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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-25
Preferred Steel
StOck Retired.
1wo HHHdred Millions 10 be Taken Up and Two Hundred
and Fftp SMlLonS IN Bonds 10 be Issued Finance
Committee Was Unanimous in Recommending The Plan
TO Fatther IFS Success Syndicate is Formed.

New York, April 25--stockholders Of
the United States Steel corporation to-
day received the circular letter Of the
corporation, setting forth the exact
terms under which II is proposed to re-
tire S2OO0O0O 600 Of per cent preferred
stock and issue S25OOOO,O0O OF o per
cent bonds thereby Increasing the
bonded debt from SSOO,OOO.OOO to $3.50
100000,
Accompanying this circular was a
report OF the finance committee which
set forth in detail various reasons why
the relunding plan should be approved,
together with a series Of resolutions
reciting how the plan is to be carried
out
The Stockholders report, signed by
President Schwab and Chairman Gary.
says in part
In February 1901. various subsidiary
companies had under contemplation
ana In many cases actually had begun
The construction of additions to their
plants, which In some INSTANCES would
nave duplicated The facilities Of other
subsidiary companies The aggregate
OF these contemplated expenditures
was something Ike $50 100000 AS stat
ed IN the preliminary report. much that
at the time of the organization II was
hoped might be accomplished I'm the
way Of avoiding wasteful expenditures
Tor the unnecessary enlargement Of
plants has been accomplished by CO.
operation among the several companies,
enabling one to utilize the facilities Of
the other
However owing largely to advance
commitments II was impossible to
stop all construction at the time your
corporation was organized and In or
der to finish work then already under
way cash payments have been made
during the year TO the amount of $l5,-
600, 600.
III was not possible then to deter
mine how much Of this contemplated
expenditure OF about $4,000, 00O would
have TO be made, nor In advance of
sufficient experience would II have been
wise to capitalize any part OF the Sl5.-
100000 that have been actually eX-
pended.
Wlthin the next few months will
iall due payments, aggregating about
10000 for properties purchased almost
Immediately after your corporation was
organized. IN The preliminary report
70 stockholders theee payments were
described as Purchase money oblIga.
lions The finance committee Is unan-
imous In its support of the executive
committees recommendation and be-
lleves that as desired by the executive
committee SIS O00,O 900 should be made
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ARCHBP. CORRIOAN
HAS PNEUMONIA.

New York, April 25.--The following
bulletin signed by Doctors Edward l.,
Reyes and Francis Delafield. was Is.
sued at $3.50 o'clock this morning:
Archbishop Corrigan has an attack
Of pneumonia. He passed a comfort
able night and Is resting easily. There
are no unusual symptoms
The archblsh0p's secretary announced
that two bulletins a day will be given
out concerning the archbishops illness
lone at $3.50 a, m. and another at $3.50
y. m.
This afternoon Doctors Delaheld and
Reyes VIII have consultation with
Dr. Theodore G.. Janeway
After the bulletin had been issued,
Dr. Reyes said pneumonia is always
serious In a man OF the archbishops
sge--62 years.
Numbers OF persons waited today
near the archepiscopal residence TO get
news OF the sick prelate's condition.
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TO EXTEND THE SEWER SYSTEM
Board Of Health Takes Important Action This FornRg in That
Direction Ordinance Revision to be Made Cases Where
Sewer Connection Will be Compulsory

THAT the board hereby makes gen.
eral order that all persons who are, or
may hereafter become liable under the
ordinances Of said city TO c0nnac prem
Uses owned by them with the public
sewer system Of said city, and who
have not made such connections, are
hereby ordered and directed so TO do.
and that the health commissioner OF
said city is hereby directed to serve
the notices prescribed by the ordln'
ances on behalf OF the board OF health
upon such persons who have failed 70
connect their premises, directing mat
such connections be made
Ten parties. who have previously
been notified. were ordered TO maks
connections with the sewer.
The Wagner Brewing company was
denied the privilege Of constructing
cesspoool on their premises In the rear
of the lire station on First south
street
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ALBERTA SUGAR PLAN

Dyer and Mr.. Eccles remained In Og-
den.
Others Of the party seen today es-
uerlally Mr.. Mccarthy, who Is manager
of The Alberta land and stock COM
pspy. say that the farming and live
stock interests OF he Alberta section
arc in most promising condition. Mr.
Mccarthy claims that Alberta has the
best facilities for grazing Of any ooun-
I'M In The world. lie says that emil
grants are arriving ~ increasing mum
hers and taking W land 50 that the
country promises 10 BE- quite populous
in a short time. The laws OF the Dom
lnion are just. though somewhat *
acting. and all violations Of laws are
promptly punished. Mr. Mccarthy does
moi md IL at all onerous to live under
The british flag and will return soon.
lie thinks there Is no question OF the
erection OF the new sugar plant near
RAYMOND. as the bcets grown IN that
section have been found TO possess even
higher saccharine properties than those
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S. T.. Strike situation Unchanged.

San Francisco April 25.-The strike
situation is unchanged this morning.
Both sides are awaiting advices from
the eastern owners OF the United rail-
roads. II is expected that the local
representatives, Of the Baltimore syn
dlcate viii be ready for a final con-
ference with the strikers committee
this morning
The cars OF the Geary street cable
road are running today, the owners Of
that road having come 20 an agreement
with the strikers last evening.
The Geary street road, while a sep
arate corporation, has been engaged by
Sir. Vining OF the Market street sys-
tenn. and when the men Of that system
walked out the Geary street men fol-
lowed
AZ conference Of the local repre-
sentatives OF the Baltimore syndicate
this morning II was agreed that u
number Of concessions should b. made
to the striking carmen and a telegram
embodying these coucesSions was for
warded 70 the companys agents az
New York for approval. An answer to
this telegram is expected sometime this
afternoon II II understood that most
OF the demands OF the car men viii be
granted.
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HORSE TRAMPLES ON HIM.
William Cotton, Stranger Meets
With Severe Injuries.

\ young man who gives his name as
William Cotton and who says that he
halls from San Francisco. met with
frightful accident this afternoon on The
corner Of Second South and First West
streets. He was walking east from the
r. G. w. depot in such an indefinite
manner that those who noticed him
were led TO believe that he had been
lmhihing quite freely on crossing
the street he frightened a horse that
was hiiched 10 a tree and the animal
broke away. Cotton IN trying 10 nrc-
vent IL from running was tramped
down by the horse The animal also
gfc"nod ~ ME frc- f~ficiiHf an ugiy
cash on the right cheek and damaRino
the right eye 90 severely hat he may
lose that member. 10 could not b.
learned this afternoon who the owner
OF the horse f.
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EASTERN FORESTERS
IN SALT LAKE.

There Is a party OF Foresters at the
Cullen from Maine. en- route to attend
the national convention OF the order at
Los Angeles. The party includes G. l..
spaulding, past H. T.. Judge Martin l..
Durgin. II. G. r.; Clarence Scott, =. n.
c. r., and Herbert + Foster, all repre-.
sentatiyes Of the High Court Of Maine.
and their ladies, and the day Il being
given 20 sight seeing. None Of the Wis
itors have ever been in this city before.
except Judge Durgln who was In Silver
city. Idaho, 20 years ago, and all eN-
pressed their pleasure n what thty
have seen during their western trip.
They state that considerable interest
L. LeiH. tafen by Aaiuc people In the
far west as fasteners ere realizing
that there Is an immense country west
OF the Missouri river only Il costs a
whole lot OF money 10 make the trip
from the Atlantic coast.
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grown In this latitude, while the farm
ers are all willing to cooperate heartily.
1t Is said that the new plant Is 20 cost
anywhere from 100000 TO 100000 and
viii be ready by the fall Of 1903.
Uncle" Jesse knight who was seen
somewhere later was inclined to be
on-communlcatlve, and said he did not
wish to make any definite statement
regarding the factory, but he intimated
that the only question Of doubt remain.
ing, was with the railroads up tina!
way and the question OF freight II
they got suitable encouragement from
the railroads, they would doubtless
build the plant. He said the settlers
In Canada were all feeling well and
were generally prosperous.
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Admit Beresiord tilec,ed forwoolwich

London, April 25.-Rear- Admiral
Lord Chas Beresford. c ms arvative, has
been elected without opposition to the
seat In tho house ~ commo s repre-
sentlnp Woowich mad vacant by the
retirement Of Col, Edwin Hughes. Con-
serVatiVe
Great interest was taken In Great
Britain In the candidacy OF Lord Peres-
ford for Woolwich In consequence Of
his recent severe comments on the con
dltion Of the British navy and the eff
forts Of certain members OF parliament
to induce the admiralty to discipline
him in the way Gen. Butler was disclp-
lined for his utterances regarding the
British army.
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SITUATION IN MINDANAO.

Cana whose sultan has asked Baldwin
10 come there. Have directed him not
TO move. He is 10 miles from datto.
II is my purpose to have interview
with Gen. Davis VIII go on Hancock
which leaves here today for MalabanG
with battalion Tenth infantry. II Is
our purpose to show considerable force
troops to lake Moros converse with
dattos, then retire troops by different
trails to Malabang and Parang, there
after to send expeditions occasionally
to lake. We supposed Cana IS miles
from Malabang. actually short q miles;
no nghting not necessary overcome OPP
rosition to advance TO present location
troops T15 men with Baldwin. two
troops cavalry dismounted l2 miles In
rear. Every effort Will be made to
prevent general war Davis says situa-
ton this time very favorable
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SENATE.

Washington, April 2j,-In the senate
today Mr. McCumber On, D.. chair
man Of the committee Of manufactures.
spoke on the bill ito prevent the adu-
teration, misbranding and limitations
Of food. beverages, candies. drugs and
condiments in the District OF Column
bia, and the territories, and for regu-
latlng interstate commerce therein"
The object Of his address he said
was to convince the senate OF the very
great importance Of the subject TO
the American people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-25

Inc growing Importance Of the Can
'lA country and It's close connection
WIZ Utah were well illustrated this
'0ining In the arrival Of a party OF
nOialnent Utah business men from
!, u'' section The party was headed by
. jesse knight Of Provo. VINO IS
u'Alng Of building a sugar plant near
We new town Of Raymond. accompany
@e him were George Austin. agricul-
VA superintendent OF the Utah SUI
- company who went up to pass on
sra agricultural propositions. Hon.
Inn, Taylor, Charles Mccarthy.
h. hccles. " ogden, who was look
AZ .n" the numbering interests OF the
,,S "a section. and Col. Dyer OF Cleve-
h., me well known manufacturer Of
f,n sasar machinery. representing the
t.n .hich built the Lehl, ogden, Lo-
Aha La Grande factories. Col.
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SENATOR MONEY
PLACED IN CUSTODY

Washington, April Ex-senator Mon
ey of Mississippi today was placed in
custody on information filed by Arthur
i. Shaner the street car conductor.
who charged the senator with assault
ing him during the disturbance on
Shaner's car yesterday. Senator
Money, Conductor shaner and Fore
man Hooper Of the fire department,
who assisted the conductor yesterday,
appeared In the police court today and
their trial was set for next Thursday,
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Imperialis,s scatter Rebels.

Hongkong. April 25.--Advlces received
here today from WI Chou under date
OF April ~, announce that a bloody
battle was then proceeding between a
force Of imperial troops on their way
to Marking and a large party OF reb-
els The imperial army attacked the
rebels encampment In the WI Chang
hills, brought up two MaXims and two
l2-pounders and finally scattered the
rebels and captured their leader. Hung
Yung Seng, who was wounded
subsequently the rebels ohptured two
villages OF Marking and established
their headquarters In those villages,
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Especial to the "News."l

ogden. April 25.-Charles Meighan,
49, alleged defaulting postmaster Of
o.don was arrested this morning by
ns,utv q. s. Marshal l.. II. smy'h
:, solt Lake. Immediately afterwards
n, Meighan appeared before u s.
Commissioner Thomas Maloney when
50 pleaded not guilty to the charge of
'.,bs,zling the sum Of 2,6j6.l3 from the
,o., office monies. The court fixed his
,,nds at $500 and fixed the date for
earring the case in ogden on May 2, at
n a. m.
The whole proceeding took only a
ha minutes and was conducted In the
onIetest manner possible The com
,,"Int charging the offense was sworn
Z In Salt Lake yesterday and filed In
Ss once of D. H. Twomey, the y. $.
, g'r by A. T., Frederick Of
Washington, ID. c., the postofilce IN
,rsctor who has been out here lnvesti-
,atIne the offense. A warrant was is
wtd and placed In the hands OF
nsputy Z. S. Marshal l.. II. Smyth,
rho came to Ogden on this mornings
raln. As soon as he arrived here Mr..
Welghan was called up on the tee
hone and acquainted with the latest
move in the case against him. He i'm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-25

Nellie Wardrip, his father and sister.
who are living in Mead county, Ken
lucky.
He said that on the night Of the at
tempted robbery OF the house In Sacra-
mento he had a boy with him TO watch
on the outside. When Duffy came up
and seized the boy Wardrlp stepped to
a window and shot him. Then the boy
and Wardrip made their escape and the
latter came here.
Sheriff Mayor and Dolbert will re-
main i'm Sacramento until after the pre-
llminary examination Is held.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-25

The city board Of health held a spe-
Gal meeting this morning in the city
End county building and discussed the
matter Of compelling property owners
10 make connections with the sewers
Where II Is possible TO do So Those
PRESENT were Mayor Thompson, Drs.
Ang and Fisher and Assistant city
attorney shoup. 1t was agreed that
we present sewer ordinances are very
confusing and unsatisfactory and the
uV attorney was requested to draft a
lsE ordinance TO solve the problem Of
eunzlng the public sewer. This Will
as,essitale revising the old ordinances
@a bringing them up to meet the re-
Nsn.iements OF the present time.
me following resolution was PASSED
BE Il resolved by the board OF health
=" salt Lake City, Utah
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A HALF MILLION
DOLLAR JUDGMENT.

Judge Hall late this afternoon rem
dered a decree Of foreclosure in favor
Of plaintiff IN the case Of the Central
Trust company OF New York against
John w. Young et al. The amount OF
the Judgment is s5o3.572 " and the pro-
pefty foreclosed ie 1900 acres OF land
lying southeast Of the city. consisting
OF rock quarry and other stone forma-
lions In and south OF Emigration can
yon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-25

10 years Of age as the Samar boys Of
that age were equally as dangerous as
their elders.
Capt. David Porter marine corps, and
Lieut.. John II. a. Day. marine corps.
were the only witnesses examined.
Their testimony developed nothing new.
Maj. Littleton w T. Waller, marine
corps, will be the only other witness for
the prosecution. He was unable TO be
present today on account of sickness.
but II is expected will be IN attend
ance tomorrow.
The defense will call several officers
OF the Ninth infantry.
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Non Commiual About wilhelmina

The Hague, April 25,--The morning
bulletin posted at Castle Loo today an
nounced that Queen WilhelnIna SLEPT
at intervals during the night. Her
temperature continues TO indicate that
her illness, which has now entered It's
third week, is taking It's regu ar
course.
The afternoon bulletin from Castle
Loo was non-cOmmlttal.
II merely said that her najesty's
condition called for no special remarks.
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Hanged for wife Murder.

Newark, N. j., April 25.-Henry
schwab was hanged here today for the
murder OF his wife and child. As the
body fell the mans head was nearly
severed and blood spurted from the
neck
Schwab was a barber. He was dis
sipated and his wife made arrange
ments TO leave him. When he learned
OF her determination he killed her and
their child. He cut his own throat,
but not seriously.
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Heavy Duty on Mexican Cattle.

III Paso, Tex, April 25.-Collector OF
Customs Pat Garrett. has created a
sensation among cattlemen In FL Paso
by ruling that all imported Mexican
cattle under one year should pay Inn
port duty Of 1915 per head instead Of
81 as heretofore. The decision has
raised a storm OF disapproval and the
Corralitos company has made a pro-
test and appealed 10 the authorities at
Washington The importing season
has just opened and the ruling will af-
feet thousands Of young cattle that are
TO be shipped to northern ranges.
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bringing the whole number under one
corporation and to amalgamate the en-
tire system that the new corporation
has been formed. The document bears
date OF Feb, 26, 1902, and states that
The principal place OF business is the
city and county of San Francisco, capt.
tai stock sl54 455,oOO, OF which SIPS
SOIse0 has been subscribed.
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To Restrain Basrballlst Bcndrick.

st. Louis, April Is. Judge Fisher to-
day set the hearing Of the petition Of
President Robson OF the 81. Louis Ma
tional League Baseball club 70 restrain
Hendrick from playing with tro Amer
lean league. for next Monday. when the
cases OF Wallace and Harper will also
come up.
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OF THE ESPEE.

San Jose, Cal, April 25.-New articles
OF incorporation and consolidation OF
the Southern Pacific Railway company
were filed today In the Office Of the
county clerk. For several years past
the Southern Pacific company has been
acquiring different lines throughout the
state. Up to date SO lines have been
absorbed, and II is for the purpose OF
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GEN. JACOB H. SMITH
COURT MARTIAL BEGINS.

Manila, April 25.-The trial by court
martial Of Gen Jacob H. Smith, on the
charge OF conduct preiudicial TO good
order and discipline. began today Gen.
Lloyd Wheaton presided. Col. Charles
a. Woodruff, counsel for the defense.
said he desired to simplify the proceed
ings He was willing to admit Gen.
Smith gave instructions to Mai. Waller
to kill and burn and make Samar a
bowling wilderness that he wanted
everybody killed capable Of bearing
arms and that he did specify all over
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James AtwelI, a. A. H.. Dead.

Plt,sburg. April 25.--James Atwell.
president OF the National Association
OF Prisoners Of War and well
known IN Grand Army circles through
out the country, died at his home in
this city today.
Mr.. Atwell was stricken with apo
plexy al Atlantic City three days ago,
ana never regained consciousness. He
was Ga years OF age.
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Washington. April 25.--Adjt. Gen.
CorbIn today made public the following
extract from cablegram just re-
clyed from Gen. Chaffee, respecting the
situation in Mindanao, dated Manila,
april q:
Before Baldwin could be communi-
uted with he had taken the fort at
iulas after slight resistance. No cas-
uatIes Very soon after neighboring
twn Of Gauasl opened its doors hoist
e white Gag and delivered red flag
! alto Lampo and others with strong
blowing asked permission to call and
make peace. Datto Amanipack OF Cana,
Who sent threatening messages In reply
q my letter, is one OF those who have
admitted Camp is two miles from
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win Investigate Cuban Sugar.

Washington. April 25.-The senate
committee on Cuba today decided to
institute an investigation into the
charges that the greater part OF the
present crop OF Cuban sugar Is held
by the sugar trust Of this country as
directed by the resolution introduced in
the senate by Mr., Teller on the 18th
instant '' see
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Mai. waIlin and IL. Day Acquitted.

Manila, April 25.--Mai. Wallin and
Lieut.. Day Of the Marine corps who
were tried by oourtmartlal here on the
charge Of executing natives Of the is
land Of samar without trial have been
acquitted.
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"shecny" Harris OF VI Paso Killed.

FL Paso. Tex. April 26.-"Sheeny'
Harris was Killed IN a gambling hall
this morning by Clarence Wolyerton, a
special policeman fFour shots were ex-
changed. Wolverton was wounded In
the hand Harris was shot through the
heart Five years ago. Wolverton,
while chief OF police at Colorado city,
Colo. Il Is said, ran Harris out OF town.
and Harris, II Is alleged then threat
ened TO XIII him on sight They met
for the first time today. The corOner's
jury found that Wolyerton killed Har.
ris In self-defense.
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PENSIONS GRANTED.
fsneclnl 10 the "News"n

Especial 10 the "News.D
Washington. u. C., April pensions
granted ldaho-orignai, Thomas
Dempster, Clearwater. S.
Wyoming--Louis Miller, Laramie. S.
President McQuarrie OF the Eastern
States mission. and Miss Susan BecTsf,
OF ogden, are In the city,
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HOUSE.

Washington. April 25--This was PEN
sion day In the house. Some prellm-
mary routine business was transacted
and the house then went into commit
tee Of the whole and proceeded with
the consideration OF pension bills on
the calendar.