essentially
true The storm ragged all night on sun
day. I'm October. 1898. On that night.
1000 or more lost their lives on the is
land of Chinere Caminada. The Island
lies adjacent to Grand isle. noted as a
summer resort on the extreme southern
coast of Louisiana. One of the fisher.
men actually predicted the storm, and
his own death that night. though few
gave faith to what they termed his
halluclnation
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-03-27
An EpIcurean View,

First Epicure-0ysters should be
doubly good in February.
Second Epicure-WhyP
Because il has two RS in it,
Judge.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-03-27

Morning dawned, clear and beauti-
full. The sun, fiery disk, sent long.
glinting lines across the water, and the
iridescence was mockery OF some
OF the hideous objects floating on the
waves. A strange stiffness lowered
over all. Life seemed strangely, sud
denly, interrupted. Only the OCCASION
nj cry Of cat bird was heard. No
sound OF lowing cattle, no early matin
by the noisy swallows.
See. there lie two bodice, side by
side. with faces upturned TO the sun
light. Serene in their last sleep. the
unhappy and luckless lovers lie cast
on the beach by the receding waves.
Old Manuel was right. "For II Is
writ. these two shall not wed. To-
night they shall die"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11
Board of Tea Expcrts' Report.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE board OF
tea experts appointed'by the secretary
OF the treasury 10 establish the var
ious standards Of tea for the ensuing
year for the purpose of preventing adul-
tergtion and to classify the different
qualities, have prepared their recon-
monoatons embodied In report, which
they have transmitted TO Secy. Shaw Of
the treasury department.
George H. Hewlett chairman Of the
board of experts, declined to disclose
the contents OF the report.
AS 10 statements that some interests
In tie trade were not satisfied with
some OF the boards selections Mr. Hew-
lett said certain tea merchants objected
to some OF the standards established
by the board last year. believing they
We're placed too high, When asked n
any concessions had been made this
year he said the merchants Interested
win have TO determine that question by
INSPECTING the samples chosen to des.
ignate the various standards.
The schedule submitted, Mr. HEWLETT
sad. VIII not be adopted until ap
proved by Secy Shaw, and such APP
rrovGi probably will be withheld for
reasonable time to enable any mer.
chants who so choose TO enter protests
against any Of the boards selections.
The tea experts were in session one
week The board consists Of seven
members connected with prominent
firms from various cities throughout
the United states, who are appointed
to convene each year by the secretary
OF the treasury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11
OIL NINE INJUNCTION,
Utah.Col0rado Company Involved In
OiilClal Dispute.

u. w. Wilson, ]. r. Iletcher, II. q,
ghepard and r. r.. Shepard have filed
suit 1n the district court against Dele
van A. Holmes, president Of the Utah
a. Colorado OIL company praying for
an Injunction TO prevent the Defendant
from voting 20g 5G6 2.3 shares VI the
company stock which palntlfs claim
he holds IN trust FOR them a restrain.
ing order was issued yesterday and
Beryed on D. c. Dunbar, who represents
Mr. Holmes
II is alleged IN the complaint thar
$4,000 shares of stock were placed IN
agreement that two-thrde Of 70 was 10
be transferred 10 the plaintiffs and the
remaining onc-third was TO be divided
equally between the defendant ana ID.
G. Dunbar II is also alleged that the
SOS, Cog 2-3 shares have been transferred
10 the plaintiffs but Holmes Is threat
cnng 10 vote the same az meeting of
the stockholders Tor the purpose of con-
trolling enough Of tho compeny's stock
TO ratlfy a contract which he made on
behalf Of the company and which the
plaintiffs claim IL illogIt
II ia said that llomeN contracted with
Kerr, Closer q Nan Cliye 10 bore
wen on the oonp0nys property In COL
orado. for which they were 70 receive
100000 shares Of stock and $4,000 In
cash. This the company claims he
WAS not authorized 10 do but that Il
was intended 10 pay the $4,000 out OF
the safe Of the treasury stock, and no
provision Of that nature Waa made with
the wellhOrers.
The meeting called for the ratification
Of the contract was not held yesterday
afternoon aa anticipated, but was con
tinued until last night At that meet
ing another meeting was called for the
oath for thc election. OF new president
to succeed Mr.. Holmes
plaintiffs pray that thoy be adjudged
the owners Of The 20SGG6 2-3 shares re-
fcrred 10 above.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11
MINING STOCKS
WERE ERRATIC.
Market Was In Unsettled Condition
With Some Stocks Stronger
DIVIDEND PAYERS STRONG.
Con. Mcrcur, May Day and Yankee
show Strength Lower Nam.
moth Also Up.

The mining stock market this morn
ing was cratic with the tendency Of
the active stocks TO 80 further down
substantial gains were recorded by
some stocks and others showed much
firmneHs. OF those that recorded losses
Ajax Carsa and California showed The
most severe treatment by the bears.
sunshine Uncle Sam, May Day, Martha
Washington and Star Con. were firm,
with slight gains recorded by some Of
them.
Con, Mercur was again the feature
and was quite active, Opening at $3.50
gain of 2A cents from the figure at
which the closing sale was made yes
terday the stock was active at figures
as high an SlS4, al which n sale was
made, buyer 30.
Transactions this morning involved
bS, lis shares and S2S,5Sl ,6S and business
was pretty evenly distributed among
the active list. The dividend paying
stocks, Con. Merour, Daly-West, May
Day and Yankee, came in for consid-
cradle business, and there seems TO be
some demand from outsiders for these
securities,
Trading commenced with Ajax, which
was lower by n few cents and Carlaa
showed considerable weakness, while
Lower Mammoth opened al 75, q gain
Of 4 cents from yesterdays figures,
The stock was firm around the opening
figure and May Day was considerably
stronger than yesterday, as was Yankee
also, AT the close the following quota
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11
\. M. GUSHING
HAS RESIGNED.
Travelling Passenger Agent Of R,
G, W. Leaves Service,
OFFICERS OF THE SAN PEDRO
Directors Of Clark Road and Empire
Construction Company Elect OH
GERS az Los Angelica

Harry NJ Cushing. who is known
among railroad men IN this and con-
tiguous states under the soubrlquet
Of Little Puck has handed In mig an
nuals and written resignation as tra-
yelling passenger agent of the Rio
Grande Western TO Assistant General
Passenger Agent George w, Helntz,
The resignation has been accepted,
Mr Hontz stated this morning that
there would not be any appointment
Of q successor to Mr. Gushing for some
time, if at an.
Mr. Cushing has many friends in this
city who win be sorry to learn that he
has served his connection with the
railroad company Just what he pro-
poses 10 do In the future Is not at this
time forthcoming He has for some
years past been looked upon as
q fixture IN local railroad circles,
he having been IN the employ Of the
Denver ~ Rio Grande for nearly twenty
years, and upon the merger Of the
Western into the parent company last
fall represented both lines In this ter
rtOry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11
VAST DEAL
Rumor Asserts Vanderbilt, Moore,and
Rnnkeicller Rnnda VIII Combine.

In reviewing the interesting railroad
situation the Chicago Tribune has the
following 20 say OF plan for another
great merger
Persistent rumors are In circulation
that the Vaaderbits. the Moore broth
ers, aud The Rockefellers are trying TO
effect a deal that, II It goes through,
win rival the prominence Of the Great
Northern Northern Paclic-Burlington
merger, The boom In Chicago aud
Northwestern stock and the strength Of
Rock Island and 81, Paul stocks during
the last few days, in the face Of d.
minlshlng business IL taken as an IN
dlcatlon TINT insiders have had a poln-
ter Of what Is going on.
Preparations are said to be under
way for the merging Of the Northwest
ern Milwaukee and 81, Paul, and Chi
cago, Rock Island and Pacific, The
three are competing roads, and It Is
deemed advisable, before going any fur.
Their, to await developments In the
Northern Security company's case
Should the Northern lines merger be
sustained there win be no doubt, It Is
said, of similar arrangement by the
Northwestern Rock Island-St. Paul
lines.
"The Chicago and Northwestern is
controlled by the Nanderbllts. the
Moore brothers control the Rock Island,
and the Rockefellers are said to hold
a controlling interest in the st. Paul.
Plans, It is said, have proceeded to a
point whore II has been decided to re-
tire the stocks of the three companies.
If the scheme Is carried through It
probably would mean a deal with both
the Hartman and Hill syndicates so as
to prfyent the Burlington, which Is
controlled by Hill, and the Alton and
Illinois Central, which are controlled by
Hartman from enjoying superior adj
yantages on transcontinental traffic or,
In case such deal should fail, the new
combine may build an independent line
TO the Pacific coast"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11
SPIKE AND RAIL.

The Denver & Rio Grande has placed
an order for twenty more coaches,
superintendent Park of the Wyoming
division of the Union Pacific is In the
city today.
J. y, Markell, superintendent Of the
Union Pacific hotel system. came in
from the north this morning.
G.. A. A. Deane, travelling passenger
agent for the Missouri Pacific at In
dianapolls, Is in the city today.
General Manager ]. Kruttschnitt
and Chief Engineer Hood OF the
Southern Pacific left this morning for
the coast.
The transportation committee OF the
Louisville Elks were taken out 20
Saltair this afternoon as the guests OF
the Salt Lake & Los Angeles Railroad
company.
The Utah Construction company OF
Ogden has secured the contract for the
repair work on the Union Pacific be-
tween Cheyenne and the western term
mus Of the road.
II. II. Embry, general freight agent
OF the Rock Island lines west OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11
MINING NOTES.

Charles H. scheu has returned from
an eastern trip,
Seven cars OF Yankee ore reached the
Conklln sampler this morning
The Horn silver has another tw,
cars Of ore sampled and ready ion
marketng
Seven cars OF Senator Clarks Ophlr
Hin concentrates win probably be
settled for tomorrow
Morris sommer ana H. Clay Brown
lee are spending today at the 81 Louis
Ontario companys property at PARK
city.
ore ana bullion settlements in this
city yesterday amounted TO s5L2OO. T.
Il. Jones' q CO., $4,000 Mccormick 81
Co.. Sll200.
The management Of the Star Con.
viii market two cars of ore today, II Is
said that there * considerable high
grade ore &C The mine awaiting ship
ment
John Heinrich Of the Con. Mercur d..
rect0iate leaves today for the East
He expresses great satisfaction with his
Investments ia Con MerCur stock and
thinks the mine has fine prospects,
The Taylor and Druntou sampler was
IN receipt this morning OF two caro
OF one from stockton, scyen from Oph'r
canyon two from Frisco three from
Bingham six from Silver city, and two
fi0m rintic
The Century assessment ten cents
a share. amounting to $4,000 became
delinquent today Il is said that the
assessment has been paid By many OF
the stockholders. The sale dav is fixed
for March g.
Harry Quinn of Park CITY is In town.
He brought with him John Dunsmore,
the quincy miner who vas caught by
a c0ye-ln few days ago aud Is suffer-
ing with Injuries in the back and a
fractured leg received theretrom,
The Now i}od Wing Mining company
capital 100000 IN 81 shares, has hled
articles Of incorporation with the coun-
~ clerk, The company owns the Red
Wing No. claim In the West Noun
tain mining district and Is Differed
as follows, G, w BurIS, PRESIDENT r.
s. Harlan, vice presidents r. NJ, Orem
secretary end treasurer
The May Day management win mar.
ket, either today or tomorrow two cars
OF ore going very nigh In silver gold
and lead values The shipment Ia
from the workings recently opened M,
and IA which copper ore carving SEN
sauonpl values was encountered Thu
copper values ghrank after q few feet
and since then fine lot Of galena ore
similar TO that IN the Yankee has been
worked IN. u Is said that there Is
over feet OF ore very rich IN lead
and silver now opened up and that IA?
vein Is widening out The strike IS
considered very important.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11
SAN PEDRO OFFICERS.
Annual Meetings OF Directors of
Railroad and Empire Company.

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 1O.-Ferd X.
Rule, j. Ross CLARK, T. h. Gibbon, II. Il.
Miller and Robert w. Smith, constitute
ing a quorum and the resident directors
of the San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt
Lake railroad, met today in annual ses-
sion for the purpose of electing officers
for the year No changes we're made.
former officials being reelected. The
list Includes w. A. Clark, president;
II, c. Kerens, Of st, Louis, first vice
president; j, Ross Clark, second vice
president; I. h. Gibbon. third vice pres
ident, T, i. Miller, secretary; +. X.
Rule auditor, and IL. 5, Mckee, treas
urer.
Third Vice President Thomas Il. Glib
bon has been advised that the con-
tracts for a Joint survey through the
Meadow valley wash In Nevada have
been signed by the Oregon Short Line
and the. San Pedro, Los Angeles G.
Salt Lake Railroad company. The two
roads will work side by side, The ar
rangement entered into will enable both
lines to save at least two years in
completing construction toward Los
Angeles.
Officers elected today by the Empire
Construction company, which Ia build
ing Senator Clark's railway, includes:
]. Ross Clark, president. T. +. Glbbon,
vice president. Ross w. Smith, secre-
tary; r. Miller treasurer, and Fred X.
Rule, auditor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11
BINGHAM CON, SHELTER.
President white Says New Plant will
Compare FGvOrabiy with Others.

81 am very much more satisfied with
your now plant than I was before I
saw the great Washoe smclters," said
President White Of the bingham Con
last evening"
"Mr. McVichie and were given
every opportunity 90 see the Washoe
smeller dust starting up, BY Man
ager Klepctho of the Anaconda com
pany and think their plant ~ i'm
mense However, when our converting
machinery Is IN ours VIII compare very
favorHDy with the Washoe only, Of
COURSE, viii be much smaller Mr.
While states that worl, on the Bing.
ham Con, plant WIN be rushed TO COM
plotion as soon as possible
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11
Brass and Copper Trade,

New York Feb 1l,--Brass manufac-
turers and sheet copper dealers have
held a meeting here to discuss the trade
situation and ADOPT measures, If pos
sible to establish feeling Of confidence
among the consumers as well as In the
copper trade generally. The meeting
was not as well attended an It's promo
tors wished and while many represent
tatiyes OF the large and powerful brass
and sheet copper companies were pres
emit II decided to postpone definite ac-
tion, No new prices were agreed upon,
on account OF the shifting prices of the
copper metal, the concensus Of opinion
being that il would be wiser 20 await
a more stable copper market before new
prices are announced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11
NEW OIL COMPANIES.
Utah State and South Tent File Ar
ticIcs OF incorporation.

The articles Of incorporation Of the
Utah State OIL company were filed in
The Office Of County Clerk James this
morning, The office and principal place
Of business Of the company Is Salt
Lake City, and Its capital stock is yalu-
ed al $4,000. representing 100000
shares OF the par value OF 10 cents
each. J.. w. Rivers is president, VIII
bur Babcock, vice president, w. w.
Rivers, secretary and treasurer, who,
with w. j. Davis and Mamie j Rivers.
constitute the board Of directors, The
property OF the company consists Of
eight oil claims In Emery county,
which cover $40 acres OF land
The South Tent Oh q Mining COM
pany Of Ephraim filed rs articles OF
Incorporation with Secretary OF State
Hammond today The capital stock IL
SIT, 0co. divided into 100000 shares Of
the value Of I'VE cents each. j. y.
Christensen. is president, Peter Greaves,
.Jr., vice president; Ephraim Hanson,
seorsiaTy. i. Y, Jensen, treasurer,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11
sALTAIR MEETING.
Directors Get Together This Morn
ing but Make No Appointment.

The directors OF the Salt Lake & Los
Angeles Railroad company and the
Saltar Beach company met at the
Presidents office this morning and af-
ter transacting some business and at
tending 10 detail work adjourned until
next month,
Contrary to expectations there was
no appointment made Of General man
ager for the resort aud railroad COM
blned The committee having the matter
IN hand reported that owing to the in
clemency Of the weather and the stress
Of business they We're unable TO arrive
at any definite conclusion in the mat
for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11
Broom Prices to be Advanced.

Chicago, Feb. 1i,--At the meeting Of
the Broom Manufacturers association
o. the United states and Canada
scheduled TO be held In Chicago on
Feb. 20, viii be held on Feb. IS,
A genera advance Of ~ cents per doz-
en- In the price Of brOOms has been de-
cided on and other advances viii prob
ably follow The cause, It Is declared,
Is shortage OF the broom corn crop,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb. 1l.-May wheat opened
at 1,&Wi1N, and went up to 1SH.
ClOse-Wheat-Feb., 15M. May. 1871
July, IS4 Sept, 77%.
Corn--Feb., 59M May, 6l% G6l7s.
Oats--Feb.. 42H May, lg.
Pork-Feb, t6.iOl May, 1890.
Layd-Feb,, 9,3lla; May, 9.52k0s.
Ribs-Feb. $50 May. S57ibQS. 60.
Flax-Cash, northwestern, l7lls.
Rye-Feb,, jSm.
Barley--Cash, 5SG63
Timothy-G co.
Cash--Wheat.-No red, S5as6: No
3 red S2@sii2; No. hard winter. 7G6
Is; No, hard winter, 15d71iE; No.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11
MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS.

who, with Oluf Thursby. George ALL
red and Warren Tye. compose the
board Of directors The property OF
the company consists OF the Titan,
Morning Dove. Tiger Lynx, Beaver
Nevada Sage Hen and several other
oil and mining claims situated IN the
Ephralm and West Point district SAN
pete county,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11
Time Table
In Effect Nov, .,
1901,
ARRIVE SALT LAHR
'PastlE3ESEI

From Ogden, all points East,
Butte, Portland and San Fran.
cisco 1000. .... .o......,.,. $40 A. m.
points ,,..o' ,'.. ',,.,,,a,... s;25 Am
San Francisco .'.g,,'.,.,u., $40 pm
Intermediate points "..,.,o. $3.50 pm.
San Francisco .,.,,"~oo'@ $50 pm.
From ell points South, except
From NephI, Tintic. Meruur and
Intermcdlato poln,g.,.,..,.. 600 pm,
From Tooelc and Termlnusu," 600 pm
DEPART SALT LAKE
10 ogden, Cache Valley and All
points East uu.,..,y.... .t,. NV AIN
san Frarclgeo ...,,",,o.,.. s.i5 am.
10 ogden all points east and
San Nsancifc0 .....n.,..,..l2.i pm.
and All points cogi .,,-. O;it Pm.
10 Butte Portland intermediate
points aad san Fra0eisco ..., 0,50 pm,
To Tlatig Mercur Ncphl ana
Intermediate points p.u,,.., 1850 am
TO all pc.n8 south except TO
Tlntlc and Nero lr Du.,,.,, l'm nm.
To Terminus and Tooels .,,"" i'.O am
Uity Tcp~r nmr ooi ~r street
n. NJ sCHCNACHER Not rraf Mgr
u, L. hurley @. T. g. A.,
D. = SPENCER A. &C. T. & Z NJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11
"THE GREAT SALT LAKE
PRESENT AND PAST"

BY James L. Talmage, PHI. D. r. r, 8.
t., F. q. s., professor OF geology, Uni
versty OF Utah. book Of 1le pages.
beautifully illustrated. The FIRST COM
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postage prepaid. For sale by the Can
non Book Store. Deseret News Props A.,
II and 10 Main Street, Salt Lake City,
Utah. aud all news dealers,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11
HITTER AND EGGs.

New York, Feb. lt.-Butter-- Receipts
T 100 packages. strong, State dairy Is
mz5. creamery 20@2S; June creamery
lG@22 factory iiR@lD.
Eggs Receipts $500 packages.
Steady, State and Penna. 2S@29i west
ern candled lS12Slg,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11
SIX NEW CARS.
Street Railroad Company Expects
Them to Arrive Next Month.

The six big summer cars for the ev-
cursion business which were ordered
last fan BY Superintendent Read Of the
Consolidated Railway y Power com
pany, are expected 90 arrive in this
city from the Laclede Car company, st.
Louis. on che fifteenth u next month
These cars win be used for the IN
time during conference week. and vii,
be away ahead OF any car now owned
by the company when the comfort and
carrying capacity Of them Is considered.
The present big cars are built To seat
90 passengers, while the new ones have
q seating capacity OF 90 and plenty Of
standing room also. They wiz be dou-
ble-truck and la every respect up-to-
date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11
MERCHANTS PRINTING

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types and supplies just in. Our facilities
for letter heads, bill heads. tags. en-
veopes, pads etc. etc. are uneYcelled
by any establishment in the West.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11

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